Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, June 20, 1892, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextYr : fllli DEMOCRATS. Tfce Political Cauldron News from Other Points. prom omoAao. Cleveland Does not Seem to Have Two-Thirds Yet. CniCAao,Juue20. With dcleRntcs resent from all the states to the Democratic Convention the number lag of forces of the various leaders la diligently iroiug forward. Clevel and's followers this morning display with much ostentation a cnreiully prepared tabl whioh gives Cleveland 883 votes on liret ballot. Just nine teen short of the necessary two-thirds ' to insure bis nomination. The anti Cleveland faction including not only the Hill but also the Uoies.Gray and Gorman men scout these figures as unreasonably large aud assert theh investigations show that Cleveland la assured of but little over a bare majority on first ballot and they still hold his forces will bebteadily disin tegraUd thereafter, and the raco be come one of the dark hores. The most uncertain feature at present li the attitude of Senator Gcmum of Maryland as leader of the dcitgutioi he protests loyally to Cleveland bm despite this his name Is more discus sed a a dark horse capable of unit iuj: all factions opposed to the uomlna lion of Cleveland than any other. The loyalty of the Iowa delegation to Holes has aroiibbd admiration. It has been suggested that Boles would be a good vice-presidential cand.date in the event of Cleveland's nomination. It does not even fiud a courteous recention at the Iowa headquarters. It now looks as if on "the opening ballot the Indlaua dele gation will east 1" votes for Goveuor s Gray and 13 for Clevelaud. The sub committee on temporary oruanl 1 zttioti met tiiis morning and Henry Waltersou quickly won his light, the CO turn itee deciding to recommend the name of lion. W. C. Owens, of Kentucky for temporary chairman. The full committee met this noon aud will confirm the action of the sub committee. It is believed there will be no fight In the convention over tlie matter aud the friends of General fcteveuson, of Illinois, will accept his defeat quietly. frj. P. Sheiiu, of Indlaua, becietaryof the national committee, will be tempo rary aud permanent fcecretary of the convention. It is still Insisted by Gorman's friends the presentation of bis name is yet an open quettiou aud Gorman himself still denies he is n candidate. Opposition to Cleveland is finding the Gorman feeler did not elect special enthusiasm, and have turned " rwar in fntua'a Irinl Hnvunnr lliittH V.V WAV..-.. uv, w. - v.f the effect has been to give increas ed prominence to the Boies boom, scattering tor Boies has been secured in various sections where there is Cleveland opposition. Bouth Caro- I Una is willing to give Boles 12 votes. It Is also reported that iirice and Wattereou are friendly towards I Boles. Carlisle opposes the Boies ! movement and is likely to make it known in the meeting of the Ken tucky delegation this evening. Ex- Becretnry Whitney this morning claimed 650 votes as certain for Cleveland, on first ballot. A signal victory for Clevelaud forc es was fought aud won almost with out a struggle today it was on the question of unit rule In tho Penn- faylvanla delegation. It was under stood a strong eflort would bo made to break the unit in the Keystone jetate and tho result here it was 'thought would bo initiated in other delegatlous. After disposing of tho Beieuiiuu ui ixiiuuiiiicumuii u i estim ation which guaranteed the solid vote of Pennsylvania for Clevelaud pass ed 68 to 4. Chicago, June 0. Illinois dele gation will cast its 48 votes solidly for Cleveland. John M. Palmer Bald to a Associated Press reporter I think Tcn fitfitn wild I'liriHldcriililn certain- y Illinois will vote for Cleveland. It looks to mo lis if Clevelaud will be nominated. 1 tuko no stock In .the New York fight. I ultnply trust flf Cleveland Is nominated or any fgood demoornt wo will carry Illinois Und Wiauoimlti to malto up for the rpoeftlblo defection of New York State." CRIMINAL LIBEL. Arrest of the Editor of the Evoning J Tolograra. Portland, Juuo II). Cupt. Oeo. JH. Mollott, editor of tho Kvtiiiiiii, (Telegram, was arrested on a oliurge fit criminal libel, at the iimtanco of W, L. Lljjhtuer. Tho alleged libel onfilBtslu the publication of an nr "tide by tho Telegram btutlng that OLIghtner, Chief of I'ollcu I'arrish, I. J.F, l'owors, republican uoiuliieo for jpollco commlbsloner, at tho coming :kcttou, aud two other purticH held ! eonferouco yesterday and duvlued wiusfor raising rampalgn funds, Slie artleJo states that aau result of Vjtfae conference It was decided that jhawdy houbes should be assessed Jtad that two nieu were Immediately Wot .out to collect money, Cupt. JMolictt was released on bonds. Result of a Flirtation. Columbus, O., Juno 120. Sixteen- Id Theresa Ileoker tius been nguna lllrtation with George Mr, not knowing until recently Ebner had a wife. On Tues- eveulngMrs, Ebner met MIbh win Bouth Park and pulled hair. Saturday Miss lleoker, WMinuch humiliated by the It, committed suicide by tuklug t P' The Palmer Boom. Chicago, June 20. The PidnuT boom received an impetus Saturday by the arrival of Congressman Springer and his declaration that Cleveland's nomination would be political suicide, aud ills the duty of Illiuois delegates to support Palm er from the very opening of the con vention. Springer said that ir Clevelaud is nominated it would be necessary to reorganize the dem ocratic party in New York. To dit cartl an organization which nom inated and elected Tildeu, which nominated Cleveland twice and once carried tho state for him for president, which nominated and elected him governor, aud which has now Beven successive and signal victories to its credit in the state, would be an act of olitical suicide. Lcannot believe tne national con vention will do it. The arrival of Win. C. Whitney is marked by more nethoJical work for Cleveland. One viileuce of the work by the Cleve .iiiil men was shown today in efforts ning made to reduce the size of the tield to be entered against the lead r. 1 1 each state, where there is k of favorite soup, Cleveland men till be put to work to prevent the i-iiiiination of dark horses. Dispersed by the Bain. Dallas, Tex., June 20. Police Offl.-er W. H. Riddle was killed by P. F. Miller, whom he attempted to airest. A mob gathered to lynch Henry Miller, the murderer of Of fleer Brvwer; G. F. Poutou, the slay--Tof A. Tiglie; Charles Henry, who id 1 1 Ml a woman in Denver, and an other in Dallas; and Miller, the s!a vr of Officer Riddle. The sheriff re sisted until about midnight, when a teavy rain came up and so thorough y drenched them that they dispers-.-.1. Death of Emmons Blaine. Ciiicaoo, June 20. The death leeurred in the home of Blaine's fither-in-law, Cyrus H. McCormlck. Only lila wife, ton and Mr. McCor Illicit were present. Death came so uddenly that there was not time to summon other members of the fam ilies. Strenuous efforts were made during the night aud morning to get u nie&sage to James G. Blaine and wife, who are at Bar Harbor telling them of their son's critical condition but the telegraph companies were unable to get messages through. A inembsr of the McCormlck family, In explaining why information of jouiiu Blaine's death was withheld jaid: "I feared it would be a death Mow to them, all members of the Rlnlue family, to receive the dread ful news without preparation." Emmons Blaine was vice-president of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad company, and came to Chicago re cently to take charge of .Its western interest. Bak HAnnon, June 20. Ex-Secretary and Mrs. Blaine lft for Chi cago Saturday afternoon, on receipt of the news of the death of Emmons Blaine. Washington, June 20, Soon af ter henring of the death of Emmons Blaine, President Harrison sent a telegrafa to Mr. and Mrs. Blaine, expressing his deep sense of sympa thy for them in their affliction. Members of the cabinet also sent a dispatch of coudolence. A Jealous Husbadd. La GitANDK.Or., June 20. Janus Palmor shot aud lustautly killed Eli Risen early yesterday morning. For some time Palmer's wife has been receiving attention from Risen, last night Palmer lying in wait saw ills wife aud Risen walking along the street together, lie tired five shots at Risen, three taking ellect, Palmer then disappeared. The sheriff and posse started in pursuit but have no trace of him. Risen wa3 a black smith at Island City and was not more than twenty one. Notified tho President. Washington, June 20. Com mitteo appointed by tho Republican National Convention waited ou President Harrlsnu today to notify hhn of his renomluatlou. Goveuor McKlnley acted as spokesman. Nothing But Cleveland. Chicago, III., Juno 20.-.Tho sur prise of the day was tho statetnont that Gray's name will not bo brought before tho Convention. Gray's friends examined tlie. situation care fully and rwou nothing lu it but Clevolaud. Portland Election. Portland, Or.,June 20. The city election Is being held here today for tho purpose of electing Police and Fire Commissioner aud a councilman from each Ward. There are three tickets In tho field, Regular Repub. Mean, Cltizeu-Democratlo aud Peo ple's party. Rid of anlmposter. Dktroit, Mich., Juno 10. Tho uuwb of "Prliii'o Michael's" convict ion and buntence was received hero latoButurday night aud all good citizens felt that they wero rid of an lmposter. Tho "Prluco Michael" seci. iias oetween juu aim oo mem hers lu Detroit, and they have been charged with the ruin of many girls as well as practicing other Immor alities. Adultery is permitted by their code. Tho couvletlon of tho leader will probat 'y result in break ing up tho scot. Lincoln for flcrt tary. Paris, June 20. A telegram from a high source in tliu Ui.ltui States bays Pit jldent Ilurrlsin will appoint Depcw minister to Engluud aud that Robert Llncolu will Kt re called from that position and madt) tecrelary of state, ODDS AND LHD3. Hope can only die by our own hand. China has twenty-seven Auierieal merchants. Plants are synthetical feeders: anitnab are analytical feed err. The omnibuses have awnings over tin people who sit on tho roofs. The spider probably thinks that thi bee is wasting time in making honey. Most men find ont too late that the) should have taken their wives' advice. At some hospitals almost the only gar glo used for the throat is hot salt water. Bticnoo Ayrcs is going extensively into the manufacture of agricultural imple uient&. No woman, unless in feeble health, fbould cling to a man's arm during a daj light btrolL The greatest distance covered by a steam vessel in one hour's run is fixed at twenty-six miles. When tins "are ninch blackened by tht tfire they sbonld bo scoured with soap water and nno sand. If tne oven should be too not at any time, place a pan filled with water in it, and tho heat will be lessened. A French officer has invented a hip pometer winch will register the paces and ground covered by a horse. Tho largest dock in the world is said to bo the one at Bermuda, which is 81 feet long and 123 feet in breadth. Steel wire railway carriage seating it fast taking the place of the padded and volute spring seats in use in England. It is reported that an Atlanta lawyei dislocated his arm while malting a ges ture to emphasize his speech recently. Giant killers and destroyers of mon sters are found in tho folklore of Pacific islanders as well as in that of other people. It is optional with a lady to recognizg at tho second meeting a gentleman who has upon a previous occasion rendered her a service. Never omit regular bathing, for unless the skin is in regular condition the cold will closo the pores nnd favor congestion or other diseases. A little vase of Sevres ware, presented by a French sovereign to Tippo Sahib, was sold in London not long ago for $7,205. It was only eight inches high. Pet Superstition. How many of us are there who do not onco in awhile feel just a little un comfortable when we find that we have sat thirteen at the table, or have seen the moon over our left shoulders, or have done any of the thousand and ono things that are supposed to portend evil? Not that wo think for a moment any misfortune really will happen in consequence of theso acts, but the sug gestions are not pleasant, and we wish onr attention had not been called to them. Of course we all laugh at supersti tions, and think them silly, as they are, but nevertheless we do not get away from the unpleasant feeling. I knew nn old lady who considered it positively wicked and unchristian to give up to "foolish superstitions," but she never would allow any ono to rock an empty chair in her presence. You will see people in tho street, who have been hurrying as if anxious to lose no time, stop on a corner and wait five minutes for a long funeral procession to pass. They have not tho courage to cross through it when an opportunity is of fered, although they may waste mo ments that are golden to them. Har per's Bazar. it Patriotic Landlord. Of all Irish landlords perhaps none was moro popular with his tenants than tho Earl of Leitrim. As an instance of what may bo termed his approachability, it may bo stated that on tho birth of his second son nn old woman on the estate called at Manorvnughan to offer her congratulations and, remarking to tho earl that this was "tho first of the breed" born on Irish soil, suggested that the boy should bo called "Pat." The earl good naturedly said ho might do so, and accordingly tho child bears the name of Hon. Francis Patrick. It is characteristic of the same man's determination and resource that at one time ho voluntarily did duty in the engino room of n small coasting steamer, which lie had established for trading purposes along tho Donegal coast, for a period of threo weeks when ho was witliont nn engineer. London Tit-Bits. Itttli;luu of Clilnu. A work of giant dimensions has been undertaken by tho celebrated Chineso scholar, Dr. J. J. M. do Groot, under tho coniproheusivo titlo of "The Reli gious System of China." During his long sojourn in China tho nuthor care fully collected, sifted and arranged his matorials from Chineso literature nnd personal observation. Tho work will consist of seven books, to bo published in twelve stout octavo volumes of 850 to COO pages. Bach book will deal with a separate part tho first, with the funeral rites; tho second, the grave; tho third, with taoism; tho fourth, with tho worship and propitiation of divinities; the fifth, with Chineso Buddhism; the sixth, with tho stato religion, and tho seventh nnd last, with tho two great churches of China, the taoist nnd tho Buddhist. Philadelphia Ledger. A I.ont Art Dl.ouverfil. An interesting report comes from An dorson, Ind to tho effect thut nn enter prising glass manufacturer of that town has discovered tho lost art of casting glass tubes which tho ancient Egyptians nd Plioinicians practiced with entiro succoss. Glass of the toughness and durability requlclto for molding into pijoa, togother with n process by which annealing might be dispensed with, have boon diligently sought through many years by Inventors. If tho Indiana man Las succeeded his reward is likely to bo correspondingly great. Chicago Her ald. National Democratic Convention, Chicago, June 2I. For tho accommodation of those desiring to visit Chicago on tho abovo occasion tho Union Pacifio will sell tickets to Chicago and re turn at one faro for the round trip. For dates of sulo aud limits of tickets or any additional Informa tion apply to W. II. Hurlburt, nsst. Heueral pobtmuger agent, Union Pacific System, Portland Oregon. 6-31-td MARKETS. 1 San Khanc'Icu Cal.. June 2v. Whiat, seller, HO, $ 11 1. Portland, J one 20. Wneat valley, 11.35 Walla W-lla $139. Chicago 1 1 Is, J it Uv 20. At close wheat cash .78. Uettcr Tb.in a ?I.UU Bottle of Blood 1'iirifier. Dr. W. H. Evans, the leading druggist of Sanford, Florida, says: "I always feel safe In'recommeudlng St. Patrick's pills I carry in stock." There are none lietter, and one dose of them will often do more good than a dollar bottle of any blood pu rifier In the market. For sale by G. E. Good, Druggist. Removal Notice. Dr. E. B. Philbrook has removed his residence from Court street to 181 State, opposite Court House Mjuaie. His office will also be there on aud utter June 2J. 0 1 td Nothing Like Trying it There is nothing that will so quick ly satisfy one of the value of Cham- berlain'- Pain Balm for rheumatiim as n ic-rioual trial Give it a chance und see how quickly the pain will subside. For bale by G. E. Good, Druggists. Spices are probably more adulter ated than any other urticle. Clark k Eppley have pure bulk spices. The $2.50 shoe that takes the lead is Fargo's, at R. J.Flemiug's, State street shoe store. DonotfiilTer Irani Pick h.'udncbe n, mo mnt lunger. Ills not lie essary. Carter's Little LU er Pills w.H cure you. Dose, oce little pill, bmall price. Small dose (Small pill. Mrs Chas. Smith ol Jlmes, Ohio, write: I have upd evnry remedy for sick head ache I could hear ol for the pust fifteen years, but Carters Little Liver Pills did me more coed than all the rest. Have no equal as a prompt and positive c re for sick head'iche, hilluiisues eou htlp.UUm, puln Iii the side, und all llxer iroublfd. Carter's Little Liver Pills. Try tbeni. Absolutely the first. "I never hesitate to recommend Chambeilaiu's Cough Itemed y us absolutely the best," says Mr, F. B Kemp,assistant business manager of the Youugstowu, Ohio, Daily Teleg ram one nf the most influential aud valuable newspapers in the Buckeye state. Mr. Kemp also says: "I have found It a certain cure for the cough usually following an attack of the grippe, and always keep a bottle of it In the house." 50 cent bottles for sale by G. E. Good, Druggist. Chicago And Beturn. One fare for the round trip. The Union Pacific will sell 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 dates of sale ana limits of tickets or any additional information apply to W. H. Hurlburt, as.t. general passenger agent, Union Pacific Sys tem, Portland, Oregon. o-31-td Notice to Contractors and Builders. We are now selling sand for bus iness hou-es at $1 per load; resident houses In city limits $1.25 per load, and other prices iu equal proportion payable at the end of evtry month We are the lowest and give the best accommodations. 6-13-tf Goodhuk & Cahill. SALEM MARKETS. Wheat 09c per bushel. Oats 32J 35c per bushel. Potatoes 25c per bushel. Flour $5 per bbl. Bran (Sacked) $18 per ton Shorts (Sacked) $20 per ton. Eggs 15c per dozen. Chickens Boosters, 7c per lb.; hens, 1012c per lb.; broilers and fryers, 15c per lb. Turkeys 12121c per lb. Ducks 1215c per lb. Geese 7c per lb. Lard 75( $1 per pail. Uutter lo20e per pound. Beef 712lc dressed, 21c ou foot. Veal 0c, dressed. Pork- 01c dressed; 51c on foot. Wool 1210c per lb. HOW TO READ your doctor's prescriptions. Send three 2-cent stamps, to pay postage and receive Dr. Kaufmanu's great treaties on diseases; illustrated iu colors; it gives their signs and abbre viations. Address A. P. Ordway it Co., Boston, Mass. w .- ,ri."i RariS, Itestilts o 1 1 u n .follow U i riis xr: 2 3 K t'ui) uo of Hood's t.ilk.iaull.t Severe cases of .scrofula, Hkhi which other prep amicus li.no been ponci less, yield to the pmi.l.a cutativo pimersof tliU medicine, Ilistressliii; c.ises of dyspepsia, excrucl.it lug com l.iljits of tho kidneys and liver, agoutzlnc Itoli nnd p.iin of salt Results rheum, lngree- Mi cases of catarrh, and aches and pains ft i!icumat!ein, nro cured by Hood's Sar s..;ii!lla. It pin Ifles tho blood, anil nt tho i .'o time tones tho stomach, creates an . Ille, ai'd gles strength toeu'iy func ...:i k.f the body. (Jlvolt'a trial. General Debility ' For four years my witu suffered with largo tumor bunches on tho glands under tho arms, mid general debility of the w hole system. Sho became so toor In health tint wo wero on tho ergo of despair regarding her recovery. I'lij slclans did not seem to understand her ease; at all oents she neer derived s::y benefit from their treatment. She finally concluded to try .Hood's SartaparlUa. Tho Immediate effect was so marked and satisfactory 'hat she continued to tako It, and thl is tho result! Sho has gained In weight From 84 to III Pounds and Is strorger and In better health than sho has been for years. The bunches under her arms )uo diminished, and wo belle 1 f fYTLil '.j C iCcinir' ! m .11 tin tij imii ti ttm 1 them In time." J, J. Xouruoss 'JX Com mercial Street, Ikwton, M-oS. Mood's SarsapsrUla Bold by dn $it. ft) six for fi, I'tvfixvAhj 0. 1. 1IOOU A CO., Aputhec4rle, Lo ell, SU: t. IOO Doses Ono Dollar "Safe and CeitainlPACIFiC LAND AND ORCHAR TS tho testimony of Vr George n, "Waller, of Martin vllle, Va., in reference to Aycr's 11 Us. Dr. J. T. Teller, of Chlttenango, it. Y., says : "Aycr's Pills arc 1 'glily appreciated. They aro perfect In fonu ami coatlnp, and their effects are all that tho tnos careful physician could deilro. They havo supplemented all the pills former ly popular hctc, nnd 1 think It must bo long before nny other can be made that will at nil comnaro with them. Thoso who buy Ayer's Pills get full value." " I regard Aycr's Tills as one of tho most reliable general remedies of our times. Tlioy have been in use in my family for various affections requiring a purgative medicine, anil have given un varjing satisfaction. VTe have found them an excellent reinedv for colds and llfdit fevers." W. P.. Voodson, Fort "Worth, Texas. "1 prescribe Ayer's Pills In mv prac tice, and find them excellent. 1 umo their general use in families." John V. Urown, M. D., Oceana, V. Va. Ayer's Pills, rncrAnrs et Dr. J. C. Aysr & Co., Lowell, Mass Sold by all DroggltU and lcalct In Medicine To the Ladies. "Vinvl" stands alone, the greatest medical discovery of the nineteenth century. (From an M. D.. in the Ladies' Health Journal, Newark, Ohio.) You are cordially invited to call and investi gate for yourselves. Olllce over 4 and 9 cent store, Cottle-Parkhurst block, Commercial street, Salem, Oregon. lni Atlniiiiislrntor's Sale. TOTICK is hereby given that by virtue l. ofan order uud license of sale duly made by tho county murt of Marion cotin 'y. Oregon, ua the 23d day of ilay, 1SS2. authorizing nnd empowerluir rue as d nilnUtrntorol tLo estate ol Hciiry Oelm, decfHted, to veil th- real properly herein after described for the Fatlsftictbrn of lfUmsui;Jlrkt the estate ol nla decedent, I will on Saturday, the 2d day of July, 1892, nl the hour of 1 o'clock p. ni. In the nfler noon of Bald cloy at the door ol the county court house In S.ilem. MriIoii couuty, Ore gon, sell nt publio auction for cash In hand on the day of tal.-, to the highest bidder, all the right, title interes and estate which said Henry Gelss, leoear-d, had at tho time of his death, in and to the fol lowing de-crlbed real property, to-wll: The east half ol the nor'hwast quarter f sec tion O.t.Uh., it. 2 K orthM Willamette Meridian und containing S1S5-1CO acres, situated In Marlon county. Oregon. t.u.Shaw, Administrator ol the estate ol Henry Geibs, deceased. W-Cw ELLIS & WHITLEY, LIVERYMEN. South of.Wlllamette Hotel, SALEM - - - OREGON From Terminal or Interior Points the a, Is.tlie line to take To all Points East and South. It Is the dining car route. Itrunn through vestibule trains every day lu the year ir ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO (No change of cars.) Composed of dining cars nuBUrpaHBed, Pullman drawing room sleeperb Oi latent equipment TOURIST Sleeping Cars. Best that can be conutructed and In whlcl accommodations are both tree and lur u islied for holders of first and becond-clos tickets, and ELEGANT BAY COACHES. Acontlnuoi .Ice conreitiiig with al lines. aUordlui' otiuot anti uninterrupted service. Pullman slcrro "fprTOiIonscan best cured In udviLO". LfCtigu any agent ol the road. Through tickets to and from all polnU In America, Knghuid and Kurope can be purchased at any ticket oltlce of this com pany. Full Information concerning rates, time of trains, routes and other details furnished on application to any ap;nt or A. D. CHARLTON, Assistant Oencral Passenger Agent, No, Vil First street, cor. Washington; Port- Ivnrt.Orocon SHAW & DOWNING, Agents. THE YA0UINA ROUTE. OREGON PACIFIC RAILED And Oregon Development company's steambhip line. 125 miles shorter, 'JO hours le time than by any other route. Firet ciass through passenger and freight lint from Portland and all points in the Wll lamette vuller to and lrom Kan Franchc TIME SCHEDULE, (Kxcept Sundays). LcuveAIDauy 1:00 Pi! Leave Uorvallls 1:10 P M Ainvo Yaitilna .-..-.. fi:S0PM ljeave Yticrulnu --... .fc:l5AM Lehve Corvallls 10-.:AS1 Arrive Albany 11:10 A i! O. & C. trains connect at Albany and Corvallls. The above trains connect at YAQUINA with the Oregon Development Cos Lin ifHtearnshlnR between Yaoulna and Ka Francisco. " N. B. Passengers lrom Portland and all Willamette Valley points can make clost connection with the trains of tin VAQUINA UOUTE at Albany orCorvnllls and If destined to Han Fmncitco, should arrange to arrive at Yaqulna the evening before date of sailing. fisitugrr and freight Kalu Always thi Lowrit. For Information apply to .Messrs 11ULMAN & Co., Freight and Ticket AgenU an and 202 Front st., Portland, Or. O. O. HOQTJI!: Ac't Gen'l Fn. & Pass. AgU, Oregon Pacific It. It. Co., Corvallls, Or O. H. HABWKLL, Jr. Gen'l Fit; 4 Pass. Act. Oregon Development Co., 304 Montgomery st.;l NEW DAILY MAIL STAGE Between Aurora, Kuttcviilc, CluitiiMicgi St. Taul and Fairfield. Leaves Aurora dally at 10:30 a. in. Ar mut Kiilrilt'ld 3 p. m. Returning leave Fairfield ut 4 p. in. Arrives at Champoet; 6n,in Li-ic3 Cliiiun-ofgUa.nl. Arrives HlAuroia via Butlevllle, at 8 n. m. Con nect will mornings. P. Co, train gnlni; north and outti, Passengers, baggage and frelKiit carried at regular rates. Krvlce begins Monday, .March 17, ISM. l.Ud. lIOKFEU, Propr. Those Afflicted With thetmblt;ot using to excess, ; LIQUOR, OPIUM OR TOBACCO Can obtain a COMPLETE, PERMANENT CURE ' AT THE I KEELEY INSTITUTE Koret Grove. Or.. Call write. Btrictlv connacn'lau mncuy FOR TOWN $2.00 Perdoren for the finest finished PHOTOGRAPH intheclty. MONTEE BROS., lS"Commercial Street. F. B. S0UT11W1CK, Contractor and Kuilder. Salem, - - Oregon. RADABAU6I1 k Livery T. J. RESS. HOUSE PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, Natural Wood Finishing, Cor. 20th nDd Clieinetetu Street IT t niVVB t. m m iu. i ma!) Ui u Heal Estate and Insurance. First stairway north of,lJush bank. Leading 65 A. JOHN IltWIN, Carpenter and Builder, Shop 63 Bute street. Store Fittings aSpoclalt 25c Want Column. Notice inserted for ONE CENT PER WORD EACH INSERTION. No adver- tlbemeut lnacned la this uolumn for less than twenty-flve cents. WOOD. Ninety cords at Sl.00 per cord II. A. smith Goodale Lumber Yard. KIWir, WANTED Experienced salesladiex. Call this evening or Saturday morn ing between 8 aud lOo'clock. 193 Commer cial street. It "VTTANTED To rent house ofsix or eight TV rooing witu Darn nrererrea. Aa dress I. KUERTEN, UxH Box 391 OregoD City, Or. 6-IWt JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils and Window Glass, "Wall Pa per and Border, Artists' Ma terials, Lime, Hair. Nails and Shingles, Hay, Feed aud Fence Posts. Grass Seeds, Etc NEW ADYKRTISKMENTS. REED'S OPERA HOUSE, Wednesday, June 22d. Parson's Realistic Production, light Alarm With car load of special scenery. A genuine fire engine. Twosuperb horses. Three great railroad effects. BROOKLYN BRIDGE. The most scenic production of Mod em times. Beats on sale at Patton's. For Sale. OOA A ofRondland.Oacres .1X1 J AfTfi under fence, with VC-V nVi vdgood uarn and house, balance timber, will sell all or patt, cheap, on reasonable terms. JAMES WARNER, Salem. Or. P. O. Box 3iU e-lS-tldw Citation. In the County Court, for theCounty of Ma rion, State of Oregon. In the matter of estute of Eeline Cox. deceased I r Citation. To all (he heirs of ald decedent, known or unknown, UREfcIINU: In the name of the State of Oregon, You are hereby cited aud required to aprear In the county court of the Slate of Oregon for me uounty ot .Marion ou iiouaay, tne ibtn day ot July. 181) at 10 o'clock, iu the fore noon of that day, then and thereto show cause. If any there be whi an order should not be made authorizing and empowering the admtnlstratornr said estate to sell the real property belonging to sa d estate, wnicn is uecnueu as lo'iows to-wn: its 8, H, 10 aud 11 In block No. 8 as sLown on the amended plat of Capital Hark addition to the City ot Salem lu .Marlon County Oregon, U'ltnCG, .Via linn P I llniiM.nn tii.n of the coiiuty court, of the Mate of Oregon. forthoCoiinly or Mimon vutbtbe seal of saiacoiKt utTx this l.ith day of Juns, 1FUA Atte t: D.f. SJIhltilAN, Clerk. By FRANK W. W.WKRrf, Deputy. EAI, Columbia Pcultrv Yards, J. M. BRENTS, Manager. Lock Box 1210, Seattle, Wnah Breeders olj i bi.rnujhbi ed Poultry of fol lowing varieties: S. O. White Lejhorns, S, C. Brown Leg horns, White 1'lymoutb Rocks, Barrett Plymouth Hocks, Pit Games, Blacl- Utpg 6haniK.j;Llght: Braliauns, Buir Oh.-1.1us, Partridge Cocblcfnrouze Turkey . Send lor Circular and iTIoe List. White's No. 60, SALEM'S FINE8T TRUCK, Now ready for business. Careful work a specialty. J. F. WHITE. Notice. TOriCE n hereby given to all whom It 1 may concern, that tin undersigned administrator of I he cute of Nunry llurk- uolder. deceased, has riled his final nnu;,t ot said estate In the County Court of the Htate of Oregon, for the county of Marlon, and that Iheoiurt has set the time lor tlm hearing of said account on the'5thday of June, n3, at 11 o'clock A. M ,of said lay, at the County Court Room in the Couuty J S -a fi "'s" will be pasted upon, together with the ob- J' etions thereto, If any, by the court, at kaUl time and place, reMIUERi oSJ"1 "lS? ttt ol Nancy The M Burkholder, PeceaeL LOTS, FRUIT TRACTS A. H. FORSTNER &. CO. Machine Shop, (tons, Sporting Goods, Etc., SH Commercial Street, J. J. UAUKINS, Scientific Horseshoeing. OPPOSITE KOUNDIIY On Stnte Street. RICE & ROSS, Horseshoers, General Blacksnilthlng, 47 Stuto Street. THE Salem Hacltman is ii, roii ls;. Best Line In tlie City. Court Street. 1V j, i Feed and Boarding Stable, 41 HtnteHtrett, sura BROS., Calif o vnia Balcevy. THE BEST. 101 Court Street. , M. E. WILSON, J. E. MUKPIIY. Brick and Tile, BEST IN OltEGON. Works in North Salem. Salem Modiste. Commercial St. 11. MRS. E. C. KOXCO. Baths for Ladies, HAIR DRESSING PARLOUS, 124 Court Street. Undertaking and Cabinet Work, 107 Slate Street. TI 11 Has just placed on the market SUNNYSIDB No. 11, G miles south of Salem. This tract a fine fruit, land, is well drained and will be sold in any sized tiacts on the niofct favorable terms. We still have a few ten acre tracts south ot Salem. 150 acres of No. 10 is orchards in the fall of 1892. Also two 10 ncre tracts and one 15 acre tract in SUNNYsIDE No. 8, 5 miles south of S ileni. Over 100 acres of No. 8 wna planted to fruit tfees during the past season, aud 50 acres more will be planted the coming all. -O- And 128 acres in SUNNYSIDE No. 5, 3'railes southwest of Turner, over 10 acres in young orchard, mostly cleared and in crop, will sell any part or all, very cheap for cash, or will give time on part. -O- On any of the above lands we will take one-fourth cash nnd give long time on the balance, or will take part purchase price iu work or a part payment in stock or good elty property. In addition to the above we have for sale TOWN PROPERTY, small tracts near the City and Farm Lands. It costs you nothing to see our property, and we may have just what you want. Office in the New Gray Block on State Street. Removed to 140 State. siisiGr nop & co., Merchant Tailors. Spring suit 816 worth S20; pants $500 worth S7.0U, Everything cheap. If clothes don't lit customer) need not take same. Call aud look over goods, 6-1-lm For Sale, Cheap. A number of trios of this sprlngR Plym; outh Rock, Black Lang-bau, V hlta leg horn, und Partridge Cochins, all thorough. bredstock. Buy early, save ex press charges and get the pick ol the season. 1 to So per trio, boxed for shipment. Address E. HOFER,ialem,Or. THE SALEM CANNING CO. Will lUcilve CHERRIES AND STRAWBER RIES AND GOOSEBERRIES ou and after Wednesday, June S, 1S92. tlw-tf Proposals for Wood. Sealed bids will be received at the offlceof the clerk of school district No. 21. ruoinl, Murphy biock.untll 12 o'clock m.Ttieiday, June 21, 18.12. Bids will be opened nl the regular meeting of the board of director at 2 o'clock p. m.of suld 2lti1uy of.Iune.for tho delivery ol wood before Heptember I, lbtrj. Ht tne followlnir schools- 1'ark Hcbool, IS cords ot oak, M control fir, Cen tral Hchool 10 cords of ojk, 15 cords of or, I KnstB hooHO cord of a'lk, 103 cords of flr, North School 13 coidsot oak.lo cords of rlr. All wood must be -1 leet In length, rea-, sonably straight and corded closely. The nr must be large or body wood nnd the oak must be split oak aud not grub1 wood. Tho board reserve the rWIn to . ' loiit .nv n till l.i.l ' none oy oraer ot tne ooaru, June 7, isw. Attest K. M. WAITK,Lhitrman, Board of iiliectors. WVUKA. MOOUE-. JJlstrlct Clerk. td T. BURROWS G ARRIK8 a full line of suiple aud fancy usui-rrtua, rru egeiuuies anu tijr rleH in tt-Ai.ou Butter uud l'gs ui wujsou hand, 220C. ml St. For Sac or Tratlc, Fifty-two acred improved farm, 40 Berries Wanted ! acres in crop, good orchard, four mile South of Raleui, Turner mad, Will trade for property neur town, O-S-ltu JOHN HOLM, Blacksmith. AD FARMS. J. I, BENNETT k SOX. CANDIES, Frnit anil Cigars, P. O. Block. R. T. Klttll'IIREl. Cijai s and Tobacco BILLIARD PARLOR. 243 Com'l Street BOSTON Coffee Holism 5c LUNCH. Open q!1 Night T. II. BLUXDELl,. Sleat, Poultry anti Fish ffnrkci. Insurance- Block. in BUXNYSIDE No.. 10, G mile? under contract o be planted to .Taken Ui). A red and white spotted cow wltn calf. Both cars silt, aud branded on right hip. Owner can get same by settling with 6-2iMw CIIAS ilblH.lAukeny. M.T, RINEMAN DEALEU IN Staple and Fancy Groceries, Crockery. Glassware. I.amrs. Woedrn nnd Willow ware. All kinds of mill feed. Also vegetablesand fruits lu their sasoD. "fllghtt lrice paid for country produce." Wesollcl abharo of your patronage. D-H l;uileHtieet Hernia and Chronic Diseases DR'S. SHIMP & HOUSER, Devote special attention to Nervous, d' arrhal. Asthmatic nnd Throat Trouble). Hernia (rupture) cured without pain or detention from busluess and Guaranteed In Ever Case. Every vnrlety of Female nnd Chroulo diseases treated by the most advanced methods known to Electrical nnd Medic- 1 science. Twnty years experience In s'tr gory and the application of electricity. Office 259 Commercial street., Bush-Brey-man Black. Salem. HgRGULES Oas and Basolins ENGINES scs Srjfegcjwwrmy ITnra fewer parts, and ar 1hprlnn less llk.elv to set out oForder than any other eas or gasoline engines now built. Just light the buruer. turu tlis nbed, and U runs all day. MAKES NO SMELL OH DIXIT. 2f o doable or false explosions, so frequent with to unreliable spark. Tot Simplicity it Boats the World. It Oils itself Automatically, No Batteries or EloctTlo Spark. It rnna with aCheaper Grade of Oasolloo than aa" ether Engine. yon dxscbiftiti: cibculabs aw-v to PALMER & REV, MANUFACTURE !a frixiKO, Cal. end PcrfcnJ, Cr - .AurrsEN'S ELEiiif UTEST PATENTS WITH EtECTSO- MACNETIC SUSPENSQRy. BEST IMPROVEMENTS. Will nn Wlihoot U.dlclo. It itt. nnluif "f fmwt .t.llAii a hul. .. f.Ba raa AW III 3 1CI aTlvM ID CO., mam a aaf e POWEi 2SiK5 1fflffix$!' u ..mil .it.tlo, drain, ! txrTou. d.t.ilif '"' Km.,., luiur. rb.omiliia. kllaer, llf.r ! "JJ! e.mpl.lou, Itiu Uck, lumbtfa, icl.tli. f emr.l IK't't'; l. TtH tlMlria U MlUla. 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