Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, June 13, 1892, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textt-y-. a, jgz ii5npr "JT n T"' ifn' '?-. WRiPVt-'" 'l '? H "'rfl itesw DRESS GOODS. The right p!ace for all that is new and novel in summer Suitings, Muslins and CHALLIES, EXCELLENT VALUES T. HE CAPITAL JOURNAL. MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1892. r & FAME j Dealers in Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Windowglass, Etc, Sole Agents for Epicure Tea and Big Can Baking Powder, OKO. 11. GOODHUE. K. CAIIIIjL. building material. Lime, cement, plaster, hair, ilio and building brick, 11 ro clay, sand, gravel, blacksmith and house coal, wood, all kinds, wholesale and re tail. Olllce 0.3 Suite stieet. Goodhue & Caiiilij. CHOICEST MEALS, BEST SERVICE, LOWEST PIUCE AT STRONG'S RESTAURANT. DATES OF LOCAL EVENTS. Juue 21. The Fairy Wells Co. at Reed's. July 29. "The F.ist Mall" at Reed's. The Gossoon. At the Reed Wed nesday night magnetism, beautj cleverness, chaim, gruue, power, wit, pathos and dancing. Briefly stated Carroll Johusou, the Irish slngiug cumediun, is the embodi ment of all the&e delightful quali ties. The charming comedian who Htuuds without a peer in his lino of work appears hero this week in a drama entitled, "The Godson-" The play has beeu stamped with the seal of u metropolitan success, and is undoubtedly the most originally clever of iU kind Ju as much that It lacks nil the venerable conventional featuies that has characterized Irish drama in the past. Johnson is a handsome young muu just entering hi3 thirties, and is the happy pos ses&or of a nature as blight aud warm as a June day. An Accident.. .Last week J. H Miller, who lives on Trade Street, was iu the south part of the city driving, accompanied by his little grandchild, when the team became frightened throwing them both out of the wagon. Miller fell heavily to tho ground, breaking two ribs, while his little graud daughter was quite seriously injured. They aie both doing nicely at the present time. Had a Time. Charlie Hellen brand, yesterday at noon had an ex acting episode iu tho ulley back of his place. He was intending to take a ride out in the country, his horse feeliug good started oil, Charlie in trying to hold the animal was draged about 40 feet, luckily escap ing without injury to himself, except to his feelings, after putiugou a new pair of unmentionables, ho con tinued his drive. A Civil, Sutt.--A civil uit brought by W. I. Hunter ogainst A. J. Hnell to recover SO was tried In Juatice Uutcbelm'a court Satur day before a jury composed of Cutis. Johnson, H. S. Simon, J, S. McCoimack, Samuel Parker, Win. Ruck and G. II Mellen. The jury rendered a verdict iu favor of the plaintiff for $20 aud cots, rvroupon max. Tho secretary of state received aud Hied articles of incorporation Saturday of the Silver Like Ditch Co., of Joteph, Wallow a county. Tho capital Htock is 6000, and the incorporators are V. A. Mc Cully, .f. J. Ward, A. Morgan, L. Kuupperand W. G. Locke. Committed - Deputy ShpriH Moieland of Portland brought J. J. Campbell to tin penitentiary for three years for larceuy, and John Huiley two years for larceuy. Also Richard E. Hurgren, an lusaue pa tient committed to the asylum. aii the PnisoN. Yesterday Illnhop Becker preached at 10 o'clock a. m., and in the afternoon at 2 o'clock Mrs. L. W. Treat gave the boys a little talk. Decorative Union. There will bo a special meeting of tho Decorative Union, at the resi dence of Ex Governor Moody this evening at 7:30 o'clock.. Don't wait till dark, come promptly. E. M. WAITE, president. Evebviiodv Goe - Where? Why, to Hellenbrand'e restaurant. "v 'f rj'"",,Ta. ."M . j SSii.i from $1.25 up, and YOUR CHOICE of our colored stock for $2.00, HOLVBRSON'S, 301 Commercial Street. Justices and Constables. Tho following is the vote on jus tices aud constables in the diflerent districts: SALEM DIST1UCT. Embracing the ten Salem pre cincts. Justice of the peace Batchelor 9So, Applegate 223, O'Douald 015. Constable Welch 1200, Ratzhurg 710. JEFFERSON. Jed'ersou and Marion. Justice Bagley, Rep., 120; Ewell, Dera., 98. Constable lla'ic, Dem., 70, Joues, Rep., 140. TURNER. Turner and Lincoln. Justlce-Hilleary 81, Matteson 85, Bard 71. Constable Read J 95, Wade S8, Ball 54. STAYTON. Stayton and Sublimity. Justice Huntley 48, Keetio 107, Powell 1GS. Constable Kintz 135, Richardson 109, Smith 77. MEIIAMA. Meliama and Silver Falls. Justice Eskew 03, Reid 31. Constable Parker 53, Stout 07. IIOHEfi. Horeb, Elkhoru, Breighteubush. Justice Budlong 73, Fritz 03. Constable Work, 139. &ILVEUTON, East and West Silverton, Howell Prairie aud Garfield. Justice Sloper 54, Sparks 81, Webb 200, Stoakes 182. Constable Worrell 215, Crawford 240. AUKOIIA. Auiorti, Hubbard ami Butteville. Justic -GUsy 177, Hinkle 148. Constable Miller 181, Woodman '31. WOODIUIKN. Woodburn aud Abiqua, Justice Bernrose 181, Cliue 107, riayes 184. Constable Beach 374, Sehaibach 74. QEltVAlS. Gervais, Labish and Fairfield. Justice Potijade 214, Girod 102. Courbas 103, Hall 70, Mickel 83, Savage GO. oirAMi'ora. Champceg aud St. Paul. Justice Davidson 80, Trevor 30, Slovl:er SO. Coustable Boutin 07, Keir, 70, Odborueol. MACLEAY. Macleay pieciut. Justice King SO. Constublo Humphreys 52, Rams den 20. Aleuts. At the annual meeting of Alert Hook & Ladder Co , No. 1, tho following olllcers were elected to serve one year: Piesident, John C. Booth; secietury, Wylie A. Moores; treasurer, C. D. Mlutou; foreman, Edward Sauter; first assistant fore man, II. H. Vandcrvert; second as assistant foremau, A. H. Williams; steward, Gho. E. Hatch; trustees, T. N. McCauley, W. H. Armstrong, E. C. Baley; board of firo delegates, Joseph Schiudlcr, C. D. Mintou, Fred Neckerman. W. C. T. U. Meeting. There will be a mothei's mcotiugat theW. C. T. U. hull on Juue 14th, at 2:30 p. m., addressed by Mrs. 'Pleat, of Chicago, in the interest of Kinder garteu work. Every mother who desires the be-t of her child, should be present, and all are cordially in vited. Also this will bo tho first meeting after the state convention, aud important reports are expccled. -s- Well Merited Thanks. The uudersigned telegram is fcelf explanatery: Han Kuancisco, June 11. All olllces fourth district, Salem: Not withstanding tho fuut that tho Re publican national convention was located at a point distant from our hfrfvv wire center, aud storms pre vailed almost constantly, our service wjs most satisfactory and tliethanknJt t, ,ioctri,le8l so-called of the company aro hereby tendered , ', ' , co all employees for their faithful tide which lead men away froi and elllfleut t-ervice F. Javnes, (-Superintendent. The Cu'ITAL Journal takes thin opportunity to return its thanks t Messrr. Dumars and Darragh fin their uniform courtesy and particu larly for the prompt and efficient manner in which the convention bulletins and other matter was han dled. Mptenger Boys Dunn and Palmer should receive the thanks of Maua ger Dumars for the Interest which, they displayed lo delivering tin bulientlnH In the quickest possible time on their bicycles. Evbuyhody Including compe titor, agree that Clark it Epp'iv have the finest display of frewh Ort gon vegetables on the market. " m i i i i For Kale. Two or four Iota in Portsmouth Villi cau be hud at n bargain .by Inquiring of Miss Amen, at the University. k!WM I,.,, 1 1 Vfc? IT MEANS BUSINESS. The Salem Board of Trado Con sidering Manufactures. Within the past few weeks several manufacturing enterprises have been proposed to the Salem Board of trade. Eacli wauts a littlo help, but they do not want it half as badly as Salem wants the factories. A special meetlug has been called for next Fiiduy evening to consider tliec propositions. One is for a soap factory, which can bo had for tho laud to put it on, Another is for a plow and stove factory, which wants a small bonus and two lots, for which it guarantees to give work to a number of mechanics. An other is for a wagon aud buggy man ufactory which will not only bring with it many new families, but give employment to much larger num bers. ' ' Just now there is uothiug Salem needs so bidly as moru manufactur ing, productive industries, estab lishments to give employment to labor. The laboring man and the producer must form tho bone and sinew of any community, and Salem should ofl'er every encouragement to the upbuilding of these interests. In this day factories cannot be lo cuted and built up without local en couragement, but we want the fac tories and should make a hard pull for them. Theie are now several iu sight that can be had almost for the usking, and the business men should make every effort for them. Fac tories are cheap at any price, that is at any piico within reason. Let theie be a rally at the Friday night meetiug. It is the duty of every member of the board of trade to be present. Eveiy business man and property owner should also make it a point to attend this meetiug. It is open to all. Everybody is wel come. WILLAMETTE NOTES. Two Eloquent and Powerful mons on Sunday. Sor- At 10 o'clock the trustees, faculty, alumni, uud students began to as semble in the lecture room of the M. E. church and promptly at 10:30 some two hundred stiong they marched to tho seats leserved for them iu the well-filled auditorium. After the usual singing, the choir rendered a magnificent anthem, in whicli Mrs. Mary S. Kinney sang tho solo. Dr. George oflered tho morning prayer. Tho Baccalaureate f-ermon was then delivered by Dr. George Whltaker, president of the Willamette Uuiversity, from Acts XVII, 28, "For in Him wo live, and move and have our being." Tho speaker began thesearch to find, if it were possible, a satisfaction to tho hungry, thiratiug human heart out hide of God. Tup systems of religion which men have Invented and nations believed were separately dis ciifscd, their insufficiency pointed out, ami logical, wholesome conclu sions drawn from them. Ah no extract of the sermon can furnish any idea of the excellency of the whole, wo sum up as follows, the sermon was climacterec and step by step tho speaker developed tho theme and stood on higher planes of investigation until the text was reached us tho conclusion of the wholf. Tho concluding words were eloquent and masterly. Tho charge to tlio class was iiripictsivc aud full of sound advice. In tho evening ut 7:33 a good audience a-iembled to ..hear the University sermon by Dr. W. P. George. The choir sang nu excep tionally beautiful anthem, und Rev. G. M. Irwin led the congregation iu praj er. The speaker of tho evening then announced his text, from John XIV, 8, "Philip Mdtb unto him, Lord show us tho Father, and it siilllceth us." After uu excellent introduction ho begun to Inquire scien- m God, Iu infancy both men uud nations, are theists, and do not become utile Istlo until they become separated from God by sin. Atheism Is a weak defence to excuse sin. As he progressed, the speaker used illustra tions singularly excellent, und tho word painting was by a master. 'Pilose concerning tho existence of the sun, from the Eiqulmaus' the miners, and Brazilian's point of view, and tho parallel of Christ, "Gi-d njuuifest in the flesh lu whom dwclleth ull the fullness of the God head lu a body" and the sea water were impresnivo and exceedingly oltar. Dr. George Is a deep thinker and the rea of upturned faces dem onstrated that it Is a pleasure to lUtc-u to him. To hear him Is the only way lo get an adequate Idea of his excellence In thluklng. If you want a teum bt Ryan &. Co. of any kind, 6-10-tf LOCAL A5D PERSONAL. J. L. Mitchell is entirely out of danger. Plonty of fish and poultry of all kinds at Davison & Whites. G. P. Terrell, of Mehama, Is In the city attending court. Supt, McElroy went to Portland this nfternoou on school busluess. Hon. Phil Metschau Is at Port land, atteudlug Royal Arch grand nhaptT. The state board of Phormacy Is in session today, examining candidate for certificate. H. A. Smith, sherlfl of Clatsop county and Guard Fred Brown today brought up Serlc, a Swede, aged thirty years, for tho iusauo asylum. It has been suggested that tho fund raised for the Decoratlvo Union be turned over to tho band boys un less It Is used pretty soon on Wlllson avenue. The Second Regiment band gave a pleasant concert yesterday after noon at Marlon square. Such good music is always appreciated by the public. Ladles need not wall any longer for those ties, they are now here. Krausso Bros, Have you seen the owls at Davi son & Whites? They are still there. Take the children around. Ladles shoes for $3.00 that will surpriso all. They are worth 4.00. E. T. Osburn's Racket store. A subscriber wants lo knew: "How do we have a fiactional vote in our national conventions?" Spring suits are almost a thing of the past, but Hart & Taliaferro can tnuko you the Huest summer gar ments ever oflered on the coast. Send vour telegrams by the Postal Ring at the blue messenger box, aud a Lockwood messenger will call free of charge. Shoe Track lead at Fleming's shoe store. N. M. Newport was elected justice of tho peace at Albany, lust Mou day. Hon. Asahel Bush aud daughter Sally leave Wednesday morning for the East. They go over lie North ern Puciflc, will attend tho Chicago convention, to which Mr. Bush Is a delegate, and extend their visit to Boston uud tho East, Ask for Ayer's Sarsaparllla, and do not take any other. Sold by all druggists. Have you tried thoso cold storage meats from McCrow & Willaids new refrigerators? Any one going East cannot afford to miss Eeeing Shaw fc Downing, agents of the Northern Pacific rail way. They make tho lowest rates. Everybody knows what it is, and that is tho reason they go to Hel lenbrand's for that pure Ice cream soda. Try our Tutti Frutti Ice cream soda, strawberry orange aud banana flavored with tho fresh fruit. The Spa, W. T. Stotz, manager. If there is anything going to be done about Fourth ol July, it is high time the committee got to work There will be a special meeting of Alert Hook and Ladder company this evening at 7:30. Overgaiters and Oxfoid's all styles R. J. Fleming's shoo store. Sherman Thompson and wife left on Saturday, for a few weeks at San Francisco. They go by steamer fi om Portland aud will return overland. Fred Cooper has the finest cigars in tho market. His Lillian Nordica is becomiug the popular cigar. 212 Commeicial street. Everybody admires beautiful hair aud every one may possess it, by buying Ayer's Hair Vigor. Keeps tho huir soft, pliant, and glossy. Bed lounges, nud single lounges, new designs in the latest plushes and silks at Keller & Marsh's. Camping goods tents and camp stools at Geo. F. Smiths. Joe F. Alexander a graduate of the Oregon Stuto Agricultural college, Is In the city, taking nn examination under the board of Pharmacy. Circuit couit couvened this after noon at one o'clock. Bishop II. J. Becker left this afternoon on tho noitli bound train, after doing considerable good work In our city. Corset waists, black aud drab ut E. F. Osburn's Racket Store. Ho-ilery and underwear at prices that none can ufibrd to miss E. F. Osbern's Racket Store. II. &H. Corsets, black, drub und white ut 5.1.00 and $1.40, These ure bargains. E. F. Osburn's Racket store. The Viaduct Done. Contractor McCoy has now completed the bridge across Soutli Mill creek on Commercial street. Tho street com mittee of the council will inspect tho work this ailernoou with u view to ucwpllug same. There Is still about 32 feet of fill needed at the south end, which tho council may conclude lo bridge by adding two more bents to the present struc ture. Where Is Ir? At the lust seaslon of the legislature a good sum of money was appropriated to purchase a library for the Oregon State Prison. As yet, the men for whose benefit this was done have seen no results, and the question tiautrally arisen, where Is tho money? and why has It not been put to Its proper use, be fore this? Splcos in bulK, absolutely puie, at Clark & Epleys. MMWl STIPATION Afflicts halt tho American people yet there Is only ono preparation of Sarsaparllla, that nets oft tho bowels and reaches this import ant trouble, ami that Is Joy's Vcgctublo Ear laparllla. it relieves It In SI hours, aud an occasional doso prevents return. Wo refer by permission to C. E. Elklngton, 12.1 lxcuit Avenue, San Frauctsco; J. II. Drown, Pcta lumi; II. S. Wlun, Ocary Court, San Fran cisco, and hundreds of others who have used it In constipation. On letter is a ramplo of hundreds. Elklngton, w rites: "Ihavobeen tor yean subject to bilious headaches nud constipation. Have, been so bad for n yiar back haro had to tako a physio every other night or else. I would havo a headache. A tier taking onobottloof J. V. 8., I nm in splendid shape. It has douo wonderful things for me." Joy s Vegetable Sarsapariiia Most modern, most cfflcctlve, largest bottlo tamo price, (1.00, six for f 5.00. For salnHiyD.iu'l J. Fry, 225 Com. street. Capitalists Coming. The Journal learns with much pleasure that Messrs. Stluson and Bassctt, of Iowa, will soon locate iu Salem. They spent several weeks In our city Iu the spring, and now ufter looking over tl entire coast, have concluded that Oregon's capital Is the place thoy want lo mako their future heme. They have not ns yet de cided on any business, but they aio i good acquisition to our city. Commercial Strew Surveyor Culver is busy making specifications for paving Commeicial street with one foot deep of broken rock. This proposition will bo .submitted at the next meeting of tho council, aud from present indications may go through. Discharged. Harry Cannon, the man who by some uowsptpers lias been branded as a terrlblo crim inal, has been acquitted and dis charged at Albany. M. W. Hunt, ono of Salem's visiting young attor uoys, had chargo of his case. Strawuerry Fair. The fiuit aud flower show closed Saturday night a grand buceess. All pre miums and cxpeiiHH were paid in full and Superintendent Savugo has issued vouchers for the same. Did Not Rtsume Work About twenty men and several teams ap peared on upper State stiecb this morniug, to proceed with the woik ou the electric car line, but for some reason they did not go to work. At Highland. Mrs. L. W Treat will speak ut the Friend's church from 8 to 8 o'clock Wednee. day evening. Meeting free. All w c-lcomc. What Stronger I'niot Ts needed of tho merit of Hood's Sarsaparllla thau the hundieds of letters continually coming In telling of marvellous cures it has effected after ull other remedies had failed? Truly, Hood's Sarsaparllla possesses peculiar cuiatlve powois unknown to other medicines. Hood's Pills cure constipation by restoring tho peristaltic action of tho alimentary canal. They are the best family cathartic. lKirilli ARRIVALS. W1LLASIETTE. S J Schmenger, Milwaukee. Joe T Alexandra, Corvalll. H R Newberry, S F. M J Moloney, St Joe. T Coblce, O fihattuck, W D Ft n ton, Portlund. Mrs Dr. Brown, lloseburg. Joe Elmer, Corvallis. S Hollo way, Eugene. R W Noyes, Hoslon. II A Pope, Chicago, cooic. A Hubbard, Spencer, Iowa. Mrs W ESandsand daughter, Dih Moines. L F Lundroth, J W Mutersbaugh, R W Montague, L F Remington, S .Baxter. Portland. IJ F Lorey, Woodburn. PA Got., Monmouth. W Tedlngboum. DcKcrving I'raliin We desire to say to our citl.ens, that for years we havo been selling Dr. King's New DUcovery for Con sumption, Dr. King's Now Life Pills, Huckleii's Arnica Salvo and Electric Hitters, and havo never handled remedies that sell us well, or that have given such uuivcrsal sutlsfuut Ion. Wedo notlioslUto to gtiarun teo them every time, and wo stand ready to refund tho purchase price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits. Dau'l. J, Fry, Drug, gist, 22o Corn,! St. National Democratic Convention, Chicago, Juno 21. For the accommodation of thoco desiring to vlnit Chicago on the above ociuslon the Union Pacific will sell tickets to Chlcugo uud re turn ut one fure for tho round trip. For dates of sale uud limits of tickets or uny additional informa tion apply to W. II. Jlurlburt, ust. general paseeuger agent, Union Pacific System, Portlund Oregon. 6-31-td .VothlDg Like TryinR It There Is nothing that will so quick ly hutUfy ouoof the vuluoof Chum Urluln's Pulu Halm for rheumutllm us u Kiwmal triul. (Jive It u chance and see how quickly the pain will subside. For rulu by (J. E Uood, Druggihts. AT ACTUAL COST, CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS. FURNISHING GOODS AND HATS ALL FOR CASH ONLY. G. A. R. Suits 8.50 with buttons Thcso suits aro all wool, regulation cut. ft ( better and cheaper CURE Slclc Homhcha and rcllovo n! tho troubles lucl dent to n bilious statu of Hie system, hucIi iu Mlzzlm-Rs, Nausea, DrouRiiieia, Distress uftii eating, l'aln In tho Mile. &o While, tlietrmosl reniaiKiiblo eucci Iiim been shown iu curing Hcnrtnei.e, yet CnTrti'H I.ittlk Liver Till ire. equally valuable in Constipation, eurlni; ind irei entiiiK this Annoying complaint, while they nlso coireot nil disorders of tlio stomach, itlmulito tho llur nnd regulalo tho bowuU K ou If they only cured Acho thoy would bo almost priceless to thoss uho sulTcr from thin dlstiessinK complaint; hut fortunately their Roodness does not end hero, nnd those m)io nnco try them will llnd these littlo pills a 1 uablo in so many ways that .hey will not bo willing to do without them. Hut after all sick head s tho bano of so many lives that hero Is where no lnuko our groat boast. Our pills euro It wbilo othets do not. ClAiirEii'H L;tt! Livm Tili-h nro Tory small and very easy to talco Ono or two pills mako i dose. Thoy nro Mrlctly vrp;etablo and do not (;rlio or puree, but by their pentle action plenw nil u ho tisu them. In vials at 2.1 cents; ilvo for 81 . Sold every hei ly or sent by mall. sims umcius co., lttw yc. MR USos9. Small Fries. Tho &2.50 shoo that takes tho lead Is Fargo's, at R. J. Fleming's, Btato street shoe store. DIED, STANTON. At his home, 335 Cap I tal stieet, Saturday afternoon, ut 3:30 o'clock, June 11, 1802, Alfred Stunton, nged 81 years. Tlio death of Alfred Stuntou is tho death of another of Oregon's pioneers. Ho came across the plains In the year '47 and settled on what Is known now us the Huflmau place, near the fair grounds. Ho was born in Stark county, Ohio. At La Porto, Indiana, ho married Phuebo Fall. Mrs. Stan ton died ut tho old home on Capital street six years ago. Mrs. Win. Eugliiiid, airs. W. P. Murphy, of South Salem, and Mrs. Rickey, of California, nro daughters of deceased. Ho also leaves two sons, Frank M. and P. A. ol North Yakima. Wllllum Stauton, of this city, Is u nephew of Mr. Stauton. Tho late Mrs. I. N. Gilbert, of this city, was second child of Mr. und Mrs. Stauton, tho eldest being Mrs. Rickey spoken of above. Tho funeral was held at 2:30 p. m. today, and tho reinaius were taken to Rural cemetery for burial. ROUIC At tho homo of Cupt. Adams in North Salem, ut 11 p. m., Saturday night Juno 11, 1802, from hemorrhugo of the stomach, Mrs. Anna W. Rork.nged 62 years. Mrs. Rork was ono of the teachers of tho North Salem school. She was taken sick last Friday, anil being unable to proceed to her homo, was tukon to Capt. Adam's where she died. She was tho wife of M. V. Rork, tho People's party candi date for congress. Ho was absent in Coos county. Tho body wsa tukon to her lute residence at 318 Cottage street yesterday. Funeral services will bo hold ut Unity church today at 6 o'clock p. m., Rev. II. II. Jlrown olllcluting. Tho body will bo laid, to rest at Rural cemetery. Vtl.hi i ' w w as iW00L CARTERS 9 PILLS. 15 $ri?r&m y'1 flEAD ACHE DPHICES U?iPowdeK Used iu Millions of Homes 40 Years tlie Staucki-cL MKeifimiiiU CIO UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. OPPOSITE LADD & BUSH BANK. Dear husband, be sure to buy your SPRING SUIT -AT THE EN MILL STORE. Our home made thanJEastern Goods. 299 Commercial Street. THIEVING "HOUSE HUNTERS." Women "Who lriri;o 1'ormlts by Ileal !! tnto Agents to Exnuiluo Houses. Pcoplo living in tlio vicinity of Pacilio nnd Novins streets, Brooklyn, havo beon victimized by two foinnlo thioves, who nro omploying an en tirely now method to got into housos. Tho robberies havo nil boon Bmall, but tliero havo beon many of tliom. f ho wornon aro both good looking, aro clover talkers, dress well, and havo an unlimited amount of assxvr nnco. Tlioy ring tho doorbell of a liouso, nnd whon a servant appears walk in and domand to soo tlio bouso. Thoy explain thoir request to tlio astonished sorvant by exhibiting a regularly signed porinit, issued by a bouso agent. Tho servant leaves thom to com muuicato with her mistress, thoy then stroll around tho houso on thoir own hook, picking up auything of valuo thoy can carry. Two houses wero visited in this way in ono day about two wooks ago. In tho first tho woman showed a pormit, Bigned by a Flathush avenuo real cstato man, to tho sorvant who answered their ring, and said thoy woro going through tho liouso. Tho sorvant re fused to lot thom in, but thoy pushed by lior and stood in tho hall. "Wo havo a pormit to soo tho houso," thoy said. "But this houso is not to lot," ex postulated tho sorvant. "Thoro must bo somo mistako." "Hero's tlio pormit," said ono of tho women, and sho handed tlio girl a slip of paper on which was written a requost that tho bearers bo allowed to inspect tho promises at No. Pacific strcot. ' 'Tako it to your mis tress," said tho woman. Tlio girl wont up stairs and Boon camo down again accompanied by her mistress. Tho houso hunters, however, woro nowhero to bo Boon. Thoy woro not in tlio hnll, and a glnuco around did not discloso thoir whorcabouts. Tho mistross walked into tlio parlor wondoring what could havo bocomo of her strango visitors, whon, to her astonishment, sho saw tlio two wornon coolly walking around tho parlors examining tilings as though thoy bolongod thoro. Whon sho demanded to know what thoy moant by such conduct, thoy answered that thoy woro moroly looking around. Thoy had a pormit, thoy said, which thoy had given to tho sorvant. Tho mistress bocamo highly indignant, and said that tho pormit gavo thom no right to go prowling around tho houso alono. "Besides," sho wont on, "this houso is not to rout, nnd nnothor thing, Mr. Tait is not tho ngont of this houso." "Whntl" exclaimed ono of tho wornon, "isn't this No. J" "No," answered tho lady, giving tho right number of tho liouso. Tho women then made profuso apologies nnd loft. After thoy had gono it wua discovered that a child's oponfaco silver watch, which had boon lying on a tnblo, and Bovoral pioces of brio-a-brao woro missing. Tho enso was not reported to tho po lice That samo day a houso not a stono'tt throw away was visited by tho same wornon, nnd flf toon out of a collection of souvonir spoons, which woro iu a cabinet, woro missed after thoy had loft. Now York Sun. .Iiidliliil Humor. A woman who had dihoboyed h summons was ui rulgncd bofoi o Judgo Robert Boyd to show cnuw) for uuch disolxxlionco, and hIio Bhoolc tho court houso with hor boisterous eloquence In tho midst of it Colonel Bnulloy walked in and asked Judgo Boyd what tho woman was charged with. "Well, I don't know, but I think hIio'u charged with dynamite." Mount Vernon (Ky.) Signal, !!!!S2SS!1 3 . S goods are much Before Starting oil a Journey , A person usually desires to gain some In formation as to tho most desirable route to '; tnko, and will purchnso tickets via the one that will afford lilm the quickest and best service, Uclbro starting on n trip to Cbl- -cago or any point East, you should provide yourself with a map and time table of tho Vj Wisconsin Central Lino. The trains ran. , uii uusruuieuru vusiiouiBuauuraviiuippeu wunruiimun'sMiesiurawingiioomaiecp- era. eicznni uav uoacucs una uiutne uars t of latest design, built expressly for this ser vice, and nre exqutslto In lurnlBblngs and ' convenient, and comfortable In arrange- 4 uieubuiiu Bttcoiupicie iu every uevaii luh . they have no superior In comfort and ele-s gnnee, Tho dining cur service 1b pronoun ced by all the most elegant ever inaugurJ ' ' ated, nnd Is operated In the lnteiesl of lu piiirous. Fast trains via the Wisconsin Central Lines leavo Mlnncanolls dally at 12:45 n.m. and (J;'5 p, in., uud Hi. 1'aul at 1:U0 p. m. and 7:15 P. in., making favorable couneo Hon with ull trntus from the West and Southwest. J-or tickets, mans, mmnulow and full Information atmlv to Q. V. McNeill. O. P. and T. A., Minneapolis, Minn., and to Jag. u. iuuu. uouenii vusgenger una xicxet Agont, Obtcngo, 111. MO-ly TO BUILD IS A PLEASURE. When you see these new 1891 designs in Books 4 and 5, "Housos and Cottages." Hire, 8x11) Inches. Contains new designs, t 11 now sfyles, latest ideas In planning. No. v"3 i lias 85 designs classUled from tl50 up to i,j iouu, auuub nun unuer 9uaaj, no. o con talusSU designs of dwellings costing over 81500. many ftom JlbOO uu to (SUX10. Many nowHoutberu or icsort styles of bouses la tboso works, l'rlco, 81 each, or tlio two for S1X0. D. S. HOPKINS, Atchitect, Grand Rapids, Mich. Administrator's Salo. XTOTIOElslierebvirlventhat hv virtu & iM of uii order nnd license of sale duly ,''?" mado by tho county court of Marlon conn- r tv. Oreion.ontbe 2J1 diiv of Mnv. inn. '' authorizing aud empowering mo on ad ministrator ot tho estate of Henry Uelss. doceusod, to belt the real property herein aner described for tho satlsfacUon of claims against the cstato ot said decedent, I -vy"l a Saturday, the 2d day of July, 1092, ' at tho hour of 1 o'clock p, in. In the after noon ofsuld day at tho door of the county court bouse In Salem. Marlon county. Ore gon, soil at publlo auction for cosh In hand ou tlio day of sale, to tlio highest bidder, all tho right, title, Interest and estate which said Henry uelss, deceased, had at tho time of his death, in and to the fol lowing described real property, to-wll: The cast half ot the northwest quarter of hoc- , tiou 0, t. U s., it, 'J x,, of the Willamette , Meridian nnd containing 8135-100 acres, ' situated lu Marlon county, Oregon. T.U.SUAW, Administrator of the estate ol Henry L Uelss, doocascd, 6-1S4W SlieriiPs Sale. ,' -VTOTIOK u hereby given that by virtue ot Jjt 1 an execution duly Issued out of tho tf ' county of Marlon, on tho Ud day of May, J" xi 4 A.l). IBM, nnd to mo directed upon a Judu e - x meut und decree duly rendered, entered of rovord and docketed In and by said court; on tho ?id day of Kebruury, A. D 18W, In' u nortuln suit thou In said court neadlnz.' wherein lice Drown nud JU M. Uedell Co., partners doing business under tho firm -numo and btyle of le Drown & Co., were lilulntlUd nnd J. T. Kearns was defendant. . In favor of plalntllt' und Rgalnstdefundant, by which execution 1 am commanded to, , sell the real property hereinafter described aud out of the proceeds of said sale to pay tho costs and disbursements of said snti; taxed at gjuUIO and tho sum of 1153.82, with. interest thereon at the rut-o ot 8 per ceaU por annum since February 33, 1SIK. I will on Saturday, tho 18th day of Jum, " 1MW, nt '2 o'clock p. in. of said day, at the west door of the coudty court house. In 8 lorn, Marlon ;county, Oregon, sell to the highest bidder lor uusb on the day (of sale, all the right, title, Interest and estate which said J. T. Kearns had In or to th following described real properly, to-wlt; UilH No. 3 and 4 In block No. S In Whit ney's addition to tho town of Htay ton, Ma rlon county, Oregon. Dated Muy 17, TaW. K.M.CIIOIHAK, Hherlll, Marlon Co,. Oregon, uy j. i v ajfi. x'ojiuijr. Administratrix Notice, To whom It may cencern: i " rOIIUE Is hereby glvou that the under let signed was on this llth day of May, Isw.', duly apolntcd administratrix of trus estate or lauuo 1''. iluirinan, lalo decease,', of Marlon county, Oregon, by the Couutjr Court of said Murton county. All person having clulins against said estate ure 're quired toproseiilthoHame to the ndmla Utrutrlx with proier vouchers, ut the ef. flea of her attorneys, llonham & IlolMen, In Bulem, Oregon, within six montiw from the duto of this notloe. MAHY HUKI'MAN, , Administratrix. EiUm, May II, 1893. S-lWSw Executrix Notice, J VTOTIOK U hereby given that the undr. -s 1 signed lias this day beu anpolat edbythe Hon. County Court of Mario conuty, executrix of the lost will und to. tamenlof Charles 1'lgler, deceased, all pwr sons having bills against said estate ur requested to present them to mo at my residence corner 1) uud Hth street, Koaiy. wood uddltlou to Halom, properly vertn4, within six months from this dale, and ajl persous knowing themselves Indebted tai said estate are requested to makM lmutedV ate puyment. HUMAN k'lQLZR. 1$ April 32, lwt . Htin it, Uaxmkk, Attorney Aw Adw, atrlx. wBt I10VY 1 FKLT. c,1 Why, two yeara ago I wa )& about crazy, and no woudr tht wtf wire and clilluren were airW m 1 You ut want to autrur wltk ; cla wltk bo relief aaluHdcmttll uiied Sulphur Ultrs. ttey Mm U mo, nd now my wlfu tyT $ uiMk iu a lamb, dlotwt Svj American House, Dcwtou, . "M r L : wVl v u i w "li!!$ ?, "3.; ni sH y& i. ..4Li-zk.J'-X