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THE'CROP REPORT.
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s8 rrtM ueeir a' Alone,
Homestead, Ctoigress, Etc.
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Weekly Crop Report.
HwtlAnd, July 10. The weekly
ron report of the Oregon weather
R; bafii Mys the fall wbeut Is being
" iMrveeted IU all eecuons. i no y ieiu
to better than was expected. Spring
town wheit la lining out very well.
J0U la being cut in a few localities.
Although the wheat, anu oat. crop in
' good It te not equal to last years nor
quite up to the average.
An ExieiiBivo Strike.
Nw Yohk, July 18. A Mall and
Bxp'reMi Homestead npeclal says that
both Bides are nUlet and there Is no
IffloK'dlate prospect of a settlement
of the fit) ike, which has alreadycost
roueliieralilo moie than $1,000,000
Every dav tlio works aro Idle coals
the Carnegie company $60,000. Ir
in twenty days lnce the hieu went
out. J'ho militia has been under
nrrns one week at $20,000 per du
oost to tho state of Puiusjlvanla.
The cost to tho tonipuuy and the
iato Is piling tip at the rate of $70,
000 per day. In addition, i'ir work
men loso more In wages. The de
struction of property has not been
great, as the barges burned were inexpensive.
i . In tho House Today.
Washington, July 10. All the
fc-nuto amendments, Increasing the
appropriations for tho World's Co
liunbian commlfcslou, were non
ooorurred in today by tho hou6e.
The Sunday closing amendment was
opneurred in, yeas 78 nays 74. The
greater number of votes to concur
were cast by tho Republicans.
The committee of the whole
adopted an amendment to the Sun
0y. civil hill, making it unlawful
for any government olllfliil to con
tract with a person or firm, which
Mnploys Plukerton detectives, or
My other tissoclatlon of mrti as
armed guards.
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Went to Pittsburg this morning for 'a series of dilatory motions designed tittup nf ttieMnU lining club, near
purpose of surrendering.
Fatally Wounded by a Soldier.
PrrrsnUKQ, July 19. David Les
ter, of Company A, Fourteenth regi
ment, N. G. P., stabbed Frank Cal
houn with a bayonet on Grant street,
near Fifth avenue, Pittsburg, at 0.80
A. M. Tho affray Is tho outcome of
a night's carousal that Lester and
Howard had Indulged In during Hie
night. They were still drunk in the
morning, They went along Grant
street insulting every person that
they met and brandishing their bay
onets In tho faces or pasers-ny.
They entered the room of Under
taker Bcrnshauer singing, and were
very noisy. Bemsliauor ordere.l
them out. This they complied with,
but renewed the noise ouhlde the
building. They defied arrest, hut
when Bernshrtuer telephoned for an
officer the drunken men started off
When they reached Dovere's under
(bklug establishment, where Cal
houu was employed, the latter ad
vised Lester to be more careful wllb
ihu bayonet ho was thrusting about,
Lester, with a vllo exclamation,
nlunged tliu weapon Into Calhoun's
ttomach. Culhouu fell without
itiUKglo. Lester rushed upon him
ig.iln.but was caught by bystander
After a hard fight Lester and How
ml were arrested. Dr. MuKelv,
who attended Calhoun, says thpre 1
uo hope of his recovery. Calhoun I
34 years old. Ho is a member of th
G. A. II., and has a family. Lfht-i
lives In tho thirty-second ward, am)
Is 20 years old.
to oust tho anil-option bill from the, Lawrencburg. Af er spending the
Prom Graur D' Alone.
YVakdnek, Idaho, July 10.
Nothing new or startling lias do
veloped in Coourtl' Aleno within
Hthe p ist t wenty-four hours. Troops
are being moved from one point to
.an. other to assist in making at
resia. Binall detachments have been
stilt to various points whero union
miners or sympathizers aro known
tube. Captain Bubb was reinforced
i'.byj ono company of infantry itl
Gem, as crowds wore gathering and
V tuelr actions were susnlclotia. Col.
Ptge with his battalion of 22l lu-
'" ftintry has been moved from Mullan
to Jiurke, whero tho 14th Infantry
' ta" stationed. Troops are guarding
Bunker Hill tramway day and
nlght.iiie company Is stationed at
. tbft K'llnn and nnn nt (tin mill. A
R U
jfef uf(rd js patrolling tho tramway at
furamteanu uem. uonerai caritn
ia established his licadquur-
Htm In a cottage at tho foot of thu
;fulch. The camp at this place has
been designated as tliu post of Ward-
.pvr, aud consists of battailous of 4th
and "5th reglmonta of Infantry.
Ool. Cook, of tho 4th Infantry, has
been placed in command.
" Supplies are being forwarded to
k'thls point ih largo quantities, which
Indicates that the troops will remain
'for somo time, Elghty-tilnu prls-
jouers aro now lodged In tho old
I" warehouse opposite tho depot. Ar-
; Vesta aro still being mado at dlller-
i tut towus whero troops aro stationed ,
ad Capt. Thompson at Fort Slier-
tan reports that a thorough search
f. Fourth of July canyon by Llout.
leloiiok's party was made, and no
or wounded found. Every
in was accounted for at Cunir
V Alana dfv.
These arrests wore mado yestor-
at tho Mission by Lieut. Miauls-
fcltpn, and tho prisoners sent to this
Tho order requiring all por-
i to scours passes In order to leave
i Is still In force Though mar-
;lal law' still prevails, Gen. Curllu
i his authority with mild discre
tion 'and obviates as far as possible
ny needless trouble for such as aio
bIo citizens.
Ji rlpplo of oxcitoniout was caused
by a half drunken Individual
rho tried tho patleiico of one of the
4ored soldlora by calling him u
9&9Xtt" "ooon," oto. Tho negro
his ontronohlug kulfu aud
14 nave carved tho fellow had
not taken to his heels aud ran
ray. Every oluccr anu white sol-
eommeud tho colored troops
their efficiency, dlaulpllue, and
1IL Physically thoy aro tho 11 nest
' of troops in cauip.
' 4,' party starts today with a pack
la to itearoh tho hills uotw(eu
i and the Montana liiio.nsruinurs
i euriwit that hundreds of armed
M are still lurking lu tho
lOtalns. A ooinpatiy was sent
iWallaoeywterduy, us threats of
lug Amu who was ooutluou
ion a otiurge oi muruur wei
made.
Whist Loaguo.
Nkw Yoiuc, July 10. Nearly eve
ry ono of the forty-seven whist club,
in the American whist league wu
represented at today's congress o'
the league. Play for tho Hamiltoi
trophy being tonight. There are 22
clubs outercd, each represented by a
team of four. Among tho clubs
represented is tho Walla Walla club,
of Walla Walla, Wash.
Ohili Makes Settkmont.
Wabminoton, D. C, July 10.
The secretary of state announces
that a settlement has been reached
between the United States and Chill
as to tho Idemnlty to bo paid by the
lattsron account of tho assault on
tho crew of tho Cruiser Baltimore.
$75,000 gold will bo distributed
among the families of the two men
who lost their lives aud to tho sur
viving members of tho crow who
wero wounded.
position of precedence. Friends of
the measure were strong enough to
resist the eilort, and when the sen
ale adjourned the auti-optlon bill
was "unfinished business" to como
at 2 o'clock today. The ways and
means committee of the house has
ab(.ut completed the work of the
cnnitnltteo for the session. The
policy of somo Democratic members
In postponement of further attempts
at tariff' revision prevented action
on sugar, salt, lumber, Iron ore, and
other proposed bills. The improb.i-
bllltvvofuny additional tariff' bills
emerging from the ways and means
committee Is Increased by tho fact
i hat Republican members of tho
otnmlttee are not disposed to assist
Democrats on the committee to
secure a quorum. Word was re
ceived by Democratic members that
Republican members would not at
tend any session of the committee
except for the consideration of the
adjournment resolution.
Washington, July 10. Post Pest
masters: Oregon, U. 8. Grant, Dal
las; Essie C. Robertson, Indepen
dence. Lieutenant Colonel Oliver
D. Green, assistant adjutant general
indAutlrew H. Buit, Bevcuth In
fantry, to bo colonel. Majors M.
Sheridan, assistant adjutant general,
and Daniel W. Benham, Seventh
Infantry, to bo lieutenant colonels,
All of the nominations of graduates
last spring from the military acad
emy to be second lieutenants, and
additional second lieutenants in the
rmy, were confirmed.
day withwirlcndH, the parly started
back toLawrCnieburg lUHklfls. One
of the boats, contain; John Smith
and Con Bogart and iwo compan
ions, was a frail craft aud leaking
when the party left camp. In mid
stream It caiisized, throwing the oc
cupants into tho water, Smith and
Bogart being drowned, while the
other two young men wero rescued
by friends who witnessed the ac
cident from shore.
FIVE OAR LOADS.
to
Oaso of Alico Mitchell.
Mr.iMi'iiis,Toun,July 10. Inquiry
into the mental condition of Alice
Mltflholl.who killed Freda Wardo iu
January last, commenced yesterday.
George Mitchell, father of the accus
ed, was tho only witness examined.
Ho testified ns lo tho Insanity of
Alice's mother years ago and that
Alico manifested noticeable pccularl
tles recently. Tho witness knew
there was an afiectionate feeling bet
ween tho girls, aud Alice told him
she killed Freda bccatiso she loved
hor,and Freda had gono back on her.
Thoy wero engaged to bo married.
Slio never talks as If Fred is dead, but
spoaks'ln tho presuut tense of her.
She has never taken any Interest
over the trial or her fate.
Tho Oarnegio Company,
Pjttsiiumi, July 10. Officials of
tho Carnegie company say there Is
no truth lu the repot t that tho com
pany Is endeavoring to get men a
broad. They can getall tho men thoy
want in this country. Tho company
is going slow to give tlio old nuin a
ohaiico but after tho twenty-first of
tho mouth, the plaeoa will be llllcd
with non-union men.
Tho Striko In Now York.
Nnw Youic, July 10. Every
building material yard lu tho city
was cioseu yesterday witn tlio ex
ception of ono tho result of combined
lookout aud strike consequent on
tho light between the house smiths
union and tlio irou league Tho ef
fect of Jheso stilkers was COO Masons
quit work for laok of material to
work on. By to-night probably the
entire supply of building material
will bo used then the light will be
gin In earnest.
Will Not Mako Reapportionment
Ilouiiisi'Kit, N. Y., July 10. The
Monroe county board of supervisors
this morning under advlco of mNow
York member of tho Republican
national committee, refused to make
tho reapportionment oftliu assembly
districts as provided for by the last
Denioeratlo legislature. This will
piobably be mado a test ease aud
preolpltnto a hot political fight.
Disastrous Firo.
PitoviDKNUi:, It. I July 10.-2:30
p. in, ulsasterous lire Is raging here,
flames aro beyond control.
Supremo Court Justlco.
Washington, 1), C, July 10
Tho president has nominated Geo.
Shlras Jr., of Pennsylvania for Jus
tlco of tuo pupremo court.
Nows From Homestead.
Prrrsiuma, July 10. Speaking
of the failure to resume, Generul
Superintendent Dillon, of tho upper
md low'ir union mills, said: "Wo
did not start yesterday morning be
cause w e were not ready to resume.
When we are ready we will start,
none of the men camn back today,
but for all that we do not anticipate
trouble Jn resuming." It Is sup-
pood the company will endeavor to
procure men from somo of the sur
rounding nills to start, the Induce
ments being to give them better
positions than thoy have now.
When they will start is not known.
Tho gossip about this latest move
on the part of the company was
very free last evening. Many sym
pathizers with tho men think it a
shrewd move to get tlio leaders in
the strike out of tho way at the
tlrno when tho company expects to
begin operations. The general Im
pression is that this is only tho be
ginning of a great legal struggle
here. An attorney for tho strikers
said that no information would bo
made against Frlck, Lovejoy, and
Potter now, and It was possible ho
retaliatory measures would be taken
by the strikers. If it was decided to
take such action the charge,, would
probably bo conspiracy. From a
source close to the Carnegies. It was
learned that the firm has the names
of 215 strikers against whom thoy
bellovo they have enough evidence
to convict as accessories of the mur
deters of Pinkertous.
A Shipment of California Fruit
England.
Hachamento, Cat., July 10. At
ten o'clock tonight the first of tho
special fruit trains of five will leave
this city for Loudon, transferring
tho fruit at New York to the fastest
steamer of the White Star line for
Liverpool. If this shipment should
provoa success it Is expected there
will be at least one hundred car
loads of choice fruit shipped from
here for the Loudon market this
season. Tlio present intention is to
send out oue train each Tuesday.
TliooutMde cost will lie ?o.7o per
huudred pouuds to London, where
It Is expected enormous prices will
be receive 1. The fruit tialn that
leaves here tonight will bo gaily
decorated with the American Hags,
aud much interest is being mani
fested iu the event.
Te vdict PACIFIC LAN
OF ALL who havo mw Aycr's Pills w
for Ulllousncss mil I Iver Corn-
D AND ORCHARD CO
$2.00
plaint is that they arc ilia best eer
mado. Being free frrm any mineral
mcrcdlents, and sugar-coated, Aer's
Pills are adapted to all ages, constitu
tions, and climates,
nrnvinr. hopiI Awr'ii Pilli for many
ypari in my practice ami family, I feel Peretozen forthe finest finished
justified in recommending tlioin ni an iiioTOGHAl'HHIntheclty.
rxcclleiit cathartic nnd liver medicine. .
They smtnin all tlio claims made for MONTEE BROS.,
them." W. A. Wcstfall, M. D.. V. P. i g9 commercial Street.
Atistin&N.W.n.lt.Co.,nurnct,Texas. '
"Aycr's Pills keep my stomach and
liver in perfect condition. Fho years n ri PAr1Tlinpi.''
ago 1 was nfllicted with enlargement of ), jjuUlllu 11IV
tlio liver and with a severe form of dys- i
pepsla, mott of the time being unable to fJontrjlHoi" 1111(1
retain any solid food on my stonncli. I vumi.ii.iwi
Ijtiiuicr.
FOR TOWN LOTS, FRUIT TRACTS AND FARMS.
ilnnllr lmmn to takn Avcr'n rills, and
after iming only tlirco boxes of tlieso
magical pellets, was a well man.'
Lucius Alexander, Marbloliead, Mass.
If you have Sick Headache, Constipa
tion, Indigestion, or Piles, try
Ayer's Pills,
rnrTxncD bt
Dr. J. C. Ayer It Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers In Medicine.
Baleni, - - Oregou.
T. J. KESESS.
HOUSE PAINTING,
PAPER HANGING,
Natural Wood Finishing,
Cor, 20th and CUemeieta Street
eAto. PfiiUson at Homestead,
littomwJiAO, July 10. Governor
i arrived, this morning aim
tiOofti by detaob merit of cav-
ttom the depot through pour
mitt to General Buowden's
martens while the caution ou
hlU boowed a salute. The first
l ttiaeed the strikers to rush out
itb mlu thinking another tight
Ibefun.
I oqfeet h tue Hovernoni vit
i tit troops. e win pw
a weeK. u. w ho
StocK Yards Buruod.
Ci.KVEi.ANU, July 10, Tho stock
yaisjs buildings, except tho Stock
Hotel, wero burned yesterday after
noon. Tho loss U from $100,000 to
150,000.
A Prohibition Town Scorched.
At.LiA.NCK, O., July 10. Four
saloons and a barber tdinp were
burned in this prohibition town
today. Tho loss Is $o0U0.
Congressional.
AVABHrNCixoN, July 10. lu tho
seuate, after the mswge of the de
bt wUl wake ny ttupt ! floleuey appropriation bill today,
artiltnithmi""- labor dlf-lthe ami-eptlou wu was iumhi up
v 4 aiuttber tf men mf 'aaiwaite the rfnr oraer. lue
i
Sad Accident at Marshfiold.
AtAiiHiiimiLD, Or., July 10. A
sad accident happened to Mrs.
McGcu at her homo lu Ten-Mile
Huuday. She was stopping with
her daughter, Mrs, E. Thomas.
Tho latter, seeing a largo chicken
liawtt lfglfiiu tho yaid, seized a
shotgun to shoot tho bird, aud Just
when she pulled the trigger her
frightened mother rati in front of
her and tho full charge of buckshot
lodged iu her left leg just below tho
knee. Alts. McGeo was brought .to
town today for medical treatmout,
and It Is feared her leg will havo to
bo amputated.
Living Quietly in San Francisco.
San Ii'uancisco, July 10. John
S Allan and Mrs, H. Y. llobden.
the couple who eloped from Mon
treal May 21, convulsing Cauadlau
society and causing widespread In
terest everywhere, are hero. Eastern
peoplo last heard of them lu Boston
to which place they appeared to
have gone almost direct. Alter that
their whereabouts were more or less
shrouded lu mystery. Some persons
have lu tho last few days lecogulzed
them, and oue, at least, has talked
to them, but to all except one they
havo strenuously denied their Identi
ty. At tho PleaBanton they havo
all the tlino lived very quietly.
Protest From Religious Bodlos.
W'AhutNuroN, July lo. a ureat
number of protests against opening
tho world's fair on Sunday wete
presented In both houses of congress
yesterday. Senator Colquitt, of
Georgia, who yesterday spoke on
this subject, together with Geucral
O. O. Howard, at tho Ashbury Park,
N. J., auditorium, accompanied the
ltov. S. 12, Young, In chargo of the
auditorium, aud ltov, J, It. Kuowles,
D.I)., seotelary of tho American
Sabbath union, totho house of re
presentatives today, whero they had
an interview with Speaker Crisp.
Thoy presented to hlin tho protests
or tho general assembly of tho Pres
bytorlan church, hold at Port laud
Or., 5 of tho geueral conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church, held at
Omaha; of tho International con
ventlau of societies of Christian Ku
deavor, Ifuld at New York; of the
oougregaUouB at the Auditorium at
Ashbury Park and Ocean Grove.aud
of a largo number of religious con
gregatlons throughout the laud.
Speaker Crisp promised to lay Hbe
foro tho house at the first opportu
nity. Two Youns Men Drowned.
Cincinnati, July !? A party of
10 excursionists left hero Sunday on
An Erring Wife Oaught.
Williamspokt, Pa., July 10. A
sensation was created here Sunday
by tho arrest of District attorney
Biungord, of Clinton county, aud
Mrs. William Mosher, wife of a pro
minent citizen of Lock Haven.
The couple were surprised iu the
samoappartment of a hotel by the
enraged husband, backed by a cou
ple of oflicers with a warrant for
the arrest of the man and woman.
Mrs. Mosher left Lock Haven, after
showing her husband a telegram
summoning her to this city to at
tend the funeral of uu acquaintance.
Suspicious of the husband wero
aroused, and he notified tho police
to be on the lookout. The district
attorney como with her ou the same
train, but in another car, aud they
repaired to a leading hotel, shadow
ed by an olllcer. Mr. Mosher came
down on a late train, warrants weie
Issued and the couple arrested at an
early hour. They gavo ball In the
sura of 500 each for their nppear
auce lu court. Mr. Urungard is
prominent at tho bar of Clinton
couuty, Is serving a second term as
district attorney, and has represent
ed his district iu tho legislature.
Ho has a family. Mr. Mosher Is
a very prominent merchant, and is
said to have had reason for some timo
to doubt his wife's fidelity.
A CANAL IN IRELAND.
Scheme of a Now Member of Par
liament.
LoNDON.July 10. TheTimca gives
prominence to a letter from Sir Ed
ward Watkiu, Liberal-unionist,
member-elect of. tho house of com
mons for H the, and chairman of
the Southeastern railway company,
urging a settlement of the Irish
question by a compromise between
Gladstone aud Salisbury, and by
construction of a ship canal across
Ireland aud a tunnel connecting
Ireland aud Sco'hiud. Tlio c in
struction of the ship canal, Sir Ed
ward says, would place Ii eland ou
tho shortest sea routo to all tho great
West and to tho east by way of the
Canadian Pacitlc railway Surveys,
he adds, show the project is feasible,
and that the cost would uot exceed
$20,000,000. Sir Edward fuither
bays tho coustiuctlon of a ship canal
and tunnel would restore prosperity
to Ireland by affording work for
thousands of meu aud by the im
petus that would be added to tho
ptesent commercial industries aud
the creation of new ones.
JOHN M. PAYNE k CO.,
Heal Estate
and Insurance.
First stairway north of Hush
liimk.
BICYCLES.
Full bill bcarlDB Bafety Ill
cycle". Tho lowest priced wheel
luthe mtrkot. Ttie best In tlie
world for tne price. C.B. Hrown
Agent,2-l!i OoimnT clal St
A, H. F0RSTNER k CO,
Machine Shop, Guns,
Sporting Goods, Etc.,
JKW Commercial Htreet.
J. J.
I1ADABAUGII H'LEY.
Livery Feed and
Boarding Stable,
41 btatoHtre6t,
STEBVES mtos.,
California Bakery.
TH1 BEST.
101 Court Street.
JL II.
')
Undertaking and
Cubinct Work,
107 State Street.
Scientific Horseshoeing.
OPPOSITE rOUNDIlY
On State Street.
J. I, BENNETT k SON.
TUB
Salem Hacltman Is
EI. POIELE.
Host Lino In tho City.
Court Street.
CANDIES,
Fruit mid
P. O. Qloolc
Cigars,
J. B. 3LUHPHY.
Tile for Sale,
Brick and Tile Yard,
KOHTU HALLM.
5EKS. E. O. SIOIVUO.
Baths for Ladies,
KA1U DKKSSINO PARLOUS,
124 Court Street.
It.-T.1IUMIKRE1
Clf?ais nnd Tobacco
BILLIARD PARLOR.
243 Com'l Street
T. W. THORiNBURG,
The Upholsterer,
Hemodele, ro-oovcra and rep ir..
upholstered tnrnlturo. Flrru
class worfc. Cliemolcitn
Htnto Insurutice I loclt,
stref
JOHN III WIN,
Carpenter and Builder,
Shop (15 atnto street.
StorcFIttinps aSpccialt
Digging Up the Cronin Case.
CmoACio, July 19. At n meeting
of the Cronlucoaiinitteoheki foi the
purpose of considering certain new
evidence snld to have recently turn
ed up In connection with the alleged
untried perpetrators of the Cronin
inurder.it was decided before taking
nuy decisive step tho opinion of one
of the alle.i-t luwjers In the cotiutiy
should be tukeii on the whole case.
Assurances of solid llnanciul support
are received from the East lu cate of
another stiuggle. A letter was draft
ed to JMousignor Klrby,of tho Amer
ican college In Itonie.n cousin of tho
inurdeiLd man, asking his co-opera
tlou iu couuteructiug certain iniiii
ouces iu this city, which, it was said,
had been powerful agents lu closing
tho mouths of those who could ro
veal the wholo plot. He will be ask
ed to lay the oumj before Cardinal
Ledochow ski with a view to direct
action by the Vatican nsthe only tf
fectlvo leniedy.
Tho Discovery of America.
Rome, Juno 19, A papal encycli
cal on the Columbus celebrations
wae issued Saturday. It directs
that on October 12 a mass of tho
trinity be celebrated in Catholic
churches of Spain, Italy and Amer
ica iu honor of Columbus The en
cyclical aho invites the bishops of
other nations to say the same mass.
Tho pope says ho cauuot doubt that
Columbus was primarily iuspired by
the Catholic faith.
The dill'erenco between him and
the illustrious men who before and
after him discovered unknown lands
was that Columbus was animated
by the spli it of religion, which sus
tained his constancy, aud aflorded
him consolation in his greatest trials.
THE
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Palace Pruit Tract
ADDITION TO SALEM, OREGON.-
FOR RESIDENCE OR INVESTMENT
This property is unequalled by any now on the market in the Capital city of Oregon
BUY A.N ACRJB LOT
For a home or as an investment that must double in a few years. Acre lots on the first
street north of the Palace fruit lots cannot now be bought for less than
$G00 to $1000 each.
W. P. Harrity the Man.
Ni:v Yohk, July 10. It Is practi
cally assured that Secretary William
F. Hurrlty, of Pennsylvania, will on
Wednesday bo uuanlinously elect
ed chairman of tho Denuicratlo na
tional committee. It is certain that
ho will accept.
Epidemic of Whooping Cough.
Amixia, Ohio., July 19, -Whooping
cough has Invaded tho village.
The attack is violent, aud spates
neither child nor adult. Out of a
population of COO, at least 4o() per
sons havo Itj even the domestic
animals aro stricken. Deaths nic
numerous, it being curious fact
that mort adults than ohildreu have
died.
Strength and Health.
If you are not feeling strong and
healthy, try Elect rlo Bitters. If
"La Grippe" husleft you weak and
weary, us-e Electric Hitters. This
remedy acts directly on Liver,
Stomach and Klduejs, gently aiding
those organs to perform their funct
ions. If you aieniUlcted with Sick
Headache, j ou will find a speedy
and permanent relief by taking
Electric Hitters. Ono trial will con
vince you that this is the remedy
you need. Large bottles only 50 c,
at Dan'l J. Fr's drug store.
Ifyouineueroii8or djbpeptlo try Cni
tor'8 Little . en e Pill, btbprpsla makts
j;on nervous, iiud uurousnebs makes ou
ujsiieptlejclilio-one renders you inlsura-
uiu, uuu iutKu iimu puis euro bote.
-My irlcud, look here I jou know how
weaVund uen ouh your wife is, aud jou
kuowthnt Carter's lion Pill will relieve
iter, now why not he lair about It and buy
her u box,
woman wild Is weak, nervous nnd
bleipltfs.ond who has, cold hands and
U't't, ouiuoi Iceland uctllkoa well person.
Cartel's Jron Pills equalize the circulation
remove nenousness, and give btreuath
aud rest, "
MARKETS.
P O K T I. A N J), J uly lO.Wiuut
valley, 1 80 $1.32 Walla Wallj,
$1.U5 1.27J.
San Fiwnciboo Cul., July it)
Wheat, seller S1.-J2J
Cmn.wio
70J
Ills., July ID. Wheat
A Little Girl's Experience in A
Lighthouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Loreii Treseott, me
Keepers or tUe Gov. Lighthouse at
Baud lloach, Mich., ami are blessed
with a daughter, four years old.
Last April she was tuken down
wltu Measles, followed with a dread
All Cough and turning Into a fever.
Doctors at homo aud at Detroit
trtuted her, sho grew womo rapidly,
Theushe tried Dr. King's Mew l).
eovery and after the uso of two and
a half Lotties, was completely curul,
They say Dr. King's Now Discovery
k worth IU weight lu gold, yet you
xuuy gei u trial bottle frct at Dau'l
i. rjr urugDtore. a Com'l et. 9ri.
U
3CROFULA
, Hi -.t tmiiurlty ot H o blood which j.i .
i s im ilpl.tly lumis oi swelling!, ou 11 1
i.ilniif tl.eiieck; causes nahiful nmiiln,
km on tha arms, less, or ilUj declire
-. :a lu tl,o eje3,enis,or nuro.oitinrr.i
t blindness or deafness; Is tlio oilii. oi
' i, lo", canceious growths, or tlio mai j
r iiniitfestntlons usually ascribed !
uimisj" and fastening upon the lunpt.
am.s consumption, and death, ltcii
c inot ancient, It Is the most uciier.tl . .
11 diseases ur nffcoUom, foi very tt
n rsniis are entirely free from It.
Kow Can
It Eo
Ity tRklnft Hood's Sarsanarllla, w hlcti, by
uiiiurknblo cures It has arcoinpltsrteil.
nen whin oilier medicines havo failed
' s proven Itself toK n potent and pecul
..r rollclno for this disease, Somo ol
il cures are reallv wonderful. If jui
f ur from scrofula oi Inipuro blood, be
aie to try Hood'g Sirs.iiirilla.
i-. ery spi Inf mj w Uo and children ha r
oeon troubled with scrofula, sores bre,ik
g out on them lu various places. Vy
attle lo), thrvo years old, lias been a
enlbte bufferer. List spring he was one
us of sores trom head to tect. 1 w
n tlvulMuso Hood's Saoapartln, and ,c
I voiaiukeult. l'he result Is that all hau
l fu curd of the scroiula, ni) little lxv
'I' gmtlaly tree from sores, and all four
t i iy children lot k bright ana healthy."
!. ATirniTOx, Iisalo City, N. J.
flood's Saisaparilla
' Im-wUts. Jlnlrforfj. frnwr.!!,,
lO l t tX) Apotliecurin. Lonlt,JU,
!00 Dosos Ono Dollar
NEAR THE CITY.
The Palace acre lots five within five minutes' drive from the Electric car line and
the residence portion of the city. These lots are now fine, sightly, suburban residence
property, located on-"D" street, the finest graded driving avenue about the 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 with a thriftv two vear old orchard of "FYrmnh Ttnlinn
and Silver Prunes, Bartlett and Winter Nellis 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 on balance. For purchasers who do not wish to occupy the lots at
once they will be cultivated for two years without extra cost, when all the fruit will be
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. Ii is THE ONE city on the Pacific coast possessing such
great natural, commercial and political advantages that by no possibility can it over go
backwards an iota. Remember this when investino- au IU uvtIk
TSXS
ers.
9f.tlIa.ace Fruit Acre Lots are satisfied from actual knowledge that this is tho
r chest fruit region m America. They are themselves engaged it fruit growin- la
lfaI0Afm?llf11? and waU!vo all information askeVfov hU2lZ w
x-oi ..mwcuiara ana a map ot the city showing exact location, address-
SPALDING & ROGERS,
Bush-Breyman Block.
Hernia and Chronic Diseases
DIt'S. SHIMP & HOUSE!?,
Devote special attention to Ntrvnus fn
arrhal, jisthmntlo and mU v.). '... l:a'-
iJk.eJSJSJruptu.re curea without piln or
dUeaS traea?e5 hvK,Ci?ift'" "n c"'f
Hff " e ip-pV. a-1. u' r ' ,'rnlt5 L
unu uivrx, ctaiem.
NKW ADVEUTISKJ13NTS.
JOHN HUGHE
f cfc,in ,ai,o'ries, Pninfs, Oils
and Window Glass, Wall Pa-
tiett, llnsh-llreyi
n
l-O
25c WanCoIumn,
I7ANTK1 Mnnn... ...
fl.t-.. eiv,rom.,.0.r.,,,'.reU or.
irUnit i!r,,a :".!"'iue and
ttalinf '.. Tr...'..'"'1"" IxTlUaueut.
2SS LV-1S9 - i.uSi',"r XJSTS ia
. ..uurrn will, ii..,. . ".v -
Salem Abstract and Loan Co,
Th6eSS!?'bs,te.k"';?'rlon
Jdlled promptly and
aXely,
W. H. H. WATERS,
MANAOKR,
THE WILLAMETTE,
kALEJir, OREGOX.
Hntos, 2.50 tols.OOpw Day.
menta. 1,. tawi ' -Pjo to
Choicest Fruits
Qrown.lu tho WUtameim Valley
A. I. WAGNER, Prop.
r ,IU .-UOIIllT, ArllSts' 31a-1 TU'ANTEU.-pecrults for the Artillery
a- ins, j.11,,0, air. Nails and tLo K ffiS.2SiYJ?,W.AVSS?
Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence $J$X&lv&&
iVto. Gnu,s Seeds, Kic, M t; ttjfel
rnVmrif"?"6 "?"'. section an op-1
l?DeSe.e? '' of 21 an'd 90 lyun nf vS
I aulotorea'R''y.," ?, ."
M.T. RINEMAN
DCAUCU IN
Staple anil Fancy Groceries.
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officer rrinm a t. " l" rocruuinK
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V'T". AL.VIN ILkVIIkviVam
Sd Lleuicuant, 5tU Artillery.
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