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WALL rntMT XXOITED,
JfcrChmld'nIllneM -National Debt
StRitene&t.
Nw "Vobk, Dee. l.Thv mall
ad express says tlie family of Jay
Gould admit hols very sick. It
quotes a member of tho household
M eaying that he Is worse this mor-
alug and had a bud flight's rest.and
to not nearly so well today. Dr.
Mudb remained with him Into last
night, and paid him two visits to-
(day. '
ONWALLSTni:rrr
All sorts of rumors as to Gould's
condition are la circulation on stock
exchange and caused a decldly ner
"' tous feeling. Nothing of a deflnate
character Is known, though the gen
"wal imnresslon la that Gould's ill
ness is being worked for all it is
Worth by the board.
Great Coast Storm.
.' Ban Fbancisco, Dec. 1. There
wero lively times on the water front
yesterday. The gales ot Saturday
and Sunday nights did not compare
with yesterday morning's in des
tructlvenes3. On this occasion ves
sels wero battered in a terriblo man
ner, and two or three of them will
5 never sail the waters again. Houses
were blown down, and two of the
oldest landmarks along the front
"Vera carried away by the wind.
The "Cobweb?" Baloon, which had
stood on Francisco street since the
- days when Melggs' wharf was built,
Is lyiuc; flat on the ground. Cunco's
saloon followed the "Cobweb." The
hlpf Palgrave was driven off the
l'riud flats, and is now on Kershaw's
' island. The whaling bark William
Baylies lost four
of her boats, two
anchors, her foretopgallant masts
and jibboom. The schooner Caro
line Dickson sank on the south side
of the Oakland mole. She was
loaded with railroad iron and
bumped hor bottom out on the rocks.
The Schroeder, which has lain at
anohor for over two years near Mis
sion rock, pulled -out her unchor and
', went ashore. Tho steamer Orcus
Island started for Beckeloy, but the
wind' was too much for hor, and she
. was driven up the river and went on
the Southampton shoals. Tho big
fishing smack Stella was driven
across the bay to Oakland und dash-
dio pieces on the molo. The crew
t,was saved. The steamer Pesadena,
,! from Eureka for Sun Pedro, put in
after battling with the gale for 00
hours.
V.avnr Snnrlnv Ononiner.
Washington, Dec. 1. The direct-
'f'ors of the world's fair will lay before
. 'confreea next week thousands of
petitions asking the passago of a
? blll permitting the Sunday opening
, of the fair, together with resolu
tions adopted by the directors, say-
Ming that Sunday closing will not
only deprlvo millions of people of
r tho opportunity of visiting tho fair
.but keen them away from
religious
exercises to
be conducted within
the wound. There will bo laid be-
fore tho house also a poll of G00O
.people outside of Chicago, and
'"'Whoso names wero taken from a
"oommorclal reference book, and
who llvo In ovory city In the
Unl ted States of not less than 10,
000 population, more than 80 per
cent of whom favor Sunday open
ing. Tho managers of tho fair say
that tho directors will not attempt
lo envndo tho Suuday closing laws;
also that no lobby, such as was
employed in passing the original
bill, will bo euguged in advocating
Hue proposed araotulment.
A Shortage
' Indianapolis, Doc. 1. A rumor
to current today that experts, whllo
examining the, accounts of W. E.
Sehuolder, bookkeeper of tho Cln-
(nnatl, Hamilton & Dayton road
this place, who absconded four
peeks ago, discovered n shortage of
7400. Traveling Auditor Llsbauu,
Iwhols suporluteiidlng tho invest!-
illou, would not contradict the
imor, but said It was unauthorized.
) olltclals of tho company believe
eyhave located Schuolder,aud his
rest Is a matter of a few days.
Burned With His House.
iMilan, Temi., Dee. 1, Samuel
fates, a miser, reputed to have a
, hoard of money secreted in his
ideuce, wus burned in a 11 ro
fitted destroyed his house, Ho Is
lltoved to huvo been murdered and
k1, and the house llred.
Debt Statement,
Washington, D. O. Doc. 1.
idtt etatemeut for November
ahow a decrease of about a mll!-
i q (he treasury cash balance.
On Seottlsh Shores.
OtiKOBS, Der, J. A severe gale
i been prevailing over Scotland
fciimlay. From wreckage
, ik'j?at Ullapoot it Is bo.
, ikaf h large Qeruiau vwel is
OFFICIAL RETURNS.
Throe Western States Complete
Their Count.
Sr. Paul, Dee. 1. Ofllclal re
turns of Mluneseta: Republicans,
122.730; straight Democrats, 100,780;
straight Populists, 30,808; Populist
Democrats, 14,070.
Desveii, Dec. 1. Ofllclal vote of
Colerado: Popullst-Doiflocrats, 62,-
082; Republicans, 38,014; Prohibit
lonlsts, 1,077.
Tacoma, Dec. 1. Official election
returns have been received from
thirty-three counties of Washington,
tho only ono lacking being Skama
nia, which gavo the Populist plural
ities. These figures give McQruw,
Republican, for governor, 4,324
plurality over Snlvely, Democrat.
MaGraw receiving a plurality ol
over 4,600 In King county. Total
vote for president is 88,134, Harri
son's majority over Cleveland belny
0,639. Beturusshow surprising In
creawe of 34,631 votes In Washlugtoi
In two years. Total vote of the SI
counties for president, congressman
jnd governor Is as follews: Foi
president Harrison 30,401; Cleve
land 20,022; Weaver 10.204; Bidwel
2,487. For governor McGraw, Be
publican, 33,103; Snively, Dem.,
28,770; Young. Pop., 23,039; Green,
Prohl., 3,823. For congressman
Wilson, Republican, 35,284; Doo
little, Bepubllcan, 36,114; Carroll,
Democrat, 30,388; Muuday, Demo
crat,27.t43; Knox, Populist, 20,013;
Vail Patton, Populist, 10,770; Dick
inson, Prohl, 2,200; Newberry, Pro
hl, 2,337.
BAD BANK SUSPENSION.
A Half Million Financial Failure.
Joilet, 111., Dec. 1. The Stone
city bank suspended yesterday by
reason of embarrassment by the
shutting down of tho Enterprise
company. The bank was operated
by H. Fish & Sons and was thought
to bo ono of the soundest financial
institutions in tho state. The failure
is believed to bo a heavy one. Tho
trouble began with tho Enterprise
company confessing judgment for
$183,126 and ililng a trust deed to
Mrs. C. A. Miller for ?130,313. It Is
estimated that nothiug less than a
half million dollars will settle the
firm's affairs. The failure of the
Enterprise company, It is announced
Is due to tho dull season. Tho af
fairs of tho bank are so involved
with those of the company that it
will take considerable time to un
ravel the tangle., Many business
houses of Joilet kept accounts at tho
bauk. The suspension will result
in "great embarrassment to them.
The greatest sufferers, however, will
bo the laboring men, as many em
ployes entrusted funds to tho bank,
and now thoy are out of employ
ment and their money Involved. It
Is not believed, however, tho bank's
condition is boyoud resuscitation.
Thero is prospect Its affairs will bo
straightened out speedily. Tho de
posits are from $100,000 to $600,000.
As for tho mill, it Is not believed
there Is any possibility of Its re
sumption. Thero was tremendous
excitement when tho employes
found themselves out of employ
ment, and, when the news of the
bank's suspension reached them, a
riot waarrowJy averted.
Alma, Mich., Dee. 1. Nathan
Churoh, interested with Bills In tho
Tecumseh aud Ithaca banks, which
both failed, mado an assignment for
the benefit of creditors.
Murderer Hanged.
Dohohkstku, N. B., Dec. 1.
Buck Olson, sailor aud burglar, wits
hanged hero this morning for kill
ing Policeman Steadman, while tho
latter was attempting to arrest him
for burglary last August. Buck's
pal, Jim, recently confessod that ho,
not Buck, tired the fatal shot, but
the senteneo of tho court was not
changed. Buck's last words wero
"lot her go."
Tho Japaneao Wreck.
London, Dec. 1. A dispatch
from Nagasaki says 74 lives wore
lost by thesluklug of tho Japanese
warship Chl&hlmarutiauas, tho re
sult of the collision with the steam
er Itavenua, reported yesterday.
Earl of Dorby 111.
London, Dee. 1. Tho carl of
Derby is seriously ill at Knowsley
Hall, his Lancashire country scat.
It Is rumored that his brother, Ba
ron Stanley, tho Canadian governor
general, has been cabltd for,
Treasurer Scntoncod.
Kinoston, N. Y Dec. 1, Tho
Jury in the ease of Oatramler, ex
treasurer of the Ulster County Sv
hi(,'H bauk, for tho lobbery of the
batik, rt tillered aerillet of guilty,
Ontrauder wai eeuteuccd to ueveu
ypariif laid tab r.
IN THE- SOUTHERN SEAS.
An American Warship Ordered
Thero Buona Ventura Do
Btroyod. Nt'w YoitK, Dec. 1. Tho Herald
says the navy department, profiting
by the experience of the lato revolu
tion in Venezuela, has determined
not to be caught napping again
when American Interests are in
peril in those waters. Acting upon
tho advice of tho state department,
a naval vessel will be kept perma
nently In the West Indies along the
northern coast of South America, as
It was a source of deep mortification
to the department authorities to be
lependent upon foreign warships to
look out for our interests during the
late war in Venezuela. Not to be
loo severe on the men, who are rare
ly allowed their liberty In the
Southern ports, it has been decided
to change the vessels on that station.
The Kearsarge, now at La Guayru,
will be relieved by the Atlanta. The
men of the Kearsarge haye not had
any liberty sluco she reached the
coast of Venezuela on her return
fromTrluldad, aud it is to give them
au airing on home shores and at the
same time prepare for the winter's
cruise of this vessel that she has
oeen ordered to the Norfolk navy
yard. She will not leave Venezuelan
vaters, however, until relieved by
the Atlanta, which Is now en route
to tho Norfolk navy-yard from New
York, to take on a few stores before
sailing south.
City Destroyed.
Panama, Dec. 1. Buona Ventura
hus suffered severely from a fire, a
great portion of that important dis
tributing center for the Pacific slope
of tho republio having been destroyed
on tho 19th by fire, causing irrepar
able loss and wide spread desolation
and ruin, as the perfect telegraphed
to tho governor here. Later advices
announce the fire destroyed between
GO and 70 buildings, including tho
court houso and prison, but the prin
cipal commercial houses wero un
injured. THE WYOMING CONTEST.
General Newton as a Successful
Salary Drawer.
Washington, Dec. 1. Secretary
of tho War Elklns, iu his ofllclal
capacity, promises to become a con
spicuous figure in the Panama canal
proceedings, whereby American in
terests are seriously jeopardized.
Secretary Elkins' attention has been
directed to the fact that General
John Newton, who is president of
tho Panama Hallway Company, is a
mujor-goneral on tho retired list of
tho United States army. Tho( Pan
ama Bailway Company was organ
ized under the laws of New York
aud given a chaiter which guaran
teed that tho enterprise shoald al
ways bo coutrollpd by American
stockholders. The company passed
almost entirely Into French hands,
but Genoral Newton remalued as
president, and has regularly drawn
both tho salaries of a retired officer
and of tho presldeut of a railway
company, which only awaited the
expiration of its contract obligations
to Immediately attauk American in
terests. As soon as Secretary El
kins' attention was drawn to this
stato of affairs, ho recognized that
General Newton was occupying a
commercial position inconsistent
with tho spirit of his military posi
tion and inimical to tho interests of
tho American government, under
whose flag ho Is still enrolled, sluco
ofllcers of tho retired list aro tonsid
ered by tho war department as being
still In tho service of tho country.
It is stated that Secretary Elklns,
In view of General Nowtou's anoma
lous position, has addressed him a
letter iu which, after directing his
attention to the Inconsistency of his
two salaried positions, wassuggested
to bin), by intimation at least, the
proprloty of resigning one plaace or
tho other. Congress Is almost sure
to tako tho Panama question In
hand and deal with It vigorously
from au American sta ldpolut.
A Content In Wyoming.
CilhYKNNi:, AVya., Dec. 1, Tho
final couut of the Carbon comity
vote makes the lugislaturo Republi
can on Joint ballot, which will In
fciiro the ulectluu of a Republican to
the senate, uiiIwh the Democrats
and Populists, vho will control the
lower houso. unseat a number of
Republicans. This 1m likely, aa the
Democrats charge (he Republicans
with having stolon live members In
Carbou couty by means of falie le
turtiB. Multnomah's Valuation.
PoutlaM), Dee. 1, Tho asaess-
uieut roll of Multnomah ei uuty was
completed U day. It shows a grow
value of nil piopirly ftl3,fc34,476.
Indebtedness, $20,788,050. Exemp
tion, $493,016. Total valuo of all
taxablo property $12,652,610.
MINISTER DISAPPEARS.
Ho Was Deeply Interested in a
Certain Young Lady.
Long BiiANch, N. J., Dec. 1.
Tho members of tho Jersey confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal
church are at present exercised over
tho disappearance of the Rev. Geo.
S. Sykes, who was the pastor of tho
first church at Long Branch. Mr.
Sykos left here on October 27, to at
tend tho convention of the Chris
tian Endeavor society at Brldgeton,
and did attend It, aud was thought
so much of that he presided at sev
eral meetings. At the closo of the,
convention he purchased a clerical
ticket for Camden or Philadelphia,
and from that time no information
has been received by his family. It
is stated that be visited this place
after his return from Brldgeton, but
bla wife, who was visiting friends at
tho time, did not see him, and says
that she has not had any communi
cation from him. His friends hero
paid no attention to his absence at
first, thinking he had probably gone
away for his health, ns ho had com
plained of feeling unwell, but, not
hearing from him for somo time,
concluded that something was
wrong. They visited Mrs. Sykes,
but she was uuable to account for
her husband's disappearance, and
she Invoked the aid of Rev. W. A.
Allen.ofViueland. Ho started out to
hunt for the missing minister, but
his search was fruitless. Those who
are inclined to take the most lenient
view of the case suggest that during
an attack of dementia Mr. Sykes
wandered away and has perhaps
been placed in confinement some
where. It is said that ho was at
one time afllicted with a mild form
of insanity. While ho was in charge
of the church here, Mr. Sykes had
some trouble with his congregation
owing to the interest ho took in u
certain young lady who attended
his services and whom somo of the
members spoke disparagingly about.
He.defended her, and it is said that
he even went so far on several oc
casions as to tako her out with him
in the society of his wife. It is
stated that the young woman iu
whom Mr. Sykes had interested
himself is also missing.
Bribery.'
Cleveland, O. Dee. 1. Harvey
Myer. ex-Bpeaker of tho Kentucky
leg -latureaud a prominent member
of the Covington, Ky. bar, was in
dicted by the grand jury for offering
a bribe. The transaction took place
somo time ago and consisted in an
alleged oiler of a bribe to John
Drooge, president of the board of
aldermen, to vote for the passage of
an ordiauco civiug a charter to the
South Covington & Cincinnati street
railway. Another incictment was
found agaiust Attorney John Baker
for receivlug a bribe whilo serving
as councilman for the same purpose.
Dr. Scott's Funeral.
Washington, D. C, Dec. 1.
The body of Dr. Scott, President
Hurrisou'a father-in-law, has been
prepared for burial. It will be le-
moved to tho East Room where tho
funeral will be held this afternoon.
At tho closo of tho services it will be
taken by special train to Washing
ton, Pa., where It will arriyo tomor
row morning.
Mr, iratt'cj llccd
Lacey UIo, O.
Catarrh, Heart Failure, Pa
ralysis of tho Throat
' I Titanic Gad and Jlood'n Sarsa-
yarllta for Perfect Uvrlth."
' For tho benoflt of suffering humanity I
wish to ptato a few faoU l'or bovor.il jears
I have Muttered from catarrh and heart fail
ure, gettlug so oail 1 could not work aud
Could Scarcely Walk
I liiul a very hut spall of uaralyils o.
throat sunio tlino iiko. My throat seen.
closed and I could not nulloir. 'llu
doctors said It was caused liy heart failure,
nml irivo medicine, which 1 took, hut it did
not seem to do mo any itood. My w Ifo urged
nw to try Hood's Sarsapjrilla. telling jao of
tlr. Joseph O. Smith, who had been
At Death's Door
Imt wa entirely cured by Hood's Samp.i
rlllu. After tatklim Wtli Mr. Multli. I con
clude)! to try Hood1 H.irsiiiurllla, When I
Jnid Ukcu 1P pottles I felt ery much bet
ter. ( ha o uoiitlinii'il taklnz It, and am uow
logllujf pxcchVut. tttiauHJed,and
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and my wlfofor nvy restoration to nvrfrri
bculih." Hauvkv HtiED, Laceywllo, O.
HOOD'8 PlLLSearoCouUlpatloabyreitor.
tattle prliUHle etiott of th lta wUrjr cbV
wWmw
Don't
Tou Know
that you can secure al
most immediate relief
from Indigestion, and
that uncomfortable full
ness after meals, by sim
ply taking a dose of Sim
mons Liver Regulator?
Somo peoplo think that
because it is called Liver
Regulator it has nothing
to do with Indigestion
and tho like. It ia tho
inaction of the Liver that
causes Indigestion, and
that fullness; also Con
stipation, and those Bil
ious Headaches. Millions
have been mado to under
stand this and have been
cured from these troubles
by Simmons Liver Regu
lator a medicine unfail
ing and purely vegetable.'
rromltov.M.TI.Wliarton, Baltimore, Bid
" It affords rno pleasure to add my tostli
mony to tho great virtues of 81mmon
Liver Regulator. Ilinvo had oxperlenco
with it, as occasion demanded, for many
years, and regard It as tho greatest medi
cine or the times. Ho good a medicine
doserves universal commondatlon.
AFTER GREEN. GOODS MEN.
Against Rotschild's Scheme No
'Agreement Probable.
Washington, D. C, Dec. .1.
The annual report of fourth Assist
ant Postmaster General Itathbone,
shows 4105 new postofllces estab
lished during the year. The year
closed with 07,119 postofllces In the
United States; the largest Increase
In number of new postofllces Is in
the Southern stales. Bathbone sug
gests an amendment to the law
making mailing of green goods cir
culars a continuing offence from
time of mailing to place of destina
tion, so that prosecution can take
place at either point. A similar en
actment in regard to lotteries has
about swept them out of existence
in two years, and ho believes the
same effect would follow In cases of
green goods swindlers.
Tho Brussels Conference.
London, Dec. 1. A special cor
respondent reports that the commit
tee of tlie Brussels International
Monetary conference decided last)
night against Rothschild's scheme.
This, however, the correspondent
says must not be taken as a' bimetal
list defeat. The committee will now
proceed to decide upon the combined
Rothschild aud Soetbers plan, with
modifications proposed on behalf of
the latin union. It is ex pi c ted a
mnjority and minority report will
be presented tomorrow. Prtsptcts
of an early agreements by confer
ence are considered remote.
With Loaded Cannon.
Montgomery, Ala., Dec. 1.
Governor Elect Jones was inaugu
rated at noon. It was feared the
Kolbltes would make trouble, and
the adjutant general ordered out
two detachnien ts of t he local battery,
ostensibly to fire a salute, but really
as a guard. There was no trouble.
Thomas H. Blythe's Hei r.
San Francisco, Cal. Dec. 1.
Tho Supreme court has affirmed the
decision of the Probate Court to the
i fleet that Florence lily the was the
lllegitmate daughter of the deceased
milliouiare aud entitled to inherit
his four millions.
Killed in a Duel.
Beklin, Dec.l. Dr.Prlsyrerahol,
of Gltschln, and Dr. Reinhold, of
Leipsic, (ought a duel with pistols
in the forest of Gautsch, iu Saxony,
yesterday. Dr. Reinhold was snot
dead. Prlsyremhel surrendered
himself to the police.
Deserving Praise.
Wo desire to say to our citizens,
that for years wo have been celling
Dr. King's Now Discovery for con
sumption, Dr. King's New Life Pills,
Uucklen's Arnica Salve aud Eleo
trie lUUer.iuul have never bandied
remedies that sell as well, or that
have glveti such uulversal satisfac
tion. We do not hesitate to guaran
tee them overy time, aud we staud
ready lo refund ttio purchase price,
if satisfactory results do not follow
their uso. These remedies have won
their g'eat popularity purely on
their merits. Dan'l. J. Fry's drug
store, 22o Com'l. St.
THE BEST AT LAST.
A cargo for John G. Wright has
just arrived from Chicago contain
ing the. following choice articles,
which aro the best salt ilsh ever
brought to Salem:
Extra xxx mackeral,
Extra family mackeral,
No. 1 shore mackeral,
Extra family mackeral jn
pound buckets,
Spiced heni'ng,
Salt herring,
Extra heavy George cod fish,
Eastern boneless cod fish,
Chicago white llsh,
Touguep and sounds,
Mulqrd eardl)e.
IU
nacVaebeiaplmosllmni-rttut. I' iNieved
by wrnriUK "lo of Ciuioi' Huuut witil
and Uelladuun llaclinolio
flutter. Try
Vtt9tiUV9MwHViu 4"lMf
rriou -) ceuu.
PACIFIC LA
FOR TOWN
$2.00
Pcrdozcn forthoflneBt rinliihed
l'HOlOUK.Vl'HH inthcclty.
MONTEE BROS.,
IS) Commercial Street,
T. J. KKEJSS.
HOUSE PAINTING,
PAPER HANGING,
Natural Wood Finishing,
Cor, SOtu and Cheineketn Street.
2
CENTS A DAY,
Evening Journal.
Delivered at Your Door.
Deafness Can't bo Cured,
by local application, as thoy cannot
reach the diseased portion of the
ear. 1 here is only bue way to cure
deufrictfi, and that is by constitu
tional remedies. Deafness is cau-ed
by au iullained condition of the
mucous lining of the Eustachian
lube. When this tube gets iu nam
ed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is
entirely closed, deafness Is the re
sult, aud unless the iuilamation can
be taken out and tho tube restored
to its normal condition, hearing will
be destroyed ferever: nine cases out
of ten aro caused by catarrh, which
is nothiug but au inllamed condi
tion of the mucous surfaces.
Wo will give one hundred dollars
for any case of deafness (caused by
catarrh) that we cannot cure by
taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send
for circular, free, F. J. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists,
7h cents.
MARKETS.
Portland, Dec. 1. Wheat
valley, $1.20, Walla Walla,&1.12.
San Francisco, Cal., Dec. 1.
Wheat, Dec. $1.32.
Chioaqo, Ills., Dec. 1. Whest
71J.
A Happy Combination
of the most potent and active prop
erties of tlie whole vegetable king
dom' is that vhicli makes Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription so
pre-eminent above every other so
called woman's restorative in the
market. Don't stop short of the
best! Don't experiment with worth
less imitations, when tho world ac
knowledges no superior to the orig
inal reliable and only guaranteed
remedy for the happy restoration of
Buffering and debllated woman.
Costs nothing if it don't do just as
recommended. See guaranteed on
bottle-wrapper.
SALEM MARKETS.
Wheat- 62c per bushel.
Oats 3540o per bushel.
Potatoes 4050c per bushel.
Flour $4.00 per bbl.
Brau (Sacked) $17.C0 per ton
Shortfc (Sacked) $19.50 per,ton.
Eggs 30c per dozen.
Chickens 7 per lb.
Chopped feed-(Sacked) $19.00.
Ducks lOo per lb.
GeCse 7cjper lb.
Turkeys lie per lb.
Lard12J16cperlb.
Butter 2535c per pound.
Beef 712Jc dressed,
Veal 10 to 12Jc, dressed.
Pork 712Jc dressed .
Wool 1518o per lb.
Hops 1518Jo per lb.
A Tremendous Rumpus
In the system Is produced by ii disorderly
liver, lillet'ota into the blood and gives u
siillrou tinge to the counteuunco und eyo
bulls.slcfe headHche ensues, the digestive
orguuHure thrown out ot gear, the bownlf.
become costive, there are pains through
the right side and shoulder blade, tne
br.atU grows sour and tho tongue lurred,
dizziness Is frequent, especially on rising
suddenly. This state ofatlalrs could not.
exist unless tho disturbance wore a. eorioua
ont. Yet It Is easily remediable with
iioetettor's HtomMjh liltters.whlch relieves
every syn ptom ut bllllousness and lnal
gostion, prom jtes a regular action on the
bo weld, unci is Huxlliury of uppetlto and
sleep. The Bitters Is a suburb epecltlo for
ujuianui uiiu luuupy irouDie. rueurauusm
and debility. A wineglass fuU thrice a
day.
Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed : Castorla
American Cholera.
From the Dally Reveille, What
com, Washingten: "T. C. Burnett,
the Democratic candidate for sheriff
wastakeh violently lllatClearbrook.
He had ail tlie symptoms of Asiatlo
cholera, aud lor au hour or two it
was feared ho would die. They
finally gavo him a doso of Chamber
lain'a Colic, Cholera nnd Diarhcoa
Remedy, which revived him until a
physician arrived," That is pre
cisely what the manufacturers of
that medicine recotuweDd for chol
era. Bend for a physician but give
their medicine until the physician
arrives. If cholera becomes preva
lont In this country next summer
this preparation will bo u great de
mand because it can always be de
pended upon. For sale by Baskett
fc Van Slype.
For any casa ofnenonmcM, sleepless
ness. weak stomach, indljrftlon, dyspep
sia, try Carter's Ultle Neae I'llls. 'lUllS
Is jure. The only nerve medicine f0r the
price Jn market.
raiimauon or me heirt, nervousness
'llftllttra TtAfTlla hiwiil..U. J T .
peolally
;lon,
and com pies
iiiiviiugT, nerviiua neaaach. co d band -"1" "" imu ot'OU mugUOU at for BOmo
!?S KSX"fflffi!3S ?,,iuU.t.(f wus explained to" kX?
.. ....fi. . "'-. -- -I. .vtluuiUMl, Art.. l.l 1 1. . .
i iiin. luuua iMttiLauv mrtnah aaH. .. uih riniuin wna t-ri i,rt i
L-" H1WVU UHTH rx -T- IliUI 4.1JX Lilt IMMITMlTin
m m -ORCHARD CO.'
LOTS FRUIT TRACTS
A, H. F0RSTNER & CO
Machine Shop, Guns,
Sporting Goods,Etc.
1X Commorclal Htreet.
19. FOKEiS.'t
Hacks & Wagons
BLACKSMITHING.
Stato Street, - - Balem.
RADABAUGH & SCOTT,
Livery Feed and
Boarding Stable,
11 Btate HtreGt,
Olinger & Rigdon,
UXJDEEtTAKJtiKS.
J. E. MJItrilY.
Tile for Sale,
Brick and Tile Yard,
KOHTU BALEM.
Take It!
EVENING JOURNAL,
Opsn night xid day. Corner
Court and Liberty,
Only 2 cents a day
your door.
H0EYE & MILLS,
POltOELAIN BATHS
AND
BHAVING PAIILOK3,
Only Porcelain HathTubs In the
city. 209 Com. Bt., Balem, Or.
WUen Ulcolu Llcltcd n "Dull."
"I had tho distinguished honor to
bo the companion of Abraham Lin
coln in one of his flat boating ex
peditions," said David Q. Stevens,
ono of tho pioneers of Illinois, who
has been spending a fow days at tho
Laclede. ''Furthermore, "tho great
martyr president became my cham
pion and thrashed a man on my ac
count, nnd ho thrashed him good. I
was a boy of fifteen, rather delicate,
nnd my father, who loved Lincoln ns
a sou, sent mo on the trip with him
hoping that roughing it would im
piovo my health. Wo had tied up
ono night at at a small landing where
thero was a tavern. A follow who
had called himself tho 'bull of tho
woods,' and who had sovoral snifters
of jcorn juico under his bolt camo
aboard looking for trouble. Lincoln
was 'lying down asleop on the soft
bido of a pino plank with ono brawny
arm for a pillow. 1 was washing
out a hickory shirt and tho intruder
attempted to souso niy head into tho
bucket of soapy water.
"Lincoln invoke and told him to let
mo alono. IJu paid no attention to
tho future great, but picked up tho
pail and jammed it down over my
head, almost drowning me. When I
got tho soapsuds out of my eyes suf
ficiently to seo Lincoln had him by
tho collar, was holding' him so that
his toes just touched tho deck and
was planting vigorous lacks under
his coat tails with his No. 11 cowhido
boot. I visited Lincoln at the White
House shortly after tho outbreak of
tho war. Ho presented mo with a
captain's commission, remarking,
'Tho -bull of tho woods has broke
looso again.'" St. Louis Globo-Dom-ocrat.
"Moos" Coned tho Conductor.
Tho Paris correspondent of Tho
Vossischo Zcitung relates a comic in
cident which took place during somo
cheap trips on tho Paris-Havro rail
way. Tho pleasuro seokors found
only half tho necessary quantity of
carriages at their disposal, and at
the station Harflour tho overplus
was put into a number of cattle cars,
which wero quickly provided with
seats mn do of boards set upon blocks
of wood. No sooner did tho ticket
taker enter o demand tho passen
gers' tickets ILun ho was greeted
with a chorus of well imitated
"moos 1" and tho joko extending it
self to all tho other cattle cars ho at
last desisted from his attempt.
At the next halting station tho
station master bogan a remon
strance, but "Moo I moo I moo!"
sounded so' overpoworingly that ho
retired. Tlie train finally arrived at
tho terminus, Montvillior. Hero tho
passengers, imitating tho awkward
leaps of cattlo, sprang through tho
gato by which traveling beasts usu
ally leave tho station. Tho station
master caught ono of them by tho
collar.
This was tho signal for tho wholo
crowd to lower their heads and butt
at him vigorously with torriblo low
ing, so that ho was quickly obliged
to tako to his heels, followed by a
final triumphant "Moo." Tho whole
company, who had joined without
premeditation in tho joko, thonbrpko
out into a peal of laughter, and giv
ing their tickets to a smiling official
standing by peacefully left.
Not So lloil as It Sounded.
A prominont man in tho city, who
is noted for his closo fisted pioclivi
ties, is being guyed by a number of
his friends. A fow days ago he mot
tho directors of his company. It
happens that thero is a vorv comel'v
maiden who hammers tho keys of a
typewriter for tho company, and this
has worried tho avaricious gontlo
man quite a good deal, as ho is of tho
opinion that a woman's placo is at
home. Ho has tried ou several occa
sions to havo hor salary cut down to
almost nothing, and any bills for ex
penses coming from her aro always
given tho closest scrutiny by him.
At tho meeting mentioned tho di
rectors wero auditing bills, and
among them was ono that read thus
"Ribbon for typewriter, 75 cents."
When tho avaricious gentleman no
ticed it ho was dumfounded ho
pould not heliovo his senses. Tho idea
pf tho company furnishing, tho young
lady stenographer with ribbon fairly
frozo him. Ho was on his feet in an
instant, waving his arms like a wind
mill and demanding of tho secretary
if tho company was compelled to
board and clothe its eninlovnr
nnl
not for the operator. Grand Forks
AND FARMS.
J. I BENNETT 4
CANDIES,
11 .
run and Ci,
bfl,
(vnnn
P. O. Blook.
K. T. UU3!IM2ETS
ciW and Tobacco.
BILLIARD PARLOR,
243 Com'l Street.
T. W, THORNBURG,
The Upholsterer,
SMjro"?" mi km.
delivered at cl'ns8 work cK.""?- FlTO.
Btato IUHiirnnce block
111. I,l.v ",
JOHN IRWIN,
Carpenter and
.er,
Shop (o Btate street.
Store Fittlnps n Specialty
From Terminal or Interior Points tie
Northern Pacific Railroad
is.tlio line to tako
To all Points East and South,
It Is the dining car route, it runs through
vestibule tmins, every day lntheyearw
ST. PAUL AND
(No change of cars.)
Composed of dining cars unsurpassed,
l'ullman drawing room Uoepers
Ol latest equipment
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars,
Ilcst that con bo constructed and In which
uccommodutlons aie both lree und Inr
uluhed for holders of fliut and Eecond-clMi
tlukcts,and:
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
A. contlnuot b Mae connecting with all
Hues. aQordlnf direct and unlnterruMea
Hsrvtce.
l'ullman b1 rrr eoTMona can tens,
cured )n ndvti c k. IO'..tu any agent ol
the road.
Through tlckctH to nnd from all polnt
In America, Kngland and Europe can be
purchased at any ticket olMco oi this com
pany. Kull information concerning rates, tlm
of traliiH.voutcsaiul other details furnished
on amplication to any agent or
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant General Passenger Agont. No,
121 First street, cor. Washington; i'ort.
laud.Oreeron
SHAW & DOWNING, Agenti.
THE YA0UINA ROUTE.
OREGON PACIFK RAILROAD
And Oregon Development company's
le.imsh1p line. !!5 miles bhorter, W houn
Imsm tune than by any other loute. Hrst
ciass through passenger and freight line
Irom Portland and all points In the WU
lamotto vallovito and Irom ban Francisco
TIME SCHEDULE, (Kxcept (Sundays).
Leave Albany 1.00 PM
Leave (Jorvallls 1:10 Pit
Arrive Yaqulna 6:30 PM
Leave Yaqulna- ...... -6.15 AM
Leave Cor vallls - ....1035AM
Arrive Albany 11:10AM
O. fe O. trains connect nt Albany and
Corvallls.
'1 ho above trains connect nt YAQUINA
with the Oregon Development Co's Lin
n bienmsmns Between yunmna ana pa
Fmnclbco.
N. B. Passengers Irom Portland and all
WllUmetto Valloy points can make close
connection with tho trains of the
YAO.U1NA ltOUTK at Albany orCorvallls
und If destined to San Franclbeo, should
arrange to arrive at Yaqulna the oYenlig
before date of sailing.
I'aisener and freight KMes A1J tie
Lowest. Tor lnlormatlon apply to UJSP,
tiULilAN & Co., Freight and TlcHt
Agents 'Mi and V!a! Front st., Portland, Or.
O.O. UOQTJK Ao't Oen'J Frt. ft
Pass. Agt Oregon PachloK.K. Co.,
OorvalllB,Or
O II. HABWlJ.il, Jr. Gon'l Frt; & ,
Pans. AgL Oregon Development
Ci)., SH Monteoni6ry "
EAST
AND
SOUTH
VIA
Southern Pacific Route
Stiasta. Line
CALIVOUKIA EXPRESS TltAIN KUH BAII-T
BETWEEN PORTLAND AND S. T.
"BouTh.
T"North-I
7:0C p. in.
8:18 p. m.
8:15 a.m.
LV.
Lv.
Ar.
Portland
Balem
San Finn,
Ar.
Lv.
Lv.
7:85 a, m
6.28 a. m
7,-OOp.m
Above traluH stop only at lollowlngeta
tlons north of Itooeburg, Last Peruana
Oregon City, Woodburn, fcaltm, Albany
Tangent, dhedds, Haley, Harrlsburj
Junction City, Irving und t-ugene.
UObKllUUU J1ALI. DAILY,
30 a. m.
11:17 a. in
6:50 p. in.
LV.
L,V
Ar.
Portland Ar. faOP-S
Balem Uv. lP.
Itoseburg Lv. 7.-00.
Albany Local, Dally
JJxcept Sunday.
lO-dOaja.
TOLLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Second Class Sleeping Cars-
For accommodation ol passenger boldlnf
Becond ciata tickets attached to
exprofcs trains.
iYcst Side Division. Between Peril
and Cervallis:
PAIIiT- (EXCEPT SUNPAY).
TnuaTnTrLv." l'ortlBnaSn
110p.m. Ar. nnrvallls Lv.ll&Mfcg'
At Albany nnd Corvallla connect wW
trains of Oregon Puc.no Itnllroad.
KXVHKM TltAlN-(DAILY mCKPTSgagj
4:40 ji. iii.
7:'ii n. in.
iLv. lortlaua Ar,
I Ar.McMlpnvllleLv.
Throueh Tickets
To all rolni
EAST and SOUTH
K-nr HrW.tsnndlallluKirmfltloOWJ'L
mntu mini. etc.. MipL to th wr-
nys aeent Halem, OregoL.
E.P. ROOKKH, AMt. O. F. WO
K. JCOKHLXK.
Witf
a.() n. 111. Lv. Portland Ar.
7..VI n tn l.w tiiilam LV. 1 7.3l w
I) (10 til ml I Ar) Alba" ' v-' "-30 " "!'
f "T " f ? y-rM r?-i