Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, August 12, 1892, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text& ll m THE PEOPLES PARTY. Wearer in PrUi4 Tlie Par- ty ii ItWewPfJitical aid Other News, Etc. - PEOPLli PARTY. Oen'U.B. Weaver Opens ttte Oam- - paiga This AfUraooa. Portland, Aug. 12. General ImbmB. Weaver, People's party nominee for president arrived here -fro,in Francisco hln morning. He will formally open the preel- rfiitil amitialiru lu a speech this afternoon and tonight. He Is at oonipanled by his wife and Mra. '--Lee of Kansas. - Of Interest to Post Masters. 1 Washington, Aug. 12. Coushl erable dhwppolutmeut lii felt at the poBtofflce department over the unex pected omission from the sundry civil bill of an appropriation of $5000 " which had been asked for to enublt 'tlie sixth auditor's olllce of tho trea sury department, which audits pt masters' account?, lo employ SO peo pie for six mouths, ut the rate of f60flj per year, to assort several mil jllou paid money outers which Imvt accumulated and uru accumulating lo theolllce.and whloh.ln their pies- ''ml eiit state, preyeut the settlement ol thousands of postmasters' accounts. ' . The act that no provision hud been v in ide for their employment was not 1 discovered until yesterday, when it was found necessary to rescind all action In this respect. The Eight Hour Law. - Washington, D. C. Aug. 12. Bollcitor General Aldrioh of the dfc partioent of justice is preparing nu opinion in regard to the application "of the eight hour law, passed at the ' lest stselon, to the public service n-lpubllc work und contracts. V; Sham Battle. r8AN Francisco, Aug. 12. The United States cruisers Charleston and Boston left here this mornlup under command of Admiral John Irwlu, to convey three compunlts of the, naval resorvo of UjIh city to StUita Cruz, Cal., where the but tatlon will have practice lu uuval tnauouverH and will tako part in a sham battle Satuulav with the national guard now lu oncampmout tUerv. w Postmaster Killed. SKATTI.K, Aug. 12. Thomas C. Htlston, postmaster at Fiemout, a northern suburb of Seattle, wan killed yesterday wbllo unloading MWlogs from a (lat-car, nt the Lake Union dump. Ralston had Just taken a contract for unloading the logs, and went to work this morn lug. The first log ho attempted to onload slipped and slruok him In the chest, Infiictlug Injuries from which he died a few minutes later. . Killed For a Washing Bill. GREKN8Uuno.Ind.,AuK. 12.- -Two brothers Wm. and 8am. Llttol got into a quarrel over $1.60 which Will iam owed the wife of Hamuol for washing. William drew a knlfo and stabbed Bamuol In tho side killing him. v Narrow Escape Orkoon City, Aug.12. While ut "Work un the suspension bridge tills morning, John Oelson caught hold of a live electilo wire with his bare band and would have been killed bad not a fellow workman pulled tttmoft. Ills hand and arm were ily burned. The wlro was carry- g four thousaud volts. ijtaailjr Completely Wipod Out. Ban Diecio, Cal., Aug. 12. The i of William Lester at LaMcsa lot, ten miles out, has been id u ashes. Two men nre bus- of Incendiarism. Tho last iber of the JUestor family recent- dUd by a house falling on him. i wife and all his family have accidentally killed, aud all nmtoa of them wore burned. A Contest in Alabama. Haw Yoiik, Aug. 12. It was uu- Iwally said at at thu Itoiiubllcan quarters that tho managers ! asalet Kolb, thu Alllauco caudl- in making a contest In Ala- for tho oiileo of governor. liwal has been consulted and n steal Ily U alleged to lmvo been by which tho result of the i oau be set aside. tttiwr Soil's Daughter. MKHJT, N. Y., Aug, 12,-Tho of Sitting Bull and Peter . formerly of tho United aVnty, were married heru yes- .'i Markle served with Custer f long while and It la reported fdtfonoe paved his life when I attacked by Indians. Kails Recovered. M.A3D, Aug. 12, Captain i tit iu Ute elty, aud reports that n getting the steel rails wreok of the Abercorn U favorably. They have batwwo lOOt) aud 1300 tons. ibv not gotten Into tho low lyaLhut have had a little MM aaaouHt of the rails being what. ftuftoiitco, Aug. ItBar. f, Iwad of the Arm ef Levy milt OOUllltHwiOU HIW- itM u!eldiytrdy ;tbgalH hla ream, Qabbxi SaitM, K.MtiiMbaw of aiiHMt to4y aa4Hate, John Fjljgeratd 4o nmgM, Mut f . HA hum i-mp toifi Qeorgia lUBlicaas. ATLANTA, Ga., Aug. 12 The re publican state convention nomin ated electors at Innte. A resolution was adopted setting forth that ills inexpedient to nominate a fctate ticket. Must Have a License. Chicago, Atg.12. Tho commiss ioner of Internal revenue has decided that the various hi chloride of gold Institutes In tho country must take out a government retail liquor license, involving an uuuual tux of $125. Nominated for Congress. Seward, Neb., Aug. 12. The Independents of the fourth district uomlnated W. H.Doch, of Saunders county, for congress. Doch was on tho Alliance ticket for lleuten-aut-eovernor two years ago. Peoplo's Party of Iowa. Dbs Moines, Aug. 12. The peo ple's party convention met In this city at 10 o'clock yesterday. The 'onven(lon Was called to order by J. J. titott, and W. C. Weeks, of Wlu .erset, was elected temporary chair man. After adjournment for dls rlct caucuses, the following candl tales for electors were uuneunctd: First district, W. Drukej second, W. A. J. Gray; fifth, T. II. Muuu; dxth, Mllo Ileno; seventh, Captain (taudelmau; ninth, N. H. Bowman; tenth, Thomas A. Laskj elevtnth, J. S. Burtuolomas. After the selection of electors ni large, tho following uomluutioi s of state officers were made: Secretary of state, E. H. Glllett, of Polk county, attorney general, Charles McKeuzIe, of Crawford couuty; railroad commissioner, J. H. Harnett, of Warren county;uudi tor, J. M. Blakesly, of Poweshiek. After taking up a collection ol silver, tho convention adjourned. Smallpox In Now York. Ni:v Youk, Aug. 12. So many casta of smallpox have ap peared in this city during the pas) three weeks tbat the health nut hoi I ties fear there may bo ugeueral out break of tho disease during the com ing fall unless energetic measures are taken. The Infected district has been divided Into 20 sub-districts, add u saultary Inspector assigned to each of the latter. Will Not Prosecute Her. Pati:kson, N. J., Aug. 12. Pat rick Quinu, Western Union opera tor at Delaware Btatlon, who was shot by Ilattle Acres in tho tele graph olllce, lies in tho hospital In this city in a critical condition. He has refused to make any statement except to ay he will not prosecute Miss Acres, as she had cause to shoot htm. He admits ho promised to marry her and wronged her. Miss Acres is In custody pending the re sult of Qulun's injuries. She denies she attempted suicide after tho shooting, by poison. After llrlug tho two shots at Qui mi, she handed him the smoking pistol uud told htm to shoot hor, as sho did not want to live. Miss Acres Is an attractive young woman, 22 years of age,k nud belongs to a respectablo futility of Cresco, Pa. Tho New Oruisor Marblehcad. Washington, Aug. 12. It has been determined by the navy depart ment who shall christen the cruiser Mnrblohead to be launched at Bos ton today. Tho duty will devolve up on Mis. Charles II. Alleu,wifu of one of tho oot) tractors of tho vessel There has been sumo dispute ns to thu propriety of having a married woman christen thu vessol. The us ual custom bus been to have the duty performed by u young maiden, but in view of tho fact that the two naval vessels,tho Baltimore and Ita leigh, were christened by married ladles, piecedonts are regarded as no louger binding. Washington Republicans. OIjYMPIA, Wash., Aug. 12. Tho following Is tho tloket nominated. Representatives John L. Wilson, Bpokuuc; William H. Doollttle, Plerco. Supremo Judges T. J. Anders, Wala Wnla; Elmou Scott, What com. Governor John II, McGraw, King. Llouteiuuit-govetnnr 1 II. Luce Lincoln. Secretary of stato James H. Prlco, Pierce. Auditor L. R. Grimes, Kittitas. Treasurer O. A. Bowuu, Wah khkum. Atloruey general W. C. Jones, Spokane. Superintendent of public schools- U. W. Bean, W'hljman. Commissioner of public lauds-W. T, Forrest, howls. Statu prlnler-O.C. White, Col umblu. Providential electors G. V. Cal houu, Bk'igit; J. S. McMillan, S.ui Juan; J. A. NitVairo, Okanogan; 0. F. Whlto, ChehallH. From Coour D'Alcne. BuisK. Idaho, Aug. l'. Uultot Statts District Judge Beatty yester day afternoon held that vierennf the Coour d'AJeuo rioters were guilty of contempt of court la violating tho lujuucllon served ujion them w etmlulug them from Inttrterrlug with mine owners lu the operation of mines. Judge IWIty sentenced the prisoners hi term rruglng from four to eight mouths, Ten of thu mat) who have been on trial wen dfeftharged. The wen held, aud their te.uitt of liprlHiHeBt, am as follows; T!w. lm "Har- vkwtoH. Hugh MeOw, John Xfefeo). Om. Pvtoh, Thoa Whalwi MkMMMfa etteh Six months; It. Robinson, four! mouths, and Jweph Poynton eight months. Thus. O'Brien, president of the miner's union, was held, but the sentence was deferred Until the Bunker HIH-Sullivau case Is heard. Ills understood that an appeal will be taken and application for a writ of habeas corpus will ba made to Justice Field. Judge Beatty, lu reu. dering his decision, said that the question of diverse citizenship could have been raised In the orlgiual proceedings, but it had not been so raised. Court said it was not essen tial that each party shohld be ser ved with a copy of an injunction. It was only nrcessary that they should kuow an Injunction had been issued. Neither was It neces sary that parties should have been named In the restraining order, that order having been issued against tho miner's unlou. Thojudge stated that labor organizations were entire ly lawful In tho ab-trnct, but the lawful character of a particular or gadlzatlou must be measured by its acts. The acts of tho Coour d'Aleiie miner' union showed that they were of an uulawful character. A strict Interpretation of law would lender each member liable for the icts of the organization, and said be court, "there Is no doubt I could told all tho defendents who are members of the uulou. I will not, however, upply that rule, but will endeavor to determine tho con nee tlon of each of these respondents with occurrences at the Gem mill on July 11th." The court then an ah zed the testimony as to the p tr ticlpatlou of each defendentin those iccurreuces with results given. Hal Pointer Direct Race. Gkand Rai'ids.MIcIi., Aug. 12 Xlno thousand people were prehent itthe Hal Pointer-Direct race yes terday. Betting was twenty-five to six In favor of Hal Pointer, but Di rect captured all hearts, it not all pocketbooks, and received more up. plauso than his swift com pot I tor. At 6 o'clock the two horses came down the etieloli.neck aud neck, and as they passed under the wirePoint or had the pole. They kept their positions to tho turn, when Geers pulled Pointer u length nlitad. At the half Starr brought Dl'ect close on to the Hank of the gelding. Direct could not stand the pace, aud Poin ter steadily drew away until he gained a length nt the lust turn, and a half, in 2:09. Tho horses started In the second heat with Direct nt Pointer's girth, and went ns If tied together for the first fiuarter,then Pointer drew nway again, but on tho back stretch Direct caught up. At tho halt Pointer spurted, leaving Direct again, at the head of tho stretch, going gamely and fast, but could not lessen the dis tance, and the finish was made with Direct u length behind. Time, 2:1 IJ. In tho third heat Direct went full tilt to tho first quarter.und then very visibly sulked und followed Pointer around the mile with devil-may-qaro expression two lengths behind. A hundred yards from the wire he gave up absolutely in disgust, aud jogged in three lengths aud a half behind the victor. Time, 2:13. Then Nancy Hanks, In a raco against time mado a mile lu 2:00. HE SHOT THEM BOTH. A Quarrel Over Wator Rights Ends in Murder." lino Br.urF, Cal., Aug. 12. The Dally Press published last evening tho following account of u cold blooded murder perpetrated In the Tenicseal cauyon lu this ceunty: This morning whilo Mrs. Peter Wall and Ira Wall, wife and son of Peter Wull, a prominent business man of Elslnore, w ero driving through the canyon, Elinor Walters, a young man who h.vs lived In the vlelnlt; some years, stepped to tho roadside and shot both Mrs. Wall aud hti son. The sou died Instantly and tho mot I it r is badly wounded. Yiiunu Walters is ouo of two broth ers who have beeu having borne difficulty with tho Wall family over water lights. Stockmen Roloasod on Bail. CmiYKNNK.Wyo ,Aug. 12. Judge Scott has decided to accept ball from tho stockmen, for thu reason that Sherlfi' Kelly has lofusod to pay the expenses of longer holding them. Judge tjcott decided they should be balled In $20,000 each for their ap pearance on the 22d, tho time sot for tho trial to oommouco. A bond was prepared which each prlsouor slgued separately in the sum of $20,000, which amounts vlitually to allowing them to go on their own recogniz ance. This was a great relief to all parties, mid w is particularly gratify ing to thu .stockmen after a few mouths' Improvement. There were 42 prisoners released. A Satisfactory Showing, Washington, Aug, 12. Minister Ryuu, Is transmitting to the state de partment tho recently published BtatUtlual tables of Mexican foreign aud domestic shipping movements for 1601, mils attention to the high, ly gratifying condition of our oceau commerce with the uelgubor lng republic. lie says; "It will be seui that more Ameri can steamers have entered Mexican ports than those- of ull other nations of thu world oombluad; that the American willing vessel entering wero Infinitely in exc of those of any other country, aud that Mexico's domestic or Internal commerce was carried by more American steam ship and railing vetehi than thew of all other uutlops combined, w((it the single vxveptlou of Mexleo Itself. KNIGHTS TEMPLARS. Election of Officers of tho Encamp ment. DKNVMt, Aug. 12. Hon. Hugh McCurdy, of Corru. a, Mich., was elected grand mns r of the Knights Templars of the United States. Right Sir Judge Hugh McCurdy, Is a 33d degree, re-deputy master of the graud encampment and past grand encampment and past grand master, past grand high priest, pasteuilucnt grand commander, past most Illus trious grand master of the graud council, Illustrious deputy forMIohl gau. He was made a Mason In Birmingham lodge, No. 44, in 1850, and has risen constantly in thu or der sluco that time. He has always been n great v, orker In tho order. After the afternoon session of the encampment other officers were ap pointed, as follews: Deputy grand master, W. Larus Thomas, Danville Ky.; graud generalissimo, Reuben II. LIomI, San Francisco; grand captain geuetal, Hy B. Stoddard, Byran, Texas; grand seulor warden, George M. Moulton, Chicago; graud (uulor warden. Rev. II. W. Rugg, Providence, R. I.; grand treasurer, H. Wales Lines, Merldcu, Conn. (:e-elected); grand recorder, W. B. Isaacs, Richmond, Va. (re-alected). It was decided to hold the twenty sixth tnenuial conclave at Boston. The encampment then adjourned until today. The National Veteran associatlou, at the meeting, chose Brother Ed win Ashcrman, of California, presi dent. The other officers, ten vice presidents, and George B. Metcalf, secretary, aud Wm. B. Bow en, of Nebraska, treasurer. The organization of the Grand Secretarlaii Guild of Freemasonary f North America made a tempo iary nrgauizitiou with permanent officers until 1892: John H. Browo, Kansas, president; W. R. Bowen, Nebraska, secretari; Edward C. Parmalee, Colorado, treasurer. The principal event last night was the reception given by Denver Odd Fellows to the grand commanderlts of Kansas, Illinois, Iowa aud Midil gau. Nearly 1000 Knights' Indie were present. A Monument of Columbus. Nnw Youk, Aug.12 A cablegram has been received stating the Ital ian vesel Garlglano sailed today fiom Genoa for New York, carrj ing a monument of Christopher Colum bus. MARKETS. Poktiand, Aug. 12. Wheat valley, $.1.22 $1.25 Walla Walla, $1.15 1.17J. San Fhancisco Cal., Aug. 12. Wheat, Sept. $1.30. Chicago 783. Ills , Aug. 12. Whei t Tolographic Brevities. Jack Leslie, clerk of Justice Sharp, of Tacoma, is missing, aud It is said his accounts ure short. J. H.Smith was instantly killed at Wnlluce, Idaho, in tito Grange mine, by an explosion of giant pw der. Joseph Lang and a man named Illou were drowned in the river ut Sacramento, Cal., while out sailing. A squall upset the boat. At St. Louis Scotty Morris and Fred Dubois, two blacksmiths, quarreled, and Dubois' fi lends threw Morris on a forge heated to a white heat, fatally burulug him. Mrs. Martlta Kester, of Mankatc, MInu., fed her 4-wesks-old babj "Rough on Rats" uud killed it, and drowued her2-y ear-old boy lu a well. What Stronger Proof Is needed of the merit of Hood's Sarsapurllla than tho hundreds of letters eontlnuully coming in telling of marvellous curts It has effected after alt oilier remedies hud lulled? Truly, Hood's Saisaparilla possesses peculiar curative power unknown to other mediclues. Hood's Pills euro Constipation by restoring the peristallo action of the alimentary canal. They ure the best family cathartic. liori.h .IIIIUVALS. WILLAMinTK. O J Nlssou, II C Morehead, G H Fltzglbl.in, T W Reynolds, Col S mi Goldsmith & wf Portlaud. N Tumura, Toklo Japan. W L Jones Brooks. E T Pomeroy Chicago. W L Van Hardluger Oakland. G W Kimball Roseburg. G A Thomas S F. E H Whltlook, J W Potts Oregon City. F D Arriugton, St Louis. Mrs. E. HoiHton ,5: sou, Omaha. 12. J, Lauslug & Dan, Albany. Glliilnrd, S. F. COOK. L. B. Clark, M. T. Coldersnn, E. R mids, T. S. Mann, II. Gorman, Portland. M. F. Perclval, B. Kelly. Dallas, Summer Clothlng.Undcrwear and Hats ut cut prices. Capitol Adveu turoCo, 8 ll-2t m Opera slippers, the very latest, at the Palace, Oxford ties, tho best styles aud lowest prices, at the Palace. People are beglunlug to find out that Oeburu's Racket store sells the same brands of rlhbous 36 per cent, lower than any other houte, and al wbjb have a good line of colors. Ed, Jackson, the hatter, Clark & Eppley havo control of erne of the best brands of butter brought to 8Wm, NesprMimrpACJFICLAflD COprevalcnt.eineclallyamongwouicn, f IV II P V SOprevalcnt, especially atnongwouicn results from oertttxliic tho system The ttsslmllatUe organs becoming de ranged, tho blood grows weak and Im poverished, and heare "that tired feci Ing" of which many complain. For all such cases, there Is no remedy equal to Aycr's Sarsaparllla. Take no other. Some time ago I found my system rntlrcly run down. I hail a feeling ot constant fatigue and languor and ery llttlo ambition for any kind of effort. A friend ad iscd mo to try Aver s Sarwv parllla, which I did with the best ro Milts. It has done mo more good than all other medicines I hate ever used. Frank Mellon s, Chelsea, Mass. "For months I was afflicted with ncnous prostration, weakness, languor, rcneral doblllty.and mental depression. Ily ptirlfylnc the blood with Aycr s Sarsaparllla, I was completely cured Mrs. Maiy Sto ens, Lowell, Mass. When troubled with Dizziness, Sleep lessness, or Bad Dreams, tako Iyer's Sarsaparllla, rnziunED bt Dr. J. C. Ayer Sc Co., Lowell, Mass. BoM by ll Druggliti ! Dealeri In Medicine, Grand Excursion and Benefit. A grand time Is promised to those who join tho excursion to Yaqulua bay and Newport next Saturday. Arrangements have beeu made whereby tickets will be good to re turn Sunday, Monday or Tuesday. A dance will be given at Newport by the Second Regt. band Saturday night. Also, a grand concert and dance will be given Monday night by the Second Regt. band and or chestra at Newport, Tho Albany Mechanic's band w ill accompany tlie excuision and there will be music in the air. Train leaves Saturday Aug. 13th at 4:30 p. m. Tickets rouud trip $3 50. No change of cars at Albany. Tickets on sale at Patton'a book store, also by members of the band. Beware of Ointments for Catarrah that Contain Mercury, as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely de range the whole system when enter ing it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never bo used except on prescriptions from repu table physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O, contains no mercuiy, und is taken internally, aud acts directly upon tho blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hull's Cattarrh Cine be sure you get the genuine. It is taken internally, aud made In Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. CSTSold by Druggists, price 75c. per bottle. Saved u Woman's Life. Mr. J. E. Thoroughgood, writing from Georgetown, Delaware, says: "Two teaspoon fuls of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Reme dy saved the life of Mrs, Jane Thomas, of this place." He also states that several other very bad cases of bowel complaint there have been cured by this remedy. For salt by Baskett & Van Slype Druggists. Tea from 25 cents up. Grades to suit the most fastidious at ('lark & Eppley's. Big stock of men's $2 60 Congress shoes. Capitol Adveuturo Co. 8 H-2t Tho famous John Kelly children's sboes at Ojburn's Raeket store. Wonderful ?s i ii .I. i i ,1 follow tho uso of Hood's Sirs inirlll-i. Sevcro dies of Etrofula, upon which other prep ir.itlons luo been vowcrless, )leldtotho liecull.u curallto powers o( llils medicine. DMressItiB c iscs of dyspepsia, excrucUt Ii p coin.'l.itnts ct tho klitnejs aud liter, rB'iiiiizhig itch re . ?'H"n ' Results i . c.ises ot c.itirrli, and aches and pains ! i cmiut.'.m, nro cured by Hood's Sir- i lla. It i urines the blood, and at tho j t.iuo ti ncs tho stomach, creates an n, .i it gives strength to eeryfuuc- f 'ic ooi.y. Glvo It a trial. General Debility 'For fom j ears my wlto suffered with U.rj tumor bunches on tho glands under tho i mb, .i.id KUicral debility of the wholo sj stein, at o becamo so poor In health th.it wo w jo on uio ergo of despair regarding he? recovery. 1'lijslclaus did not seem to understand her case; at all events she never derived any benefit from their treatment. She finally concluded to try Hood's Sarsaparllla. Tho Immediate effect was so marked and satisfactory tint sho continued to take it, nud thin s tho result Sho hr.s gained lu weight Troni 04- to ill Pounds and i tiKwgrr and In better health than bheh sboen' i yeats. Tho bunches under her arms lu e Jimlnlshed, and we believe Hoods Eiai&iparllU will be loo much for them lu time." J J. Noncnoss 'J26 Com mercial Sticst, Boston, Mass. Hood's Saroaporilla SoMliyilrtuUU. Jlj lit furfi. Vreparedbj 0.1 UOOl) ACO.AiMLeoarli,I.Ge;! Mui. IOO Doses Ono Dollar Mill 11 Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r, Warm Meals at All Hours ol (lie Day None but -white labor em.iloyrd In this ("tablWhmeoU, A good ubUnUal meal o ked In flrV chuMKtyle Uwenly-Qv cent per meal HD JTRO N T Onnt tr,u between Opera .Houe and MlatA'n I4vrr For Sale or Trade. Hqcow, good tat eattte, stock cattle, pan of uauiw; w41I traded Iter land In M riea Oo., or lew bt dta. raw-' lcw.corrut n ii Ull FOR TOWN A, H. $2.00 I'crdozcn forthennest finished 1'HOTOOKAPHH lntheclty. MONTEE BROS., W Commercial Street, II I ' . 80S F. B. S0UTI1WICK, Contractor and Itnildor. Salem, - - Oregon. T. J. KltESS. HOUSE PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, Natural Wood Finishing, Cor, 20th uud Cliemcketa Street. BICYCLES. Full bull bearing Safety HI cycle. The lowest priced wheel lii the market. The best in the world for tne price. C.B. llrowu Aijent.SlS t,ommer clal St L city. w THE Palace FOR RESIDENCE OR INVESTMENT This property is unequalled by any now on the market in the Capital city of Oregon BUY AN ACRE LOT For a home or as an investment that must double in a few years. Acre lots on the first street north of the Palace fruit lots cannot now be bought for less than 6G00 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. These lots are covered 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 oilier fruit. Each lot has good street fi outage and is equal in size to eight city lots. & i PRICE AND TERMS. unA hJvZZT l0'T? 'U' 0(ifed at the low Price ol S400 to S500 each, half cadi, 1 hiwm hi ?r b!la,T . m I'rel"!s 1'0 do not wish to occupy tho lots a THE METROPOLIS OF THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY THE Es'I&03EK,j:E3'SP03Ea,S cultivatio,, of allfi,ftenSXlS,ef T in -fruit Srowing.'and ors. To, .icula, nd a 5XttST?ttTalSfB PUVh"S" SPALDING Hernia and Chronic Diseases DR'S. SHIMP & HOUKKlf Devote BpejlM nttentlon to Neri,m r, arrhal, Asthmatio nnd TnronVnW.h Cat- Salem Abstract and Loan Co, The only Abstract book . of M Man COU?fr ,Utal es,l ordeS jailed promptly ana aafely. W. H. H. WATERS, MANAGER THE WILLAMETTE, SAZE3T, OREGOX. RuteR, 60 to .00 per Bay. vnutcent fruits OT9wa tie WUtaawiu Vall A. I. WAGNER, Prop. IND UKCHARD ti LOTS, FRUIT TRACTS FORSTNER &. CO. J. J. (11 ... f.,nn kT "1 , 'Scientific Horseshoeing, Sporting liooils, htc, 0I.MSITB FOundiy Commercial nircvu Oni State RADABAUGII & EPLEY. Livery Feed aiul Boarding Stable, THE Salem Haclunan it H, POULE. Best Lino In tho City. Court Stroot. 41 rttatcHtiett. STBEVliS BROS., Call for" '(' ttnkeru. THE BEST. 101 Court Street. J. E. MUllPILY. Tile for Sale, Brick and Tile Yard, NORTH SALE.M. IL CL llltis. E. C. KONGO. Baths for Ladies, IIAIK PKKSSINO PARLOUS, 121 Court Street. PmlcrtnkiiiK "! Cabinet Work, 107 State Street. HOEYE & MILLS, PORCELAIN BATHS ANn BHAVING PAKLOK3, Only Porcelain Hath 'J ub In the uoiu.pv ,ouicu, . .uiunnrac --EVER OFFERED.- Kruit -ADDITION TO SALEM, OREGON.- BEST 1 1 1 Lu & ROGERS, Bush-Breyman Block. Authorized Canital isno.nm CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK Salem, Oregon. Btate, County and City Wa.ranu bought SYl(5T0ArI KTWIqI lnW . - oaiooT unrszr m th0 next day FEAR & HAMILTON, , M , MfV uiuca &idv M.T. RINEMAN "miLK, JJf Staple and hm Rm; "'MaicmtrM't AND FAttMS. J. L. BENNE1T t sl CANDIES Tl i . ' r v! Stroot. - "I001, it. T. lillillPBii ClKar8 andTobtet,'' BILLIARD PARLOR. 243 Com'l Str t T. W. THORNBURl The Upholster, iiciiiimcix, re-covers tm upholstereu- niinu-""! ! cliu-u work. OhemekM. Stnte Insurance block r ! John num. Carpenter and Bi Bhop05SUite.tr-., StoroFitUnprsaSpecltltJ TMENT Tract OMAHA Kansas Citv, St. Paul CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, And til points East, North and South', PULLMAN SLEEPERS, COLONIbT SLEEPERS, RECLINING CHAIR CARS AND DINERS; Stoamers Portland to sn FrunclsooKvery 4 Days. TICKETS Ti?&&D EUROPE for rates and general InformaUon caU on or address, W .UULnUBT,ABst,aenU Vsuu. Agt 2M Wasnlngton St., yoKTtjmp, Qbh)W ELLIS & WHITLEY, LIVERYMEN, South of WsUasst Hotel, SALSM ... OSKOM a Tickets (i SS. ON SALE is tftKBtjLm LI to ysJOM fc w v "-m-id .;