HEHE3
PRICKS of CLOAKS
Some very fino goods will bo sold at very low prices in order to clean out'
our winter stock.
Don't Miss a Good Bargain.
1 T TTT PAT A Pp DRY GOODS and shoe store,
X Xr.X2j X J-.lJrly 307 Commercial Street.
JAY GOULD'S SUCCESSOh.
i.
Chicago Track Otvnors Arrest"
cd as Gamblers.
A HEAVY FIRE IN BROOKLYN.
Twelve Firemen Burled in the
llnlns Probably Killed.
W.t
tr
The New IT. P. Management.
Omaha, Neb., Dee. 17. Regard
ing the report In Union PacKli
circles tbnt George Gould is sure t
control tbe company in the future
Assistant General Manager Dlclilu
son said: "I believe tbe manage
ment will continue tbe same as now.
All indications seem to point to tbe
continuance of Clark as president of
the system. If it is true that Drex
el, Morgan & Co. have been largely
interested in purchasing the Union
Pacific stouk,lt is also true that
Pierpont Morgan ie a close secood ol
Gould, and I believe their Interest
lnieutlual."
Fire in Brooklyn.
Brooklyn. Dec. 17. Fire broke
out this morning in tbe largo cotton
storage warehouses of David 8. Ar-
nottln South Brooklyn. Short)
after, one of the walls fell, buryincr,
it is said, twelve rlremen, several of
whom it is thought are killed. The
loss will bo heavy.
Track Owners Arrested.
Chicago, Ills., Dec. 17. E.
Corrlgan, proprietor of the Haw
thorne race track, and others agulust
whom warrants were sworn out yes
terday, charging them with malu
tainsng a common gaming place,
were arrested this morning.
Colored Populists.
ToPEKA,Dec.l7. Twenty five col
pred men of this state wore here to
day to form a colored men's brother
hood of the People's party. They
propose to have an organization in
r?,-iwry county. Thiols part of' tbe
,-$.? general plan of the PonuWt organiza
,'' 'tion.
Aj
-ft'
. Tabernacle Attached.
Brooklyn, Dec.17. Alfred Tong,
painter aud decorator, has canned
x tbe sheriff to seize Rev. T. De W!t
1 Talmage's taberuaole, on a claim for
$1100, for work done.
Gold Export.
New York, Dee. 17. Exports of
specie from port of Now York for
the week $ 1,788,420, of which $4,
' ' 250,000 Is gold.
Killed by the Gable Oar.
CmoAao, Dee. 17. Emanuel
Brunswick, a wealthy manufactur-
rerof San Frauclsco, was killed
whllo trying to board a' State street
cable train. He was hurled under
; the front of the grip-car, aud the
guard struck him In the left side,
- 'crushing several ribs. One of his
, ribs was driven through his heart.
r Mr, Brunswick was proprietor of
tbe Brunswick, Billiard & Poo
Table Co., of San Francisco. He
' also manufactured sporting goods
and club-room furniture. His
, Wares are widely known all over
'"the Pad Ho coast. A do?.en years
ago Mr. Brunswick was a member
of tbe. Brunswick-Blako Billiard
Table company of this city.
Blaine Botter.
. Wasi'inciton, D. C, Dee. 17.
i'Dr. Johnson, Blalno's physician,
with concurrence of the family,
gives out the followiug statement to
the press: Blaine has boon suffering
Ibrtsome time with symptoms of
' impaired general health, but which
did not clearly indicate disease of
any particular organ. Evideuccs of
loetl organic disease wero manifested
ioently, and it is believed his pre
sent oudlt Ion la duo to this cause.
Itishipod this aggravation way
km oft but no posltivo statement
I tou be tnudo as to changes which
My take place from day to day.
(At present moment ho Is bettor than
itot, week pant.
ers of the Llnseod Oil Company
havo been notified that their prop
erty Is being uppraleed for the pur
p so of reaching a busts of consult
diUloti with the National Lend
O itnpany. The scheme for consoll-
d it inn will be oflleially anuounced
January 4th.
Adjourned Today.
Brussels, Dec. 17. Tho Interna
tional Monetary conferetice ad
Journed today to resume May I3lh,
A Redhot Meteor.
Albany, Or., Dee. 17. About 5
o'clock yesterday morning, as Fred
Kels was coming from the depot on
Lyon street, he saw a bright metcoi
approaching from the southeast. lit-desi-ont
was very rapid, aud with a
rushing sound It fell obliquely in
the street followed by a wake ol
bright sparks. Kels hastened to
where it fell and dug it out. It wus
a queer looking stone, about four
teen inches in circumference. Ii
was still very hot aud he carried ii
home on a board. The stone retain-
e I its heat to a wonderful degree,
and charred the bourd upon which
it was placed. The stone In appear
ance resembles a piece of reddish
brown clay that had been burned,
rather than stone. It Is not veo
hard, and looks like volcaulo pro
duction. It was broken in two,
and one piece was sent to Portland
to bo auallzed. The stone Is no
he ivy, and evidently bus been sub
jected to grout heat.
Some Heathen Names.
Simla, Dec. 17. Advices are re
ceived that Nizim Ul Mulk, who
recently drove Sheer Afzul Khan,
the usurping ruler of Chitral, from
the capital, has now regained all ot
Chitral aud bus requested Dr. Rob
ortsun, the British representative
at Chitral, to install liiui as mehtar.
Sheer Afzul Khan, It Is said, bus
taken refuge with the Afghans. Ii
is thought the troubles in Chitral
will end, much to the satisfaction
of tho Indian government. The
ameer of Afghanistan will probably
be called upou to explain tho pait
he took la the events that led to
the murder of Afzul Ul Mulk,
mehtar of Chitial, who was killed
by Sheer Afzul Khun when tbe
atier seized the throne.
AFTER THE ARIZONA KID.
Wallace's Expedition to Start Wed
nesday. Ourrupt Postal Olerk.
Tombstones, A. T. Dec. 17. Lieu
tenant Wallace, who is to go after
"the Kid" is rapidly getting his
forces together. Ton men from
Huachuca weut through here last
night to Join the expedition at Bow
ie. Five men will bo chosen from
each company of the Secoud cavalry.
Ten packers aud five ludtau scouts
will complete the party. Lieuten
ant Wallace biiB carte blanche to go
into the heart of Mexico If necessary,
and to remain hi the field one duy
or two years. His instructions are
not to return without "the Kid"
dead or alive. The reward for Kid'
body now aggregates $2000, aud J500
each for his followers, to tho num
ber of eight. The supervisor ot
ibis county will offer an additional
reward of 5500 at the meeting on
Monday next, and PJma county is
expected to follow suit. "The Kid"
was never better equipped with
horses and munitions of war thau at
tbe present time, and will make a
lively campaign for Wallace's expe
ditlou, which' will start from Bowie
by the middle of next week.
DISHONEST CLERK.
Chicago, Dec. 17. Walter Guru
er, a postoftlce clerk was arrested
in the act of rilling letters. He had
a large amouut of jewelry, innnoy
orders, postal notes, etc., and one
draft for $11,000.
German Gun Scandal.
Beklin, Dec. 17. Oice again
Berlin is wrought up. Tho Park
Figaro published a letter fromLoewt
& Co., tho Jewish guu-makers, to
General Buulauger, when tiie lattei
was minister of war suvluir that.
healing he had sent an agent to
America to purchase machinery to
make the new Lebtl rifles, they of
fered to furnish the French govern
meut such machinery. Boulanget
made no reply. Tho National Zel
tung showed the dispatch to Loowe,
who replied: "The Figaro letter It
qulto tiuo, but that was in 18SG,
whereas we ouly began manufactur
ing guns for the German government
In 1889." Tho Zdituug takes Loew.
to task, saying such an ofler
was unwise aud Imprudent, It
being mode at tho time of the
Boulanger agitation, when it va
generallybelieved that France would
mako war upon Germany. The
news was at ouco convoyed to the
emperor, who was keenly uunoyed
at tills further Bcandal, lie Imme
diately Instituted tin Inquiry and
tho news was confirmed from LoweV
own mouth. Tho general public re
celved tho new? with a feeling un
complimentary to Loewe,and Chan
cellor Caprlvl's Indiscreet exagger
ated speech laudlug Loowe is now
gauged ut its true value.
A Spoculator Missing.
Nw York, Dee. 17. The Herald
: Edward P. Chamberlalu is
lug, He Is trusteo of estates
i a million aud a hulf In tho
te. It Is known that lie lost
lrable speculating In grain.
i friends fear that despondency
' kwwra affected hlsuilud.
A Whitccap Crimo.
Canton, O., Dee. 17. Tou while
caps paid the homo of Chris Mlllei
near hero a visit, at an early hour,
Friday. Death may ret.ii It from
their treatment. Ono of their ntini-
uer called Miller to tho door, and In
a moment he was bound aud taken
a Bhort distance from home, wliete
for uu hour lie was tossed In a
blanket and oluhh'ed. He pleaded
ptteotHly, but ills ciles only served
to Incite the meu to renewed eilortr
lu their punishment. Tho cries of
luoBUiioror attracted his wife ami
ARCHBISHOP'S VIEWS.
Defines Attitude of tha Church To
ward Public Schools.
St. Paul, Dec. 17. Archbishop
Ireland talked at length to a repre-
-entativoof tho Associated Press on
the lniHslou Mgr. SatollI and the ex
tent of his powers. Archbishop
frelaud said the reports that Saiolli
had been recalled, or was likely to
be soon, Is absurd. This report and
others revealing a similar animus
are inventions of parties suflerlng
defeat from his presence. He re
presents the pope, and opposition to
him Is opposition to the pope. He
wus sent directly by Leo to speak to
too archblsliops the mind of Leo on
the school question. He did it.
This question had for some time
agitated the church in America, and
i cry went up ceaselessly that Rome
should speak and re-establish peace.
Home resolved to do so, and the ad
dress of SatollI was put In his mouth
y tho pope before leaving Rome,
it has sluce been reported to tbe
pope verbally, and received his ap
proval. This Is a positive and unde
niable fact. Tho controversy is
llnally settled. SatollI also received
the amplest powers to settle all dis
putes betweeu bishops and priests.
lu each case ho is to havo two assist
ants chosen from eminent members
of the clergy, aud his decislou is to
be absolutely without appeal. The
luthorlty with which he is invested
Is unusual, but this shows that the
pope puts unusual confidence in
l.t... fIH. 1 r
mm. xuu jiujju uaa couierreo u
boon on all parties, said tho arch
bishop, by placing for a time at least,
a supreme tribunal in America. He
added that Sutolli's address on the
school question covered tho whole
ground; thut to tho church aud to
her alone, belongs religious Instruct
lonj'but there Is and can bo no oh.
)ectlon that the state lay claim to
1...... ll tl a
"uny unci, wmi iue secular part.
There is no room for tho old accusa
tion that the church opposes or de
preciates tho efforts of the state to
remove Ignorance from tho children
of tho people. Of course, while and
where state sohools are so conducted
as to prevent In practice the religions
education of the child, or to endan
ger its religious faith, SatollI do
iiianiU that Catholics, us far as cir
cumstances warrant, maintain
Cut hollo schools.
Opposod to Suspondlng Immigra
tion. WAfllitMJTON, Dee. 17. By Invi
tation Iho vnrlous tratisAtlantlo
stcnmBhlp companies wero beforo tho
nenuto and homo committees on Im
migration to give their views com
corning the bill Introduced lu tho
Bcnnte by Chandler suspending Im
migration for ono year. Gustavo H.
Schwab, of Now York, presented
tho case for tho steamship men, and
argued ngaliist the prohibition of
Immigration. lie expressed his be
lief that tho magnificent develop
ment of tho material resources of
our country are duo to the generous
Immigration of the last halfcentury.
Ho nntui'd that Americans would
not and could not perform tho heavy
manual labor aud menial service re
quired In tho development of the
country; therefore, Immigration Is
essential. Suspension could never
be enforced, us the Northern and
S itithern frontiers could not be pro
tected, and danger from cholera
would be Increased, because quaran
tine on these frontiers. He an
nounced the willingness of thesteam
ship companies to maintain quaran
tine at the points of departure. He
said Col. Weber' plan was the only
feasible one. In brief, that system
provided for the examination of im
migrants beforo departure by ibe
steamship ccompaules, who ure to
bo held liable for improper entries.
New York Stock Exchange
New York, Dec. 10. As on
Thursday everything in the stock
m rKet continues to turn on the
gold export and money questions.
Early Friday all sorts of rumors
were in circulation about the export
of $2,000,000 in gold by tomorrow's
European steamers and anywhere
from J6.00O.00O to 57,000.000 next
week. These rumors wero reitera
ted so persistently that llnally the
street nearly believed they were
true. The facts which rdded to the
feverish and uncertain feeling
among traders was the action ofcer
tnln bank presidents in calling in
loans, backed up as It was by talk
from the samp persons that Europe
will make extraordinary drafts upon
the gold reserve of tins country dur
ing the next few mouths. Conserv
ative bankers and brokers express
the belief that the gold scare will
siion run Itself out. The rat-s of
c ill loans were this morning quick.
ly advanced from 7 to 15 per cent.,
and stocks declined under a sharp
pressure to sell. 'I hen money fell
back to 8 per cent., and a rally en
sued, recovery being assisted by the
definite knowledge that only 500,
000 in gold would be shipped tomor
row. Everything was moving alonp
smoothly when the rate of money
wus suddenly bid up to 2025 per
cent. In final sales there was a
rally, moat of the stocks Bhowlng
merely fiuctioual Let changes for
tho duy.
"" 1LBJ - ,
Mra. Mary J7. O'Fallon
of riqun, O., says the riiy
slclnn tiro Astonished,
and look at her 11 ko ono
Raised from the Dead
Long and Torriblo lllnoss from
Blood Poisoning
Completely Cured by Hood's
Sarnaparllla.
Mrs. Mary O'Fallon, n very Intelligent lady
of Piqua Ohio, was poisoned whllo assist
ing physicians at nn autopsy 5 years ago.
and soon terrible ulcer broke, out on her
head, arms, tongtio and throat. Her hair all
camo out. Sho weighed but 78 lbs., and saw
no prospect of help. At last sho began to
take Hood's Sarsaparilla and at onco Im
proved; could soon get out of bed and walk.
Sho says: "I became perfectly cured by
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and am now a well woman. I weigh 128
lbs., cat well and do tho work for n largo
family. My ctso seems a wonderful recov
ery, and pliyslolam look at mo lu ritonlsh
mnt. as almost like one rni-n! from the
ilrml." Bo snro to get Jfooo's.
HOOD'S PILL8 should bo In ever? f.tinllr
medicine cheit. Onco used, always prof erred.
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I'oriiozen for tliei finest finished
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181) Commercial .street,
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Livoiy Food mid
Boarding Stable,
41 HUlo Hired.
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UIVDEKTASiMiS.
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Court and J.lberty,
II.
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NO EXTRA SESSION.
Oloveland Against Congress Meet
ing Until a Year
Hence.
New YoiiK, Dec. 17. Mr. Cleve
land lias practically rnuele up h s
mind not to call an extra session of
congress. This nuuounceiuent Is
nmtle on tho uulhority of one of
the fow D-ruoerats who oc
cupy toward the president-elect tho
position of a personul friend and
confidential adviser on matters polit
ical. Thia gentleman said teday:
"Theie will be no extra session. I
Bpeuk of the situation ns-it Is teiday.
I mean that Mr. Cleveland Is not in
favor of uu extra session. Ho set-s
no great advantage to be gained,
and numerous dangers which may
onug disaster. Conditions lu the
party mid In the country will have
to change greatly before tho presi
peut changes his mind, and uns
eveutsofau unexpected character
come to pass there will be no extra
session, It will be a matter of great
tllsappoinlment to the more pro
uouneed and extreme revenue re
formers of tho Tom Johnson stripe.
Iu addition to this, It will become
an accepted fact in political circles
in a very short lime that Mr. Cleve
land will not lend his Sinctlon er
irilluouco to the proposed slaughter
of Speaker Crisp. It is represented
on good authority that he has cone
as far as he cares to in recognizing
tho extreme turlff-ivformers. He
thinks Crl-p's defeat would bo a
mistake. Ii would bo almost sui
cidal, ho thinks, for an element to
get control of the houte which1
wouiei wipe- tiie MeKluIey bill ofl
the statute books at one MKslon and
pass a larut law on tho basis of
tatlll for revenue only."
Evanoflioai,. Corner of Llbor'y and
Center streets. Sunday services 10:80 a. m.
and 7:30 p. m., Sunday school 12 rn., V P.a.
C. K. 6:30 p. m.; Prayer nieetlDg Thursday,
7-30 p, in. J, Bowemox, paster, residence
427 Liberty street.
Pkksbvtektan. Church street, between
Chemeketa nnd Center. Preaching moru
uig aud evening; Subbuth school ut 12 tn.;
Y P. S. O. E. ul . JO p. m.j pruycr mectlLg
Thursday at 7:S0 p.m. Ilev.F.H. Qwynne,
U, 1 pastor.
South Halfm M. K church. Preach
ing every Hund iy at 10:30 a. m. and 7 p.
m. Sunduy Fcnool ut 3 p. ra. Prayer
meeting Thursday at 7 p. in. Epworth
League, Frlduy at 7 p. m. Kev.Chas.H.
Lee, pastor.
C031mkki,and Presbytkhian. Salem,
Oregon, Itev. J. E. lilalr, Pastor. Sunduy
school every Hunouy, 10 a. m. Pleaching
every Hunduy, 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Church house on High street, between
Marlon and Union. Everybody welcome.
Umitkd Bhctuern. Two blocks south
west of piBsen er depot. Services every
Subbathat 11 o'clock, nnd ut 7:30. Saobulh
Bchool at 10 . m. Prayer meetlnc ove'v
Hat ird.iyn!ghlat7:30 Every bodv eordluly
invlled. Kev.J.S. Jennlnas, Pastor.
JIetxiodistEpiscopai.. Services onSab
buthatlC: 0 aud 7;S0. Sunday school at
12; Epworth Leagues ntC: 15; Piayer meet
ing every Thurnduy evening. .Rev. C. L.
Kellermnn, pastor.
The Uiiuhcu of God Holds rcllgeous
services In the Oood Templer's br.ll Tues
day.TuursUayand Friday evenings. Sun
days at 10:30 a m. and 7:30. Sunday school
at 3 p. in. Elder N. N. Mathews, pastor.
St. JosErn's Catiiomc Ciiuncjr.-Che-
meketuaud Cottage. Sunday services: Low
mass 7:30 a. m.; high mass 10:30; Sunday
school 3 p. m.j vespers 7:30; week days, low
mass 7 a. m. llev. J. 8. White, pastor,
CoKaBKOATioNAi.. Oiner Center and
Liberty Services Sunday at 10:30a.m. and
7 p. m.; Sunday school 12 :u., Y. P. S. C. E.
atfi:o0p.m.jpruyormeeilng7:L0p.m.Thura
day.
Evangelical Mission.; Corner Clio
meketaaud 17th streets. Service In Hug
lUli eveiy Sunday evening at 7:30; Sunduy
school at 3:30 p m.; prayer meeting every
eanesany evening at 7:30.
St. Paul Episcopal Cpuuch. Corner
Church and Ctiemekeia. Sm vices 10:30 a.
ra. and 7 p. m.; Hunday school 11:45 a. m.j
berviceTliun.day7;30p m. llev. W. Lund,
lector.
Fiust Baptist. Liberty and Marlon.
Services 10:3J a. m. nnd 7:00 p. m.j Sunday
school 12 m.j young peoplo'M meeting ut 0
p. m:; prayer meeting 7:80 Thursduy. Rev.
Uobert Whltakcr, pastor.
Free Mktiiodist. Htv. B. F. fciualley
pastor. Services Sunday morning aud
evening, Sunday school at 10 a m.j prayer
meeting Friday night. Church opposite
North Salem school,
Fhienbs. At Highland paikon ear line.
Services 10:30 a. in. and 7.30 p. m.; dundav
school 12 in.; Christian Endeavor 0 p. m,:
prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 p. m. Itov
F. M. George, pastor.
HOEYE & MILLS.
PORCELAIN BATHS
AND
SHAVING PAKLORS,
OnlyPoieclain natbTub in tho
city. 200 Com. St., Salem, Ur.
I
riuK work. nihiv.i. rlr
Wate Humr'nnco l!k.ta "tw.
JOHN iiuvin,
Carpenter and BoOder,
Shop ew state sir..L
StoroFittlngs aSpoclalt,
SALK31 MARKETS
Wheat- 59o per bushel.
Oats 3540c per bushel.
Potatoes 4050c per bushel.
Flour $4.00 per bbl.
Biun (ducked) $17.60 per ton
Shons (Sucked) $10.60 per.lon.
Eggs- 30o per dozen.
Chickens 7 per lb.
Chopped feed -(Sacked) 810.00.
Ducks 10c per lb.
Geese 7c per lb.
Turkeys Ho per lb.
Lard 12! 16c peril).
Butter 2o36is per pound.
Beef 712Jc dressed,
Veal 10 te 12ic, dressed.
Pork 712jc dressed .
Wool 1518'j per lb.
Hops 1518c per lb. .
MARKETS.
Portland, Dec. 10. Wheat
valley, $1.10, Walla Walla, $1.02
$1.05.
San Francisco, Cal., Dec. 1C
Wheat, Dec. $1.23.
Chicago, Ills., Dec. 10. Wheit
70K
LOaT. A log cabin basket containing
Clothing, ruTihundlse, etc. Kinder
win no lewarued by leturnlug to w. V,
Wilson, 18 Center street. 12-15-Hl
mill: PAPER is kept on lilo at K. O
JL brake's Advertising Age no', HI and
0) Merchants l-.xcli.uine, Him J m jo!h ?
i ulil'ornlM, where contracts lorai.rerllalljf
can be mudofor it.
LOTS ATA BARGAIN. Nine larze loU,
iunt-ni(ut to city, slieets on two
t, aes. gurrlLU holl flue for fruit, In cneof
most built up uiidlilnus. Apply to E.Hofer,
JoUhnal otllee, Sulem.
JOHN HUGHES.
Dealer iu Groceries, Paints, OHb
aud Window Glass, Wall Pa
per and Ilorder, Artists' Ma
terials, Lime, Hair. Nails and
Shingles, Hay. Feed and Fence
Posts. Grass Seeds, Etc,
SOMETHING NEW,
The new Time (,'urd. ivlilnh is now
I in e-ilect, vlu the "Wisconsin Central
Lines," in roiiueullou with the
jNortliern i'ncilluK It., iidorda the
traveling public the best facilities
from all points west to Chicago uud
points cast and south.
The unsurpassed equipment olTered
to its patrons, combined with speed,
comfort and safety, surpassing all
its competitors.
All through trains aro composed
of Pullman vestihnled drawing-room
sleepers, with dining ears and day
couches of latest design.
The daily through fast train each
41.11., IVIul.tlln nlnrw. , m . . -. . 1 .
", ...ortiii i:iuat? utiiiiieuLiuu ui
Chicago with traiusliu all directions.
For tickets, time (ables, etc., ap
ply to agent of Northern Pacllio R.
It., or Jas. C. PeiNi),
Qen'l Puss, and TU. agent,
Chli-ngo, III.
COFFEE.
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lf0 ' llenl Atoc'hn.
b00 ' Chlccory.
TOllACCO,
1G00 Uledgo Hammeir brand or as cood
HTATlONERy.
9 Spn.l,""lS,la!r PUWr "liul"u'n, half sheet.
!?. a.oz1,,en(1 Penclliinb t'passorrcdHo,
12 ' in sou's Indelible ink '
2i:rossGlllotl's40lpeu8.
LEATHhR.
1 side harness Oregon extra or as good
a call skins good stock.
2 buckskins.
'I sides skirting.
FIBU
J- isli as required, giving price ner nound
HARDWARE.
2 doz dust pan.
2 ' ttitl v Iron buckets.
i Eros No 7 Hut bead iron wood screw..
H ' '&' ' ' '
a
10
' U
lion brads.
NEW ADVEKTISKMKNTS.
Asylum Supplies.
i i
a '
2 lbs
i
2 ' i '
100 lbs Ku cut nails
o 1 '
00 10 '
IOJ .0' '
100 ' 60 ' ' '
uu s finishing
IOJ 10 ' b
l'W ' S' -wire'
iou '10'
Iron.
The Board of Trustees of Iho Oregon
State Insane Asy um Invito seuled pio
p mis for lurnMuug u. the asylum near
Bileni. Oregon, the following supplies for
tbe blx mouths ending Julj J isaj:
DKY
mOAGENr-TbeHtcdmnn.Hutchlnson
JL "Library of raerican Literature" of.
fers an exceptional opportunity tn Hgenis
who have sold Enrjvinpedlal, Histories.
or hlgh-ctafs subscription bonks. Ono
agent cleared J 111,20 m tlrl two week
YfS.k Two nBe" In oue town cleared
J. 0710 In ono week, e ne ludy In l'ltl
burg cleared $1 ,4t in one dav, Ileler
ences requlr'd, but no cipltal, no de
livering and no collecilng, Inexpu
lenced m n care.udy taught andtr Ined.
Address at once, Otuirlei L. Webster 4
Co. 07 FliiU Ave, New Yoik.
TArJTl!'D -0ntleman orlHdy totrav.
V el, salnrv S750 Position permanent
Rallwav fare paid here. Knelnse reference
andseilnddre'-sd stumped envelope. Na
tlonal, 1702 .Mouadnoclc Building, Chicago
T OS I. A lea' her bill book, containing
I J nnnnra arm.. nn ee ... ...ufa
.- .''-. v .-t.B uiju cu uurrenev. kh
GOODS.
2000 vds. rnt.tnn flnnm.1 irnoh..a
hrowu.
i2U0yd Amoskeag mariner's
b ue ami While.
euo yds Lousdale bK ached
1UCI1 s.
turn for reward.to this office
13-17-at,
0tured by Pirates.
Maphid, Iho. 17. Moorish pi-
i ftipuired the BpauUu sohooner
mttkd the craw into the
Jim nd refused to surrender
till pttid $15,000 ransom. It Is
UI that tli governoient will
titm iiiotmy.
X UTaw Trust
T YKJC, Dtw. 17,-StookboId. '
two children to the scene, and thel
piteous walls wero Joined with those
of tho husband aud father, lie it.
now in u precarious condition. Mil
ler has been a hard di Inker, and,
while lu his cups, brutally beat hi
vlfe, a frail woman,
.Suffering in Samoa.
SVUNUV, N. 8. V Dee. 17. -For
tho next three mouths no official
salaries will bo paid lu Buuou. ex
cept those of tho chief Justice and
president of tho couuoll, even the
kng not ueliifr exempt. Prevailing
destruction Is the cmuso. Public
bankruptcy liupemb, am! aipeili
for outside help will ha made soon,
The authority for these stuteiueuU
(a the Sydney Telegraph,
Killed a Oonvlct.
Boisb, lelaho, Deu. 17. Turnhey
French killed Saniuul llatton, u cou
vtot In tho Idaho penitentiary, Fri
day, llatton was ooullned In a cell
on tho third lluor, aud Frouoh went
with tho cook to give him his break
fust. Tho convict refused to take
tho victuals, and the men were leav.
lug, when llatton sprang upon
French, rushed him to (he landing
aud attempted to throw htm over
Iho rail to the stone pavement below,
The cook Interfered, when llatton
turned upou him, ho lied. Hutlon
then rushed upon French again,
aud, beluga powerful man, would
liuve thrown him over, but Preuuli
drew u hunting knife and plunged
the weapon Into tho cuuvlct'i sldu
severing the aorta und emi-ing death
in a fow minutes. The coroner's
Jury exonerated Fieneh. Hattou
was a dwporale muu. havliiif thivat-
ned the lives of all the utiard In I""":0 "!J
the penitentiary.
Robbed r.nd Shot.
Vancoovkh, li. c. Dec. 17
Early .esterdny u muu named
George Uanies was attacked on
Cainblo street iHiduro bv two lilxh.
wayuien, shot lu the ntek and
robbtd of $l(K)0 and a gold watch.
It Is fo.tred Barnes' wound may
prove- fatal. Ku clue to.tho robbers.
Koyal Marrlago Denied.
VlKNN'A. I)C0 17. It Is im,.lnllt.
uenieii tiiut a niarriugo bus taken
place between I'riuco l'erdluund of
xjuigana ami rnneess Helen Loulso
Heurlette. daughter of Count of
Paris, mill cousin ef Prince Ferdi
nand, whose mother Is related to the
Count of Paris.
Now Try This.
It will cost you nothing and will
Qkuman lUiTiST.-Scrvlccs In Grmnu
llaptl.t church north ot Cottugo btiect
Sunday school at 10 a. in. Prtnehlug at U
a m. livening tervicd at 7.S0. llev. John
Fcchter, pastor,
Chhistian. High nnd Center. Sunday
school 12 in.; preaching 10:30 a. rn.; young
people's society fl.SU p. in.; preaching 7;30
P. m. itev. w. H. Williams, pastor.
Obuman llEKoituKi). CapiUiland Marl
on.; bundny service 11 a, m.;uuduy school
10 a. m.; prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p.
in. Bey. J. Muellhuupt, pastor.
Ohkistian Science. Services in Uni
tarian Hall ut 10:S0 a.m,nnd 7;S0 p tn ; Sab
bath school 12 in,; llihte study Thursday
evening.
U.NITAUI N. Cor Clmmnlrntn nnH TTlv,
stri-et, Sunday ervhes 10-.fl aud 7:0.
..... ..j ttuuui v ., -i. y, iiavtn, pas-
F.vANaKi.icAL. Corner of Liberty and
Center streets, Uermau service every first
undthlid Mmiiuys. J, Ii I'ishor, pastor.
Iikkman I.Utheuan. North CottUEOSt.
Services ou 1st and 3d Sunday of meh
iuoulh at 2 p. m. Hoy. G. Ii. Meyer pastor.
A nil can llKi'iiomsr, Norili Halem.
Services nt II a. in aud 1.00 p.m. Sunday
wuooi at i p. in. uev, u, w. White, pastor,
Tkju-khance. Union Lodge ot Good
leiuplHrs, No. tw meets evury Frld.y
night at G uugo llll. '1 ravelling mem
bersurecurUtally invited.
Holiness and l'ivlne Heallng.at 115 High
Hreet, every Hunday unernoon at 8 o'cloei.
REED'S OPERA HOUSE
Just One Joyous Night,
TUESDAY, DEC. 20th
The great big blty show,
TURNER'S ENGLISH GIRLS
la the trowulngglory of burlesque,
CLEOPATRA
Inspired nnddlrected by the plokand
llower of the burlesque siuge,
20 LOVELY GIRLS 20
EXTRA
The Oriclnal, HewltchlngSensatkmal
SEUPfiNTINK D VNIJK I
4-SOLO DANCERS-4
O-Keservcd scats on sale at Patton's.
izi)
stripes
sheeting 88
6 0 ydsPerjuot A sheeting unbleached
30 luetics.
AKX) yds Pequot A sheeting unbleached
ii Inches.
200 yds Continental checked flannel.
SCO ' Uiars crush 18 Inches wide.
MUO ' bleuelieil linen nnd French
crash is incurs wide.
VOO yds Ainii-kuig bluo deniniB Ooz,
iHr. ! t'"4 hle.iclied sheeting pequot.
100 supeilor satin damuhk 63 inches
widti.
?, .' el tllMnB A O A SO inen wide.
JW ' Alaret Ilhs checks York mfg.
6WJ Dnigon i loth Hssortud colors.
AJ American shiitlng pr.nis light
la'doz white stny binding Inch wiolo.
15 ' Judler.' eotfnn hiwn '
o ladio.' cotton handkerchiefs.
21 Inch ulJ"u'cTurko led liuuJkerchlefs
thread102 N0"3 b'aCk ciark's mlle ena)
Ml doz No. 3(1 white '
thrend,
20 doz ' 18 ' i
thread.
2 doz ' CO ' .4,
thread.
iidoz 63 '
thread.
color? ydS ,aWe 0l1 Cl0th bC8t I"01'1' 1'8'it
QKOOEKIES.
ii'iSm8 Krani,,nted sugnr.
o!i ' n?,!11!',"".re8llBund ln barrels,
barrel W f"sU rouui "
4200 lbs gold dust corn meal (or as good)
, 'r34h ground In nnrreis l fc '
j rn .'" .'.'."".''"r' ,rre"h eiund In burrels.
- - v-ijwn n isiiiiiii rirH
200 Icet etich Jf and round iron Norway.
iso 'A ' '
?ji ! Sr'fo'ncon lool steel.
y0,.. 'A " it Iron Norway.
1Jsbl,oe''"M,s:u-,0'7''Uul i'ul""M h
15 lbs each y and washers.
?flll.sMlnnuii"
"too calks."1"1 3 Swec"'8 Amn steel
I lU-uion liorso insp lllller llros,
0 pkK Jib lined flat i,tad i Ivtts.
1 eia-lio Oaneik top uud bottom swedges.
andiwibi."" U bU" pdu ua,UIUer W
1 iron! lliTtoY1118 M roUnd 8hauk by U6
1 i"eeu Mve,-rUS aUd tPCr macmne P1
1 auS 4Tncl, ?(!!iBCarrlaB0 b0"8' .
'andllnihlolfg '. I 3.
1 fl-lH
and 6 Inch loug
1 ' 8-8
nnd 6 Inch tone
1 ' ' 1-2"
u una Hind
long
; A-iy3,tl6
' iyM,tyt,i,
1 and -1 1'lieur'1".10 ' ' h I5' 3
J 2, 2 K. 3.1,
( 2, 3X. 3. , 5
' 2X,4K,0,7,
1 ' 5-1(1
and C Inch loug
1 ' ' 3s
6 Inch long
1 ' 1-j
and K h rh i.r.in- . .
6i01bs ticat ulucksmlth coal
PLUMBING,
J4,d.?i?"lc1h,31' K. H. Jenkins valves
.w...u,r UT7 nD
nudltoJf,l
inch flange
2 to'' ,!,c';iI'us,llue' K to Jia:
l" i - io.
1 doz each 1, IV, at j
unions
?!iSi.euch ."2 1,,-1 1 h2 1 street ells
Ttn ."Vil J!llgt
i, i i-agaliiulzed pipe
11-4, 1, a, 4, 1.2 black pipe
11-1, 1, 3-4, 1-2 ualunlztd pipe
, black pipe
Tenncrfsof good garden lind nearRa.
JouitNAi, ottlce.
lem. Apply at ouco to ItOFKUMUM,
For Sale at a Bargain .
to juuknai. i race.
For Rent.
Are 2ou Squirming ? .
And Is it psln that causes you to iqulrmT
Uheumutlmii wilt muko ni.youe wince
(luuteiiualt.us iomuu readl y do,n the
ouuei wllli Hid titer's bwuiaiu tllttere.
which expe theiheumutla vlruMfn.Tn i..'
blood und pnimpily relieves the torture
i bat it produce's. The evidence in it. be
liuifou this ixilnt Is ample and conclu-
A well Improved farm of los acres. Stock
156ftate street
Wulker,
16 Oirals AlIlliPi-(Irlr.u j, .,',,., V i en..... .. .
be.tqBuSlJ.y" " rItanS ,Ulab8e8
W.?aJic!!1llit)swegoora8KOOd-
i?i '. 5'le, Crunstnn'g or ns good.
M Vos A lt " bra,J( caf "oJa.
ascoori m,artarJ AFolger's prime or
if dbrooms? suPerlor sarey matches.
2 whisk brooms.
ii ' cuusoysttrB Field's or as good.
lubxes0rm?;l,l,.?bmnaora8oud'
16 doz concenua.i d lve Arr erlcan.
Ul lb, ne.lo wux eindies 14 oz
PenH?BtCrtU're,iullce iuart6) Lee
6(0 lbs xxx soda crackers fresh.
It) ' tllikk Ul rnlWI,...,.
ttO ' PeaUbarJey; CSUWUBS00a'
lUlCCIlY.
1 doz f oap dh hos.
Kit CU s.
Hiticeis.
ono quurt soup bowls,
one gii.lou pincers.
V iiieh h up plates.
Sn'n'nt-ri.p pitchers.
Dluumlnnirplutes.
tuinbleiF.
7 inch pules.
J I lutiieHiu pitchers.
12iuc(b v.getablodlshes.
8 i ',
lantern globo.
Hhate silts.
sugu bonis.
wax apers,
cUambtrpots.
OILS, fiTO.
,SoBi"iL,S?,'?JLh"",fnla
15
15 '
t
2 '
16 '
12
3
2
.
4
1 '
2
2
1 '
48 '
1 '
ItO leet eacli 2, VA black nine
m . 2,1 i-2 gaUiiulzed pipe
20
. ' ,ii black nine
J-- aoz each tuner wheels lor No 2 aud Ne
Jhnundtr's cutter
1 each Urock's t haln tongs 2 fnet nnd 3 feet
Ik. ;m?" aua y ceitthguawegiiusi-A
15 inch loug
1 hosestiupiustcanr
i uuz uoso lusteners
J.8 uo; boxes plug safety chain
2J tiusiiels cburcoal
75 lbs solder
20 lbs Nolo Insulated copper wire
JJRUGv
5Jbscaruolloac!d cryst
1 ' boraclu
10 aqua ammouia, conn
2grosslott'es-fl oz
5 lbs el'l-'iolorm, fcqulbb's for anesthesa
' collodlou
"gross corks No 6
llbflexiidecue, WIethBaoor P D6 Co.
. . .' cannabis ludica '
;' ' PrunlsvlrelniHua' '
Plitf.1 '"rsaparilla Wycth & Bro, or;
5 CUls ul.nf.rlm.
Iglassgrjd e, 16 oz
-woupoirorphln, hypodermic toDlcw,
Weth Hio " '
oz morphine, sulphate
'b.CItra,0iutasslum
1 lb Iodide
2 gal castor oil
4 '1 zstiength nine nlnster
i et izpiiiouH plaster-AJcoeks
J Jb simple ointment
lit. vaseline XX refined
l moitur, wedgewuod .No. 8.
l,.1i',Jlo', '.""y heoen at the oflJco of the
ooaid.giiodNmus, be iiiMoeordance thcre-
il ..'!D".?.,,11 ,u Islual I'acteages when
jmsslble. 'I he rluht to reject any orall bids
J,r.e8Hm'd Delivery ofhupplles will bere-
nillrt-d ullhlu ten ili.' tu.tlffu nf nfienU
........ i. j . '. '-'----
""i Acojiy ol llilsiidvertisc.neni
miiRthCcompauy eaoti bid i.nd the name
.....v.j uujuu H""w, ii yeiu navo ai r.'v',iuc,,,,'lt ,nBUtuuerale arnrma.l Porvoi.
cough, cold, or uny trouhlo wlth Mn l'f'.,mn.y,net,lca,P'actl,l"uer8- Uiw rdUBr
nn. ....! r,i...A .' . y l,,,"uu;..",l.u'ull siandurd iireLwiruifiina. Um nm.rtZ '
i iiniui, wiiuiii, or J-mng. UT, Klnc'a serve unerslsL.ntin.il .Whii.i7rri.ViUiV ' . "meoai
lviir i lluiiit,,... i,. i... .. v I ha i,,,,.'..!,.., .. ..,. "... . :."" ,',vMiynl nAleni. Or
UollgllH, und Colds Ik L'Uuruntwwl ' y,ueo..i,fldenl y uuMcipmed- For mu-
to uive relief, or ii,o.,ev win i...l '"! ?'?.." 'V'."!ln4 neu-
uuiin. nuniTtTi irom i.
K. K. HALL,
Hangerand Deconator.
Uhaa. Calvert's Mllllonery stow.
ouSc-t---efaaSire.
quuiters.
(jrlplKi
JVJL i"'!l'',Il,b"l.Uo...at ?' - Ml AT Wanted. Hilary uu t
.2 "I w'"ri iuuigeiiou anq joss
i'l flesh ntnt uppetllo It Is a world fumoiis
rueuiiitiillmr
- .h
MAN
Peituurent place.
exnennAs.
pply now, l
15 ACRES
giKHl u Ihlllg it In. Trial DoltltfatVe Vuljr ftoy")ni nij"r-y iU-hL ou both nf?,?r3,ett.r.,"I?.1,'r"1,hr'e "' southeast
uirv...i..i i u-..i, r... . r..:.-.. A. Anivrle-Mn aud (Janudiuu Mil. H..i.-. ortlie Peultentlirv ou Miipia. . j7.yuSf
UTtnof ten year-for Srud lurciy ICo.a'l JtaW; WiW. VZlS
1 ' I'aium'nelncr.Uts6x8lnchos.
FLOUH.
w5srMsrjsr proces8 de
ilKAIS
(C01hster dnr mnra . .
uo ,t,lii,rk' Puvn or 'as good.
PltlKll FKUIT.
SV0 .'obM " "uuuo'KoaQuamy
i . . V-uu H I ,
I'O ' rttslu, i J
. VIVKOAU.
i gals ptre cider 40 gr
BPluES,
j'pltmiiH.-e ground.
Hi ii ii...... i .. "'
nail , ."'"I'uraa,
Jo0! krtt?.r.: .
Clim t
1 p
KOOlb f tluisW. Li-WorM jood.
oiiue class olsiii piles must be written ou
thu euvolojie. Knell bid miist iuclude the
tliolteiuaof theclui-s bid uien.ai'd mult
glvoltctns iimi totals lu full wl'h exeep-
uuu in meat Hour, Hull, viidltingoinrers
arn prulnbiled fnuu eontlrmlug sccoants
of pun Ii if w heu the adv. riiMunen does
uoirontuluu lull uud complete description
', !J'e uttlclesto bti mchssoil.
Ulns win bo openi d at 2 o'clock r. ra.,
ou Monday, Junuarj a, 1893
BVLVKTrll PRNNOYl-R,
UKOHHK w "CliKll K,
PIHLifiiTHrilAN.
W. A. Mukj.y, Hoard of trustee
ujeric ot me Hoard.
A ScIer.tlSo American I
2& Agency for I
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tke pufclto by a notice siren roe of oliaisa w ""
4r,f
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world., bpluodldlr Illustrated. No ltalJim
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