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"TILE PEOPLE'S PAPER."
SALEM, OREGON, MOST)AY, JUNE 13, 1892.
"TO-DAY'S NEWS TO-DAY."
NO. 189.
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Genuine Oxford
TEACHER'S
agsters
BUBIvKS.
Over TWO HUNDKED from which to select. Prices from $1.00 to $20.00 at
f Stat Stoeet Book 2JF'
We o-uaranteo prices to be 20 less than any other"place in the state.
PATTON
PLEASANT
Home
You can buy property in this-most popular Addition
on any terms.
It is high and dry and has the advantage of street
cars and city water.
Hemember it is within ten minutes walk of the
Postoffico or Court House.
Over thirty lots sold this spring. Call on
Wm
One-half block south of Bush's bank, up stairs.
Harritt
-SUCCESSORS TO
Mclntire.
WELLER BROS.
HEAD QUARTERS FOR RED STAR
tfrdrTrTT.Tsrsstf-Ers'
inmr mtm-mmtmmmtXAm wean nr idem mm rr twmm
"3EgjgLS37-
STAPLE 11 IW GROCERIES
At the old Stand, next door to Post Office.
H. GLASSFORD.
CARPENTER, BUILDER AND CABINET MAKER,
BANKS, STORES AND OFFICES FITTED UP IN
Georg'a Pine, Walnut, Cherry, Red Wood, Eic,
MANTELS, BUTCHERS' AND FAMILY ICE BOXES, WIRE SCREENS.
JOBBING ATTENDED TO.
Eoarof 200 Commercial Street, Sfileni, Oregon.
GCTTHEUM-LAWNMOWER
In Three Sizes.
ALSO AN IMMENSE STOCK OF BUILDER'S HARD
WARE AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS
AT
GRAY BROTHERS,
N. W. CORNER STATE AND LIBERTY STS., SALEM, OREGON.
Cho
Ed.
ice
c.
IflGdlS.
C;T?r
- J S S S -- V. V- V . VJ
Wholesale and Kctnil Dealer in Frcsli, Salt ami
Smoked Meats ol all Kinds,
v
SBate.
Ti-."i .rr VMJI.'I .L1m wvi 1 Mi.
aCT
Largest display in the city at my market. Best ser
vices and prmpt delivery to all parts of the city.
i)S Court and 110 State Streets.
Chas
Smith,
-SUCCESSOR TO-
NAILS ! LOCKS ! HINGES !
BUILDER'S HARDWARE i AT
Barr &' Petzel , Plumbers and Tinners'
5
214 & 210 Commercial St., Salem. Garden Hose nud Lawn Sprinklers.
A complete line of Stoves and Tinware, Tiu roofing and plumbing a
specialty. Estimates for Tinning and Plumbing Furnished.
PAPER HANGERS.
HEAD QUARTERS.
"TJX-Xa -ESIEEg,.,
All are invited to call at 113 Court street and look at all the lute
I 1YT.1I D.innii nil .pil uplmin Vt -iritilA An (nil 1LT I I
SNOW, Decorator, with E, K. SNOW, Iloiibe, Sign and Car-
Paper Hanging, Kalsominiug, Wall Tinting, etc. Varnishing and
Natural Wood Finish. Only First-class Work. E, E. SNOW.
riage
Itemember the plane, 143 Court Street.
FOUND
The place to get a Saddle horse, Livery
rig, Express, Dray or Truck, Wood, Hay,
Mill feed or good well rotted Manure,
load of Dirt or Gravel. Call on ltyan & Co., back of
Willamette hotel. Prompt and careful work is our motto.
RYAN & CO.
Salem Track & Dray Co. I
V flco State St.. onix
lera Iron work). Drays and trunk may be found.throughout the day at
DRAYS AND TRUCKS
ays ready for orders.
ana deliver woou,
coal and lumber. Of-
State St., opposite ba
tho jvrritu- of Slate and CorninerniafHtrpfltM.
B. F. DRAKE, Proprietor. T. G. PERKINS, General Superintendent.
SALEM IRON WORKS,
SALEM. OREOON.
Manufacture BTEAM ENGINES. Mill Outfit. Water Wheel Governor, Fruit
Dn-lne Outfits, Tractlou Kak'lue. Crestlr g. etc. Farm uiucblnery made aud rerulred.
General ag-uU and mutiufactureiK of lb celebrated WaliWlrom J'atent Middling
Purifier and IteeU. Farm machinery inudt and repaired.
J. C. BROWN & CO.
Have Re-opened at the Old Stand with tho most complete
stock in Salem of
HARDWARE, STOVES,
TINWARE, ROAD CARTS.
-BUILDER'S HARDWARE ?A SPECIALTY.-
Contractors and builders can find here every article they
need, in the most approved and modern patterns.
SUPERIOR STOVES AND RANGES.
All tho fonner customers of this House and the
general trade are invited to call. We will treat you well.
chblls. limsio:.,
dw
J. M, Needham,
HOUSE PAINTING, KALSO
MINING, PAPER HANGING,
NATURAL WOOD FINISHING.
Leave ordeis J. Irwlu's. rear of r mllli
Htoluei's drug toio.
DUG AN BROS'
gw.
Wholesale and.retall dealer In
STEAM AND PLUMBING GOODS.
29 Commercial Mreet, 'JelepuoneNo.33
C. N. CHLRCHILL.
T S. BURROUGHS.
CHURCHILL & JJTJIUIOUGIIS,
Tinners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters;
SHEET METAL WORKEIIS.
100 Chemeketa Street.
Sash and Door Factory
Front's Street, Salem, Oregon,
The beat class of work in our line at prices to 'compete
with the lowest. Only the best material used.
For Sale.
Three lot in North nulera on tdrcct car
Hue, also 21 acre mill land uboiit.l) miles
eatt of Paletn. Call on
. i. (ubicielsox,
HUtUi Insurance Office
NEW DAILY MAIL STAGE
Between Aurora, Ituttoville,
Clmmpocf,', St. Paul and
rairllcld.
I.eavM Aurora dally at 1CW0 a. m. Ar
nvt al Fairfield 3 p. in. lletunjlnt leave
Fturtlild at -1 p. in. Arrive at t'tiainoee
Dp, in Leave Cbainpoeg6a.ro. Arrive
at Aurora, via llultevllle, at b a. tn. Con.
ucc-u with mornings. 1 Co. train going
north and loutti. t'ajweniiei, Uastae and
JrlgUl carried at regular rate.
Btrvlce btglni Monday, lltrch 17, ISO.
U18 Commercial Htreet.
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
CAVITAL STOCK, all Subscribed, $200,000
Trnnsact a general banking business
In all 1U branched.
HKO. WI IjLIAMH I'reslden
VM. KN(Jl.ANI) Vice irHlduiit
H UOli Mc.V All V Caahlor
milKC'i'OHB: Geo. Wllllams.Wni. Kug
land, Dr. J. A. Ulchardnon, J. v. llodhon,
J. A. ItaUer.
Hank In new Exchange block on Com
merclHl street. K:13-U
Authorized Capital 5600,000.
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
Halem, Oregon.
W. A.CIWICK. Pre. W. W. MAHTXN,
Vice i'res. J. II. ALllhllT, Canhler.
Htute, County and City Warrant bought
ut 1'ur. dw
VltOFliSSIONAli CARDS.
J J. 81IAW, Rt. W. HUNT. SHAW
. HUNT, attorney at law. Olllcoovcr
wapiiaiisauonai uaiiK, oniem, urcgon.
GEO. 11. HUIINETT, Atternoy nl law,
Baleui, Uregen. OUlco over lAdd a
iiusn'B oanK,
CJ T. RlCllAUDSON, Attorney at law,
kj. onico up sinirsm iroui rooms 01 now
liush block, corner Commercial and Court
street, Salem, Oregon.
tmi'iiovki) oui)i:ii ok hki mkn,
J Kamlakuu Tribe No. B, Halem. Hold
uiuucll every Thurday evening, at 7.W.
Wigwam In htute Insurance hall.
K. o. 1JAKKH. I'rophet.
FHANIC O. WATKIIH, Chief of IUcord.
Those Afflicted
With theuablt;ol using to exeem,
LIQUOR, OPIUM OR TOBACCO
Can obtain a
COMPLETE, PERMANENT CURE
AT Til K
KEELBY INSTITUTE
Koresl drove, Or., Call write. Htrlctly
oontldentlal
PENSIONS
D.CSHERMAN,
U. H. lenlcn and Claim meat. l'.O
Box Ml. Halem, Oregon, Deputy County
JOHN A. OAItSON, Attorney nt law.
llooms S and 4, Lada A liush' bank
building, Salem, Oregcn. 8 1 lyr
B. Y. BONI1AM. W. II. HOLMES.
Boniiam & Hoi.mf.m. Attorneys at law.
Ollico In llUBh'H block, between Btate
and Court, ou Com'ISt.
TILMON KOlll). attorney at law, Salem,
Oregon Ullieo up-stalra In ration's
block.
BH. BII.VD3HAW, PHYSICIAN AND
, Surgeon, salom, Uiegon. Olllcu In
J-.lurklgo block, upttalra over Williams A
England's bauk. llesldenco corner atato
and b. E. comer Inter street.
WH. YOUNO.il. D,. OIllco formeily
, occupied by Dr. llowlaud, corner
Court aud Liberty streets. Telephone No,
45. Ufllce heurs: S a. m. to 12; 2 to 4 p. m.,
and 7 to Up. m. Residence lstli street on
electrlo car Hue. Telephone No. 9.
MOAFEB. & HHOOKrt, Physicians
aud Hurgeous, Muiphy blwck, up
Btalrs, Commercial Htreet, Halem, Or.
SH. W. S. MOTT, physician nnd si
geon. Ofllce tu Eldrldgo Block, a
i, Oregon. Ollico hours 10 to 12 a, m,
t to 4 p. m.
171 B. PHII.BUOOK, M. D.,Homeopathlst.
it. OlUco 155 Court slieet; Kesldenco 317
High htreet. Oci.enil practice, bpeclal
attention given to diseases of Women and
children.
DU. MINTA S. A. DAVIS. Ollico hours,
U a. m. to 11 u. m.; 2 p. m. to 5 p. in.
luy or ulglil calls promptly utteiuVd to.
Special nttentlou given to dlseaoesof wom
en and chlldron. OUlco In jNuw ll.iuk 111k.,
o0j Commercial street. Kesldtuco t.nme.
DU. T. O. SMITH, Dentist, 02 State street,
Halem, Or. Finished dental opera
tions of every description. Painless opera
tions a specialty.
WD. PUOH, Architect, Plans, Sped
. tl cut Ions nud supcilntendencu tor
all classes of buildings. OUlco UK) Com
mercial hi., up stairs,
G
A. IIOHEHT, Architect, room 121, Mar
quam building, Portland, Oregon.
1JUS1NKSS OAUDS.
HOEYE&MILm, Proprietors tho Porce
lain 11 it h and Hhavliiu Parlors. Have
tuo only Porcelain Hath Tubs lu tho city,
20U Commercial stiect, balom, Oregon.
S PRAGUE & ALLEN, Blacksmiths and
horcshoeing and repairing. Only the
best workmen employed. Opposite Butte
Insurant o building
4U. HMITH & CO.. Contractors, Sewer
. lntr, Cement Sidewalks, Excavating,
: All work promptly done, Salem, Or.
Loavo oiders with Duuan Bros. 4:l6-lm
PJ. LAIISEN A CO,, Manufaeturo of all
. klndsof vehicles. Repairing a special
ty. Shop 4S State sti eel.
CAKPET-LAYING.-I mako a specialty ot
cai pet-sewing aud laying; oarpets
taken up and rclaid with great caie. Iavo
orders with Burou A Snn or White Corner.
J. a.LUHUMAM.
JOHN KNIQUT, lllackRiulth. Horn
shoeing n ml repairing a specialty. Shop
at the foot of Liberty street, Salem, Oregon,
sum?
MONEY TO LOAN.
Special Inducements for tho next SO days
on Reed farm loans.
FEAR & HAMILTON,
Boom 14, Bush Bank block. 5 lVdw
Vwy Vrtte lor blaak.
Capital
i
J as. Batchelor, Prop'r,
Warm Meah at All Hours oi the Day
None- but white labor employed In thU
establishment.
A good subntantlnl meal cooked In CrsU
cl.iss style
Twenty-live cents per meal,
K10D IP 1 O N T
(Viml utrent, between Opcia .Houfco am'
Mluto'i Livery
THE WILLAMETTE,
SAjTjJSM, OREGON.
Rales, $2.50 to$5.00 imr Day.
The best hotel between Portland andHnn
Frauclsm. h ln.t- lass In all Its apiiolnu
monts. It tables are served wild the
Choicest JFrults
(lown In tho Willamette Valley.
A. I. WAGNER, Prop.
Ai'av CS
WssmJ sL
v&W
JAPANE SI3
AH M y KT-
BittMJ
CURB
AiiuwandComiiletu I'reatnieiil. Miiislst
lug of suppositories, iilntniunt In capsules,
also a box aud pills; a positive euro ior ex
ternal. Internal, blind or bleeding. Itching,
chioiilc, rtient or hortdltaiy Piles, ami
many other diseases mid female weak,
nt-sses; It Is ulwuys n unat benefit to tho
general health. Tho Hritt dlMovery ol u
medical euro rendering an operatlou with
the knife uiine-ce-sxiry heiealter. This
remwjy Imm never been known to fall, II
per box.Ufor SS; sent by mall. Why suffer
Irom this terrible dlseasu when a written
L'uanintee Uulvtn wlthlilioxes. to lefund
the mouey II not cured, Hend stamp for Irec
stun pin. eiiiarttliu-uusueo uy wooiiaiiii,
Claiskk A. CO., wlioltralo iiitu retail drug
gist, solo agents, Portland, Or. Dfc.)y-dw
J. H. HAAS;
TUB -VATC1I3EAKER,
2I5JJ Commtrclat St., tdtm, Oregon,
(Nest Ioor to Klein'.)
Hpimty ol SjxvIjicIi, and repairing
ClMk. Watches aua Jewelry,
E. C. CItOSS,
and Packer
Mate Kt,aD4 Court Ht.Tb beat meat
delivered to all part of the city.
B. K. HALL,
Paper Hangerand Decorator,
oriico at Chaj, Calvert' MUUonery store,
THE GOSPEL CARRIAGE.
To Start Out from Now ITaven with
Evnngcllst and Ulble anil an Organ.
Tho evangelistic omnibus, or "Gospel
Carriago," as it i3 to bo called, will
start out from Now Havon within a fow
days in chargo of tlio Rov. J. O. Collins,
of that city, and another evangelist
whom ho will solect. Tho carriago is to
1)0 sunt out nndor tho direction of the
Socioty of Christian Workers of tho
United States and Canada, This socioty
was incorporated about flvo years ago
under tho laws of tho stato of Connecti
cut with a capital or $0,000. Slnglo
shares aro valued at twenty-flvo dollars.
Air. Lewis D. Tibbals, of this city, who
is tho financial backer of tho socio
ty, tuld a roportor something about its
work.
"It is tho aim of tho society," said Mr
Tibbals, "to aid in ovangolistio work by
furnishing carriagos of this sort as woll
as railroad cars, wagons, tents and ev
erything needed by tho varying domands
upon the ovangollst Tako tho small
towns a littlo distance) from tho rail
roads and they are apt to bo destitnto of
religious iniluenco. ThoQospol carriago
will bring tho ovangelist to them. He
will bo provided with Bibles and Chris
tian literaturo, which ho will disposo of
among tho people Tho car will also
contain a small organ, to bo used in tho
services.
"Tho Gospel carriago is tho most com
pleto vehiclo for tho purposo that could
havo been devised. It is about tho elzo
of an omnibus, but a triflo wider. It will
carry four persons besidos tho driver,
and it is so built that it can bo closed up
tight in caso of a storm. It is divided
into two soctlons. In front is a mini
aturo kitchen provided with cooking
utensils, and in tho rear nro tho seats,
with arrangements for four borths,
which can bo let down at night. Tho
driver's bunk is built underneath tho
wagon.
"In tho rear of tho vehiclo is a folded
platform, which can bo let down whon
its uso is required. Hot and cold wator
is provided. Mr. Collins will start out
from Now Haven, nut 1 think ho has not
yot determined upon his routo. It will
ba tho aim to carry tho Gospel into
places othonvlso inaccossiblo. If tho
plan is found feasiblo other carriages
will bo placed upon tho road in duo sea
son." Tho presidont of tho socioty which
undertakes this work is tho Rov. Mr.
Ton-oy, principal of Dwight L. Moody's
Chicago school for tho education of
ovangolists. It holds Its annual conven
tion next Novombor in Tremont tomplo,
Boston.
Mr. Tibbals is a man of middlo ago
who has long boon conuoctod with re
ligious work. Ho is tho proprietor of a
toy storo hero, but is a citizen of Flor
ida, whoro ho is ongagod in pineapple
raising. Ho has a plantation of 100 acres
on tho Indian rivor. Now York Sun.
The Cutting Powor of lllvor.
Wo frequently seo statements and esti
mates of tho amount of sand and mud
thnt io annually oarriocl intn tho ocoan
by tho groat rivors of tho world. No
ono who has scon a suddenly formod
rain torrent cut a deop channel in a
roadway can doubt tho power of wator
to woar away tho foaturos of tho globo.
In fact it has been estimated that in
about 6,000,000 years, if tho present rato
of denudation bo continued, tho wholo
surfaeo of tho earth will be smoothed
off to ono gonoral levol.
But whilo it Is oasy to soo how a rivor
and its tributaries can rapidly cut their
way through ordinary soil and sand, it
is moro difficult to concoivo tho remark
able effects produced by wator which
runs ovor a bod of solid rock.
Tho Colorado rivor, for instance, flow
ing between lofty walls of rock and upon
a rocky bottom, is still deepening its
channol.
Tho oxplanatian of tho cutting powor
of tho wator of tho Colorado lies, as tho
Rov. Dr. Hutchinson, tho geologist, has
pointed out, in tho fact that it is chargod
with sand, brought to it in groat quan-
titles by Its tributaries. This sand bo
ing swopt down tho stoop gradionts of
tho rivor wears away tho rocky bed as
emory dust wears stono.
Thus nature; assists nature on all sidos,
and tho saud that frost and wind and
wator havo formed out of tho exposed
rock of tho mountains becomes, in turn,
an instrument for channeling and wear
ing away tho hotter protected rook of
tho valleys bonoath. Youth's Com
panion.
Accounting for the BUy.
According to a boliof of tho savages
in tho south Paclfio islands, originally
tho huavons almost touched tho earth,
but Maui aud another god namod Iiu
pushed them up to their present lofty
position. Howovor, tho work was not
comploto, for tlio surfaeo of tho sky was
very irregular. So thoy each took n big
stone adzo and with tliem chippcel off
tho rough parts of tlio nky, thus giving
it a perfectly oval appoaranco. Then
thoy procured finer adzes, chipping away
with them at tlio vault of bluo stono un
til it becamo faultlessly smooth and'
beautiful, as it is now. Tlioro aro tun
heavens, ono abovo another, which aro
the abodo of warriors who have perished
in battle. Exchange
Kdlblo Seaweed,
Many varieties of seaweed furnish a
wholesomo and palatable food for man
and aro usod by tho tiooror classos along
tho shores of northern JSuropo, while
others aro reckoned a luxury by tho
rich. Ono edible kind is callod "Irish
bog moss," whilo from anothor aro
formod tho birds' nosts, which aro con
sidered such a delicacy by the Chinoso,
tho best being sold for nearly their
weight in gold. Those nests aro con
structed by a bird resembling tho swal
low, which reduces tho seaweed In its
beak to a gelatinous mass beforo em
ploying it for building, Interview in
Washington Star.
l'oUl Card Mad of Cottuntttd Hull.
Cottonseed hull can bo used to ad
vantage in tho manufacture of postal
cards, some excellent specimens of
wliicli havo already been uiadp from it.
Now York Telegram
w Halsin, Ortyoo,
On Wjikklh, Remember all the
Lock wood incfeceuKGm ride ou wheels
and can deliver a mitneago on tlio
ebortfet DOtlco.
kf
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest IT. S. Gov't Fdoii Report
Baking;
Powder
m&m
ABSOLUTELY PURE
HEAIi ESTATE MOVEMENTS.
January transfers $170,220 CO
February transfers 203,074 05
March transfers 175,674 80
April transfers 182,609 20
May transfers 01,432 75
Juno to date 33,342 00
JUNE 13.
UStoNecloylt Vanschoiac, 160
acres, seo 25, 1 7 s, r 2 w $
U Rhaw to J Dumas, 80 acres, 1 8 s,
r 3 w, f 1,800.
Wm Macmafiter nnd wife to Mnry
M Temple, 240 acrea, t 9 e, r 3 w,
$7,500.
Jennlo O Long to Chas Long, 18
acres, t C s. r 1 w, $1,400.
Chas A Brown, et nl., to B Slmw,
40 ncres. 1 8 b, r 3 w, $2000.
H Prettymau, et nl., to John W
and H E Smith ; traot in 1 9 s, r 1 e,
qcd i
Alice M Btapleton, ot nl., to same;
tract eamo, qcd.
O M Starko and wlfo to F Goulet,
part lot 8, blk 2, Settlemelr's ad to
Woodburn, $425.
F Goulet nud wlfo to B Aoulet;
part Bame, $900.
No Superhuman Strength, but Natural
VlRor.
To attend tho muscularity of tho lndl
vldiuil who Hunns stccl:hnckIeA lite twigs
by Hlmply bonding hi arm Is vouchsafed
to fow. But to ucnulra n. rensnnntila
miunint of physical power and constltu-
uuutii uuurKy, 10 cue, Hicep una aigcsi woll,
topo8se3iinoqunblo, quiet nervous By,
torn, is poHslblo to tho nervmiH, eifoobled
nnd dyspeptlo Invalid who beplns and
minuiea it eourso of llostottcr'a BUmmoh
Hitters. Thorrultlouof his hopes Is not
remoto Olthcr. Snecdllv fhltnrn Mm tnnln
effects of tho Inimitable lnvlxorator, and
thoy nro no loss jperinuncnl than prompt
ofutUitumont. Tho bowels, tho liver, tho
stomnch, tin kidneys all co-operate, nn-
uui- uiu ueuiguHiib iniiiioTCG. oi mis com
prehensive modlulue, to insure those ntn-
blO CUllnillteGH of linnlth. hnrmnnv rofii..
lnrlty, vigor of action. Novor wus there
discovered a medicinal motor bettor calcu
lated to net unto and keep mo vine th main
spring of healthful vitality. Use it for
mnlarln. rheumatism, Indigestion, bilious
ness, kidney complaint, la grippe
I. W. Morrison, of Canvonvllle.
was arrested last week by Constable
llodson, of Glendale. charged with
horse stealing. It Is charged that
ho utolo n horso from Mrs. Susan
Sohmltt nt thnt placo lu June, 1801,
Ho wns hold to nnswor beforo the
grand jury In tho sum of $300, nnd
is now In Jul!. Morrison is a bun tor
nnd n companion charged ns acces
sory to tho crime Is still nt largo.
William M. Grim, whofrequontly
contributes to tho press over tho
name of "Ranch Bill," is n trapper
and Bpends tho grentor part of his
timo in lonely places. Ho is think
ing of a lono search through tho
Olympla mountains, a rough coun
try lying botweon Paget Bound nnd
tho ocean. Ho oxpects to penotrnto
that wild section at a placo never
before ylslted by whito man. Furs
nro tho object of tho trip, but Inci
dentally explorations will bo re
ported nnd possibly gold found, ns
it Is known to exist In thoso solitary
fastuessos.
A Million Friends.
A friend in need is n friend in
deed, and not less than ono million
pcoplo hnvo found Just such n friend
In Dr. King's Now Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs, nnd Colds.
If you havo never used this Great
Cough Medicine, ouo trial Mill con
vince you that It has wonderful cur
ative powers In nil diseases of Throat,
Chest ami Lungs. Each botllo Is
guaranteed to do all that Is claimed
or money will bo refunded. Trial
bottles froo at Dan I. J. Fry's Drug
storo. 225 Com'l Bt. , Largo boltles
COo. and 1.00.
HALEM MAUKKTS.
Wheat 60o per bushel.
Oats 35 15o per bushel.
Potatoes 25o per bushel.
Flour $5 por bbl.
Urnn (Sackod) $18 por ton
Shorls-(Sacked) $20 per tou.
Eggs 20o per dozen.
Chickens Roosters, 7o per lb.;
hous, 1012o per lb.; broilers nnd
fryers, 15o per lb.
Turkeys 1212jo per lb.
Ducks 1215o per lb.
Geeso 7o per lb.
Lard 75c$l por pall.
Hutter 1625o per pound.
Jleef 712jo dressed, 8o on foot.
Veal Oo, dressed,
Pork 7c dressed; 6Ja on foot.
Absolutely tlio Ilest.
"I iiovur hesltnto to recommend
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy aa.
absolutely tlio best," says Mr, F. B.
Kemp,asslstunt business mauagor of
tho Youngstown, Ohio, DallyToleg-
rain ono of tho most Influential nud
valuable newspapers in tho Buckeye
state. Mr. Kemp also says: "I havo
found It u certulu euro for tho cough
usually following an attack of tho
grippe, nud always keep a bottlo of
It in tho house." 50 cent bottles for
sale by a. E. Oood, Druggist.
Ilucklcn' Arnlcit Bulve.
The Dent Bulvo lit tho world for Out,
Unmet, Hore. Ulcer. Suit llbeum, Fever
Huim, Tetter, Chapped Hand, Chilblain,
Com aud nil Uklu Kruptluu, uud poil
lively cure i'lle, or do pay required. It
U guaranteed to give perfect talbiAtetloa
or money refunded, Vrlco, as cent per
box, KorUobylaU4.rry,yM&Vl,
BOLD TRAIN ROBBER!
Paymaster Relieved of $17,(
in Broad Daylight.
PULLER DETAILS.
Tho Kobbors Mako Good Tl
Escape.
San Fkancisco, Juno 13. I
11:30 o'clock Saturday morning Pjrl
master Gllson, of tho Judson u
works, was hold up on the vtr
running from Oakland to Berkeley J
nnd robbod of $17,000 in cash. 'It a
was payday nt tho iron work!
nnd Mr. Gilson had been to-It
bank and drawn tho money wit
which to pay off the help. 1
boarded the train shortly after :
o'clock, carrying the money lm
bag. Ho felt perfectly secure, as M,
had no iden nny one would be bolt
enough to attempt to rob him f
tho train In which a dozen otoaff
pttssentfors were riding.Shortljfs
after the cars had passed-Sixteenth-
street station two men jumped .-.upf1'
ana unuer threats toot the mom
from him, nfter which they jumpe
from the platform and disappeared,
Gllson immediately gave the alarui. '
nnd the pollco wore notified, but at
a late hour no traces of the thieves
had beon discovered.
The complete story of tho aGalr.ifr '
as iouews: (Saturday was pay day .
nt tho Judson iron works. On tho '4
Becond Saturday of every month the
secretary at Ban Francisco goes to
tho Bank of British Columbia, A
whore tho company's accounts ai
kept, nnd draws nil the money J
ueoueu :or pay roil. This morning
John Gllson, secretary of the com ;
pany, made tho trip as usual. Tb-;
sum necessary to meet the demand
of tho employes was $17,000. audi
he draw It In coin, gold andsilvjr;
Ho then started for the works, o
the Oakland side pt tho bay, 'i
left Ban Francisco on the 11 o'olo
broad-gaugwtffcri-jr. "At thoOokl
mole he boarded tho 11:24 o'olc
train for Berkeley. The cars wt3
crowded more than usual, for'a pie
nloof tho order of Chosen Friend
was in progress at Shell Mound,?
nnd n number of merry-makers '
wondlng their way thither. Mr
Gllson sat in ono tho ordinary pas J
senger coaches and kept his hand
on tho sacks containing the coLoJ
Ho was crowded In his Beat, but that
did not matter. Train paseod Bh
teenth street station at 11:24 o'clock, i
and at 11 ;30 drow up at B street sta-
tion. It Is not customary to st
thero moro than a minute orso,onhrJ
long enough, In fact, to allow paj
sengors get on and off. The oosVI
ductor looked nlong tho line of cantl
and saw a couplo of men board th
train. Tho newcomers evident!
nnu ineir pians wen inane,
moved briskly and made for theo
where Gllson was sitting with.
treasure Then they stepn
quicKiy up to mm, nnu those wt
were watching them saw them su
donly produco pistols. Coverts
Gllson ono of them mado a dec
for tho money, Intimating that
was thnt or tho secretary's Ul
Gllson did not hesitate he gave tl
what they wanted. The bold
nlors thon ran quickly through' t
car nnd jumped. Passengers
noticed them through the window
saw them run ovor to a buggy, to
wns wnitlng near by. On reaohin
It thoy Jumpod lusldo and, plokia
up tho reins, lushed the horse i
set oft enstwnrd down B street,
Now Steamer Line. - ? "
TACOifA. Juno 13. Elaborate
rnngemonts nro being made here I
recelvo Phrannng, the first of
Northorn Paclfio lino ofst
between Tacoma and China-
Japan. Tho steamer, to arrive
tho 10th, will bo mot at the
by n steamer containing the mays
city ofucors, and prominent ot
representing commercial or
tlous, nnd escorted to Taoouaa.
will bo received in T&coma by i
firing of guns. It Is stated thai I
Northorn Paclfio will also eat
a Hue to Australia and perbayuM
to South America wlthlu a year.
Two trains of the first ears i
by tho Northern Paolfle oar
Tacoma start from tub etty
Wednesday, loaded with
ikmud shluglea for S4, Paul.
trains are made up of ninety
tho first of an order of 900 1
mado for the Northern
They will be placarded.
place where the oars were i
where going. The oars i
palace stock oars.
Be Deserted Bk'
ATliANTA, Ga., Jw
F, Hart, of t,heOe
iiiujys-j