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

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Newspaper Page Textir- STRIKE Hffi, Ail Unitt at BfJ mi! at Cwl Crek Otter News. HOOUTIXG PARTUS). DlsMMtag Miners asd Hunting for Dead and Wounded. Ooxr, Ckmkx, Teuu., Aug. 20. The first actkxi oe tbe part of Gen eral Camas tlfte morning was to MDd out BOoutlBg jwrtles ot fifty eaeh to tearoi) for tbe killed and wounded and see tbut tbe minora did tioi tnasu. Fayette Gentry, ctrpollccrrinn and r brave man of . Kuoxville, was found near the scene iifitie ambush fight, ilt was Jiarcf bit lu tbe hip and left band und jiad laid on the mountains 24 hour, six of tbetn lu a drenching raid. Miners have been searching for tbelr deed under a flag of truce Detachment of 100 eoldlers have Just gone up the valley to scatter ot capture 460 miners. WtHeli'lMH" twt rHh' will go out between 6 flUX jpo THE MONISM, tftti'nk thie morning and rjunday. morning. Tnks wt rtbe unanimous" They Will Start Across the Ooriii' decMoa, Ixteadlsg tho Lines. . Buffalo, N. Y. Aug. 20. Mack Itock and beyond are great storage yards for freight In' a district largely occupied by tbe working claeeea who aro In sympathy with the utrlkcrs. In view of tblsand a possible tie up of tbe Grand Trunk of Canada lines of troops have la-en extended over tills territory and ou to tbe grea t bridges at Niagara Falls. Will Strike. SdsqukiiAnnA, Pa. Aug. 20. It is generally believed the Switchmen, Drakemen and Firemen of New York Lake "Erie and Western rail road along the entire system will strike before tomorrow mornlnjr. THE SWITCHMEN. Fire- N. Y. 0. Yards Cleared. Buffalo, Aug. 20. Grand Mas ter Barge nt is expected ut any mo went relative to the strike of flre- iien on the roads on which switch. uen are not, out. TboNew York Central has clear eil Its yitrds of live stock and p reli able freight today. 'AEeview of the Situation- man Will Go Out. Buffalo, Aug. 20 A cunmllUe of twelve taxpayers living in thtl vicinity of railroads whero tf it Btrtkeis in progress called upon the sherlir today for tuo purpose of pro testing agaltifet the great expense of holding the militia here when in their opinion there Is absolutely no need of it. Tbo spokesman staled that they came io ask that tbe na tional guard be removed unless the sheriff could find some way of foot ing tbtj bill other than railing upon the ' taxpayers. A committee ot strikers likewise called upon tbe mayor to present their cases. Tin siierw was sent ror, anu tuo com- war. Fort Anderson has been re mittee, said they wished bim to re-1 lleved, and is no longer In a state of Firemen Will Not Co Out. Indianapolis, Aug, 20. Grand Uu9t-.T8argent.il) an Interview (hi. morning on tbo Buffalo strike fliun Ion expressed the belief that Grand Master Sweenoy had cause to i-.-dtt out the switchmen and he Imped hey would win. Sargent niidtV however that tno uremen nan in rlovnnco nt Bullalo and then would be no strlko of men in hU irder. From Tennessee Chattanooga, Tenn., Aug. E0. Uncertainty no louger marks ihe condition of things at the scat ot esli (ho troops. Home tlmo was j spent In urgu'ng, during which tbe , 'railroad corporations were loudly denounced. The men uskd that the olllcials appoint a tlmo when they would given decided answer ,c- as to whether or not the troops i would he withdrawn. Tho ndvisu- c' bihty of cnllln'g a special meotlug ol ., the hoard of supervisors to talio action In the mutter of the reten. (Ion of troopa la helirg considered, and there Is every prospect that the 1 ineutltig, will bo called. Tne county r supervisors are protesting vigorous- i ly iignliiHt tho expenditure of nny 1 more money. J1UFFAWI, AUg. in. tho com - ponies claim that they lmvo suf- niiieut men to operate the roads if ' proper protection Is given them. ','JVa tliouaaud troops wero ordortti, vw they aro claimed not to be suf 4 fleleut, and 6000 more were ordered, ;' i'ud are here. Tholr assignment to . duly"fct all points where tho com- : panlea reel there might be danger baa been going forward, and every , 'oioimand is assigned to duty, Cure ful inquiry has domonstratod be yond a doubt thut the companies haye, sufllcieut men to man the 1 roids. To bo sure, tho strikers say ' tbo men being held in readiness are '"retrained from their liberty; also 3,tlit the men were hired to work on fwotferii roads aud did not know ,tbey were exptcted to work ou tlttl -up roadti lu Bullalo. If these idle. gallons bo true the men may desert t upon the first opportunity. It Is ; uot'dcemed probable, liowovor, that Kuolt defections would constitute jiiore tbau minority of thes? now waltlhg, to work. Tho Luko Slioio baa enough mon In the yard to man tbe usual number of avitchlug on- gluw, Tbo Erie yesterday moved Jlvetralus, and havo In quarters rjaore tbau tho number of meu usual- ly employed. ,: beaeoond feature in tbo strike Is what cau and will bo tbo next stroke ' of the leaders against tbo railway In torests, Master Workman Hwceney last evening made an attempt for an rbltratjou of the differences. Ho addressed letters to tho alleotod road4,revltlng tho history of tho caso aud orlerlng to submit the cause of tbe strikers to arbitration. Erlo re sponded that tbo matter would be re ferred to headquarters. Luko Shore dteputed the allegations lu Sweeney's Uttr, aud Central sharply declined arbitration, as lias Beading before. Tn situation Is as follews: Tbo only truuk liua uninterruptedly oarrylug AMht eastward la the Delaware, lAOkawanna aud Western. Ono of Mm .Western truuk lines from this etty, the Xako Shore, Is dogged aud ttfc Grand Truuk of Canada Is threatened with u strike. Tbe Mich tep Central, tho other trunk feeder Westward ,ta Involved tko the Luke Mora in tbe fortuuea of the Central, .ltd only, the success of today's Ototiof the roads to move freluht , feMly is how to be relied upon for i eastward carrying of truffle. At Jy tlilf point the tactical immI- of Laekawunna U brought iif ly to light. Tills position of twaiitm lejust m thoroughly lod by the strike leaders as MMtjr others, aud the imiKirtauoe Utrfciob mwu ujMin that line will to do, as tkvlr 8yuip,tthy lu fMtt)M Wyond tmvll. rtMMHHM WILL GO OUT, MMt latins; of rtve local ( of flrauMM last Might. About wow w attowlaBee, repres- ; ll lodoas k Uie elty as w)l nt m0. Trainmen bhU ' bMlritod wwivrwHres- T ddsgatiis AsHNsuItof HMtaff tt m imw bs sold al Mb ,owtoitx (bat tbe bm- I f ttlN'MN jW LHh,Kk, ileire. Tbo tide bus turned, and tho minors, Instead of being hunter-, ure hunted, General Carnes'Twicee reached tho neighborhood of the boleagered camp at daybreak yo.ntor day In tbo rear of tho miners' ruh- b e. On his arrival wild scenes of confusion ensued. Tho scouts fulled to do their duty or hud been captured, and tho position was un known. The forward movement was cautiously made. General Oa ruts und his heterogeneous army of citizens and about threo hundred militia left tho train at Ulllt's sta tion and pushed forward across tho country. From Olllts's to Coal Creek by tho routo taken It Is n laborious climb and as laborious a descent. As tho column came down tbe side of the mountain Young Wilt Hall mounted a rook to get u view. A shot rang through tbe stillness and ho fell headlong among his comrades dead. A body of miners hud chosen tho sheltered rock, which formed a natural de fense, and from It llred tho volley wblqh cuti&ed the casualty. Curl omly enough tho miners bad taken no other provision to prevent n roir attack. General Curnes' ad vance guard at once formed Into u charging Hue, und, after receiving u scattering volley from a few who failed to tako tho first opportunity of escaping, advanced rapidly. Elgtoen minors were captured. Another of tho posse besides young Walt was killed, named Bosh Gh- ons, of Kuoxvillv. Two bodies of dead miners wero found after tho skirmish aud several wounded. With these exceptions the casual ties uiuoug tho miners are unknown Gen, Curnes arrested two hundred citizens of Coal Creek and told them he would hold them until Col. An derson wus returned to him. They delivered him to Gen. Curnes alive and well. General Games tele graphed thut he wus In ponsm-don, and bus pleutyof men aud uiiimu-iiltlon. Bent Today. Washington, Aug. 20. The epec- tacular trip of Big Betsy from San FrancUeo will be surpassed by a special train that Is to leave tbe navy yard today, bound for tbo same des tination. It will carry all the rest of ibo Monterey's ordnance equipment except the secondary battery, which is made by private contract. Work men in the navy-yard are now busy loading the train, which consists of sovon curs. Some of them were es pecially constructed for cairylng heavy guns. One, the nominal capa city of which Is 100,000 pounds.is tbe sumo I hat carried Big Betsy and now bears her mate Two others, with a capacity of 00,000 pounds each, are loaded with 10-Inch guns apiece. Three ore contain four mounts for 10 and 12-Inch guns, Including Big Betsy und a complete outfit of tin loaded shells, carriage cases and ev erything else needed to equip the Monterey's main battery for action. Nothing Is lucking except the pow der, which will either be produced on the Coast or sent In u special con signment. This Is tho most exten sive aud formidable shipment of ord nance material ever sent across the continent, as, the guns and carriages areull mounted on open flal-c.irp, It wilt be sure to attract attention. On the wuy the train will be looked af ter by army officers who make a specialty of railroad transportation, and It is expected to reach San Fran clroo In about two weeks. The beau tiful, glistening st"el guns thut at tract so much admiration In the shops oie painted white Inside and out to protect them from the weath er on thi journey. They arc carelul ly blocked up with timber to prevent disaster from the Jarring of the train Other Pacific Coast shipments will follow us soon as needed. The con struction of the battery for cruiser No. 0 is well under way, und ono of tho 13-inch guns for the Oregon bus been begun. A mnguillciont model of the Oregon has been completed by the bureau of construction und re pair, nu I sent West for exhibition. It will havo to be returned in time for tho world's fulr. Officers at the navy-yurd aro taking great intetest in tbe shipment of guns to the Mon terey, which they regard with es pecial admiration. Scandel in High Life. NKWI'OKT, R, I. Aug 10. A soci ety scandel has came to tbo surface, and now there is something olsu to talk about besides polo, lawn tenuis and the coming Corluthlun races, A young man of small means mar ried a young and pretty girl not lougago. Tho parents of tho young woman aro rich, and they occupy a vlllu for which they pay fOOOO for tho seat-oii. Recently the man who hud met with such good luck went to New York, and, us he remained away longer thuii ho wus expected to, his wlfo's futhor, who was vig orously opposed to tho mutch, and who had his suspicious aroused, placed detectives ou Ids son-lu-law. This angered the young man's mother, who has a eottugo here, and a srene wus the result. There wus nlso u scene hi New York, whero the detectives found tho well dressed hubbuiid with u woman. Tho ovl Ioiipo scoured wus of tho most damaging ulnruoter. When tho husband returned here, nfter discovery, ho wus requested to re move all ills personal elleots from his fathur-ln-luw's pottage, where he has beau ullorded a place fit for u prince. It Is a painful story. The young uomun Is heart-brokon. A divorce will bo asked for In New York soon. Deliberate kurder. CumubulAnD, Md., Aug. 2uAt Murlfnsburg, W. Va., a sensational tragedy occurred yesterday, tho re sult of u negro'a loo literal transla tion of his Instrticth-is. G. P. Ev ans, the owner of tt fine lawn and residence, neur where a circus tent had been pitched, stationed a negro named Vluey near tbe lawn, and gave him Instructions to shoot the first person who attempted to cros his property. The negro faithfully obeyed the order, for, when un em ployee of the circus n white mau whose name is not known, started to make a short cut across the lawn, Vlney deliberately fired and shot him dead. The other employes of the circus, learning why Vlney did thl8deed. sought out Evans, und throwing a rope nrouud ills neck, started to lynch him. Harris, their employer, finally prevented them from huiiglng him, und both Evans and Vlney are now in Jull. Fredorick Zorn Hung. Pknuleton, Or. Aug. 20 Fred erlck Zorn was huuged ut 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon for tho murder of his wife und niolher-lti-lnw near Milton Inst October. The execution took place in tbe basement of tho courthouse, In the presence of one hundred wellnesses, and was success fully conducted in every detail. Zoru displayed composure to the lust, and died without the least sign offeur or nervousness. Alter the deuth warrant was reud, he bade all present good bye, and said ho hoped to meet them lu u better world. When tbe black cup was placed over his head, the wolds, "I goto meet my Jesus" were plainly und lable. "Frederick Zorn, prepuiuto meet your God," suid .Sherill Furn ish, and the Hup wus spuing fr m au adjoining room. Tho bod dum ped six feet und the neck wus dis iwuuieu, mere wus nor, even a tremor of the limbs, and his pulse ceused beating within eleven mm. utes. "Thick and Glossy," TIIE PRODUCTION of an abundant growth ot hair, wt a h.lk-llko texture and of tho original ( ilt-r, often results from tue use, by those who have becomo bald or gray, of Aycr's Unlr Viger: " I was rapidly becoming gray and bald biit after uiig two or three bottles of Ayer's ifslr Vigor my hair Srew thick and glosny and the oriel, nal color was restored." M. Aldrlch, Canaan Centre, N. H. "A trial of Ayer's Unlr Vlcor has con vinced me of its merits. Its use has not only caused the hair of my wife and daughter to bo abundant and glossy, but It has given my rather stunted mus tachc a respcctablo length and appear ance." 1. Brltton, Oakland, Ohio. "T linrn tiRpd Aver'a Hair Vlcor for the past four or five years and rind It a most satisfactory dressing for the hair. It is all that I could desire, being harm less, causing the hair to retain its natural color, and requiring but a small quantity to render tho hair easy to ar range.' Mrs. M. A. Bailey, 'J Charles st., Haverhill, Mass. Ayer's Hair Vigor, rnErxnBD ur Dr. J. C. Ayer tt Co., Lowell, Mass. Bold by DrugglBta and I'erfumeri. Decision on Monday. San Fkancisco, Calif-, Aug. 20. Judge IMcKonua of the United States circuit court will render u decision on Monday lu the case of the application for a writ of habeas corpus for nine miners con nected with the recent Ccour d' Alene trouble. PACIFIC LAND AND ORCHARD CO FOR TOWN LOTS, FRUIT TRACTS AND FARMS. $2.00 Perdozeu forthonuest flulohed fUOlOaitAl'JW inthoclty. MONTKE BROS., 169 Commercial Street, A, H. FORSTNER & CO, Machine Slop, Guns, Sporting Goods, tfc, 308 Commercial Street. J. J. F. II. SOUTIIWICK, Contractor Salem, ant! lluililci'. Oregon. T. J. KRESS. HOUSE PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, Natural Wood Finishing, Cor, 20th and Chemeketn Stieet BICYCLES, Full ball bearing Safety Hi cycle". Tbe lowest jirlctil wheel lutlie mxrket. Tbe best In tbo world for tno price. C.B. llrowu Agcnt,2t3 lommer clnl St, RADADAUGII k Livery Feed and Boarding Stablo, JMtiitoHlrett. Affairs at Oonl Oreok. CJtVTt'ANOooA, Aug. 20, All'ulrs ut Coul Creek are In snob a condi tion now thut all reinforcements have been stopped from going to tho front and volunteers from Chat tanooga now there leave for boms today. Accused of Oowardico. N.VBUviM.u, Teun., Aug. A special to the Banner says; men who fought under Mujnr pouter yesterday morning Colonel Wolford noted with cowardice. He is denounced numbur of cltlzonsln the posse. 20. "Tho Car-say great by a Latest from Coal Creek. Knoxvuj.k, Aug. 0. The kill ed among the miners Is placed at 10, wounded ut 12. Holdleis uro search ing bouses for aims, and concealed niliicrsbrluging lu prisoners continu ally Colonel Sevier will slart with n force Ibis after noon urn! murob to Hrleovlllo. Firo At Corvallla. CllltVAT.MH, Ol., AUg. 20. T!b residence ot" N, 1 Hrlggs cuught lire yeiiorduy uftemoon, und us the wind wus blowing a gale It looked us though thut portion of tho town wus doomed, Mrs, JJrlggs wns tho only Inmate of the house Ht the time, und shu perished In tho tlunies. Mis. Ilrlggs was nrotnluentlv In. dentllled with tho curly settlement of Oregon, and hns friends aud rola tlvesull over the const. Shu was a sister of President Johnson, of the stdo unlvsrsity at Eugene. The origin of the lire Is unkuown, but Is supposed to have started from the lighting of a coul oil stove. Another aiurin waiKuunik-u about 5:30. A large shod on the river buuk belong ing to the Oregon Paaillu caught from lbs spurts from the former flro, and after haul woik the llamos werdcxtlugutsheil. Outrage on Missionaries. Washington, Aug. 20. Tim t-tc-rt-tury of state esteiduy received u cublegrum finin tno United Suites ubui'geut Constantinople lufurmiug him Unit the liouHe of Dr. Burtlett, American missionary nt Iiourdour, province of Youlu, Asiu Minor, nud the livis of the missionaries there are In dungtr. Ho believes thut it prompt uctlon is not taken tho mis slonaiy cause ami tho lives of mis slonaiies will be in serious danger lu other pluces. The buildingof Dr. llurtlutt us n residence wus original ly stopped by the locul authorities. Permission to complete the buiuo was refused Dr. IWtlutt uuless he wouiu lurnisli bond or guarantee neither to hold religious woisblp uorinstiuct children on the premi ses. The legation upplitd to tbe sublime porte for such permission, claiming thut the treaty lights of Americans extended not only to tho puiehiiseof lund, but to the on joyiiient of the sumo. A permit wus finally grunted by tho sultan, and It appears thut Immediately ufier the leceipt of the permit by tho local uuthorities that the hou o was buined. Secretary Foshr promptly cabled tlieoluirgo to make nn urgent deinund for etti-ctUe pro tection, indemnity, punishment of the guilty purtles, nnd reprimand of the authorities if they weio fom d u-nils". The United States cruisers New York and Bennington, now on the wuy to Genoa will bo ordered to the vicinity of the outiugo to sup port the demands. Huve You Bead How Mr. W. D. Weutz of Geneva, N. Y., was cured of the severest form of dyspepsia5 Ho says everv thlug ho ato seemed like pouring melted leud into his stomucli Hood's Sarsupariillu effected u per feet cure. Full particular will be sent If you write C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. The highest praise has been won by Hood's Pills for their easy, yet ef fectual action. ill California lUiUei'tj. THK BEST. 101 Court Street. "HOEYE & MILLS, PORCELAIN BATHS AND SHAVING PAHT.OK3, Only l'otcelaln Hath Tubi In the city. 209 Com. Bt., Salem, Ur. Scientific Horseshoeing. OlTOStTN KOUNtmY On State Street. THE Salem Hack man Is , poijm:. Best Line iu tho Clly. Court Street. j. e. uunrHY. Tile for Sale, Brick and Tile Yard NOJU'il 8ALLM. 1!Ib. E. O. IC03C0. Baths for Ladies, HAIR DltESKINO I'AKLOltS, 124 Court Street. J. I BBNNHTtJ, OANDjyE3, rnu and P- o. c,gars. 1 Dioolt ClKnrsnndTobacJ; BILLIARD Paiuqi 1 343 Cm'l Stre.t T. W. THORNBURC, The Upholsterer. IlomodelH, rc-covem n!I "Pl.olstered mrwtiil5',"S cluss work. Chen pK". fl" JOHN I11WIN, Carpenter and Bio Shop 05 Htato street. StorenttinsrsaSpocIalt BKiatangwct wjncgBtaCTfciiULfcuwgacit Figlit Won by Hall. London, Aug. 20. The rIovc light letweeu Jiui Hull and Ted Prltcbard the Enjliah champion, cuuie oil' lust night at Brighton and was won by Hall. Mutch was for u thousand pounds .n side. Men fought nt 11 htone 0,und Hall won in four rounds. AWPUL EXPLOSION. Mother and Child Killed by a Gas oline Stove. Cmso, Cui., Aug. 20. While un engineer in the sugar factory named Wright wus tilling a gasoline stove, which hud been burned out but re tallied a spark of lire somewhere, It exploded, enveloping himself, wife uuil three-ye.ir-old child In the llunief. Mrs. Wright cannot livi und Mr. Wright is budly burned, his uruiH to the elbow being fairly cooked. One hand will be crippled for life, fc, J!i a ?;t a VX. tlf .-v.-v i .." !. "J-Tl a? aS' S-1 Mills Will Resume. VhUNOSI'own, Ohio, Aug. 20. Tho comuiiltea of Ani-ili-iiniated us Boclutlou uud -Muhoulug Valley lion mauulucturer usociation have rouched uu ugreeinent. Tho ndlls will resume ut once. Lynch Law. hANTA ANN, Cal Aug, CO Torieji a Mexican lalwror who killed Ovonwer MoKelvey, of Modjoaku ranch uer thin city, and who wan afterward captured Ht Ban DUjk! aud confeaed to the crime, whh taken fronijall here at I o'clock this uiorulng by u mob and bunged front tbe unit of a telephone pole. Afttr ScvmiUm Years. Nkw Yoiik, Au(f. It), After it ejiratleiMf Mvutit ywre Bd Wurd Murtw, of ScajtV, bw got treoniU fattier, D.,uU Uurns. IIvIhIb noklyu. Th son ill. til MNIMd HUBIl mill tlr I'ium nlJ 'mm; vtm immmw, mm u.'a m bgjiU upwuW Death in the Well. Hhamokin, Va., Aug. 20. After dlttuliHrghij n allot lu now well lu nhorinuntown yesterday, KU Hiik uer went bnwii before the smoke had cleared and wan overuniuu by gun. Lewis lliutnnui responded to his celes for help. He had hardly reached tbe bottom before he grew fulnt. Tho bucket would not liear two, and each wanted the other to go up find, Plimlly Hurtmun bundled Hulcner lu tbe bucket nnd told tbe meu overherd. When ne-ulng the top befell, uud, uarrow ly inlsfcluK HuriuiHM, atruck the rock, killing himself, Ilartinan hud treugtli eunugb to draw himself and the corpse to tbo bucket, but fainted befojo be could idutwl, Tbe men at the wind law hw (be rope bake, thought aometblug wa wroiur, hihI ho!stHl it, Wbea the bucket and Its jMly burden reached (be top, many ieroua falnteJ. It k (bought HarUwu will teeover, , , I IlLAIi EhTATK 'IIIAN'EIIS. ''roni Jan. 1 todute fl.SOO.lO'i.OO Auousr 10. Kurrelda J. Spiu ks to G. W. Pal- iner; 2 acres, t 0 8, r 1 wrjSCO John H. P.dmorand wife to same: iuu ucro.i, tu h, r 1 w $7,000 John yohuser to Conn; CO acres Kl.-., r2 w $1,200 Anduw H irrlson to K. It. Har rison; d 1 e J. Mf Harrieo i $2,(Ki0 Mur. J. FMier to ttarub E. Ca- hlll;p:titblk 10, tiilem 1.200 u. Ji, jttenuugiou aud husband to S. F. Bennett; tract lu t 5 b, r 1 w J. II Palmer uud vlfoto Johu Mnurci; part 112, blk 1, Palmer'dad to Mt.ungel$270 Myra B. Nichols to W. II. Burke: It 0, till; 22, Fulrniount Park ad $200 Ij th.it impurity ol the Wood wlilili i Hi .s uiulKlilly lumiisni swellings on t UmIs 1 1 t!m neck; c.iuscs p.'.lnlul rum.i '.1V3 en th) iiims, legs, or tcet; itoclnj uIlcis lu tlio ej cs, e.irs, or nose, often c.n Hi; lilliulntss or ileatness; is the orlgl'i nillcs, cancerous giontlis, or tlie 111.11 ' it manifestations usually ascribed l.unioisj" ami Listening upon tlioHin -.uses cuiisuinptlon, ami Oath, lie, no most .indent, It Is tho most genei.il 11 diseases or alTcctlnns, fur cry f .icisons aro entirely free lioni it. CUP, Hovj Can It Co lly tikinR Hood's Sarsap.iillh, wlilcli, 1 ao reiiKuk.Uilo cities It has accomplishes .Ilcn rtlicn oilier incdlciiica have tallto ,s proven lt.ll to bo -j potent and pcci. ,.r tueiltrluu tor this Ulse.iso. Some i bso cuicj aio ically woi.dcrlul. If yi utter freni sciofuli 01 tinpuro blood, I uro to tiy If' oil's S.irs.ip.irllla. " hvcrj f rliigmy wtjo and slilldrcn I, v ocen troubltd with scrofula, sores bre i 111 out on llieni lu various places, y tiitlo boy, three years old li.is been errlblo tntfeier. l,:ist spring lio was 1 1 mass of sores lroin head to leet. 1 v, advised to use Hood's S u siparllla, and v li:iNottllt.ikenlt, Tlie result Is that all Ln Imen mind ol tuo scroiula, iny llttlo I 'ilng entirely tico from sori's, and all u .f my cliiklicu look blight and health V. 11. Aiur.KTOx, I'.issato City N. J. Hood's SarsaparilU? 5oMliyilrBPlH. ?lilxforfJ J'rcrarcil 5. 1 1'OOE A. CJ., Apothecarlei, Lowi-U, JI . 3f0 Ooson Ono DoIIjv 20 I'FR CENT 31 b. Farmers and Rurdeuers can make L"0 per cent on tho Investment by tiling their land. Best tile la the state. Shipped to all points on the S.P.railwoy. J. E Murphy. North isalem Brick uud Tilu Works. G-M.v-w MARKETS. i P o it t I.AN t, Aug. iW. Wheat valley, fl.ta fl.i Walla Walla, $1.15 1.17J. bAN FKANCISCO Cul., Allg. IU Wheat, Sept. f 1.34. Cmiuao Ills., Aug. 20,-Wheat 7I, If You Want A FIKST-CLA8H Oood Looks. Good looks nre more than skin deep, dejiendhiR upena healthy coumiion oi an tue vital organs. If tne nver i-e Inactive, you iuvea bllloui look, If your stoiuuch bo dis. ordeaHl you have a dycptIo look and If your kldneya he atteoted you haveapluchwl look. Beou i.o,wi health aud you will have good looks. Electric Bitter k the great alterua! tive aud touto acta UlrecBy ou th(e vital organs, Cure pimple, blotchw, bolls uud gives a good' oouipUelldu. Bold at Dn'l J. Prv- drugstore. SCoh'Uu 60c, n.t Spring Wagon -GO IX)- H, PHOLE, 51 Btute Street, Bnlem, mil'lTE HOTEL Notice of Assessment. YTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by ordrl il of the comniOD council of the rlly of Sjleui nude on tbe 5tli day of July, 1S92, an nnscsn. uient wh UuIt letied noon all rronr rtv abul ting on Che.oete ta street, from Water street to I Jtli street. Bald assessment la herchy tnaili for the Improvement of said Btreet. Hnlil as esmiieut shall he due aud payable to tlio rr. conlcr of the city of Salein ten days from the date of this notice. A tut of property ibuttlog on said street and the owner thereof and the amount assessed to such property is herebv set out and made a part of this notice. Notice Is further given tost unless said amounts no as. sessed are paid within ten dajs from the expir ation of this notice, that I bhall proceed to collect the samo by law : W. llreyuian and K. Breyman; lot 1 In block m or tne clt of Salem, Orecon, 1144 03. II. W. Coxj lot i In block 01 of the city of 3alem, Oregon, $115.25. J. 11. Stumpj lot 8 In block 49 of the city of Salem, Oregon, $144 03. J E. 8tarley; lot 5 in block CO of the city of Salem, Oregon, $141 05. State Insurance Company! beginning at the southeast corner of block 50 In the city of Salem, Oregon, as shown and obsignated ou tho duly recorded maps and plats of said city and running thence westerly along the south line of said block 83 feet; thence northerly on a line parallel with the west Hue of Commercial sireei m tarn cuy, 4U leet; tnence easterly on a lino parallel with the south Hue of said block, S5 feet to tho west line of said Commercial btreet aud thence southerly along said west line of Commercial street, 4(1 feet to the place of beginning, being 46 ftet by 8rt feet of lot number 4 In said block number CO. Also be. ginning at a point which is 46 feet north of the southeast corner of block number 50 in the city of Salem, as shown and designated on the duly recorded maps and plats of said city; thenco northerly along the west line of Commercial street of said city 25 feet; thence westerly ou a line parallel with tho north lino of Chemeketa street of said city 16? feet, more or less, to the alky lu said block, thence southerly along said alley on a lino narallel with tli wt i,i nf said Commercial street to the north llueof said Chemeketa street, a distance of 71 leet, more or less; thence easterly along the south Hue of sam diock unmner on, su leet, more or less, to the soulhwest corner of the nronerlvliprcinfiiru concyedby this bank to the 8tate Insurance ixmipanyoi rmeraj inence northerly ou a line parallel with the west lino of said nniiimp,,ui atroet, 46 feet to the northwest corner of sale! property conveyed to said State Insurance Company, thence eatterlv alone tlm nm-ti, m,, of said property con vejed to the htato Insur ance Company as aforesaid, 81 feet to tho place of beginning, situated lu the city of Salem county of Marlon, state of Oregou, $114 03 First National Bank of Salem, Oregon; com mencing at the northeast corner of block 49 In the city of Salem, Oregon; thence south along Commercial street, 43 feet; tlunce west parallel with Chemeketa Btreet, 03 ftetj thence north parallel with Commercial street, 46 feet; thence east along the north boundary line of lot uoiu. ben d 49, ol feet to the place of beginning, con. tatning 5925 square fett of ground, excluding streets and sidewalks; also commencing at a point which is 65 feet west of the northeast corner of block number 49 in the aforevald tlty of Salem; thence Boutb parallel w 1th Commer. cial stieet 45 feet; thence west parallel with Chemeketa street C5 feet; thence north parallel with Comraeicial street 45 feet; thence east 65 feet facing and along Ohenieketa street to the noithwest corner of the bink building now erected on said block, being the place cTntalu ing 2700 square feet of ground, more or less excluding streets and sidewalks, but exceptiuc therefrom the property coneyed by the late William btewart to Mrs. A. A. Wheeler by war. rauty deed dated April 27, i887. and recorded in the record of deed or Mar.on county, Oregon Jn y 11. l87,book 34 of deeds page 455,' together with tho tenements, hereditaments and annur. tenaucca thriuinto belonging, $109 05 A. A. Wheeler: beginning at tho northwest corner of lot 1 fn block 49 in Salem, Oregon thence southerly along the alley fi-, 7.12 fW theme easterly parallel with Chemeketa street 11.5 feet; thence northerly along east Hue 01 block 22 7.12 teet; thence werterly 1"5 fett thence northerly 45 feet to north line of said HL,U?,ce WCb,erly 10feet '"Place of be. Orgon'rV.Uoi"1 blCk 31 tll c'Vf sTm, . N; QHrt: the north half of lot 1 in blocl MT,nn,hST ,J Cf f,,em' 0"8on. $144 0! J. Q.VUIboii; lot 8 In block 2J of the cits of 8alera, Oregon, $144.05. IJ or M. A Thompren: all that part of lot s in b ock W described as followi. to-wit: BeVn ung at he northwest corner of lot 8 in block r,n,.n8,ri'n,0rK"ni ,henca easterly ou south line of ChtmeketasiMrt rnof... .i' .." ou"!u ?" HM a. gles 82 16-12 feet To K south ne of said lot e; thence westerly on said sont iZ J eVd ?' m '"' to ,he ft II," of l"b erty street; thence northerly on hi, ,ii. $93.ber,J M,Mt 82 lfc X't ! Winning Margaret Morlej; all that part of lot sin b ock ji described as follow., t "wU: jwin ntng at a mint 109 feet east of the norlhwi beginning, $48.o7 -" " 10 place of ofXtrSr'ego!.",!?! OS'" U0CX M "' "J oZ&JJmSF1 Miiahl 23 In Salem. .. mump; the west half of ini in i,i .. W the , 1 lly of Bib n. Oregon. $7Jo5 KV Find Unitarian Society of 8.1. n,, v the east Half of ,, 5 m' 'fSjb2 Salem, Oregou. $72 03. "e C"J -' .K;s;2. sijs, ' "" ." hence eagerly .long ro.th line of ,Sd M8?S feet; theure boatt-erly n.railpl iul .1! ' ,a0 JU. of ..Id lot M f.et' 1 1 'J L' Incite' thenc. weaterly along said oulh line Yi?f ". to the west Una or said bin. k n7.. i . ,aJ. tiei CO feet to ,d,ee of banning ,JJS Uoh'; ".V ."""! mat tart nf l,, mi- iiio.; ..... -.m 13 feet and 9 Inches; thence southerly parallel lth west line of said lot to tho south line of laid lot; theuco easterly along tho soutli lino f said lot to the southeast corner there if; hence northerly to tho place of beginning, 173.16. Z. F. Jloodv; lot 10 in block 83 of tlio city of Salein, Oregou, $144 0"). Mary Jrhnion; lot Gin block 82 of Salem, Ortgun, $144.03. J. Uatchelor; lot & In block 82 lu Salem, Oregon, $144.03. N. A. Ooodell; lot Gin block SO lu tho city of Salem, Oregon, $141. 05. Eugenia Dillingham; nil that part of lot 10 111 block 8 , described as follows, tu-wit: l! gin ning nt a point on the north lino of said li t 27 feet westerly from tlio northeast corner theiont and runnlmr thento southerlv narallel with tho least line of said lot to the south line of Mild let; thence westerly along the south llueof sain lot toine soniuwesi corner increoi; tuenco northerly to Iho northeast corner theieof; thence easterly to tho place of beginning, $120 60. A. Bush; all that part of lot 10 iu blocks; described as follows, to-wit; Beginning at tho northeast corner ot said lot and running theuco westerly along tho north line thereof 27 feet, thenco southerly parallel with tho last line thereof to tiie south lino of said lot; thenco easterly to the soutluatt corner ot said let; theuco northerly 1 1 the nlaco of beinnim-; and also lot 1 in b.ock hj ol the tlty or Ralciu, $11)7.1.3. T. Jler. Patton and Eliza Cook; lot 1 In block 83 of tlio city of Salem, Oie-uu, $114 03. A. Parvin; lot 1 in Curtu right's addition on tho north side of Chemeketa street, $119 00. Jane A. Dnmford; lot 14 of Caitwright's nd. dltlou ou tho north side of Chemeketa street. $57.03. Issabella Martin; lot 5 in block 86 in Salcru, Oregon, $111.0). A. Blosser; lot 13 of Cartwrigl.t's nddition on lie north side of Chemeketa street, $37 63. W. N. Laduc; lots 4, 5 nnd 6 in Cartwnght'B addition ou tho south sidoof Chemeketa street, II. W. Starr; lot 7 in Cartwriirlit-o n,l,!lH,, the south side of Chemeketa street, $37.05, F. Pugh; lots In Cartwrlghfs addition on the south side of Chemeketa siroet, $57,05. M. lthodcs; lot 9 In Cartw right's addition ou the south sido of Chemeketa street, $37.03 M.E. Costelio; lots 10, 11 aud 12 in Cart wrlghfs addition on tho north sido of Cheme keta stieet, $17 1 83. O. T. aud r. J, (lard; the southwest quarter if block 0 in Itoberts' addition to tho citv ol 8alem,$U8 80. A. M. Palmer; tho west hiU or tho southeast 1"'?rof. block u lu f'obertb' addition to the city of Salem, $i,9 85. J. B. Cross; the east half of tho southeast quarter of block 6 in lloberts' addition to thu elty of faalein, Oregon, $09.85. Mary Caufleld und Thomas Caudeld- the northeast quarter of block 3 in Itoberts' add!, tlon to Balcm, Oregou, $138 80. Ilanuih Joseph; all thatpirtof block 3 of l.oberts' addition to Salem, Oregon, described 114 follows, to-wit: Beginning at tho northwest corner of block 3 in Itoberts' uddltiou to Salem. Oiegou; thence south along the west lino io, 11 W U,QtA, thet":e mt rarallel t0 " sJuth Hue of Chemextta street 79J$ feet thenco north purallel to the east lino of iwelfth street 157 feet; thenco east along tho , i,l5 !?? ot, C1'1cmel!ea B'rtet 79 X fett to the place of beginning, $09 40. E.Shepard; tho cast half of the northwest quarter of block a m Robert.- addition to balem, Oregon, $09.40. . ?'.A-H'."y; u" ,llut Part of block 5 of Rob. I erts addition .described as follows, to-w it ' ,.$Ui.Zs, "."i0 B?,u,!'w" corner of said souu, Hue Thereo. o" 'eet; K nSrlv PurMlelwith the west llne'of s"id SSek 0 blnekf n ,Wock K0 fe,et t0,"eweBt liuoof ea d s dri 'fa''8 thowestHneof "" lu Piaco 01 beginning, JYotloa of A33cgameut. ATOTICi: IS HLlUaiV OIVLN th.tbyore-eref x tho common council of th0 citv of Zu made on tho 6th day of Jiilv S' ?.,lem- mcut was duly lotted upon ill propertr S ing 01, Commercial Mrctt from tlfePSonfh iSu of B.id street. S.dd assessment h'albe da nnd navuliln in n,n r. . ..i ., " u. iia i-aicm A list if Mill street to the southern MiuTta5tfiS? Said assessment is made lor the imn,ft laysuio to tho recorder of the city of , ten elm b from the dato of this notlc? of propctly abutting ou said street anj ,1.n .... lm ,"" uiereoi, anu me amount aeaeasM i such pi 01 erty is hoitby set out and m,d part ol this uollce. Iv'tlcn is further rin uuivco nun. nuiuuiiiH 1 f 1 nbiromj within ten dajs irtm the expiration of thi. noticthat I Shall proceed to ("ollfct thslt',' J. J. Murphy nnd V. O. Mnrnhvi (li ... v. of block 38 of ,ho city of balem. Oregon; $381 h. r,",VUe,P ?"e8A "10 Vl8t h"lf "' block JOof the tlty of Shltm, Oregon; $381. Uorrlet T. Clark; lots 1 and 5 In block 4? u dislguntedon the roc-ordod plat of the city of Salem, Oregon, $').25. ' ' Amos Strong; lot 4 In block 44 of the cltyof Salem, Oregon, $107.40. ' CI 1 .NiJ,i Mc'h8,0; ,H of ho south fraction of lot 3, block 44 in tho city of fcalem, state of Oregon, Bald fractlou containing S2 fi-et mora ericas; to bo more explicit, thu piopertycon. vejed Is nil of lot 3 In blocli 44 excepting n feet on tho north side of fraction o said lot sold to, and now owned by Mrs. John A. Johnu nnd bounded as follows; Hcgimiing at a point on the east Hoe or lot 3 In block 14, of Balem Oregou, 42 feet southerly from tho northeast corner of snlu lot, and running thence westerly pnrnllel with the south Hue of said lot 105 feet more or l.es to tho west line of said lot; thence southerly along tho west lino of Bald lot to the southwest corner thereot; theuco easterly along the south line of taid lot; thence north, crly along Ibo east lino of Bald lot to tho place of beginning, $33 63. Julia A. Johns; Iho north fraction of lot number J, block 41, comprising 42 by 103 feet. In tho city of Balem, Marion county, Oregon,., shown and designated on the recorded plais of suid citj and bouudid as follews: Beginning ot n point on tho east lino of lot 3 in block 44of balem, Oregon, 42 feet southerlv from h... cast corner of Baid lotjunl rininii,iil.n..n erly paiullel with tho south line of said lot, 165. ftet, more or less, to the west line of said let: thence northerly along the west Hue of said lot to the noithwest corner thereof; Hence east erly along the north lino of said lot, 103 feet more or less, to tho nor Iheast corutrof said U theucu southerly along the east Hue of said lot to tbo plato of beginning, $18 50. Maij Stiong Mmiej; lots 1 and 2 In block 41 of Salem, Oregou; $190.50. Allm U Buckingham; beginning at a point lu eiiftcru boundiuy 8 rods Boutherly irom northeast corner 01 block 12 In balem, Oregon, thence southerly i loda along Bald boundarj; thenco westerly at right angles to said bound ary to the western boundary of said block; thence northerly nlong said western boundary 4 rods; thenco easterly ou direct line to place of beginning, being 1-8 of block number 42; IU.-U. sMd block 105 ,52.10. J. O, Smith; all that part of block 6 do i-cribed as loljews: Beginning at a nolnt .m tho south line of said block ISO feet 'east of m.U block J.J0 fett east of tho southwest corner hereof and running thenco northerly "araTel w th tho west lino of said block. 105 feel. S.VL .. ' ,0 fct,! 'henco southerly narallel of SKit blCk 7 '-' "0 "ie pco E.A, Mellnu, A. M. JlellonaudO A Melinn. ftu, mfb " V.",f.???.d,B"i follews: 1.. . p - HMimwtM cnniPr nf Dn,i oiucK, io. leet: thenee w,i . ,,., ",:r the nortn line ot said Idock; thence nor herlt bcglnntgUe"" ' B"id W-'o S2SeM!i i.u.odv,?onui ,"ou a:4 j as W scribed as follows; Beginnioc .? . .' dffc thereof aud r0m,i.."rh'" "'"i"t corner viuvs n. ureorllwil fn Jlng at the northwest corner of lo? ft in hiB,lV 74 In S.leeu. Oregeu: then VrLteriJ . " bl9k -'Jiipofcits lNMtnnipe.. Special Rates to New Comers OFFICE OF SAUM BOARD OF TRADE, -FHKK BUS. .- . -- - "tirill I jaldaouth Jlneof Ch.mekVii ilwlllis i?.,,.h he ,,t!,w eat comer of lot m,m!l IV J? iir V' .,h,Dce "thly along wt lin. lot. ud a In Mid bleJk . ?wJ?J'n.6 . 4.13, "inmng, Ble it. Oregon. UM a TS tn lhs clty of Bl.u. Oregon. $144.04 k " ta tle c'ty of ttt wt Ho, if aUj Tlot to SS''ll yntX M lot; Ibene. weVterhr iti? .,v"5 ,,lB "f TiMffa JI! !?!?. ?ii uock 1 tiMt owbw nl iii tofEC at thence southerlv nar.li. i.k !.'. "U fl L?-Uts ad block. Ids f,Vi. n,I '"" ",fcl "ne or s follow. Seginuni on ,hbJ'Ieul:v4"crlb1 sal I block, 127 fee, .Sd Hnhbe B0",h llce of the southe.s, .""J 3. ac.h' westrrl- frpw ftmfflS wuil the south Hmnf 7,Mn ,""' parallel thence sonthtrly parallel wUhll'.C.1'' BlH reeti saldblnrV ,;lA"Hie,wltU the east Hue 0 $53.25. ' '" "et ,0 the place of beglnulng, additVc.'ih'l'c'liv'erji,"'0 ' ItobTI.' low.: Beginnlniii ,1,7. aj,.?cscrlu1 a.foj. id block and ruIm,lnSa,vIOa",t,,t t0" ot rly parallel with the Matii."' t.t'1"'0 soo"- l'ithhVof,doblokv iwranr&v,g; O. E. RW.. . 1-. . . . . 3al.ru. $itfjn3. ,n Wock cltyof 1. J. Larseu; lot 3 in block 43 of Salem. Ore gou; $95.i!5. Ilattlo Kaston; lots 1 and 2 in block 44 of Sa lem, Oiegon; $168.20. ilatlldn A. Prescott; beginning at the scuth. easterly corner of block number 4 J in Salem, Oregon, and running thence northerly along the eastern boundary of said block, 4 rods and Gleet; thence westerly at right angles to said eastern boundary to tho western boundary of taid block; thenco Miuthtrly parallel to mid tastern boundary 4 rods and G teet; theuee ..cnj uu n true jiuo 10 me place 01 uem. nlrig: tho same being the fraction of said Work 4J, except tho following described laud deeded to Sarah Fullerlou, to-wit: beginning at a point on tLe casleru boundary lino of block 42 as shown by the recorded rlutof thocltyot balem, in Jlarlon county, Oregon, at a point thereun4 rods aud 0 feet northerly Irom the southeast corntr of said block, aud munlng thence at right angles to tald eastern boundary line, westerly to the west boundary line; thence southerly along tho west boundary line 2 feet; thence running at right angles to said west of boundary lino, easterly to the eaBt boundary line said block; and theuco northerly along Slid east bouudory Hue to the place of begin, ning; $78 50. baiah Fullerton; beginning at a point on the eastern boundaiy line of block 42 ss shown by the recorded plat of the city of balom, In Marlon county, Oregon, at a point thereon 4 rods uud 0 teet northerly from tho southetst corner of said block aud runnlug thence at right angles to said eastern boundary lino westerly u the west boundary line; thence southerly along tho wtBt boundary lino 2 feet; thenco running at right angles to said west bOUUdarv lint). meIftIv , tlm ..) luuiTtnurv Huo of said block; thenco northerly along said eabt bonudary Hue to the place of beginning; also the following described iroptrty, to.wit; paitof block 42 or tha city of Balem, Oregon, as insrkid sud deslgnotedon the recorded plats of the said tlty, particularly bounded by be ginning at a stake on Commercial strett In said city, 132 feet northerly Irom tlm southeast corner of said block; thenco westerly at riubt augles to said street to the. west boundary of said block; thenco northorly parallel to Com mercial street 00 feel; theuco easterly at right angles to first naireil line to the idace of begin. ning all la said city: $71.o0. R V- 2- "odworth, Cyrus B. 'Woodworth, Mary W. Patterson and O. B. Woodworlh; be ginning at a point on the eastern boundary line of block 42 in Salem, Oregon, 8 rods southerly rroui the northeast corner of said block; thence weaterly pa-allel with the north line of said b ock lo5 feet, more or less, tu tbe alley in said block, thence northerly parallel with the east HUO Of Bald block-. H m.1, ., (hn Knrtli lllife of said block; theuee easterly along tltv north line of said block, 1G5 leet, uiora or less, to the northeast corner of said block; theme south. erly .lung the east line of Bald block 8 rod. to the place of beglnnlrer: 16i.40. J. w.Brown, 0.0. Browu and J. O. Brown; $$81 0f bluck 3T ,a alen, Oregon; 1 ,A-P"eott; the west half of tbe w6t half of block 40 In Balem, Oregon; $340.40. Hu..n H, SIcKlnney. Robert H.rrison, Ed ward llarrlsou aud Andrew Harrison; the east ?" ,of V'k il ot ,hB P'ty of Balem, of the county of Marlon and ata.e of Oregon; $346.40, Uated at bleui, this 10th day of August, 1892. SI. E. QOODKLL, . ltecorder. Fannl ti l,,', . hcltyof8alem,$?4'4303,O'I'n blo4k ., Mfi'f MP f the rrot...,, ,.... SSSSSV5VK 'SwSW"A...., SfSSiKS; ;u Oreje: O. V Salem, uroni. n a .. - curu. . OrVSS 'itieV,0 wk In the cltr of a riu4'.. l,"'wi " vwWIvw&zZ o CO w M.actfr?H&.ww" M. T. RINEMAN SKAUEB IN Miple SB I Fawy firKeries, CfOOk ITT. i'llat,ainu ..... UfArlM u-i5j?MJ r,i Plit far couutry produce." -l- -R'ftSSrW i A v V V- .Jih lh : li .