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i TCiRIBLE RIOT
At iho Homestead Mills Near
Pifsbnrg A Number on
- Both Sides Killed
A BLOObY RIOT.
Between Detectives and Lockout
1 Employees.
Pirrsnuiio,Pa.,July 0. A bloody
battle between I'inkerton detectives
ftud tho locked out employees at the
Homestead works is in progress
here. Fifteen or twenty are ulready
killed jiud wounded and the buttle
Is still In IiunrrLs.
Prrrsntma. Penti.. July 0. Ear
ly this morning 300 Pinkertou de
tectives arrived at Pittsburg from
tho East, andjmarched quietly to the
Minongaliela and boarded barges
and started for the Homestead
Works towed by the steamer tug
Tide. At U:15 this morning tin
locked out employees wiro notlli
' of tills move aud when Iho lmrtt
arrived ut the Uomesti ad 6000 pi -pie,
including men women und chliii
reu were wulthig to meet them. As
soon as tho Piukertons attempt d
to land they were wi.rind oil bj
men und a battle followed. Tin
Piukertons were armed with Win
Chester rifles utiri tlio opposing crowd
chloily with revolvers, Piukertons
opened lire and at the first volley two
workmen fell. This enraged tin
crowd and thoy boro down on tin
Piukertons with Irresistible force.
Tho Piukertons fell back but con
tinued tho firing and finally the
crowd on tho bank retreated and
climbed over a heap of rubbish to
ward tho big trestle of tho leading
railroad bridge.
Threo hundred armed workmen,
however, stood ground and a d-
ultory firing was kept up. Finullj
tlley, too, wero compelled to fall
back from tho withering fire of
Winchesters, Thcflrst shot cume
from the burgo. Tho first man t
f.tll was Marliu Merry, u heater In
ono of tho mills, A big Hungarian
standing beside him stooped ovii
him und was in tho act of rulsing
the prostrate body when he, too,
was struck with a bullet and fell
licelilo his comrade; others rushed ti
the spot, picked up the bodies and
curled them behind the trestle.
Day was Just breaking when the
lights of tho steamer .with its barges
on either sldo Hushed in sight of tin
lienplo on tho bank. The crowd run
poll mull toward tho works, coming
to u high fence which surrounds the
works. They used tlielr shoulders u
battering rams und in a twinkling
threw down the Imrrlor. Men wo
men and children rushed toward the
point on tho shore of the river for
which tho flotilla was headed and
gathered In a mass tit the waters
edge, Slowly tho bout edged toward
tho landing and whon invaders were
within n few feet of their opponents
on tho shore, there was an Instant of
awful silence then a bright Hash, and
a sharp report announced the com-
ihencemontof tho dreadful work, tho
firing became general on both sides,
tho strikers retreated for a moment
but quickly rallied a short distance
from the bout and held their own by
sheer welghtof numbers and com
pelled tho deputies to proceed can
tiously. Suddenly forty or fifty de
tectives utlomptcd to Jump ashore,
tho strikers responded with a sharp
volley driving tho Invaders hack to
the semi shelter of tho lower deck.
Tholr captain wascarried to the pilot
house of the steamer. A number of
other detectives are more or less seri
ously wounded. Then thero was a
lull In tho battle
Tho fighting renowed shortly after
7 a. m., and tho battle continued for
a half hour. The second conflict was
p rod pa ted by another effort of the
I'inkerton men to laud. A number
of workmen wero Injured iu the
sccoud encounter. Thousands of
""tfarkmon from all surrounding
places tiro supposed to be marching
to reinforce the strikers. Workmen
havo built a fortification of steel
barn ou tho river bank, over a
thousand men aro behind it. 11 is
supposed soveral Plnkerton's aro
killed on thu boat.
At 8:30 firing was resumed in
desultory manner. Oiowil on shore
is constantly increasing. All trains
watched and all means of enlrnuco
to tho works guarded by men.
Before tho second attempt was
made to land, au officer In charge
gave notice to the workmen ou the
bunk that his men would land if
lie had to mow down everybody in
Hlght.thun he ordered his men to ad.
Yiince. They wero met by a shower
of lead from rllWs and pistols of tho
scattered workman, (lie unicorn fell
buck for an Instant, but rallied and
marching cl(ht abreast, endeavored
to get ashore but wero driven buck
again.
'Jiiu louowiug worumen wrw
killed: John Muirlw, Henry Btilegel,
Marco "Wlsky, Andrew Btiiogel and
Marliu Foy.
Strikers tired ti car of oil standing
ueur thu works for tho purpose of
burning the bout in the river, They
expect to tet tho river on fire. Men
plaewl a cannon on thu hill ou thu
' north sldo of tho river ami aru tiring
luto thu bout.
At 11:45 n. in, Iho steamer Llltlo
Bill came down the river to take oil'
th Piukertons liuprltoiittd on their
Urflt, there were a largo number of
jww men on tho bout, thu moment
H readied thu shore a regular fusil
lade occurred, Workmen nay It had
ftMlrtftiiOtf for thu Plukertoiif,
Iutke fight with (ho ttrlkera,
- WlfrWWm toid person, on the Lit-
ft JHU taA putt. Ukuouumm ncroat
the river fired three eliota ut the
Ltttlo Bill. Tlielr aim was bad, ono
ball entering the hearth department
oftho mill and took off a man's
head.
The number killed In now tcn,and
11 wounded. Strlkera claim besides
the captain and lieutenant, four
other men" were shot and fell from
tho barge. Ono of tho I'inkerton
men lumped oil the barge and wns
drowned. The pilot of Little Bill
was killed. Tho boat was driven oil
and proceeded down the river, work
men have telegraphed to have it
held at tho Locks. Hherlfl has ask
ed tho governor for assistance.
Captain F. II. Ileen, who had
cuargo of tho Pinkcrlou men at the
homestead mill, has been brought to
the hospllul here with five wounded
companions. Captain said: "I
guvostrict orders not to shoot until
tired on. Whon wo proceeded to
land tho whistle blew and the strik
ers Immediately commenced to
shoot, to protect ourselves we had It-
ri'tiirn the lire. Seven or eight of
ur men me hurt.
PiTTHmnia, July 0. At 1 p. in. A
(lag of truce displayed by the Plnkcr
tous and wnsshotdown.lt was lioM
od a second and a third time wltl
ilip Riuiie reMilt. Every moving l
Jei't on the barges as tired on. At 1 10
his afternoon 18 men were taken
from the yard of the mill. Three
lead, two of whom are Plnkeitois.
Fl.tmes are now spreading alone
tho river front and tho mills ur
'hreatened, Several explosions win
heard and tho people aro lleelng n
the hills to escape the fire.
At 2 n. in. ono of the Pinkoitom
raided his heudnbovo theedgo of the
barge, was Immediately shot and fell
backward.
1 p. m. The situation at Hoine
4 1 owl In ono of increasing gravity.
Die Piukertons aro in a dreadful
position exposed to a perilous (he,
itillets, cannon and dynamite.
Workmen are now preparing to at
tach a liose to the oil tank, and spur1
oil on tho boat and set it on fire.
The gonerul expedition that troopi
will bo called very soon.
Till: liATIOT.
Homiistlwd, Pa., July 0. At
1:110 p. in., two thousand workmen
from the south sldo mills of Pitts
burg, have just marched Into Home
stead with Hags and banners to as
slst the strikers. Tho excitement Is
Increasing. Supplies of arms and
ammunition are being furnished the
strikers by tho citizens of llonie
ste.ul and arriving from Pittsburg
and MeKeesport. It Is feaied the
carnage Is only begun.
Tho Governor Answors.
IlAiyusnuno, Pa., July C Iu
response to tho call for aid by tho
sherlir of Allegheny county on ac
count of tho Homestead riot, thu
governor font the following "Local
authorities must exhaust every
means at command."
AN INDIGNATION MEETING
Milw.uiUo Scores Sheriff Kelly
and Sampson.
Tho indignation caused by thu
action of tho officers Iu taking Wil
son from Oregon City and tho devel
opments that subsequently occurred,
Is on tho Increase In tho vicinity of
Mllwaukie. Last night a iiuetiug
was held on tho main street of that
town and there weie fully 600 people
thero from Sellwood, WIHsburg,
Clackamas and Mllwaukie. A gen
tleman named Itccd presided and
bitter speeches wero inude, receiving
enthusiastic applause.
Tho following resolutions were of
fered and adopted withuutu dissent
ing veice:
Wheieas, Churles WIIfoii, by his
own confession and oilier evidence,
is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt
of tho rape and murder of Mamie
Wa'sh, and
Whereas, Hherlfl Sampson did,
knowing these facts, without suf
ficient Justification, remove mild Wil
son out of tho county of Clackamas
and out of his custody, into the cus
tody of tho sherlll of Multnomah
county, and
Where Hherlll'JCelly, suflerlng ov
en greater cowardice and stupidity
than that of HhuriirSauipsou, In at
tempting to remove said Wilson
from Multnomah county, carelessly,
If not willfully, permitted said Wil
son to escape from li tin; therefore lie
It
Itesolved. By the citizens of Mll
waukie, Wlllsburg and Clackamas,
In Indignation meeting assembled at
Mllwaukie, dial Kberllls Kamsou
ami Kelly aro absolutely unlit and
unquMllled In courage, discretion
and intelligence to hold anv position
of trust or responsibility, and that
botli of said sherlfis should be com
pelled by the ilghteous indignation
of an outraged anil Injured people to
resign the positions they now hold,
and retire to tho woll-eurued oh
sourlty or iirivatn life, whero thoy
may possibly earn an honest living,
breaking rock, or In some other
occupation fitted to thu absence of
tho Intellect, discretion and courage
they have so conspicuously display
ed in dealing with wild Wilsen: and
bo It
Hesolved. That It Is tho seiwo of
this meeting that It Is tho duty of
tlio proper olllcer to Initiate legal
proceedings to oust Sheriff Kelly
I'roni his present iMihltlon and leave
It In capable hands, and also. If tint
thing bo jKicslble, to punish Sheriff
Damson lor muiteasaucu in oiucc.
A. I,UKI.1.1M,
T. II.UIKNIIUWIKU
w.e.JJ'iujN.
After Wilson.
1)UTI.ani, July 0.-A nmn Jut
returned (mm Mllwaukie, says Wil
son has not been caught but Wills
Insists that ho saw him lu't night.
Constable Lslker got out n search
warrant lust night and attempted to
search tho house of Kimk Wilson,
brother of tho murder r, but met
with resistance" und was finally pre
vented from searching the house.
All styltw ladles' vvtti at thu Xew
York Bucket,
NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
W. J. Campbell Will Reslga tho
Chairmanship.
Washington, July 0. Hon. W.
J. Campbell, chairman of the Rep
ublican committee, was in confer
ence yesterday with the president,
Secretaries Rusk and Elklus. Com
missioner Carter and oxSenalor
Bpooner, nearly four hours. At the
conclusion of the conference Camp
bell made tho following statement,
suylughehad nothing further to
say regarding tho question at issue.
The statement Is us follews:
"When elected chairman of the
Republican national committee, it
was with the distinct understanding
that my business engagements then
pending might render it impossible
for mo to act In that capacity. The
contingency was fully understood
by I lie committee and others di
rectly interested. Since tlio adjourn
ment of the commitU e I have been
unable to ad lust my affairs so us to
render it practicable for mo to act as
chuirnmii, and I therefore, as I re
served the right to do, have announ
ced t hut I wilt not so act. Under
he authority vested in me by the
.latlouul commiuee, I will probably
mnounco the executive committee
Within the next few daje, and tin
commlttie will oitet at au earlj
date. At the meeting I will form
ally tender my resignation, and no
-uccess r will then be elected. My
Mieee-fcor will bo chosen by election
by the i xecutlvo committee as au
thorized by a resolution adopted by
the ii itluiiitl committee."
Tho names most promiuentI.
mentioned In connection with the
chairmanship are those of Commis
sioner Cirter, J. II. Mauley, Maine;
Samuel Fesenden,Now Hampshire;
ind Mr. Hoburt, New Jersey.
Au Indian Pow-Wow.
Ciikyknnk, Aoknoy, 8. D., July
0. Tho big Cnthollo pow-wow has
closed. High muss ami confirm
ation scenes wero yery Impressive.
It wus also un Interesting sight when
over 12,000 warriors, who but eigh
teen months ago wero arrayed in
war dress, Bat around n big wigwam
and listened to talks by tlfflr head
man uboiit tho benefits of religion.
Well might Bishop Marti count his
life's work worthy ofconmi'Midution
when he could hero see 0,000 con
verts, who hud been added to his
church during his ministry of six
teen yenrs among them. Chief
Charger was president of tlio day,
and among tho orators were John
Clrass, Swift Bird, and Four Bears.
Special Indian Agent Thompson
made a speech, in which ho reflered
to the high death rate among the
Sioux, und attributed it to the prac
tice of eiillng the fifth quarter, or
entrails of beeves. Charger replied
spiritedly that this Is not the cause;
that those who died were students
from government schools. Bishop
Marti discreetly arranged the exer
cises to prevent the sculp dunce. The
feature of the celebration was the
rendition of u number of patriotic
songs in Hnglish by Indian school
girls. The young men wanted to
give a war dunce, but were "headed
oil," and contented themselves with
many pony ruces.
Killed a Tramp.
St. Paul, Minn., July 0. Mrs. A.
M. Smith, colored, shot and killed
an unknown man at Lake Oswosso
yesterday. Mrs. Smith is a house
keeper for Charles lleulge, a market
garden, on whoso place the stranger
trespassed. She claims thu man
threatened to shoot her.
Rawnrd For Wilson Dead or Alive.
Pouti.and, Or., July (!. Sherllls
Kelly and Samson yestcrd'iy author
ized a n ward of MOO for the body of
Wilson dead or alive.
L'.out. Ool. Dram Dead.
Sr, Paul, July 6.-Llout, Col.
Win- F. Drum, lilili Infantry, died
suddenly at Fort Yates, I. U., lust
night.
Tammany's Indorsement.
Ni:v Yomc, July (I. Tammany
yesterday Indorsed the Chicago plat
form and pledged earnest support to
the nominees.
The Silver Bill.
Washington, July 0. Tho Iioufo
has refused to refer tho silver bill to
tho Silver Hill committee on bank
ing and currency by u voteof yeas 43,
nays 15H.
Tho English Election.
London, July 0. Up to three thl
afternoon the returns show the elec
tion of 01 Conservatives, (Ui Liberals
0 Liberal ualoulsts, and "J Antl-Par-
nellltcs.
MARKKTS.
P o it T l, A n D, July U Wheat
valley, 1 a (U) $ 1 85 Walla Walla.
Jl.'JS
bAN 1'IIANCISCX) Ctil., July II
Wheat, seller f 1.403
CllU'AUO
77
Ills., July .-Wheat
How a Ih'autirul Flower was .Named.
An old legund tells of two lovers,
walking by the river Hliltie. The
lady begged her suitor to pluck a
little pale-blno flower, growing- on
tho bank. Iu doing so, ho fell into
tlio water, and wan drowned; but,
while, sinking, he threw thu (lower
to her, and cried:, "Forget me not!"
Thousand of women will never for
get what Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre
scription has done for them. It Is
prouiiYd specially to cure thoo dl
eeases from which they alone sufler,
and often In silence, rather than
consult a physician as periodical
ulus, weak bach, proluiwux, and all
uterine troubles. Purely vegetable,
und guaranteed to glvo mtlsfactloa
In every case, or uiouey refunded,
Iff r hist.
Following aie letters remaining
uncalled for In the postolllceat 8a-1
letn, July 0, 1802. Persons calling1
for same please say "advertised:"
Allln Miss Klrx Bu-iett.TM
Boknll Joh utiy Briggs A F
Baker Wm Baker Miss M C D
Collins Roy A 2 Corner EL
ColeSD DrolliugnrMaryA
Diiscnbury L B Drake 1' E
Evlus Johnny Erlckson F
Fryer F Finney Jas
Fondrich Kurtz Funcan Mrs E J
Fny Mattle Famos Mrs M M
Geln Mr Hogt K
Hopp G Hoover Stephen
Hunt W A Heart Patrick
Hcllron Fanny Harris V II
Harris W L Hayes Jos
Hnnua Hugh Jackson Jus '
Johnson Thos Klger Frank
Kroner J M Kern E A
Lush C W Lenora Frank 3
LaldlawJas Lawlead Miss
Moore Bill Murry A
Moore Frank Moses Mrs Wm
Moore F M Moses W II
Meyer J C Med lev Joo
Milam Jnn Mays W C
McBren CE2 McCormlck Jus J
McDiniel E P Norton Theo
Nelon Al Nuckales Hulda
Putnam J P Rickard R A
Hiker David Smith Fred
Smith Fred Smith Ernest
Snyder C C Sheets Hpnry
Simons Isabel Sanburn Geo
Tucker Em mi Wilson G G
Warren A G Whv Chun
Wollthen A Wallace Wm
A N. GILBERT P. M.
tatr of Okio, City op Toledo, )u
i.ucxs county, '
Prank J.Cbensiy innkooilh Hint hf Is
tliRsonlor partner of the llrm of V. J. I h
ney Co., dolus huslnt'ss In the eltv of
I'oIpcIo, county and state nforesalcl. and
tlmt Kilil llrm will pay tho mnn of Ono
Hundred Dollars for each and every enso
of Catarrh that cannot bo cured by the
uuo of Hall s Catirrh Cure.
KHANK J. CIIKNKY.
Sworn to before mo and Hiilmcrlbpd In
y presence, this Cth diir of December. A.
i. lav).
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A. W. GLKAHON
8EAL.1
Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken r.in-
tcrnally and nets directly ou the
blood und mucous surfaces of the
system. Bend for testimonials free
F. J. Chkniiy & Co., Toledo, OJ
C&TSold by druggists, 75c.
Estkay. A light red Jersey cow,
strap around horns. Information
leading to lior recovery will be great
ly appreciated at Blue Front grocery..
Mr. W. M. Terry, who has been in
tlio drug busines-i at Edttou, Ky.,
for the past twelve years, say.;
"Cliamberluiii's Cough Remedy
gives better satisfaction than nnj
other cough medicine I have eve1
sold." There is good reaou for this.
No other will cure a cold so quickly;
no other is so certain a preventative
and cure for croup; no other afford
so much relief in cases of whooplnu
cough. For sale by Geo. K. Good
Druggist.
To Tin: Ladies. "Viavi" stands,
alone, the greatest medical discovery
of tho nineteenth century. (From
an M. B., In the Ladies' Health
Journal, Newark, Ohio.) You are
cordially invited to call and Invest)
gato for yourselves. Office over 4
and 9 cent" store, Cot tie-Park hurst
block, Commercial street, B-ilem,
Oregon". lm
Bids Wanthd. On Its G& 0 Block
21 North 8alem und the buildings
thereon. This property must besold
Any reasonable bid entertained.
$G0(). can remain on mortgage pu.
able In installments if desired. Spald
ing it Rogers, Bush-Breynian Block
7-2-tf
Dyspepsia In ItH worat tonus will wield
to tho uo of Carter's I.lttlo Nerxo Pllli,
aided bv Carter's Little l.tvir PUN 'lhey
not only relieve present dlstiess but
Htrenghteu the blouinch nnd illgotlvo ni
pa ratlin.
There aro many forms of noivnua debil
ity In mm that yield to the uso of Carter's
Ilou l'llls. Those w bo are troubled with
nervous weakness), night swtats, etc.,
should try ihuin,
Unckaehols almost Immediately relieved
by wealing ono of Carter's Mimit Wild
and; llelludona llackaeho Plasters. Tij
ouo and bo free from pain. Pi lee Vj cents.
linemen's Ariilt'iiiil-o,
Tho lest 8 live la the Wi rid for Cutf,
llruises. -.jits, Ulceis, Salt ltluum, i'ovor
Sores, Tetter, i r.npped Hands, ClulblalUH,
orns aud all Sliiu Kruptlons, und ixisl
lively cures I'llen, or no 1 ay nqulred, it
Isguiirauteetl to give per eet niMnmctlon
or monoy lefunded, l'rlee, ej, cents per
box, lor sale by Dun'1 .1. Kry, '.'li Com at.
saiii:m m auk bis.
Wheat- OCjpor bushel.
Out8-as4l)o 1 er IiusIipI.
Pot n toes 12oc per bmlicl.
Flour ?5 per bbl.
Unin (ducked) ?1S por ton
Shorts (Sucked) Si'O rcr ton.
Egirsi 15o per doen.
ChlcuuiM Roosteis, 7o per Ui.j
hens, 10(.i12c por lb.; broiler nnd
fryer, iro per lb.
TurkeyH 1012c per lb.
l)uekB-l'Jloc per lb.
Geet-o 7o per lb.
Lartl 7f)C?l per pull.
Hut tor li"i(-rt8(Ki per pound.
Hecf 7(j'lli;iodrcnsc(l, L'lo on foot
Venl tic, dnsed.
Pork-(ljo drescd;5U on foot.
Wool 1520owr lii.
"Thick and Olossy,"
TIIK 1-KOnuCTION of an nbumlant
Brow in 01 iintr, v-f n Mlk-llUo texture
ami of tlio original color, often results
from the uso, by those who lmvo becoma
tmlil or gray, of Aycr's llnlr Visor :
"I was rapiilly bocomlnu Bray ami
Iwlil i but after ustiij; tv,o or threo
liottlcs of Ayer'a Hair Vir my balr
(row thick mul flosy ami tlio orlgl.
nal color was restored." M. Alitrlcli.
Canaan Centre, N, II.
"A trial of Ayer's ITalr Vlcor )m con.
inced mo of Its merits. Its use )un
not only eaused the balr of my wifo ami
daiieliter to bo abundant ami (.-lossy, but
It has given my rather stuntnl mus
aclio a rMjiectablo lennth ami appear,
auco." It. llrittou, Oaklaml, Ohio'
"I lmvo useil Ayer's Hair Vigor for
tlio pan four or Ave years niut ilml It a
most satisfactory ilreslng for thu balr
It Is all that I coubl Ueslro, beinu harm
less, eauslnu tho balr to retain Its
natural color, ami mpilrlns: but a small
quantity to render tho balr easy to ar-
Ayer's Hair Vigor,
rnirimu ar
Dr. J. O, Ayer & Co., Lowell, Matt.
Bald ty PnujiUu aaJ ISrfuwtrt.
Hood's Sarsaparille.
H nrcfully prr-raml from S.irsap.irllla,
D.iml. lion, JIuadraKc, Dock, "IH -scwa,
.hu.ll r lien les, and otlicr ei'-known nnii
ValiuUoicgcUulo icmullcs I y a pcrtih.r
coinbin itlmi, l roportlun, ml process, filv
ingto Hood's Sars.ipari'U curatlvo power
not posscs-cd by of . medicines. It
effects remarkablu cures liero others fail.
Hoc'd's SarsapariHa
IMhp best blood purifier. It cures Scrotals,
: t l!!.cuiii, hoils, I'hnples, aH Humors,
j :i'pla, C,iloiisticss, Kick Headache,
Im,lfcC'tloii, General Debility, Catarrh,
l; pumatlsm, Kidney nnd I.her com
jl. hits; overcomes That Tired Feeling,
truattsannppitlle, builds up the system.
Hood's SarsapariHa
Has met uiiparallcd success at homo. Such
Is IU popularity In Jewell, Mass., whero It
Is made, that Lowell druggists sell moro of
Hoou's S .rsaparllla than all other sarsapa,
rll!..s or Mood ptaMcrs. Tho samo success
is eMC'xllng all oct the country.
I-Sood's SarsapariHa
Is peculiar in Us Ftrcnslh and economy
It is tho only preparation of which caL
ttuly bu said "100 Doses Ono Dollar." A
botlloof Hoo'fsS rsa-.'iilll.i taken accord
ing to dhecl.ons, v i.l 1 .st a mouth.
Hood'u Uarsaparilla
Is peculiar In the confidence It gains among
all classes of people. Whero It Is onco used
It becomes a f.norlto family lemedy. Do
not bo Induced to buy oth-r preparations,
'to suro to get tho Peculiar Medicine,
Hood's SarsapariHa
Silrtbyilriigchti. flislxforgi. lToraredbj
O-1. IIOOI) A CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, JIaea
lOO Doses Ono Dollar
All Aboitltlt
Jttko baste, Your baggiiRe Is alt right,
but haveyongotaboi.lleullloleier'.-.tom.
ich MtU'is? oI Theu jo' nave made
.isud oiiiIskIoii, and If you aro troubled
with stomach qualms en rou'e If 3011 are
-e.islrk, in' dear Mr, or niadini, you will
hnvo deserved mtrfute. How dreadfully
the waves or the Jarring ol lb' fiiijno 01
ncrew Hhakcs you up I Now thero Is b
niuto butawlul enll to thowhlii'ssldc. Now
It ou bad the lllttcrNnluuj; with ou 1 1 11 k
couldn't bnppeu. T lvolersand tourIslr
talio our advice, and oeloie you ctnrt on
' our yntohlng or oeenn voynge, your coaMt.
wise trip or Inland ou lug, obtain tho Hit
ters, and thus fortify uuielvp ngalnt
slomneh dilllcultleu, iti.ilaria, dyspepsia,
und UieellcctsoftxpoMiie In rnuglnventh
er or bid diet or water. Tako It, too, fot
'dllousniss, kidney trouble and rheuma
tism. A New Kind of Iinmranco.
For twenty-livo cents you can in
sure yourself and family against nuj
bad results from an attack of bowel
complaint during the summer. Om
or two doses of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera und Diuirhoea Remedy will
cure any ordinary case. It nevei
falls ami is pleasant 11 ml safe to take.
No fuuiily can aflord to be without
It. ivor sale at 1:0 uuu ou cents pel
imltle by Geo. E. Good, druggist.
Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor proscribed : Castoria
From Terminal or Inferior Points the
Northern Pacific Railroad
In t ho line to take
To all Points East and South.
It Is thudlntug car ronte. Itrnns through
vestibule trains every duy In the year 10
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO
(No chnnue of cars.)
'ompofced of cllnlugrnrs unsurpassed,
i'ullmun drawing room s'eepera
Ol latest equipment
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars.
liest that can be constructed nnd In which
accommodations aro both tree and lur
nlnlicd for holders of llrtt nnd second-class
tickets, audi
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
A contlnuoi
ium. nltordlu
en lco.
I'ullnian sl
"iired In ndvi ,
tlio rond.
Sue eonnestlng with all
'ireet and uninterrupted
v'va.t ions can beso
t. o u uny ogent ol
Through tickets to and from all points
in America, Kngland and Europe can be
pm chased at any ticket oltlce of this com
nam. Kull Information concerning rates, tlmi
of iralns.ioutcN anil other details furnlshei
on application to any agent or
A. D. CHARLTON.
Assistant General l'nfxenger Agent, Nt
121 Klnst street, cor. Washington; Port
land npvnu
SHAW A DOWNING, Agents.
EAST AND SOUTH
VIA
Southern Pacific Route
Shasta Line
CALIIOUNIA EXntKhH TKAIN IIUN DAIM
llirrWKKN l"OKTIoAND ANUB. Y,
tjouUi. I
7,-a'p. iu7fi.v.
:lh . in. J.v.
b:15 a.m. I Ar.
orth
l'ortland Ar.
Salem l.v,
San Kran. L.v.
7:: a. in
5: 'tin. ni
I 7:U)p. ni
Above tr.ilimktoponly al lollowlng sta
lions north of Uo-euurg, Knit l'ortland
Or-gou Oily, Woodburn, baleiii, Albany
nuigent. HhcdiU, llaUey, Ilnrrlsburs
hi notion ( ty, Irving and Kuirene.
lUVjKllUUll MALt. DAILY,
8:S0 a. 111.
11:17 a. 111
5.50 p. 111.
I.V.
I.v
Ar.
l'ortland
Salem
Hose burg
Ar.l
J.v.
Lv.'l
i:JU p. 111.
1:10 p. m
7SJU a. i
Albany Local, Dully Kxrept SuiiiIh.v.
6:10 p. 111,
7:M p. 111.
wsi n. n.
rULLMAN BUFFBT SLEBFSHS.
Second Class Sleeping Cars
Kor accommodation ol pasuuger? holding
tecoud cuss tickets attached tu
exprtb trains,
lYcst Side Division, Between Portland
and Cervallis:
rUTLY (ESCt.IT hi NDAY).
7tX fc. 1.4,
CUU . 11
U.
! Ar.
IMrtlttiiu"
tMrvallls
"St.
L.v.
G..M p. in,
ISM P. iu.
At All' uj and I'orvallu e.'ir.tct wltn
Irains .i ure,s.m l'acillc ItallriMd.
BM'KISBTKAIN (jlAILY KC ITHUKIIAY"
T7' ,;':u. rnTKflE5JXr, I iEsnCTu
- . 1 i.. I Ar.JtrMlnnvllle 1 1'. ! i5 aiu
Through Tickets
To all point
EAST and SOUTH
tor ticket aud lull lninrmmmn ...,.
iLv. I'oribnd Ar. li0n.m.
l.: siilem l.v. 1 7:Sd n. m
r tlltnnv l.v. 1 K'-illn. ni.
PACIFIC
FOR TOWN
$2.00
Pcrdozen for the finest finished
I'ilOTOailAl'llts iutheclty.
MONTBE BROS.,
18lCommcrclal Street,
F. B. S0UTHW1CK,
Contractor ami
Builder.
Salem, - - Oregon.
T. J. KRESS.
HOUSE PAINTING,
PAPER HANGING,
Natural Wood Finishing,
Cor, 20th and Chemeketa Street
JOHN M. PAYNE k CO.,
Real Estate
and Insurance.
First stairway north offBush
bank.
JOHN IRWIN,
Pomnnfnp nn1
lUIIIllllLl UUU IJIIUlltl)
Shop 05 State street.
Store Fittings a Specialty
THE
Palace
FOR RESIDENCE "OR INVESTMENT
This property is unequalled by any now on the market in the Capital city of Oregon
BUY AN ACRE LOT
For a home or as an investment that must double in a few years.. Acre lots on tho fir&t
strc.pt north of the Palace fruit lots cannot now be bought for less than
8G00 to $1000 each.
NEAR THE CITY.
The Palace acre lots are within five minutes' drive from the Electric car line and
the residence portion of the city. These lots are now line, sightty, suburban residence
property, located on "D" street, the finest graded driving avenue about tlio city. First
class residences are already built and occupied half a mile out beyond this property on
the adjacent streets.
PLANTED TO FRUIT AND CULTIVATED.
These lots are covered w ith a tln-ifby two year old orchard of French, Italian
and Silver Prunes, Bartlett and Winter Mollis Pears. Some of the lots also have a
vineyard set out, besides the other fruit. Each lot has good street frontage and is equal
in size to eight city lots.
PRICE AND TERMS.
These acre lots are now offered at the low price of 400 to $500 each, half cash,
and two years time ou balance. For purchasers who do not wish to occupy the lots at
once they will bo cultivated for two years without extra cost, when all the fruit will bo
in fine bearing condition.
THE METROPOLIS OF THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY
Is not an overburdened city liable to collapse, but maintains a steady growth, when
other places lag or go back. It is THE ONE city on the Pacific coast possessing such
great natural, commercial and political advantages that by no possibility can it ever "o
backwards an iota. Ren ember this when investing. &
Of the Palace Fruit Acre Lots are satisfied from actual knowledge that this is tho
richest fruit region -in A nu rica. They are themselves engaged in fruit growing ana
cultivation ot small irmts and will give all information asked for by intending pure
ers. For particulars and a map of the city showing exact location, address:
THE YA0UINA ROUTE,
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD
And Oregon Development company'
steamship line. 2S miles Bliorter, w liourt
lesx time Hum by uu otuei lout. Kirn
cmss through paskeueer und utiKlit lint
Irom t'ortlaud nnd nil points In Hi Wil
lamctte vullev to and Irom fcnu ! nuieifor
TIME SCHEDULE, (KxceptHundays).
LenveAioanr 1:00 l'ii
Leave Corvallis 1:10 I'M
Arrive Yuqulna StlOPi!
Leave Vanutna ..... e;V A ii
Leave Corvallis HfctfAlt
Arrive Albany ij;jo A ii
,t9' j.,.& tralns connect nt Albany and
Corvallis.
The above trulnn iN-tniw.1 ut vnwnvt
with the Orecon I)eeloument urs Lie
jfamaiiisliiiw b,Hwr'ti Vunulim nn t,fl
branelsoo
umii l,--sf npers Irom l'ortland nnd ul
Ulllumette Valley points can make cIom
eonneotlou with tho twins of tin
.YniSFii?ft "yK"' Albany iVeovallU
snd If destined to Snn Kmnehni, bv !
lllIl.MtV -v.
Atenu aw and 'M 1-S-ont s
o
Krelitht and TlckK:
t., l'ortland, Or.
C.C, HOQlui Ae't aen'l vn.
l'as. AgU, Oregon I'hclflo K. It. Cto.,
O H UAilWhLL, Jr. OeniW 0f
". Ast. Oron Development
Oft, SW MoatgoBiwy t.;l
Kii2. 3 . "ri,vV?' fttl"'ua tho eenli.i
brnre date of sallln;.
l'itns,r sad Krelest Ktn tj ui
LOTS, FRUIT TRACTS AND FARMS.
A. H. FORSTNER &. CO,
Machine Shop, Guns,
Sporting (loods, Etc.,
BOS Coinmeicliil Street.
J. J. IIARKINS,
Scientific Horseshoeingi
Ol'I'OSlTll rtlUNDHY
On State Street.
RADABAUGII & LTLEY,
Livory Feed and
Boarding Stable,
EJCJi & ItOSS,
Horseshoers,
Oonernl IJlticliBniltlilng,
A7 State Street.
-II State BttcU.
STEEVES BROS.,
Catiforn fa Bakery.
TPIK L3BST,
101 Court Street.
THE
Salem Ilackman. Is
Rest Line In the City.
Court Struct.
MRS, M. E. WILSON,
Leading Salem Modiste,
'Mi Commercial St.
L ii. -CLOUGfl,
Uiidcrtukiii and
Cabinet Work,
107 State Street.
J. JO. JUMMMLY.
Tile for Sale,
Brick and Tile Yard,
NOIU'U 8ALLM.
Baths for Ladies,
JIAIll DHKSSINQ 1'AJlI.OItS,
124 Court Street.
jiimuj5ttiimr3Jielim..xrmMMiiiwrBdtaittijaawaj
-EVER OFFERED.
F ru.it
ADDITION TO SALEM, OREGON.
SPALDING & ROGERS,
Si.ishiT3reyma.ri Block:.
NEW AUVICIiTISKJUrNTS.
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in Groceries. Puinls.ftili.
and lVindow Glass, "Wall Pa
per and Horder, Artists' Ma
terials, Lime, Hair. Nails ami
Shingles, Uny, Feed and Fence
Posts. Grass Seeds, Etc
Notice.
persons Know log theinsolves Iu
T.5.1iu
M.T. RINEMAN
DKAI.EH IN
Staple and Fancy Groceries.
u.9TOV.rr' t'l'ware, Lnmph. Wi-edeu
and How van. ah i.(.,h. .,.' . j
.Viii " , c . .." '""auairuiik in their
"Highest l'rlee paid for couutrv m
.. n, " . ", . -.-.-.... uu i, 11 .,, itru
. n 1 ' . -- vuuuiii 1'HHlUCti.
iiu ' Bsl,Breofyouriatwmuge.
iMil.l tiy wini.i ... . t
tt-11
isolate street
State Treasurer's Third XnUce
STATroKonEKV101
TUKAHUM UcrAHTMG.Vr.
N01fM' 'k lltre'y B'ven that (.ufilclent
il lilt di.nrenn ImnH innm.ii 7.i
? "'- endorsed 'prjiente" SS
uot iili for uut of fund.,' aud that the
S'f?'vlV,.e,,".,,iereon tea'lng with tiw
daleof this notice, I'UIU il K h&IlA jj,
btuteTieaturer,
J. L. DENNETT k SON.
CANDIES,
Fruit nnd Cigar?,
P. O. Bloolc.
R. T. IIUMl'HKKV
Cigars and Tobacco
BlLIilAIU) ARL0i:,
213 Com'l Street
BOSTON
Coffee Housi
5c LUNCH
Open all NlRht
T. jr. JiLUJVDISZl,.
Meat, Poultry
and Sisli Market,
Insurance Block.
T. W, THORNBURC,
The Upholsterer,
ItcinoilcN, re-covers unit rep'it
iipliolHlticil nirnlliiie. PI
cluKSWoik. Clieniolcetn kIii
"'lull' Inpiiruice Lil iclc.
tC21
TA
rract
chas-
25c WantColumn.
Notices Inserted for ON 13 OKNT 1 ' It
VOHU EACH INBEUIION. A'ouuw
tisemeut Inserted Iu this ooluinn for less
than twenty-five cents.
WAJTLU.-KocruIlN for the Artillery
Hriyiiool iholiiiited States Army.
1 uu conditions ol enlMiiitntinthe army
are now nuu.uallv faorablo, and .1 bp...
lalreauliinKrendf;,ous hug been eMnb
1 -h. il In tuu city lor tb. purpose of alK.rd.
ns 1 he young men t 11, ' beetion i.u op.
ix.itunit loreulMiiHU Applicants mut
be between thelites ..I 21 in, I ;ai vL.tJ r
lace.i.ble lolled, pli,sicailv ounil. a,i
uoietoroad and wmo Hih i-'n,.iii, 1,.,,.
one inicretted a full jpi ,.
Horded by the rtcru'.tlug
r-. oltn una lilnnlr L' t "
olllcer, room 6. Kichi
(Irfln, a , V,V." r."t"i.'."iV 5-"ei.
C-aMtw-tf 2d Llenie'nnnt, 5Ui Artillery.
fllOLCT.-Xewly furnished room to Int.
X
inquire at !M Court street. 7.1.3
WATlTi1V7T.ll"'e nr fo"r apartments
!r light hoiue tmnlnif. Anniv in
LM, wl,','811,1 Iwu1.elte4.plng
r.. 1). ix)(lanl ,t (;
, ..
7-1-JI
V -TTTw' rejWenceB soven miles
nnrt hn Alc'"' ;,1,h Mrten, orohnrd
.NAl.otllie. 1'lenty of work. 7.1.1m
fJAUl'KT WEAVINO.-Mre
t one block wt of tnd ol 1
ew l'ark. All work warrant'
Harrison.
car trnrk in
arranted. 6-27-i
Taken Up.
itothn.,ii?r,Spo,,f,,Jcow WIUl '
iioin ears sill, and branded ou right hip.
ZSteJ can Bet ' by fcettlloc with
Mw CHAH iIKIH,Aj,keny,
2nM"fy
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