Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, August 19, 1892, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text8 ' w wwrnr News' fit Owl Creek .Urge NimIht Killed. mOM TSKHZMU. jwriAtUoktheMUttlaaHd are Repulsed. , KHOXVILI.K, Aug. I0.-Tho miners Ihreti attacks on tlio soldier at Cowl CreOk, each time being re- paiaeei, lire third time with hvuv kw, many Mug killed. The wires mv out, Htid liutuiiig can be beard. tlM rWl la Bald to Lave been trry bl'MHly. Five huudred nillltlh sod oUImjuh are hurrying forward iore-eafuree Col. Autlersoo. Pen ttta lten r terrlblv (xclted. and it r ' bnsluet) Is suspended. , Knoxviiab, Aug. 10. Yesterdaj tb 'court bouse bell rang the rloi call, and since then the city lm Imo uue huge paltltatlnt; nerve. The excitement Is Ititeiiiw and be 'jonddeecrlptlon. At 2 o'clock the wires were cut at Coal Ctcck, nuu newspaper men and railroad men knew the lubtslep ws about to bt be takem Bbortly tliertalter tin Jo irnal received a bulletin that an attack hud been utudu tiiiou cum Audertou, and fruin the news now obtainable the attack must liavt been a feeler, as no casualties wen reported. In a short lime auothei attack was made, and then a third lu the last, galling guns wen brought to bear U)ku the mlucrt wltb deadly effect. Many wero kill ed Miid wounded. -At six last eve uiug the alarming newa wbh Drought in tltat Captain Atielersou had been captured and held M8 a prisoner with aguaid lo prevent the hot-headed faction fiom banging him. Details of the re ported oaptule are not yet known, but it is said to some extent to luvt disheartened the militia. 'ihe were, however, lighting with des Deration. They know that capture will be followed by death at the hands of an infuriated mob. Helu forcemeats it re hurrying northward, bit they are few In number, though bfavo tighten. At 8 p. in. General L'aruea ami the West Teuneswo trojps not yet arrived, and It Is fetred the little baud I hat left Knox. Villa lu the afternoon will be butcher ed before help cati reach it, Yeetei. day afternoon tho posso tuumuuitc by SherlnV Hollow ay was uruut- with Winchester rifles. It nuiiihe - !ed eighty-tlvo men, among then. Homoof the most prominent busi ness and professional meu In tin 'oily, and commanded by Major 1). A. Carpeuter. " Tilts posso was Joined ly the nii'.' tla, under command of Co). Wool- " ford, numbering probably one hun dred meu. The party Immediately toft for the sceuo of the trouble. At Clinton they were met by a number (A citizens of Kuoxvillo. Clinton, nd Coal creek, who urged the no-no-lute maduesa of going forward : Without reinforcements. A thousaud armed miners, they said, were drawn up ready to llro upon them m they alighted from the train, aud dynamite was everywhere. Major Uapeuter lieaid them through, and turning to tho men, said: "Doys, I guesi wo will go on." And as they went bpyonit Clinton they I ayo Tiot beeu heard from. At Clinton the sounds of battle are plainly heard, aud thorc is no doubt deadly llghtlug rnges beyond tho mountains. The possible fate Of Kuoxvlllo troops Is leaking out, and thousands of angry and exolted HMD are iu line In tho streets, aud ure Buolmnan for weakness and h ; miners for madness. The court feouae bell Is again rlnirlug tho riot Mil, and excited pcoplo are ruBhlng In that direction. Men uro volun- jtotring hut there aro no arms. Gen- Ml Carnes, with 400 men, has Just MMbed Khoxvllle, and will lm. KMdlately go to tho front. Tho opinion is growing that an awful Iota of life of good eltlzoHS aud In no ma t meu oan only bo averted by- prompt action of tho governor In. ailing on tho president to send fed- M1 troops lo the saonu of notion. KNO.WIM.K, Aug. 10. Latest we of yesterdaiH light at Coal kMlc'la tothe cHect that twelve (Mm were killed and twenty udd, Attack by miners was with 800 men against 160. A ro nte was ordered by General u aud a blaze from every of the fort belched out. Borne killed outright aud manv Ddd. At the atockado they and the men ulauibercd walk to release the convict. Itw fort some distance, from the higher up. doors aud en. wr thrown npeu and the at last were lu powetwloii. began loonier convicts to iveaud bad them all ctntured CtouwuJ Anderson assembled hlaaoidUra at the Hide thoml- u and movluga hnwltaer Wt Uii to bombard them. topped lu the work of re uiivk4 and turned to trot Utt way of tile heavy fusllade bulktMi, Again and again Imdtr hvggtHl them to tight ruhu down the hill to ifMrloua ouslaught of the With never a halt aud tie- fslly Uy reached the bottom blU bMMiag lit dead and more wvUBiMd miners with (hew, hunted Ut out of ttlght aud WUMgvw, Tlw-y thin col- $t4Mud wouuOed, ijgot euo, j,wdWav that It was r.i... . i., i. ... ...... - "V ..M".T.n""V 'IH UiuuhIi their wit for help were. AlfM. WWW Hmefclhff wH through the woods' towards Coal Creek his Boouts were fired mi by( the miners. When the main force came up there was a lively skirmish ( and In ten minutes tho miners wero in full retreat, leaving fitir dead and carrylngseveral wounded with thom. General Carnes loss was four dead aud six wounded. Troops left the regular road, attempting to reach Coal Creek by the mountain path. Nothing has beeu heard from the KnoxvUlecoiiipniiyslure Itpasi ed through hero yesterday after noon. Chattanooga. Tenn. Aug. in An order was received this morning from Governor Buchanan directing the sherib" to summon and arm elx hundred more men to go to tin sceuo us soon as possible, to Coul creek. All wires from Coal creek ire cut. Thoouly news comm ly way of Clinton which is reach' d by oiurler. Less than 600 troops and about tho sumo number of citizens are now lu the Held. Miners are ept well informed of ail move nents of troops, aclloiis of citizens i.e., even here 160 miles from tho cetio of trouble. Numerous spiet ere are lurulshiug Information to uiners by unknown means, Nabiivxli.k Tenn, Aug. 10. Jolouol Huge telegraphed from the oat of war Captain Audetson who tut taken primmer yesterday is still u tl.o hands of the minors and tliert is grave fears for Vils safety, Tmopt lave charged the town of Coal cieek. vliners have retreated over tin. uounlalu. Knoxvillb, Term,, Aug. 10. V telegram from Coal Cieek an 'louuees another light with the mi tiers. General Carnes advanced on the depot and captured It without iring a gun then moved toward e'ort Anderson and tho miners Hied on tho troops. Ono soldier, Walt Hall, was killed, one miner killed intl three wounded. Itcport sayt rhe miners surrendered uiicoudtiou illy and promised to deliver Captain Miderson this afternoon. WASiUNtnoN, D. C, Aug, 10, ctlng fcjecretary of War Grant thi morning telegraphed Instructions to ho governor of Tennessee at Kqox vlllo, COO stand of arms 30,000 round ammunition fur use iu Hiipprebslii). inliie riots. Thoy Charged Bayonets. UOKKALO, Aug. 10. Yesterday a jeering throng gathered about alii, lie detachment of soldiers iu Hit iwltehyards and became so threat ening that a reluforcomeut was soul for. Tho crowd, which numbered 1000, did not disperse at the com mand, aud the soldiers charged wlu fl .ed bayonets, prodding many oi tu "ao nearest them In tho leg. The m ib was soon put to flight, Poisoned by Her Husband Belma Ouovu, Pa,, Aug. 10. Tho sudden death .of Mrs. Charles Swougle, of Paxtonvlllo, turiiH out to bo the result of poison. Her par ents were susplolous that she died from an unnatural catiso, and had tho stomach removed and sent to Dr. Lollmaii, of Phlladolphla, for examination. A report was re ceived stating that a sulllelent amount ofstrychnlue to cause death had been found. The day before Mis, Swonglo's doath her husband purchased two grains of strychnine from Druggist Shludlo, of Middle burg. This tho druggist teslltleil beforo tho coroner's Jury. The poison was placed where Mrs. Bwen gle was in tho habit of keeping morphine, she being a sudorer from rlu'timatlu pains. Lust night the Jury reported that Mr.. Anna 3wcuglo had died from the otleote of poison malsalously placed within hor reach by her husband, Charles Sweugle. A hireling icHtillml that ho was oll'ered $50 by Swouglo to take hor (Mre, Bwenglo) away. This If true, will bo damaging evidence agalust the husband, who Is lu Jail to await trial. His father id the Iloy. Mr. Bwougle, for !10 years a mlulster here. Mrs, Bwengle was ouly 22 years of ago. Idaho Republicans. Moscow, Aug, 10. At 12:30 i ester day W. J. McCutinoll, of Moscow, was nominated by the convention aa IU candidate for gevernor, receiv ing 00 votes out of ISO. This was Just enough for the nomination. Thu result of tho ballot was received with tiemeudous cheering, and on motion of Heyburu, of Bhoahouc, tho nomination was uiado iiuanl mouaaud there was another wild burst orenthuslaam. Tho Switchmou's Strike. HuiTAix), Aug. 10, Urntltor hootl of engineers held a becret aea slou, result not divulged. Firemen meet tonight uud Important tte- velopemeiits ate looked for within 48 hours. It now appears railroad telegraphers may tako a hand lu thu tight. Fi eight Is moving very slow ly lu all thu utlected yards today, Delegation of strikers call on the sliurlll this morning, They said It hu would send troojw away they would guarnteu no violence would tako place. Littlo Ohildron Burned. (Iliui-IN, Cla., Aug, 10. Five chil dren ut home, looked up by their parents, burned Wednesday night, Nathan Kills and wife, with hlasU ter,a Airs, llaker.had gone to church leaving two children of a dead etetcr KllU'aml three of the Biker wo man's chlldrou locked up lu the building, Tho house- was dUmvervd on llreaboul 8 n'eloek and the Humes I ,.-... .. ..- ... ....... ,vut .,.- - fl, ly jjHKniitork1, ,iMfurm, Record 8roken. OiiKiAUo.AdK.IO-Anothef fcdtlhl was splintered at AVashlugtoii (I.rk yesterday, linl Pointer, starting to beats :00 J, went a mile drlVeu by George Gersln iu 2051, clipping three quarters of n second oil the record made by Direct on a kite shaped track. Hal Poluter was rated to a nicety In his race against the record, aud made the trip prac tically without a pace maker. After the brisk wind had died away a1 0 :20 Gorslu brought him nut, aud the second score nodded for the word. Abe Lincoln, the runner that accompanied Nancy Hanks In her trip yesterday, lay throe length behind him to the quarter, which was reached in 31J; the half reekd i fl with the runner a length behind, and three-quarters In 1:34 with the runner still away In the rear. At the seven-eighths Frank Btarr brought the runner level, but Pointer was pacing well within him self and needed no encouragement for coming home well iu hand; he went uuder the wire in 2.03, (he world's record for a mile iu liarum. A Riso in Beef. New Ydiik, Aug. 10. Whole- -tome meat dealers here believe ibat ilth'iiigb beef will be higher there Is no d iiiger of beef famine iu the city on account of the strike. A earful survey of the market show that there is enough beef iu the city at pres-utto last a week, and the Delaware & fackawauua road, ovei which some of tiie largest dealer. receive their cattle, is handling all their slilpmeuts. A dispatch from thecnmpauy was received yesterday sa Ing It was in a position to carr. all cattle consigned to Its regulai UBtomere. The Pennsylvania road, not Liting directed by the strike, o.u be relied upon lo bring euoiigl cattle to tide over any shortage tluti may occur. No cattlo wi ie shipped yesterday from Uullalo except ovir the Delaware ,& Luckawauiiu. There has been no sharp advance In beef to regular customers, but the probability Is that by tomorrow, when the retail butchers lay in their regular stock, buyers will Hud they will have to pay from 1 to 2 cents more per pound. There hat bcen no noticeable advance lu mut ton and laiHb,iis most of tho supply It drawu from near by points which aronot ell'ected by the strike. The same may be said of veal. " FREIGHT RATBS." Tho Union Pacific and Now Linos of Steamers. Ban Fuancjisco, Aug. If). Chron tele says the light being made by Ban Francisco merchants to have freight rates to aud from tho east re duced N already bearing fruit. The Unloti Pacific rceognles tho faut tbat It is soon to be In a position tc take a hand lu competition for busi ness and making preparations to that en 1. It now preparing to lu crease Its steamer service between Ban Frauchco aud Portland, lit Btea 1 of ono steamer every three oi four days, dally steamers will lit run. The line from Astoria to Port land, It Is au open seciet Is beluc built by the Union Pacific. When this line is finished the Union Pacific steamers will land their freight at Astoria aud will then send it direct east. It Is estimated that the average time from Ban Fruiiclso to Astoria will ho thlrty-ilx hours, train time bolng thirty-nine hours. Two new steamers are to be secured at once for trade, aud the Union Pacific tie liovos that by thus showing tho mer chants of San Francisco Its eagerness to help ihmn, will secure a good por tion of the trade whloh the control of the Pacific Mall steamship com pttny and its use as a club have en abled the Bouthorn Pacific Co t send oast over the Sunset route. RAH, ROAD ACCIDENT. Tho Orocon Express Colldos With a Freight Train. Davisvii.i.k, Cal., Aug. 10. Soon nftt r fi o'clock yesterday the Oregon express for San Francisco and freight train No. 7, botuid this way, colldol on tho main track. The oolllslou occurtol In front of the station. Ouuldoofthu derailment aud smashing of both cumins, there was no othur sorbins damage. At the lime oftho accld ut thu freight train was bauk d up a nldu track to clear tho roul for thu express. The engineers could not, on account of obstructions, sec the npposltu trains, Tho result was that before the freight train could be cleared, the Oregon express, which would have stopped u a few Hocuuds to tako pas sengers, siiitshed Into tho freight locomotive. Were It not thu loco motives wero slowing up at the time, fatalities could not have beeu pre vented. Aa It was no one was In jured, Bo soon as u fresh locomotive arrived from Bauruiuento the ex plena continued on its way to the bay. The accident will not delay travel fur the reason that several tracks are around the "wreck. A wreoltiug train from tho city wub beut to thu scene. It will take two days to clear thu track aud remove thu engines. Trains arriving from the bay w eret delayed half uu huur, To Aid tho Switchmen. HUKt.u.0, Atit.lt). A meeting of ilrcmeu this evoiiln will Ik one ol thu most Ituportaut crisis lu tho ctrlke. If thu firemen conclude to go out It will be ou all lluee on which Bwltuhtiien aro nut. They V III lllll!ltl.ltf, Mt 1,1 ,.llkt(l.,t.,. with the ftreuieu, lht oouduetora .w....u,, ,...,, ,,. .ukvm niiuun other three organlmtloaa aud If thu olltuax in reached they will work in h raiouy with th iu. mm,',ti iUTi n'tCm I OAMPAItirN OPENED By Young Men's Republican League of Illlonois. Bl'ItlNOFIKI.D, III., Aug. 10. At a meeting last night 300 new clubs were admitted making a total for the&tate of 11(53, vlth an average membership of 100. There was a round of applause when Chairman Tracey called the league to order. After prayer by the chaplain and preliminary proceeding, Tracey stoke at considerable length, giving -the history of the oagauizatlon of the leacue four years ago, its objects aud uro will since that time, and its work iu the presidential campaign. He declared that to the ell irts of Its 83,000 young Republicaus iu the last campaign tho Republican victory In this state Was largely duu. He said 7,000,000 men under 3.5 years of ago .will participate in tills campaign, and 1,000,000 will cist their llrst vote for president of tho United States. Of these over 75,000 will be cast in Illlonois alone. "Iu the hands of these young men," he said, "rests the future destiny of tho Re publican party. To these we must appeal, laying before them the glori ous record of the It-'publlcau party which appeals to the imagination of w trm patriotism, and stirs the en thusiasm of youth. Every member of lb It league must bo a missionary in bringing them in." At the conclusion of Tracey's nd dress, a letter of-regrut from Presi dent Harrison was read, aud a mes sage from the Women's Republican association of the United States, signed by J Ellen Foster, of Iowa, assuiingthe Illlonois Republicans that the homes of the country were with them iu this contest. After some routine business, the (onven tiou took a recess till 3:30, so , that the district caucuses might select de legates for the national convention IN'lHU KVFMMJ. Si'itiNQKiKX,!). Aug. 10. Gover nor Filer Introduced Whltclnw itel'l lu a short speech, in which he prouils"d Illinois to vote for tbp It publican party. Iu his address Mr. Reid said activity iu the young men augured well for thu.Hei ubhc.iu party in the coming contest. The Republic in party hadalwajs beeu the jouug men's party, but the i;onerallou that enlisted with the Pathfinder and went thimtgh the Red sea w lib the emancipators is passing away. Inspired by the ex ample the new geueiutiou is muster ing under tho Joshuas of this day for the promised land that lies before them. The prospects for victory this fall In New York are as good as in Illinois. There aro no factional quarrels In Now Yoik, enemies' re ports to the contrary notwithstand ing. He spoke a good word toi Cleveland and Stevenson, casing noth were tried, able, and Muccie men, too slnceie ho said, and too honorable to take a nomination without lucuirlng its full arty obli gations, or to stand on a platform without accepting and maintaining its doctrines. To that doctrlne.hcsaid it would be tho piivllege ol Repub licans to hold them. On It would tho C'impal'ii be tougbt and won. The recjids of both parties foi the past c.iuld he overlooked, aud the ouly need was to 11 x attention upon the policy for the future, which they have at last openly avoided, to iu sure defeat for tho Democrats. Peoples Party, Idaho. Uotsi:, Idaho, Aug. 10, People's party met this morning and proced ed to the nomination for govern, ii. A. J. Crook of Custer county, wa. nomluuted on llrst ballot. F. 11. Wright of Ada county was selected for lieut. governor and it. F. Ltd ah for boiretary of state. Another New Jltar. San FiiANOibCO. Aug. 10. Pro fessor Kdwuid S Hidden telegraphs tho Associated Piess from Idek oh sotvatory that a now stur, which appeared in the coustcllatlan Auriga lust February, aud which faded so as to appear very faint through tin big telescope, Wus observed ugulu last night by PiofeshorsSchneberle, CampbeM and himself. Tho star bus in rested lu brightness lu a sur prising mauiier, being now of 10 magnitude. Observations of the spectrum made during tho lust "prlng left many questions unset tled. Tito pn oent observation1! will throw much light upon theso and will enable us to trace something like a complete history of tho le markable chuuiics to which it has been subjected, Republican Oampalgn Matter. Wahuinoton, Aug. 10. The Re publican congressional campaign committee is still souiuw hat handl capped lu the mutter of cainpalgu literature. A great deal of matter has been pit-pared, but has not yet gone to tho press, nud will not be ready for distribution for several weeks. Bo far thu only available matter for distribution Is it series of pamphlets known as the "voter1 library," consisting of articles and eosaya ou topics like tho "A. 11. C, of thu Taritr," "Farm Implements Abroad," "Poor Richard's Almanao for 1802,'"-Vhy Irolaud Is Poor," etc. Bo boon as otdcra are Issued flout New York a large amount of uew and elevt nuttier will Immedi ately go to prvNtjaiid will wxm after be ready for dtirlhullou. A great many orders havo been received from all parts of the country fur Sen ator Aldrlch'a tarltt speech aud other mutters w hkit the committee Is as yet unable to supply. The Berdea Murder. F.U. RJVKK,Aug 19.-l'harle If. Peckbiuu, of CeutrViHagtt,8urn?nd. wwHo the iollee yesterday, declar &mmittmma "Thick and Glossy," TIIE PRODUCTION1 of an abundant grow th of hair, .' a f Ik-like texture and of tho original color, often results from the use, by thoie who have become bald or gray, of Ajei's Hair Viger: "I was rapidly becoming gray and bald; but after using two or tlirco bottles of Ajer's Hair Vigor my hair grew thick and glossy and tho origi nal color was restored." M. Aldrith, Canaan Centre, N. II. " A trial of Aycr's Ilalr Vigor has con vinced me ot its merits. Its use has not only caused the hair of my wife anil daughter to bo abundant and glossy, but It has given my rather stunted mus tache a respectable length and appear ance." K. Brltton, Oaklanil, Ohio. "J havo used Ayer's Hair Vigor for the past four or five years and tlnd It a most satisfactory dressing for tho hair. It Is all that I conld desire, being harm less, causing tho hair to retain its natural color, and requiring but a small quantity to reuilor tho hair easy to ar range.'' Mrs. M. A. Uailey, 9 Charles St., Haverhill, Mass. Ayer's Hair Vigor 1 TKEVAHtD BT Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Sold by Druggists and Fcrfumeri. ing he had killed Jlr. and Mrs.Aud row J. Borden. He said he did the deed out of pure love for blood. Peskham was locked up while the police make investigations as to the truth of his story. He is a farmer 62 years old. The Canals of Mars. Ltcic Observatory, Cal., Aug. 10. Up to (he middle of August many of the canals of Mars discov ered in 1877 by Professor Schlapar- elll were mapped here this year, but not one of them was seen to be double On the night of August 17 Professors Schiaberle, Campbell and Husey made three entirely Inde pendent drawings, each of which shows the c.tual-marked gauges on Rchluparelli's map to be distinctly double. Thus tho Lick observatory has the pleasure of confirming the discovery of Professor Scbiaparelli In 1802 as it already had done by Its observation of 1800. Have You Read How Mr. W. D. Went of Geneva, N. Y., wus cured of the severest form of tlyspepiiu5 He says every thing be ate seemed like pouring melted lead into bis stomach. Hood's Sarsapanllla effected a per fect cure. Full particulars will be sent if you write C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. The biRtie-t praise has ben won by Hood's Pills for their easy, yet ef fectual action. REAL ESrATB TRANSFERS. From Jan. I to date $1,203,370.00 AUGUST 18. Orecou Land Co. to Mary B. Kirk patrlck; 37 acres, feunnyeide No. 5. $1,628. J. H. Carter aud wife to Harry and Ray Savage; tr.tct in s 10, 1 0 s,r 1 w H00. Same to tame; tract in 1 9 s, r 1 w q o d il. Oregon Laud Co. to H. W. Klrk patrlckjlts lu Sunnysiile No. 5. iS00. From Homestead. Homestead, Pa.. Aug.19. Notices thrown Inside of mill fence this morning warning men at work to quit by tomorrow or tako the con sequences. Good Looks. Oood looks are more than skin deep, depending upon it bealth condition of all the vital organs. If tho liver bo inactive, you have a bilious look, if your stomach bo dis ordered you havo a dyspeptic look and if your kidneys be aflected you have a pinched look. Secure good health and you will have good lookn. Ekctrb: Rltters is the great alterna tive and tonic acts directly on these vital oigiins. Cures pimples, blotches, bolts uud gives a good eomplectiou. Soldttt Ditu'l J. Fry't drug store, 225 Com'l st. -50c. pel bottle. "marketsT" P o it t r. a n I), Aug. 10. Wheat valley, $1.23 $1.23 Walla Wulla, $1.15 1.17J. Ban Fkancisco Cal., Aug. 10. Wheat, Dec. $1,303 Ciiiru.no Ills., Aug. 10. Wheat 731. n u :riiilt r' ' u btoo.t wii'.'ti i i s OllSlEl Uj 1 mi i rbrt tilings out i itlii i ( the iu cL, can o iialntul rmtiili i a on thuiuiii, lit.s ortiet, tli'telu tli era lu tho ej es, eat s, or hose, often cat g lillniluess or itentness, Is the iirlglu ' iiH'le". ciieonius growths, or tlio liuiij . . t-r maiitfeat.ttli.iu usually ascrtbcU ti Mimnursi" unit fastening himui ttio Iiiii.l-s Piuses consumption, ami i!,ntlu Ikln U.euuist auelcnt, It la the liutel geucr.il , ll tllseaes or affections, toi ety lew 1uuim uro entirely free from it, "7T CURED l!y taWliiK Hoixt' Sarsaparllla, which, hy tho rcinaikJhle rurea It has nccoiii)llahed, iftvii when other medicines hate falleil, lias iroten Itii'lf to bo a iotent amt pecul ur iiutllclno tor thU disease, Soiua ot tlito cures are really wonderful, it ymi uffer from scmfula or liupuro blood, be sura to try Hood's Sarsaiurlll.e, " K cry siirlng my w tfo and children hat e been trtublel with scrofula, sores break, tug out ou them lit rarlous places. Sty littlo boy, three years old has beeuu tcrilblo suttorer. Uast spring be was one mass ot sores Iront bead to fitt. I was adtlsed to use HcAKl'sbarsaarllla,andwe hat o till IsXm It, The result Is that all hart been cured of the scnuulx, my little boy being entirely free from sores, and all four of my ctdtdrtn look bright and healthy." V. It, Athbkton, l,as4l aty, N. J. Hood's Sarsaparilla SdljbjdrawttM. lxfWf. rfredl) M.WOOD CeHAt,w.lwH.Mj IOO Dm On Dollar PACIFIC LAND ANU UHUHAKU CO, FOR TOW A. H, $2.00 I'eraoien for the finest finished PMOTOQHAPHS intheclty. MONTrE BROS., 160 Commeiclal Street. F. B, Contractor and liiiil.tcr. Salem, Oregon. T. J. KKES8. HOUSE PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, Natural Wood Finishing, Oor, 20th and Chemckcta Street BICYCLES. Full ball bearing Safety 131-eycle-'. The lowest priced wheel lu the market. The best In tbe world for tne price. C.H. Urowu AsentMS e-ommer clal St, k Only l'oi Notice of Assessme.it. VOTICE IS UErtEDT GIVEN Unit by orilti 11 of the common council of the city of 8 iteui made on tbe Sth day of July, 18J2, n aei ment w duly levied uiion all property abul ting on Cheuieki la etrett, from W atcr street to 12th 6treet. Bald ahse9ment la lieioby made for the Improvement of said atreet. bald ns eeBment hliall be due aud payable to the re. corder of tho city of Salem ten clays from the date of this notice. A list of property abutting on said Btrcet and the owner thereof an 1 tho amount asscsi-ed to such property Is hereby sit out and made a part of this notice. Notice i further Riven that unless said amounts so as sessed are paid within ten days from the cxplr atlon of this notice, tbat I shall proceed to LOllcct the same by law: W. Brryman and E Ureyman, lot 1 In block 02 of the city of Salem, Oregon, $111 01 II W. Cox; lot 4 In block 01 of the city of Salem, Oregon, $Ur23. J. B. Slump, lot 8 In block 49 of the city of Salem, Oregon, $144 01 J E btaey; lot S In block 60 of the city of Salem, Oregon, $114 0". Stato Insurance Company; beginning at the southeast corner of block 50 In tho city of Salem, Oregon, as shown and designated ou the duly recorded maps and plats of sild city and running thence westerly along tbe south line of said block 85 feet; thence northerly on a lint parallel with the west Hue of Commercial street in said city, 40 feet; thence easterly on u Hue parallel with the south lino of siid block, 85 feet to the west line of said Commercial street and thence southerly along said west lino of Commercial street, 40 feet to tho place of beginning, being 40 feet by 8G feet of lot number 4 in said block number 60 Also be ginning at a point which Is 46 feet north of tho southeast corner of block number 60 in the city of Salem, ss shown aud designated on the dul; recorded maps and plats of said city, theucn northerly along the west line of Commercial street of said city 25 feet; thence westerly ou a line parallel with tho north Hue of Chemeki tit street of said cit 105 feet, more or less, to tho alley in said block, thence southerly along said alley on a Hue parallel with the west line of said Commercial street to the north line of said Chemeketa street, a dlstaiue of 71 feet, moro or less; thence easterly along the south line of said block number 50, 80 teet, more or less, to the southw est col uer of the property heretofore conveyed by this bank to the State Insurance Company of Halera, thence northerly on a line parailel with the west line of said Commerciil street, 40 feet to tbe northwest corner of said property conveyed to said State Insurance Company; thence easterly along the north lino of said property couvejed tothe State Insur ance Company is aforesaid, 85 feet to the pliee of beginning, situated in the city of Salem, county of Marion, state of Oregon, fill 05 Tlrst National Ilai.k of Salem, Oregun; coin, uieuciug at the northeast eorncr of block 49 lu the tlty of 8alem, llicjonj thence Bouth along Commtrelal street, 43 fuet , thenco west parallel with Chemeki ta street, 05 feet; thence north parallel with Commercial street, 10 feet; theueo east along tbe north boundary line of lot nam bered 19, 05 feet to the place of beginning, con tainliig 5925 squaro feitof ground, excluding streets and Bldewalks, nlso commencing at u point which is 05 feet west of the northeast corner of block number 49 lu the aforenald titj of Saiem; thence south parallel with Commer cial stieet 45 feet, thtnee west parullel with Chemeketa street 05 feet; thence north parallel with Commercial street 45 feet; thence east 05 feet facing and along Chemeketa street to tho northwest corner of the bank building now erected on said block, being the plaee cc ntain Ing 2700 square feet of ground, more or Itss, deluding streets and sidewalks, but execptiug therefrom tho property cou e ed by the lalo 1111am btewart to Mrs A. A. heeler by wai rauty deed dated April 27. i6S7, and recorded in tbe record of deed of Marion count) Oregon July II, 1887,book 34 of deeds page 45J, together with tho tenements, hereditaments and appur tenances thereunto belonging, $109 05 A. A.Wheeler, beginning at the northwest corner of lot 1 in bloek 49 in baleui, Oregon thence southerl) along the alley 07 7.1" fe(.t' theme easterly parallel with Chemekcta'street' 105 feet; tbiuce northerly along east line of block 22 7-12 Teet: thcyice w(sterl) 125 feet thence in rtherl) 45 feet to north line of said' block, thenee westerly 40 feet to place of be. binning, fJ5. n P. Boise, Sr. and It. P Boise, Jr ; lot 5 in block 31 of tho city of Salem, Oregon, f Hi nj N. Bier; lot 1 lu block Jl of the city of Salem Oregon, J14I 05. ' l A, N. Gilbert! the north half of lot 1 in block 32 lu the city of Salem. Oregon, 1 05 J. Q Wilson; lot 5 in bloek 2J of the city of Salem, Oregon, Jilt 05. " ' ,,"-A,T1i","ff",! h.L P.rt lot 8 In v.vv .. urntiiutu u 1U11UWS, lO-Wtt' Bt 'in ning at tho northwest corner of lotBiu block 22 In Salem, Oregon, thence easterly on south line of Chemeketa street lu9 feet, thence south, erly at right augles M lu-12 feet tothe scut, noof Mid kit 8. thence wrstcrlyon said line of Bald lot 119 fee to the east line of Lib. erty street, thence northerli on said east Hi Margaret Merle) , all that ) art of lot 8 in bck 22 described as follows, to-wlt i ", tiitiiTdt ik r.it inn fAAt ..4 ... -b"l cornVof 'bloe'k tu b.la Oregoi, 7. plug thence Bouth 82J feet; thencS west 60 f," theuce i north 8-2H Ket, thence west on the north line of ..Id block 22,5o feet topUcoof beginning, $48 90. . oi .fWmTSKilS! 5.n b,oc " of ao T J. W. Dickerson; lot 5 In block 4 In the pit. .of S.lem. Oregon, $111 05 ae cl,J Aniell. O. Itiley; lot 8 in block 5 of the ctr of balem. Oregon. Sltl 05 ' f.w'1lvBtu.mp'. 'J"; WMt h,u f lo In buck tt) in tho city of Blem. Oregon, $H OS First Unitarian Society of balcm (ii. th; east half of lot 5 In Lloek 09 In the cito, oaiciu.uregoui anno. O. Soowdeni lot 1 in block 70 In the city of Balem, Orfgn, (141 w, ' ' W. V.Itork; all that part of lot 10 described thence e.rterl, .1, ng 'north Jin. of VXaill tiu th.nce i ;,r. ,3:,. '.ra Jide'of ld lot OofVet to J. nL 1 BV3 S,V53' bene, westerly .long .aid south line "so Am to the. west tiun of said block, thence .msi f ' M feet to place of beginning. 'llSlW BortDtrlr e.r.o l-milips. .It tint p,t, . ... ... b k 74derlbe,l .. follow.. uUi, L", ? rung at tbe northwest corner of lot 10 in ititlv U In 8.1eni. Oregon! thence "r.lVlr .l?no?Kk Muth line of Chemeket. .UrS j I fS ''"h'.ic! southerly .1 right gle. with ..id scnth Hn '. Chffi'u "" h. Mutb. line of lot u ?." .W thwe. t.rl?n.r.ih,U. , muia line or Chemeiet, Uriel 61 feet t, he wuthwest corner of lot number 2 In ,.m block tl; tbence nortbeily .long ,, fin.if JU 1 Hi a in uu blcA 7.D,oWU,glu'n7ns JhoVtosi'ioJi Svttsa', ,ta B4le w. Oregon, $1 no. T' ,n th " 8leu. Oreguo. mil Bi '' lu ,b H Of Mid 1M ta the eooihrul Vorotr thmf ih.,01 u. Mttkiut , oTJurVot XsftSa LOTS, FRUIT TRACTS FORSTNER & CO, J. J. IIMKINS, Scientific Horseshoeing. OITOSITI FOONDKY On State Street. Machine Shop, Guns, Sporting Goods, Etc., 308 Commercial Ptrect. RADABAUCII k EPLEY. Livery Feed and Boarding Stable, 41 rihtte Street. THE Salem Illicit man Is II, I'OULK. Rest Lino iu tho City. Court Street. m J. E. UUHP1IY. Tile for Sale, Brick and Tile Yard, ItOItTil SAlibM. California Bakery. THE BEST. 101 Court Stre'et. II. Wlte. n. . KOXCO. Baths for Ladies, HAIK DllISfelNO PAHUmS, 124 Court Street. Umlertalriii,' nud Cabinet Work. 107 State Street. HOEYE & MILLS. PORCELAIN RAT IIS AND SHAVING I'AKbOlW, ci-laln Hath Tub In the euy. ivjeoiii. ci , ciu'-ui, vji. r-MW-fHf,i.Jl '."jrarTOarwiCTjwg-Macenga n feet and 9 inches; thenco southerly parillel vlth west line of said lot to the south lino of ald lot, thence easterl) aling the south lino if said lot to the southeast comer tlureof; henco uorthcrl) to tho place of btfcluulng, $73 15. Z. F. Moody, lot 10 In block 83 of the clt) of Salem, Oregon, $111 05. Mar) Johnson, lot 0 In block 82 of Salem, OregJU,$H4 05. J. Batfhelor; lot 5 In block 82 In Salem, Ore gon, 114 05. N. A, Oooilell; lot 0 In block 80 in tho clt) of Salcin, Oregon, fill 05 Eugenia Gillingham, all that part of lot 10 in block 85, df seribed as follows, to-wlt. Begin ning at a point on the north lino of said lut 27 feet westerly from the northeast corner thereof and running theurtyKuithcrly parallel with tho east line of said Tut tothe south lino cf said let, theme westerly along the south line or said lot to the southwest corner then of, theueo northerl) to tho northeast corner thereof, theueo easterly to tho place of beginning, $120 50 A. Bush, all tint part of lot 10 In block 85 described as follows, to-wlt Beginning at the northeast itruer ol said lot aud luuulug the mu westerly along the north line thereof 27 feet thenco southerly parallel with the east lino thereof to tho south line of said lot; theueo easterly to the southeast corner of said lot, t lence northerly to the place of beginning, and also lot 1 In bloek 85 of thu city of balem, $10" 05 T. MeF.Palton and Lllza Cook; lot 1 lu block 83 of the city of Salum, Oieou, $114 05. A.l'arvlu, lot 1 iu Cartu right's addition ou the north fide of Chemeketa 6trect, $11I I 0. Jane A. Dumfoid, lot 14 of Cartwright's ad dition on tho north side ot Chemeketa stieet, $57 05. hmbella Miutln; lot 6 In block 88 In Salem, Oregon $111 05 . Blosser, lot 13 of Cartwright's addition on the north side of Chemeketa street, $57 05 W.N Ji'iclui, lots 4, 5 and (1 in Cartwught's addition ou tho south side of Chemeketa street, f2Jl gi. E W. Starr, lot 7 In Cartwright's addition on the south side of Chemeketa street, $57 C5. 1'. l'ugh, lotBiu Cartwright's addition on tho south side of Chemeketa street, $57 f5 M Rhodes, lot 9 In Cartwright's addition on tho south side of Chemeketa street, $57 ( 5 M.E Costello, lots lu, 11 and 12 lu Cart Wright's addition on the north side of Cheme keta stioet, $172 85 C. T. and T. J. Gard. tho southwest nuarle, ef block tl in Roberts' addltiun to the elt) of Salem, $18M). A. M. Palmer, tho west half of tho southeast Itiarter of bloek fi in Roberts' addition to tbe city of Salem, $09 85. J. B. Cro6, tho east half of tho southeast quarter of block 0 In Roberts addition to tho elty of Salem, Oregon, $09 85. Mary CuflUd and Thomas Caufield; the northeast quarter of bloik J In Roberts' addl Hon to Salem, Oregon, $18 80. Hannah Joseph; all that part of block 3 of Roberts' addition to balem, Oregon, described us follows, to-wlt Beginning at tho northwest corner of block 3 in Roberts' addition to Salem, Oregon; thenco touth along the west line thereof 157 feet, theueo east parallel to the south line of Chemeketa 6treet 79J$ feet thenco uorth parallel to tho east lino of twelfth street 167 teet, thenco east along the sjuth Hup of Chemeketa street 79Jii feet to tho place of beginning, $i,9 10. L. Shcpaid, the east half of tho northwest quarter of block J in Roberts' addition to bjlem, Ongon, $i9 10. O.A.Gray; all that part of block 5 of Rob. erts addition, described as follows, to-wlt i egmnlLg at tho southwest corner of said bloek and runniug thence easterly along the south Hue thereof CO ieet. thenco northerly Handle with tho west line of said block 105 ul' "'"""'"ly Pallel with tho south Hue of said block CO teet tothewest llneof said UlOCk. tlieiiCe Kimllitriv n.mif 4linn... . ii s,ld block W5 feet to. place of begiuuing, Serlbed asiollowB. beginning at a rmlnt,m tl e south Hue of raid i,i,,,i, Y5, .". II11.' w! ,i LI bl,Ck ? B0 ' e'.4 "" of " "outhwest corner thereof and runniug thenco northerly ,,n,.ii.i Willi t iRUflEl lll.o . ....! 1.1 .''J"""' : "-; ,uo w -sain uiocj. jt5 feet M mo westerly rarallel with th -south lino ot iJVh'V1'''!0"'' u Mellon na O A. Mellon- ii. ,. . i -' "icsuu.nctcriueuas (ollows ll.giuu ug at the northwest corner of said ""Jf'ndV'.nehX.hence beglnulni.'. M.io rthHn' JsraVC-S.S " lira), all erts addition to " Hra.aii ii,. i .....,.. . . . Ilition t, ,"": " ",oe" f "Ob- s folio... lle.lnn Tr,; V.,r'.."'e"!l.U"'4 " a - o aeiii in 1 1 tiii nr with the sou h II T. !rfH,'Ji?,..?"!? I''lel MM" blJe'k" 1 .? Hf t-Wl,ue of tl.- ...""-" rl U UCI. lilU f i . $5J 25. ' U" ,0 ,1", l'1'" of beginning. Uor,?ihHVly,oP,,brillb,dOCk if nb"' ow.i Bee.irM.1.-!.0.f,.b,1,r,u.?eberihed a.fo "Id bl and rUnn , -irt fornVr of ni,.. t,..., . -- . "" a. fo) ritriv Parallel win. , r.1" ,"" 'ueuc WJ0 and ASLJSSi Safattai: S.?e,S;te,0" "'ocklof.be city of Kl teftt.., we of3.lem.Oregon,ViCu5al,Ioa T(,luh Uty alne.L Ford O . JrorJ.UIy L, y'SV Bake,, lot Vta b?ock6Ur,LTnf loJ W Oregon, tin oj ,orH Iheciiy of b4,-;( 4rl,8oiDbl"'t'..c..yof W!rt xA;RV3 fc r of lot "S Ueserdetr, ; W..ek, 15 ?;e,;;hencew,';icrlyl .Tallel wf ffi ft"B?h '"'.HVi't'hTr")' ." , .uu uiocs. io piaco of AND -FARMS. J. i mm & sox, CANDIES, Krnit and w P. O. iilook. Cijr.at-8 and Tobacco ' BILLIARD PARLOB. 2-93 Com'l Street T. W. TH0RNBURC The Upholsterer, ItcmodolH, recovers andron,. upliolhtrred lurnllure T clas work. PheinekPik ..'" HlntoInaumtiroig.u B,rt' JOJEN UtWIN, Caijicntcr anil Buildc; ShotHoHtato street. Store Flltinps aSpcclalt Notioo of AGiesentent, UOTIOK IS IIKllLllToivtN tbat byori'erot j. the common council of tho clt) of balcm luado on tho 5th day of July, 18'I2, an assess! mi lit was dul) lovied upon all property abut ting on Commercial street from tbe south m. if Mill street tutho southern limits of the cite Said assessment is niacin for tho improvement of said street. Said assessment sliall be due aud payable to tho recorder of the city ol balem, ten da)s fiom tho date of this notice A list of property nbuttliigciii said strcit ami tho owner thereof, and tho amount assessed to such puqert) is hereby set out and made, part ot this notice Nutico is further given that unless siid amounts so astessid are paid within ten das !ii-in tho expiration of tbU notice, that I shall proceed to collect tho same by law: J. J. Murphy and E. C. Murphy; tbowcsthalf of block 38 of. tho city of balem, Oregon; $j)ji I rankle r. Jones, tho west half of block JJcf the dt) of Sslem, Oregon, ?38I. v Harriet T. Clark; lots 4 and 5 In block 4! as designated on the lecorded plat of thocitvof Salem, Oregon, $ )5 25. ' ' Amos Strong; lot 4 In bloek 11 of thocitvof Snlciu, Oregon, $107 4U. ' N J. Mcpherson; all of the south fraction of h t 3, bloek 44 iu the clt) of Hakm, Btato of Oregon, said traction containing 32 feet more or less; to bo more explicit, tbe proi erty con n)od is all uf lot J In blocn 44 excepting 42 feet on the north Eido of fraction or said lot sold to, mid now owned by Mrs, John A. Johns and be undo I ns lollows- Beginning at a point on tho eaBt 11..0 or lot J in block 14, of balem Oregon, 42 feet southerly froui the northeast comer of said lot, and running thence westerly parullel with tho south line of said lot 105 feet moioor Iibs to thu west line of said lot; thence southerly along tho west line of said lot to the southwest comer thereof; thence easterly along tho south lino of said lot, thence north, crly along tho cast lino of said lot to tho place of bcgluuluB.SHCS Julia A. Johns; tho north fraction of lot numbers, bloek 44, comprising 12 by 1C5 feet In the clt of balem, Marlon county, Oregon.is show u aud designated on the recorded plats of said city and bounded as follews: Beginning at a point on tho east line of lot 3 in bloek 44 of balem, Oregon, 42 feet southerly from tkenorta cast comer of said lotaud running themencst. erly parallel w ith tbe south line of said lot, 165 fiet, moro or less, to ibo west line of ..Id lot thence northerly along the west Hue of said lot to the uoithwibt comer thereof, theuce east, til) along tho north line of said lot, 1C5 feet uioroor ltss.tii the uoitheaBt Corner ot said lit. thenco southerl) aloug the i ast line of said lot to tho place of beginning, $18 60. Mary Strong Kinney; lots 1 and 2 in block 13 of balem, Oiegon, $190 50. Allen L Buckiufehuu, beginning at a point iu eastern boundaiy 8 rods southerly troni n rtluast coiner of block 42 In balem, Oregon, theuce southerly 4 lods along bald loundar); thence westerly at right angles to said bound, ary to tho western boundary of said block; thiuco northerl) along sulu western louudary 4 rods; thenco easterly ou direct lino to place of beginning, being 1.5 of block number 12, $7fi 20. 1' J. Larsen, lot 3 In block 43 of Salem, Oie. ton-$93 25. llnttie Laston; lots 1 and 2 iu block 44 of 8a lem, Oregon; $108 20. Matilda A. I'rcscott; beginning at tho south easterly comer of block number 42 in balem, Oregon, uud running thiuce northerly along the eastern boundary of said bjook, 4 rods and Ofeet, thence westerly at right angles to said eastern boundary to the western boundary of said block, thence southerl) parallel to siid eastern bonndar) 4 rods and O feet, thenee easterly on a true Hue to the place of begin, ning: the same being tbe fraction of said block 42, except the following described laud deeded to Sarah rullerton, to-wlt. begiuniutf ata point on the eastern boundary line of bloek 12 us nuuwu uy wie recorueu piiaor tuocityor Balem, lu Mailou eouuty, Oregon, ut a point thereon 4 rods uud 0 feet uortnerly trom tho southeast coruir of said block, and running theuce at right angles to ruld custeru boundar) line, westerly to the west boundary line; thtnee southerly along the west boundary lino 2 teet, thenee running at right angles to said west of boundary Hue, easterly to the east boundary Hue said block; und thenco noitherly al ug said east boundary line to the place oObegiu. ning; $73 50 Sarah lullerton, beginning at a point on the eastern bouudury Jlne of bloek 12 as shown by the recorded plat of the city of Salem, In Marion county, Oregon, at a point thereon 4 rods and 0 lcet northerly from the southeast corner of said block and running thenee at ritht augles to said eastern boundary line westerly to tho west boundary line; theuce southerly along the west boundary Hue 2 net: thenco running at right angles to said west boundary line, easterly to the east boundary lino of said block ; thence uorthei ly along said cast boundary Hue to the place of beginning; also tho following described property, to-wit. part of block 42 of the city of Salem, Oregon, as marked aud designated ou the recorded pints of the said cit), particularly bouueled b) be. ginning at a stake ou Commercial strtet lu 6aid city, U2 feet northerly from the southeast cornerof said block, theueo westerly ut right augles to said 6treet to tho west bouudary of salo block; theuce northerly parallel to Cum. nicrclal street 00 feel; theuce easterl) at right angles to first named line to the plaeo of boiu. ning all iu said clt) $71.00. PW. G. Woodworth, Cyrus B, Woodwortb, nary W. Patterson .nd O. H. Woodworth, be ginning at . tlultlt fin llm nnLlu.n 1,vil lulu r HtlB of block 42 lu Salem, Oregon. 8 rods southerly ...u us uueiueaBi cornerot saltl Mock, meuie WeSterlV Tiarnlln! ,iill, l.a nnMl. II.... rt finltl . --' . -- ..... ....a. ,uv ,,.,., uue w u ock 105 feet, more or less, to the alley in said niock, theueo northerly parallel with the east line or said blorlr. H -,..lu tr, tlia r,..rlt line of said block; thenee easterly along the north line of said block, 105 teet, more or less, to tbe northeast cornerof said blocks thence south erl) along tbe east line of said block 8 rods to the place of beginning; $152,10. J. W.Brown, O.G.Brown and J. O. Brown, $381 f ot bIt"-k a7 lu ".lem, Oregon, i,iA ,,cot,' ,he we alf of tbe west half of block 40 iu Salem, Oregou; $310 40. Susan a. McKlnney. Robert Harrison, Ed )??. "a"'30" ami Andrew Harrison, the east ?n'V,. V1',".15 4l of ,UB city0' S.lem, of the county of M.rlon and state of Oregon ; $310 lu. Uated at balem, tht. 10th d.y of August, 1W2. M. F.. GOODiLL. Recorder, M. T. RINEMAN DEAUTB IN e anil hm Groceries, nAwWi ?'a"wW. .!f '"lWpJ!? ,iv ', . ''ui iuu Ul mill lecu, Wi E?iTm P palrt Rlr ouuntnr produce." Jot HUiW rtXfti SftSs-S 1" t . i V T J-l -Art?, Jiftj