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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Iiy the Associated
ta Reporters,
TO D1KAD1D gOOTOCH!.
' TImm will to Tea Thousand People
to fee Oared for at New York.
Nbw YoRk, Sept. 12. Gov, Flow
er arrived thlo morning and 1m-
mediately began ad Investigation of
the cholera troutlea. He Bald the
' ate would take possession of Fire
IIan 1 at once. He la prepared to
take any step no matter how string
ent, t keep cholera away from New
York City. There are now 350O
people In quarantine and before tho
flood of Immigration ceases then
will be about ten thousand people to
be card for at the gates of New
York. The LuChainpague urrlvid
this morning from Havre, one of
the Btokerd manifest cholera symp
toms There Is a movement to prevoilt
Immigrant destined for other slates
from leaving this city. Railroad
and st amship lines have begun re
fusing to take them over their lin
and It looks us tliojgli luimlgran
? ,
landed at Ellis island would be
obliged to remain iu New York.
, -"' JuoUo Barnard, of the supreme
court at Brooklyn today issued an
'- Injunction restraining Qoveruor
, Flower, and Dr. Jenkins aud others
-from Itiudlutr quarantined passen
' gera on Fre island. This applies to
tfiwn oflsllpln particular.
THE M'WHIRTER CASE.
V The Fresno Lawyer Was Undou&t
edly Murdered.
Fntas'o. Cal.. Bept. 12; Tho Mc-
. Wlilrti r inquest was resumed
yesterday morning and occupied
t tho .olo day. Tho testimony
: elMUl disposed most thoroughly
of thusulcldo theory, to tho greut
dissatisfaction of those who havo all
along been so industriously pressing
it. It was, therefore, no surprise
wheu the Jury, a r tho testimony
' l was clced, and after they hud vls-
... 'ltcd the premlscT forn final inspec
tion, brouicbt In a verdict that
' "MoWblrter had come to his death
! y a guushot wound inflicted by
V tome person or peraons unknown to
!'..'.' -The verdict wp unanimous,
but it was ascertained that one
Juror, George H. Bernard, had en
tertained the suleldo theory In the
beginning. Ho wri soon brought
to tho view of tho others, however.
THE CHOLERA.
The Fire Island Kick Against tho
Quarantine
FiRB Island, N. Y. Sept. 12. Up
to eleven o'olock no demonstration
has b-eu mado by tho health ofllcors
and citizens towards opposing tho
use of Flro Island us a choleru sta-
tion. Dr. Baker, health officer at
Isllp has accepted tho declaration of
Secretary Batch of tho stato board
n. that tho looal board of health has
no authority to interfere and has
counselled his fellow members
against further resistance to lauding
the Nnrmaulas passengers, but
others havo declined to accept this
advice and n report comes this
, morning that 200 or 3CD bay men
aud others will make an armed
' demonstration when tho Cepheus
arrives. Sho is expected about
noon.
IKE UNITED STATES ON TOP.
Fir Degrees Fuithor Noith Than
any Other Discoverer.
. .Washington, D. C.,- Sopt. 12.
The uavy department tc lay re
riowved the following telegram from
.Lieutenant Peary, at St. Johus, N.
B.i "The United Statea navy claim
the highest d Isco verlrs ou tho G reeu
land e "t coast. Independence Bay
IS north latitude, 31 wrst longi
tude, discovered July 4, '02. Greeu
land lee eape ends south of Victoria
Inlet The highest point heretofore
We I tied ou the caU coast, is 75 or 77
degnti, aud w- mado by Hold
wUtyr, a German.
Oelerade Democrats,
DMrVMt, Cel., Sept. 12,-The
DHneeMtto state convention meets
I Jhb!a ieday there are two fao
MM. m repr Jeutlug Cleveland
M4 Um ether representing Weaver,
aett : eilver Dewocrat. There will
i an atiewpt to UHlte the foatlona.
Fertal Clerk.
p. Loom, Set. 1. The Hut low
poafeUett ef jwtl olerku oHwd
ilMav, '
i
Latest Trom Fire Island.
QUAKAntink, New York, Kept.
12. Dr. Jenkins has been informed
by telegraph that the Cepheus is an
chored at Flro Island. 303 armed
men oppose the landing of passen
gers. The doctor has requested
Governor Flower by wire tocall out
the militia. At 3:40 p. m. two at
tempts were made ti land passen
gers oft of tho Cepheus which were
successfully opposed by the bay men.
The vessel is now anchored in the
channel opposite the hotel.
Odd Fellows Coming.
On Their Way to Portland to At
tend the Convention.
Denver, Colo., Sept. 12. A spe
cial train of ten Pullman cars ar
rived hero this morning, bearing
Eastern delegates to the sixty-eighth
annual convention of the sovereign
grand lodgo I. O. O. F., which Is to
convene In Portland.
Hotel Burnod.
Montreal, Sept. 12.Flre de
stroyed tho Chambley hotel thin
morning; four persons burned to
death.
EIGHT PERSONS KILLED.
Twenty-flvo or Thhiy More
In-
jured In a WrecK.
Boston, Mass., Sept. 11. A ter-
fble accident occurred about 10
'ciock last night at Water town
Junction, near West Cambridge sta
(ton, on the Fitchburg rullroa'l,
caused by a west-bound freight tele
Hcoptng the rear car of the 10:15
o'clock Waltham passenger train
from Boston.
Fifteen killed and wounded havo
already been taken from the wreck
and It is believed that many more
are beneath tho debris.
The passenger train was heavily
loaded, as is always the case ou Sat
urday night, and had arrived at the
Junction, whero it was waiting for
an East-bound train to pass before
crossing the main track to the
Wntertown branch road.
White tho train was standing on
tho main Hue the freight, which
had followed from the Boston yard,
crashed Into tho rear car, crushing
it Into pieces aud Juuiuilug its
lin n inn freight beneath the ruins.
The force of tho collision smashed
tho front end of tho boiler aud cyl
inders, aud tho escaping Bteani added
horror to tho situation to those al
ready imprisoned.
As quickly as possible) notice of
the accldant wns sent to Boston,
Cambridge, Waltham nud other
places within reach, aud physicians
wero on the spot as soon as they
could get there by tho dlfloront
modes of conveyance.
Thp work of removing tho dead
nud Injured wns commenced nnd
the station at West Cambrldgo was
ponveited into a hospital, whither
the victims were carried. Many ot
thoio taken from the wreck were
torrlbly scalded iu addition to their
other lnjual -.
It is as yet impossible to say how
large the list of fatalities will be,
but It is tho belief that soveral lire
still beneath the ruins.
Superintendent Adams has re
ceived a telograni from tho conduc
tor of tho passenger train that the
brakeman who was sent back to Hag
tho freight is missing, and it is
feared that ho too Is killed.
It Is olalmcd that a fog provallod
at the time,aud that tho momentum
of the freight was so great that it
could not be stopped in time to
ayold a collision.
Tho ofllclals In BobIoii aro very
close-mouthed and it is extremely
hard to obtain nny facts from them
cone rniug tho accident, and as tele
phonic nnd telegraphlo facilities be
tw on Boston aud the scene of tho
wreck aro very meagre, considerable
time is commuted in obtaining tho
details.
Boston, Sept, U,l:!5 a. m.
General Superintendent Adams hr i
just rocilveit n telegram from Medi
cal Exumluor Wayno,of Cambrldgo,
who Is at tho wreck, stating that
eight aro killed and twenty-llvo or
fifty woundod. Tho latter will bo
taken to the Cambrldgo City hospi
tal, the former to Youngs1 under
taking establishment In Cambridge.
Both tracks of tho main lino aro
completely blocked. No trains havo
left Boston depot slirj tho aooldent,
although fully 3000 passengers aro
there at midnight waiting transl
ation to their horn ' iu tho suburbs
aud upon larger excu.ulous to tho
Y t.
The Wes ru express, which was
duo to start U 11 o'clock, still re
mains In thadopot.
MARKETS.
Portland, Sept. 12. Wheat
valley, $1,221 Walla Walla, $1.17J,
San Francisco Cal., Sept. 12.
Wheat, Dee. $1,33.
Ciiituao Ills., Sept. 12. Wtmt
731.
Tho G ermine Merit
On rood's Barsaparllla wins friends
wherever it Is fairly and honestly
tried. Its proprietors aro highly
gratified at the letters which come
eutlrely unsolicited from men aud
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"""" '" ",D iMu?iuua
Warmly rowmemllui; lfood'a Barsa-'
lrlll for what Ithaa houe for.vwit iMi 'lAnSStu. uu ZZ&
Miuui fortifies the sysletu egelust the awureU
,'","u I eflecls sueh cuumm would otherwise pro-
IfomlU ll!Li ciim llvar IlUt laun. $"' 1"" the iarluer, wlner, the eutdiW
iiooue i nwiureilVeT IIW, jauu- uborer, the slave ot the desk eudpeu, and
die, bllkuae, tlekhwiemLe.uud tVVSTf' u J81 Li", ul"
fMMtffAttou,
Disastrous Fire at Albany, N. Y.
Early This Morning.
Al.BAhV, N. Y. Bept. 12., 2:30 a.
m. Fire broke out in J. B. Lyon's
five-story brick building on Hudson
avenuo. Tho building Is a total
loss. The stAte printing ofllce, J i
the rear of the Lyon building, is
burning, and will be a total loss.
Tho hotel Columbia, the Gcrmanln
hotel and the Jackson corps hall are
also on fire. At 3:10 a. in. the lire
is thought to bo uiulorcoutrol. The
state printing house Is n total loss.
The loss will not fall short of $500,
000. WILL BE TURNED BACK.
Steamships Must Stop Bringing
Immigrants to this Country.
Washington, D. C. Bept. J2'
Secretary Fester today mude the
following stutemeut. I received
from tho president lato Saturday
tho following telegram: "It is an
outrage that tho steamship compa
nies continue to bring immigrants
from the infected ports. Say to
them that it should stop or It is cer
tain every ship will bring disease
and we moy be compelled to turn
back such jiest lad on vr-sel?.
Prize Fighter Killed.
Lonuon, Sept. 12. Prize light r
near Northampton between a
soldier named Clayson and a boot
maker named Langley resulted In
the death of the latter.
ThoWhalo Back.
MAnsnriELT), Or., Sept. 12.
There is no perceptible change In
tho condition of tho whaleback Wet
more. The unsuewsful attempt has
been made to board her yesterday.
CHINESE WILL FIGHT.
A Proclamation Issued hy tho Six
Oomparles.
San Francisco, Sept. 11. Tho
Consolidated Benevolence . Associa
tion of tho Six Companies, tho pow
erful Chinese organization better
known as the Six Companies, which
comprises nil tho wealthy merchants
of tho country, nud which, together
with tho Chineso consular olllcirs,
regulates the uftalrs of the Chinese
lu this country, has Issued a procla
mation from its headquarters in
this city forbidding Chinese in the
United States to comply with the
terms of the Geurv bill requiring
them to register, have themselves
Identified by two white witnesses,
and bo photographed before April,
1803. The proclamation states that
the masters of the Six Companies,
after a careful investigation, havo
found that the registration law is
objectionable and detrimental to
their interests. It centinues:
"Our countrymen must llvo in
tlato United htatcs without being
registered. Our countrymen must
not got registered, and if one should
do ho on his own wci uut he must
not come to us in case he gets into
trouble in this country. The Six
Companies will pay no attention to
him If ho does. When n man does
it (register) ho loses respectability In
tho eyes of tils countrymen."
This applies to Chinamen living in
any part of tho country and la Biuull
towns, as well as large cities. If, by
refusing to register, tho twin Is ar
rested, Imprisoned or punished, ho
can depend on the Six Companies
for relief.
Tho proclamation states that tho
Chineso will be acquired to organize
and subscribe money for tlie employ
ment of legal aid, nnd If necessary
eullst tho services of tho Chineso
ambassadors to light against this al
leged injustice. Two lawyers havo
been engaged hero by tho Six Com
panies. Each Chinese resident of
tho United States is required to pay
$1 to tiio Six Companies for the ex
peuso of the suit to test tho legality
of tho registration law, and this
money must bo paid bofore tho cud
of September, A Chinaman who
does not pay will bo prevented from
returning to Ills own country when
ho applies to tho Six Companies for
his pass. The proclamation con
cludes by saying: "The United
States does not treat tho Chinese
right, because it compels no other
nutlou to do such things, aud no
other nation in the world treat) the
Chineso as tho United States does."
SionkuTi'. Theordluauc i and
contract for the str it Improvement
are signed up and tho work can be
gin tiny time.
Final Brttlkmknt. 13. W. aud
Caroline Cornell, executors o tho
estate of Win. Cornell, today filed
their ilual account aud were dis
charged. LKCruuii Bishop J. M. Walden
L. L, D., will lecture lu tho chapel
of Willamette university tomorrow
(Tuesday evening), The public aro
most cordially invited.
When the Trap is Sprung
Upou u, mi It t nmeiluiM U, In h moat
unexpected uiauuvrby dWoiue, wo unpr.
olute llm lsol that It la a most Insidious
roe, ami that uul cvily In It bwmu7 la
vmuuai ii uy mc nitwi ihhhii BiauietBiU
HiMuele. but I nrevnt
BunlfeutUan
at Mil by miintcraetltiK
tho eauswi that
vnxluco It. Thui. ezeoMire la wet wmUi
ttr, ttio enforced wearier of dtwp etotbee
uuriuir a slurm. a lliorouiru
aocuMoHiwl dU aud watw.
uraufni, uu-
eiul overwork, aiaVre4r oi dleras'
rUlCllVrirwUeUaWyWaT;iC.
A Nkw CiiOBCir. The contract
has been lot for the erection of n new
church edifice In Junction City by
the Methodist Episcopal society. 13.
13.ish.aw stcureH tho contract at
$2070. TiK'y will have a nice largo
building, well furnished. There
will be a nuniy basement In which
they will have a regular kitchen
and dluiii-.r room for use at their
tocitil sessions. Upstairs will bo a
large audience room nud two class
rooms, with folding doors between
so all can be thrown into one room
if it la so desired. The entire build
ing will be heated by a furnace. It
will ho one of the nicest churches lu
the' country and acredtt to Junction
City. Eugene Register.
What to Do. Many go to tho
flair grounds and don't know Just
the best way to get their meals. It
will pay any one to call at the Big
restaurant located Just at tho main
gate. It is managed by the 1'rcsby-
t.-rian Indies, who donate every
thing, including their time, and the
meals are the finest served on the
grounds. The entire proceeds will
go for the erection of a manse, so
what you spend at the Big restau
rant will go to help a public enter
prise, and build up our city. Don't
fail to visit the Big restaurant.
What you spend there will not be a
donative, for you will got value re
ceived. The Wilbur Company. Which
will occupy the board at the opera
house during the week, arrived yes
terday. That capable actor M
James R. McCann with the charm
ing autre h Miss Lizzie Kendall will
play the leading roles and the sup
port has been strengthened by the
addition of two good comedians,
and expect crowded houses during
the week. Tonight they will pre
sent "The streets of New York" nnd
give a change of play nightly, aud
a matinee for the ladles' and chil
dren Saturday at 2 o'clock,
Bids Received. Bids were re
"Ived today at Architect McNulIy's
ofllce for a re'idenco to be built ou
Knob Hill, cast of the cemetery, for
Gno. W. Dav's. The bids are given
below but no contract was let: Jno.
Gray, $3460.30; E. F. Hutohln,
$3700; A. J. Hazel!, $3570; C. n.
Tato, $3100; A. Z. Sw it $1405; A.
Ollinger, $3407.
Just received, all my ntw neck
wear, the finest In the city, Bras
field. Notions of all kinds Wm. Sar
geant. Semi-porelaiu, variety of decora
tlous Blue Front.
Italians. The finest prunes ever
in Salem, at Branson & Gilbert's.
Helieubrand's meals aro as usual
the best.
Pictures aud frames; also framing
Wni. Sargeant.
Iu hats wo have all tho latest
blocks in overy grade. Brasfleld.
Nobody slighted on account of the
rush at Helieubrand's.
Crockery cheapest Blue Front.
Iu full suits and overcoats we are
showing over one hundred styles of
tho nobbiest clothing out for fall
wear. Brasfleld.
Choice fruit only Blue Front.
Wall paper newest patterns
lowest priori. Wm. Sargeaul. 4t
Express wagons Wm. Sargeaut.
Lunch br-'keti just what you
want Wm. Saigcaut.
Dolls I Dolls that aro dolle Wm.
Sargeant,
to am.
' On Sunday, Fjpt. 11, 1892, at the
farm homo near Salem, Luther
Snyder, aged 20 years.
He had been ill omy one week;
tho disease was caused hy becoming
overheat .1 and sleeping all night iu
tho barn with his damp cloth- - on.
Tho deceased wim a brother of Joslo
Snyder, u member of tho printing
fraternity. Tho remains wero laid
to rest in tho Rural cometry today.
ssiCDtva
Jas. Batchelor, PropY.
Warm Meals at All Hours oi tho Day
None but white labor employed In th.'
establishment.
A good substantial meal cooked in first.
class style
Twenly-fiv oenU per meal.
BLI9D -RONr
Court ktretJ between Opera .House ard
Mlnto's Livery
White's No. 60,
HALEM'd FINEST TRUCK,
Now ready for buslueds.
IHraloIty,
Careful work
J. K. WH1TK.
Administrator's Notice
NOTIOK Is hereby given that the under
. stalled hna been duly appointed ad
iiunmrnior to tno eiUita of Crls Klch, late
ui iiiHriou rouuijr, urejon, aecfnsed, by
the county court ot the lat or Ort'gou.
for Marloa county. All iersons having
elalnu ag.ltisi Mild esUio will piesent
them to tho undersigned duly verified, at
hi homo lu Kuglewood addition to the
ohy or Htilcni, In Marlon county, Oregon,
within six mouths from the date of this
not lev, and all persons Indebted to Mild
estate will pleasa make Immediate Ulo
ment to the uudcmlgned.
...... . . AHHAIIAM ltlCH.
AdmluUtrutorortho vktate ox Crls itleh.
dt ceased, (j-ll
Capital City "Restaurant
""Thick and Glossy,"
THE PRODUCTION ot an abundant
growth of hair, c! a sllk-llke toxturo
nnd of the original color, often results
from the use, by llioso who liave become
bald or groy, of Ayer's llair Viger:
" I was rapidly becoming gray and
bald : but after using two or three
bottles of Ayer's Hair Vigor my hair
crew thick and glossy and the origi
nal color was restored." M. Aldricn,
Canaan Centre, N. II.
" A trial of A ycr's Hair Vigor has con
vinced me of its merits. Its uso has
not only caused the hair of my wife and
daughter to bo abundant and glossy, but
It has given my rather stunted mus
tacho a respectnblo length and appear
ance." It. Britton, Oakland, Ohio.
"I havo used Ayer's llair Vigor for
the past four cr Ave years and tind It a
most satisfactory dressing for the hair.
It Is all that I could desire, being harm
less, ennsing tho hair to retain Its
natural color, and requiring but a smalt
quantity to render the hair easy to ar
range.' Mrs. M. A. Bailey, 0 Charles
at., Haverhill, Mass.
Ayer's Hair Vigor,
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Bold by Drogglnti and Pertumcra.
Patrunizo tho
or the
LADIES AID SOCIETV
of the Presbyterian church of Salem. Al
seivlco Is voluntary, performed by the
ladies of the church.
Heals. Table-D'hote, - 25c,
Meals to Order, - - 50c,
Near the Main Entrance to Fair Grounds.
InJust211ioursJ. V. S. relieves constipation
and sick headaches, After It gets the system
under control an occasional dopo prevents ro
turn. We refer by permission to V. II. Mar
shall, Ilrunswlck House, S. F.j Geo. A. Wer
ner, Ml California Bt,, B. F.: Mrs. C. Melvlu,
108 Kearny St., S. r., nnd many others who
have found relief from constipation and sick
headaches. O. W. Vincent, oj C Terrenco
Court, S. F. writes: "1 am CO years of age
and havo had constipation 25 years. I was
Induced to try Joy's Vccctablo Barsaparllla.
I recognized in it an herb the Mexicans
nucd to give us In tho early EO's for bowel
troubles. (I came to Cal. iu 1839,) and I knew
It would help me and it has. For tho first
time In years I can sleep well and my system
is regular. Tho old Mexican herbs in this
remedy aro a certain cure in constipation
and bowol troubles." Ask for
s Vegetable
Sarsaparilla
For sale by Dan'l J. Fry, 225 Com
mercial street..
NEW MINING MACHINERY
1. J. Foster, who resides about thrro
miles west ot Balcm in Folk county, lies
Invented a inuchino lor mining gold,
which Is especially adapted to saving fine
Kold, nnd works any placer material, from
line black sand to gravel, In Tact anything
that can bo shoveled. Tho machine is
mado of iron and steel and weight only 75
pounds complete. It Is run by the for a of
a IK inch pipe of water with a head of four
Teef. It will work from H to 10 tons of black
sand, or' from 15 to 20 tons ofgravel In a
day, and save every thing In the shape of
cola that will amalgamate. The machine
lias been tested and Is guaranteed to do
tho work claimed. Machines will be fm
nlsbed In running order beforo any pay Is
demanded, l'nco complete 8150. Call on
or address P. J. FOTElt,
8-1-lw atom, Orejon,
Chas, Wolz,
GERMAN MARKET,
128 State St.
Freo delivery. All kinds of meat and
sausage, Low prices. Old patrons are re-
quesieu 10 close uccoums ana renew uuM'
ness.
A Broken Reed, Indeed. '
This , and no luUlakn, Is tho Individual
whosastuinlHa has waned to men ulonebb
for wantofau clllclcut ' mic.lli it lit) would
cei Uilnly topplo over nnd frueturo some
thing If a bulky supjectsu u us fat wile,
for lnstanco weio to Icili upon him. iluild
up, elcuu pliulossauu stiongthless Mtli
lfostcttor's stomneh Mtters which v.'ll.
cnnbloyuu tot.auuil dlirfst liexrtily, nu'l
thus ncuulie flesh unJ Mgor, The frt rs
olllfo will speedily uitpltulfUo U t ho strl in
Foytli9-wloldor, death, 11 ou don't. Ner
vousness, blcopltmnojs, bllioubness, con
stipatlon, malaria, rheumatic aud kidney
.rouble tiro nil conqucrablo by this superb
rtttoritlve of health nud Mgor. In con
nection with the use of tho bitters, It would
bo w tli for tho debilitated Invalid to study
the wiiU'H of hU enfeebled stomach with a
vli w tu tLo selection ot the most dlgestablo
artlilcoi diet.
"
Shcrill's Sale.
XTOTlCUii hereby given that by virtue
J of hu execution duly Issued out of
the county court of tho stato ot Oregon for
tho county ot Marlon, and to me directed,
on the Veili day or August, 18VJ, upon a
Judgment duly rendered, entered of record
nnd doc' etod In and by said county court
nn Um roth day of August, lss3,ln a certain
suit then In said court i
ila court nend nir wherein 1
RniK. Hlrscli were platnlin aud 11. F
Vauchn was defendant in favor of nlaln-
tilt and against defendant, by whloli exe
cution I am commanded that out of the
)Krsonal property of said defendant or It
sutllclent cannot be found then out of the
real propermu saiucouuiyueioninKtobotd
defendant on or niter the (1th day of Auc-
gust, 1&8. to satiny the sum of
Tivomy lour ana nwuu aoiiars, toeetber
with interest thereon at the rate of U per
cent, per annum from the Uth day ot An-
fust, ihsj, ouu mo lurihvr tmu or 51.Va.
Sjetlier with iutcrtMt therwu from the
bin uav or aususi, i i. tu me rate ot
8perccnt.perauuumaud the further sum
of $16.45, together with coslt of and upon
said execution,! have levied uimnaud will
on
SMnrdjy, th I it day cf Octobjr, A, D., 1892,
at the hour otl o'clock p. m. of raid day
at the went door or the couuty court home
lu Balem, Marlon county. Oregon, sell to
the lushest bidder for ciuh in hand on the
day of sale, all the right, title. Interest and
estate which said defendant, U. K. Vaughn,
had ou or aner the ClU day of August
lwy, lu and to the following described real
property, to-wit: Ileclntilnx at the north
weit corner of the southeast quarter of
seetlou 4, T, V, b. k, 3 w.; thence east 6U
rods; thence kouth It rods; thenoo west ttijj
rod; thence north H tods to the place o.
beglnnlHC, contalnlue &)j acres more or
!ir and ttUo all or the danallnn land
claim of ilenjaiuln Vaughn aud Elizabeth
oentlho followtug described premise, to te
wn: Declunlugatthe southwest corner ot
me souiumwi quarter or section . T, v a,,
m. a wet or the Wllhuaette ilerldla:
thetiee north SO rbalas; thence west 3.1s
chains to the northeast floraer of Isaac
Onok1 donation Uud claim; theaee along
f-aiwn Boanuary m hki uogkt uouallon
land elalmt)faAlu; thnuceeast l.Weeutlus
tothu plaee ot befilHaluf, coutalutBX Mi
uerea, tuore or let.
Dated at teatew, this Aiurutlllrt. ISW.
JOWS KNldllT,
fherltrof WirlonOottHiy.Oreifmi.
My r. T. WKtatmtax, uijuiy, u
'W J 11 Si h
Joy
PACIFIC LAND AND ORC
FOR TOWN
$2.00
l'crd-7eu lortliellncM InlnlicU
1 IfOXOl.KAi U-ltiir.tUl.
Oh NT Kr. BKOB.,
IMJ 0m i.uo.h) MitI
TTS0LTIIV11'K,
(Mi'trui'tor awl
Rulltlcr.
Balem, - - Oregon.
RADABAUGU k
T. J: Hi:K.SS.
HOUtiK PAINTING,
PAl'EIt HANGING,
Natural Wood Finishing,
or, wllimiuCln.ittel.cU tin-u
SfflJES BROS,,
California Bakery.
TH t BEST,
101 Cotui titrHJt.
H0EYE & MILLS.
PORCELAIN BATHS
AND
HltAVINQ PAHLOK,
Only Poicetaiu Hath'i'uba la the
city. 209 Corn. M., Salun, (jr.
BICYCLES.
Tuii oi'l b' tng I- fety Bl
cyciee. 'Pue lowest prlnd wheel
ntliL riwrKet. Tlie best In tho
A-orUI f..r tne price. O U lliowu
Aeciil.VH oiutilr r clal tot
' ODDS "AND-ENDS7
Dollars bring dollars.
TJneratified wishes maintain hope.
Wagner's father was clerk in a police
conit.
Wine clariflcrs in Franco uso more
than 80,000,000 eggs a year.
Young people predisposed to myopia
should not study by artificial light.
Peter tho Great superintended tho
management of the first Russian news
paper. Would yon bo just? Please do not
pnnish a child for a fault learned from
yourself.
There is something wrong with a
man's religion if it never makes him
want to sing.
The most importunate lover is tho one
who accuses you of having led him ou
when it is all over.
While boring a well in Stockton, Cal.,
a man found a monkoy's tooth at tho
depth of 1,124 feet.
Tho umonnt paid in salaries to teachers
and school superintendents in tho United
States overy year is $80,000,000.
Hard wood iu Wisconsin is being
rapidly cut up to bo made into charcoal
for tho iron furnaces iu that state.
Tho Dismal .'Jwamp in Vitginia, ono of
tho largest swampy tracts hi America,
contains about 1,500 squato miles.
Thiers, tho historinT) of the French
Revolution and ufter.Vutd president of
France, was tho son of a lcckmendor.
Crude oil is excellent to wipe wood
work and furniture with, according to
v painter. Wipe off with a clean cloth.
In tho Boulevard St. Germain in Palis
you can drop a small sou into a Blot
in a circul.tr column publicly situated,
press a button and catch eight quarts of
net water in n pail.
Curious Tricks of Memory.
Ono of tho queerest freaks of the mem
ory is tho trick often enough noted for
that matter which some people's mem
ories htivo of seeming to recall only tho
things that tho lniutl never tnudu any
effort to remoniLcr, and letting go irrev
ocably all tho things that tho mind did
consciously attempt to storo up. Pos
sibly the Listener has once beforo told
tho story of a friend of hi3, whoso occu
pation is more or loss literary, who can
remember but ono siuglo piece of poetry,
and that wasnpieco of doggerel that
his scat mate iu school once learned! All
the divino verso that ho himself has oft
en labored to commit $3 gono forcvor;
but this piece of doggerel which tho
other boy labored to learn, but probably
totally forgot iu a mouth or a year,
sticks fast in his mind.
Everybody's memory has a tendency
to hold last to mischief ana nonsento
and let serious and important things go.
However, this very characteristic of tho
memory is a thing that can ho made ueo
of if we know how to do it. If wo aio
bright enough at tho right timo to tako
in these useful thing3 somewhat after
the easy and enjoyahlo fashion that wo
tako the agreoablo noncenso, tho chances
are that they will stick by us. Boston
Transcript.
Hurled Allvo After All.
In Ireland tho custom need to prevail
of burying tho dead as soon after their
certified deceato as possible It is very
probablo that many wero thus buried
alivo. It is related that a certain Dr.
Walker, of Dublin, entertained such
strong viows upon this question that ho
never wearied of discoursing upon it,
and oven wrote a pamphlet embodying
his ; jows, which was widely circulated.
While converbing ono day with his
frieud Mis. Bellamy, a celebrated
actress, tho lady informod him that eIio
her'clf would tako caro that ho Bhould
npt bo committed to tho cold emhraco
of mother earth until indisputablo evi
dence was forthcoming or his death,
provided his decoaso preceded hers.
Sorao time afterward tho doctor con
tracted a fever, of which it was sup
posed ho died. In bpito of tho onnoslHnn
he had raised to the prevailing custom,
uu u uuncii mo way loiiowing, Mrs
Bellamy was at tho timo in Ireland, and
hearing of his death and burial, b1:o
hastened to Dublin, nnd at onco had his
body exhumed. Hor consideruto oitices,
howover, camo too late. Ou opeuiu
tho coffin it was found that the doctor
had evidently revived Einco his inter
ment, for he was found lying upon his
bide. Yaukeo Blade.
Coal In Indian Territory.
"ily home is in tho Choctaw nation,"
said Dr. E. N. Allen, who dwells at Mc
Allister, a thriving town noted for its
extensive coal mines, to a reporter at
Willard's, "And I want to tell yon."
hecontiuued, "that when it comes to
mineral wealth, though yet in an unde
veloped state, there aro fow sections of
this country equal to onrs. Next to
Pennsylvania we havo the finest coal in
the United States, producing coko of the
very us quality, watch finds a ready
market even in Philadelphia. A tho.
and men are employed in tho coal mines
at McAllictcr, and Kansas and Texas
are lilwral bnycrs. Lead and iron ore
abouud, and silver veins oi eaormons
rtohaes aro oaly awaiting develorw
LOTS FRUIT TRACTS
A, H. F0RSTNER & CO.
Midline Shrp, Guns,
Sporting Goods, Etc.,
SOS Commercial Htreet.
J. J.
Scientific Horseshoeing.
OPPOSITE FOUNDRY
On Stato Street.
THE
Salem IfttcTeman is
ii, roisLs;.
Best Line iu the City.
Court Street.
Liver, Feed and
Boarding Stable,
41 BLato Btrett.
J. E. JttUBMlY.
lile for Sale,
Brick and Tile Yard,
NOllTJI BALEM.
Baths for Ladies,
HAIB DHESSINO PAKI.OKS,
124 Court Street.
THE FRUIT PALAOE
Muskat, Tokay and Concord
prunes, fresh, huge nud ItifiioiiH.
M. T. Rl.NKMAN,
12 State Bt.
Fall stock of boots and i.hrtH ar
riving dally. Call aud s a them.
At Krause Bros.
T&&
The Chief itrneon for tno great IU
teas of Hood's SarsnparilU is found In thl
irtlcle Itself. It li merit that wins, and thl
tact that Hood's Sarhaparllla actually a
corapllshes what is claimed for it, is what
has given to this mcdlclno a popularity and
tale greater U..in that of any other sariapa-
Men-ii Wine rllla or bl00d pnrt
e r 1 1 VV I U 5 ner before the pnbllft
bood's Sirs.iparllla cures Scrofula, Ball
Rheum and all numors, Dyspepsia, SIoll
Headache, Illliousness, overcomes Thai
Tired I'eelltiE, creates an ppetlte, strengt
ins the Net v-i, bulkh up the Whole Bystj
Hood' Sartm pur illii is sold by all drag
-1.K ;-vfor45. l're;.are.!byO. I. Ho
r,i '. .iiu.iri". l.im.'ll.Mnns.
Administrator's Notice.
KOTICK is hereby ylven to all whom it
may concern, that the undersigned,
. J. Grim, has been duly appointed by
the County Court of the State of Oregon,
lor tho County of Marion, administrator of
theC3tateot J. W, Grim, defeated. And
ui I persons having claims against said es-
te, ore hertby notified to present tho
i.me duly verified, to the undersigned ni
h h residence near Auiora, In Marlon
Couuty, Oregon, within six months lrom
the date of this notice. And all per. -ms
Indebted to said estate, are hereby required
to m ko Immediate -settlement thereof, to
tho undersigned.
Dated this September 0th, 110'.'.
11. J. GRIM,
Administrator of iho Estate of .1. W,
Grim, deceased, ll)-8-5w
Citation.
In tho County Court of thoBtatoof Or
gon for tho County of ilurlon.
In tho matter of the blstate)
, , ot J-C'tatlon.
Kilns W, lleezloy.deceascdj
To George W. Keezley; Heir at-law of said
d-cendent, John I. Heezley and all other
persoiiM lmcrested In said Estate.
Jn theNameof the State ofOrtgon.you
mo utrtuj cueu uuu rcquirra 10 appear in
tho County Court ot tba Statu ot Oregon,
for tho County of ilnrlon, at the Court
room thereof, at the City of nlem, lu the
Conntv of Marion, on the 17th dayofOc
lobcr, lM)2.nt 10 o'clock, forenoon, of that
day, then and there to showcase, If any
you have, why an order should not be
gruntedtr, F It.Bmitb, the Administrator
ot rild estate, tn sell t ho following der erlbed
real estate belonging u bald deceased, as
follows, I . wit: Lot No. forty elRht (48) ol
hiinny-Sldo Fruit Farm No. 11 In Marion
cruuty.Klate of Oregon.
And that a ropy ot this citation be pub
lUhed In tho Uai'itai. Wekki.y Jouknai,
ut least lour succibslve weeks, saldCAPi
taljouiinal being a newftuiicr printed
aiid published nt theClly of Salem, county
cf Marlon, btate of Oiegon.
Dated this 5th day of September, 1892.
W. O. HUHHAHD,
Mf Judge of said court.
Notice of Final Settlement.
NOTICF.is hereby given to all whom ft
may concern ihat the undersigned
Administrator of the Estate of Henry
Gels, deceased, has this day filed his tlnul
iiccount of bald hstnte In the (Xiunty Court
t the fctnte of Oregon lor Marlon couniy.
and thai Saturday, Octoter 8tb, Itftl, at ,1
mwiioisaiauay in the Court room ol
S'jld Court has been flxed as the time and
jimsiui udinus ite same ana "ieo Ions
houlii. i O. HUAW.
Administrator of tho Estate of Henry
lids:., deceased,
1 mti d at talem, Or., September 8, 1892.
R
lii
IM
JE K'.TOi" rIatlne Comniny has
k, , ' luc "i" urn a, iiasu
block, up Hairs.
lack
dw
If You Want
a fikb:-ci v t
Spring Wagon
h. phole,
61 Blato 6tret, Salem,
PlM
unuu bU,
AND FARMS.
J. I BENNETT b SON.
CfANDIEs,
Fruit nnd Cigars,
P. O. Blook.
R. T. UUSU'UREYS,
Clears nndTohacco.
BILLIARD PARLOR,
243 Oom'l Street.
T. W. TH0RNBURG,
The Upholsterei
nemortelH, re-covers nnd rfrvtir.
ut lio'st. red (multure. W7
cIhk, woih. Clieimketa mtl.!'
Slnte Ir.stironco block. Mt'
JOHN III WIN,
Carpenter and Builder, 1
Shop 05 Btata street.
Stove Fittings n Specialty '
EDUCATIONAL,
Go to the Best,
Tho placo lor yimng ladles and grails,
men to uesure u thorough education Is ih
old, but ever new.
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY.
Long and still the lending Institution of
the North West. Hf-tter than ovirl
New course of Instruction In Oiatory
Theology and I'ost-Gradualed. '
bTUDlEy. Noimii .HiifdneKS, Academy
College, nnd Law couitea guntly eulurtl
nud improved.
Faculties linrened nnd Impiovrd. For
Cntnluguqiii Collt(,oof Law wilteDeanB
T. lllchardon. litrj ,a'pm. Or
For Cutnliigiia ut t ollego of Jlcdlcul and
Pharmacy write Donn ltlchmond Kelly.M.
I).. I'orlhind. Or. '
For general Ciituloeue write Hev. Geo.
Whl' .ker.D. D.,l'ic.ldoiit,Kalem, Or.
7-iWim-dw
FRIENDS POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
Will be opcDed to students Sept. rt, lfw,
Olleis the most piaUluil court-is of Mud;
ol any bchool in the fciato, viz: Mfchaniral
Kcglneerlug, CUI1 EDli.tcring, I'lecirlcal
Knglucerlng, Arudtmlc i nil (jii.nm.nr
school courses Blmlunlh pintllte dully In
wood shop, iuacliUo khop, and luLort
lorles. Tuition nnd lionrrt per Year, Jino,
Speclnl Inducements to u few young men
who wish to work lor their board and till,
lion duiluir vacations. Korprospectusaui
further lnforiuntion. nddirss
EDWIN iMOIUtlBON.M.S,
l'rebdtnt, Bulem, dr.
Conservatory of Music,
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY,
SALEM, OREGON.
The course most complete and the high
est glade of nny music school In the
Northwest. Best and newest methods of
teaching. Kulargcd facilities and new
plan lor Inst uctlon of beginners for the
coming school jeur Diplomas granted on
completion ol courte. JN'oxt term begins
September 5, 11.9.'. Z. JM. PAltVIK,
Send for catuh.gne. Jluslo Director,
T-r.'-dZm-wlm
lVIiss Ballou's
KINDERGARTEN.
IHIRD YEAE
Opens Monday, Scptemuer lth, at Kin
dergarten Hall, opposlto opera house,
Chlldien leeelved at three years of age
andoer. A connecting class will be i
tnblkhed lor advanced Kludergnrteu pr
plls and those bfglnning primary vork.
Only the btst moduli Kindergarten meth
ods employed, i'lung's t-i-Um ol dtuwlBg
and color work introduced.
(Miss Annie Thornton,
Graduate ot theDiesden Conservatory ol
Jluslo lUcrmany) will open her noins, 6
and 7, hank building, uepttnibtr 1st.
Instructions In vocal uuu li.btrr.incnUil
music, also in Uermun nnd French. 8-6-U
Select School.
MIMB KNOX will begin her (elect 6hool
tbeflist Monday In f ptcn cr, at tho
Little Central school building.
ITID1TII 11. HAHIUS, Teacher of Vokfl
U yiuao and Organ. Way besftnnttbe
Conservatory or at lier home, tlO bmunier
street. u-t 2v.'
25c Want Column,
, Notices inserted for ONU CKNT l'EH
WOHU I3AUH 1NHLKXION. No adver
tisement Inserted In this column for lest
than twenty-llvo cents,
17011 SALE. A boiio to be moed, mutt
H be Eold at once, lllg bargain. Imiuiitf
ot Howard, tho house mover. U t-Jl
LOST. A Slilence I ook No. iilsC, contain
lug tho numo ot A. II, acul, i'ln
der please leave at Altken & l'almer's gio
eery, and be row arded. tT-Jt
TUANTKT'
Seaniktr'ss to do repairing
VV. aud nelp on new worn.
tHMf
'W Wl
F. T.
Apply to
Uaiit, Tailor.
"ni7ANTh,D. 1o lent a KOiid farm ot
V V about 150 ncres, by a thorough farni
er. Good refei eutts gl en.
uillu this of-
ilUUi
b-u-nn
WAN IED A girl to do geccnil hout
work. CairatEWJ Liberty bt, b-tC-3t
Waxcli. suuaiion toarive iem.
tike care ol borees or do general
work. Wagei.no object.
Add ess
M. T."
aat
tuio UiUUU
''THECENTtEMWraFBENa.
OurrEEFECTIOS BVTltSaK tn wlUi evT t100
IicUu. DoMnotSTAlK. PBEVEST8 BTEICTUEE.
CunC0N0RHI!(KAa4OLICTla0lta Ful-mi.I-A
QOTCK CCEE lor LEUCOllKUOJA ol WM1TES.
SuUtrtltnttlTOaiSTS. 8ottomrAJlr.tortl0i
1ALVK3 ?Itcrn u Ct. LASCAST"B. 1 1'ia
TO BUILD IS A PLEASURE
When you see these new 189!
designs in Books 4 and 5, "Houses
and Cottages."
PU?,8xl0lnche. fontalnsnewrtrsbrna,
newrtfvleic,l.iteit ifn in ptannin. No.
has Vi designs rl!nlflrd rrora W tip W
1E0J, Hooat half urder I080 Ho. 5 eon
taluaC9i'tulrcs of dwelilnifs nostlug over
glJUXnuvyfrornSKiO un to tseca Many
new HcutM-rn or resort style of hoote la
t line hi. i Us.
ITcftf each, or (lie two for 110.
D. S, HOPKINS
Architect, Grand RipW( Mich.
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