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

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Newspaper Page Text' ""'T Zi oi w as MEDLEY OF IIS. HiiM mmwicr iubttbcii PvHtHMl, Ceiigressienai. rHOM HOMESTEAD. 199 Men at Work, Mostly Hew HaHds. Pittsburg, July 0. An Asso- 'Prew reporter made a tour of Homeetead BteI mills yesterday. p'btlnx the only newspaper man who kt bM Mmaeeded In cralnlnff admission behind the great fence. Ho found tout 160 men at work, most of them aew employe'. Four furnaces In (tui amor plute department were charged, and complete resumption la this department will take plnce teday: 'I ho open hearth department nd mechanical department were ta) being worked, but In a desul tory way. The nmlfitunt superin tendent H confident, If the mill re itumes, he will in a day or two ste many of the former employes re rturnlng. A largo number of col ored men arrived at Pittsburg today lll ylslWd Mr. Frlck. Their dead naHon is surmised to be Honiesteml. A sWie Htl Burned. ( Long Beach, N. J., July 20 The Atlantic hotel, corner Ocean and Chelsea avenues was totally destroy ed by fire at 3:30 yesteiday. Near ly 400 guests were In the hotel at the time. A panlo ensued in the auxl ety to reach the street, and many guests leaped from the windows. Several were hurt and many others were carried out by the firemen. All escaped In their night clothes and lost valuable waidrobcs. Up ward ol fcJO.OOO worth of Jowelry is misting from the various bedrooms. The fire stalled in tho bakery, spread to the main building and thence to the other portion. Tin hotel was o ned by Mr. Dobbins, of Dubbin & Ltob, aud was complete ly gutted. It will be a total los. The furniture was owned by M. Lusllg, manager of the hotel. Ver little of it was saved. s"lfoa-TJnIon Men at Pittsburg. PtTTsntJiia, Jul) '20. -Fifty uou cunloplnen who storied for the Cur "Svglirlinlon mills this morning wire at once surrounded by strikers aud the situation looked serious for a time, but the non-unlou men were finally persuaded not to enter the mill. Preliminary hearing in case Burgess McLuclde, of Homestead, under arrest for participation in the the late mill riot, was hold this morning and the prisoner released OU $10,000 ball. "' a Result of Strike. n New Yokk, July 20. As the rf nltof thestrke of tho public cart- men,drlvers,brlclc handlors,and boat mien Against building material boss ,5000 mfti ure forced Into Idleness. , . . Bri'g Oen'l Oarr. WAfluiNaTON, D. C. July 20. Oofouul A. E. Carr Sixth Oavalry hvl-b.-on app!uted Brigudler Gen era'1 vice Brlitadier General Stanley -Hmlgaki. Fire at Pocatsllo. & '-BbipE Cxty, July 20. Firo at Pocatello last night destroyed fifty thousand thousand dollars worth of jwroperty. It started In the opera house aud consumed the entire block It iu thought to liavo boon tho work of an incendiary. An Insano Man's Deed. N"KWi,oiiT,L.I.,July 20. Dr.Chas Scudder.Bou of the late Hon. Henry J. Hctidder.audson-lu luw of Senator W. M. Evurlu, killed himself yester ilny morning, at tho Scudder man ilon, In a tragla raHUncr. For sonu Imo Dr. Scudder lias been in poo. health.aud came yesterday from hi rtsldenco In Now York to spend few weeks for the benefit of hl liuiltl). It was noticed when he g' I oil the train that he was multprh p to hlinself,and making wild gcstuiet with his arms. He was (juloklj ushered Intoacarriugo aud driven l( the Scudder mansion. The fuuiilt admitted thatScudder wassuflerii k from temporary aberration of th mind, caused, they say,by overstud,,. Ho was placed in charge of an at tendant, who kept close wntcli en him all last evening. Yesterday tht Scudder house was greutly nlarmi d when they learned that Scudder had f scaped from his room. Servant were sent in till directions. An at tendant llunlly caught a glimpse of him a short dlstaueofrom thehnupe. Hecilled to him to slop. Scudder (uinerl,and,secing the man approach ing him, drow a dagger and plunged It Into his heart. Hosauk to the ground aud expired instantly. He was 85 years of age.atid leaves a wife whoso maiden name was Louisa Evarti. The latter and a year-old duughtcr are now at his father's home in Windsor, Vermont. Watching the Immigrant. PiiiLADRi.riiA, Pa., July 20. The United States Commissioner of Immigration, Joliu 8. Itodgcrs, has staltd that he has decided after cloie inspection that no non-union men arrived In this city on tho steamship Switzerland, on Wednesday from Antwerp, to go to work In the the Carnegie mills at Homestead. Com missioner Hodgers said: "Wo have had every immigrant closely ques tioned as to his nationality, ace, occupation, destination, etc. About 16 of them said they were bound to Bteelton. We weut to the ticket otllio subsequently, and learned that ouly eight full aud one half tickets had been purchased for Bteelton, Of course, It Is Impossible to always tell whether there has been any In fringement of tho con tract-labor law. We can only ask querlonsof for eigners and trust to our judgment. We are comptflled to take what the Immigrants say to our Interpreters as true. They are subjected to a thorough examination, and close ob lervatlon of their actions will generally roveal whether they an legally entitled to come into thl country." WORLD'S TAIR BILL. Tho Oase of Alice Mitchell. Mkmphis, Teun.. July 20. The ccoiid day of the inquiry into the i ental condition of Alice Mitchell bowed undiminished public Inter est. The gist of the testimony tended to confirm the Impression of tier here lltary insanity from the mother's side. Despositlons weroto 'he (Heel that the mother of Allco Mitchell was in an insane asylum several weeks after tho birth of her first child, aud was scarcely herself for a number of years afterwards. The attending physician testified that "It was a remurkable case of puerperal mania1" Lucy Frank land, a cook in tho Mitchell family, said alio always thought Alice was cranky, She had shown Lucy's en gagement ring, and said sho and Fieda wc re going to be married. Missouri Democrats. Jefferson, Cirv, Mo , July 20. The, Democratlo state convention today nominated W, J. Stono for governor on the 10th ballot. ,! 5 - '1 Michigan Renubllcann. j, . JSaoinaw, July 20 Republican MUte conyetlon met this afternoon, x-congressmau Brewer temporary chairman. v ,t ' 4 Georgia Pooplo's Atlanta, July 20. People's party convention mot this morn ing. 1 Portland's Chief Engineer. PoKTiiAND, July 20. Tho board of- Are commissioners wont Into npeolal session yesterday afWrnoon ftl I! o'clock, aud tho vote of tho last meeting, electing a chief engineer, waa cousldeied. Henry Morgan was Installed as alitor. Cofleo la sill leetrlclau of the (Iro department, with a salary of $150 a mouth. Wy gant protested, hut Trovctt and Hteuen carried their point. Morgan has held tho olllco of ohlef engineer eight years, and In that time ho has been absent from only two fires. Ho has been a most fllelent officer. In politics ho is a strong Republican. Thero Is a gen Ml satisfaction oyer tho action of tbe fire commissioners. ' Baptist Minister Drowned. 'Portland, July 20, Rov. J. O. Stead, pastor of tho First Baptist hurou of East Portland is missing nd It thought ho was drowned while lu bathing. Last night his totUee wore found on tho river bftuk at East D street. His bathing Mlt was also missing from the feouee. Tho river is being dragged bat at noon tho body had not been recovered. Rend was fortv-two ymn old, and leaves n wife nnd two flblldren. Eulogy on Archbishop Ireland. Rome, July 20. The pope, receiv ing the pupils of the Propagauda,dc- llvcred an nnlmated eulogy on Arch bishop Ireland, praising his many virtues, his vigor as a thinker aud energy iu uctiou. Tho archbishop, ho eld, was a true republican and a genuine democrat,and since leaving Home had done good work for the church In Paris. His remarks wore received with enthusiasm by tho pu pils. They havo made a profound Impression as showing the archbish op has the confidence of the holy father. Pilgrimages for tho episcopal Jubilee, of tho popo will take place from October 15,1805, until April 15, 1803. The popo will create a few car dinals on tho eve of tho Jubilee, Feb ruary 10. His holiness has adjourn ed the cardinal consistories In spite of tho considerable number of vu- canles, becuuso tho powers forming tho triple alliance are making un heard of efforts to got their friends Into tho sacred college lu view of tho future couolavo. FromOcour D' Alene. Boise, Idaho, July 20. Warrants for the arrest of the leadors of the Coour d' Alone riots were Issued out of Judge Realty's court yesterday afternoon. Tho prisoners will prob ably bo brought to Boise, and tho question of Jurisdiction salt lid after ward. Tho offiiuse charged Is violation of tho Injunction iwnicd out of tho said United States circuit couit. Tho bill dividing the statu into division removes all business to thodlvlslou lu which It originated. Thus tho Coour d' Alene business will go to Moscow lilt should bo transferred, and It Is tho general opinion that It will ho necessary, A special term of tho United States circuit court w ill bo called If cases go to Moscow, aud this can only bo called by Justice Fiold. cleat Order United Workmen. . Portland, July 20. Tho Brand Llodfe of Oregon, Ancient Ordor Uhl- ; Workmen convened here today. be morning cession was consumed D receiving reports ofolllcers. This ruoon the grand lodge will lay i corner Meno of tho uew temple, Sudden Death. KwaKNK,Or., July 20. F.B.Dunn, i iNoueer merchant and onuof our ilthlwt men died this morning my from ueart disease, Ho had i lu his usual good health, Lower Court Confirmed. r, Paul, July SO.-The Uulted i court of appeals has conflrm- I (be decision of the lower court lu of the Rock Island aud tvaakeeautl St. Paul road for loftheUulou Paolllo btldite lOemaha under contract. ,', WTMJ H Ml VBJWUH. kw Yokk, July 90. Cleveland l6tveto, the Deuiocratiu can- for prwldeut aud vice Vj; arrived here this morn- i weieoiued at the dock it Democrats. Mr Vbut Ornn. i PP,uly ).Ther hi a big trapf jriMpeiiu meurtu VMM m a wiiieUy w hWp. Iu tho Senato Yestirday. Washing ton, July 20. The sen ate yesterday received n mossago from tho president, returning with out approval the bill to amend tho aot as to the clroult cout of appeals In tho cases of Indian depredations. Thoohlof objection was to tho third section, which provides thut no ap peal will bo allowed In Buoh owes. Thero are thirty thousand such claims, aggregating thirty million dollars. Tho presldcntsayshocould not npprovo a bill whloh denied tho goyermueilt npHal iu such case, Tho messngo was referred to tho judiciary committee. Bicyclists. Washing roN,July 20. President Harrison reviewed from tho white house porch, the procession of blcy. cllsts horv, to attend the meeting of tho lougue of American wheelman. Nearly 2000 whielera pusetd In review, Thoy Havo Ben, Butlor. PUTHliUHd, July 20,-Looked out meu at Homestead, propose to make a great legal tight for the acquittal of those of thilr number, ugalust whom proceedings wero tukeu. They have secured the services of General B. F. Butler and ex. Governor Homlley, or Ohio, to de fend them. Tho Montoroy and Miantonomoh San Fuancisco. July 20. Irving M. Scott, lu speaking af the Mou- terey yesterday, sild the coast-defense venel would not be completed for some time. Hesaldthat nil ol tho armor plates for tho Monterey had arrived with the exception of ouo side plate, which was now on tho way, and which had left, the Carnegie Bessemer works just be foie the strike. Last week the armored ventilators and smoke stacks arriyed. He said that tho finishing plate for the Monterey aud aud Mlautouomoh was the first lot of armoied plate ordered by the government mado in this country, Struck by Lightning. City ok Mexico, July 20. The news of a remarkable accident hue readied here from Zacatecas, iu the form of an ofllclal report of tho gov ernment from the warden or tho ponetontiary at thut place. The re port states that on lust Friday three prisoners named Juun Cardinas, Manuel Lopez and Floria Sanch'es, who were seniug life sentences for robbery, were iustautly killed by an electric discharge during the pro gress or a violent thunder storm, and ton others were made Insensible llvo of that number have since died from their Injuries, The prison at Zacatecas Is a low stone building, and lu tho center Is a largo corridor sin rounded by a heavy iron grating. A number of prisoners weio leuniug against this Iron workt when tho lightning struck one, of the guard towers, and, gliding to tho Iron grating, was conducted along It. 1 ho men w ho wero lu touch with It received Us full eilucts. The English Eloctions. London, July 20. Only two membcru of tho houso of commons remain to bo elected out of a total of 070. One of these Is at Tlpporary today; the other at Orkney Islauds uoxt week. Tho pai ties now stand government, 311; opposition, 364. Tho districts to bo heurd from will go to Ghiustone, giving him a ma jority lu tho next houso of 42. Thomas Sexton was elected In Ker ry. A Family Killod. Richmond, Vu., July 20. Dur ing tho prevalenco of a snvero storm hero last night llghtnlug struck a homo kll lug a man named Dan Emmltt, his wife and three children. Change of Vonua. Lahamik, Vy., July 20,-Judgo Blake this luoinlng luitlertd a de cision on application or tho cattlt nioii, who Invaded Johnson county for change of venue. Application was granted. Tho trlul will Im held In C'heyt'uue, beginning thu first of August. Cattle Thioves. CuKVhNNi:, Wy., July 20. Three olllcors of Fremont couuty went Into Jackson Hole nnd found 20 head of Btolen cattlo lu a corral with brands freshly changed. Tho two men In charge surrendered. Ono of the thieves waa allowed to iro Into a room to get his clothes ho reappeared with a six shooter nudseut a bullet Into the heart of ouo of tho officer. Iu tho melee both outlaws escaped. The cattlo belonged on the Booth aud Carver Bear river rauch. Houso Refuses to Concur in Sen ato Araondmenta. Washi.noio'., July 20. Tn the houso yesterday iho i immltttee of the whole got into a parliamentary tangle as to whether It was In order to amend the senate amendments, unless the motion to amend was coupled with a motion to concur. The polut arose on an eflort to se cure a separate vote on the amend ment of Atkinson, of Pennsyl vania, prohibiting the sale of liquors on the fulr grounds, The point was made that the amendment must be tillered In oonmctlon with the mo tion to concur in the senato amend ment for tho ifsuo of f5,000,000 In half-dollar souveulr pieces. The ehair decided against Atkinson. The decision was sustained by viva voce. Atkinson then moved to con cur in the $.3,000,000 paragragh, with an amendment prohibiting tho sale of liquor. Ihe motion was defeated, 41 to 180. O'Neil's ameudment making a loau and not an appropri lion of $5,000,000 was next defeated. Tho chair then put the question on concurnug iu the senate ameudment embodying tho $5,000,000 appropri. atiou, and the house refused to con cur; yeas 78, najs 132. Thut dis posed of tho amendments. The house h.is concurred In the senate Sunday -elolug amendment aud in a paragraph making appropriations for medals and diplomas, and hr refused to concur iu the $5,000,000 appropriation and every other sub stantial amendment, the vote, by tellers, when dunandid, resulting: For concurrence, 01; against, 110. Republicans generally voted to con cur. Su the amendmeut will no Into the conference. The senate amendment for the repayment to tho United States of the proportionate share of the net receipts was likewise non-concurred in. Tho nmeudmout binding the World's Columbian Exposition to pay all tho expenses of the great de partments and to the restriction that tho gross expedltures for clerks, bureaus, awards, etc., shall not ex ceed $500,000. was souaht lo be amended by an appropriation of $100,000, for an exhibit of tho condi tion of tho Amerlcau Indians; lost. The original amendment went to conference. The senate amendment for medals and diplomas was con curred in; yeas 00, nays 50. Then came the Sunday-closing amend meut. Taylor's amendment to do this, providing that no nuuhincry he run and unnecessary labor per formed ou Sunday, was rejected. The Sunday-closinu amendment was then concurred In: yeas 78, nayt 74. The greater number of votes to concur were cad by republicans. On tho point of no quorum tho vote was t-iken by tellers; result, yeas 102, nays 72. The committee of the wholondopt cd an amendment to the sundry civil bill, making it unlawful for any government ofllclal to contract with a person or Mini which em ploys Piukerton detectives or any other association or men as armed gu uds. IN THE SENATK. Washington, July 10. The sen ute spent two hours discussing Mor gan's lesolutlou of July 11, directing the finance commit tee lo report a bill to give all legal-teuder paper money aud standard silver dollars the full legal-tender effect glyeu by law to gold coins. Morgan aigued for tho resolution, Sherman and Allison against. Sherman moved to refer to the committee on finance. It went over without action, and tho autl-optlon bill was taken up. A message was received from tho president leturniiig without his ap proval the bill to amend tho act as to the circuit court of appeals lu cases of ludlau depredations. The first provlsiou of the bill, the prcs Idem thinks, would difeat tin purpose or Lougress iu constituting intermediate couits. The chief ob jection is to the third section, which piovldes no appeal will bo allowed In such cases. There ure 30,000 such clulms, aggregating $30,000,000. The president said he could not approve a bill which domed the government appeal in such case". Tho message was referred to tho Judiciary com mittee. The autl-optlon bill was again ta ken up. Sundry amendments by Washburn; Jones, of Arkansas; und Uluson, ofAIubama, were ordered printed. Stewart then addressed tho senuto on tho subject. TfieverajotPAClFIC LAND AND ORCHARD CO OP ALL who have ued Aycrs 1'His for Dlllousncss r't Liver Com plaint Is that they aro tlio best ever tnado. Being frco hum any mineral ingredients, ond surar-conted, Ayer'a l'llls aro adapted to all ages, constitu tions, aud climates. "Having used Ayer's Tills for many years in my prnctlco bihI family, I feci Instlfipd In recommending them as an excellent catlmrllc and liver medicine. Thoy sustain all tho claims mado for them." W. A. Wcstfall, M. D., V. P. .Austin & N. "W. II. It. Co., Burnct.Texas. "Ayer's Pills keen my stomach and liver In nerfect condition. Five vears ago I was afllicted with enlargement of tlto liver and with a se oro form of dj s pcpsla, most of the time being iinablo to retain any solid food on my stomach. I finally began to tako Ayer's I'll Is, and aftor using only tlireo boxes of theso magical pellets, was a well man." Lucius Alexander, Marlilehead, Moss. If you liavo Sick Headache, Constipa tion, Indigestion, or Piles, try Ayer's Pills, prepared nr Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Bold by all Druggists and Dealers In Medicine. FOR TOWN LOTS, FRUIT TRACTS AND FARMS. $2.00 l'erclozcu for tho UneM finished I'HOroUKAi'IJB lutheclty. MONTEE BROS., 18!) Commercial Street. F, B. S0DTHW1CK, Contractor nnd Kiiihlcr. Balem, - - Oregon. A, H. F0RSTNER & CO. Midline Shop, Gun?, Sporting Goods, Etc., :s Commercial street. T. J. KKESS. HOUSE PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, Natural Wood Finishing, Cor, 20th and Chemcketa street OREGON ITEMS. Eugene people send their olothes to the Steam Salem laundry and have them returned finished inside of three days. A Mennouito church hns been de dicated at Kern Kidge, ten miles northwest of Eugene. Albany hus 103 taxpayers who pay- on $3000 and over. Two pay ou f00, 000,n citizen aud a bank. Corvallis boasts of 1-60,000 pending Improvements. Prof. Letcher of State Agricultur al college 1ms gone on the trip to Alaska. A wagon load of pleuireis rolled down a high bank Into the Nestucea river, kllliug the team, smashing up tho wagon, aud killing Miss Lizzie Thacker, aged 10. It looks as though Portland would have fref bridges. Salem vill have two electric lines to tht State Fair grounds by the time the next fair is held. A hocIjI eveut at the Agricultural college was the marriage of Miss Edith J. Coote, daughter of Prof. Coote of the department of Horticul ture.to Pi of. E. F. Pernot.lnstructor In photography aud engraving. It seems to be tho opinion of the state press that Major Handbury is the great obstacle to tho opening of the Columbia river. Unless ho is removed littlo need be expected. The Oregon grape bloom has been selected as the state llower. Corvallis has no debt aud 5675 iu tho treasury. The Southern Pacific is contem platiuu a branch from Albany to Waterloo and Sweet Home. J. H. Burton is building a hop dryer on tho J. G.Orsdel's ranch one milo north of Iudependence that will requhe 200 pickers to keep It going. JOHN M. PAYNE & CO., Real Estate and lnsuvance. First stairway north ofjBusli bank. ' BICYCLES. Full ball bcnrlnir HnTetv Til. cype. Tho lowest prkfd wheel iu tho market. The best In tbe world for tne price. C.B. lirown Ai;ent,3l3 uommer clal St r RADABAUGH i LTLEY. Livery Feed and Boarding Stable, 41 Btato Street, STEIJYES IlilOS., California Bakery. TJHK BEST. 101 Court Street. A. UiHTcrtnkiiig and Cabinet Work. 107 State Street. J. J. UARK1NS, Scientific Horseshoeing. OPPOSITE FOUNDRY On State Street. THE Salem Hack man in II, lMMHii:. Best Lino iu the City. Court Street. J. E. AHJIirilY. Tile for Sale, Brick and Tile Yard, KOltlll HALLM. SIRS, E. C. ROACO. Baths for Ladies, HAIR URESSINO PARLORS, 124 Court Street. J. L BENNETT k SON.. CANDIES, Fruit mid Cigars. P. O. BlooU. It. T. liUltll'ESKKl, Cigars nnd Tobacco BILLIARD PARLOR. 243 Com'l Street T. W. TH0RNBURC, The Upholsterer, Remodels, ro-covcrs and roptlM I upuoiaierea itiruiiuro, iir flai-8 wmk. Cliemoketa Rtrei Utnte iDHUtnnco block. JOHN UUVIN, Carpenter and Builder, Shop (!5 Htale street. Store fitting's aSpocialt THE BEST INVESTMENT -EVER OFFERED.- Pal ace .Kruit Tract Strength and Health. If you ure not feeling strone and uemtny, try JSlectilo Bitters. If "La Grippo" has left you weak ana weary, use Electric Bitters. This remedy acts directly on Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, gently aiding those organs to perform their funct ions. If you areaillicted with Sick Headache, you will find a speedy aud permanent lcllef by taking Electric Bitters. Ono trial will con vince you, hut this is the remedy you need. L irge Lotties ouly 50 c, at Dan'l J. Fty's diug store. ADDITION TO BALEM, OREOON. 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 the first street north of the Palace fruit lots cannot now be bought for less than ;?uuu to siuuo 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 fine, sightly, suburban residence property located on JT street, the finest graded driving avenue about the city S! Class rfiSlri fin prh nro tlvonflv K,H- ;! ,. ..n..i m , .... J - "ou the adjacent streets. ' ' P "m0 8 property on PLANTED TO FRUIT AND CULTIVATED. Bahy cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed : Castorla. These lots are covered with a thrifty two vear old rm-Wrl nf T7vi, t t and Silver Pe j, Ba.tWt and Winter olis plZ Some oflo let "t Inv'n PRICE AND TERMS. and t J'e ZZe'olr tK?? ' ..W . THE METROPOLIS OF THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY T n"0A".nJe,rburdenCfi ci lia.bl? t0 collaPs but maintains other places W or , wtf if irnnDXt,", mm "l!U"s a. stead3' ..... . . , o " tt" -"- " jo J-ixajj jxyj C1CV On t.hft lJnmKn ,-, KK2ffT-rat mg. growth, when possessing sucJi ever go Zf. ?r f V.B A Little Girl's Experienco in A Lighthouse. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Trescott, are keepers of the Gov. Lighthouse at oauu iJenoli, Mich., and aro blessed with u daughter, four years old, Last April she was taken down wltn Measles, followed with a dread ful Cough aud turning luto a fever. Doctors at home and at ntmii treated her, she grew worse rapidly. Then she tried Dr. King's Mew DIs. covery and after tho use of two and a half bottles, was completely cured. Tliey say Dr. King's New Discovery Is worth IU weight lu gold, yet you may get a trial tmttlo free at Dan'l J. Fry's drugstore. S!25 Com'l Bt. CURED MARKETS. Outer Has Resigned. WAHHIWnw, July i.H) Thomas II. Cartr. iliKlrman of thu ltiuilw lleau Utttloual oonimlttw.huttlmnded the pTHridut I1 rtfklgmttlouttaoom. wlMkwtr of tbe kbk1 Und oftlce. I n PoiiTiANB, J uly 20. Wheat valley, $1 80 f 1,32 Walla Walla, 1.U6 l,ST. Pan FiiANCibco Cut., July 0 Miat, boiler U.-lJ Ciikuqo III.. July 20. Wheat ket that u lta nnai - - - ". -- -WBfl It Suvfu tbe Children. Mr, C, II. Shaweu. Wellsvll!. says: n la Wth pleasure Kau "..' Y"". jj. ;n is miu pleasure that I sjieakot the good Chamber lalu'a Collo, Cholero and Diarrhoea xKuietiy uaa uoue my ruintly UuritiK the lat.t fourteen years. Iu the moat obstinate cases of summer complaint uu umiiiiwttnmuug my ciitidreu, It aotwl as a charm, making It never uevrceaary u etui in a I)Iivh1i inn. .... .-...r.A..... .. ... " -r" wsu iruiuiuuy say mat weui. ouseu on vtwrs n there Is not a uiedlciue For sale ROFULA i tli it Imj urlty ot iho blood wliith jmo im a iiiiilbhtly lumps or m tilings on tin ,i mil.ot tlio uccU; c mses painful ruuul'i0 i i i mi tl.i. nrmi, legs, or feet; dnelojiti l ors. lu tlio cjes.eais, or uosc.oiten cm - lilliulness or deafness; Is tlio orlgl i ol ) lea, cinccious growths, or tlio in.ui) ' cr manifestations usually ascribed to 'i .1 norsi" nnd f.istctilng upon tlio lungs i iM-s consumption, nnd death. Belli tie most ancient, It Is tho most general i f .'1 diseases or affections, foi cry few - r oui aro entirely free fiom it. How Can It Bo Ity taking Hood's Sarsaparllta, which, by 'ho rcmaikalilo cures It has accomplished, men uii omer meuicincs hao failed, lus pnivca ltelt to be a potent and pecul' ir medlelno for this dise-ise. Some o theso cures nre really wonderful. If yon uilcr from scrofula or Impure blooil, be jii.o to tiy Hood's Sarsaparllla. E ery spring my w If e and children ha vo been troubled with scrofula, sores break, nig out on them In various places. My utthi boy, three ears old, has been n terrible suHerer. Last spring he was one uivs ot sores from head to feet. I w..s aihlseil to use Uood's8arsaparllla, and we hu o ul t.iken It, riieresult Is that all lm o b -en cured ot the scroiula, my little boy t oliig eutlnly tree from sores, and all tour f i ly children look bright anil hiaithy." W. . Athuitox, I'assalo City, H. J. Hood's Sarsaparllla o bilrut.t fltxfurfJ. i'rerro4bj J i U) t CO., Aitli.ciult., Liiwell, Uiu iOO Dosos Ono Dollar fP !, Ti1.. -is ., . i Vi -I JJruit Acre .Lots are satisfied from iiLurauiuiD region in America cultivation of small fruits nra Tlrtv. nul.! 1 i v.ti. j.'ui ijaiLiuiniirs nm n .no -. ii ;i i . '.r "i o -"w iuuuuon. aaarpss SPALDING nnf.nnl L-nmirln n. -l ,i ThevarethGmR.lv:: "" :Tlll.5t "ua is tbe ation ot small fnuts and will rive all ii,forn,ntJn 0T?K" " -I1Ult ,g"ng niia or particulars and a map of the citv al,nwinr nl.L "t0ff purohas- & ROGERS, Bush-Breyman Block:. i " Hernia and Chronic Diseases DR'8. SIIIMP & HOUSER, BeAOte special ntttutlon to Nervous nt arrhnl. Asthmatic ..h ThUi-VStlr.?? . "' Hpr.iu iM,V....r -V" ."'lT.': moiea, n:":i"''V"reu NKW ADVKUTI3KMKMU IHHiM UllPuro ueruia (rupture) cured without niiT. l I I I 1 I I Ulll I I dift arti"LF! chronic and Window ft ps'S'ESS6H'S ftlnea "M'nii t. Per and Bonlw. fati ii1' . -- i.i- 25c Wart Column. ies, Painls, 6lh aSSR?.iB.iSta "o1- '- Salem Abstract and Loan Co, ?..! V. "" ' I1IIU latn . cir..",' ajiVIU' mr. Anils nnd I Seeds, Etc, TyANTEU.necrHlta fo ,h T Service of th nV,i. i?e WAFf.Ei!lvM,lnBKr t overseer to hire aud oerM tn.n ,n ILTZz. ..": nillillinfa.tiilnarv. .J.. ." "" i'ltu it.-u.-'J'A'S.r ""."?? P.rouen or. J VST?l.. w ' omo9 rent, BdxertUlne nd IU luy lud. i:,"l'D,? "K"?S lc Irminent. rextwrienoi. KrtaVS5W?.nJSd"lS Kix tun itiiit. uur lu.inirimnt vit ti- , The only Abstract book of Slarlnn cou?,Ke1 eteordcw trilled prompuy ancl safely. oi ami n.. w. h. h. watc 'n'auil "wenes, l ? Willow warn In'b,yi"1P9 V.'oedwi "ANAOBR, r.Jff W?? Hilt, in tS "." E" u-ri7r; ""iimiormiin(.. r.."". ' M u ,llare yonr PJJSr,uc as? mfi tsisnss !?& ss.' , urass Seeds. V.i,. W!&ny mvomb . n? a.? ins the youug "iei or h2urp?ie otntton,. rortunit JoroH u ,nf,s.ie.cn an op, oe between tbeQr,Ti "i?S".Sl,winiit use, able bodied DhWiT-.n. m Jear" able to read ana'wrlii M?I,y.80Undi a 'eu'enant, 6tli ArtUlery. M. T. RINEMAN BKALHa IN Maple and knnvn tn Baakett & yuBl;r. THE WILLAMETTE, ajjjsjr, OREGON. Kates, o to 5,00 per Day. n5SaS5nS2Xi2?taw ""' re terved patrouujfo, J33BUI;t . .7 iLXlL&B lt u 1 1 i. " JU lahl.T." . 1W anuolnt. -- v irrrivi wiir .Tr " " Willi "dRaQ H1 th 4i .-rfft Taarj A, , WAGNER, Prop. ii. -X WiNi "a"- mmk cswjmB9mmr: rn I r 1iiVLBJ)r.l c, ' fMS&m ret 53 I Sco2 C LU ol nnd lata- f PIS2 I3 F'li2SBenoB(tchOrtiepnp lavr,rTaP- Cai or addre T.s a ' lavlsou.at fl. ourt itroetT m" ua I,ou'try deiot, til or address i. a. nwitHAa-One bar , i1 buircyaidtoo&V In lue suburbs l t.T ': X1 rnare snii n a TOaaSa 7-i?-at LXlIt THI-' nn. JSSlSwW JfwB mile, aud bjjru, neir ichoM Prd,en. orchard :ih&.