Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, January 16, 1893, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text37?rppil,MiBBaP1 HplflBlte. i """WRPSW SKwJiit l'tui- i r & . w WF. ' .SDrTOT CLEVELAND. Hill mh Murphy Ei- v prtts Lajalty. UUtilX; HOCKED Bf COLO. wyyortaOleyeland. Waki8tow, D. 0., Jan. 10 Tfa MMnpttoH that any eonibloa HMrillbe made (o oppose Clevi ImhI W preposterous" natd Senator . B. Hill of New York today. "Otovetend waa elected president by th Dwtfomtfe party and oa Demo mta both Senator Murphy and my 4f would be obliged to support lilm .'-wbctiMr we wanted to or not." Taralyd by Gold. OklOAOO, Jan. 14. Tbo cold spell t,, ,tl- t ... .1...... t 4t.r aafun if RJ I 'BllJHJ IHWl IOW UJ J mo "'" y, experienced In several years. Ai iWOUIUUn IMO UTOIHIUltivi .,a,vw- I tl.lu twlnuf Torn hilt. alllPJI Hint kowrtlie temperature has slightly moderated.. The railroads uro tbo ii kief sriffurers, nearly all pusecngtr tlttiwi being from 1 to 24 hoiim late Ike mall service is badly dyiuorul , ed and la some sections freight tfAe baa been abandoned. The mM weather hss filled the lake with VW'Ihtl tt& made life almcst unbearable w" mum waUr-works cribs. The ex- jC urUnoa nt tlia ktlon ftf Mllflllfilt lit. (Ill 15, Iwo-BqllH crib last night surpassid f T.T? r ..,lt,l....ln II..I n.ln.l.n In u.Vlirul j7. mmj WI1U III fruav 'Biwi " wivi-. ka Tliivltir Mm tllrvllt. filir lt jwmtBt A'uiiui uu ..u.w . w. .ifeu were seriously frozen. ? Strltckbya Oar. PK"' I.oa AKOKLHa. Gal.. Jan. 10 ' Jjktae M. Jatnesont an nged Met In diet minister, met his death yester day at tha comer of First atidHprlu streets, being run over by a heavy dummy of tho Downey-avenue cable car as it waft rounding the eurve on its way up First street. The old man was crossing the street when the accident occurred, lit did not see tho car npproabhlngtid kd almost cleared tho first truck when the sounding of tho goug aud ry from the by-stamleis aroused fclsu. lie seemed at a loss to know from what direction the car wus Mnlng, and stepped backward just n is time to be struck by tho oil-cow- leg dummy. Two liuug, 'HTanaimo, II. C, Jan. 10. A ..AkUble execution took place here I '' tbla umrnlnir. tli nrlmlimlii l)illicr Chinaman named Slug Kee, aud At) Italian, Demllilco Taraguollo. Tbo Cblnwniun walked llrmly aud F ' l Meed uader tho gallows quite calm ly. Taragtiello had to bo dragmd loujf and supported by uu ofllcer. vfckiddenly tho drop loosened, both faot beneath. Tho Italian died Almost instantly, but tho Chlnumuu ; awayed about for over two minutes. trHMl to loosen his hands and legs, kleiiiK about and nearly loosoncd Ilia lees. He uttered a groan then 11 WM still. Murderer Electrocuted. Daunbmoka, N. Y, Jan. 10. Kehrnel Loth, murderer of Mrs, DewaBecek who electrocuted at ? OtiHton jhIsoh nt noon today. Died From Injury. . c fioKTiNP, Or,, Jan. 10. John Hbeuletluer, llrenmit aud Rnpheul ' Cewetw, Italian luloiur, who were . ' lajurwl In yesterday's wreck on ; IWUaad A Willamette rallroad.dled , ' nhm their ItiJurlwtcHluy.ltls now do yioypfl that II. O, Itruudee Uutso wstistily fatally Injured. Tho re- sMStiilwg fourteen jH'rmma who sua injury, are Improving. sHrik A0Bg Coke Workers. IfMTWHUKO, Jail. 10. Il la wdd Sk VMtmorvlaud aud Fayette wtwksm are prepMrtug for n sstfMNtl strike, and will have the efthe ml tiers of ooul from ,wklHK eoal U drawn. -VMbUm Oabs Advuuced. 'AlfltJN, Jan. 10, U. 8. SMHtrt today advaucetl the JtlllMHe et al vs striking PAMmm miners In Idsho, a. Jsc tH'sriug January !W. t KowestMd. 1HQ, i'H,, JSB. 10, l'dl- tt ook at llomvstesd twin strike, tokl uu stsud in )f HMdh Depy, lisrged iHu-wulHt workmei). toM by hlw hsndoforv wttwxis sakl l)tv- IwwkWs to plswlu iMU at wwktueu. JU vrm)4 ttwke lUw KMk M 9"M m4 iUiinr We, IN kstLdjiddi am. JB.C, Js, W, UmX JMtWsjji ssMintsJhn, Metabertfatp of 13,10. Report ef lrear bowed wwoelttlon 1h sat isfactory financial condition. The Republican Caucus. Washington, Jan. 16. There wai a caucus of republican senators this morning to arrange the order of business to follow anti-option bill, which It Is expected will be disposed of, Wednesday. Nothing final wus done because of a difference of opin ion that could not be adjusted In tbo brief time tbo caucus was in eftwlon. The difficulty arose from all etlortof certain senators to bind caujus to take up the silver repeal resolution Immediately after autl optlon bill. Silver senators bitterly reshted the attempt aud the caucus adjourned to meet tomorrow. O. W. Humphrey, of the Jeflersou Itovlew, is In the city today. The northwestern senators alo made a victorious tight for the ad mMon of New Mexico, ArizooB, Utah and Oalahoma as stake. Thoy claimed tho opposition hereto fore manifested by Piatt, cbalrniai. on territories, is weakening. Probably Carey will Introduce ai omnibus bill for all purposes. A) there except possibly Oklahoma wlli bo Democratic. An agreement wu reached, and a vote will be taken oi tho null-option bill Wednesday. That there U trouble ahead on tli diver question Is evident fiom tin ittltudeof Teller and Stewart, boil of whom bitterly opposed tho ropeu of lliu Sherman act. Tho Lock in Kansas. TorKiCA.Kiin., Jun. 10. Tho onlv hope of (.'Heeling dluolutian of orn of I ho rival houses Ih tho Inability i tho populist, lenders to hold the) men. Several threaten to go bod 1 1; over to and act with tho Republi can of tho ho uo, unless a settle mentis reached thlflufteruoon.whei two houses meot. Republicans h.i 8 poptlllstB havo already pledgee thennelvestodo this. It Is believed such n move would forco tho Popu lists to surrender. City In Dnngor. Ohattanooqa, Tunn., Jan. 10. Ohuttitnongii Ib In darkness aud the city Is without a drop of watet. Twenty-four hours ago the wate company's supply gavo out, owliu to tho freezing of tho river and Ih water In tho suction pipes. The electric light wont out aud the city Is pitch dark. In case of lire not a drop of water could bo secured fur work. The situation Is critical. Sworn lu at Home. Nahuviu.i:, Teun., Jan. 10. Ow ing to Inability tooomo to thrt capi tal on account of hU nines'), Gover nor Klect Turner will tuku tho oath ofolllcuat his homo near Winches tor today. A Utah Bill. Wahiunoton, Jan. 10. Calnr, ff Utah, introduced lu tho houHoallll to enable people In tho territory ho represent to form a constitution and t stato government and bo udmlttod Into tho union as a state. Fomalo Butferago. Wabiunoton, Jtu. 10. Tho 25th anuinl sesdlon of tho National American Woman SutlVago associa tion opened yesterday with religious service. In addition to tho time honored votemns lu tho movement, Miss Anthony, Mrs. Stanton, Luo, Stone aud others, tbo scsjIou of tin coufereueo will bo actively partici pated lu by tho wives aud duugh tors of several Western Houston and represoututlves, Including tho wives of Senators Carey and Warren, m Wyoming, nnd tho wlfo of Con greiuau Dkvld aud tho daughter of Congressman llroderlok, of Kan sas. Better Sunday. Wasuinumn, Jan. 13. This has been n gonl tlsy for Hhlue; tho U-st he has paed lu two dais. Dr. Johiulou vlltel hU hotuo at 10 o'clock Sutuhy rvmalnlug only s fd momeuts. He s.tld llluluo Is struugerthsu In many days, and pained a nea y and o mfortablo tlay, Frsukllu Shot. roHTTuw.N8K.NP, Jan. 10,-Mi.o Kugle shot and prubably fatally lu Jurtd Ittu FrauWIIu In Silduck vat. ley, Clallam oouuty, last Meek, Roth art) rsuchers. Cardinals Created. Romk, Jsu, 18. The pope crtste! 14 oanllnsU at CouUtory twlsy, The Ut does uot lueJuds au Atuerl- Ml, XsfWMMUUv of OUvsksd. Kkw Vhk, Jsh. R-JtUb Qylwiy ms44s d,vlug trip to Wash IsfUM skturvky w tks ihwmhiU- Uv9f llM fH4let-i, tsK- tsJn Uwi 9kkm.ht tb rysJ atks M pMWMgMMW Ill I .II1 Wi 1 - .J " f " I ectnrelttee and others. He was in fermed that, wblki a great number of so-called silver men were disposed to follow Mr. Cleveland's advice, it was becoming evident that sliver legislation In the senate would be oppoted by certain silver Democrats In that body, as well as by tbo ma jority of the Republicans, and that, therefore, there was a disinclination to force a tight In tho house. Sever al of the silver men told Mr. Qulncy that if a repeal bill could bo passed In the senate the house would prob ably follow Its action. Mr. Qulncy returned to New York on an after noon train. THEFBENOH EEPUBLIO. Evidence Implicating Eoyallsts in tho Revolution. I'Aitis, Jan. 10. There Is pro found relief in Republican circles over the statement of Charles De Lewsep", Implicating Arthur Meyer, editor of LefJaulols, as having re ceived 100,000 francs from the Pan una company. This at last brings tho royalists Into the draw-not, aud allows what the friends of the re public have claimed from the be if unlng that the Republican olll ululs aud Journalists did uot have a iii'inopoly of the Panama corruption The fact that four Boulanglst depu (I ' arc said to bo put under a strong -uspkloii by the evidence before Frutiquevillo Ib also considered us ttrcugthenlng thecose of the repub lo by showing the hypocrisy of hose who assail It in tho pretended interest of better government. The jovernmeut has also been consider ibly strengthened by the speech of jhancellor Caprlyl on tho German irmy bill. This has In a large de- jrou diverted utteutlou from Pan una aflulrs and aroused a deep in erest lu tho foreign concerns of Franco, aud in tho necessity of Frenchmen standing together tgalust enemies abroad. The situa tion today Is therefore improved, and, ulthough Lo Figaro published a sensational urtlcle, signed by Hdltor-Iu-Chlef Muynard, urging Caruot, In tho interests of the repub Ic, to resign, very iltllo Is heard of tdverso criticism upon the president. Attention Is called to tho fact that Le G lulols recently printed u ma- Igouut story that Mine. Caruot had iittdo gifts to tho poor out of Hut Panama funds. There Is not a word of truth In tho assertion. Several prefects from tho interior attended ut the ministry of tho lute rl ir today in ordor to receive strict instructions to deal promptly with a I attempts by the enemies of the republic. A prominent republican says: "T 10 great object of tho reactionists of all parties is now to disgust Car uot with tho exorcise of power and got lilm to redgu boforo tho election of tho ohaiubur of deputies. ThU Jus', now stands too badly lu the oyei of tho couutry for the president ohated by It to havo groat weight lu tits eyes of tho nation." FOR REPEAL OF 8ILVER LAW. Gold Men Want to Stop tho Pro sent Gojnago. PiiiLADKLt'iiiA Jan. 10-. Prompt '! by an Intimation from the ex eoretary that but for n disposition mintig tho Republican senators to iinbarras Cleveland tho silver a toal bill could bo passed lu tho sou to, Souator Sherman has prepared statement for the Lodger, lu which ho will say: "It is as well knowu as anything can bo that a large majority of tho Republican svuaiois, including my. elf, are decidedly In favor of a re peal or Mupenslon of tho purchase of sliver bullion. They are ready today, tomorrow, or at any moment to vole for such u repeal. It U eOUSllV We II kllUU-ll Mint nut iii.im thsu one-fourth or ouo-flfth of the Democratic senators favor such a re 1)041, and they will resirt to extreme measures to prevent it. They are openly pronounced for the free colnago of sliver or Hcontlnuauc) of ttie existing law. Tho pretense made that tho Republican senators would sacrlllee the public Intervals for n mere political scheme U with out foundation, aud I feel like de nouncing it. If the Democratic party will furnish a coutlngent of 10 seuator lu support of a repeal of tbo the sliver act of ISW, It will pass the seaat within 10 days. As for Ray. ard, he stands whew ho has always stood cm fiHsnelsl quNtuui, sub- staHtUtly iltut, but astltig with a party wrong oh steh qustlotM.'i Xtroy. K4lR, Js. l,-.Tb ihh U W (o W wesriir s irt(ea to tbs TH LEaiSLATURS. THE SENATE met this afternoon at 2 o'clock, when the president announced the following STANDING COMMITTEES. Elections; Woodard, Hayes, Hus ton. Ways and means, Hlrsch, Gates, Woodard, Blackman, Raley. Judiciary, Denny, Cross, Willis, Weathvrford, Butler. Claims, McGinn, Stelwer, Myers. Military utrulrs, Bancroft, Gates, Butler. Roads and Highways, Cross. Looney, Crosno, McAllister, Beck ley. Engrossed bills, McGinn, Dodson, Myers. Eurolled bills, Gates, Hlrsch, Weatherford, Printing, Maxwell, McGinn, Raley. Corporations, Cameron, Cross, Vunderberg. Commerce, Looney, Maxwell, Smith. Countles.Dodson, Looney.Veatch. Federal relutlons, Coggswell, Al ley, Bancroft. Mining, Cameron, Woodard, Mc Allister. Agriculture, Vunderberg,Camerou, Alley. Railways, Hayes, Cameron, Den ny, Matlock, Coggswell. Assessment, Willis, Btclwe'1, Dod son, Raley, Hustou. Public buildings, Looney, Ban croft, Beckley. Fishing ludustrles, Alley, Hlrsch. Cross, Bluckmau, Vtatcb. Public lauds, Stelwer, Maxwell, Hayea, Coggswell, Smith. Education, Crusuo, Willis, Mat- luck. Senator Hlrsch Is given chairman ship of the most Important commit tee und ranking with the judiciary, uud second place on euiolied bill? atid liberies. Seuator McGlun, tils chief supporter, is g.veu two dial mauships. Cross gets un important committee nnd Looney gets two committees. Contrary to all past custom, President Fulton given Coueswell, Democrat, a chairman ship; uud Vunderberg, Populist, n chairmanship of agriculture. HOUSE 2 p. M. JAN. 10. Roll cull. Prayer by Rev. Kel lertuun. Reading of Journal. STANDINO COMMITTEE. Speaker Keudy announced stand' lug committees, chairmanships ah follows; Elections, Northup. Ways uud Means, Wright of Union, Judiciary, Paxton, Claims, Cornelius. Military, deer, of Clackamas. Roads uud Highways, Cooper. Engrossed bills, Merrett. Enrolled blllt, Belknap. Indian allnlrH, Ormsby. Printing, Duncan. Corporations, Russell. Commerce, Gulllxsou. Counties, Brown of Morrow. Federal relation, Hobbs. Mining, Wright of Murion. Agriculture, Geer. Alcohollo liquor tralllo, Belts. Railway and transportation, Qow an; education, Browu of DuUglus. Assessment, Chandler. Public bulldlugs, Ford. Internal Improvement, Goodrich. Fisblug, Mers. Labor, L Vinson. Medicine uud pharmacy, Daly. Horticulture, Coon. Public Normals, Gill. Rules, NicKell. Sulury uud mileage, Durham. MARKETS. P o it t I. A n n, Jan. 10. Wheat valley, tl.15, Wulla Wulla, $1 .05 11.07. San Fhanl'ISco, Cb!., Jun. 10. Wheat, May fl.35. CttKUtio, Ills., Jan. 10. Whest 821. lluby crlci, Motlior blghed, Doctor pncrilel : CtorU NOTICE. Attention Is c died to section 35 of ordinance 03, which by order of .he committee ou atreets and public properly, the 8lret conuulNjIoner 1 tlPe-led tontilotly enforce. It reads as follow.; Any pencil who ohall throw or dexlt In any street, Kldewalk or r.KitpathoftlieClty of Salem, any broken Bla, Umlm, crocWery.iialls, or other ut.lauco whatvotver, whereby the feet of hors., jHHtes Irtdiuorany beast of buiden may beinjurwl; or throw, deposit or weep Into or upon any treel, lde wlkorfvH.p.MhofHaleui, of iai.r or otner HibeUuce whatever, ex cept mw or din resulting from travel, hail, uj-ou convlctlombertof wrw me lecmier, tw flueti uot ktu than Mve dllr or more than fifty dolUn, O hm'.i taii TiJZ. Sr7ti a ir kk bMdMtt. U yi . i is; " "?. " m: MMlH K'- .-a. sii Mro. Ellzabctl Hcaser Baltimore, MA. Rescued from Death All Said Sho Could Month Not Llvo a A'oto AUve and WcllTltanlca to Hood's Sarsapartlla. " I praise HooVi Sar-iaparllln. for It li won dcrJul medicine. I suffered 10 years with Neuralgia and Dyspepsia and fnlntlnc pfll. Sqmctlmc.i I would bo almost stilt with cold persmranon. j ....,, nti tnnnpv fnr mpdical attendance, but t did not get any benefit until my daughter told me about Hood's Sarsapartlla, nnd I bcffan to take it. I weighed less than 100 lbs. and was A Picture of Misery Tvcry one who saw me thought I could not live a month. But I improved nt mice after hcKlnnlne with Hood's Sars.tp.irllla. nnd have cradually pained until I am now prr rreily cured. 1 eat well, sleep well, and am In pirfrct licnllh. I owe all to Hood's Sarsaparilla Instead of bclnff dead, I am alive nnd wsh 14-i lb." MllS. ELIZABETH MESSI II, 19 Ci' t Barney Street, Baltimore, 51d. HOOD'S P1LL3 cure Nausea, Sic); Head iche, Indigestion, BUlomnoM. Trie; 2'i c cnta. THE SAhMON INDUSTRY. Astoria Budget: Oovernor Pen nover. In ills message to the leglnla- ture, makes an able and energetic presentation of our Impeiiled nlmou Industry, tho causes uud the remedy. He points out the fact that when th) industry was 1W established gill-nets were ulone employed with me'hes sufficiently large so that the sm iller salmon were allowed to pass undisturbed, but that by the Intro- djctlou of traps aud wheels an in discriminate aud wholesale slaugu- er of fish of all sizes was the result thrfatttening the speedy extinction of the Industry and roboimr vast numbers of brave and honest fisher men of tho means of livelihood Concluding hesaje: "The Supreme Ciurt Reports of Oregon dinclose the fact that a paid lobby in the iutereste of these mouoplies has liithertofore swarmed with the purlieus of tho Capital during legislative sessions and it will undoubtedly reappear here during the present sessions. The Board of Fish Commissioners has mtiutained lu all its reports a complete and most sigulilcaut sil ence in regurd to the effect of these most dest ructive met hods of destroy- iug our tlshitig interest. The grave duty is therefore imposed upon tills egislature of abolishing all these monopolistic instrumentalities seins, listi-wheels, tlsh-trups, and Fish Commissioners." How's This We ofler Oue Hundred Dollars Howaul for any caseot Cuturrb that can uot be cured by Hull's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney & Co. Props., Toledo Ullll). We the undersigned, have knowu F. J. Ciienv for the lust 15 earn. Mini believe htm iierfectly honorable in uu oiiniiiesi truiisacilniis una tin uticiully able to curry out any obli irutloui made by their linn. West & Truux, Wholesale DrURgists ruiedo, U,, WhKIIiik, Kluiiaii & Co Whulesule Driiegists Toledo, Ohio, HuU'h Caiarrh ('ure is tukeu in teruully, uctiug directly upon the blood uud mucous Bunace of tho ysleui. Price 7oc. per bottle. Sold by all Drugnistu. Teetiiuoululs free. WISC0S1N CENTRAL LINES. (Ncrthem Pacific R. R, Co., Lessee.) LATEST TIME CARD. Two Through Trains Daily. I&topm C23ptn I.M'un. a 915aiu 4.l5pui 1.3U(il,i 7: loli lMl-aul.il S..J.uu .ivlii IUuUi t 16pn lUulutUi I. .0ui uu)o. 1 6un 7Sim Alil'il.' MXuu o.uui 7.1iilll ) lllrtU v hlCMgll J.47,,1! J 1J)JU1 Tickets sold and lwijge checked UirmjU to nil polu s lu thu Uulted btutcs HUlt UlUHdU. C'lo. cuiiut . Hon made lu Chicago vrllh ull tralus L-uliitf ru.-l ui,d im.uiIi, or luiULronuutlou apply lo your near eat tlcul infill ur J.i-., o, I'omi. oou 1-ius. uiid Tkt, Abu, LUlcugo, lit oa rwrKTios- yisqi fm iu tt.rr Mtu. I.tlou. IVMiwtSTAIV. rE ET4 STRICTl-ttS. CVmOO.OrJU10UukIOLEI.TIOilU FMsdin. A (jriCK CCK br LECCOKllllau m UlTta. fcJJfcxUlDBl-nOIJW. S-tU4Alg,Hk Kil.TI'Oa --.r. tcrt in On.. U.M VC'CS., ru ISai '" UD"" 1S93 Country Gentleman TIIKBI'STOFTUK AGRICULTURAL WEEKLIES. Farm Cropa and Processea, lIorticultureKDd FrultGrowinir Live-Stock and DaU-jIdit While It U luciuut-s minor dnCn! urei U ol Kurml lutre.t, sucti i ih" KL try ymd.eoU.uwl.vy. b-k..lDK. in. lou. and jniiery. wteriiuuy reujie. Urni quwtkn nnd c,f, nrKtdi rwtur. I'owmic econa.y. Sd iU; iuryiMriUi.wi ih week lu tut ketrwwuruuusullj coaip-ie. .S !h!,,,.,.U'tu"" "f5" WoBtot when ta ihit kbiI . .li ,. .. ,T. TUB llrtll.UU.sttt by rweil !. wt,r.tlumorr.dlB mMr hi HMfjMr.si w erriwSal ri! PLUM RATRfl KMn i Two 5-Utri'Him. ' itua 4 SI -, M .' i m TiXGETITLEMAIi-FREKn. ,'--- w Church Directory. ErA50SLiCALCoer of Utsny "J Center streets. Bunday .erv lei ""l' and 7:30 p. ro., 8undy school 12 in., Y. i 7:30 p. m. J. Bowcrwx, pa.ter, residence 427t.lten.vktrect. , rKWHrTSKiAS.-Cuurch street, between Chcmeketa and Center, frying morn ing aud evening Sabbath school ut li m, Y I'.8.0.K.tB:iP. m. prayer mtetll.g TH..rtffi7aon.m. Hev.F.H.Owyune, D, V pastor. booth KALKM-M. Hi church. Preach ing every Sunday at lfc30 a. m. and 7 p. in. Sunday school at 3 p. m. 1'iaycr nutting Thursday at 7 p. m. Epwor h League, Friday at 7 p.m. llev.Ltms.il. Lee, pastor. CCMDRBLAUD PBESBTTKBIAN-Salem, Oregon, Kev. J.E. Blair, Pastor. Sunday school every Kunoay, 10 a. ru. Preaching every Sunday, 11 a. ra. und 7M0 p. m. r.hnmh house on High street, between lariou and Union. Kverybody welcome. U.NITFD BBETIILBI.-TW(i blocks BOUth- west or pussen er depot, services eery Mabbathat II o'clock, nd at 7:J. Saobalh school at 10 a. ru. Prayer meeting every Sat jrday night at7:30. Kvery body cordial invited. Rev. .1 8 Jennings, PuBtor. M ETHODLSTi:i-lscoFAL.-Scrvlces onSab hnih nt id a and 7:30. Sunday school at io- v,,u-nrtl, l.cii!?iesut6:lo: Prayer meet- ,X i In'g every Thuraday evening. Bv. C. L. Kellermun, pslor. ST. Joseph's Catholic CuOKCU.-Che-meiteta and CotUuie. Sunday services: Low mab7.U0a.m.; hlijh mass 10:30; Sundu school 3 p. m.; vesptrs 7.00; week days, low whi,h 7 a. ro. Hev. J. 8. White, pastor. Co.su !0Atiosal. Clorutr Center and Libert j gdislCLM Sunday al 10.30 a.m. and 7 ji. m ; Sunday ecliool VI ai., Y. P. a C. K at bit) p.m.; prayer meeting7:30p.m.Thurs day. Lvanoelical Mission.; Corner Che lUfckttuaud 171U streets. Service In L'ng lUneiyNunday evtnlng ut 7:30; aunday sotiwl at 3.30 p in.; prayer meeting every Wtd i sday evening ut 7.30. bT. I'aui. EriacoPAL Crnacn. Corner Church mid Cbemekeia. Bel vices 10.30 a in. and 7 p. m.; Sunday school lb)5 a. ra.; service Thursday 7.30p m. Kev.W.Luud, l uctr. Kiibt IIaitist. Liberty and Mailon. HerUces HMJ a. ra. aud 7:00 p. m; Sunday school 12 m.; young people's meeting ut t p. ni.; jiroyer meeting 7:.'!0 Thursday. Upv. Itobert V hltakcr, paBtor. Kri.k JltTiionisT. Ittv. 11. P. Smnlley pastor. Hervlces Suuduy mornlug uud ef enlug, Huncbiy school at 10 a m.; praer meeting Friday ulght. Chhrch opposite North Saiein school. Friends. At Highland park on car line. Services 10:30 a. m aud 7..M p. to.; bunday bchool 12 m.; Christian Knde.'ivor 6 p. m.: prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 p. m. Kev, F. M. Oeorge, pastor. The Church of God holds regular ser vice" in the Oermuu Baptist church, on Norlh Cottage street. Preaching Suudnj at 2.30 p. in. Prayer meeting every Thurs day evening at 7:30 p m. lUv. , TA Olllet, pastor. German Uaptist. Services in German IlppUM church north ol Cottage stieet. Huuday school al 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 n m. Evening service at 7.30. Kev. Johu Fechter, pastor. Cukistian hciKXB.-Servlces in Unl Uirlau ball at llUOii.in.and 7:30 p. m.; bub bath school 12 m,; Bible study Thursda) cHuing. U.nitabiAn. Cor Chemeketa and Ulgh stitet. hunaay servues 10-. 0 and 7.0 Juujay school at 12. T. W. lluen, pas tor. Cukistian. High and Center. Sunday school Vi 111.; preaching Khffl a. m.; young people's toclety 6-ao p. in.; preaching 7:U) p, 111 Kev, V. Ii. S llllanis, pastor. Ueiiman Kkfokmkd. Cupltnl and Marl on.jsunday servleu II u, m.;Miuduy seuool 10 a. 111.; prajer meellnj Wednesday 7:J0 p. lu. Itev. J. Muellbuupt, pustor. Evangelical Corner of Liberty und Centtr streets. Germau service eerj first and third undajs. J. 11 Fisher, pastor. i.khman Lutiikkan. North CoitageM. Services on 1st and Jd suuduy t.l eucii month at 2 p. ui. liev. G. e,. .Mcyer.pastur. African Methodist, North Hulsm. Services at 11 a. in. and i 00 p. m. Huuday school at 1 p. ui. Kev. G, W. White, pustor, TEHi'KiiANCK.-Unlou Lodge ol Good Templars, No. 66J meets every Fndo nlfchtt Griinao Hull. Travelling mem bers are corululiy invited. Hollue-suHUilluelIeullng,nt l!5HlL-b street, ev ery Sunday ufieruuou ui 3 o'clock. The First Law of Nature. This seir-preservatlon Is acknowledged to be, and people who adopt against the encroaches of disease a genuine mtdlciual safeeuard, accredited by exper eoce uud thesaucilonoi physiciaus,uffor-la happy illuslrallou of the wisdom or the sjylug, lu the health they restore uud continue to enjoy. Amoug maladies, ugalnst the growth oi whicn Hostetter'd stomsch Bit. Urs uflords ettlclent prutectlon, diseases ot the klaueys and bladder nre fraught with ihe utmost jierilaud exhibit great cbstin- llf-nm n''pr,5el .,by ?rdlnary means, ihe illy. rson snd will Mibane them No te-timouy is stronger thnn this used uttbe iiui.eiundpersisioutlj.the best re suits may t.e espied The medicine also en.die.ies liver complaint, constipation. nerPXnHeVsWalarl ' "?" au"d Salary or Commission ro agents to handle the Patent" hemlcal ISZ V'?,1"s.,.ncl1, Ttoe "iol u"f..Und novel Invention oi the aKu, Erases luk thon.ugiily D to seco..d.. Worn like msilo. au to 600 per cent, pmflt Aenu luaklne . ,wr k. We ilw iant i. erat agent lotaiH charge oi teriltorv and appoint sub kents. a tire "Kin mk so . e tuoi y. rit-ior termstnS vb., X116), u (We; Ti? "Ube, "J p For Sale at a Barwio, A good un acre fruit tract near Rilem PACIFIC LAND AND ORCHARD CO. FOR TOWN $2.00 "UtYE t I'OROELaix Ptrdoien fortheOnest finished PHOTOGRAPH I-........ MONTEB BROS -- ftWil.l W CoaimercUl Street, T. J. KUKSS. HOUSE PAINTING, PAPER BA.NQING, Natural Waad rt.M...- 0.liM.t,uiSN. IN 1893 All Howls U'il l "lilc"- THE CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE &ST. PAUL R'Y leads rraa:B v-a-kt Excursion Holes lo NKW ADVEItTlHEJIENTS. f-iOIt HALK Five shares ol 1st series of T Auem, Building a Loan As wlHilori 1 t par value. L. A. Uavlbon, W Court street. 1-lMl DUGQY FOn MALE -Nearly new, at ft IJ bargn'n. luaioace, ltoom..Gmy brock. U. B Clemeut. I-ii-Ol tlTOOD TO CHOP. About sixty cords V ol wood to chop lice. v. M. lllnehart. Laliai uioofl oi-1-12-lw )IANO FOIt BENTSee Prof. Z. M. l'ar lu.ut conservatory 01 iub,.-. I -il WANTKD.-Charles L Web'ler a Co unt agents who have sold Ency clopedias, lllslorles.nr h'gh cla'8 subscr p. 11.,.. h.iu. 1 h(viiTerllie best suhscrlp- tl n hooks on ihe toniinent. Hi'ferences required. Apply at once to T, M.J Manager, 97 Filth Avenue, New - 1, J1IIUU1B, 101 k. WANTFD A place to work In family, by two German Rlrls H qalre of lie ,Iohn Fechter, 600 Liberty St. 1-6-3U 7 He IIWO FUUN18HE1J KOOJID-AI TO rraoe street, two diucss irum r-.io ouse i-oMi- alUIS PAPEK is kept on nie Drake's Advertising Agtno" at R. C . ' uiid ti, Merchants 1'xchnnge, an ) iiiclsto, CallfornlH, where contracts lorai ftrllsls can be made for it. REED'S OPERA HOUSE. Monday, January 16th. "The Master" ol German Dialect Comedy, MR. GEORGE P. MURPHY AND LEDERER'S COMIC rLAYLnSl lu the Great Laughing Festival, n 43-Reserved f eatson sale at Patton's. Notice. Notice Is hereby givfln.lhat theCommlt Ueou Streets and Pub Ic property of thu City ol Salem Orejon, will sell at public nut-lion In front of tho city's building uow occupied byrupltal Engine compinv und "telnpr t !onnenian as n grocery store, ut the oornor of Liberty and -tale streets, lu the city of 'alem, f two o'clock p. m , Wedueslay. Jauuury 25, ls9 1 t he following ue-enueu pruperij : iy leei c ii oi m i-;ast end of Lot No. 8. Block No. 47. In the Oitv of Snlem, Marlon county, Oreaon, known as ine uuinnne now eccupieu oy tn . Tiuer EiiKlne Company. Als i the ' lty of ualem's property on the 8 K cornor ul Liberty and Stme streets, cemmenrlm: at the North East corner of nlock No. 20, In the City or Salem, .Marlon rouniy, megon; theme souttierly alone the westlln of said block VH, 108 leel; 1 hence euteny parallel with the norlh line ot said Hiock.O feet. Tneuce northerly, pirullel with the west boundary line or said rtloclt, 10(1 feei. ton e north boundary Hue of said llli ck;Thfnoe wes eny to the plan, ot be gluntuir. Build ngnowoccupleo byBteln er &. Minuetnun grocery, Capital Engine to. nnd clt Jail. Term of sale One half rash on owoni. ance of bid by city council of the city of falera.and the balance ut the expiration oisix inoDtl)", witli Intcrestatthe rate of s per cent, per anuum. The r'ght to reject auj and all bid-i Is hereby reserved. A. Kl KIN. Colon. i, J Olmstkd. Ged. Guav, Committee on Streets ami fubllc Pronertv 1-Utd ' Notice. Notice is hereby given thst the Cltyol '?uLe,m J?"1 re,V8 keal,d Proposal for a site or the contemplated new cdy h.ll up ,H ."J! nnon-of ,h' 25 h day ol Jai"u urj, 1 8J Any p,rs n having proi erlv "'.',ab ?r "i1.8 p,,lrpo-e "f 'he mi Idl ,goyf ?. ?" wlljubmltth. prnpo al for Its -.. . ...",i., iu luceuuiiiiiiieenn streets dese.lptl.in of the premises 'Ihe right to n t. PI nnv art., nil ... ,- , . KU. u serv-edT " V W Is 1S nerey re- served, (oioshi. J Olmsted. Gto. B. Uhay. ' MJ-td School T.ix Notice. for the yable at the a i? I id ui LEAVES SALEM LEAVES TORTLAND aucday, ' iutsUHy, lhursday atd E.M.WaitePrintingCo" LarBestiestabllshmentlnthecliy. OVER BUSH'S BANK SAIKM, "I OREGON, LOTS J?RUIT TRACTS MILLS, (J a x.?01 ,ni of dlstrlc No Jl iV " ""w oue und x- office of y lie a. Moore". Pd luum a. xn xn t eame woo E. M1IR1MIV BATHS Tile for Sale, Brick and Tile Yard. NORTH BALKM. Take It I EVENING J6CRXAL, -AS johx mwix, CarFntei and Builder, sPHUteMw,u llio World's Fnlr. I W. WEST, Proprietor of the GERMAN MARKET On Commercial- Ht, and the CASH MARKET On State Street. Good Meats, Sausage, Lard, HnmB, Ba cor.nud ever) thing kept in a nrst-cluss establishment, , 1893. HARPER'S WEEKLY. ILLUSTRATED. Harper's Weekly Is acknowledged as standing rlrst among illustrated weekly pe llodlcaisln An erltu. 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" i m HARPER'S BAZAIt 1. 4 00l HARPER'8 YOUNG PEOPLE "'. 2 bO, Unltedn. ,to eubscrlbfrs la the, united rMutts, Canada, and Mexico. The volumes ol the Baiar beeln wl'i h f h first number for January of each v ear iliHirsRsi seSSrMStSi.sSiftK: Address: HARPER 4 BROTHER5. New Ysr'k:. erof1M;,sUVdi;'VkcTrnSOve eent tor finding h'dden irealuAiUB,ne,l ,ods for r. HI' verSllnes Thi m .r locfltlng Gold taInlytheereate8trti!LlnBtrun,enl '8 "r onheaf'oriurVrry .r. Invention "r juriuer miormation address DR. H. SMITH, Bali m, Oreuon." AND FARMS. J. I BENNETT k SON. CANDIES, fruit and CigarSr P O. BIooU. k Locating Mines; . T. HIMIIIKEYS, Civ d Tobace, BltLURD PARLOR, a"a Oom'l 8tr.t. tS&ssxts&ja H!SLSl.eeUltj t ibsimsw St U SMMi AMMwiMti nihwomm, avy tMt w- I Wh MCrtat, " jUndertalini f L M.k . I. "" MI TUukBinrilMfa tv CENTSA" jwmt