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

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Newspaper Page TextMVWM4MMMaUlMMMMM .. . t r? m Tm Palace, dRY GOODS and SHOE STORE, 307 Commercial Street. i m m TOMORROW. noma to a Timau, AUSTRALIAN FREETRADERS Congratulate tbe Democrats on Victory. --. . CHEAP ADVICE FROM ENGLAND. Kolgu of Terror in Kemper County, Mississippi. Blaine Improving. Washington, D. U Dec 20. I nqulry at Blalue'a residence thli morning elicited tbe information tbat lie Ib improving. Dr. Johnson visited Blaine at 0 o'clock. He remained a short time and summarized the patient's con dition by saying: "Bluine is as well as he was yesterday morning. He seems refreshed after a good nlght' rest. Blaine has no trouble in sleeping. There is no basis what ever for tbe report that he had a homorrbuge." Free Traders Still Ksjoicing. Melbouiind, Dec. 20. Advocates of fro 3 trade adopted a resolution congratulating the democrats of tbe United States upon their victory. Congratulations were also cabled to Cleveland. A London Opinion. London, Dee. 20. The Dally Nuws says of the Brussels coufei euce: "We bopo the conference will not bo resumed. Each country must do Its best for Itself. America cannot afford to delay until May, and perhaps not until January, to take steps to prevent depreciation of her sliver notes " Horse thieves Killed. Dknvkk, Colo. Dec. 20. Mea gre particulars of a desperato fight between two United Stales deputj marshals and a band of ilvo horce thieves at Hynltvllle, Johnson county ,ln which five of the partici pants were killed, Is received. Mar--lmls James Hull' and W. H, Nut uher utteiipted to arrest the thieves in the flijlit they lost their lives, af ter killing Ira Walker.Ace Achmlck anil another thief. The other tw thieves escaped, but a posse will start after them. No Panic Today. Nr.W Yokk, Dec. 20.-The Wild excitement and semi-punic whlcl prevailed in industrial shares on tin stock exchange yesterday, were ver xeusibly diminished this morning The galleries were crowded with vlsltors.drawu thither to witness tin hubbub, but those who came wen disappointed, for the market win quiet. DealiugB were comparatively on a small scale, and were for mod part confined to the whisky trust, Reading, Chicago Gas, Western Union & St. Paul. Homestead Poisoner Arrested. PiTTsnoKG, Dec. 20. Putrid Gallagher, the missing cook, lmpll cated in the Homestead poibouinj; cuse, was arrested this morning and committed tojuil. Islam Missionaries Ooming. Bombay, Dec. 20. Alexander Russel Webb, who recently resigned the office of tbe United States Con sul at Muniyii, to pruich Islnmlsm is now at Bjilerauntl soliciting con tributions to a fund to be spent sending Islamite missionaries to Un united States. Ho is having Im mense success. Dr. Brlgfls Conchies Ills Threo Days' Defense. New Yokk, Dec, 20, Dr. Drlggs finished his Unto day's speech yen terriny. Heveml times ho wns ap plauded, but that the closing mo ments of tho session wero ngulust him was plainly evident. Taking up charge six, the essence of which is tbat the occiishI bad declared that saitlflc.itt(iu Is not completeat death, which Is coutrary to tbe standard of tho church, which tenches that the souls of believers aro at their death at onco made per fect In holiness, tbe defendant said there was no proof offered for this essential doetrino in the charge. Ho had declared for progressive panel Iflcat Ion, and argued at length to show there whs a middle state, and that sanctllleation could never be complete until the day of tbe res- n.,H i,ini.iur,.inrk h..,l nlint. himself urrecuon. me invariable state- Ml.t. ... L.W w.w..., .- burned were of little value. Later the fact became known that Edward b'oorstell. sou of the city treusurer m- lit wSSfw MP. jBRon niniiiBM UHAK J .1 roiim mv imu un FOR TOWN LOTS FRUIT TRACTS AND FARMS. $2.00 I'crdozon fortho finest finished PtloroailAHIlW in theclty. MONTEB BROS., 189 Commercial Street, at his home. This eveut was at onco connected with the fire, and as the young man was knoivn to have negotiated loans through a man named Yuw, who, It appears, was only a go between for the indorse ment of M.J. Foerstell, tbe affair is very much complicated. Treas urer Foerstell says his bou's ac counts are straight, and he cannot account for the shooting. Tbe young man's wound is fatal. Young Foerstell died at 10:30, uever regaining consciousness. He ftood before the mirror uud shot him self In the bead. He left nothing to indicate the cause. A EEION OP TEREOR. the Kemper County, Missisiippi, Scene of Murder and Riot. Meridian, Miss., Dec. 20. A reign of terror exists in Kemper county. Every citizen who bad anything to do with the hanging of old man Tolbert and bringing his sons Tom and Walter to justice, are in hourly dread of death. One man who assisted the law against the Tolberts has been assassinated and several others have been shot at, presumably by the friends of Charlie Tolbert's band. Determined citi zens came hero this morning aud armed themselves to tho teeth for tbe purpose of wiping out tho assassins. Kitchon Robbery. Tacosia, Dec. 20. Two masked burgulars entered tbe kitchen of Millionaire S. M. Nolan's residence at American lake, and ordered the servant girl and coaebman to throw up their hands. Both men carried rifles. The man mado a break for tbe door, whereupon one of the bur gulars fired, just missing blm. The coaebmau ran to a neighbor's house, and tbe burglars becoming alarm ed took to their heels. Mrs. Nolan Is tbe possessor of valuable diamonds, which 1b supposed to have been tbe objeot of tho Intended robbery. Bought a Railroad. Boston, Doc. 20. George Pull man 1b credited with furnishing the money for tbe recent purchase of Connecticut river rajlroud stock. Mr. Joues' doulal of any (kuowlege of tho deal, coupled with Mr. Pull man's known relations with tho Reading, led to the Inference tliul tuedoal was primarily lu the interest of the fttmdiug more than that of tho Boston & Maine. The only justlfl. cation for so largo a deal seems to bo that had the New York,New Haven and Hartford people secured tbe river road, a tremendous White mountain travel would bo cut oft from tho Heading. Dynamited. Ciikrokcu, Iowa, Dee. 20. This morning an attempt wub made to blow up tho "Children of Ziou" par- Honago, occupied by Elder John Pat- f terson and family. A dyuamite bomb was thrown, which fell a little short of tho main struoturo,btit k tore the porch In fragment aud ' shattered the windows. A sou of the pastor has been active lu at- itemptlug to enforco tho prohibition Saw lu this city, and. It is supposed tfce perpetrator of the outruge was imttutted by a spirit of reveuge. Fuel Famine in Kansas. Houton, Kau., Dee. 10. Tho cattle-men in western Kansas are alarmed over the prospect of a fuel famine. December, generally a mild month in this sfate.has been severe ly cold so far.There have been several bard snow storms aud two blizzards The entire state has .been covered with snow for three weeks, aud range cattle, which generally forage until January, aro deprived of graz ing and suffering for food aud shel ter. Many bead will perish before spring. The settlers cannot burn corn becuue they did not raise enough last seuson to feed the stoek. They aro remote from auy supply of tuol,antl storms have made it impos sible for railroads to buul enough to supply the demand. American Sailors in Valpariso. New Yokk, Dec. 20. The Her uld's correspondent at Valparaiso telegraphs Unit Admiral Gberardi culled Saturday on tho iutendeute. Naval olllcers iiave received the olll cers of tho American fleet most cor dlalty, aud shown them every at tentlou. The admiral has decided not to give his men shoro liberty, although tho lnteudente has assured Consul Barro that every possible precaution has been taken to muke tbe stay of the men safe uud pleas ant. It Is said that, lu view of the price of coal and tho unsettled con dition of uflitlrs on tbe western coast of South America, the United States government has decided to retalu at least two ships on the Pad II o instead of leavlug the coast unprotected. The British government Iiub Increas ed her Pacllle fleet by threo modern vossols. Harrison and Stanford University. SAN FjtANClSCO, Cal., Dee. 20. The statement Is published this morning that at the close of his ad ministration March 4th next, Presi dent Harrison will become a mem ber of the faculty of Stanford uni versity, having been engaged to deliver a course of lectures ou -Haw us a non-risldeut profetsor. This would necessitate occasional trips to this state from Indianapolis, where It Is understood President llairlson will locate, and nilijlii result lu his making California his winter resl douco each year. A High Flyer. St. Paul, Dc. 20. A warrant is out for the urrest of Augustus Hornsby, a real estate dealer who lisappeured a fortnight ago. It is presumed that be has run away to avoid a suit entered by Benjamin F. Martin, who alleges tbat last June Hornsby showed him lettern which pretended to give him authority from Antonio Wort man to act as agent to sell real estate; that Horns by sold some $20,000 worth of prop perty: that it now appears ho had uo authority, and that the letters were forged. Hornsby went to Chi cago wtib some $40,000, and in three days lost every cent. For some time he had been hard up and borrowed freely. His wlte had been support ing the family by working for tbe Northern Pacific railroad. For some years Hornsby served as an olllcer In the British army in India, and it Is said he has relatives among the English nobility. ment of the New Testament Is that tbe second advent of Jesus Christ is tbe goal of sancllflcation. In con clusion, Prof. Brlggs said: "I have shown that the doctrines taught by me are not contrary to the Westmin ster confession, nor Irreconcilable with the scriptures, but tbe product of a comprehensive study of the scriptures. It is now for the presby tery of New York to make its de cision. I pray God tbat you make no mistake, butstaud firmly by the word of God and the constitution of our church, and so deliver a right eous verdict." He demanded that the prosecution not be permitted to bring lu new matter or matter pre pared months ago nnd held for tbe conclusion. He wanted the matter settled. McCook, speaking for tbe prose enfion, said he thought they could conclude their reply by Wednesday evening. The committee would In sist on the usage of the courts, which allowed the complianunt in all actions, both criminal and civil to open and close tbe proceedings. The moderator so ruled. Briggs arose, and commenced to speak, but the moderator declared him out of order. Briggs appealed but the moderator was sustained by an over whelming vote. Mr. Harvest need Txiceyvlllo, O. Catarrh, Heart Failure, Pa ralysis of tho Throat ''I Tlianlc God and Hood's Sarsa parilla for Perfect Health." "For tho benefit of suffering humanity I ivlili to stato a few facts: For soveral years I have- suffered from catarrh and heart fill uro, getting so bad I could not work and Could Scarcely Walk I had a very bad spell of paralysl t. tli r oat somo tiino ago. Sly throat scemi closed and I coulii not nvrnllow. Tin. doctors said It was caused by heart failure, and gavo medlclno, which I took, but it did not seem to do mo any good. My wlfo urged me to try Hood's Sarsaparilla, telling mo of Mr. Joseph C. Smith, who had been At Death's Door but was entirely cured by Hood's Sarsapa rilla. After talking; with Sir. Smith I con cluded to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. When I had taken two bottles I felt very much bet ter. I havo continued taking It, and am now feeling excellent. I thank Clod, and Hood's SarsaparH3a and my wlfo for my restoration to prrfcti hcnlih." Haiivkv Heed, Lacey ville, O. HOGD'8 Pi LL8 cure Constlpitlon by reslor. tag theporlstaltlc action oltlieallmontnrycanaL T. J. KRESP. HOUSE PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, Natural Wood Finishing, Cor, 20th and Chcmckela Street, 2 CENTS A DAY, Evening Journal. Delivered at Your Door. A, H. F0RSTNER & CO Machine Shop, Guns, Spoiling Goods, lite. SOS Commercial Htrcet. RADABAUGH & SCOTT, Livery Feed and Stable, JzSoamini' o 41 HtatoHtrcit. Olinger & Rigdon, UKttEStTAHJrWS. Open night and day. Corno Court and Liberty. n. poitr.K, Hacks & Wagons HLACKtJMlTHINa. Sliito Street, - - Pulein. J.E. MUltPlLY. Tile for Sale, Brick and Tile Yard, In'OKTII BALbM, Take It! EVENING JOURNAL, Only 3 cents n dny delivt-rcd at your door. : 1 1 BENNETT 4 m . ' CANDIES, F"K nd Cigars O- Block. K. T. UUMl'iiIlEYg CfKnrs nnd Tobacco ' BILLIARD PARLOR 243 Com'l Str, et. Stealer. E wood. Idaho Diamonds. Boisg, Iflalio, Dau. 20. A special to the Statesman from Numpa shj'h: "Wo will nil wear diamouds." was the remark made bore by a business man who has jnst returned from I he "diamond basin." A arty left hero for tho proposed fields who were evidently men of considerable capital, but tbey refused to give their uames, or tell where they were from; also another party of straugers left here this uioriiiiijr, jupposed to be from Sid Francisco. People here aro wild with excite ment, and a number have gone and staked out claims, uud others will so tomorrow. None will tell where his claim Is, but each ouo exhibits specimens of stone that contains all colors of the rainbow. The forma tion Is a kind of clayey sand which cau be crushed with the fingers uud cou talus flakes of all colors. It Is believed tbat tbe long lost diamond Ileitis of the country called "Dia mond Basin" have been found. To Outwit tlio Strikers. Cmavno, Dee, 0, It la nald hero that tho Peck Inland will supplnu tho telegraph with tho telephone, lu order to outwit tho strikers. Graves Despondent. Pkovidenoe, R. I., Dec. 20. A letter received here from an intimate friend of Dr. Graves, con viol ed of murderlnp: Widow Barnaby, of Providence, and uow in the Caution City, Colo,, jail, says Jbut the con demned man bus becomo despond ent and fears he will not get another trial. Dr. Graves was very hopeful a week ago, but tho delay of the su premo court has unnerved blm. Christmas for the Poor. New Yokk, Dec. 0. Five ton or cautly, 4000 ginger breatl cukes, 4000 apples aud many thousands of pre si'iita will bo distributed on Christ mas afternoon in tho Mudisou Square gurdeu to 20,000 poor child ren of the city by tho Cbrlatmus So ciety. Each child will recelvo on on'orlng the garden a bagcoutaln imr u half pound of candy, two ap. p'es uud two pieces of ginger bread, An entertainment by Cuppa's Sev en u regiment band, tho Manning trio. Professor Humnton's doi nlnMM t aud tho royal Japanese troupe will i ll w"9 uuuea u "ml u wus " begin at half past 3 o'clock. As tho I hls pk,,U wa8 fully criuhed. 1J0 children arrivo ut 3:S0 o'clock they jdUd ,n n,K)UtUve"t' uteB. Ho will receive presents from tho mam-1 wa8ft8()" of 1 L' Swarln, who moth Christmas tiee. Tho ux.,en I llvca ,ll'"r Salem. Ho hail been em- Deciding Beforehand. Ottawa, Ontarlo.Dtc. 0 Major Sherwood, commicsiouer of the Do minion police, bus returned from tbe Pacific coast after an ubsence ol two months. Ho bus been collect ing evidence confirm toiy of the po sitlon of Canatlu in the Behring sea controversy. Threo weeks am Sber wood was among the Indians of Queen Charlotte is!tind,from whom it is said tho officers of the Utdted i States nuvy obtui ned evidence favor able to the Amerlcuu case by the bupjiljn iirtmA.:. .. r v.,cit.iaQ wi Ulllllll 1JCUUH Ut JJCiSUa- sioti. It is sitid that important ev idence bearing upon tills phuse of the difficulty has been obtulned b. the commissioner. A month ago Sherwood left Victoria for San Fran Cisco. There he prosecuted bis mis sion with such fecreoy that it was not until the day following bis de parture that any intimation of his busiuess was mado public. San Francisco is the headquarters of the United Stutes t.eullng fleet, uud lu furtherance of his Inquiries within the precincts of tho Golden Gate, Sherwood obtained, it is said, a number of atllduvlts from the Amer ican sealing captains corroborating Canada's contention. Trading Concessions. Cm of Mexico, Dec. 20. The game and fish resources of tho Pa cific conn of Mexico are to be devel oped. A valuable concession for 15 years has bV en granted General Mu- cio Martini z. lie bus beeu given thoexclusho hunting and fishing privilege by tbe government for an extensive tenitory. Ibe zope em brated in the concession is the sett coa&t fn in tho p.ohth of the Ameca river to Altata, Fortin Sinaldo, north of Mt.zi.tlan, a coast Hue distance of 250 to U00. All kinds of shell fish, seal, alligatois, na birds, etc., are included in tho conceslou. The parties must for live j ears pay the government fo a ton for alligator hides uud $ GO a ton for their grease, blmllarchiirgts me placed on fish, oysteis, tea wolvts, turtles, birds, etc., taken. LEAVES SALEM from U. 1 Dock at 0 oVIolf a. tn. Alond ly, Wednesday and Saturday. LEAVES PORTLAND every Irom the Central dock at foot of Wa'hlng ton street every Tuesday, Thursday uud Sunday, Concerning frelEht and passenger busi ness, call ou the agent, AIjUEKKEN. H0EYE & MILLS. PORCELAIN BATHS BHAVING PAHLOKS, Onlyl'oicclain KatbTubiln the city. VUy Com. bt., Saltm, Vr. T. W. THORNBURG, The Upholsterer, Hpniotlcli, re-covers arm , , uiiliolsu red luruli.ire T1" chit. work. ClTtmekMi r,t" BjnlujraceVbck. ""' JOHN IRWIN Carpenter and Builder, Shop dSNtato street. Store Fitting aSpoclaltj OHN HUGHES, i)ealr in Groceries, Paints, Oils nnd Window Glnss, Wall Pa per and Uorder, Artists' Ma terials, Lime, Hair. Nails and Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence Posts. Grass Seeds, Etc, NEW ADVEKTISEMJSNTS. mo AGENTS. The Sledman-Hutchlnson X "Jjllirsiry or vmerlcan Llteruluio"nf. LOnT. A log cabin bakket containing Clothing, iiit-rilmndlHe, etc. Kltider nl be leuarded by leturuing to W. V. Wilson, 18 Center streit. 11M5-31 mlUS PAI'Utt Is kept ou Ulo at K. O X Drake's Advertising Ageuo', fil uud da Merchants i.xchnnge, Sun J M Ji'Im ? falllomlH, where contracts loraurcrtlslUt can b made lor It. LOT-) AT A JIAKGAIN. Nlnolarye lots, conveultnt to city, Htrceta on two bun s, garden (oil fine for fruit, In cnoof most Ijiillt up addli Ions, Apply to KJlnrer, JutiHNAi, otllce, Salem, SOMETHING NEW. For Locating Mines Dr. H. Smttu Is now solo agent lor the Rale of .M'irihi Is' Klcctro Magnetic rods for finding h dden treasures or locatinc Gold or Hliverillnert. This Instrument is cer tainly the grentest dUcovirj or Invention of the age For lurther lulormntlon uddrea- DR. H. SMITH, Halem, Oregon. tura nn OYPnnflAnn) nnnnrtiiMltn lit ivntile . u u v,i.viuuiii ir'f'uituiij n f ijir ..w , - - - . - , wno navo noici JUMyriopcdUil, HJ&lunes, i xnu utnv jiuju wtru, wuini ih uow or bigb-cifu BuVs.r,i?tl02 books. Ono in effect, vJu the "Wisconsin Central ficront nmirail fill! )fl I Hui 4nfn wmrtr l. .. . .. work, Two agent's In one town cleaied rd UH?' "J. ,OT4U in one wtek, I no lady In Plttc burg cleared SI ,41 In one dav, Ilcler ences requlrtd, but no cipltnl, no de livering and no collecilng, luexpr- lenced mu carelullr tanuht Aiidtr Inert Address at once, Charles L. Webster t Co. 67 Klllh Ave , New York. WANTED. Gentleman or lady to trav. el, salary 8750. Position permanent Railway fare paid here. Kuclose reference nnd sellnddresd stamped nnvelnpn, Na tional, 1702 Monadnoclc Ilulldlng, Chicago. I" OsT. A leather bill book, containing lj papers letters and 85 currency. Ke. turn for reward totblsofflce 12.17-.lt, Our liitt'e Men aurt Women. FOR I3Q3 Is made exores'lv lor the Tounorer bovs aiidg rls, who lead their mugazlue at hoiuu and In school Every number will contain Modes, spn lted pictures, poeuis.vcrses andjiugles.and 'pieces to speak lu subno " Ht-.-Ides ull lhe there will ue tho following serials: Three Little Gold-Diggers. K., Olive Har P'ir All about the remurkableudver tures 1 some uhltilren who sailed uioundCape Horn to California. '1 he House We i.lve In. By I.avlnla H. Goodwin All about our "heads, bauds, and the rest ot us;" not like studying Physiology. A Little Columbian G-andpapa. By Greta Ciyar. 'Ihes'ory ota boy who made nuii'-uu iriuy woimy oi uis Damn The Clock o' the Year, lly Elizabeth Cuiiilners RoL'iilxrlv each tunntli llui. clock tells the time o' year in pretty rhyme Ijeclmen copy with premium list, 6 cenls. $1.00 a ya 1 10 cents a number. D. LOTHR0P COMPANY, B-Jion Mast. REED'S OPERA HOUSE. Jnst One Joyous Night, TUESDAY, DEC. 20th The great big blty show, TURNER'S ENGLISH GIRLS la the crowning glory of burle&que, GLBOPiTRi 20 Earl Swarts Killed. Portland, Deis. ia-Earl Swarts a young man :a years ot ago, wub run over nud killed by a train at Union depot thiaatiernooii. Swarts wabtlilvliiL'a unwdtibt wnKon, aud wlillo eroswin tho trnuk an engine came aloiij, uud aiiuul; liiiu, throw- lug ului twenty feet into tho air. Eesldence 382 Church St. J. J. MUTTON, SIGN AND HOUSE PAINTER, Decorator, Kulsomluor and Pa per Hanger. Leave ordois at A. II, Buren & Sou's Fur n itu re, slore or Broat & Glle, Grocers. Notice onfoml Sottlement. it CI OTICK Is hereby given, that George G. Ulucham executor of the et.tnln of R. Chubb, deceased, has filed his final nc. count as i-uch executor, aud the oountv cour of Marlon countv, Dregou, has set the fi'h day ol December 18H2 u ho hour of 10 o'rloelc a. m. tor the hearing thereof All persons having objections to said ac count will present them to eh( court at said time. GEO. G. BINGHAM. IM-Sdw Executor. J. H. HAAS, TILE WATCHMAKER, 215X Commercial St,, - Salem, Oregon. (Next door to Klein's.) Specialty ol Spectacles, and rnnalHns CloottK, Watchfw aud .IbwbIit, Inspired nud directed by the pick and flower of the burlesque stage, 20 LOVELY GIRLS- EXTRA Tho Original,' BcwltchlngSensatlonal SKIU'ENTINE D VNCK ! 4 SOLO DANCEES-4 conin'Cllou with the Northern Pacific It It., ullords the traveling putiliotho ht'st facilities from all points wett to Chicago aud points east and Rotith. The uuhurpased equipment oflered to its patrons, comliiued with sjieed, comfort aud safety, surpassing all its competitors. All through trains are composed of Pullman v'Stil)iiled drawing-room sleepeis, with diuing cars and day coaches of latent design. The dally through fust truiu each way, making clone connection at Chicago with trains.ln all directions. For tickets, time tables, etc., ap ply to agent of Noithern Pacific It. It., or Jas. C. Pond, Geii'l Pass, ami Tkt agent, Chicago, III. Asylum Sop i' Mies. COKKEE. JII00 lbs rosta Hlca flrst grade. ,V00 Gov lava. 160 ' Heal Mocha. NX) ' (Jhlccory. TOHACCO, 1C00 Slodgo Hammer brand or as good STATION Kit Y. ) reams letter paper "Earlston" half shceti Or US L'OOll. OUIOU ! ?, a.oz1lrt Peucllsrub tlpassorredNos la ' l'n sou's Indelible Ink. lu'"0'' 2 gross ailloti's 401 pens. tiEATIIKIt. 1 sldo harness Oregon extra or as good 5 solo Htocktou 25 to 117 pounds per side extra hmvy. ' ""' 2 call Hkln good stock. 'i buckskins. Asides skirting. FISH Fish its required, giving price per pound for furnlhlilng ho dlUorcut kindiol Ln In tlrstclass coudltlon, """ HAItUWAItE. '2 doz dust pans. 'I ' giilv Iron buckets. head Iron wood screws. i grot Mo 7 Hat hti 1 ' 7 ' 2 ' IK ' I) ' ' 1 z 2 2 2 lbs 2 i 2 ' IK 100 lbs Ho cut nails Heo ' Sd ' S00 ' 10' ' I0J ,U ' lOtl ' t.0' H 10' (,' 10 IU0 100 1IHJ loo 10 U ' Iron brads. flulshlng wiro Iron. The Board of Trustees or tho Oregon suite Insane Acyluui invite i-euled pro p'tsulsfor lurnlshiiigai tho asylum near Bile.ni, Oregon, the following supplies for the blx months ending July 1, lttu: DKY xxx) stripes S-Reserved seatson sale at Patton's. THE FIRST ANNUALSHOW -OF THE- Poultry and Pet Stock of tliu entertainment will he homo by tho contributions of tho society. XmtJmii Veterans Get an Increase WABHiNomiN, Dec. U0. In M bMMW yesterday it waa uiaulftst tlwt the Christmas hollduya uro MHfklly pprooUlug. The uuoccu fimi Muita fur outnumbered thtwo MtipM. Wllf on, Pimi., of Miss ouri, vlUii up the seuuto bill in fcMlnK PuiIouk of pwnlonen ot 1b J4xu war from -8 to l? -a mouth; pwuid, A Cold Wavo in Iowa. DunOQUi:, Iowa, Dec, 0. Today IsllK'Coldeatdayolthokoasnn, belug 15 degrees bolt.w zero uud growing colder. St. Louis Mystery. Bt, Louis, Dto. 20. Eurly yestcr. duy tho watchman ut the city hall discovered a Uro In a closet In the prlvutoolilco of City Treasurer J. Foentell.li) which papers uud doou. muni? of various kliidit pertaining to thu liualnesdi of the olllce uro ttlorad, The firo wa soon nueuehed New Man of War. San Fhancisco, Dee. 20. Tho now eoast defeuso vessel Monterey had hertlrst ruu ou the tiny Monday ployed by tho taw mill company hero for borne time. Tho coroner look churge of the remains. Good Sense! DlHpnso la lurgely tho renult of Im pure blood. To purify the blood, Is locuie mo (iibeasej as a hood prel mlnury to the otliclal trial trlp'U,u!hr ?l,dv,1,u,J?,ir 1)r' l 'rce'a wlilolilHPvmwiniliiinPcui ii,i.wu,b Ooldeii Medical Discovery stands wiitoii is expected to occu I this week. htai, um, omders uliovo any Capital City Wwant Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r, Warm Meal at All Hours ol the Day None but white labor employed In this wmhllslmieut. A good substantial meal cooked In flrst. olass style Twenty-five oents per meal, R IE D FRONT Onnrt strwit, betweou tieia iloure nd Mluto'H Uvoijr Will be held at AltMORY HALL, SALEM, OK., January 5tli, Gtli and 7th. Special attractions and many of them, hv.'rythlngnew. The only big show ever glvnu Ip. Oregon, l'eople froii ull over the l "j i euu. iisu prizes larger than ever and more them. For premli m lists and entry blanks wrlto to the secre. .?'..Arr!vn',!'"uculs h,ve been mado with the hxpre33 Uo. to return all coops tree of charge. r We SAVAGE, Superintendent. E. P. KELLER, Secretary. 1! Mi .,ihei?J.t?Datrj,',nw prepared to sup ply milk from a herd ihal Is one-hall liu b grade Jorseys KatUfactlon guaranUed. Addrejs or call opposite Oieenn Ic-iKf. II. J 811 Al ftLi Tho inaohluery worked smoothly aud tho contractors express sat fac tion with tho red ult of the llrst teat of tbe englnea. Under natural draft iho vessel d velopcd a speed of over thirteen knots. oilier uiiiiwii Hpeciut-i ita power lu this direction la nothing Bliortof wouuerrul. uuuranteed to beiietlt or euro lu every case, or money refunded, All cases of Wot k or lame buck, baa, ache, rbeumutl in, will And niter by Nteuriugoneof Curler's rtmarl weed uud lleiadouuj iiuokuue plaster. 1'ilce U ceutu. abanktr ofthlsolli;' who owusu with llttlw wimw, us tho papers t00 '""o Orange couuty, Btsroboul Bold. NlW YoK, Dec. 0. The cele-' """"fenefvou'ordyspptlo try rar. I.r.a,i .....i.... ...iu...: u....i i r.y.?..?4 "' "yisla makes w.n.vu i.nitiuii nie.uvil diailiutllli (2.07) wua sold hUui tlon (arH,(X: iho puichts r wiD. H, Hmiusu, J on nor vimi, s ml nf rouue makes you dppilc:ettlur ono leudtr u miser' ub, uud ihwo llttlo pills cure both, My friA)l, look herel you knor how wiuuui'(mi your wiie u, and you W. Taylor,'' House Cleaner, Gardner and Grteral Jobber CARPET LAYING AND CLEANING, WHITE WASHING AND WINDOW CLEANING A SPECIALTY. For Sale at a Bargain. A good ten acre fruit tract near Pulem. A rare bamaln, and on easy terms. Anoiy to Jouknal orooe. nvvr For Rent. ..A T?iL,lnp.r2ved. form of los ao- WtPk and tools on the plu.ee. A rure chnuoafor K.n... auM. .UUU1ID UI 1 Jl Uii tu. MHInthlrPt . IMtftate street Leave orders at Thomxs A Johnson's 266 Oommeroiulstien. M.T. R NEMAN Staple anJ Far-y Groceries, Crockery, Olanwaro, liu pg, Woedea and Willow wtre, Alt klud rjuill ftd, 15 IRES GOODS. 2000 yds. cottou ilanntl (Nashua hmwu. 1200 ydi Amoskeag mariner's b'ueiinrt White. 1!00 yds Lousuale bleached shectlDg HO IncheH. 0 0 ydsl'equotA Bhcetlng unbleached 30 iuche. 1000 yds l'equot V sheetlnc unbleached is Inches. 2U0ydK Continental checked flannel. WW ' Ulars crash 18 Inches wide. Uoo ' ble.icii.-d linen and French crash IS Indies wide. 'M) yds AiniKkenc; bluo denims 9 oz, iOO ' IM hlcathed eheetlui; pequot. 100 ' bupiriorhutlu dawuhk 6s inches wide. TH bed ticking A OA30 Inca wide. 400 Alare. lilts checlis York mfg. 6U) ' Unison ilolbiibhorted colors. 'Mi ' Aiutrican khlitlug pr.nid light colors. " li! abz white stny binding Inch wide. 15 ' ladles' cotton hoe,e 5 ladlei' cottou handkerchiefs. 10 ' mystic Turkoi red handkerchiefs 211uch. 41 doz No. 30 black (Clark's mile end) thread ' S I doz No, 30 white ' ' thread, 20 doz ' 18 iii tbreia. 2 doz ' 60 ' it. thread. 3 doz ' 03 ' ii. thread. . 10 yds table oil cloth best quality light anooEKiEs. 1100 lbs errauuluted mnar. 11.600 uui-ugur. 6000 ' rolled oats fresh ground In barrels. IjOJ cracked where IreBh ground In barrels. 4200 lbs gold dust corn meal (or as good) ,, 'f-MBiouudlniinrrew 12(0 ins hominy fresh gmund in barrels, liw) ' choke Ulaud rice 1(1 0 gals Amber drips (syrup) in 60 gal bblB. A0 genuine New Orleans molabses best quality. Sr,J,t).a,ci,ru strch Oswego or as good. PMKX)' I-lveipoolbiilt U) chei se Cranston's or ns good. Ill) ' U d: Co's A fc 11 brand curb foda. M.0 cream tartar J A Kolger's prime or ns good 25 oz"brounin" superIor Bafely "'atches. 2 w hlsk brooms. 31 ' cans ojMtrs Field's or as good. ??., lol"Hto ling brund or as good. 10 b xes vermicelli. 6 ' III doz conceui rand ive Arrerican. JO lib. bteilo wux enndies 11 oz "'?. u."rctl'terbhUe sauce (quart) Lee 4 0 lbs xxx soda ciockers fresh. IW) G-rmet lot) Biosurch Oswego or as good. UO ' I'earl barn y. ItOCEHY. 1 dozroap dlthes. u a cuts, Muiecis. om quart soup bowls. iiegu lou pitchers. Dluch b up plates. ono pint .j nip pitchers. Dim ii uinucr plates. tumblers. 7 Inch piateB. l Mntcrtum pitchers. 12 lucu v soluble dishes, K i i .' lantern globes. Miute baits, siibu bouU. wax in pels. chauiUrpnts, C1L8, ETC. &'sa,,at,odL.l'iaribr,lnd,n,'lnks m parumne lucrkes6x8Inobe, KLOUH. MEATB. ffllnE?"T cr lMSO' l"f as re quaueri" tqUal rn,U or forB nua & t-OM 15 2J ' 16 ' 3 ' 4 2 10 1J 8 2 2 1 4 ' 2 2 ' 1 ' 48 1 200 lcet eueh und round Iron Norway. W ' 7-lo ' i 160 ' i . , 8 ' 3-4 oc'neon tool steel. 60 ' !K.illitlron rwav. lulbs each isusU, 7, and t, 1'utnam horse shoe iii.llH. 15 lbs each and washers. 6 16 lbs 14 In nuis. 15 ' Mi 2 uud 3 Sweet's American steel toe calks. 1 10-lncu horse rnsp Illller Bros, 10 pkgs 41b tlued flat head rlveH. 1 each 5 0aud2 top aud bottom snedces. 1 N.,?A"",1 N" 3 0uU Ptlu hammer IV. and 13-4 lbs. n 1 mi twist urllls 5-8 round shank by MS Irom 1-d to 1 1 each 3-8 plug and taper machine tap U I ceil river 1 uug4tuTchloi(lgCarrlaee b0l,B'1'!,'3 uud 5 Inch long ' nndCluch long ' ''' 1 ' ,', w- ' ' 2K,3Ji,4K,S, 0 nnd Bind lrg 1 'h s .'. . V mbl uo1'" V . '- 3 nud 4 luch long ' ' 1 ' 6-10 ' ' 2,2W,3,4, and&lnchloug ' ' 1 ' 38 2,2,3,4,6 Olnchlouj; n 1 ' ' 1-2 ' ' 2K,4K,0,7, and 8 ii rh l.,n . a "' ' IM lbs teat Dlucksralth coal I'LUMBING, doz rnch 3 ), i, V, y., Jenkins valves lemoMtbledH 2 2 dox.uch liukblug's to andlloJi,lJf 1 doz 'iacli J, 1, m, Ji, l Inch flange unions 1 tloz euch 1-2 1 1-1, 1 1-2, 1 btreet ells 1-2 doz 1 luch plugs 160 lett each 2, 1 Mack pipe '60 ' ' a, 1 .2 gulunlzed pipe 2U) ' 11-4, l.rf, 4.1-2 blucli pipe 2i0 ' l 1-4, 1,3 4, 1-2 iiulank d pipe I6.0.,' ' yV black pipe l-2dozrpch iui'er wheels lor No 2 and No tffuundtr's cutter 1 eacbIiiockVhain tongs 2 r.ctand3feet 1 2 d(z tacu 6-8 uud aA ccotch guageg.asn I61nchloug 1 hose strup lastCBer i uozuose jusleueis 1,2 doz boxm plug bafety chulu 20 Kushels churcoul 75 lbs solder 20 lbs No 1 lnBulatei! copper wire DRUUy 5 lbs curbollo acid cryst i ' boiuclo 10' aqua ammonia, cono 2 gross hottleB- oz 6 ib chiiirofurm, fequlbb's for anesthesa 2 collodion 1 gross corks NoO I ib 11 ext Idecac. Wicth Bao or I' D & Co. I ' ' ' Cannabis iudlcn ' ' 2 ' prunlsvlrgiulana' ' ' aibsfloxt barbaparilla W'ycth t Bro, or I 1) it Co 5galKgl)cerlue 1 uliissgrudiiato, IGoz SOOnpomorphlu, hypodermlo tubleu, W'i eth . Itro 1 oz morphine, sulphate lb citruto potassium lib lodldo 2galastoroll 2d'zstiength ulng plaster i dnzpoi ous j.lasttr Ad cocks i iu suupie ointment llbvabeliuo XX refined 1 moi tn r, wedgew i Kid o. 8. , . H niples may be teen ut the ofllce of tne board, goods mus bo lu accordance tnere Ith, aud coin in o hjliml packages wben possible. 'I be rltht toiejeolany orallbWi Is reserved. Delivery of sui piles will bere qulred wiihln len daj' notice of sccept uuoa of bid A cojiy ol this advertisement mustuccumruny cacti bid mid tbe name oflhe clubs ol sui piles must ha vrllteuon the envelope. E'ich bid must include tne tholtemsof tbeclubp bid ureu.ai'd rou give Items uud totals lu fu I wt'h eii-ep; tlon or input flour, llsti. udlllnt!ofllceri are prohibited from (onllniilng awumi of pvr hnBes w lieu the advi rlbemeu doei UOI colilulnnrnll iinrt isiriiDlfledtBCripuou oi Ibe orlloieslo be i uichssed. bids win be opentd oi 2 o'clock p. " ou Monday, January 2, ISM SYL.VK-Tfc.Il 1'FNNOVKB. GKOUOE WClHllI t, FUIUMi-TSrilAN, V. A. M r M.Y, Hoard of trustees. (J eikol tho Board. Good garden land tbrea miles bouthit of he pcntlentUry ou Mncleny roail. K&, down and baau.-e on & to lu yean t'ino Or trade forclty property. Da! Ilir, u' (l"' 12-11 tr kuow lhat i urler'a iron J'llls will rellevu , Welollel haw uf jour iliiouiiuT MiN Duty to Wauled. Salarv nml .rn.u AJ.Jf'.,Sb.,uaft;i,,u Int'i.n suaiou, iUA" Pemneut pace, Apply1 ,,ow,' "lllghent frlomwldforoouuio pMucc. ' Vu y frower, of uteiy sink ou both T,r,x.ur,rclJiy. BHUttN I1H0.4 OtL V-iaatAs-JM I'roo or t.HiubU's.voryorascoo D1UEU FRUIT, I'M ,iuu. t . , UO ' raslus i . . VJNEOAK. 600 pais ppre cider 40 gi bl'lCE, 201bsn.a-esr,iiiiiil. fO iim iiri jrotiifl. in I -I. K p ,'""r-' '"hd. ui J S II" m"n ' ,m3' i 4 glnaer ground. TEA 11L (uiumbU bmud'orM gee4, Sclsntlflo American Agenoy Kf 1U& v im J tr Mmr QAyEATSf TDlffll MARKS. DESION PATBMTfcl rmBVBlQHTSi 4)t0J For Information and free Handbook "ji,.?,Jfc prde.t bureau tor Mcurlmc raten" ' A'J Kvcrr patent taken out br o WJffi.iBt5 the puffio by uoUce glren tret ol obarg w w art olroalatton of any elentlfla ".?,, vr tareoat world.. fcr)n,iiilr iliiutrateu. VV 'i'i Ji abould b without lt iKwtri O- 1 1 ssuiWttrKsxv , . -. h, i .i-nAv - , urieryu,eu,i'hiciigit.