Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, August 02, 1892, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextIP?'" " ' ,' . BH (HUM CROP REPORT. a Th RcjwWicai League At tempt t Uel)' a Oablo Car,. YAc. Crop Report. I'oktlvni), Or., Aug. 2. Weekly rin)rt or Oregon weather bureau wijs: Harvesting ! In f.ill progress throughout Oregon except East and Hoalb of Blue mountains. Wheat Is turning out better than was ex jtteted. Genernl crop will average about J that of last year. Spring grain has Improved somewhat but it will be n r 'i"rt crop. Hops are . coming ou well and altuough lice uro ploutlful yot nothing sarlous J expected from thom. Held Up a Cable Oar. Kansas City, Aug. 2. A masked highwayman ut mldulght attempt ed to hold up tho cable car on Sum mit street and rob the couductm. Police Sergeant Parker hnpponed t" be one of the passengers nnd a fu-i- lade ensued. The oillcer wu Wounded In the groin dangerotihlj but I ho robber escaped. MURDERER WILSON. Talk of Disintorrlng His Body From Among tho Pioneers. Poim-AND, Aug, 2. From pros nnt Indications the body of Charier WIIboo, the murderer of Mamie Wnlsb, which was Interred In the Oregon City cemetery, will not be allowed to rest In peace. H. E. Jlnyen, of Oregon City, was lit Port hind and gave some Interesting fuck about Wilson. Mr. Hayes saw Wilson In his cell in tho county lull at Oregon City several times befor he commltlcd eulcide, and says lily r actions Indicated that tho dividing line was very faint within his brain. "WJiKOti," ho continued, "wie tliu jt'foat supple man I over saw. When confined lu his cell ho would attempt to commit suicide by colling him self up llko a rattlesnake and then spring headforemost against the 'Wall aud then full ou tho floor and lav apparently lifeless. I attribute IJni Softening of tho frontal globes of his binlu to theso attempts to com "lult suicide. Wilson always ntt heartily." It may bo Interesting to noto that Wilson's bruln. which weighed 04 ounces, has but one superior and otieeqUttlln weight, viz.: that of Cuvler, tho fronch naturullBl which Is tho heaviest ou record, anil ,. that of Henry Knight, which also weighed 04 ounces. f'W hen Wilson suicided tho au- thorltles announced that they would 'bury tho body In a far corner of the h .cemetery, known as tho 'suicide's comer.' Instead of doing thls,how evw, they burled It in tho heart of the cemetery between lots owned by the Latourottes and Nobles, two of the oldest families of the city, and nc ar tho grave of Dr. McLaughlin, the Hudson Day trader, who whs heroin 1824. Tho bodies of D. L. Latourctto aud tho cldor Mr. Nobles ' rest In tho family lots near Wilson's grave, Thero Is considerable talk of having WHbou'b body removed, , several parties, relatives of the fain- ,r ilies mentioned, declaring that tlie. Will go to law about It." to be present Monday next when the address la moved lu reply to tho speech from the throne. Webstar Seen Near Albany. AMUNY,Or.,Aug. 2.-A. Webster, tint fanned convict, was wen In tho woods three miles below Albany last evening. Three olllcers came up from Salem last night and organized poso to capture him. Two of the men met Webster.but did not know him. They ordered him to halt, when ho ran. They Hud several shots Bthlm.but hom'uped into the thicket. About twenty men ure searching the woods for him. Confessed the Crime. TAOOJtA, Aug. 2. Zales, tho mau accused of murder of Officer Oudlhee, yesterday made a statement plead ing guilty of assuult. Ho has btrn kept Ignorant that the oillcer was killed, and was persuaded tbut this was the best method of getting, out of the trouble. This positively iden tifies him aud will convict him of murder. WORLD'S PAIR BILL. Assaulted the PoBt Master. Nashville, TeuuAug. 2.-Jew Bloodworth a youth of Edgefield Junction entered tho post oillco at that place aud on being told theit wai no mull for him returned u ft -v mlnuto later aud tuwuulUd P' Master A. Ramly with a knir tho latter in uot expected to llv . Bloodworth Is still at large. Tho Republican League. New Yohic, Aug. 2. Piesldei i W. W.Tracy, of the Illinois Leiign. lays In his opinion J. S. ClurkHWi will lie elected president of tho N:i tlouol Ilepubllcun league by uc clumatiou at the annual couvcntioii In Bullulo on September iirst. He has talked with Clurkson und reusou to believe he will nccept. biii FROM HOMESTEAD. Tho Still Filibustering. i, Washington, D. O., Aug. 2. 'After an hour or moioof filibuster- , lng tho Iiouro today adjourned after revoking nil leaves of nbsc-nco to members, eveu on account of sick sese. Majority of Democrats lu tho house are making strong ellbrts to bring about a compromlso on tho ' 'World's fair matter and this after noon a conference of forty or more members wus hold lu tho ways und means commlttco rooms, lloth Idea In tho Democratic party woro represented and the following com mittee to talk over tho matter with in the party was appointed by Dookery, Against world's ialr Bandhead, Cummtugs, McCrcary, Culbertsou, aud MoMillaln; In favor Durbrow, Williams, of Illinois, Eel lows, Itellly and Bhlvoly. Usual Report of Strikers Weakening and So On. Homestkad, Aug. 2. There is greot activity among tho leaders to day to prevent the weakening of tho Btilkcrsin tho mcohanicul depart ment from returning to work and a meeting has bran called for this afternoon, Amalgamated associa tion still contends that If Home stead men stand linn tho company can never find men who can oper ate tho mochenery. Manager Pot ter hub ho IniB received 222 men from Ilaltlmoro, Philadelphia and Cincinnati this morning, many of whom are experienced skilled workmen. In addition ho says seven of tho old men have applied und beou taken back. Commlttco of strikers this morning attempted to persuade tho railroad engineers at Muulmll to refuse to haul freight In to tho yurds but fulled. The engineer stated that railroad men wero iu sympathy with strikers but uot to jeoperdlzo their poHlslous by such notions. Bhorldan troop and part of Buttery B wero ordered homo this morning. Threo regiments still remain. Tho Discussion on tho Joint Re, solution. Washington, Aug. 2. Before tho passage of the resolution there was a spirited debate in the House. Hotmail mndo a speech of some length, declarlug ho Inyl been act ing In harmony with tho action of tho house, that the gentleman from Illinois Hopkins had nlijpeied. Hopkins was willing, said Hohmn, to stop the wheels of legislation In order to compel tho house to give five millions to a corporation iu Chicago. Reed (Maine) replied. Holmoit, tmld he, had offered an example of unexiunnli'd courage. With a Dem i cratlc majority of more than 140, of which he was the factional leader, llio house had stopped the busince" of government, and now Holmnn was endeavoring to charge tbif stoppage on somebody else. He (Holman) had deliberately blocked the wheels of business. The World's fair lenlslatlou had received the Miuctlou of the senate wituout re gard to party. Futherthau that, It had the sanction of the Democratic house, and there was nothing against it but a miserable technical Ity, that some gentlemen thought the World's fair matter ought not to bo an appropriation bill., Yet the gentleman from Indianu hud the courage to Stand before the house and the eouulry and charge the re suit of his own action to another member, to charge In a house of 140 Democratic majority the stopplim of public measures by a member of the minority. Ho did not wonder tho gentleman from Indiana had had a long career of courage like that which carried a man through Indiana. (Jummings, of New York, said that the wheels of government were stopped by Hopkins, The latter re torted that, next to Holman, Cum tilings was responsible for tho con dition In wllich the house found It self today. McMlllIn, of Tennessee, asserted tiiat the gentleman from Illinois bad virtually said, "You either give that W.OOO.OOO to tho World's fair, or you don't get your sundry civil bill." Tho joint resolution wus agreed to without division. ollv, hod In ven substantial, cover uiu (lie i-iit Hi' biiK'U bounded by Front, O.i It and I'lm- streets und tho river, .i nr flm nHMiml (olnr. often results The Maori's Mintage. from the use, by tliono mlia betnino SALT Imkm, A..-. 2.-ITerlerf. MUlorgrny.of Ajcr'silulr Viger: Blade, a prize Hauler, has caused u , VbVa&XT! three tremendous hensallon lu tho Mor-' bottles of Ayer's Hnlr Vigor my hair mor church. He stole a bishop's , ftX" etti .Mct daughter because ho loved her. Canaan Centre, N. II Not long ago Blade, who Is known "A trial of Arcr's Hair Vlcor has con- as the "Maori" wus Imported be , ncea me "f CttURe It was believed he was tho daughter to tm abundant and glosiy, but only man who could whip John L. ' Mg Sullivan. Blade wos a flue, bulky ance. R. Britton, Oakland, Olilo. specimen of mouhood, but he prov-1 "I have used Ayor's Hair Icor for Mb luur Ul inojcm.1 ..,.......-- iPACHumRUANUUhXHAKUO "TliieS aiJ Gl." i rrnn proddCTION or an auununm I crowth of hnlr, v.' a Ik like texturo m TOWN LOTS, iu rtflat fntlf nr flVA VPRffl mMt ontlofortnrr f1rp!ii!r for the hair It Is all tlint I could df sire, being harm l.. rniinlnir the hair to retain Its natural color, and requiring but a Rinnll An Old Soldier 1ond. Nkw YoitiCt Aug. 2, Lleuteuaut Oolouel h. Xi. Small, nsslstutit com- s mlwary general of subsistence, sta tioned at Governor IbIuikI, died axly yesterday from a compiled- : Kon of diseases. Ho wan 01 years 1, and has been n suflcrer, from int's disease aud catarrh of the ah. He was born at York, lacylvauln, August 0, 1831, outer- i army when ho was 10, and itlnued lu the service up to the i time of his death, From Homestead, PmsnuHCi, Aug. 2. The Du quesuo mills did not resumo opera tions with non-union men. The compuny polled notices giving the old mon until Wednesday evening to ruturn to work. Tho steumor Tide curried two hundred uonainloii mon to nnmostead yesterday. Joseph Drivers, Charles Reynold, John Williams, and George Kin calde, brought hero to take the placo of strikers, yeslorday eatuo to tho city, whore they called upon Attorney llrennati, and complained of tho treatment received while In tho mill. All say they were brought horo by fulno representation, aud al so that thero uro at least fifteen men In tho mill that want to como out but uro prevented by officials, who will not allow them outside the fence. To Arrest Frlck. FiTTwHUKa, Pa'., Aug. 2, Aunr- kbts Bauer and Knokl made an- aUou for release ou ball this ilng Judge Kwlng fixed tho lit at 600 and Attorney Friedman SMtpaeoure oomismeu today. (rumored Information will be against H, O. Frlck some i today on a charge of conspiracy , tliat be will be arrested before it. Information la made by im Association. 0m Docratlo. JMBKV, Ala., Aug. 2, lt.v nM4vd today eontlrm the rtkat Joee,tBJorty reach 6000 kgwlalure will be over- Jnly Democratic. WtetaThMi toiUUy. i, Atw. ! (JIaiWoue lu a 1 to pHHnintry wiporteni Umih tu attend tiwiluti fur rC tte UHe of eoiuaiou, aa4 pekly urpvaall A Shooting Scrape. IUkkh City, Or., Aug. 2 Crack er Creek Mining camp, thirty-live milcH from this city, was Sunday night the scene of a shooting scrapo, Joseph Mlakcts, saloou-keuper, shot and fatally wounded Andrew OIkcii. Tho trouble nroBo over Miokets' kloklng a dog belonging to Olson. The latter started to go behind tho bar after Miokets, who at ouce drew u revolver aud commenced firing, the fourth shot taking cftect in Olson's abdomen, Immediately af ter tho shooting Miokets started for this city to give himself up, and was mot ou the road by thesherlll. The parties have boon the btst of friends, and for several years have been al most Inseparable, Canadian Minlstors Excitod. Ottawa, Out., Aug. 2. A cabinet couucll was held Bulurday to con sider the consequences of President Harrlsou's exercising tho power placed lu his hands to retalluto ou Cauuda for disci liulnatlon ut tho Wollaud canal. Bo urgent does tho government consider the possibility of tho president's enforcing heavy discrimination tolls at tho "Boo" canal that a oouferetico of Blr John Thompson and two of IiIh colleagues was hold lost evonlng lu the room of tho minister of mllltlu, at the Russell houw, It Is said that the cabinet la divided on tho question, one section being lu favorof revising the Canadian policy ou tho spot, and the oilier of appealing toJCng laud for sanction to iimUo ie r rata ugaiutt the United Water, Mr, Chapleau, the uewmltitilcr ofcub toms, la strongly In favor of nban- doulag the polloy of dlrlmltiutlon 0OBB WAS NOT DRUNK. Testimony of Many Witnesses to This Effect. Washington, Aug. 2. Tho spec ial committee appointed to iuvcbti- gate the charges of drunkenness in members of tho house resumed session yesterduy and many wit nesses lehtllled that iu their opinion Representative Cobb, of Alabama, was not drunk when he delivered his argument In the Noyes-Rockwell election contest, tho witnesses gen erally testifying that Cobb was suf fering from exhaustion Incident to the delivery, when iu poor health, u loug spwrcli marked by inuny In terruptions and much badgerlug. liynom testified It was not uncom mon practice for members to take bullion, beef tea, coflco, und other stlinulautsout of a cup during long continued arguments, and from his knowledge of Cobb's physical con dition, ho was satisfied that the gen tleman could not speak continuously for two hours without taking some stimulant. Andrew Dovlne, one of the olllclul stenographers of the house, produced tho manuscript olllclul report of Cobb's argument, aud testified that he saw nothing in Mr. Cobb's conduct to Justify the charges. It Is likely that Simpson, of Kan sas, wll illo a minority report in behalf of his fellow ulllaui'o member, Watson, of Georgia, It being pruotl eully assured thut tho majority will at leust make strictures on Watson. quantity to render the hair easy to nr rangp.'' Mrs. M. A. Ilalloy, U Charles st.,IIaverkill, Mass. Ayer's Hair Vigor, I rnzrAnro nr Dr. J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. Bold by PruggUts and rrf umer. ed a dismal failuro and was relegat ed, uboiit three years ago, to Bait Lake. Ho Is now hiding from Bishop John Sneazly, who rubd over a small agricultural town known us Mover, about 100 miles from Bait Lake. He Is wealthy und bis only child, a girl about 18 yeurs old, was a recognized beauty. Bho had all the youug members of tho Mormon church within a circuit of 600 miles ot her feet, but w hen tho gluut lighter, Slsde. appeared m the town the two became desperately enamored. They eloped, but Blade bad to first ploy Romeo to lite Mor mon Juliet because she wus locked lu an upper chamber of her watch ful parent's home. Bit hop Sneazly learned of his daughter's love mak ing oeion, tne elopement, aim nis . , Drvev Younir Is still The't .' . . '..".. .... .,r...i. give way, and empty tho contents of the big tank, which contains nearly 00,000 gallons, upon them. Should It occur it will cause serious damage. Acceptance of Straw Bonds. DENVKit, Col., Aug. 2. The big raining suit of A. W. Rucker, of As- $2.00 I'ernnrcn fortlicflneM finished 1'llOTOUKAWa lu IhecllJ . MONTEE BROS., 18 Commercial Street. F. B. S0UTHW1CK, Co tractor niul Jguililur. Salem, - - Oregon. A. H. FORSTNER & CO. Machine Simp, (Inns, Spoiling Hoods, Etc., '.iOH Commcirlal Stieet. Fit U IT TRACTS AND -FARMS. J J, I nuiiiuut Horseshoeingi uniiper rose to a mgn piiun. i ue ,., nm htwept. the district uulou was denounced, and the gill nn( ,he 8Uprenje court. The de was locked In her chumber, from fea(lunt nie.l a bond in the sum of wliieh blade btolc Her In tne most approved aud romantic stj le. Thty hastened to a iustice of tho peace 20 miles awny and were murricd. The idrliop and nil his clan puisued the elopers, but they arrived nt tho house of the Justice half an hour too late. $1,000,000 which Judge Beutty was approved by Ruckei's lawyers Democratic Caucus. Washington. Aug. 2. Democruls of the house held u caucus last night for the purpose, if possible, of ngiec Ing upon some plan by which the present deadlock may be broken nnd an adjournment of congress bu muintaiu that the couit was iiupos ed upon and that the bond is of no ueoount, An affidavit made by the plaintiff, Rucker, in New York, ou the 30th Inst., is on lie in the case. Mr. Rucker swears that the princi pal, Otto Mears, has very little, il any, property not eucunibeied for a larger sum than the same would bring If its creditors should proceed against him. Rucker also claims that L. C. Ehrlcli, another surety, during the present month had made an ellort at Colorado Springs to bor row $20,000 on a note, with J. B. brought about. A resoluMon was presented proposing to lay over un- Wheeler us indorser.und that he fail ed to raise tho oush. It Is claimed til npenmhur upvl. Mm iirminRlt Inn tu' vote V,000,000 In aid of the World's fair. Tho resolution, in efb'ct, wus thut a vote on a separate world's fair bill be had ou tho 7th of December next; that but three amendments shall bo in order. Another resolu tion provides that Bingham's resolu tion ordering a reconsideration of tho disagreement on tho senate amendment be laid aside, aud an other resolution provides for the con tinuance of the Dockery subcom mittee on appropriation to invest igate tho World's fair management (luriug tho reces. Most of the speeches made wero in favor of t lie resolutions and against the World's fair men. After considerable debute, the resolution to throw the fair ap propriation over until December car ried, aud the caucus adjourned. The lesult was leceived with manifesto tions of displeasure by world's fair people.nnd expressions of feeling be tween two sldts bee ime quite warm nt the close of the caucus. thut Churles Adams is largely in volved. Tho pluintifl asserts that he has been unable to ascertain that the remaining sureties have any pro perty whatever Judge Beatty decid ed that when the case has been ad judicated so fur as the district court was concerned, and when the ap peal bond hud been approved and filed, the court lost jurisdiction of the case, aud Us orders made had to stand. TIRE IN PORTLAND. Paint and Oil Houso and Qrocory Houso. Pohtlanii, Aug. 2. Flio bioke out In tho third story of tho paint and oil house of Whlttler, Fuller & Co., in the Starr block, ou Front Strtet, at 8:S0 last night, and lu a few minutes the llimes wero bursting from every window of the two upper stories. Owing to the great amount of lntlamarable material the departments wero un able to control tho lire, and it spread to the wholesale grocery house of Wndhunis & Co., adjolnlug. Tho two upper stories of Whlttler, Fuller & Co., and Wadliams &. Co., were entirely gutted, and tho two lower lloors badly damaged by water. The building Is u four-siory brick, end Is owned by Senator Dolph and 1). l Thompson. Tho losses are as follews: Whlttler, Fill h r & Co., f 76,000; Wadliams & Co., $.10,000; Dolph and Thouqisou, dam age to building, M0,000. In Is under stood that all the losses, are covered by insurance, J. J, Fly uu, flremuu, had his leg broken. It Is supposed tho fire sturted from spontaneous combustson, as one of the mon lu the building heard au explosion and soon after the flames burst out. Tho lire de partment did excellent work lu con fining the tlaiuea to Whlttler, FuN ler fc Co., and Wadliams & Co'a stores, notwithstanding the hose burstod frequently. Had tho Are caught tho oil warehouse lu tho rear tho reeult would have been muoh more dlsasterous. For a time It looked us though tho entire block would surely be destroyed, but Frauk Dros., who adjoin Wadlmnm LU, were only slightly datuaued. ha yet tu rvailml. Tho Lotter May Cause Trouble. Wasiiinoion, Aug. 2. Borne very sharp com spondence is prom ised between tho second controller of the treusury and tho secretary of the navy, as soon as the latter learns thut the former has expressed him self, In an official letter, us doubting tho word of tho head of tho navy department. It Beems that Colonel McCowloy. lately deceased, was asked by the department to vacate tho quarters ho was occupying in tills city while awaiting retirement and proceed to Philadelphia, 'this was done by the secretary, ho says, to enable certain repairs to bo madu to the houso occupied by the colonel at the headquarteis. Tho case llu ullycume before tho controller, who decided that Colonel MeCow lej was not entitled to bo paid commutation for quarters. Secretary Tracy wrote the controller that McCowley had vacated the quurteis for "the con venience of tho government." The coutroller, in a Utter which ho wroto to the navy department, said that tho oillcer hail not vacated his quarter lu Washington for tho benefit of the government or for its convenience, but that tho whole matter was conducted with a view to bring the case within tho regula tions entitling the oillcer to commii tatlou. Iu other words tho secre tary was guilty qf trylug to swindle the government aud then lying about it. Tho controller's letter went to tho conmiaudnut of the marlue corps lu Its regular travels as a red-tape document, and tho secretary never bw It. The olllcers at the murine corps had not the courage lo show the letter to the seorttury aud have allowed the mat ter to drop. The chauces are that when the knowledge of the letter reaches the secretary thero will bo some interesting remarks made of and to Controller Gllkerson. Oil Tanks on Firo. Lunuiw, Ky., Aug. 2, Tho lire which started ou Tuesday night lu Garllchit Co.'s sheds nnd turpeu tluo warehouse Is still raging, tho losi to dato aggregating ovor $100,000 Tho blaze is now issuing from three large tauks, also nt the manhole near tho bottom of the tauk ou the north side, tho lead gaskets that en circled the manhole having melted away, and causing an opening all arouud the manhole two feet In di ameter, A large amount of oil la permitted to flow from tho tank. The oil that is uot consumed Is Fatal Accident. Euoeni:, Or., Aug. 2. Mrs. C. D Maxwell was the victim of a fatal accident near Elmlra last Saturday. Maxwell and his wife were having seme trouble, tho result of a recent separation, when J. H. Gates, broth er of Mrs. Maxwell interceded In hei behalf. Maxwell gave indications of an assault with a pistol, and Mrs. Maxwell went to the house to get a shotguu for her brother. It vm accidentally discharged, the load entering her left side. MARKETS. Pout i, a n i, Aug. 2 Wheat valley, $1.22i $1.2.5 Walla Walla, J.1.15 1.17A. San Fhancjsco Cal., Aug. 2. Wheat, Dec. $1.42. Ciiioaqo Ills., Aug. 2 Wheat 81J. T. J. KKESS. HOUBE3 PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, Natural Wood Finishing, Cor, 20tl and Chemektta Btroct JOHN M. PAYNE & CO., Real Estate and Insurance. First stairway north of Hush bank. BICYCLES. Full ball bcarloR Safety Bl-cyi-len. The lowest prlctd wheel lu the market. The best In tho world for tne price. C.B. Hrowu A;cnt,?-IS ommer clal tit k EPLEY, Livery Feud and Boarding Stable, -II BuitcSUicit. STIWIS lllli., Calif om la linker). THE BEST. 101 Court Street. L U. riidcrtakiiiK and Cabinet Work, 107 State Street. FOEYE & MILLS, PORCELAIN R A T II S AND SHAVING PAIU.OR3, Only l'oicelnin KnthTubs In the city. li0liCoin.ft.,il6m,Hr. Scientific oi'i'esiTi: rouNimY On Stuto Street. THE Salem llackman is Rest Line in tho City. Court Street. J. E. MMtPllY. Tile for Sale, Brick and Tile Yard, NORTH 8AL.KM. SI Kb. E. C. UOKCO. Baths for Ladies, haiu DitnssiNO parlous, 121 Court Street. J. I BENNBlUfl BANDIES M 'A . ' rrun and CW p-- aio 1 CIcrai-H nn.i w . 1 m UIIiLIARD PARLOR! mi Stt(ti T. W. THORNBUiJ no Upholsterer, KcmodclK, ro-covon iu I clas work. (Jliemekt. flll Hlatp Irmuranco lZ.let M JOHN IltWR, Carpenter and m HhopiWHtatestrMt, Store Fittings aSped J UUKKXWtESXlWtJUillUju THE R ff" e "U. -EVER OFFERED.- Palace Kruit Tract ADDITION TO SALEM, ORECiON.- Bewaro of Ointments for Catarrah that Contain Mercury, us mercury will surely destroy the beiipo of frtiu'll nnd completely de range the whole system when enter iiiR it through tho mucous surfaces. Such articles hhould never he used except on prescriptions from repu table physicians, as tho damage they will do Is ten fold to tho good you cati possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F.J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. contains no mercury, and is taken Internally, aud acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Iu buvlnc Hall's uutarrn cure be sure you got the geuulne. It Is taken Internally, and mado In Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. fcSr-Sold by Druggists, price 75o. per bottle. 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 $G00 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 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. , t,.,The!?lotsare cvered with a thrifty two year old orchard of French, Italian 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 ime on balance. For purchasers who do not wish to occupy the lota a iSZ0 for two years wifchout extra cost h a11 wil1 be THE METROPOLIS OF THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY Is not an overburdened city liable to collaps lo, but maintains a steady eioAvth. Avhen " eat natural tm nSnSi 1 F1?01"3 cii? on 'fic const possessing such ttd possibility it overgo THH Of the Palace E sftfosiderful aiPMuntnif liitr t ltA l.w,t,).... .. t tlie WeUaud it. NodeoUIonThe8UM,Iockl8 one of tl)e flrbtl the mine are warned, lwt the juiu-Hor uuuuiug ertctwm tue uiftuuole, which Uiunde of cast Irou Ecsults often follow llio use of Hood's 8.u-s-narllh, Severe ensis of scrofula, tijiou which other irep (ir.it'ona luivo becu lomilcs,lekltothe Iecml.ir cur.iiho powers of tliU medlclno, Dlsttcssliiij C.1SP1 of dysisla, excmclat Il5 cui.ii '.'.Inls of tho kidneys and liver, agon zing ltoli Pik a ii.i Mm ot suit Ipcfc 1 1 Ire rheum, illFanree- v'JMI lip ablo oases ot catarrh, and aches and pains t r'.ii'uinatSm, are cured by Hood's Sar sa' .d'a. It t'liriaes the blood, and at tho ilmo tones tho stouiacti, creates an ite, and yhes streugtlt to every funo. . jf tliolxxly, Gheltatrlal. Conoral Debility "For four jears my wlto suffert'd with i.irso tumor bunches on tho glands under tho urms, and general debility of the whole 3) stem. ShoK became so poor lu health that wo were on tho terge of despair rewriting licr recovery. 1'hyslclans did not seem to understand her case; at all oents she never derived any bentnt from their treatment. She Anally concluded to try Hood's SarsaparUla. The Immediate effect was so marked nnd satisfactory that tho continued to take It, and thU ts tho result: Sho lias gained lu weight From 84 to III Pounds aud Is stronger and in tetter health than sho has teen for years. The bunches under her arms have diminished, and we believe Hood; Sarsiarin will bo too much for them in time." J. J. Xouikoss Com. mexotal Street, Hasten, Mass. Hocd's Sarsaparllla 60U by drufsUU. Jllxfvrf&. lirlby ft I. liooi) CO, A)tiktariti,IU, ia too doi Qnt Poller i iulUvation ,.f S,ll r. ,C'L,,1l'0ya,10.U''6olvra engaged in fn.it mwinffand nnUiiTniin .- 11 n . ... M,ru t HHiuimuts and will crive all informnrin,, b.ijT. Or llJlvr.lflilnva i,1 r ,1 .. . " tioivcu 1UI J-..la ,lllu u 1UUU ui tllfi nit.V smiiii, ,.i. 1 ! - , , x ., uiiuiuu" mvuco iiu'n.r.inn nrtriiica. .j - -.-, uuuiro, ers. growing ly intending purchas- SPALDING & ROGERS, Bush-Breyman Block:. II I At I nernia and Lhronic Diseases A"'orizcd capitni woo,ooo. CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK Salem, Oregon. DR'S. BHIMP & HOUSER, ISSS!?fy.tlc.B to Nervous, ft,,. &&E31. h,L2 T5S5& of Female and ChronlJ at lr.n "ml,,tt b0SS,t 2fiJP.?wa-aV,a",aHSS sclent" TwSFI"!" Mrtloal m?n nitKk. Salem. "reel- Uush-Brey. Salem Abstract and Loan Co, tu&tsS&jn safely. W. H. H. WATERS, dff MONEY TO LOAN J oaTood fa?2iUSU fr tbe next dy FEAR & HAMILTON M Tickets ON SALE TW I Kansas OMAHA St. Paul "2J4- BuBl anlc hkwk. fi l'. 6Udu THE WILLAMETTE, SALElir, OREGOX. Rates, $2.50 to H5.00 per Day. menu, taii Choicest Fruits Orownim tin WUUaett, VUeyT M.T. RINEMAN Staple and Fancy Groceries, and WUlowwi 5ii,bir,imp W-leu AloAeieta,bleIndfr,!i?.ln.(l8..o0ull,fte' "lllgbeal :?rlw?wtoi lLl"i?lr bsou We wild a Xre ir Sfn?".!!?. pnxtuce.' ....uiiHt:.., in j (Ml inhnreorjouri KlHUtHut ft Citv, CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, And ill Points East, North and South,. PULLMAN SLEEPERS, COLONIC SLEEPERS, RECLINING CHAIR CARS AND DINERSi ittamers I'oulatid 10 an Kranclsoo Every TICKETS EUROPE I llayg. TO AND rcROfvI For rnlna and eenernl Inff.rrnation cull unruddresa, W II. HUl.UUaT.Asst, QenU Pass. Agt 2M VVusbtngtun 8t., POBTLANU, OBBQOJ' 'ELLIS & WHITLEY, UVERYMEN. tioutn of Wlllamytu Hol, I. WAGNER Prop. ttliVSoT Z I jSAtrlSM ... ORKOON i, '? A'rAW- J A-K.. -1