Mih
hxoitntiioui tfllera who wit-
MPM.nl (lie deed uttered a word of
tvirnof, ImlmJmiy looked on while
Urcir wilKHdlnale Indulged In bin
brutality. The people gathered,
iind Uit fur tbe rifles of ,be guards
' would have doubtless attacked the
brutal HitgeanU An it was, loud
Cthm or denunciation and menace
ii were uiui"Tej. 'ine guaru marcueu
w ' tin (ivit f im horl i.
When tbe mill-
fjf titty iiau passed,
the unconscious
victim vetff flicked up and carried
; ,fr to tho hospital, where they remain
,.'; Urn nrerarlons condition. The facto
r . ;io riieau winruu hjo i;ijt
' everywhere Uie cruel conduct of the
military Is freely denounced. It is
brlieved that a few such outrages
will undoubtedly re-cult in a riot, in
'.
Which the victim would uot all be
civilian?.
Tin Plate Factory.
TionniSTOWS, Pa., June 18. A
large force of men have begun work
within a mite of Norrlstownprepar-
lug a plant for the first foreign tlu-
, plate manuf ctory to drum tho ocean
and locate here. There was no nour
ish of tru'iupeu to announce thtir
coming. Richard Lewis, manager
fW V. If. Edward, the owner of a
number of tin mills ut Swansea.
Watts, says It Is an experiment that
must affect hundreds of mllte now
otrelch d along the Swansea valley,
in which the tin plate Industry of
tlm world has been manuracteren
for years. Mr. Lewis arrived in
America on May 18, and immediate
ly set out to fcelect a fite for his
phnt, lie picked out an abandoned
- manufactory at -Earnest station, on
thelViiinaJyvaniara'Jn.ad. The site
fa selected with the ultimate purpoee
of moving the entire plant from
Wale. The factory will begin oper
ations with a capacity of 140 tons of
5vtlu per week. Nine workmen from
Swansea are here putting the ma
chinery iu place, and in bix weeks'
time it U expected that its product
will e put out. E.W. Moore & Co.,
iiiiotlK-r large tin lirm. has Kent a
rt-presen at lye to this country, and
he has decided to locale at Eiiztbeth
port, N. J.
Cloudburst in Pennsylvania.
Sckanto.v, Pa., June 18.-A cloud
burst in iiidated tbe streets of this
city Thursday eveuiug, and on the
main thoroughfares the water stands
from three to four feet. The flats ou
the touth elde are covered, and the
water has rifeu to the second story
of hundreds of houses. Fears are
felt for the tafety of Dunning'f. dam.
The lightning, which was incessant
for flvu liours, struck six houses
wi till ii the city confine), killing three
persons and ttutiuinK several more.
The trolley wires are down all over
the city, and travel by street cars
hna been suspended. Washouts
.''have occurred on tbe Delaware fc
.Hudson railway tracks, and reports
of widespread damage in Lacka-
wauua and Luzerne counties arc
comlnir iu. There are report of
loss of life on the ilats in the south
ern portion of tho city.
Two Tramps Stole a Boy.
Atlanta, Oa., Jnne 18. Charley
"Williams, 12 years old, the grandson
of a wealthy planter, E. M. Will
hmis.of Liucolnsori, N. (J. was kid
naped in the early part of last
March. Tho boy, as ids parents
were ucau, nveu witn ins grand
father. The boy drove to Lincoln-
eon with his grandfather in March
and became separated from him.
(Mr. Williams made a search for him,
:but he could not lo found. He
then oilered a reward of $1000 for
.(the recovery of his grandson. Three
weeks ago it was found that on that
arch day two tramps were seen to
(pass throughLincoluBon wLh as mall
; uoy. They were traced to Charlotte,
jRalelgh and Norfolk. The hoy was
ouuu at a rruilstauu witu one oi itio
a,tnpsund restored to his grand-
ther. The trump was arrested,
living the name of W. 8. Anthony.
MARKETS.
San Fkancisco Cul., Juno 18.
'beat, eeller, '02, $1,411.
PoiitJjANI), Juno 18. Wheat
ralloy, SJ.35 Walla Walla $130.
Ciikiaoo Ills., Juno 18. At close
Vheatcash .77.
The $2.60 shoo that takes tho lead
tj Fargo's, at 11. J. Floinlng's, State
trent shoe store.
JTt chief Krnion tor tne great in
to of Hood's Barsaparllla Is touud tn tat
JMe Itself. II I merit that wins, ana Ul
1 Uiat Hood' Barsajianua actually t
WlUuej what Is claimed for It, Is wail
)v to tills medicine a popularltr an
gMtttor tliau tliat of any other samp
WrU Wilis jicr Uofore tho publl
i Kntimrlll' cures Hcrofula, Bait
'm atMl all Humors, Dyspepsia, Blei
Ulllju'inesj, overcomes Thai
lug. croatvsnn Apietlte, strenfU)
Xn .iuiM up ttu Whole BysUaf
hni-uynlUu Is sold ly all drua
cUfwfi rrepareatyu,i.i
rt-j, UtmtO, MM
Item
CLEVELAND'S CHANCES.
Secretary Whitney
1CClHreS
Ho Will Be Nominated on
First Ballot.
GOVERNOR CAMPBELL.
They Do Not Want Him for Per'
manent Chairman.
TriiPAOO. June 18. Lite last
nigh' after a consultation with
Cleveland's leaders from all parts of
the country. In which Cleveland's
rttrength was carefully canvassed by
ex-Swretary W. C. Whitney, of
Xew York, he declared In the most
polllve manner that Cleveland
will be nominated on the first ballot.
The friends of ex-Governor Camp
bell having in mind McKinley and
the Republican convention are
-ouiewliat alarmed oyer the propo
sition to make him permanent
i-hairman. They think that would
;iil him in an embarrassing position
-hould his name become pronouue-
lly pruiulueut for tbe presidency,
nfj want bim to take his piace
jiiiutly in tbe delegation and await
.lie drift of event.
Chicago, Ills., June 18. Chair
in jii Fairchild of tbe New York con-
lesting delegation, has written a
letter to Calvin S. Bricc, chairman
of the national committee, demand
ing heats for the delegates aud alter
nates selected by the Syracuse con
veution. This is the first formal
step to content the right of thereg
ulardelegation to -eats. Theaggres
.ive attitude assumed by thefoices
of Hill, Bole, Gray and other ha
comewhat checked Cleveland euthu
eiasin and it is beginning to be felt
it-rbaps after all the ex-president
will uot receive the requisite two
thirds on firot hallot. E-itimats by
the leaders of the various candidates
show no material difference from
tbos already published. Indica
tions are that Hilt will have between
20'J and 280 votes. Boles and Gray
probably the so'id support of their
respective states. Possibly Carlisle
will have the vote of Kentucky on
first ballot. At the Cleveland heart
quarters efforts are being made to
secure a poll of all delegations with
the intention of disproving the as
sertion that the ex-president cannot
be nominated on first ballot. Cleve
land's opponents say if he Is not
nominated on first ballot, bis force
will rapidly disentegrate.
Ciucaoo, 111., June 18. A big
box was carried up to Cleveland's
h -adquartera this morning. Hon.
E. E. Anderson said the box con
tained protests against Hill aud the
snap convention, "iwo nunureu
thousand names 6lgned to them.
Names on these rolls are solid citi
zens of New York. We will show
the convention that the greatest
outrage ever perpetrated on Ameri
cau citizens was done at the' Febru
ary meeting of Hill machinists. We
know Hill is uot the choice of the
people of New York and Grover
Cleveland is."
Emmons Blaine Dead
Chicaoo, June 18. Emmous
Blaine son of Ex-Secretary J. G
Blaine Is dead.
His death was caused by blood
poisoning, the result of iullamma
tiou of tliu bowels. The fact of his
death was concealed for some time
the object being to reach his father
with the news in a less shocking
manner than by public announce
ment. Eirorts to grt telegraphic
communication with him failed
however and at 12:15 the news be
came public. It Is thought possible
the strain and excitement at Minne
apolls followed by the keen disap
pointment of tho outcome had not u
little to do with his death.
Crofter and Brice Fall Out.
Chicago, June 18. Sachem
Richard Crokeraud Calvin 8. Brice
had a falling out at the Palmer house
yesterday afternoon. They hud been
In ono of the hotel parlors for over
un hour. Wheu the senator came
out hastily his hut was jammed
down over his eyes, his face was
red and he laid an appearaucu of
anger, which often doesu't get the
master of the wellknowfl expression
of gullelrssness and comfort. Mr.
Croker followed him and tugged at
his arm, speaking to him meanwhile
in a low tone. Mr. Brlco related,
with n remarkable show of temper,
"I won't do it, I won't consent to
any such thing. Mr. Croker replied
in a whlsper.tuid Mr.Brlco answered
him Iu a tune easily heard llfty feet
away. "No, sir; it Is uo uso talking,
I will not consent to such a thing."
then lit) broke away from tho grasp
of tho Tammany man and hurrlud
down ntulrs, while Mr. Croker turned
and walked buck to the room
There was much surmising regarding
tho cause of tills row, but nobody,
except the men interested, In i owe
what It was about.
Bunker Hill Day.
Boston, Juuo 18. Yesterday the
annlvtrsuy of tho battle of Bunker
Hill, and the day was duly cole,
brated. Tho banks were all closed
and business geuuially suspended.
Even the legulur dully papers did
uot publish their iguhr editions.
Qrer.t BrlJgo Burned.
Missoula, Mom,, Juie 18 To
add to tho iimuIiU nit the tho North
Paclllu by wu&uouts, two spans lu
the great bridge ut Ci..rk'a 1- nk
burned thl morni!. Tnn of fruit
east bound by exput.3 will bv almost
U 10frH MfltllO Rblllt.
Mcro Zllols Like!,
Vancovvsk, I'i J.i Jmifc 16. Tbe
" UiBn
litt malt advfoex front China state
lint IliffftnU-foreitfti policy i atfuln
... . .t ttir iM v.MM..A .iiM
land a renewal of the late riots and
outrages against tnisaionaties, is
prol-able.
THE LATE CfOLONE.
Loss of Life and Property is Not as
Oreat as Reported.
Wi.vneuaoo, Minn., June 18.
Reports of loss of life and property
in the late cyclone in this vicinity
greatly exagerated. No one vas
killed within fifteen miles of tbi
city. A messenger from Wells saya
only three were killed iu that neigh
borluod. Every point in tbe path
of the storm was heard from. Con
servative estimate puts the number
at from five instead of fifty as at
first reported. Loss of property is
uot nearly us great as at first re
ported.
The Lone Highwayman.
San Anjjkeas, Juue 18. The
stage from Valley Springs to Sau
Audreas was held up on the road
near north branch yesterday after
non by one masked highwaymau
who carried a double-barreled shol
,'tin. He held the gun over the
lewl of tbe driver, Fred Wesson,
'jedde whom were sitting two lady
pa.-ifeiigfrs, and ordered the box
ihruwn out, aud then told the driver
o go ou. None of the passengers
vere searched. The robber wire a
olack mask, and had on a pair of
rowu overalls, Immediately upon
arrival of the stage here Sheritt
Thorn aud deputies started fur the
"cene, wbicii U in the vicinity of a
otitx. ry on i he nam' road about one
year ago. The iron box which con
tained most of the treasure was not
molested.
A Delegate Murdered,
Memphis, Tenn., June 18. Judge
John Bright Morgan, of Hernando,
M&., was shot dead this morning
ou the Illinois Central train on his
way to Memphis, by Lawyer Henry
Foster, Morgan was a delegate to
the Chicago convention. Lynching
is talked of.
Later From the Storm in Quebec.
Actonvii.le, Que. June 18. The
destruction by tbe recent ttonn here
was very great. Sixty families are
homeless, and 150 buildings destroy
ed. Three children were killed, and
eight persons dangerously hurt.
The condition of the homeless peo
ple is really pitiful. The loss to crops
Is verv heavy.
A Horse Killed by Lightning.
Bloominoton, la., June 18. In
a storm yesterday afternoon Carrie
Walton (record, 2:23'), valued at
il0,000 and owned by Mayor Foster,
was killed by lightning. Ed. Hun
ter tho trainer, was stunned and is
still unconscious.
Cyrus Field is HI.
Doiujs Febiiy, N. Y., June IS.
Cyius W. Field ia very ill, family is
much coucomul about him.
FROM CHICAGO.
Will
Cleveland be Nominated
on
First Ballot.
Chicago, June 18. Many presi
dential barks are tossiug on the po
litical sea tonight, but, through mist
and shadows, the hull of Cleve
land's hopes looms up ominously
above all. Everybody realizes the
great question of the convention Is
"Will Cleveland be nominated on
the first ballot?" Should the ques
tion bo answered in the negative
the friends of all secondary candl.
ilutes will feel the lists are then open
to their favorite, foy eomeliow the
conviction has gone forth that the
failure of the ex-preshleni lo receive
the nomination on the first ballot
means the elimination of the great
tariff uformer from the contest.
This opinion Is entertained by del
gutlons who have favorite sous, but
it by no meuns follows that the
correctness of this opinion is con
ceded by the Cleveland maunagers.
The delegates elected by the Syra
cuse convention will ask recognition
as rightful lepresentutlvis of tho
democracy of New York, There
seem to bo uo differences of opinion
among the anti-snap delegates who
have thus far univid, that they
must and will do this. There will
therefore, be a contest, and not
simply h protest. Delegates from
tho city of New York anil from
Biooklyn are generally In favor of a
vigorous protest and a fight to sup
plant the present organization.
Tho Gorman movement received
uu impetus yesterday afternoon by
tho arrival of Senator Gorman with
h party of Maryland delegates. The
senator flatly refused to dlscu-s the
political situation,
Neither Goimaii nor any of his
frieuds will admit lie is a candidate,
but tho fact remains that his name
is being dtocuiwed on every hand.
Ex-Secretary of tho Navy Whit
ney, Wm. F. Harrity, ex-Postmaster
General Dlclqusou, and other lead
ing Democrats had a conference last
eveuiug at tho Richelieu. No de
tails as to the doings were given to
tho press, but Mr. Fairchild said
that since Whitney bad arrived the
ex-secretary would take clmrgo of
the Cleveland campaign, and the
others would act us his lieiiteuauU,
Mr. Harrity said the Pennsylvania
delegation Is loyal to Cleveland, uud
a solid vote will be cast for him;
but if anything should occur to
prevent Ids nomination, then I'enn--ylviuilu
will pis the name of Put
t son. Many leading delegates de
clatu the conference the mon Im
portant event that has yet taKcu
place here,
i
An
UHPLZASfi
u6Cb.
i:.ir
aa't T. lile Ordeal In
It' iMie I nutrr.
An iijrii-u:n-Ui -. .i- lias 'esiuwi in
Russians tho dirtvt-r of eomoironi Ts "1 estI,?"T f Df SB8 F
m-.iiii fi ... ,n',. Waller, of Martlnf Mile, Va., In
works tells a woeful st, , of his bu- refcrence ,'0 Aycr,s m,,,. 'Dr. j. T.
fnnngs nt Easter, v tho peoplo TclIeri of cuttenango, :,' Y., says :
welcome) the feast ith tho old Chris- J .yFrt TiUn arp j Ahy apnrMaicL
titui custom of Idssing each other, i TJmy are perfect In form ami coating,
"For a week beforehand," ho says, j and their cftcts are all that the inov
.... . i.i-i- i - u careful physician could dpslre. Tbry
"they nry S.dsy boiling and painting hare snnplpinented all the pills former-
ggs, which they ore to present to
one another with a kiss, Tho mo-
ment tho clock strikes 12 the pri vilego
or tieuaiicc, rw tho case may be, com
mences. Nobody then considers him
self insulted by tho combined offer of
a Iriss and an egg.
"In a few cases, it may bo con
fessed, the trouble is a pleasure, but
when it comes, as it did with me, to
a long line of several hundred work
menmostly engaged in charcoal
burning, in tho stoking and poking
of fires and chimneys and other
deeds of darkness the poetical and
sentimental new of the religious cus
tom is completely shut out and sup
planted oy tno intolerable annoy
ance.
"Ono may talk of tho Balaklava
charge, th-s storming of tho Redan
and such exploits; think of the nervo
that was required to stand my ground
before a learded and vodka loving
Mujik, with cinders in his beard and
charcoal dust in tho pores of his
skin, a man who had been breaking
calcined ore perhaps all night, and
looked hko the doubtful progeny of
an African negro or a red Indian in
his war paint.
"Think of my horror of suspense
whDe one after another a whole regi
ment of sticli smutty objects shuffled
up to my place, each drawing a dusty
sleevo across his sooty mouth, each
diving to the bottom of his pocket
for the painted egg, each taking off
his hat and calling mo down to tho
punishment with the politest of bows,
the most respectful of grins, and
when the first hundred had kissed
me 300 times in tho aggregate, to
know that another hundred had to
come after them I
"Here were courage and endur
ance worthy of a better cause. But
I f-hould havo done wrong to avoid
tho courtesy, and very likely should
have deeply offended the people, to
whom it was often tho expression of
a long cherished feeling of gratitudo
for favors which I perhaps know
nothing of or had long ago forgot
ten." Peculiar llunlncm Methods.
The amateur photographer is, even
at this lato day, a source of "wonder
ment to some simple minds. Just
why ho should bo going about taking
pictures, if not for hire, is something
beyond their comprehension. Tho
author onco photographed a mill in
a country village and sent a copy of
the picture to the miller.
Next year, on going that way
again, he met tho miller's man, who
expressed his surprise that so much
trouble had been taken without
charge.
Tho photographer, expecting his
joke to be understood, said smilingly
in explanation : "It is only because
our business is so very large. We
take so many photographs that wo
can afford to do them for nothiug."
A look of blank astonishment over
spread tho man's face, and then,
after apparently turning tho subject
over and over in his mind, ho ex
claimed: "Maister, Oi've a mind to havo
some moro pictures took of mysel'
and th' old missus 1"
This was moro than tho joker had
bargained for, and ho hurried away
without asking his subjects to sit.
"Across England in a Dog Cart."
Kaster In Ituasla.
Easter in Russia is the greatest
festival of tho year. Russian Christ
mas presents aro as nothing com
pared to those given at Easter. Eggs
ai o of course tho principal feature,
and not till ono has been tho Rister
bazaar in tho Gostinoi Door and tho
shops on tho Nevslcy Prospect is it
easy to imagino tho beauty and
daintiness of Easter productions.
Fortunes in trinkets, laces and jewels
aro spent on tho contents of the eggs.
A very pretty egg is made of pink
veined uiarblo rimmed with gold.
Small ivory eggs filled with silver
rosary beads inako a lovely offering
for tho devout churchwomau, and
for tho practical housowifo a little
rush basket full of fresh eggs is won
derfully attractive, Now York Sun.
I'orgot Tliey Were In llnbton.
Two young ladies got into an elec
tric car yesterday afternoon. Ouo
was pretty; tho other wasn't. All
tho seats wore taken. Two young
men woro sitting together. They
spoko German. Said ono to tho
other (in Gorman) :
"I'm going to givo my seat to tho
pretty girl."
Tho other replied (also in German) :
"Well, I suppose I must givo mine
to tho ugly ono then."
Botli youig ladies accepted tho
IdndncbS, and thanked tho kind
young men in German. Boston
Herald.
SoiUw Time Ago.
Studious Boy Father, did you ever
study arithmetic?
Fatlior (iiuliguautly) Of course 1
studied arithmetic.
Studious Boy Woll, I can't find
tho cubo root of
Father (hastily) It's a long whilo
sinco I studied it. Good News.
National Democratic Convention,
Chicago, June 21,
For tho accommodation of tho
desiring to visit Chicago on tho
above occasion the TInlou I'aclllo
will sell tickets to Chicago and re
turn at one fur tor the round trip.
For dates of site and limits of
tickets or any additional informa
tion apply to V. H. ilurlburt, awt.
general passenger agent, Union
Paclflo System, Portland Oregon.
6-31-td
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I
ly popular here, and i think it must bo
.MlSl,
who bay Aver s I'llls get full valoe."
" I regard Ayer' Pills as one of tho
rncst reliable general remedies of our
times. They have been in u.e in my
family for various affections requiring a
purpative medicine, an! have given un
varying satifarliua VTe have found
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licht fevers." V. It. Woodson, Fort
"Worth, Texas.
" I prescribe Aycr's PUU in mv prac
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razpiaio st
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SALEM MARKETS.
Wheat- C9c per bushel.
Oats 321&jc per bushel.
Potatoes 2.3c per bushel.
Flour $-5 per bbl.
Brau (Sacked) $18 per ton
Shorts (S;ckcd) ?20 per ton.
Eggs 15c p-r dozori.
Chickens Roosters, "c per lb.;
heus, 10(,12c per lb.; broilers and
fryers, 15c per lb.
Turkeys 12512c per lb.
Ducks 12&15C per lb.
Geee 7c ik r lb.
Lard 75c(n,Jl per pail.
Butter lofrt-20 per pound.
Beef 7(5,1210 dre.-ed, 21c on foot.
Veal 0c, aresed.
Pork CJc dre-i-ed; 5Jc on foot.
Wool ll'iuc per lb.
Deserving I'raise
We desire to Fay to our citizens,
that for years we have been selliug
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption, Dr. King's New Life Pills,
Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric
Bitters, and have never handled
remedies that sell as well, or that
have given such universal satisfact
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ready to refund the purchase price,
if satisfactory results do not follow
their use. These remedies have
won their great popularity purely on
their merits. Dan'l. J. Fry, Drug
yist, 22-3 Com, I St.
To the Ladiks. "Vlavi" stands
alone, tbe greatc-tt medical discovery
of tbe nineteenth century. (From
an M. D., ih tbe Ladies' Health
Journal, Newark, Ohio.) You are
cordially invited to call and Investi
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aud 9 cent store, Cottle-Parkhurst
nlock, Commercial street, Salem,
uregou. . lm
Absolutelr tbp llest.
"I never hesitate to recommend
Cbamberlain'a Cough Remedy as
absolutely the best," says Mr, F. B.
Kemp, assistant business manager of
the Youngstown, Ohio, Daily Teleg
ram one of the most influential and
valuable newspapers iu tbe Buckeye
Jtate. Mr. Kemp also says: "I have
found it a certain cure for tbe cough
usually following an altack of the
grippe, and always keep a bottle of
it in the house." 50 cent bottles for
ile by G. E. Good, Druggist.
Chicago And Fieturn.
One fare for tbe round trip. The
Union Pacific will sfll tickets to
Chicago and return at one fare for
the round trip to those desiring to
attend the National Democratic Con
vention which meets June 21. For
daU-3 of hale and limits of tickets or
auy additional information apply to
W. H. Hurlbuit, asst. general
pas-ieut;erageiit, Union Pacific Sys
tem, Portland, Oregon. o-31-td
Notice to Coutractors and Builders.
We are now selling sand for bus
iness houses at 1 per load; resident
hotiies in city limits 1.2.3 per load,
and other prices iu equal proportion
payable at the. end of every month
We are the lowest aud glye the best
accommodations.
C 13-tf Goodhue & Caiiill.
Citation.
In the County Court, for thcCouuty of Ma
rl mi, State of (jrCRon.
lu tne matter of estate of) ,,., ,.,,
KteliueCox, demised I-'""""!.
To all the htlrn of ald decedent, known
or unknown, UKKbTINU:
In tbe name of the Htate of Oregon, you
ire hPrcby cited and required to appear In
the county court of the Htnto of Oregon, for
the County of .Marion on Monday, the 18th
day ot .Inly, Iii at 10 o'clock. In thoiore
noou 01 ttiutday, then and there to show
cau-e. If uny there be whj an order should
not be rnudo authorizing and empowering
the HdmiuiKtiatorof s.i'd estate to bell the
real property belonging to wid estate,
which I described a fo. low to-wlt: Lots
8, H, 10 unci U In block No. S an nbown on
the amended plat of Capital I'ark addittou
to the City 01 S.iitm In Marlon County
Oreicon,
Wltneb-i, the Hon. T. 1.. Davidson. Judge
of ttie ounty court, of the Mateof Oregon,
for the County of Jarton with the seal of
wild court uttix.Uils 1 itb clnyof June, lKOi,
Atlct: l.l HHfcHMAX, Clerk.
fly KIJANK Y. WATEIW, Deputy.
Administrator's Sale.
TOt'ICE Is hereby given that by virtue
J f an otder aud license of sale du'y
muOe by iliuioiinly court of Marlon coun
ty. regfn, on the 2 id day of May, ir.',
authoiizlngnnd cnifowering me as ad
miutsuatorol the estate of Henry Uelssr,
deo'dteit, to soil tho real pioperty herein
nlUr described for the satisfaction of
-lim3u).'Utusl the tstate ot said decedent,
I .rill on
Saiurdiy, the 2d day of July, 1892,
at the hour of 1 o'clock n, m, In tho after
roonofsuidday at the door ol the county
court house in Silem. Mailou county. Ore
gon, sell at public auction for cash In hand
un the day of sal, to the highest bidder,
all the right, title, lutcrcsi and est-ite
which said Henry Olss, deceased, had at
the time of tils death, iu and to tbe fol
lowing de-erlbod real property, to-wit: The
east halfot the nor. h west quarter of ec
tion u, t. s., it. a k of tho Wlllumeue
.Meridian uud containing i:i'-lU0 acres,
bituatcHt In Marlon county. lren.
1 c .-HAW,
Adm tiUtrator ot the estate ot Henry
(Je', dvt-aed, 6-3-tw
miff to hk.wi
your doctor's prescriptions. Send
thr. 2-vnt stamps, to pay postage
and receive Dr. Kaufman u'a preat
treaties on diseases; illustrated iu
oolorx; It gives their signs and abbre
viations. Address A. P. Ordwayd:
Co., Boston, Mass,
PACIFIC LAND AND ORG
FOR TOWN
$2.00
I'er dozen forthe fluent finished
l'HOTOQllAPHi Inthecltv.
MONTEE BROS.,
l'SlCnmmetctal Street,
tt
F. B. SOCTIIWICK,
Contractor and
Builder.
Salen:, - - Oregon.
T. .1. CRESS.
HOUSE PAINTING,
PAPER HANGING,
Natural Wood Finishing,
Cor. 30th and Chemeketa street
JOHN M. PAYXB k CO.,
Seal Estate
and Insurance.
JIBS,
Leading
?Xi
First stalnvay north of, 'Bush
bank.
JOHN IRWIN,
f 1 n i 1
lenter ana uiwaer.
Shop C.j State street.
StorcFittings sSpcclaltj
TOrtMTTBJWIII
Better Tban a $1.00 Bottle of Blood
Purifier.
Dr. "W. H. Evans, the leading
druzgisl of Sanford, Florida, bays:
"I always feel pafe in recommending
St. Patrick's pills I carry In stock."
There are none hotter, aud one dose
of them will often do more good
than a dollar bottle of any blood pu
rifier in the market. For wile by G.
E. Grod, Druggist.
Removal Notice.
Dr. E. B. l'hllbrook has removed
his residence from Court street to
164 State, opposite Court Houee
square. His ofllce will also be there
ou aud alter June 2d. 6 1 td
Nothing Like Tryins: It.
There is nothing that will so quick
ly satisfy one of the value of Cham
berlain's Pain Balm for rhetimatilm
as a personal trial. Give it a chance
aud see how quickly the pain will
subside. For sale by G. E. Good,
Druggists.
Do not suffer from sick headache a -moment
longer. It Is not necc ary. Carter's
Little Liver Pills w 11 cute you. Dose, one
little pill, bmall price, bmall dose Small
pill.
Mrs C'bas. mlth ol JImes, Ohio, write':
I have Uhfd every remedy for sick head
ache I could hear ol for the past fifteen
years, but Cartcro Little Liver I'llls did
me more good than all the rest.
Have no equal as a prompt and positive
cure for sick headache, biliousness, con
stipation, pain in tbe side, and all liver
troubles. Carter' Llttie Liver i'llls. Try
them.
25c Want Column.
Notices Inserted for ONE CKN'T PEK
WOKD KACH INHIBITION. No adver.
tisemeul Inwrted In this '.olumu mr less
than twenty -Ave cents.
X r ANTED. Experienced salesladies.
Call this evening or eaturay morn
ing between Sand lOo'clock
cial street.
ltU Commer-
lt
Yf
I a. 1 r.u 111 rein uuunu in 31 ut cigiik
I rooms with barn preferred. Ad
dress 1 KUL'IITEN, Lock llox K)l Oregon
. ity, Or. 0-ltf-H
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oilb
and Window Glass, tVull Pa
per and .Border, Artists' Ma
terials, Lime, Hair. Nails and
Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence
Posts, Grnss Seeds, Etc,
NEW ADVKHTISEMXVTS.
For Sale.
OOA A of good land, 80 acres
Ul-V 'UI Ogood bnrn audhoue,
balance timber, will s.i'11 all or pait, cheap,
ou reasonuble term?.
J.VME.S AUNEU, Salem Or.
P. O. Jlox 3 JO. (Ms-il-dw
Columbia Poultrv Yards,
J. 31. MtKXTd, Manager.
Lock Box 1810, Seattle, .Wash
Hreeders olll'boronghbrcC Poultry of fol
lowing varieties:
H. C White Leghorns, S, C. hrown leg
horns, White I'iyrjoutrt H -cki-, liurred
I'lymouth Hoots, I'it (Ihuki, Ulach l.aug
shame.. Light; ItrahMaas, Hull tochlns,
t'arlrldge Cvehlnslironxe Turkeys.
fcnd lor Circular and I'rhv List.
White's No. 60,
SALEM'S FINEST TRUCK,
Now ready for business. Careful work a
specialty. J. '. W HITB.
ELLIS & WHITLEY,
LIVERYMEN,
South ofjWlllamstte Hotel,
SALtCrvI ... OREGON
XotlQe.
vrrjriUK jg hereby given to all whom It
X may concern, that tbe undersigned
administrator of the estateuf Nancy mirk
holder, deceased, has tiled his final account
ot SAldemuteln the County Court of tbe
fcUate of Oregon, for the county of Marlon,
aud that the court hai: set tbe t irr tur the
hearing of said arcouut on tbolStb day of
June, 192, at 11 o'clock a.m. of said 'ay,
ut the Couuty Court Hooui In the County
Court House In the elt ott-ali-m, Marina
County, Oregon, anl that saM aocount
will ba jias.ud upon, together with the ob
Jctiou thereto, If any, by the court, at
said time and yucu.
Uatd lU. May 23rd, 192-
J. G. MILLER.
Administrator of tbe Estate ot Nancy
Ilurkuolder, Deceased.
LOTS, FRUIT TRACTS
A. H. FORSTNER & CO.
lilaeliine Shop, Guns,
J. J.
Sporting Goods, Etc,
Commerrlnl Street.
Scientific
OPJ'OBITK FOUNDRY
On State Street.
KADABAUGH k EPLEY.
Livery Food and
Boarding Stable,
lrtU.te.Htttt.
RICE & JiOSS,
Horseshoers
General IllaekHmilhlng,
47 State Street.
BROS.,
THE
Salem JIackman is
II, POHIjE.
Bet Line lu the City.
Court Street.
Calif o vn ia Jinkcvy.
THE 13EST.
101 Court Street.
M. E. WILSON,
Salem Modiste,
Commercial St.
J. E. HUItPlLY.
Brick and Tile,
BEST IX Of EGON.
Works in North Salem.
A. 51. (MGII,
Untfcrtukinx and
Cabinet Work,
107 State Street.
.1IKS. E. C. 1COXCO.
Baths for Ladies,
HAIB DIIKSSINQ I'AKLOKS,
124 Court Street.
UMJBJ4UIW11J ill t
U
Has just placed
1
SUNNYSIDE
Xo. 11, G miles south of Salem. This tract as fine fruit land, i well
drained aud will be sold In any sized tracts on the most favorable terms.
-O-
We still have a few ten acre tracts
south of Salem. 150 acres of Xo. 10 Is
orchards in tbe fall of 1S92.
-O
Also two 10 acre tracts and oue 15 acre tract In SUXXYsIDE Xo. 8,
5 miles south of fSalem. Over 100 acres of Xo. 8 was planted to fruit tfees
luring the past season, aud 50 acres more will be planted the coming all.
-O-
And 12S acres 1n aUXXYSIDE Xo. 5, 3 miles southwest of Turner,
over 10 acres in yottug orchard, mostly cleared and lu crop, will sell any
part or all, very cheap for cash, or will give time on part.
-O-
Ou any of tbe above lands we will
time ou the balance, or will take part
payment In stouk or nood city property.
In addition to the above we have for sale TOWX PEOPERTY, small
tracts near the City and Farm Land?.
It costs you nothing to see our property, and we may have just w hat
you want.
Office in the New Gray Block
on State Street.
Removed to 140 State.
siGr nop &co.,
Merchant Tailors.
Spring suit $16 worth $23; pants $.500
worth $7.00, Everything cheap. If clothes
don't lit customers need not take same.
Call and look over goods', G-l-lm
For Sale, Cheap,
A number of trios of this springs PlymJ
out h Hock, Black Lang'iban, S blto Leg
horn, aud Partridge r xhlus, all thorough
bredstock. Buy early, save express cbatges
and get tbe pick nt the season. fltoSoper
trio, boxed for shipment. Address
E. HOFEH, salem. Or.
Jerries Wanted!
THE SALEM CANNING CO,
Will Receive
CHERRIES AND STRAWBER
RIES AND GOOSEBERRIES on
and after "Wednesday, June S, 1892.
thv-tf
Proposals for Wood.
Sealed bids willTie received at the ofllceol
the cleric of cbol district No. -Jl. room 1,
Murphy b'ock.uutil 12 o'clock m.,Tuesday,
June2l,18. llldswill be opened at the
regular raesting of the board of direct 7r
at 2 o'clock p. m.ofsatd 21s tduy of June.lor
tbe dellery ot wood before September 1,
1892, hi the following schoels: I'ark
school, 15 c-irdsi.l oak, H cords o fir, Cen
trnl School 10 cords ot oik, 15 cords of Mr,
East Smool 40 cord of oak, 115 cords of 11 r,
North Kchool 12 cords ot uk,:ij cords of tlr.
All wood must be licet In length, rea
sonably straight and corded closely.
Tho tlr mud be large or body wood nnd
the oak must be sp.it oak nnd uot grub
wood The hoard rcstrvm the i'lIii to re
ject any or all bids.
inme oy oruer oi inu noirn, juiih , ir.
Attest E, il. V Vt'J'E.t halrman,
Hoard of iniecto.s.
WVLIEA.MOOHl.S,
L-iktrict Clerk. td
T. BURROWS
AHItlhB a full lino of staple and fancy
Groceries, trt-h Veg tables nud Ber
ries In Kt-Hnui Butter and Kbgs al
ways ou hand.
S2Q CotiVl St.
For Sale or Trnile,
Fifty-two acres Improved farm, 40
acres lu oro, good orchard, four
miles Soutn of Ralein, Turoi-r road.
Will trade for property near town,
6-8-lm JOHN HOLM,
Blacksmith,
HARD CO,
AND FAIUIS.
J. L. BBXXEIT k m.
CANDIES,
Fruit anil Cigars.
P. O. BlocU.
XllllllllUl
Horseshoeing.
It. T. illMIIMIKEt
Cigara and Tobacco
BIMiUKI) PAHU)K.
243 ConVl Streot
BOSTON
Coffee House.
5c LUNCH.
Open all Night
T. IT. BLTINJJELlj
.Heat, Poultry
anri Fish tfurket,
Insurance Bloc's.
on the market
iu BUNNYtilDE Xo. 10, 6 mile?
uuder contract to Le planted to
take one-fourth cash and give long
purchase price iu work or a part
Taken Up.
A red and white siotted cow 'with calf.
Koth ears slit, and branded on right hip.
Owner can get same by settling with
5-S6-1W CHAiS MEIH.IAnkeny.
M. T. RINEMAN
DEALEn IN
Staple
and Fancy Groceries,
Crockery. Glassware.' Lamps, Wceden
and Willow ware. All kinds of mill feed.
Also veaetabltsa ad fruits in their season.
"Highest Price paid for country produce."
We solid a share of your patronage.
B-9 lsa State street
Hernia and Chronic Diseases
DR'H. SHIMP & HOUSER,
Devote special attention to Nervous, Cat
arrhal, Asthmatic and Throat Troubled.
Hernia (rupture) cured without pain or
deieation from business aud Guaranteed in
Ever Case. . . ,
Every variety of Female and Chronio
diseases treated by the most advanced
methods known to Electrical nnd iledlc 1
science. Twenty jcars ejnierience In sur.
fery and the application of elec'rlt'ty.
Itrlce259 Commercial street., Bush-Brey-man
Block. Kalem.
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9
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flSaagSa n i n 1' -
wawwHwr aas &m uasuiiiis
ENGINSS
" ITnTB fewer parts, and ra
thrprnrn lpfiS lflci.lv to fretOUt
ororder trian any other gas or gasoline engines now
b-.IU Just li'lit the buruer. luru tha wuttl. aul U
nins ell day.
STAKES NO S3IELL Oil DIKT.
2To doable or false explosions, so frequent wlta tha
uurcllable spark.
ror Simplicity It Boats the TVotld.
It Oils Itself Automatically,
Xo Batteries or Eloctrlo Bparlc
It runs with a Cheaper O rado of Gasoline than any
Other Engine.
70S DESCBIMIVB CIBC0LAB3 ArPLT TO
PALMER & REY, Manufacturer
8a rranriJM, CJ. aaJ Fcrtlani, Or
ANDEN'S
TilO BELT
LATEST PATENTS
WITH ElECTHO-
BEST
IMPROVEMENTS.
MAGNETIC
SUSPENSORY.
Will tur. Wlthoit MtllclL. U Htitim reiultlct t-tu
CTeruifctloo of brtls, ficrrr ferrci,ciciir or lodLrrc'IODi
M ex&l ezttuiUoB, drslsi. lot.... utrroua d.bi iiy
leutcii, IkBcaor. rbtsmfctlim. kido., liT.r nJbi lr
caopl.iou, l.mo b4ek. lumUco. Utlct, tt stnl lit bc.it.
te Tbii tlectrlot.lt eonul&.no.Ofrral I-nMfiii.l.vT r
o'lottrri.tDdolTe o eurrcDIlbal U toiUbll te t . V-'
vtrr or o forfeit fi.uuo, and III er tllef I '
dt.tuea or so pj. Tbotwonl. bv bcon cored bf tbi. ru
etlooi loTonUoa oflcr oil otb.r remcaei hi ' l
liTobQbdrede or teatimooUI. la Oil. boI every i e
Oorerfl IHruutKO ktinUlt fl-ftsi.H i
creoteitbooa erer oSired eroob nen.l HEK H 1711 ill .1"
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eead(erUlu.UBM4rBiiipUcUliullel,eBled, fno. ItUi.
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