Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, June 08, 1892, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextIT? I I- i f l : ! M wv I i fr-Aj l on miiwwwW '' ' '-Air il. a WlMlntttre. nre almost cor Stilly elected, wullo Hamilton, can dnlrtlo for joint senator between Union nud Umatilla counties, will tii-obubly have aa much as 200 ma- VorUv In Union county. Tho Peo- s nutty ttolled n larger vote than been expected, drawing prlncl- y from the Republicans. WHAT IS KNOWN. t" . . o m A ';jRetunia Aro very unsaxisiaciory Hermann's Majority. t PouTtiAND, Juno 8. Enough I uown to bo almost certain who has been elected. Hermann's mnjorlti -Jn the first district Is already ovei '4000. Ellis in tho second district will have c!-re to 2500 majority. L" Moore's majority for supremo Judge t ..j.1- 1 .. u .1 til li n ml I ii ...tistswl IB mUCU H'HS UUU'WIII JIUIUIJ VAxm .1500. Clnimbcrlaln now leads Web' Teeter by 500. From present appear ances the legislature will stand senate, Republicans 18, Democrat 12; house, Republicans 30, Demo orats 24. . y MULTNOMAH. Pohtland, Juno 8. Tho couni of Multnomah will not bo fliililier before Thursday morn lug. mokrow county. . IlEi'i'NEK, June 8. Tho return from 11 out of a total of 14 pieeltici gtvo Ellis 453, Luce 220, Biater aia It Is conceded that Ellis carries tin county by 150. Eight precincts glv BHe' , A. S. Bennett 75 majority ovei "'Moore, and Chamberlain 53 ovei f- Webster. The complete return I will increase Bennett's majority t ' 125. J. N. Brown, Hop. Wus eieCleil ' by about 150 majority over Thorn ' sou, Dem. Tho Alliance partj polled about 00 In tho county, bui elected no ofllcers. The Republl cans elected half tho county ticket CLACKAMAS COUNTY. Orkoon City, June 8. Twenty ono out of thlrty-llvo precincts glvi Hermann 1253,ltorU 013. Veatch038 s'iprvJiue judjze, Bennett 009, Moore 11.21, Walker 070: attorney general. Chamberlain 1010, Webster 1300, circuit judge, MoBrido 1005, Han 785; sUto board of equalization, Wlng'ite 1408, Cramlall 051; Hayes, Itep., elected stute senator. Oui oon City, Juno 8. Twenty s!x out of thlrty-fivo precincts givt fjr cengress: Hermann 1413, against 1488 two years ago, liork 800, Vealoh 810. Supremo judge. Mooro 1280, Bennett 831, Walkei 891. Attorney general, Wetmtoi 1510, Chamberlain 1227; circuit Judge, McBrido 1035, Ilaro 1084; board of equalization, Wlngate 1012 Crandall 1180, Hayes Rep., Is elected mnator aud tho three represontu t ves aro probably Republican. The county ticket Is Republican except b liool superintendent. JACKSON COUNTY. Jacksonville, Juno 8. Tho re sult of tho election In Jackson county with flvo small precincts to hear from is as follews: For su preme judge, Bennett 808, Moore 740, Walker 012, Welch 80. For attorney-general, Chamberlain 1330, Webster 750. i'or congress, Her mann 854, Rlgdon 00, Rorit 015, Veatoh'701. For circuit judge, Hale 978, Hanna, Dem., 1280, Prlmm, Dem., 007, Wakefield, People's 89 For district attorney, Benson, Rep., 741, Edwards, People's,080. Mitchell, Bern., 873. Precincts to hear from will Increase the Democratic nnijorh ties slightly. Jackson county has elected tho full Democratic- ticket, excepting ono representative and the county cleric. LANE COUNTY Euoknb, July 8. Tho Republican candidates for -District Judge, Pro secuting Attomoy and member of tho Btato Board of Equalization will have largo pluralities and per haps some of them will have maj orities in Lane County. Tho Republicans have elected the State Seuator, two and possibly three Representatives, tho county Clerk, tho County Commissioner, tho County Bohool Superintendent, tho County Treasurer, Burveyor aud Coroner. Tho Democrats havo elected tho Bherlfl, tho Assessor and possibly though not problbly ono Represen tative. roi.K COUNTY. Dallab, Juno 8. Herewith Is given the vote from fourteen pre cincts, Including an eatimato from the other two Bait Lake aud Buona "Vlstu: Bounott 1022, Mooro 002; Webster 1171, Chamberlain 1051; Hermann 1010, Veatoh 835: Burnett 1080, Shaw 020; Gibson 1111, Cooley 88; McCain 003, Bllyeu 070; Butler 1008, Keyt 050; Myers 1055, Uwluu 850, Staats 1105, Quick 800; Burch 1000, Butler 050j Byerly 1183, Green 700; Wells 1280, Kuykondull 702; Mulkey 1070, Baldwin 053; Cain 1001, Cosper 0711; Hutohlnson 1030,Slmlnton 073; But ler 1189, Rlcord 805; Beokot 032, McDowell 009; Kotohum 1S02, Pur rlab 535, SI'HINU VALLEY. Bennolt41, Mooro 04, WulkerS, Welch 13; Chamberlain 57, Web Bter 38; Hermann 41, Rlgdon 10, Rork 0, Veatoh 80; Butler 44, Keyt 81, Skinner 10; Gwlnn 37, Myor41, Quick 87, liKUmrdsoii 10, StaaU 38 Wlto 6; Burch 45, Butler 32, IIowi H, ByerleyCO, Green 10, Miller 16; Kuykondull 80, Wells 47, Smith 6; B.uruett35, Hendricks 11, Shaw 45; Bllyeu 17, Denton 14, McCain 32; Cooley 87 Gibson 47, Miller 14; Bald win, 80 Mulkey 44, Montgomery 18; Cain 88, Cobb 14, Cocr 80; Hutchinson 40, Bliuouton 40; Butler 64, Record 35; Beckett 8, McDowell a, BkatfeSO; Ketchum 80, Purriah 41. LIIN COUNTY, Albany) Juno 8, Ccmplelo r turns In Linn county, except two small outlying products, give the following majerities: Bennett 181, Chamberlain 1105, Hermann 72, circuit Judge, Bbaw 117, Bllyeu, district attorney, 734; Cooley, mem ber state board of equalization, 208. Tho entire Democratlo legislative ticket Is elected, and all county olllcers except commissioner, asses sor, surveyor and county jndge. J. N. Duncan h elected to the latter office by 760 majority. People's party vote In this county Is 700, aud Prohibition about 105. The county gives its usual Democratic majorities of two to three bundled on minor county offices. KLAMATH COUNTY. Klamath Falls, Juno 8. Re publicans carry tho county ticket, except assessor. Leavitt Is elected by over 200, Gowon sixty odd, Hale 185. UNION COUNTY. La Gkande, June 8. Union outify has gone Democratic by plu tlities ranging from 1P0 to 300. SHEUMAN COUNTY. The Dalles, Jnuo 8. Tho Re iiillcan ticket t-lected except judge .id clerk. HA K Ell COUNTY. Bakeb City, June 8. In doubt. SEVEItAL COUNTIES. Portland, June 8. Shcrmai ouuty Bennett 3-50, Moore 213 Walker 4, Welch 45; Chamberlah 210, Webster 414; Bright 77, Ellib 342, Luce 78, Slater 175. Washington County Following )luralltcs received: Moore 117, Web iter 230, Herman 308. Wlngate 173 .IcUride 220. Polk County Pluralities, Her nann 00, Bennett 70, Burnett 120, Ohumberlain 7. Columbia County -- Pluralities, Moore 270, Ellis 100, Webster 211, McBrlde 247. Tho Latest. Pohtland, Or., Juno 8. Returns from the slate are very meagre, and bo few received do not materially I'hauge the situation. The vote is not all counted yet In this county. Indications nre, Webster's majority In the county will not exceed six lundred. People's party in Jose phine county have probably elected jno representative. Tho county ticket is still close nud will take complete retumts to dotermine the vault. Kelley, Independent, for hoiilT, is probably electod. Oil City Tltusville. Oil City, Pa., June 8. Mayor Hunt Issued n proclamation yester day calling upon all business men to close their establishments so that all could engage in the work necessary to recover from tho present condi tion of the city. That many of the victims will never bo found is cer tain. Tho swift current has carried many away, the flumes have turned others to cinders, nnd tho crumbling banka have made their grave. Titubville, Juno 8. Railroad tracks aro washed away above the city for a distance of fifteen or twen ty miles nnd travel both north nnd south Is cut ofl for tho present. The facilities for caring for tho dead are limited, and sixteen unrecognizable bodlts placed in stacks and laid aside until they could receive further at tention. Coroner Strauss empaneled a jury and viewed tho remains. Ho said tho verdict could be nothing elso than un "act of Providence." Every bridge in thecouuty, with tho exception of threo railway br.dges, Is swept away, aud tho roads are so badly torn up that It will cost an Im mense sum to repair them. Hun dreds of families are homeless and great distress prevails. Oil City, Juno 8. Seven uniden tified victims of Sunday night's lire and fiood wero burled this morning. Tho relief fund In this city and Tltusville now amounts to $03,500. Soven hundred people have already been aided. It Is believed the num berwill run up to 800. Tho people have recovered from tho stunning eU'eets of the blow and tho work of removing tho ruins is being actively executed, 500 men aio at work. Titubville, Juno 8. About forty funerals will bo held hero today, Tho work of thatching for tho bodies is being actively carried on. It Is supposed many have lodged under piles of rubbish. Dis InfecteutH aro being freely used to prevent the spread of dlccaso. Many aro already sick through tho excite ment and exposure. Military Changes. San Fiuncisco, Juno 8. Tele graphlo Instructions have been re ceived from General Thus. II. Ruger, now inspecting the department ni Columbia, relieving Batteries A at d C, of tho Fifth nrtlilery from duty In this department, aud ordering them to proceed as soon as possible and tnko station at Fort Cunby. Tho arrival or Butteries A and O ut Fort Cauby will relieve from duty Batteries L and 1), and they will lo returned to this station. MARKETS. San Fkanoisco Cal., June Wheat, seller, '02, $1,146. 8.- P o it T L A N u, J uuo 18. Wheat valley, fl.80$ 1.87J. Chicago Ills., Juno 8. At close wheat cash .65. If there over vra a ieclfl0 fr any ono oomnluliit. tlieu Carter l.ltilo Liver 1'IIU uronlocinororiltk heartache, uud every womuniihould know UU. Ouly ono pill Htlosu. rryiuem, AIwbvb ftvnia lmnili purtcuttvo 111U, 'fluy flrnt make you ululc nud tutu leave you ooruttputrd. Ourttr'n Little Uver 1'llU TltULIHO luo uvnctl MUU M.MMV jut Dote, one llll. Uoiecuiuuor nlok headache, blltoune, oountlpuUou.can b cutett lu let time, wJtU teat medlctuu. unit for le. money, by uilug outer' Little Liver rilli, tnu by nay giucr uicwu. MARION STILL HEPUBLICAN. Gives Slate, District and County Ticket Majorities. EXCEPTING CANDIDATE FOR CLERK. Mny Tnko Ofllclnl Count to Do- tonuino Who is County Troasuror. The sealed ballot boxee containing the returns from the various pre cincts have all reached tho office of the county clerk aud will be opened Thursday evening. Theconvass will bo made by Clerk Sherman and two Justices, nud probably not be completed until Friday. the hesult may be expreesed in a few words by saying that Marion county has nlven Republican majorities on the entire ticket, except county clerk, ranging from n few voters to plurall ties of 300 to 900 on legislative ticket, John Kulght forsherill gets In bj oOO plurality. The returns show that the People's party polled at least 400 votes. The Prohl party may reach 300 votas, Burnett for circuit Judge will Invo 000 majority in tills county, and ptssibly 1200 in the district. There is an irrgularlty in the return from Chanipoeg precinct, the ballots having not been sent up locked and sealed in the steel boxes, which may result in this precinct elng thrown out. ELKHOKN. Hermnnn 10, Rork 1, Veatch 4; Bennett 4, Moore 11 ; Chamberlain 4, Webster 11; Ford 11, Geer 0, Hen dershott 4, Hunt 4, Jory 4, Layman 9, Ormsby 10, Weeks 6, Wlesuer 1, Wimer 4, Wright 9; Harding 8, Hubbard 0, Swank 1; Elder 7, Knltsht 6; Burnett 12, Shaw 3; Bil eu 4, Denton 2, McCain 0; Cooley 1, Gibson 0, Miller 1; Egan 6, Sher man 10; Baughmiu 1, McNary 10; Brown 10, Bruer 1, Cook 4; Ander son 10, Darby 1, Griffith 4, Coffey 10, Curl 1, Shanks 4; Graham 10, Jory 1, Mize4; Herrick 14; Stott 14. SUBLIMITY. Hermann 48, Rork 21, Veatch 70; Bennett 88, Moore 41, Walker 17, Welch 1; Chamberlain 92, Webster 51;Albaugh 24, Ford 00, Geer 47, Hendershott81;Huut 79, Jory 50, Layman 42, Matthews 5, 01inger3, Ormsby 32, Porter 3, Strayer 1, Weeks 57, Wiesner 21, Wimer 72, Wright 54; Condit 1, Harding 84, Hubbard 43, Swank 18; Elder 105, Knight 32, Norwood 8; Burnett 33, Shaw 107; Bllyeu 85, Denton 17, McCain 44; Cooley 78, Gibson 45, Miller 22; Egan 103, Hurst 1, Sher man 31, Starr 22, Baughman 38, Hull 3, McNary 75; Brown 39, Bruer 13, Cook 92, White 4; Anderson 33, Darby 22, Griflith 93, Coftey 20, Curl 13, Shanks 107, Graham 40, Jory 18, Ml.e 79, Simpson 3; Her rick 121; Stott 121. HOHEB. Hermann 50, Rlgdon 10, Rork 14, Veatch 30; Bennett 40, Moore 39, Walker 13, Welch 1; Chamberlain 62, Webster 40; Adair 1, Albaugh 15, Ford 48, Geer 43, Hendershott 27. Hunt 35, Jory 39, Layman 42, Ormsby 43, Porter 2, Strayer 1, Weeks 34. Wiesner 17, Winter 25, Wright 40; Condit 1, Harding 8b Hubbard 42, Swank 14; Elder 41, Kniirht 40. Norwood 11, Burnett 48, Shaw 43; Bllyeu 52, Denton 10, McCam 33; Cooloy 35, Gibson 43. Miller 18; Egan 45, Sherman 30, Stair 11; Baughman 30, Hull 1, MoNory 55; Brown 47, Bruer 13, Cook 85, White 1; Anderson 40, Darby 15, Grinith 3i; Coney 02, Curl 12, Robertson 2, Shanks lb; Grahum 41, Jory 17, Mizo 81; Herrick 88; Stott 89. WEST SILVEHTON. Herman 120, Rlgdon 10, Rork 12, Veatch 50; Bennett 72, Moore 91, Walker 11, Welch 13; Chamberlain 82, Websto' 104; Adair 22, Albaugh 12. Ford nO.Geei-80, Hendershott 78, Hunt 58, Jory 55, Layman 87, Mat thews 10, Ollnger 10, Oimsby 70, Porter 41, Strayer 22, Weeks 14, Welsnerl5, Wimer 50, Wright 101, Condit (I, Harding 70, Hubbard 92, Swank 8; rtldor 72, Knight 07, Nor wood 7, Bcott 10; Burnett 111, Shaw 75; Bllyeu 71, Denton 21, McCain 07, Cooley 69, Gibson OS, Miller 20; Eg.m 89, llarbt 11. Shoruiau 83; Starr 7, Baughman 37, Hull 17, Mc Nary 134; Brown 80, Bruer 10, Cook 72,WhItol3; Ander&onOO, Darby 18, Kberhard 7, Grilllth 72; Cofley 108, Cm I 13. Robertson 12, Shank 50; Graham 100; Jory 13, Mizo 60, Sltui soi: 18; Herrick 100; Stott 100, DHKtailTENllUSlI. Herman 28, Veatch 6; Bouuett 18, Moore 21; Chambcrlalu 20, Webster 25; Ford 22, Geer 20, Houdershott 5; Hunt 13, .Tory 15, Layman 60, Ormsby 22, Weeks 13, Wimer 0, Wright 27; Harding 5, Hubburd 27; Elder 10, Knight 10; Burnett 31, Shaw 10; Bllyeu 22, McCain 10; Cooley 0, Gibson 21; Kgnn 7, Sherman 21; Browu 27, Cook 0; Audorson 24, Grilllth 5. ST. I'AUL. Harding 123, Hubbard 23; Elder 100, Kulght 40; Burnett 05, Shaw 00; Egan VJ2, Sherman 22. SILVEK FALLS. Average Republican majority 15. NOTES, John Knight's plurality is be tween 100 uud 450, Geo. Burnett goes In for district Judge with over 1000 majority. There Is ulmott uo objection to the Australian ballot. It gavo a ole&u, quiet election, and few votes were lot t by 1U use. Sherman's defeat Is conceded by about 300 to 400 plunllty f.,r Egan, Republicans claim that Hubbard H elected Judge by about ui plurality. County treasurer is claimed by both parties, and the ofllclnl count will be needed to decide. Impossible to get returns from Stay ton, Silver Falls or Fairfield. FROM MINNEAPOLIS. Both Sides Confident, No Change in the Situation. Minneapolis, Juno8. No signi ficant chatiue lu tho situation this morning. Both sides aro apparently confident. Alger Is still In the field, aud half a dozen other candidates are mentioned as a compromise. Harrison people claim to have made gains the past twenty four hours, es peclally lu New York, where they claim twenty-nine votes on tho first ballot. The best information obtain able, shows that the Blalieuud liar rlson forces are almost equal in strength, but the Blulue people have the advantage of organization, both In convention aud committees. Mc Kinley's selection us permanent chuiiman, has added to his boom, aud there is a .movement "lu some quarters to spring his name as the dark horse, If found advisable. Rusk, Sherman, AUlison, und others are mentioned as possible cundi dutes. A committee of Associated Traders of New York have arriyed, to press the re-nomluation of Har rison, claiming he Is the originator of the bl-metalllc conference, and the only Republican who will be supported by Eastern merchants, or bankers, or the farmers, working classes and free sliver men of the Southwest. The coramltteo repre sents eleven trade aud labor unions of New York, and claim tho work lugmen through the state favor Har riou. It is said tho committee on cre dentials will not report befoie to morrow, aud the ballot is not likely till Friday. Blaine managers do not under rate tho moral elect of Harrison gain in New York where It Is said 29 delegates have signed an agreement for Harrison, but declare that until lust night Blaine forces were unor nanlzed now they propose under the leadership of Warner Miller, Boutelle and Foraker to conduct a systematic canvass of delegates. The Harrison manugers say the Blaine forces are evidently working for delay, knowing if a bullot was taken now they would be defeated by over a hundred votes. Harrison men, after a reasonable time pro pose to push far action, they declare thatBlalue is practically abandoned by tho opposition who are skirmish lug for candidates, Micheuer, of Indiana claims, 521 tried votes for Harrison which includes only 20 from New York. Republican Convention. Minneapolis, Minn., June f?. It is said tho committee on creden tials will not report before tomorrow, and the ballot will not likely be reached till Friday. Up to 11 a. m. tho committee on credentials had not passed on a single ono of the contested seats. Minneapolis, Juue 8. At 11:45 a. m. tho convention was called to order. Committee on credentials has not yet passed on a single con tested delegation. Chaiiman of com mittee on platform says they will not report until late tonight. Tho weather is fine. Minneapolis, June 8, 12:15 p. in. The chairman of committee on permanent organization reported us permanent chairman McKinley. Great cheering. McKinley took the platform. McKinley was made per manent ehairmau. McKinley in his speech said: "This is a Republican year, Rhode Island has spoken and ouly yester day Oregon spoke, electing two Republicans to congress. When we get through this convention, its con clusions will bo law for Republican action and assurauco of Republican victory. Wo are for a protLCtlv tarlirand reciprocity." ThospeaUer continued at some length in euo1g of tho piotectlvu tarift und ildiouk of tarifl reform as oxemplled in tin ellorls lu that dlieetlon by tin Democratlo party and was loudlj aud fiequeutly applauded. Convention Has Adjourned. Minneapolis, June 8, 12:50 p. ni. Adjourned till 11 o'clock a. m. tomorrow. Congress Yesterday. Washington, Juno 8. The agil cultural appropriation bill was re ported to tho hoube by Hutch, of Missouri, uud placed upon the cal endar. Several Importuut private bills were then pissed by nnani mous consent, after which thehoue wont Into committee of the whole upon the urgeut deficiency bill, which appropriates 17,074,332 for the payment of pensions and 14,000 for miscellaneous house expenses. Af ter an explanation by Bayers aud a statement by Dlugley that while there appeared a dellclenuy of about $7,600,OJO of peuslous, there was an unexpended balance of $8,000,000, tho committee rose nud tho bill pussed, after which tho house ad journed, INTIIK SENATE. Washington, Juuo 8. After notice by Petl'er thnt Monday next he would address the senate on the bill introduced by him to increase the currency, the senato proceeded to consider the dlplomutio uud con sular appropriation bill amendments recommended by tho committee on Thick anil TIIE PRODUCTION of uu .bundant growth of hair, i a, sir -1 ! o texture and of tho ordinal color, ften results from tho use, by thoso wlo have become tnld or gray, of Ayor's Llr- Vigor : ' 1 was rapidly becoming gray nnd halil : but after mlnir two or tlireo bottles of Ayor'a Hnlr Vigor my hair grow thick nnd plossy ami tho origi nal color wns restored." II. Alurlch, Canaan Centre, K. II. "A trial of Ayer's ITnir Vigor lint con vinced mo of its niorits. Its uso has not only caused tho linir of my wlfo anil daughter to bo abundant and glossy, but It has given my rather stunted mus lacho a respectable length anil appear anco." K. Brltton, Oakland, Ohio. "I linro used Ayer's Hair Vigor for tho past four or flvo years and find It a most satisfactory dressing for tho hair. It Is all thnt I could ilosirc, being harm less, causing tho hnlr to retain its naturnl color, and requiring but a small quantity to render tho linir easy to ar raugo.' Mrs. M. A. Dailey, 0 Charles St., Haverhill, Mass. Ayer's Hair Vigor, rilEr-AUED BY Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Sold by Drugglata and Perfumers. appropriations, This was agreed to and tho bill passed. The senate then proceeded to consider the cal endar, and after passing time bills .djourucd. In other words, I am suffering from a blllious attack, but Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets will bring mo around all right by to-morrow. They often cure headache lu an hour. I havo fouud them tho best cathartic pill In existence. They produce no nausea or grlping.but do their work thoroughly. They are c( nvenlent lo carry in the vest pocket, and pleasant to take. In vials; 25 cents. Wonderfu Kesults often follow tho uso of Hood's S.us.qiarlll.;, Sueie cases of srrofid.i, upon which other piep aratlons h.ivo been powerless, yield to the peculiar ciiratlvo powers of this medicine. Dlstiesslnt; cases of dyspepsia, cxciuclat Inu complaints ot tho kidneys and liver. fii'diiizliif' iteli esults and pain or salt tj " . ". . . ii j . ilile cases ot catarrh, and aches and pains f r'.ii'umatifcm, aro cured by Hood's Sar- p 1 1'.'... It l urifies '.ho blood, and at the no t'nio t iiils tho stomach, creates an ;.i ' :, ami f Ives MieiiBth to every fimc- . a of the body. (Jivo it a trial. General Debility "I'or foui jears my wito suffered with laige tumor hunches on tho glands under tho arms, andgeneial debility of tho whole j stein. Mm became so poor In health that wo wire on tho vergo of despair regarding her recovery. Physicians did not seem to utidcrsUnd her case; at all events she never derived any benefit from their treatment. Sho finally concluded to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. The Immediate cllect was so maikcd and satisfactory that sho continued to t.iko It, and till? -s tho result: Sh" has gained In weight From -34 to III Pounds and lb stiouger and in better health than sho h is been for years. Tho bunches under her arms havo diminished, and wo believe Hood's Sirsaparilla will bo too much for them lu time." J. J. Koncnoss 226 Coni meicialSue t, Boston, JIa&s. HoocFs Sarsapsrilla Sold by druggists. Si; six for 85. l'rcparodby O. I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell Mass. IOO Doses One Dollar rv Uakcn Up. A. red nnd white spotted cow wlth calf Both cars silt, nnd branded on right hip Owner can get same by bettllDB with 6-2C-4W CHAS MKIH.IAukcny. teies Wanted ! THE SALEM CANNING CO. Will Ilccelvo CnERRIES AND STRAWBER RIES AND GOOSEBERRIES on and after Wednesday, Juno 8, 1892. dw-tf FORKING PEOPLE can talto Simmons Liver Eocrulutor without loss of timo or dnn gor from exposure It takes tho placo of a doctor and costly prescriptions and is theroforo tho medi cino to ho kept in tho household to ho given upon any indication of approach ing sickness. It contains no dangerous ingredients hut is purely vegotahlo, gontlo yot thorough in its action, nnd can ho given with safety nnd tho most satisfactory results to any !)orson regardless of ago. t lias no equal. Try it. TO BUILD IS A PLEASURE When you see these new 1891 designs in Books 4 and 5, "Houses and Cottages." Slie. 8 x 10 Inolitw. Contains new designs, uew style, 1 tet IrtiH In planning. No 4 has !to designs plxssltlrrl from IU0 up to IKK), about half under f 1000. No. 5 con ta'im W deelpus of dwelling eootlue over $WU imiiiy from 81SO0 up to juaw. Many uew Kiutlieru or retort styles of houses in ttieK) works. I'neo 1 Mrh, or the two for $1.0. D. S. HOPKINS, AtchiUct, Grand Rapids, Mich. a Blossy." AT" I ft l Iris mSlJ Oh VSSSn Th $ I N tRBTi fl 'ill LnTSrr ''. K PACIFIC FOR TOWN $2.00 IVrdozen for the finest finished PHOTOOUA 1118 intheclty. MONTEB BROS., lMUCoinmerctnl Street, "F. B. SOliTHWICK, Contnu'tor and Kiiildcr. Salem, - - Oregon. A, H. F0RSTNER & CO. Machine Shop, Guns, Sporting Goods, Etc., fcOS Commorclnl Htrcct. T. J. CHESS. HOUSE PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, Natural Wood Finishing, Cor. 20th and Cheracketa Street. JOHN M. PAYNE k CO., Real JZ.slate and Insurance. First Btnirway north of Hush ban It. A. JOHN lit WIN, Carpenter and Shop W Btato street. Store Fittings a Specialty 25c WantColumn. Notices Inserted for ONE CENT PElt WOHU EAOII INSERTION. No adver tisement Insei ted In thlH column for lese than twenty-Uve cents. LOST. Gold watchentirm, Mnltese cross, with r.Used m nogrnm on each side binder will buietfard. lleturn toJIaitlu's Juwelry store. t' K-:it. fJIOIl BbNT. An 8 room house, large 1 groundsand plenty of shade trees. Ap ul'y almost opposite Yew Park sehCDl. on 2th street. WANTED. A girl or woman to do houbework part of day in a small nimlly. Inquire ut JoonNAi.omce, tf TtTANTKI) A married lady, with no VV incumbrances: permanent position 10 suitable person. Address nai. office. H. Joun- B 2-it FOIt UENT Well iurnished four-room new house with pnutry and closet, t.OOa month. Two blocks from North ,-itlem. Geo. Eschstruth. C-i-1 w LOST. Between Ilalph Geer place and Drift creek, laige Held opera glass, liberal reward to flnder. fi-31-3 1 F Mn OR ItENT. A (even room house Rates leatonable. well locaiea, inquire ui Irs. D. L. Klester, opposite opera houpp. &ji-i WANTED. A good little girl to help tnko cans ot one baby. Apply Jth hoube south of Yew I'nrk store. nnn iiekt llnnse of five rooms, In- 1 qulio of K. Vander Baan, Winter Wt , North of Union. 6-31-3t T OST. On Paturday, Mny 2i)th, on 12th Ij or State btreet, Salem, several letters Ina Stule Insurance euvelopo Party find ing same will please return to this office or C. T Rob tfl aud reccle reward 5 3Wt JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils and Window Glass, Wall Pa lter and Border, Artists' Ma terials, Lime, Hair. Nails and Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence Posts. Grass Seeds, Etc, NUW ADVERTI.SKM2SNT8. For Sale or Trade, Fifty-two acres improved fnrui, 40 acres in crop, good orchard, four miles South of Salem, Turner road. Will trade for property near town. 0-S-lm JOHN HOLM, Blacksmith. Proposals i'or Wood. Sealed bids will be lecelved atthe ouiceof the clerk of hcliool Olbtrict jno. -a, room , Murphy biock.untll 12 o'clock m.fuesday, June 21, lH'iii. Htd will be opened at the regular meeting or the ooaru oi uireciors it a o'clock p. m.of said 21s tday of Juno.lor he delivery ot wood beiore Beptcmuei 1, 2. .t tuo following schools- Talk lOuool, 15 cords ol ok. 40 cords ot nr, Cen trul bchol l'Jioidsot o ik, 15 cords of tir, Pa H liool 40 cords of oak, 123 coids of tir, Noith school 12 coids o! oal.,1'3 cords of tir All wood Umst be i left in leigth, rea sonably straight and corded clotelj . Tho rlr must be huge or body w m and i he oak niuht bo spill oak and not grub wood 1 bo boa id rtserves the right lo it Jeet any orali bidb. D.nm hi order ot the board, Juue 7, 1MJ2. Attest E. M. WAlTV..UhaIinmu, Boat d of Director. WV1.IEA.MOORES, District Clerk. td Second Annual ni n AND m snow SALEM, OREGON, 1892. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 9, 10, 11. Exhibliiou Will Open THURSDAY, AT 1 P. Al. AT Til ARMORY BUILDING,! STATE STREET. Admission IO ots, Exhibition Thursday aftomoon and evening, Friday all day and evening, and Paturday until 2 p. ni. Conducted by the Marlon County Fruit Grower' association. LAND AND OB LOTS, FRUIT TRACTS J. J. UARKINS, Scientific Horseshoeing. OPI'OSITK FOUNDKY On State Streot. RADARAUGII & EI'LKY. Livery Feed und Boarding Stable, U Btato Street. RICE &ROSS, Horseshoers, General Blncksmitbiug, 47 State Street. THE Salem Ilacltman is II, l'OIELH. Best Line In the City. Court Street. ) Calif o rn la Bakery. THE BEST. 101 Court Street. MRS, M. E. WILSON, Leading Salem Modiste, 235 Commercial 8t. J. E. BLUUPIIY. Brick and Tile, nest in oiu:aoN. Works in North Salem. LADIES' BATHS. Mns. E. O. Bonco has added n finely equipped La dles' Bath to her hair dress ing parlors, to which all ladies nro Invited. Jl; l Undertaking und Cabinet Work, 107 State Street. TOE Oil Has just placed on tho market SUNNYSIDB No. 11, 0 miles south of Salem. This tract as flno fruit land, Is well drained and will bo sold In any sized trncts on the most favorable terms. Wo still have a few ten acre tracts south of Salem. 150 acres of No. 10 is orchards In the fall of 1892. -O Also two 10 a"re tracts aud one 15 acre tract in SUNNBIDE No. 8, 5 miles south of S.ilem. Over 100 acres of No. 8 was planted to fruit tfees during the past season, and 50 acres more will be planted the coining all. O And 128 acres In SUNNYSIDE No. 5, 3 miles southwest of Turner, over 10 acres in young orchard, mostly cleared and In crop, will sell auy part or all, very cheap for cash, or will give time on part. O On any of tho above lands wo will take oue-fourth cash and give long time on tho balance, or will take part purchase price in work or a part mivment in stock or good city property. P In addition to the above we have for sale TOWN PROPERTY, small tracts near the City aud Farm Lands. It costs you nothing to see our property, and we may have just what you want. Office in the New Gray Block on State Street. Removed to 140 State. sing nop &co., Merchant Tailors. Spring suit $10 worth S'O; pants $.3 00 worth S7.0U, Everything cheap. If clothes don't fit customers need not take same. Cull aud Iook over goods, 6-1-lm For Sale, Cheap. A number of trios of this springs PlymJ out h Hock, Black Langshan, White Lvk hjrn, aud Partridge fichlns.nll thorough, bred slock. Buy early, save express charges and get the pick ol the f-easou. $J to $5 per trio, boxed for shipment. Address E. MOFKK, Salem, Or. T. BURROWS. Fancy Supplies, Fresh Vegetables, Choice Butter and Eggs always on hand- Oil, Meal, Feed, Grain, etc., a Specialty. SCO Commercial St. Columbia Poultry Yards, J. M. BRENTS, Manager. Loch Box 1810, Seattle, Wash Breeders ot Thoroughbred Poultry of fol lowing varletle-j; B. O. White Leghorns, . C. Brown Leg horns, White Plymouth ltocks. Barred Plymouth Bocks, Pit Oiunes, Black Lang shams, tLlght; Brahamas, Butr Cochins, Partridge Cocnlns,;Uronze Turkeys. Bend lor Circular and Price List. TRUCK AND EXPRESS. White's No. 60 SALEM'S FINEST TRUCK, Now ready for business, specialty. Caicful work n j. p. wuiru. S U T T 0 N & S-0 1, Express anil ltaruc. Po hauling aud quick dollxery to all parts of the city with proniptuefcs auo cjire Leave orders at It. .M . wadu it Co's LIVERY AND FEED STABLES. ELLIS & WHITLEY, LIVERYMEN, South ofiWlUamstte Hotel, 8ALB;m ... ORBQON CHARD CO AND FARMS. J, I, BENNETT & SON. CANDIES, Fruit nud Cigars, P. O. Qloolc. K. T. IIUiHI'HRVYP, Clears and Tobacco. BILLIARD PAIU.0U, 243 Oom'l Street BOSTON Coffee House. 5c LUNCH. Open all NlRlit T. U. BLUND12LL. Meat, Poultry and Fish Slarkcf, Insurauco Block. in SUNNYSIDE No. 10, 0 miles under contract to be planted to lMJgFTTyiMg OMAHA, Kansas City, St. Paul CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, lAndlall Points East, North and South, PULLMAN SLEEPERS, COLONbT SLEEPERS, RECLINING CHAIR CAliS AND DINERSi Stcamors Portland 10 8m Francisco Kvei y 4 Days. TICKETS rSSP EUROPE Por rates and goueral information oi.ll on or address, W H. HULBURT.Asst, Gcnl. Pass. Act M Washington St., Portland, Oiieqc n M.T. RiNEMAN. DKAL.KK JIN Staple and Fancy Groceries, Crockery, Qlasswnre, Lamps, Woecieu und Willow ware. All kinds ofmlMfced. Also vitselnblesand fruits In their stafon. "Highest Price paid for country produce." we solid a snare 01 your naironaKO. &9 133 State Mlreet Salem Abstract and Loan To. The only Abstract books of Marlon county, ileal estate orders lllled promptly uud safely. W. H. H. WATERS, MANAGER. ANDEN'S LATEST PATENTS ill ML fefe Tickets &&$& ON SALE !l wL&Mfm A to vmm&M f mwm3 ELEIi rRIG BELI ffK WITH ELECTRO MAGNETIC SUSPENSORY. BEST IMPROVEMENTS. &M$S& Will can Wllhoat ll.dlck. 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