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THE PROHIBITIONISTS.
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SJ Tho National Convention
H, Cincinnati,
, ' N Cincinnati, June 20. Tho slxtb
i annual convention of the Prohibi
tion party opens this morning in
the big music bull. Unless unprom
ising efl'orta to pntch up differences
aud agree on a new man is success
ful, there will be a fight for the bou
or of being the presidential nominee
of the parly. Ueneml Didwell, of
California, and W. Jennings Deinor
est, of New York, nro the leading
' competitors for the nomination, mid
delegates are becoming so excited
'oyer the contest that there is talk of
brluciug out a dark horso as a menit
of healing the two factions. Ulaj
Bascom, of Troy, N. Y., is mention
cd mostly as a compromise, and oi;
cafjlonally Gideon T. Stewart, of
Ohio, and Prof. Dickie, of .Mlelilg. n.
Opposition to fusion is very murkul,
anil Miss Willurd Is apparently uloix
in advocacy of it. Ex-Gnveruor Ht.
John, of Kansas, will pteaidu todu.
The color line caused cousldei'ubu
excitement, as at the Gibson house
several colored delegates were noi
allowed to eat with the whites. Tin
chsirmau of North Carolina delega
tion declared that if necessary al
tho members of the delegation wouln
remove from tho hotel. Bidwci
seems to have a clear field for tin
presidency nomination, nevertheles
Illinois people decided tonight tc
present the name of Judge Davio
McCullough, of Peoria, for president
Samuel Small will probably be nun.
ed by the Georgia delegation f.'i
vice-president.
THECONVENTON.
Cincinnati, June 29. Tho bie
ui'jslc ball is gay with bunting,
pluiits, llowers, lemperauce inscrip
tions when convention whs called li
order by Chairman Dickie of the na
tional ponnnitiee, this morning, ex
Governor Bt. John was chosen ui
tenlorary chairman, Governor Ft-
John thanked the convention for
tho honor of being chosen to preside
over it.
A. F. Wolfeubarger, of Nebraska,
secretary aud other oillcers suggested
by national committee were elected
Pending the reports from committee
on credentials and permanent organ
ization, tho convention took recess
till 4 p. m.
will be represented at the conven
tion by a delegation of ladies of na
tional renown, who will endeavor
to secure tho insertion of n woman
suffrage plank in the platform.
They will hold a mass meeting on
Sunday evening, on which night a
rrouuion of tho blue and gray will
also be held. A letter wns received
from an intimate friend of Judge
Grasham settlntr the question of
the latter's candidacy, stating em
phatically that Giesbum will not
allow his ninno to be used. The
boom of Senator Stewurt, of Neva
da, Is once more on, and it is said b
some of his friends that ho would
accept the nomination.
Confirmations.
Washington, D. C, Juno 29.
The following confirmations wen
made by the seuate today. Alonzt
C. Dodge, of Kansas, profeu-oi
mathematics in tho navy, Jnnitf
Lotau, collector customs, Willamette
district, Oregon, A. F. Shaw, Sur
veyor General, SVa.hlngtoii.
Idaho for Harrison.
Boise City, Idaho, June 29. Ed
tar Wilson, chairman of the Repub'
lean state central committee, hit
uformation from every county li
ho state showing that Harrison'
nomination is regarded by silver mei
is a wiee one. There is no douli'
bat Idaho will go Republican. R i
iflcation meetings were held by R.
(lUblicaus lantnight, Leing thelare I
iiul most euthusiatic in the btate'r
History.
Foster for Secretary of State.
Washington, June 29. The
President has sent tho name of
John V Foster, of Indiana to the
senate to bo secretary of state.
Foster is Confirmed.
Washington, D. C, June 20.
Tho Senate executive session con
firmed tho nomination of Foster as
Socrotary of State without refereuee
to committee on Foreign nflairs, an
unusual compliment, appointment
meets general favor. Immediately
after the continuation tho president
signed tho commission of Foster us
secretary of stuto.
In tho House Today.
Washington, D. C, July 20.
Tho house bus declined to concur
in the senate amendments to the
agiicultural appropriation bill and
insisted on its provision in t'lie army
1 appropriation bill (struck out by
seuato) prohibiting tho use of mon-
oy appropriated for transporta
tion of troops nnd army supplies
over any bonded lines controlled or
operated by Union Pacific or South
ern Pacific systems. Agreed to 107
to 20. Conference report on Indian
appropriation bill has submitted, it
appropriates $7,072,000 or $400,508
inoro than when originally passed
by tho house. McMllliau of Tonnes
see, argued In favor of rejection of
report saying Democrats must tako
stand in favor of retrenchment.
Collector for Portland
Washington, June 29. The pro
Ideut today sent to tho Senate tin
name of James Lotnn, as Collect n
if Customs. Willamette District,
Oregon.
A New Depot at Boise.
Boise City, Idaho, June 29. A
large party of Union Pacific railroad
ililciuis visiteu noise. Tiiey are
nere to look after the new depot
-rounds. The depot will probabl)
be moved below the blufl' on the
street-car Hues.
Work Begun.
Eugene, Or., June 29. Work has-
commenced on the Siuslaw and
Eastern railway. Tho subsidy has
been excepted and the engineers
have fcturted out setting grade
stakes. They will cross-section
back today, aud Thursday the
graders ure expected to begin work.
Stricken with Apoplexy.
PoiiTiiAND, June 29. A dispatch
from Tncoma says that Col. F. E.
Trotter, of the Fourteenth infantry
U. S- A., was stricken with apo
plexy at Camp Murray yesterday
morning, and died at 5 o'clock yes-
teroay aueruoon. uoi. Trotter was
stationed at Vancouver, but w is at
Murray attending tho encampment
of militia.
Joint Resolution.
WABHlNGTON.Juno 29,-Tho house
appropriations committee yesterday
ordered a joint resolution bo reported
extending appropriations for tho sup
port of tho government until July
16th, made necessary by tho probable
failure of iiuy annual appropriation
bill becoming a law by tho begin
lug of tho fiscal year.
In The Senato Yesterday.
Washington, Juno 20. The
presidential campaign was fairly
started in tho ueuato yestorday on
tho basis of Halo's resolution assert
ing tho great beuellt of protection
and question tho possible ellect of
tarifl for rovenuo only, Halo stated
that tho tarifl plank of tho Demo
crats platform was made to eult tho
candidate, and declared that tl o
issuo between tho parties is the
tarifl question, aud tho tight will bo
waged until decided In November.
Vest, on tho part of tho Demo
cracy, accepted tho chullougo, mid
had much to say of tho McKinley
not Increasing tho cost of dry goods
and hardware and reducing wages,
causing strikes aud labor troubles,
leftsrrlug particularly to tho troubles
at Carnegie's works. Ho also com
mented upon the choice of a now
chairman of tho Republican nation
al committee being In lino with tho
polloy of encouraging monopolists.
' Campbell, ho declared, was tho paid
attorney of P. D. Armour,
People's Purty.
i umaha, juuoat. The first dolo-
Ktiou to arrive at tho Indepoudetit
:, wuveutlon cmo yesterduay from
wre-jon aua wwmiugtou, It la
tHwUfirtood. lite woman eulIYaglsU
Tho Cholera.
St Peteushukg, Juno 20. Eve
rything known to medical science is
being done to stamp out the cholera
now raging in Trans-Caspian prov
inces. In Dzlsuk, Turkestan, lyo
died In four days. The fears the
disease would Invade European
Russia has been realized already.
Several hundred eases are repirted
on this side of the frontier. The
famluo stricken provinces are threat
ened. Official reports say there
weru 371 deaths out of 512 attacked
during the month of June.
Bound to Oct Married.
MoiiawkviIjLK ,N. Y.,Juno 29.
Mary, tho Ki-ycnr-old daughter of
Mr. Willain Defrest, mnirled secret
ly on Sunday Charles Van Wormor,
of about tho sumo nge. Mr. Defrest
hunted them up and coaxed his
daughter to his wagon and started
home with her. She Bcreamed for
help so loudly that tho horse got
soured and bolted. Father and
daughter were thrown put and the
horse took occasion to kick his mas
ter, and thu daughter in tho confu
sion ran back to her husband. The
bulked father visited a lawyer, who
informed him that as tho girl was 10
tho nmrrlogo contract was legal.
OCEUR D'ALENE
Injunction Oaso against tho Miners.
Boise, Idaho, Juno 20. In the
United States circuit court yestor
day tho injunction against the union
miners of Coeur d'Alono wus called
up. Affidavits were read showing
that a reign of intimidation, If not
terror, prevails in that region, and
that non-union miners liavo been
driven into the mountains. It Is
thought that Judge Beattio will on
Friday decide whether or not tho
Injunction shall bo dissolved. It is
the general opinion hero that the
decision will be adverse to tho union
miners. Governor Wiley has writ
ten to Preslbent Harrison asking
that icgular soldiers be stationed in
Coeur d'Aleno district. Hols coull-
of business under proceedings by
creditors. Section Fof the Torrey
bill Is omitted from the substitute,
relative to loaning money on bauk
rupt estates
WILSON IS ARRESTED.
Tho Latest Suspect of tho Milwau
kio Murder.
Poutland, June 20. City Mar
shal Deggendorller, of Sellwood,
arrested Chas. Wilson yesterday and
brought him to this city, where he
lodged him In the city jail. Wilson
Is charged with the fiendish murder
of little Mutulo Walsh.
At lust tho police, who havescoul
d the idea that any one but Wllsou
is the cuilty one, are satisfied that
'he right man is in the tolls. Aftet
heir investigations at Miiwaukle
lust Wednesday, Detectives Gritz
mucherund Day camo home fully
convinced that Wilson was the man
that committed the deed, aud made
uo secret of this fact cither.
Tho Clackamas county officers,
however, did not share in this opin
ion, and rather than work Incouflict
with them tho local detectives
dropped the case aud came to this
city. The Miiwaukle authorities
went at the matter in an exceediug
y peculiar manner, as the untenable
grounds upon which three men
have been jailed shows.
Indications point to the fact that
Wils-m was preparing to lite from
i be country, and this is what led to
his arrest. Those concerned in tills
arrest claim that Wilson's brother
ias been endeavoring to borrow
,500 during the past few days. It
:s presumed he wanted this to defray
he expenses of his brother out of
the country. When arrested Wil
jon bad on anew suit, which further
strengthened tho belief that be wus
getting toady to cbauge locutions.
In appearance he is very downcast,
and seems to feel the seriousues of
tils position keenly.
Wilson was taken up to the coun
ty jail at .' o'clock, by tho Sellwood
marshal, to await the arrival of
Sheriff Sampson, of Cluckmnas,
who has a warrant of arrest.
Wilson is a hard-looking man
with a very largo head and brutish
visage. When the detectives were
talking with him he lay on the cell
cot and replied to their questions in
monosyllables aud with ills eyes
closed. He avoided every direct
glance, and wore a hang- log look,
which, bo he innocent or guilty, is
not calculated to impress the casuil
observer in a favorable muuner.
George Wilson camo here from
Iowa about June the lst,and located
in tbo vicinity of tho place whero
tho murder was committed. Ai the
inquest he aud his brother Frank
cut conspicuous ligures, though tho
latter did the most talking. George
was the last person to see the un
fortunate girl after she left tho Lu
elliug place, and ho claimed to have
seen three Chinamen near her. No
ono else saw any Chinamen in the
vicinity. This statement and the
fact that his biother took ho prom
inent a part in tho coroner's pro
ceedings together with facts above
mentioned caused the flugor of sus
picion to point toward Wilson as be
ing the guilty man. Wilson seemed
also to take particular pains to try
to lay tbo guilt upon Charles Hock
ley, who, he said, acted strangely,
wood neor by, Ho writhed and
trembled under the terrible punish
ment and had almost fainted when
tho lender ordered tho' gong to stop.
Ono of I ho crowd suggested tar and
feathers, but the poor man broke
nway from his capto-- nnd escaped
in the wood, Where ho Is now, no
ono knows, but as bo is without
c otlung It Is probable that ho bus
made his way to Oxford or Middle-
burg, and has been cared for by
some hospitable farmer. South
Ford Is n small town ou the New
England road and news does not
travel beyond Its borders. The story
of the outrage was brought here yes
terday afternoon by thestnge-drlver.
He says the town Is greatly worked
up over It, aud a few strongly con
demn the proceeding.
!emm pacific land and orchard
CO.
MARKETS.
Poiitla N i), Juno 29. Wheat
valley, $1.32 $1.35 Walla Walla
$1.27J $1.20.
Han Francisco Ccl., Juno 20
Wheat, seller $1 37
Cmruoo Ills., June 20. Wheat
79J
Mr.
Kan.,
It Saves the Children.
O. H. Slmwen, Wellsville,
says: "It Is with pleasure
that I speak of the good Chambei-
laiu's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy has doue my family during
t he lust foui teen years. In the most
obstinate cases of summer complaint
and diarrhoea among my children,
it acted as a churm, making it nevei
necessary to call lu it physician. I
can truthfully say that In my judg
ment, based ou years of experieuce.
mere is not a medicine in the mm
ket that is its equal. For sale by
Geo. E Good, druggist.
salkm .UARKi;rs.
Wheat GOc per bushel.
Oats 32J3jc per bushel.
Potatoes 25o per bushel.
Flour $5 ier bbl.
Bran (Sacked) $18 per ton
Shorts (Sacked) $20 per tou.
Eggs 15c per dozen.
Chic.teus Roosters, 7c per lb.;
hens, 1012c per lb.; broilers and
fryers, 15c per lb.
Tin keys 1212o per lb.
Ducks 1215c per lb.
Uece 7c per Hi.
Lard 75c$l per pail.
Butter 1520c per pound.
Beef 7121o dressed, 2c on foot.
Veal 6c, dressed.
Pork-OJc dressed;5lc on foot.
Wool 1210c per lb.
o
Arael, tho Alltel ot Death,
Hovers nearer us, souietlmts, th in we nre
aware. Itlsnfer fur when wouio unwell
to suspect bis propinquity thiiu to Ignore
thepoblblllty ol bis oenrnass. Caution is
a trait lu which the majority of mankind
arc constitutionally lacljlns,'. The prone
ness to dlsregurd n "slight cold" is purlieu
lurly striking. This minor aliment Is.how
ever, a predeccsssor of la grippe, a mul.iilj
whlo wneu developed ot the mo-t falal
chaiucter, as mortuary statistics attest.
Afler n chill, or when the preinauitorj
symptoms of influenza such as sneezing
aud shivering, succeeded by levcrlshues,
and dryness of tho sltln nro peiceptlble,
immediate recourse shonlrt be had to llos
tetter'sstoinach Hitters, n general ncclera
torof the blood's clrcululion, which dlllus
es an ngrceuble, healthful warmth tinough
the systt-m inductive of nresplmtlon, bj
means of which the complaint. Is expellee
through the pores nnd Its further lend
uuey t-uiioteriicted. Wonderfully elUcjci
ons to Is tho Hitters for malnriu, constipa
tion, liver complaint, rheumntlsm and
kidney tumble, A wlneglussful boloio le
tlrlng induces bealty-yleldlng bleep.
1 tury, is tho Intent cmsn of Consump
tion, Catarrh, Loss ot S jlit, Eruptions,
and numerous other maladies, To ef
fect a cure, purify thu blood with
Aycr's Sarsnparllln. llegln early, ami
persist till every traco of the poison Is
eradicated.
"T rnfi honrtllv rnpninmnnil Avnt'a
SfirsapariUu for nil those who are nltllct
il with scrofulous humors. I had
suffered for yenrs, nnd tried various
remedies without effect. Finally, Ayer's
Sarsnviriltn gavo relief and put mo in
my present good healthy condition."
3. M Howard, Newport, N. II.
"My daughter wns grently troubled
with scrofula, nnd, nt ono tiino, it wns
feared sho would lose her sight. Aycr's
Sarsaparilla lias completely restored
her health, and lior eyes are as well
and strong as over, with not a traco of
scrofula In her system." Quo. King,
ICillingly, Conn.
yer's Sarsaparilla,
rnErinr.D bt
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass
Price tl; lx bottlcn, $5. "Worth $5 bottle.
S.OO
1'crdoren for tho finest finished
rilOTOOllAl'IIH In the city.
MONTEE BROS.,
180Commerclnl Street.
FOR TOWN LOTS, FRUIT TRACTS AND FARMS.
J.I,
F. B. S0UTI1W1CK,
Contractor 'and
Itulhlcr.
Balem, - - Oregon.
All .lx.nrd!
Your baggneo Is nil right.
M ikolinslp
but ImveyougoiabottleoflioslclerVStoin
ncli Hitlers? Wo I Then j on have imidt
a sad omission, nnd If you nre troubled
with stomach qualms en route If you are
sea sick, my dear sir, or inndain, you will
uue itefrerveu j mir law?, iiow areauiuil
tho waves or tho Jarring ol the cnslue or
screw shakes jou up I Now there Is n
muto but awful rnll to thoshlp'ssldc. Now
II you had the Hlttprs along with jou thN
wouldn't happen. Travelers nnd tourists,
tako our advice, nnd belo e ou start oh
your yutclilng or ocian voyage, your coast
w.se trip or Inland ou lug, obtain thu lilt
ters, nud ihus lortify jou selves against
stomach dpi cu'lles, inanria, dyspopsin,
auil the clI'ectBcf exposuro m roiighweath
er or bid diet or water. Tako it, too, for
'llluusncss, Klduey trouble nnd rheuinn-
ism.
T. J. CKKSS.
HOUSE PAINTING,
PAPER HANGING,
Natural Wood Finishing,
Cor, 20th and Chcmeketn Street.
A, H, F0RSTNER & CO,
Machine Sliop, Guns,
Sporting Goods, Etc.,
Sifts Commercial Mreet.
RADABAUGII k EPLEY.
Livery Feed and
Boarding Stable,
II HtntoRtrett.
JOHN M. PAYNE k CO.,
Real Estate
and Insurance.
First Btnlrwny north of;lhish
bank.
JOHN IRWIN,
f!nriifnW nml
utii 1011111 uini jMiiuivi,
Shop (15 Htnto street.
Store Fittinps a Specialty
STEMS BIIOS,
Call font ia Jiakcri.
THE JBKST.
101 Court Street.
MRS, M. E, WILSON,
Leading Salem Modiste.
W5 Commerclnl St.
A. II.
IIiMicrtnkiii"; and
Cabinet Work,
107 State Street.
J. J. UARKINS,
Scientific Horseshoeing.
opi'esiti: rouNuiiv
On SStute Street.
EI OF & BOSS,
Horseshoers,
General liluekainltlilng,
47 Stuto Street.
THE
Salem, Hack 111 an is
II, FOULS.
Beat Line In the City.
Court Street.
.I.E. MUHL'ILY.
Brick and Tile,
UliST IN OREGON.
Works in North Salem.
MRS. E. C. KON0.
Baths for Ladies,
HAIR l)Iti;SSIN(l PA1U.OIU3
124 Court Street.
k
CANDIES,
Fruit and (Ji
P. O. 131oolc.
ITilPM
""1
it. t. Hiiiirnitixs
Clfrius nnd Tobacco
BILLIARD PARLOR,
243 Com'l Stroot
BOSTON
Coffee Holism
5c LUNCH.
Open all NlRlit
'. JL JiLUX&JSLL.
tfent,-Poultry
siiui Fisli Msirlccf,
Insurance Block.
CARTER'S!
core-
olck Hend.iche nnd relieve nil tho troubles Incl
(lent ton hlllntis stnto of tho system, such ni
Dlziness, iauscn. DrouMness, Distress nftei
catlnj?, Pain in thu Side, Ac Willie their most
remarkable success lins heen shown in curing
I? -
T. W. TH0RNBURC,
The Upholsterer,
teinodels, rc-covcrs nnd rornlr
lpholstcreil lttrnlture. Him
1:i worlc. Choiuelcetn str t
Uute ItiHurimco block.
:A1
1776
T3E3C
189
Ilead.ici rf, yet CAnrnn's Lii-rr.B Livek Pilu
iro vtmally vnlualile In Constipation, curlno
ind preentiiif; this nnnoyinfj complaint, while
Jiey nlso correct nil disorders of the stomach,
stimulate the liver nnd regulato tho bowels
"iveu if they onlv cured
FOURTH
CAPT. BORUP SOANDAL.
(knt tliut IiIh request will lie grunted
in senson of trouble.
Now Bankrupt Bill.
Washington, Juno 0. Tho
Judiciary committee of tlio house
litis reported u milwtltuto hill, coiihIb-
tuiBof peveiity-ono neotlons of tho
Tony bill with n few lunendnientB,
for tlio threo tmukriiptoy bills pen
dliiK before tho committee. The
amendments ptovldo u tefereo ehull
bo upppliitld by tho district ItiHtead
of thu circuit court; Unit the percon.
tuKO which wau to ho paid to the
government to relinburno it fur pay
meutnfoalarles of referees shall bo
paid dlreot to tho referees In lieu of
salaries; ihiuua many of these olll
cers may bo appointed as may bo
necessary to tntusaoi tliebaukiuptey
business; that a corporation thall
noteuter Into voluntary baukrtiptcy
His Frionds .Do Not Think He Is
Guilty.
Washington, Juno 0. Secretary
Elltlus, uud in fact all tho war de
partment oillcialH,ppcuk in the high
est terms of Captuin Uorup and ex
press conlidenco in his ability to
oprovo his innocence. Ills recall,
they say, was the nut urn I conse
queuco of the unfortunate alluir, for,
oven though ho may satisfy the
French authorities that he has been
wrongfully accused, his usefulness as
unuttncho will necessarily be impair
ed. Ills recall would therefore have
followed regardless of any dem ud
for it by the Kreneh authorities. The
fact that Captain liorup is allowed
only $ 0 a month forollleo expenses,
a.id of which liuisautliori.ed to pur
chase periodicals, niups, drawings,
etc., must be accepted as pretty con
clusive evidtnee that he has not gone
into thu business of purchasing stolen
plans on a very large scale. That he
should sell stolen plans to other
countries would seem to be equally
absurd when It is known that ho Is
a very rich muii. Cupialn Uorup Is
the son of it rich Indian trader at Bt.
Paul, Minn. His wife is quite rich.
The war department does not believe
Captain liorup to be guilty, lie will
be given an opportunity on his ar
rival to exonerate himself. Ho will
not, however, even If he clears him
self, bo sent Imolc to France.
A White-Clap Outrage
A.nsonia, Conn., Juno 129. News
Dissolution Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the
firm of Goodalo & Wheeler litis,
been by mulii'il ugreemeut dissolvtd.
J. C. Goodale has purchased the
interest of A. Wheeler aud will con
tinue the bUhtiiCHS and pay all the
liabilities of the lute firm.
A. WiiKKiiKit;
J. C. GooiiAiK.
Balem, May 18, 1892. 5-U0-4v
Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed : Castoria !
cho they would be almost priceless to those
v ho suffer from this distressing cemplaint:
int fortunately their Roodness does not end
Hero, and tlyiso who once try them will And
lieso little jnlls valuablo in so many ways that
tnev will not bo willing to do without them
But after all sick head
s tlio barto of so many lives that here Is where
ve innko onr Rreat boast. Our pills euro It
.I'hile otheis do not.
Cartrr's Little r.ivrn Tills nre very small
ind very e.isv to take. One or two pills make
i dose. They aro strictly vegetable and do
not exlpo or purge, but by their gentle action
Jleasenll who use tlein. In vials nt 25 cents.
Ivo for SI . Sold e erywhero, or sent by mail
CAETE3 lacieira CO., Hew 7ort
A.-.U fc'H fl.H 51... d.ll M - .
am til.! snuii am, small fries.
"JJ HBIUP lSIJI , ' ijj J . 5r,"'A
AT
25c Want Column.
Notices inserted for ONE CKNT l'Kh
WOltD KAOH INbKUTION. No ndver
tlsemeut Inserted In this olumn for les
than twenty-ilvo cents.
of a while-cap outrage in tho village
of South Ford, 12 miles back lu the
country, reached hero yesterday.
Tlio nanio of tho victim is uot
known, ovon by tlio men who per
potr.ited tho outrage. Ho has resid
ed in South Ford, some time but kept
aloof from tho villagers, uud is only
known by a nickname, For several
mouths thoro has been a talk about
certain women horo who liavo vis
ited his houso at night. Tills led to
a call being quietly issued, aud the
meeting was held Saturday night,
at which it was determined to wipe
out tho scoundrol. At a lato hour a
party of 40 men, disguised us whlto
caps, silently umrohed to the man's
home. Ho was awnkoued aud
ordered to come Into tho vard.
whero ihe poor fellow was stripped.
The ti the white caps tied hm to a
tree nttil wlilm.p.l liim u.li I. n..u.,i,.
Monfrom lb. bireli lw. In lb,'Krt,-i
Wenderful:
tin) use of Hood's Saisai -U-ll.i Severe
cases of bcioful.1, upon which other jirep
arntlous lt.ivo been ponei less, yield tu tlio
jiecull.tr 'iufltIo jmweis of tills medicine,
lilsttes'.iig e ises of dyspepsia, excriiel.it.
Ins ci-iu. 1 iints of tho kidneys and liver,
.'Koniz.nu itch pass
nml '..m of salt Es I
riu'iini, d i. lee- b ,,,
.i' jims-sol cat.it t li, and aches and pains
t ! i"'.iu.itlsin, nto ciueil by Hood's Sar-
M.I'.la. it piu liles tho blood, nml nt tho
j t: no tones tlio stomach, creates an
.'. -iiu! gives strength to every func-
.o.i of the ooiiy. Glvo It a trial.
General Debility
' Tor four years my vilo suffered with
. ..to tumor lutnrlics on tho glands tinder
t'.io arms, ami ccuernt Uehlllty of tlio whole
iy.tt in. Sliu became so poor lu health
that wo wcio on me verge of despair
regarding her recovery. Physicians did
not seem to understand her case; at all
events sho nover derived any benefit from
their treatment. Sho Anally concluded to
try Hood's Sarsaparilla. The Immediate
effect was so marked nml satisfactory that
sho continued tu tako It, and this s tlio
result; Slio has gained In weight
From 84 to III Pounds
and Is stronger ami in better health than
e!io has been for years. The bunches under
her anus have diminished, and wo bcllevo
Hood's Sarsaparilla will bo too much for
tliein lu time." J, J. Noucuoss K0 Com
meiclal Street, Hoston, Mass.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Sol.1 by ilruAgUti. SI; six for 5. Prepared by
0. 1.1IOOU A CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Man,
tOO Dosos Ono Dollar
WANTKD. IUeiiilts for the Artlllerv
Servlcoof the United Mutes Army,
iho conditions ol enlistment in tho ninij
nro now unusually Invoruble, nnd a spec
i il recruiting rendez'.os lias been etnl'
lished in this city for the purpose of nllord
ing the young men of this section mi op
poitunlt' lor enlistment Appllenutsmust
bo between tho uses ol 21 nnd SO years of
ngo, nblo bodied, phjstcally sjnnd, nnd
ublo to rend nnd writo the Knirllsh Inn.
gunge. To nny one Intel ested u full expla
nation will bo nllnrdcd by the lecruttlug
officer, room 6, Kelinnt. o block, Kalem,
Oregon. AL.V1N 1I.HYUKNIIAM,
0-JD-dw-tf 2d Lieutenant, 5th Artillery.
PAHI'RT WKAVINQ. Mrs. Harrison,
j one block west of end ol rnr track In
ewPurk. All work wnrrunted. (M.7-01
ITiO 11 SALE, A horse, bupgy and har
1 ijcm. j-i quira nt Knusas iloiise, cor
uer I'ourl nuil jilsh lreet4. CJ-!iiT 3t
TTANTK1).-A good, fresh milk cow in
1 J eNchnngo tor onK wood. The Oro
gon L,ii!d Company,
U-'Jl-Htood
WOOD. Ninety cords at S1.00 per cord
JI. A. Smith Cloodnlo Lumber Ynrd.
0-20-lw,
. JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer iti Groceries, Paints, Oils
and Window Glass, Wall Pa
per and llorder, Artists' Ma
terials, Lime, Hair. Nails and
Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence
Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc,
SALEM !
CELEBRATE AT THE CAPITAL!
The citizens of Marion nnd surroundinc counties nre invited to spend
their Fourth of July at Salem. There will be a three days
CELEBRATION !
AND-
MILITARY
Of the Second Iteginieut Oregon National Guard
Fourth includes the
ENCAMPMENT
The program for tho
Ml
AT
NEW ADVKKTISEMENTS.
J. M, Needham,
HOUSE PAIA'TINO, KALSO
MINING, PAPER HANGING,
NATURAL WOOD FINISHING.
Leave onloro-J. Irwln',rear of Smith
REED'S OPERA HOUSE,
Thursday, Juno BOtli.
EVENING AT 8 AXD A
Grand Family anil School MATINEE
AT 3 P. M.
F.irewjU tour of the world renowned
aud original
lies. Gen'i T01I THUMB
(COUNTESS MAGRI.)
THE LILIPUTIANS
In tho new pantonilinlcal ex
travaganza
"THE RIVALS,"
iuul"UulllernuniOB the Lilliputian,"
THK EUUOt'EAN UK1.KHHITIE".
Kveiythlnc new this senson. Mrs. Opu'1
Tom 'thumb s conch uud xiulrg.theiiiunll
I'stliithp worhl.Wlll hof'U t'.xhiblliou ilnlly.
S-rieuls ou sale ut rutlou'd.
1
Industrial Parade to be ptjrtieipated in by all tho leading Business Houses
aud Manufacturing Establishments of the Metropolis. There
will also be a competitive
Kire Drill,
A HOSE CONTEST.
AN ORATION BY
LYDELL BAKER
READING OF an IS DECLARATION 13 Y
MISS JENNIE BOOTH,
Anil all the other features necessary to n complete and enjoy
uble Ct lebratiou of Independence Day.
$3,000
$3,000
HIils Wanted.
Illdn will be received mflll July 7th, for
1S.WW tleo, 8x8, mid 5ft llu long. V he right
Is reurvid to reject iiuy and hII bids.
O-'.T-dw-td bALEM il01X)H IIY.CO.
Bids Wanted
For 000 poles HO o"t long nnd 8 Inches at
top, ui etdar and nr, uutll July 7.I1. Klcht
Urwervcd to reject nny and all bldi,
fi-WKlw.ta tillLKM MUXOIt V,UO,
IIus been raised, and there is no doubt B'llcin will have
Grandest (,'elebrallou in tho State. Let everybody come.
League game of Rail between tho SpoUaue and
Portland nine?.
the
Half
Fare
To Salem aud return from jail points on the Southern Pacific.
Ohattle Mortgage Sale.
NOTICK Is hereby irtten tint hy vlituo
of four ccrtalncoplcs ol clmttlo mort
Biujes duly lsmted out of tho county clcrkw
olllooou thoaist iiuy of June, 1M)2, ouo In
favor of Unwell it Co. and imnliiht Jaeolj A
1". J. Scliaibiicl: toecuro tho payment ol
lilght Hundicd Uoll.irs, evidenced hy four
cct lulu promissory notes ins nientloiipd In
said mortKft'OHiiu thm there Isyot iinpili!
on snld notes tho sum ot Two Handled
Dollars nud Interest according to tho tenor
ot the List two nolo-; thtieof. Unolufii
Vorof ItUHM'll . Co, and ngaln.st Jacob it J'.
J.ijcliurbuck to i-ceiire tho paj nient of
Twenty Ono iiundrtd Dollars evidenced
by tlneo eeitnln promissory notes as men
tioned In Mild inuitaigo and that is yet
unpaid on sild noits tho sum of seven
Hundred nnd Ton nnd twenty-seven hun
dredths Dollam ($7107), and lircrcst m
cruliiK to the tenor of tho tlneo notts
thoieof. One In huorot lluksoll t Co. and
Ufiliist I'. J. Hchnrbnclt, t. llollonbuek
nnd 1. K, Ilrunkey, to securotho payment
ol Twcnty-l'hreo Hundred aud Klliy Dol
lars, ovldenced by llvo pioinlssorj- notes 111
mentioned lu Mild inorlgaRC. and that
thero Is yet unpalp on mid notes tho sum
of Sixteen Hundred uud Sixty and tweu-ty-soven
liundiudthsVollttrhtflfXiOl!?! ana
Interest to the tenor ot said notes. Ono 111
favor of Kusxpll A Co. and nifalnxt 1', .1,
uud .luko Bolinrback, to secure tho paj-nieiitolTwenlv-uno
Hundred dollars, evi
denced by three certain promissory nottu,
us mentioned in said morti;.iKO, anil tliot
there Is yet unpaid oil Mild uoies tho suiu
of Seven llunuied uud Ten and twentj-t-even
liunuiedlh dcilliiih (S7ln.'27), and In
tel et lucordlim to tho tenor Unroof, with
tho wrlttcu cndorKenit'lit of the said Itus
sell & Lo. thereon upiolntlnn mo their
us;enl and attorney In fnet ti) tako posse
sion of tho properly therein described, nud
sell thosamo at public! auction, 1 h,io
tukcu possession in 11ml will bell at publlo
auction on
Wednesday, the Cth day of July,
1S'12, nt the hour of two o'clock p. 111. of
Mild nay, at tho mill stto of Pcuarbaek,
llolleuoaek it Co, about two miles east ol
W'poduuru, In saldiounty, thy following
described eronal property, as described
lu said morttjiiE.es-, to-wlt:
One medlii'i' doulile li. II- Saw il 111 coin
pletols'o. 15.M, with la liuliu. r. llt-um
tiAvr, aud XI inch toji saw, with (.Oleetten
Inch lily belllnsr muuuf.ictured by Harse 1
it Co. Ouo water tank .Noa'J'J- One wood
saw and belt No, 4, 1010 main belt 111) feel
7 iucb :J ply, Ono .o 3 iuMiissllllon ueiura
tor Ku,Uu!tt truck and btackfiruud all tlio
tlxtuics beloiiKlue tothesanio, Ono Ten
by thirteen sell contaliud nglno and
locomotive boilor. Two head of woilc oxeu
5 olios nud chtilns, Ouo 21In I'lmer t
Matcher mudn by Drako at haleni, Ono
No, 1 lAig truck made by Studb.iker ilLig,
Co,
II, H, CltOIH.W,
Sheriff of Marlon County and ai;eiit for
Russell a. Co, U-:)'-'i w dully
Notice to Huilding and Decorat
ing Contractors.
jEALKl) bids will be received nttl 0 Go--
enior'solllceiu tbeStateCnn tol bull ..
lng.Saletn, Oregon, until 2 o'clock p. m ,
s
Tuesday, July C, 1002,
lor rotnodllngnnd cliauglne tho Houso-of
Itepiesunlntlvo" (for ncoustlo purposcv);
also palntliiK and deeoralluir, to bo bid 11
separately, llotli lo be in accordance with
plans, spccilhatlons and details now on
exhibition nt tho stuto house, nd at tlio
olllco of A' KKK . CltAIO.nichltcels, l.'UVi
Klrsl. street, l'rstlnml, Onj;on.
All bids must be dr wn ns required hv
thospccltlcationa, "st-o jeuernl leinarks"
Any old not so drawn will not bo cons d
cred by the board.
Uy order ol the lloaid SlnteCnp'.tol lluHd
Ing t'ominlsslonei.
HYhM'JsTEIt l'KNAOYE, (liveniw,
OKU. W. MclJItlDI', see of State.
1'HIli. MKl'SUHAN, Ktato Treasurer.
Wji. A. Munlv, Clerk of the Hoard.
Illllft
TfTI III! t UiyilBliiii m
Sas and Oasolino
nnvo fewer parts, and p
ttinrolf ira hiDs 1 1tnlt. tn mil nut
pforder than any other bus or casollno euglned now
B'JIlt. Just lmht thu hurtirr. turn llni wlu-l. nti.1 lb
runs oil day.
HAKES NO SMELL OK DIRT.
"tfo douola or falsa explosions, bo frequent with tho
unreliable spark,
Tot Simplicity It Hants tho "World.
It Oils ltnolf Automatically,
No Jlattorics or Eloctrlo Rpark.
It runa wlth u Cheaper Grade of Oasollno than oar
ether Euglne,
mn DFicmrrivE cincuLAns apply to
PALMER & REY, Manufacturers,
San Francisco, Cal. and PorUamJ, Cr.
m. .rei3isM'j
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leuan wju xi- 14
m $ am
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