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ESCAPE OF WILSON.
Fenver and Field the Peo
ple's Candidate.
IL1S WILSON'S ESCAPE.
He Managed to Elude Kollcy
and His Deputy.
Portland, July 6, At 3:45
Saturday afternoon, after
,'Wlteon hud been brought buck to
this city from Vancouver barracks,
he was taken from the county
ll In this city by Bherlil
Jtelleyand Deputy Billy Morgan.
was placed In n hack which war
waiting ut the Fifth-street en
nee, and conveyed to a Juir
tition on tho line of Southern Pa-
'o;flc, West Side division. The olll-
erH nau (teciucu 10 tuia wiisou u
llho penitentiary at Suleni for Haft
Jfekeeplng. It was tho Intention ti
i 8 .'take tilin up on tho west side of tin
-tiver to a point opposite Salem, anc
nmuggio mm across uuring .tut
was accidentally made In the bal
loon which began descend, It struck
.the water and collapsed. Trot", G. A.
Rogers and Thomas Fouton were
killed and a reporter named Gold
smith was fatally Injured.
OROVILLE'S NARROW ESCAPE
A
night,
r 1.ttjtn (lin nvi'nlnir n clthnnrnl
i was received from Halem whicl
,T c Hinted that tho ollluers liuil no
f arrived with the prisoner. Tlili
whs followed by ft later tulegran
sniiotiuciug the fuel tliut Wilboi
had escaped. This was regarded ly
taiany as a hoax on the part of tin
K.'IpOffleers, who, It was thought, hue
ffplacoil Wilson in some obncuro Jul
PS, and w'shed to tiirow lynchers of)
the scent. The escape is uudoubl
dly true, howeyer, un subseouont
fdvelopmi'uts will show,
Wilson and ins custoaiaus arriv
ed at McMltinvillo at 7:25 o'clock
rjgaturday evening. Several pornom
recognl.ed Wilson while the part)
fWftfl supping, ho tho ofllcers secured
!doublo-seated conveyance with
jdrlyer, and started for Salem.
u The murderer was not cecured in
i any way, but sat on the buck seat
ijwltu Deputy Morgan, his handt
and feet being perfectly free. It wuf
110:30 p. m. when tho party reach et
a point 12 miles from Salem and 16
1 from McMinnvllle, In a long canyon.
IjTlils point is two miles from Whuat
".land. It win quite dark, and tin
eparty atipposed they saw some shad
owy fotnn In the road ahead.
' Suddenly Wilson, who was sit
ktlngdlroctly behind the dilverou
KthorlgliHiuiid side of tho wagon,
Esalft "Look out," aud, pluelni; lih
phaud on his (the driver's) shoulder,
Ifleaped to tuq grouud. Kelly, win
Kwas peering ahead, did not iiollei
iithls, but Morgan attemnted to fol-
clow Wilson. Ills feet became on-
t'Ungled In n ropoor hulter and he
tjWM hurled to tho ground- By this
.i-jWrae ttye fleeing lleud had reached i
nco viiliii lines tue rotiu, aud, lit
re ho could be overhauled, din
pored in tho darkness. Why
organ did not shoot Wilson down
ustead of trying to follow him In
to darkucfia aud under-brush, Is one
pt tho mysteries of this ease tlidt
am unexplulucd. lie yelled to
the murderer to stop, hut It looks as
f ho was afraid of hurting the (lend
f ho Arid. At all events, he did
ntnsohl8"gun."
Tho alarm of Wilson's escapo
pread llkd wild llio, aud soon
veral powos worn lu punult, but
ey might Just as woll looked for a
ea lu a saudlilll as to try to find a
euziod murduier In a mountain of
udeibrush on tv dark night.
.- Tho search was kept up all Bat
nlay night, Sunday and Sunday
light, and still no Wilson. At It
jkPM. yesterday a dispatch was tc
ved.
LMoMlNNViiif.!:, Or., July .1...
erH Warren has Just returned
om the scone of escape. Wilson
waa trucked to tho barn of Young
iimpkluB, on tho Polk county hills,
Jk mile west of tho place of escape,
where It Is supposed ho tried to steal
b norse, I'uflliig in this, he returned
the timber in tho canyons. There
but n doiMM,riUII hunting
Hive, and doubts aro now
pressed an to his probable captme.
f of tho people behevo tho story
the escape to be a hoax In order
.deceive thorn, but Kolley'a do
ted look and his expression that
would sooner part with his right
than return to Poitltuid and face
i ippoplo, allows tho story t be
, Tho prisoner leaned on them
Implicitly for protection that a
ot wutoh was thought un-
ry,
IfoMllf NVIM.K, July 0. Although
ly ablo to get about, so worn
Whewlth fatigue, Shurlli Kel-
, of Multnomah county, Is again
pursuit of tho red-handed mur-
Who oHcupeii from him Bivtur.
alglit, lie blames hlmxelf fur
ft and nays ho should lnvo
ftinntU'Ullutl and hlu lean
Mr. Henry, who drovu the
It for tlioolllWH, hih he hail
Idea who his nmnunuuni were, or
wouui nave Ululated that the prls
r l wicureil In homo wav, No
here has any Idea what illrvo
Wllsou took whon he got out
Ww canyon, aud nothing of a
ultu nature will be known until
otnt'ers luturu,
MIT James tuld, when seen early
any afternoon, that hu had
California Town Visited by a
Serious Conflagration-
OroviMjE, Gal,, July 0' The peo
pie of Orovillo can thank a good wa
ter supply and a calm day for their
escnpe from a coullagrallon u des
tructlvo as thut which visited Wood
land on Friday. As it was, the
United States hotel was totally con
sumed, and one or two adjoining
inuldlngs wera badly damaged. The
lire started about 1 o'clock Sunday
ifternoon. It origin Is purely con
jectural. It began lu a room on the
bird floor of the hotel, and the draft
""nun tho wide open windows caused
to spread rapidly over tho third
iloor. The roof was soon ablaze and
H foro the tire department had ar
il v d, the upper stories were a man
f llames. It was not until aftel
r""Ur o'clock that the lire was put
it, leaving the hotel aud contend
total loss. The damage is estimal
d at (40,000; Insurance, $35,000. A
ew of thogucfts savtd their pel
"iiulthcts, but many lost everj
lilng. The property dtstroytd win
)wned by Uordy and Hoops, and re
presents tho results of 25 years o
uird work. The roof of tho IiuMtei
'lulldiug, a brick structure on tin
u-If, was considerably burned, am
i small Irani u building in tlie reai
was destroyed.
FREE SILVER BI4L.
The Senato Has Mado a Fatal Mis
tako. Wasiiinqton, D. C. July 5. Be
proentativo Culbertsou, of Texas,
'xpresses tho opinion tho senate
made a fatal mistake In passing the
free coinage bill, lu that It failed to
preserve lu the repeul of tho act of
1800 tho legal tender quality of
com notes Issued under and hv
authority of tho secretary of tho trea
sury to redeem. The eflect of the
senato bill, ho says will, bo demone
tize more than (80,000,000 in coin
notes and postpone redemption un
til Congress authorities It. The
house will bo compelled to amend
tho bill aud this session may be prolonged.
THE PEOPLE'S PARTS".
Weaver Nominated for President,
Fiold for Vico.
Omaha, July 5. Tho People's
party convention nominated Wea
ver for piesldent on tho tlrst ballot,
at 1 o'clock this morning. The bal
lot stoed: Weaver 005. Kvlh 1275
Tllft IWXtlllhllt t.ikl l,iiu i... .1.. -. .
mous.
At 2:11 this morning J, G. Field
was nominated for vice-president on
tho ilrst ballot. Field Is of Virginia.
The Froo Coinage Bill.
Wahhinoion, I). O., July 5
luvoryoouy in mo nouso tills morn
lug was discussing the prospect of
tho silver bill. Bland himself ac
copts tho Culborsona opinion aud
bollovos tho bill will huvo to he
amended to emu the defects. A
number probibly a maj irky of tho
Democrats and no considerable
number of Itepuhilenus take Issue
with Chalriuiiu Culberson's view
ami Hold tliut the bill does not in
.my way eilect the legal tender char,
auteroftreabiiry notes.A distinguish
oil Democi atlo senator sajs congriss
can do nothing to Impair contracts
already existing, that as notes show
on their fine they aie contracts pure
and simple. A lirg number of
Hepublleans take (hu position tho
act could nut I hi made retioaetlvo
therefore no amendment Is neces
sary. So Aa to Throw tho Election.
Dim Moinlh, Iowa, July C An
effort Is being made to unite the
Democratic and Peoples party of
hub btatu by giving tho Peonlu'a
tho electoral ticket and I lie Demo
crat tho state ticket. The object is
to help throw the fleet Ion In the
House which would elect Clove
laud.
LOCAL AV'll PKKSONAIi.
The second day of the 4th of July
Is a success.
Electric cars are the popular mode
of travel lu Salem.
It is really the fashion lu Salem to
ride ou tho electric cars.
The Portland aud Spokane nlnrs
are playing ball at' the grounds this
afternoon and will play again to
morrow.
A. M. Mitchell, formerly of Hepp-
ner Gazette, Is lu the city, ou his
way to Kugeue.
E. Cooke Pattou and Uriah Leh
man left tiday for Yaquiua, whence
they sail for San Frauclsco, to be
abeut several weeks.
Prof. J. D. Letcher, of tho Cor-
vallis Agilcuhural college, Is in the
city.
Miss Mattle Speucer, of Corval-II-),
is vixiting friends In this city.
Dr. Geo. Wright aud family, of
McMlnvllle speut the 4th in Salem.
Chaplain Bates, of tho Second
Ityt., is tho guest of Judge B. S.
Hean and family.
Lieutenant Sydenham Cth Artil
ry, returned from Fort Can by to
My. Mrs. Sydenham accompauk-d
lie lieutenant.
Ayer's Ague Cure is warranted to
euro all malarial disorders, when
fakou according to dhectious. Sold
by all dealers in medicine.
Land'ord Wagner returned last
.veiling from his Eastern tour. He
visited prominent cities as far east
is Chicimo aud as far south as Sav
anna, Git. He pays of all the places
he has seen none suits him so well
is Salem und Oregon.
Miss Parr has returned after a suc
cessful six months study. Sho will
return in Hie fall to finish her vocal
studies. While liulslilng she will
liayo u position as u si Hirer lu one of
the promli cut churches at a salary
of one thousand that alone speaks
well for her ability as a singer, (etc.)
Ayer's Harsaparllla, operating
through tho blood," eradicates tho
scrofulous tulut.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Walte re
turned homo last evening from a
two weeks' lour of Washington and
Oregon after having a delightful
outing.
Walter E. Denton nnd bride have
gone to house keeping in tin Ir cosy
now cottage on Chemeketa and 10th
sreets.
sKkTsSSS1 "Thick M Glossy." 'PACIFIC LAN
wcnttoAmw s rhory aft. rward and THE PRODUCTION of an abundant flVII fV JUMIl'
made known Ins di'sire to a well known
merchant. Tiio Intttr 1 reed to help
him all he could and nir Jd over several
good looking woiiu n wnoin he thought
would make good and faithful wives.
Among others ho mentioned two buxom
and comely widows of tho same name.
The matrimonially inclined farmer
decided that ho wished to wed one of
the widows. His mercantile friend
agreed to do tho negotiating, and short
ly afterward called upon a certain lady
nnd Informed her of tho honor his bash
ful friend wished to confer upon her.
Tho widow, knowing that tho farmer
was blessed v. Ith a pretty good share of
this world's goods, expressed, without a
moment's hesitation, her willingness to
join her lot with his.
Preparations were at onco made for
tho wedding. The day arrived and tho
proipectivo groom procured a marriago
licenso and started for tho home of the
futuro partner of ins joys and sorrows.
Just hero the funny part of tho affair
came in.
The fanner had never seen either of
tho two widows. Both bore tho same
uanio and ho got them mixed up in his
mind. Tho result was that ho went to
tho wrong house. When ho found him
self alone with the lady he blurted out,
"I'vo como to marry you."
After a moment's hesitation the widow
confessed that sho didn't care if sho did
"step off" with him. They accordingly
proceeded to a preacher's house, where
the twain wore made one.
A few days afterward tho nowly mar
ried planter came to tho city and went
to look for his friend. Ho was telling
him of hia nowly found happiness, when
tho merchant suddenly exclaimed with
a grean:
"Merciful heavens, man! You mar
ried tho wrong widow!"
"Oh, that don t make any difference,"
was the reply. "I'm very well pleased
with the wife I'vo got." Exchange.
l'rowth ot hair. i a nilk-liko texture
anil of the original col ir, often results 1
troin trie use, ny tnoac 10 navo occoiue
told or gray, of Ayer's Hair Viger:
" I was rapidly becoming gray and
bald J but after using two or tlireo
bottles of Ayer's Hair Vlf;or my lialr
grew thick anil glossy aud tho origi
nal color was restored." M. Aldrich,
Canaan Centre, N. II.
" A trial of Ayer's Hair Vigor has con
vinced 1110 of its merits. Its uso lias
not only caused the lialr of my wife and
daughter to bo abundant and glossy, but
it lias given rny rallicr ptunted mus
tache a respectable length and appear
ance" II. Britton, Oakland, Ohio.
" I liavo used Ayer's lialr Vigor for
the past four or live years and llnd It a
most satisfactory dressing for tho hair.
It Is all that I could desire, being harm
less, causing tho hair to retain Its
natural color, nnil requiring but a small
quantity to render tho hair easy to ar
range." Mrs. M. A. Bailey, 'J Charles
St., Haverhill, Mass.
Ayer's Hair Vigor
D AND ORCHARD CO.
rnEMitED nr
Dr. J. C. Aver & Co., Lowell,
Bold by Druggists and I'criumcrs.
1
Mass.
MARKETS.
PoitTiiA n n, July 5. Wneat
valley, $l.:io Walla Walla, 1.U5
San Fkancisco Cat., July 5
Wheat, seller $1.30
Chicago Ills., July 5. Wheat
78
FOR TOWN LOTS, FRUIT TRACTS AND FARMS.
$2.00
I'erilozen for the finest finished
niOTOQIlAl'lIti Inthcclty.
MONTEE BROS.,
lS'J('ommerclnl Htrcel,
F. B. SOIITHWICK,
Contractor and
I'.uildor.
Ralem, - - Oregon.
T. J. CISESS.
HOUSE PAINTING,
PAPER HANGING,
Natural Wood Finishing,
Cor, 20th und ChemelieUi Street
A. H. FORSTNER & CO.
Machine Shop, Gun?,
Spoiling (Ms, Etc.,
308 Commercial strce'.
J. J.
HAIlillADCII i EMY.
Livery Feed and
Boarding Stable,
11 Slate .Street.
All styles Indies' vests at the New
Yoik Racket.
Oiunpuoll Will Decline
AIiiavaukix, July 5. 11. c.
Payne, the Wisconsin Republican
leader ami a member of (hu Nation
al Coniiultie Knt to J. H. CluiUton,
yesterday, tho following (elejjraui:
Campbell will decline. Keep this
private. I am pontlnir ourWashln.
ton friend mi us to secure tho wlnent
action.
U001I Looks.
Good looks are more than skin
deep, depending upon a healthy con
dition of all the vital organs. If
the Liver bo inactive, you have u
Bilious Look und If your Kidneys
bo nllected you have n Pinched
Look. Becuro Reed health and you
will have iood looks. Electric Hit
ters is the great alterative aud Tonic
actsdliectly on tbeo vital organs.
Cures Pimple, Blotches, Bolls and
BlycH a go d complexion. Sold at
Oan'l J. Kry's Drug store, S!2o Com'l
si. CO 0 pur bottle.
Mr. W. M. Teny, who has been in
t'10 drug business at Elklon, Ky.,
lor tho past twelve years, says:
"Cliuniberialn's Cough Remedy
gives better sutiifaotion than any
uiiiur l-hu.'ii miMiieiiK'i imvu ever
Bold." Then. Ihgood icason for this.
No othf r ill onion co'd so quickly;
lto other is so ceitain a preventative
and cute fur croup; no other aflords
so much relief in cases of whooping
cough. K.irsale by Geo. E. Good
Druggist.
SALr.M JIAKKKTS.
Wheat- (HJo per bushel.
OatH 38 Hlu per bushel.
Potatoes Hoc per bushel.
Klotir fli per bbl.
Bran (t-'acked) $18 per ton
KhoriH (Sacked) $) per ton.
Eggs- iru per dozen.
Chickens ItoosteiH, 7u per lb.;
hens, 10lo per lb.; broilers and
fryers, lfo ier lb.
Turkeys 1012Jo per lb.
Ducks 12 15c pur lb.
Geese 7o per lb.
Lard oc(.7lI per rm.
Butter arU0,i per pound.
iieoi-i(.i)iudre.sed, lijo on foot
Veal (lu, dressed.
Pork- (HiHlressedjGloon foot.
Wool-l,ri::0o per lb.
No News Prom Wilson.
PoitTi.ANi), Or., July 5. No word
has Ik ou received today from Wil
son, (hu murderer, It Uhuupotuil (hat
nu usBreaulied tho Coast range of
mountain. Passo N Htlll lu pur
BUlt, Sherlir Kelly of this uounty
returned today but cannot be found.
Ship Ashoro.
Yaiimuutu, N. H., July fi.-The
Iron ship Peter Stuart from tit. Jolum
for L!verH)ol with wills went ashore
uotliliiK latu from Shurlli "l Cll0,l,K" ' l'u Sunday ove-
'ThlH story (hut (ho escape ",' 7'."1 l """' "' ""l '" (,'M
ultu o niiu nun unim nun twelve of
(he crew were drowned.
Bins Wanti:d.-Oii Its SAG Block
Ul North Salem and the buildings
theieon. This pioperty must be sold
Any ii'UHumhlo bid entertained.
1(10(1. can remain 011 inoitguge pav
ableln Installments Ifdeslred. tipald
lug .V Hogen-, Bush-Breymnn Block
7-Utf
kmx innkes 1110 tired'1 hu bald.
tb bwl BotaMwjKtl do you think
JUIly would circulate such a
Wihtou Is gutie all right
but I am moin"nl.irlly ex.
U Uiwr i.f hi. recapture,
I W Wive,"
i lUoa AweHgloB.
' 6. 2tull4ii asoeuslou
4tWW'MU)Td)tV. When u.
It mkim ikiwu tlw burbor a rent
Drowned la Him,
OlittloN ClTV, ()l July o.- John
Gould, Jumptd Hum (hu Muiuuullln
Into Wlllnmetlo hist ulglu m Novell
u'clocknml was drowned. IJ-nly wus
recovered this uiorulin;,
A box of mammoth pi-iml oips
glviu with a i,uij ul rjeo. b
ftnllliV
All .Mm 11. 1 1
Mik.ilmsh', Vour l)AKK"Ka U ull rlclil
idi llitt.n. Nol I'lieu )iu lnvo nuido
'it:'.'1 """"'V"' f y"U nro imubeil
wliti miiiniioli iiuiiltiwcii nuuvir ,, u.,r"
'WMeli.iiiyiU-arfctr.ormailuii,, you win
ImwulvM-mitjmirluUi, How urMilfiillt
a or uii'jitrrnuf ot Hie eiutnti or
iiuilo lau anil rail 10 Uioi.UlpVi.Ule: Wow
II joa liail the llillermilmiswlth jou J Ju
wouuin'i ImiuKu. Trau.lt?,. n 1.11 r b u
laku our iiilMoo. anil beano you btiirl
.. v ,..,.,.. (......ik .mi llltf.ouUUU 1110 lilt.
tern, nml Uiui fortify imirbeUta uuhIh.i
btoumol. OlitlruliiM , iimlurK ly.ntw";1
mill lllOllUofHwuro lu niiiihwiwil:
or or l.sil illol ..r wilier. Kike It , im riV
WlUjiuim'w.kliltioy iroublo ana rluums.
A .New Kind nf lusurauro.
For twenty-live cents you can In
sure yourbolf and family against any
badrvsulUfnmiiinuttuok of Uiwel
oomplaltK during (ho summer. Ouo
or (wo doses of UliauiU'rlalii's Collo,
Chulemtind Diarrhoea Iteinedy will
euro uuy ordinary chm. I( uwver
laiu una ti pleus.iut 11 ml iMfo to (ake.
iniiniy eu auortt to (hi without
It. Firakut IBaudfiO gciita per
tH.ttle by Geo, E. Gowl. ilnisjjl-t,
A Slilp'H Lively Cargo.
Several citizens of Portland a dozen
or so years ago joined in a trading voy
ngo to the Sandwich islands on tho Ed
ward James. They loaded her with a
general cargo, consisting of lumber, livo
stock, salt, salmon, hoop poles, dried
apples, hard cider nnd soino livo bears.
Ono of tho parties had heard that cats
woro in gieat demand at tho islands and
determined to mako a small venture In
felines. Ho offered the boys t wen ty-flvo
cents each for all tho cats they might
bring. Portland boys were the same
then as now, only moio so, if possible
and tho city was raided and cats cap
tured till there wero over a hundred
brought ahoard. They wero dumped
down the hutchway into the hold with
tho hulls nnd the bears, nnd thoy cater
wauled, and the maids and madams who
who had beon robbed of their favorite
tabbies wept and wailed ns tho good
ship sailed from tho shores of America.
When out on the raging deep a dread
ful storm arose, and naturally tho ship
was tossed about In a I earful manner.
Tho bears on tho lower deck broko loose
nnd, amid horriblo howlinjjs, proceeded
to devour tho bulls, which roared like
lions, and thoro was pandemonium
broken looso in the bowels of the ship.
Captain O'Brien, well known hero, went
down into the lower regions to shoot the
bears to bave tho cattlo. Tho placo wns
daik, but in all directions gleamed the
glaring, greonish, glassy oyes of scared
and em aged cats. To mako n long story
short, a bear was killed, a lot of cats
thrown overboard and tho vessel wag
iifty-soven days in reaching Honolulu,
which placo sho should have reached in
seventeen. Portland Oregouian.
Ily a Greater Crook.
"I havo mado arrangements with n
number of miners in Siberia to buy gold
uust anil small pieces of gold of thoin.
Thoy aro ablo to becreto theso in tho
folds of their dress, tnko thorn homo and
thero sell them to mo for a nominal
price. After having collected a quan
tity nnd brought it heie, I now offer it
to yon for sale. I do not propose to boll
you the precious metal for a triflo, but I
will guarantee that tho metal shall pass
tho frontiers of both Russia and Franco
without paying any tax or duty. Thus
your profit will be tho amounts total of
these government charges."
Such wero tho contents of a lottor re
ceived by a Parisian joweler from Itign,
in Prussia. Uo wont to sen the dealer
Ho had tho powder and gold pieces
weighed with care, chomically exam
ined, and, after paying for them, had it
well packed under his own eves. Tho
man had promised to tako tho goods
over tho fioutiors to escapo paying duty.
Ho traveled with thoParibian by way of
uoigiuiii. iiavuur paseu tno trench
frontier, ho took his leave at tho Ilrst
depot on Fionch soil. Whon tho Pmis
iiui arrived homo nnd opened his precious
box ho found in it nothing but copper
dust and coppor pieces. Tho clover
crook has not yot been found. Chicago
Herald
The Good Old Times.
"Then times were good,
Merchants cared not a sush
Fornny ot lit r lure,
Than Johnny cake aud mush."
Hut now times have changed, and
the plan and simple fare of the fore
fathers Is done away with. Patent
Hour, nnd high seasoned food, and
strong drinks, have taken its place,
and as n result, dyspepsia, impun
blood, and diseases of the stomach,
liver aud lungs are numerous. This
great change has led one of the. mos
skillful physicians of the ago ti
study out a remedy for these moderi
diseases, which ho has named hi'
"Golden Medical Discovery." I)i.
Pierce in this remedy lias found v
cure for djspepxla, bronchitis, asth
ma, consumption, In its early stages,
and, "liiver Complaints."
To Tin: Ladies "Vlavl" stands
alone. II e greutett medical discovery
of the nineteenth century. (From
an m. JJ . lu tlie buttles' Health
Journal, Newaik, Ohio.) You ure
cordially invited to call and Investi
gate for yourbelves. Olllce over 4
and 9 cent store, Cottle-Parkhurst
block, Commercial street, Salem,
Oregon. im
The excellent servico of the Lock
wood messengers is getting to be the
talk of the town.
JOHN1 M. PAYNE k CO.,
Real Estate
and Insurance.
First stairway north ofUiush
bnnk.
JOHN IIUVIN,
Carpenter and Builder,
Shop (H .State street.
Store Fittings a Specialty
STEBTES BilOS.,
Call font fa lUiltev).
THE BEST.
101 Court Street.
MRS, M. E. WILSON,
Leading Salem Modiste.
265 Commercial HU
1
lill.IVIl.lMl
Scientific Horseshoeing.
OI'l'OSITl! roUNDKY
On Suite Struct.
"RICE & liOSS,
Horseshoers
General Hhicksniitliliig,
4? State Street.
L II.
Umlci'diltfiig and
Cabinet Work,
107 State Street.
Til IS
Salem Ifackniau
11, nmhi.
Best Line In the City.
Court Street.
is
J. E. iHUltl'UY.
Tile for Sale,
Brick and Tile Yard
N011T1I SALKM.
JI1JS. K. C. 1COXGO.
Baths for Ladies,
HAIR DitlCPSINO 1'AIU.OIlS
121 Court Street.
J. 1, BENNBIT k SON.
CANDIES,
Fruit nnd Cigim ,
P. O, Bloolc.
It. T. HUM I'll Rift-'.
Clgin a and Tobacco
BILIiUHD PARLOK,
213 Com'l Street
BOSTON
Coffee
5c LUNCH.
Open ull NlRht
Housa.
T. II. JiLUXnELL.
irlcut, I'ouKry
and risk Market,
Insurance Block.
T. W. THORNBURG,
The Upholsterer,
Itcmo.lclH, re-covers ami rcpiil
ihc.Ntued lurulturo. l'lt
tliMWrk. I'bBiuokcta Hrc
Millie ItiHuraucc mock.
mhsewuij..MVUBXxtGnrsiuuacj-MijaxKxcxkx.
25c Want Column,
Notices Inserted for ONU CENT l'Klt
WORD EACH INSEHTION. No adver
tisement Inserted in this (lolumn for lcs
than twenty-five cents.
WANTED. Iteeruits for tho Artillery
Service or the United states Army,
The condition.) ot enlistment In the iirmv
nra now unusuully lnvontble, and a bpvi-
lal recruillne rendezos has lieen ci-tiili-
llshed lu this city lor thepuiposeornilonl
lng the young men of th s section un ir
portuulli (01 eullstmeiit Apilli'.iutsiiiut
bo between the a!(C of 21 and 'JO j cure c.l
aire, able biidlcd, phjsleally sound, and
ablo to read and write the English Inn
uuagp. To any one Interested a full expla
nation will bo afforded by the recruillne
olllcer, room 5, Exchange block, Salem,
Oregon. AL.VIN H. SYDENHAM,
G-2')-dw-tf 2d iileuteuunt, 6lh Artillery.
rilO LET. Newly furnished room to let.
JL Inquire at 155 Court street. 7-1-3
NEW DAILY HAIL STAGE
Between Aurora, ISutl eville,
Chauiocg, St. raul and
Fail-Held.
Leaves Auroia dally ut 1030 n. in. Ai
rivts at Kali Held i p. m. Hetuinlnf lenvu
KufcrUcld at 4 p. m. Airlves nt thampocn
6p,m LeavesChiimpoctfUM.nl. Arints
at Aurora, via Uuttevllle. atS a. lit on
uccts with mornings. 1. Co. trains itmIuk
noithnnd'-outh. la.sou(;erK, buguago I nd
lrels;ht cariled at legulur iale.
Service begins Monday, M.ucu 17, lb!K.
liUH.HOEEEIt, t'ropr
riitittlo 3Iorirnsc Sale.
o"o
For Sale, Cheap,
A number or trios of this sprlims IIynv
omhKock. lllaok Lungshun, While Leg
horn, and 1'aitrldge Cot hius, all thorough-
W.n.mT.a. rati . I " " '"-. i'i.tuiiij,!!!!!!:
ANTED. Jhree or four apartments I and get tho pick of thot-euhou. W to $5 per
.' '.. .::' V".- ..""-v..vv..tuS. i"l.t LU Hlu, uuicu j,,, Mlllllllll-lll. JVPMirPKS
E. D. Wood.ird.tCo.
-1-Jt
E. HOEEH, bulora, Or.
FOIt KENT. Two residences seveu miles
lrom S.ilem, with gulden, orchaid
and barn, near school. Apply at .locn
mat. olllce. l'lenty of work. 7-1-lm
PIAHPET
J
utjojsuo :poquowI jonorj
'loi3;g .T3i;ojij
'potjo qccj
riioo uuhappy persons who huller fnmi
nenousiics and dyspepsia should use cm
tersl.ltile ero l'illb, which aie mad.
exnitwRly lor sit epless, nervous, dptullr
sun 'reis. i'llcoi'iceuts.
Women with pale, colorless faces, h
led weak and discouraged, will recelu
Jiiilli mental and bodily vigor by iiblu.
r-aitPr'H Iron I'llls, which are madefor tbt
blood, n?res and complexion.
'mart Weed aud Ilelladonna combined
with tho other lugredUiilsiised lu the beM
iouHi)lastfis, mako Carter's S. W. A II
nckacho Plasters the best In the innrktl
1'iico 25 cents.
lew
For Sn.'e or Trade,
Fifty-two acies Improved farm, JO
ncrea in crop, irood orchuril. four
.llr-hr EAVU. Mis. Harrison, 1 miles South (if ."nl'Tii 'I'urn.ar VmikI
one block west of end ol car tr ick In . TV ""Itm, lilinel road.
I'ark. All work warranted. o-7-Ot ' v trade for propel ty near town.
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils
and Window Glass, Wall Pa
per and liordur, Artists' Ma
terials, Lime, Hair. Nails and
Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence
Posts. Grass Seeds, Etc,
G-8-lm
JOHN HOLM,
ISlnckRinith.
EAST AND SOUTH
VIA
Southern Pacific Routo
Sliasta Line
NEW AUVEKTIHKUKNTS
Notice.
llucklen's Arnlca;-alve.
Tho llest S.ilvo lu the world for Cutp.
tin HP. hifWMl llnnH. C.l
Bores, letter, Chapped Hunds, Chilblalnv.
Lorns and all Skin Eruptions, and pout
tlvelv cures I'IIpb or in, n, un.,...ir i.
HJ I'll J IIUUI1CU. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satlstactlon
or money refunded, Price, 25 cents per
box. or wilo by Dan'l J . Fry, U25 Com ht.
Duo Mun' I'mitl Aniitlutr'n l'nUoii.
Why will j)eoplo Insist in laying down
ono rule with lejrard to cures aud die
tary and not considering that both must
vary according to constitution-.? Some
will tell you that Welsh inroblta are
most tutligobtiblo and cucumbers will
givo you the nightmare. I always find
toasted cheese a most oxcollent dish for
supper and havo eaten a whole cucum
ber late nt night without feeling any
evil oftects.
Von often ttnd certain things get a
Kid iiiuno which they never des,orve.
Port wine has long beon considered tho
essence of gout, but yeaisago 1 recom
mended it ns a cure for tho gout nnd 1
navo known many poisons who havo
used it for micu n purpose with nignal
success. London Graphic.
A llrlglit I'uturt.
Father You waut to marry my daugh
ter? What nro your prospect?
Lover Splendidl I consulted u for
tuno teller yeatenlay, und eho bays I an
going to bo rich. Exchange.
Hood's SarsapariHc
'i'V iveiaicd fioiu S.irsanar'1..'
. .u i, "I i.i.iuke, Dock, l'ij sisse
'i rl.i i.n-s.aiidotlicrwell-kiiownan'
Me i,i.l .Mo lemulles, byapecull
. ili.i it1 .a, i r l'oitUin, and iiroct"-s, gh
,lu Hood's b.iisaparlll.i iuratIo powei
it ikis.,cs fit 'y other iiiedlclnes. Ii
ili i'ts uni.uk d.le curesliero othvib f:.il
ooy's Sarsaparilla
Im'ic best Mood purifier. It cures Scrofuh,
i t I'liuuiu, ilolls, I'lmples, aH Ilumeis,
i.-I'ei'sl.i. IHIIousiiess, Sick Headache,
la locution, Cfiieral Hebllity, Catanh,
III 'uniatlsm, KUlaoy ami Lher com
1 luts; overcomes That Tired reeling,
ut ulib an appetite, builds up tho system.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
II iMiietunparallctl success at home. Such
is i.s juipuiaiity in Lowell, Mass., where it
Is ij-ade, tl..t Lowell dtugglsts sell moio ol
Urn d's B.irsaparill.1 tli ui all other sarsapa
nl sorMiimlimiiners. Tho samo success
is i lii'iklliigall o cr the eoimtr),
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is ivculi.ir In Its strength and economy
It U Iho only preparation of which cat
truly bo s..ld " 100 Doses Ono Dollar." A
1'KttltMif IIiHid'sH us ipai ilia taken accord
Inn to tllrcci mis, w .11 1 ist a mouth.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is peculiar !.i tl.e i tuillilencn it gains aiutmg
(illi'!.iMSot: "i'le. 'WlH'rf It U onco used
It I't'ftii.ts a f ioilto family it'iucly. l)c
ui t he induced to buyotli rj reparations,
'lu suro to get tlio lVciihar Medicine,
Mood's Sarsaparilla
Solill'TilriiiwliU. Flimfurfi, I'mureilb)
t I It001).liii,.lmtit...iri. Loh1I,31uu
IOO Dosos Ono Dollar
Any persons Jtumrlng thomselves In
denied to Holm it rasmore tile lenuef-ted
to call at It. M. Wado .t Co. and niv tho
It. M.WADli.iC.
7-t-lm
same.
A An
HYDKN HA.M. I'ulted Mtntps
1111 Consultim? lOn.lnr.r W.
dniullc aud Sanil.iry tiiKlUferlui; and
roads a specialty. OUlce, loom 5 Exchange
block, -aleni.
Removed to 140 State.
sing nor & CO.,
Merchant Tailors.
Spring suit S16 worth Sl; pauti S-00
worth 87.00, Everything cheap. If clothes
don't fit customers need not take same.
Call aud look ovtr good-, (J-l-lm
M. T. RINEMAN
OKAI.Kll IN
Staple and
Crocktry, Olasnware. Ijinma UraHn
and Willow wuro. All Itluds of 'mill ited.
Also V(sretnblesiin1 fruits i ...i. V" ' ...
W esollcl asluiio ofytiur i atronV.'e.
haS'atOHlreet
CAI.IITORNIA KXl'Kt&S TRAIN RUN DAIL1
BFTWKKN PORTLAND AND S. F.
South.
7:0C I), in.
:18p. in.
b:15 a.m.
Lv. I'oitlaud Ar.
I.v. Saltm Lv.
Ar. San Kian. L.v.
I NotthT
7:30 n. m
5:2'j a. in
I 7.00 p. in
Above trains (.top only in lollowiug sta
tlonsnoith of IloM-burg, 1'ost l'ortlard
Urigon Olty, Woodbuin, bulcni, Albany
'langeut, hhedds, Halsey. Harrisbura
luuetlon City, Ir Ing and Eugene.
ltOSKUUmi MALI. DA11.Y,
b.'cSO a. in.
il:17 a. in
50 p. m.
Lv.
Ar.
l'orilaud
Halem
IlOfcebarg
Ar. I -l:u0 p. m.
Hv. IHO p. m.
i.v. 7:00 a. ni
lbany Local, lially llxcept onnilay.
w p. in. I
.a'l p.m.
ii ixip. ni.
Lv.
Lv:
Ar.
l'orilaud
fealcm
Albany
Ar.
Lv.
Lv,
lJ:'0a.m
7:.W u. in
0:.!0n. in.
PULLMAN BCFFET SLEEPERS.
Second Class Sleeping Cars-
Kor accommodation ot passengeis holdlnu
second class tickets attached to
express trains.
tVest Side Division, Between Portland
and Cetvallis:
DAILY (KXCEIT HUNDAV).
.M II. 111.
10 p. 111.
I Lv.
Ar.
"l'ortlaud
Conallls
Ar.
Lv.
6:30 p. n ,
1J.55 p. ni.
VfOl'lflE Is hereby gi en tl-nt by virtuo
X of four cei lain copksot dial tlo n.oit
g.ues duly Issiud out ol Hie county clerks
ollloeon Uit21st day of June, 1MU, ono in
lavorol UiihselliSLCo. audiignlnht Jacob a
1. J.Hdmiback tof-ecuro tlio P'lyinent.of
I'.IkIu Iluudred Dolhu-s, uvidpuix.il by lour
ceitain piomlsi-orj tcic-as mcntlouctl In
said mortga e and that there Is yt I unpaid
ou t-iili! miles tho sum ol Two Hundred
Dollars au.l Interest according to the tent r
til tho biKt two nolo-: Hi ltuf. (nelufit-
orol iusill . Co. and nsftIiistJ.il ob A I'.
J. !Scharlmek to sceuie the p.imrnt of
Tuenlj Ono Jluiuli. il Dollars cldenccd
by thtce ceitain pnmilssorj notes as niui
tlonetl in said inuitgage and tint is jet
unpaid on Mild uotts tlio Mini of Seven
Huuditd and Ten and tw cut j -seven hui
diedths Dollais (S710'.7), anil In nest a -emlng
to tho tenor ol tho thteo not s
theieof. Ouo lufmorol lti.hscll .1 Co. and
nirnlust 1. J. Sehaibacic, J. llollenbutk
and 1. Ii, lirnnKp,, to seiureihe pa incut
orTeiily-lhiLO Iluiidiidand Mhy Do -bus,
evidenced b llo pioniissnij notcm
nientloned In mid nioilgnge. uiiJ that
tberolsjttunpalp on said notes tho sum
or Sixteen Hundred and blxty nnd twen-tj-seeu
hundiedtlis lollurr (f?lCli)i7) anil
Interest to the tenor if halil notes Ono in
tuoi of Itusill.t Co. and against 1,J,
nndJuko SUiarbai k, to tecure tho p.i..
intut ofTwenty-ouo H until ed dollars, evi
denced by tbriuccrl'ilu piomlssury notes,
ns mentioned In Mild moiigiige. nud that
theio is yot unpaid on said uoics the sum
of Seven Hundied anil Ten and tweut-
seien liiiudiecttli dollars (S7K.Z7), and In
tel est aocordlnji to tho leuor tlinof, with
iho written ondoiseiucnt 01 the bald I'.us
sell A uo. thereon appointing mo their
agent anil attorney In lact to lake possos
slon of tho pioperty theicin dcscill ed.aud
sell thesamoat jmbllo auction, I havo
takoii possession of aud will sell at public
unction ou
"Wednesday, the 6th day of July,
ls2, at tho hour of two o'clock p.m. of
Mikluay.at tho mill hllo of Wcliaiback,
llollenbaek A,Co', about two inilts cast ot
Woodbuin, In said county, the following
described personal piopoitj, us discnbeit
In said inoitgatics, to wil:
one median, doublet. II Buw Ami com
plete 'o. I (US. with ft lnchC. 1. nisKiim
-. w, and () Inch loji saw, w Ith bO leet leu"
li eh ply bulllut; inaiiulactuied b Kaiso I
A Co. Ouo water lank rsoSbU- One wood
and belt No, 4, t uo malu belt 1 10 feet
7 Inch .1 ply, One No 3 lnMiissllllon separa
tor No,!i.!lntinckand stinker and all tlo
llxtiuishelougini; to the Mime, Ono Tin
by thirteen stlt touialntd engine aim
loromolho boll. i'. Two lieiidof woik oxen
jokes and clmtus. Ono ailn I'lnuei .t
Matcher made by Diako at -.alciu, Oi t'
No,lL.og truck mado by aiudbaiior -Muiy,
E, M, CltOIAJs.
SUerlirofilailon County aim jiKort for
Itu!,tli j. Oo, o-a.-i w daily
At. Albany and Corvallls connect will
trains of Oie'ou l'.icillo Uullroad.
T. BURROWS
AIIIIIE3 a full lino of staple and fancy
(jroeerles, hrch Vegetables and Her.
lies In season, Ilultor and Egss nl
wajson Imnd, fa
220 Com'l St.
la si fjF
F-CriUJiSritAIN (DAILY EXI'M-rmiTJKAV
..if p. in.
7.25 p. m.
Lv. l'ortlaud A"rTI
Ar.MoMlnnvillbEv.
N:a) u, m
6:15 a. ni
Through
Tickets
To all points
EAST and SOUTH
for tickets and lull information regard
usr rates maps, etc., apply to tlia Cofnra
iy7? agent aalem. Oregon. '
K knvifi l8i AfsU ?' ' nnd 1,a,,s 6''
K. KOEHLh.H. lllinier
Notice to Ntiiluing ami Decornl
ing Contractors.
QEAI EDbldswillberecotvedatthof ov
O ernor'sollli'oln thoHlatel apltolbu.iu
lug.balem, Ouxon, until '.'o'clock p, m ,
Tuesday, July 5, 1802,
lorremodllngiindchnnKlui; the liouo of
llenresenlatlves (for iiconniln imr.,.,. ... i.
also pulntinjr and decornllni!:. to be bid on
sep irately, llothto be in occoidunco villi
pl.ms.spfciniatlons and details now on
exhibition at tho Muto house, and at tho
oillioorNEEK a CH A Ui, architects, Uj4
Klis street, l'istlnnd, Oregon. ' "
All bids must be dr-wn as required bv
tho specifications, "ste Kenernl remarks1'
Any bid not o ilrau ti win nn im n...,.i
eied by tho board. "'"
ny orner ot the Hoard HtnteCap tol Htilld
ln Coinmisloni.rs.
SYLNKHl'Elt I'KNNOYKft. Givernor
EiVrV NK; PniI)K, ir.ee of ;tnte. r" r"
J ! IJI' StWIHAN, htiite Treasurer.
W ii. A. AlUNLV, Clerk of tho Uo.ud.
irifer
-TjcicHmzsxEaasr
Itaimuer
ho is
J, i In-.
BTATK Ol'OKIO, CITY OF TOI.KIH),!
Lucah county, J
Jrunk J.Cheiuy make oath thu
.VeT cv" t0us biuliiet, lu Hie'oiiy 0r
,ii,.?i.,Sllt.?"K PV of u"e
.V,;'.': " 7"r iur icn nua every c.so
oftatarrlitluit cuiuoi b cured by iu
ue of Hall CaUrrli Cure
Bworn to Mon ino ud' ubcrlb-.i in
1 , , ,' Notary 1'ubllo.
tlnll's Catarrli Cure U takfii In
ternally nnd acts ilirxutly on tlio
uIchmJ. ami niuexiu kiirfucea of th0
ytein. tkuil for twtliuonlals frtv.
A' ,J Ciiksky Co.. Tilled", O.
f aold by drujigUt, 750.
J. M, Needham,
llOUtfE l'AI.NTIXO.. KALSO
MIXING, I'APBR HANOIXG,
NATURAL WOOD KIXldHIXQ.
Burton Bros.
&TATK BTIIKET
BRICK YARD.
hUffi .'.ocU f 0o,,','n Hrlck Rlwuyi or,
l-ttve ordem t O Btnli, M Siata stroM
Otjodliue A CnhHI. W HUteIiw, OT SlUo
yard, oj'rte Stale 'faou,
ON SALE
TO
UMAHA
Kansas City, St. Paul
CHICAGO, ST. LOUTS,
:-.nd,ll p.ntj
East, North nml Smith,
PULLMAN SLEEPERS,
COLONIbT SLEEPERS,
RECLINING CHAIR CARS
AND DINERS:
.Steamers I'ortlaiJd to San Kr.iuci.eo 1-ery
1 Days, '
TICKETS Ti?RtD EUROPE
onorraddre"d CaCml lu(or,ua'" cull
V H.HULm-'rir.AHt.Uenl V-mu Aut
2M Wnshligton M ,
l'ORTHNU, Orbqon
From Terminal or Inferior Points (lie
Jm.iiiMiiii Pr
lmilUlU 1UWUU1KI.
Is the Hue to tnlie
To all Points East and Souili.
ST. PiCL iND CHICAGO
(Nocliauge ofca-s.)
Cnniposed or dlulnK cars uuHurpisxid.
1'ullmau dnmlug room Vic tprs
ill.
IfWMV Eafiomss
Sas and Gasoline
?1IEI .
runs aU day!te l tUe buruer' turu iha w". Sl
MAKK3 NO SJrKtt OU DIRT.
Ot latest ean
TOURIST
rr Simplicity It llonta tlio TTorW.
It Oils Itself Automatically,
Xo Jlnttorles orllloctrto Rpnrlc
It runs with 0. Clamper Grade of Cosollao tlum nay
ciUer liuclne.
ron DKscmrrivK emewjua applt to
PALMER & rey, Manufacturers,
San Traiulsco. Cal. ard Portlamf. ffr.
rment
PRINTING
Sleeping Cars.
I LKGArT ilAY COACHES.
Acontltiuoiv !li,i imMitliup ..i.v.
llnes.ut,o.a.iw .1 Vaiffi,iB
Service
l'ulliimu sic
cured in udri
iuu nHii,
untuiurriii.ted
""- Ions own lieue-
oy geut 01
taTAS?S&.t!.a,t.i. !? "5.t f .- U pomu
I Jjrch rf, any :uXK
t .fu" Information mnumi.. .. ..
V. Stf-wuwai'ffitaTiS, IS!
ANKOr-THK UltQHT ESTAIH.ini, onPIrtiTtoTAn.B"r.ft""ftniUUei
ELEe 1' RIO BELT
ttTE8!HrTI,,T8w,T" EUCTR0-
IMPROVEMENTS. S SKftSSr
OT.ri.,.i,no,t"irrirr....V.V.'"' "lrrron
I""... U.ioor rit.Btlir.m kM""."" ,I,M V I'-f
tie TU.,mrtiffitSftJf"5-Jt'Mt HI h.il.b.
r.r or w. fu,r, J j'' ' ' ''Uj ftu tj u.
f,re.t u.n ,ttr -."'" ;" C l'f V,
iS&SSS&Ju?iiiii J
tt-WaVii?9SS ' aiAW 4 DOWNING, Agent.
Q.I72Flr.t6t.,P0rJTUND,QKEr
ri'TTIBTStgjyg-i
TF (MlrasrVlrkft m '" fTf''Jrafcr .
, iilTntll'tijJ.'.. r-fe-- :
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