Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, July 27, 1892, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text'&km mmMemt&Gmmmimkmimi!tifntviiivAiw' SSfflUT StORMS. tresfeioiial Strike Other News frem All Paris., ' STre Kiln Storms. ' '1T. PAUfc, July 27. A drenching 'ttjin storm which began Inst evening ItttBd until this tnornlug. It has dtnn.irnllzed street truffle and is nol .U rwrtored yet. Cellars are flooded, M Mdnwalbs washed away, streets wru K un for toe 24 hours ending at 4 a. m. '- i'be aggregate of therolufall Is near ly igbt Inches In Minneapolis and nearly 6 Inches here. HopsoN, Wis., July 27. A rnosl ' 4e(nietlvo wind and rain storm vis ited this section last ulgtit lasting 12 hoars. It was almost a cloudburst, ccllats are Hooded with much dam age (q goods, cropq are almost total ly destroyed in the surrounding country and much stock was killed by lighiutng. Advices from other prints are to tbo :wue Wleut. John Warrejva farmer near N-w Blcli moiitf was killed by lightning. All trains are delayed by washouts. Good For Ben Butler. ..Boston, Mass., July 27. General Benjamin F. Butler, H un interview yesterday, expressed himself very forcible against tlte punishment ol Private lams at Homestead. In the course of his talk he said the proceeding was a barbarous one aud nnJiHtltlable by any law In peace or war, and if it Is not reprobated so fully aud thoroughly by public Kwitlnietit, that it will never occur Haiti, it will do much to disorgau- !'-jM.nurstato militia, because no man wlU go out voluntarily to perform duty where such punishments may follow if he disagrees with his col onel lu political, social, moral or religious sentiments. General But- !-r. added that Colonel 8t renter Iftjdiiid be tried by a military com- , inif-sloo of tlionutldiiol government mul Ills commission taken from him. ; Then he should be tried by a Jury for cruel assault and imprisoned or final, and then he should be sued by Iiftns for personal damages. The World's Fair Bill. Wakiiinciton.D. C.July 27. The house resumed consideration of the sundry civil bill. Tho first action was tho voto on tho motion made by l.Dankhend yesterday to reduco the appropriation for the world's Fair tfri)iii flvo million to live dollar?. Motion was defeated CO to 118. Ac tion 'recurred on Binghams motion to coucur lu tho Senate ilvo million Appropriation. Ilolumn seolng the vote ngulnst him changed In order to niovo reconsideration. Voto i us 1 theu announced 117 for fair appro priation 105 against. Holmau moved to reconsider, Bingham moved lay that motion on tho table. Fllbustcr lng then began, Outhwulto, pending the voto on Bingham's motion, mov- a to (tujourn to irjuay. uaiiey oi Texas moved to adjourn till Sattir- The Bay Olty Fire. Bay City, Mlcli., July 27. A terrible wind was blowing? from the southwest when the flames started lu Miller & Turner's sawmill. The burning boards Were carried 200 feet In tho air, and whenever they drop ped started a now conflagration. The firemen were utterly uuablo to cope with It, and were driven quick ly from point to point. The pro gress of tho flro was through v section largely occupied by the homes of laboring men. They were compelled to abandon everything, and are now huddled In temporary quarters without a possession In the world and with nothing to eat. After adjournment of the common council a number of wealthy citi zens subscribed several hundred dollars for the temporary relief ol families whose houses vcre destroy, ed. While the conflagration is u Berlous blow to tho city aud an oc casion of much sufferings, the Idea that the city lies In ashes is a mls- akuii 'inc. Tho principal busluew p irtloti lies over two miles from tht burnt d district, and remains Intact. It is the poorer class who will sull'oi n (Ml, and much money, food, and clothing will be required to providi fur their immediate aud futun tV.IU'F. The first fatality positively known of whs discovered yesteiduy, the le mahis of Jessie Miller being found in the ruin, of his residence. Ljlnu close by the remains wero sovera gold coins. It Is supposed he arriv ed at home to Unci It lu flumes, and rushing Inside to rescue his gold uut overcome by the heat. Jjay. The houso adjourned leaving tuei Worlds Fair matter hung up. From Ocour d' Alone f Boise, Idaho, July 27. United States Marshal I'iukham arrived from Occur d'Alene yesterday, with nineteen of tho ringleaders of tho woeutrlotH In custody. Company A, Idaho National guard, accom panied tho party as a guard, Tho prlsouers wero placed lu tho comity Jail. They are held on warrants charging them with violation of tho Injuntlon issued from tho United States district court. It Is not yet - decided wliou they will bo given a hearing. Tho militia wero given a 'reception by tho tlremen and cltl- wins. Provc3 to Bo a Bank-Robber. New Yoiuc, July 27. Henry F Huuly, one of tho most desperate and reckless bunk-robbers and jail breakers this country lias produced, Is In tho custody of tho police of Frankfott-on-the-Maln, Germany. Whon arrested ho was living on the proceeds of robberies lu Berlin and B ulen-iladeu, in handsome style, us Edward Carson, a wealthy Amer ican mino owner. Ho had apart ments at one of tho fashionable ho tels of Fraukfort, and was associat ing with several well known Amer icans aud families ami with two lCugllsh noblemen. His lavish ex peuduro of money won him tho title of tho ."American millionaire." While sitting in a reception-room of tho hotel, conversing with Green, of Now York,the police placed him un der arrest. A Baden-Baden banker recognized him nsaman who (lushed Into his hank, sel.ed a package con taining 24,000, aud escaped. Hardy was taken to jail, and the police ca bled a description of tho prisoner to Chief Inspector Steors. The Inspec tor recognized "Carson" as Hardy, for whom tho-pollcoof many large cities In the United States and Can ada have been searching since last December Ho will bo held for ex truditlou. Bold Bank Roberry. Er.nr.NO, O. T., July 27. This morning, whllo Mrs. B. W.Sawyer, wife of tho president of tho bank, was at tho paying toller's window, two men entered tho bank and compelled her at the point of a re volver to hand out all tho money In tho vault, amounting to 10,500. They theu rushed to tho door, mounted horses and made good their escape. Tho robbery is believed to bo tho work of Dalton gang. Hundreds of armed cltkons soon started in pur suit, headed for Dnltou's rendezvous hi tiio Giauito Mountains. Bergman's Accomplice. a I'lTTSiJima. Juiy 20. Detectives have arrested Casper Knold, a work man at Taylor fc Dean's wire riilll, on a Charge of being an accomplice of Bcrgmam Kuold said Bergman came to hint July 14 with a letter of introduction from Herr Most. He stayed with Kuold until last Thurs day. Friday Knold mH him up town and pointed out Carnegie's of fice to him. Kuold claims to have destroyed Herr Moat's letter. Later tho police searched Knold's house and discovered a large amount of anarchistic literature. Home was of i he most Incendiary description. Among thf Btutl' captured were let teit from anarchist In Clilolgo.Nnw Yotk, Hnbokcn and other places. Kuold admitted he had received sev eral letters from Most concerning LVrmnati. Most, he said, told him liergtnun was a bad man. Paul Ec kert, who rents rooms to Kuold and ills wtfo, was also arrested, but was -oiin afterward released. The fact Bergman presented a letter from Herr Most substantiates the lutter's lulm that he is acquainted with the prlM)iicr,nnd reflects upon the vera city of Bergman, who asserted he i. d never met Most. Other arrest ue looked for soon. Robert Sterlula, it rested at Hebo for expressing In I'ltllon of killing Carnegie, bus been urnul over to tho charities bureau is a harmlfpi lunatic. "A Priceless Blessing." AYER'S CIIEKUY PECTOIZAT, Is thd best remedy for Crnnn. Whooping Cough, lloar'cnflt, and all tho sudden Throat and Lung Troubles to which young pcoplo aro subject. Keep this medicine hi the houso. Hon. C. Edwards Lester, Into TJ. S. Consul to Italy, and author of various popular worKS, writes : "With all sorts of exposure, In all sorta of climates. I have never, to this day, had any cold nor any affection of mo turoai or lungs which um not yioiii to Ayer's Chorry Pectoral wllliln 24 hours. Of course I have never allowed myself to bo without this remedy In all my voyages and travels, Under my own observation, it has given relief to o vast number of persons j whllo in acute cases of pulmonary inflammation, such as croup and diphtheria In children, life ias been pieservcd through Its effects. I recommend its uso In llclit anil fre quent doses. Properly administered, in accordance with your directions, It Is a priceless blessing in any houso." "SMltHY" AND The VASoAH G.l An yer's Cherry Pectoral, rnzrARzu nr Dr. J. C. Aycr Sc Co., Lowell, Mass. Sold by all Druggltts. Price $1 ; lx bottles, $5 Naval Reserve Picnic. Un 1 mi, cihco, July 27. Llcut-tiiint-Comtiiander Goodall, of the aval battalion, has made applica nt to the tecrotary of tbo navy for he use of the cruiser Charleston for i week's cruise for the battalion, It s confidently expected by the of leers and members of the uavul re el ve that tho permlbsiou sought vill b granted, as this branch of the National Guaid of California is en Itlcd to atiummer cruise for the (.inio period that the infantry and irtillery cujoy tho pleasuro aud In ituiclioti of a week lu camp. Tho Jbarleston is expected back lu port here early In August, aud, with the sanction of Secretary Traoy,she will immediately prepare to entertain the uaval buttallon for a week. Though the prospective cruise re mains as yet a matter of uncertain ty, u programme for the week's do ings has been mapped out, in antici pation that an opportunity will bo tiflordcd to curry.it out. Four com panies will go into quarters ou the Pensacolu, and will enjoy a dally crule on tho Charleston, either to tho Faiallones or up aud down tho coast, where an opportunity may be had for practico with the cruiser's big guns. Ono day will bo devoted to landing drills on tho beach near the Bresldo, and others to tho vari ous other dulls and marlno maneu vers which can bo crowded Into a week. In case the Charleston Is se cured for tho week, sho will bo com- luneu (,o leuiin mo Duitauon eucn evonlng to the school ship on ac count of a lack of accommodations ou the cruiser for a largo forco of men and olllccn, which places tho matter of a long cruise out of tho question. Driven Out of Russia. CmcAcio, July 20. Max Limon, until laU-ly a rich banker of Kief, Rusilu, rfi ontly exiled by the ezar'n edict ag In-t tho Hebrews, it) work login tho stock room of Jnhu Bros.' clothing house for a weekly salary of $7 At one time Liuiou's fortune amountt d to700,'000 roubles, almost half a million dollars, but for live weeks he wandered about tho streets of Chicago in searcli of work, aud had if. not been for a pitlauco occa sionally bestowed by tho charitably Inclined 'he would have starved to death. Three months oiro ho re ceived a notice to leave the land of tho czar, and six weeks ago he ar rived In Chicago. Behind him he left his woildly pos-esslons practi cally confiscated. "I lived all my life in Kief," paid he, "and was en gaged in the money brokerage bus! ness. Tlneo months ago I received a notice from tbo Russian police to leave Inside of a mouth. At the ex piiatlou of the time, being unable to W ud up my affairs, I asked for an extension and was giveu twoweeks more. A great part of my fortune is lost, necauBO i coniu not close up my affairs in the short time. Thirty thousand r.iubles for which still hold notes arc due me, but I do not know how to collect tho money. I cannot speak English, and am a total stranger here. I cannot seud the notes to Russia, as I am afraid I would uevor see a Mnglo kopeck in returu. My three children arc still in Kief." t Withdrawal of Troops. HoMKSTKAl), Pa., July 27. Tho withdrawal of soldiers from Home- ttfeftd has commenced nmld wildly nthufliastlo cheering. Hundreds of hltetenta folded ou Blmnty hill, t, iwoclalmed tho fact to tho strikers : in their homos at tho foot of the : tope. Tho lucky boys In blue who ; "wore the llrst ones to get marchltig orders were members of tbo Eighth Ntflment. It Is bolluved that tho troops will bo gradually removed, until only two regiments remain. : These two will be held uutll there Is ao further danger of trouble On a Charge of Murdor. Homkstkai), Pa., July 27. James hGkNM, a drawer lu tho mills prior to 'tbrlke, was arrested yesterday MMteruoon on a charge of murder in ,MUUtiotlon with thu assault on pMnkwtou'H men July 0, Ho lu 23 i of k Loud Renominated. SackaiuVnto, July 27. Delegates the fifth congressional dlstrlot yesterday itfteruoon and ro- ilnatwl Congressman Eugene F. atl for ooiiga'ss. There was no twt, Destitution in St. Johns. Haw fax, July 27. Tho latest In formation from St Johns N.F.,statcs tho militia still pa ratio the streets to maintain order uud to prevent In oendlailsm which has been attempt ed. Tho condition of tho poor lu the tuiburucd section Is worso than those burned as thoy aro wlthoutineaiisof subsistence aud can get initio of the relief contributions. They are actual ly trying to burn their few belong ings so as to get help. Bodlo Doatroyod by Fire. IlAwriioiiNK, July 27. A report reaches heio that tho business houses on tho principal utrcelsof Bodle, Cal,, have been dest roved by llrput a loss of a bundled thousand dollars. No goods were saved and the lustii nucu Is small. A number of residences wero burned and n number of people homeless. Comptroller of Currency, tyAftiriNOTON, July 27. Tho witywdcrduy sent to tho sen- i tbe nam of A, Barton Hepburn. t Nw York.oomptroller of tho eur- Honburn is tho present ex "- bt"tttl Nw Y"fk City, Vwwl Wrecked. POHfTowNSKND, Wash., July 27. MJ.WMaung schooner Blakely, of wwwxi. in been wrecked ' Md4ltou Uland, Alaska, on a i rw, jxojivwi wpreloat. Aworwl tlte Act. Wasmnuton, July 27 The pree- MtMM, apjnvd tH H't to ep- t)lproji eoninwreki rela- I tot wwu the Unltwl States and Rovealod by a Droam. Bt ri.TKitHiiuita, J uly 27. Twelve thousand men aro laying thocosteru sectlonof tiio trans-Siberian railway, Tho work will bo completed next autumn. A sensation litis Leon created among tho lower classes by tho mir aculous discovery nf an Imago of the Virgin lu tho foundation of a church belug built ou tho spot where Cztu Alexander 11 was murdered, 1th said tho Virgin luvealed thu present oftho imago to uti old woman lu a dream. Tho Imago was conveyed U the palace oftho Grand Duohcst Catheiluo Mlchatlovua, wheru tin court chaplain was the llrst to ven erate it Tho authorities assert tho story was concocted to quicken tlum-alof the public In behaltol thochurch building fund, A Reliof Boat, Nr,W Oiim.'ans, July 27. A re lief boat has gouu with provision for the flood stiU'erers along Red uud Black rlvuis, numbering blxteet thou-mnd. Banker Killed, Piin.Ain:i.i'uiA, ru July 27. Charlea Page, of the bunking Hrn of Page &. Co, was shot lu lib utile. by one of his cuitumrr ill! uioru lug, ami killed. The customer Uin lliot himself dwul, Tariff Debate. Wabiunmton, July 27. The opening debate in tho presidential campaign was heard In tho senate yi sterday, Mr. Aldrlch opening tho debale with the declaration that tho tariff question was to become by common consent tho leading issue of tho campaign. Vest anuouueed tho determination of the Democratic party to mako that Issuo in ovory township in tho land. After rou tine business, tho piesldlug ofllcer laid before the somite Halo's resolu tion as to tho relative effect of the Republican policy of piotectlon anil tho Democratic polloy of tarifl for revenue only. Ahti lull addressed the somite. lie said investigation by tho finance comniltlio clearly established tho fuel that a decline instead of ad vance had taken place In tho price oftho uiceasaries of life, and the result dfui cased cost of living bIiico tho adoption of tho MoKlnloy bill. U was u significant fuel thai, while tho cost of living In the UulU.il states hud declined, the cost of llv lug in Kiigliuul had increased 1-0 per cent. In thu same period. At uo tinioin our history had tho earnings of the people of tho Uuited States been so great as measured by their power to purchase tho comfort and tho uecchsiules of life, as today. Al drlch pioeutod statistics of strikes lu each year from 18S0 to 1600 in tho United States. These strikes vai led from 010 hi 'SO to 700 in '1)0, whereas Groat Britain, the paradise or in formers, illOl strikes occurred in 'So. Vest lopllodto Aldrlch: In tho laco of the recent carnage at irome stcid, t lie bcuutur from Rhode Is itind represented that there were the aiost auilcabto lelatlotis oxlstlug bo iweeu employers and employed in mo uniion states. Klthor tho .vniericin workman, said Vest,inust oo an anarchist by uature, or else ho wait oppressed and robbed by hit) employer. As to agricultural puw purity, Vest asserted that the price of farm lauds had steadily gone down in Missouri and other largely agricultural stale, Pettlgrew rising to say something About North Dakota Increase of val ue, Vest remarked that was because land wus euterod at $ 1,25 per acre. Mr. Allen uatd laud bought In VYashlugtou two years ago ut gov rumen t prleoa now sells from $1Q to f2& per acre, Vest retorted tlut hodld not doubt it. He was out there a few yeara , vuvii nuiy were msmiik u tl'HKMiid d'dlars an luch for laud lu UkMiiiii and other iiIhcm. The delate was eoulluui.d 1 v All. mu aud Palmer. I Ragulars Leaving. Wakdni:u, Idaho, J uly 27. Orders were issued from General Carlin's headiiuarlers directing tbo 22d and 2.5th Infantry to return 1o their pro per stations. The 14th infantry will lie held at Wallace until tho prison ers at that place have been disposed of. Fort Sherman troops will bo the last to leave heie. Guards al the mines and mills aro being reduced to ten men, and tho companies aro being concentrated in ona camp. General Carlln expressed tho opinion that when the prisoners, whom it is desiiahle to Inhl, have been lodged suiuiujuu, unit an uecessuy lor tile presence of troops will have ceased Martial law is still in force, but hai ceased to bo inconvenient to anyone. It is staled that a net-work of evid ence Is heiuir drawn around Jack Wallace for complicity lu tho Mis- siou affair. Hour' CoiirernHtloil tilth tier To.l tlie Conceit Out r I. .1. When tho boys at oar i.. !o uoli'ml n strange young lady o; k . tiio room tho other ovening nt ..'inner (hero wrh n general inquu;.' u to tho now corner's identity. Sho was tall and graceful, with rlcarcut features, eTjircssivo eyes and a mouth and clnn whose firm linos denoted forco of character. Her hair was a light golden brown, and altogether tho young lady excited no tmnll degree of curiosity. "Toll yon what, boys," observed Smithy, "sho's a regular hummer. You want to watch yoursclvcH, too, for that's just about my btylo, seo? and I'm going to mako u play for an , introduce." ! I may mention hero that the f-cono roforrod to occurred in tho dining t room of a fashionable privato hotel i up town Mr. Smith, popularly known as "Smithy," is a general , favorite among tho other boarders I thcro. particularly with tho lady I guests. His distinguishing charac teristics aro good clothes, an exalted opinion of himself and an elaborate knowledgo of slang. Miss Ray, tho new guest, was in troduced to Smithy that evening. After an hour's conversation with hor Smithy retired to tho smoking room, and, after lighting a cigar, casually remarked that "This hero's a queer world anyhow." 'What's tho matter, Smithy?" I asked; "you're not in lovo already?" 'In love I Well, I guess not. Say, that girl in tho parlor is a regular walking dictionary. Just tnclelo her ouco and she'll paralyze you that's all." "Tell me all about it," said 1. "W oil, it was just this way. Sho asked mo if I belioved in sublincal consciousness. I told her that I couldn't call that hand nnd suggested making it a jack pot. But sho didn't appear to catch on, and that mado mo tired. "Then she just waded in. Wowl but it fairly showered jawbreakers for tho next half hour. She's a grad unto of Vassar college, sho told me, and, so help mo Bob, that was tho only part of her conversation I could understand. " 'Most people,' sho said, 'hold icr- noraneo hidden in tho interstices of their net of learning.' Then, among other things, sho asked mo if I be lieved that 'simplicity is the concom itant of genius' and what I tlioutrht about 'elective affinities.' Of course all 1 could do was to pass out every hand. I told her, though, that I'd look these matters up and let her know, But say, I've got a headache, 1 have." "What did you say when you loft her?" I asked. "Oh, I just remarked that as this was a cash game and as I had run out of chips I'd seo her later when I was fixed. Say, what's tho meaning of pachydermatous? And gee, but my neau acnes.' Then Smithy rolapsed into thought fulness. Now York Herald. D AND ORCHARD CD 'ACIFIC LAN FOR TOWN LOTS, FRUIT TRACTS AND FARMS. $2.00 I'tr dozen for the finest nnlphed I'llOTOGRAl'IM luthecity. MONTEE BROS., 180 Conimirclal Street. A, !i. FORSTNER & CO. Machine Sliopj Guns, Sporting Goods, Etc., ."08 Coinmerolul Mret. J. J. F. II. SODTIIWIGK, Contractor and liuildcr. Salem, - - Oregon. T. .1. I!t!KS. 1IOUS13 PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, Natural Wood Finishing, Cor. 20th anil ClicmcloU Btrect RADARAD61I A EM. Livery Food mid Boarding Stable, II BtntoHtrott. t i ii i ii muuuuj Scientific Horseshoeing. OI'I'OSITM KOUNDUV On Stute Street. STEM 1)1) 10 miw JOHN M. PAYNE k CO., Ueal Estate and Insurance. First stairway north ofjllush biutt. BICYCLES". Full twit benrlnc Hnfety Hi cycle. Tbe lowest priced wheel lutho market. Hie bet In the world for tnc price. C.U. Urown A?cnt,!MS i MnniiT rial St k, Culifovn in 'Bakery. THIS BEST. 101 Court Stieet. , II. P IJiulcrtnIinx and Cabinet Work, 107 State Street. THE Salem Haekman 13, FOESLE. Best Lino In tho City. Court Street. is J. I, BENNETT k CANDIES, 11,1,1 wgars, r. J. tJlOOlt. 3.K iiunwir. Tile for Sale, Brick and Tile Yard, NCMTil SAIjK.M. iMKy. K. C KOiVCO. Baths for Ladies, JfAIK DltRSSINO 1'AUI.OIIS, 124 Court ritrcet. k. j. uL-jirnitE UiKars and Tobacco, IJILLIAUI) PARL0Ps 23 Com'l Stroot. T. W. TH0RNBURG The Upholsterer, Ili'IUUUUlF., lu-vtivcn. I.llrl ..... I .upholstered lirnltin0. ffil ojiihr worn. laiPinolcciA ii,iri IState Jiifiurnneo block. 1 JOILN I1MVIN, Carpenter and Bu( Stop IB Htato street. Store Fittings aSpcclalu I THE -EVER OFFERED. Palace Fruit Tract -ADDITION TO SALEM, OREGON.- FOR RESIDENCE OR INVESTMENT This property is unequalled by any now ou tho 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 finl street north of the Palace fruit lots cannot now bo bought for less than $G00 to 61000 each. ' NEAR THE CITY. Portland's New City Hall. Poim.Ami.JuIy 27. At a meeting of the new elty hall coniiuisslon'tlio eon tract won letforbuildinij the new- city hall to Alt"-srH. Rochotoit, Gould & Gladden.of Oniaha,for the mini of iflM.OOO. This sum docs not, how evor.lticliule thu tower unseen in tho design, ami which will coot some $50,000 additional whon it is tint on, If over. x''"1"' ilros., tilwi of Omaha, woio the uext In order, tw their hid was hut $1000 higher than that of the successful lit in. The other Ilvo bidders wero prominent l'oit laud couti actors. MARKETS. r o n t t, a n i), J uly 27. Wheat valley, ?1 22 Sl.STi Walla Walla, H.16 1.171. Han Fjiancisco Cut., July 27 Wheat, Dec. fl -131. Cjikiaoo Ills., July 27. Wheat 77$. One Tor tho Lulril. Sir Charles Gordon, of G , had a very hot temper, nnd very often ho found himself nt loggerheads with hin tonants. Ono of them, Gibbio Anderson, was n keen, nawkv old Scotchman, and generally he had tho oeht or tiio laird m their many en counters. Once Gibbio wanted a now fence round ono of his fields, and when ho asked for it Sir Charles very politely sent him to a place re markable for its heat and whero brimstouo is tho provaling odor. Gibbio replied, "Na, ua, laird, I'll no gang there, for you and me -widna 'greoatn'." "What I" blustered Sir Charles; "lo you mean to 'bay I'll go thero?" "Oh, weol, as I'm no Roman Catholic and diuna bolievo in nnnvntni-v T dno, and I can prove frao Scripruro that you'll no gang to heaven, for (J Ti. :-. !.! T. . . . ' u uuuu m ins uovotation says, Tboro Bhall bo no (k)night there.'" Scottish American. Hood's SarsaparU'r. ij i -.'iilly jr?rrt:il Iroia Saraiui' i I ..i n, M aiilruko, Jock, 1'ii'i.ihsi ' .. i rl i-i. its, uiul other w oil-know u .ii !i)e i'gt.iblo r'inciIK4, li)aeiuli r i l iiiatluii, i ruiHirtioa, nml juocoss, f'. to UooU's S ii-Hciurlll.i cunitlvo iot. t lKxkesucil liy otlier liuMloIiit-i. Jt Hi ctH I vinai k iblo ciin-iMlicro otliurs (cil ooU's SarsapariUa r iVliestliUHMtjiiirlller. UcureHBcrotuh, l Jt.iuum, Holts, rimilis, H IIuim.i, t':sjicjiia, litiioiuaitos, Sick lloailacte, I.'.llltlon, Ooncr.ll Delilllty, Caturrli, 1. i i.uuttMii, Klilney mid I.hcr cow ll.liti ourrnnics Tli.it Tired IVellutr, crv aos an niitlte, luilUls iiji tho systeiiu Hood's SarsapariUa Uaiiiictiinrsiralled success at homo. Such H Us poiuil.irlly la Lowell, Mass., whero it !s made, th.it Lowell drtigsbts clt more u IIo(l' S irsaparlllA than all other s.irui r..!..s or hlood inirlflen. Tho saiuo success is extending nil oet tho eouuu j. Wood's SarsapariUa Is iicvull.tr la Its strength and economy It U tho only rturatlou of which cie truly Ik said "100 Doses Oao Dollar." A Kiltie nt U HHt'sSarn.ii.irlU taken accorU Inj; to illrecuoiw, w ill lat a mouth. Hood's SarsapariUa Is vvcullar In tho confidence It sains anions nil classes of j'eoi'lc Where It Is onco ued It Uvomes a Uorlt8 family remMy. Do not to Induced to buy other irearjtlous. Ho sure to get tho lVcullar Mcdlcluc, Hood's SarsapariUa buMb7lrucWtM f tUforfV 1-rtixarvJfcj O-1. UOOU A CCs, AothcarU. Lowell, Hut IOO Doges One Dollar, Why Ury Lnml Is Increasing. An essential cause of increase of lry land is tho decrease of tho ocean itself in consequouco of infiltration of water through tho crust of tho earth, which is a kind of porous mass, into which tho liquid element percolates by innumorablo fissures, taking possession of tho donths n.id dnceting itself slowly toward tho center, as tho internal iiro diminishpa and thej-'nists crack open in conso quenro. It is understood that tho uctivity of volcanoes aud many earthquakes Ls largely duo to this inovitablo ponetration of tho water, which internal heat transforms into vapor undor pre.ajro. Somo geolo gista think that thT primitivo ocean has already diminished in this way one fiftieth of its volume Popular aviuuco luonxniy. A llraio Man Shrinks. "llow'fl thist You said you in tended to propose- to Miss Clam whoopor this evening, and hero you aro back before I) o'clock. Sho euro ly didn't rofuso you?" "Noo, 1 didn't nronoso. I n. eluded to postiono tho question." "Now, Beo hei-o. John, if you don't got that girl it's your own fault Tho idea of being such a coward. You, who havo bravely walked up to tho cannon's mouth." "Y o-a, but tho cannon hadn't been oatuig oiuons," Exchange rm w i . . lire 1 siiuco acre lots are within five minutes' drive from the Electric car lino 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 proi.ertv on the adjacent streets. i l j PLANTED TO FRUIT AND CULTIVATED. These lots are covered v ith a thrifty two year old orchard of French Italiin and Silver Prunes, Bartlett and Winter Nellis Pears. Some of the lot to have a hSTo asriWr lhe thei-fruit- M iot h- and PRICE AND TERMS. These acre lots are now offered at the low price ol $400 to $500 each half onsh and two years time on balance. Por purchasers who do not wish 'to occu i,v the lots t THE METROPOLIS OF THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY Is not, an nvm-linvz-lQurwl n'u-. i: i,i j. ... ., . ,.. ,..., nnn (jjj, jjinjiu jjQ back. It is T backwards an iota. Remomli.. t.l, WC : " Uy no VOBBiUUity w unvu llJVL'OlilMr, nllnvcr Knl .. j t other places lag or bo back. It is TTJT t Steacl Swth, when great natural, commercial and , olitical adv ;ZKZ ult Pressing such can it ever go nana elosei, 2fhtil?rPlac0 lluit.Aci- Lots tiro satisfied from ""UMl1 "mo region mAnnviPn "?T"C.TJB'rBrt---n . Ja--a Ji- JfJCSsi 5T5 antll.nl l'iimi.lr7o.n vl. i. ii : xi. nil . "- v..v.JliUw0 Uillb lllIS 1S Ul0 cultivation of small fimts and vHlo, i,f '3 TC'Sfd m fruit growing d -"w,vV4,vXA, uuuiupa. SPALDING & ROGERS Bush-Breyman Block TMilTgMjrB3ew Hernia and Chronic Diseases DR'S. BHIMP & HOUSEK dliSSS 1JSSJ5 .' Kfl!L ? .ironic ?"? IWow - '" MM iWTI MIU MMBMaNBLf M KW ADVKilTISESlEVTS. W-Wm UCKGIS aS&k 0N SALE JOHN HUGHES, (lik GIss, lVall Pa. "'fllmdsknowutoliUctrlca ikaSuZS, . 1 , " , -"t0I al'tiStS' 3Fn. dby crtcs.1, ilotlier slghcul, Doctor xmscribedt Outorla. Ilurklrn'ii Arulnt Sulrc. Tbe llt tUlvu Ih the world tor Cut HruiM. Norm, Ulcer. Mil lllieuui, Kevcr Pores 'I'eller.Otmpoea lUnrtk, Chilblain Curm nrut ttlt Mtx Krupllom, ami nonu' UvrlycurvltlN,or un jy nNjulrrtt. H U Kirut4 to ele ix-rftwt .tUfactloii or uionajr wrunded, rlw, la cuu r lox, lNabylMaUJ.Fry.awosiaK Salem Abstract and Loan Co, SA ity, nil Theonly Ab8trHctbK)kof Marlon uoty. ileal estatS ordllr,oa lied promptly and rt;iy. W. H. H. WATERS, MANAQBH, thTwEamette; SAZEir, OREGON, Rales, $2.50 to 5.00 per Day. The liMt hnll K., .. .. KruclK: nwiir iBt1SH?d aB1Rn jnut vest Jiru Its arowoiln the WiiUmt, Vallej. A. I, WAGNER, Prop. M.T. RINEMAN BEALKR I.N staple anil Fancv G Al4tnble?1lQdfruih,,l,.,of.'' 1)l ,ec "HlBhest Wto Piin ifS,iJl,.Ul0l M.i We solid V IS ? l,?S.,l!H. Pn'rtUMV ISJKiatevireet OMAHA Kansas Citv, St, Paul CFHCAGO, ST. LOUIS, AnJitll Pclnts East, North and South, 'ULLMAN SLEEPERS, COLONbT SLEEPERS, RECLINING CHAIR CARS AND DINERS: Itt-ainer 1'orHaml o tnu Francisco, Every 4 Ilayii. TICKETS TAxD EUROPE Kor rates nd uoueral Information call m or address, W. n.IIUI.nUKT'.AMit.GenU l'oss. ABt 2H WashlUBton 8U, 1'ORTia.ND, OuEa rMi'ituvKu uitnnit ok ltsn aikn.- I K ... .tun 'lritNo.n, Ktlein. Ho'" mou.iB,fy TlmuJov ceQtns,8tI. n Irun In ittt Insumnoe hall. , F. o. UA KKH. rnipbet. ntNic o. WATKiwVoiiieroriiwni 1 f'btiN J, i