Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, January 19, 1893, Image 2

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Also Suoretary'i. y Husk, Noblo and Wniin ', at President Harrison's oab'l Fully 10.000 BtraiiKora nre ox- fobepremmt from all part" .' of llw cwuntry, .Many uualnwt jr- oiii im oIowkI today nnd nil will m ltM it leraorrawr. xtrmtmsa uxyhb's pvnkmku hAtuftmoov, N. J., Jan. 10. Pre klentHrkot Cleveland loft hero early tbkiHtWBlHg for Fremont, Ohio, to attMMl'rUte funeral of lata exI'rctil 4m If . He will rot urn Sunday brW Monday morning. f Hi all Secretary Promoted. WiKWOH( Mail. 10. The yjMiJiit'tMWiwnttotho eonate tho Buwi QB Klljab J. Halford to ,hllfmrt,, with rank of major. ... XtvOMgreM. WdMmtKfTOK. J). Ci Jan. 10. .linJWjfrfTirthellKht house bill, awBWt wmohiicu uprorconsiruo- ttoft tf tws revenue euttcm for me t. n thk rMtne eoiwt. but iviiiroro nil IMmMaA agltist It aud tho hill wan 8. Thehenato bill, with providing that no person I jiillt kmi e-xoued from trstlfylng bo "iAritp'tke luterstate commorco com- I -MfMWH B (jruuiiu mm. uia vviuuncu )$: Mwd to orlmlnuto himself, tli ' , 1 jib van otiuuvo. Wahhinciton, D. 0., Jan. 10. ';jnM lirorfueel nmondinent to h MHHfry otvll hill, InoreasliiK tho rUtkm far enforument of the ficalMfriou act from GO.tHX) to fe -illi...- I'-MMMBWWe (Nf Ml firflnw ' jfekwJI DAN mHtoit,JMAl.-JtM Mr fewtl WftM fry-VfcfceHiMlf eH( fM WofiW iff b ftWHf In (MM fti Mf rW iNkrH brf ft tff4 rrt wWt alhtrrtt tfrWf . () rtrfJ fW th &M rrty of 6 Kiwi! A C'tf- (Mtd flMrll fa k llAh M fiotifl wM 6Wri, ftfjd IWr0rWwiefil (Ij6: henved ! work taf nblUtA iat AiMMf wlshlri Htl IhtbOieMiifidudigMiMtniiftfi Mf, Wili rlAf eHlri H4. 'I lf h h(' rtfjlly yS (,f, (l0 ertdbli 1)6 Hrrt hlh ldi(Hy ftHlitftAHdihef j m, ,! (ie jd did M well thai MpfiifthiifriNrfcKii hy flto ClnplslH William!, utlhn HtlMi tllfi UmlikU, ttoiit Lltrcfi(iol,wllli H trtfgoof 6ol fl'lcf ft lmnii l( lTd iUHi itmi (Imt on Noyembei1 2; Iw Hwd n lfto Ifo" !! rtfe. rns vwimI w(M KcUlilg we" ! I" tho water, showing that Uie tho Imd bef il hufiilliM for om lime. Tho yalilrf were Olldcck and tlid Iwalo wefd iiue, showing thai l ofewr had ahriiidoiied the burning- vessel. 'Wtf got within About a mile of Hie burning ship," wild Caplnln Williams, "but It wn nearly twl' light, and It was not jtosslblfl to make out the name. Iliad a boat lowered to send to tho wreck, but tho weather was very jtiully at tho lme, and T ordered It back to Hit blp, As far as I could make out, tho derelict was a veesel of WOO or ,1000 tons, and about 820 feet long." The Goodrich had n narrow es cape. OI Oujmj Illunco, In the doiith Atlantic, tho coal In tho Bee ond aud third hatchi's was found to ho heating, the thermometer rising from 1 10 to 125 deg. It was decided to shift the coal from the two hutches. Aflercultlnsdown eoveu feet bulweon decks tho coal com menced to eend up a volume of iimoku and was so hot the men could not stand It but a few mo ments at u tlmo. Tho hot coal, which amounted to some 00 tons, was Jettisoned. The captain says llmt had 48 hours louger elapsed without tho shifting, cutting down undjvttlugxonlug, he belluvea the ship would have been burned. Uaptalu Nlulson, of tho new brig Geneva, from Huqulum, reports that on January 18 ho sighted tho wreck of an unknown vessel of about 1000 tons. No sign of 11 living ul was to bo seen, and the wreck had evi dently been abandoned. The hull was pulnted black and the deck houses white. About 85 feet of tho mainmast and 20 feet of the mlzzen must were still standing, while the sails and spurn were lying about tho deck, which wuh partly covered with lumber. Tho rig was that of a bark, us fur as could bo seen. The vcvsul uasovldently wrecked In tho last storm, Night camo on before the Geneva got oloso enough to make the wreck out. Tho only vessel long overdue Is tho bark Mi'Jwtlo, from Belittle with coal, It Is not known hero whether tho bark had any lumber on deck when she sailed, !!0 days ago. ijiiiili uihii w i mm 1 m r m ' XVJU a- luo jj S ."ST ''HmmI . -1 j 1 Tk OhlnsM Act. f, Minn.. Jan. 10. Judge , of tlw United titatea court ldoorl th Ohlueso exclusion Mt mattltmloiiul In u case yigltt WAm1 him 1111 habeah cor- ttMfnilliiillli'Mrln nrwstof Ah Yuk, r mvu yearn nldeiice UhiHHtes. AM KKOK. JHklPl.VfA JH, 19. Advleea from ipbtatJHeerJet that the re- fMl ttWi Ml Judge decided jSOMXN 4Mi)kW40ll HOt to 1)0 llll- wnnieous. Trials, rAMl Wi Tb Uefwu In li(Nl W" jmhiwI twloy with f Srbtux. lie held ifcMl NiUWt to do with Me AA that hi Hi W Hdo eeixi 6 7B Wm JHWM . P. O.. Juu. 1. It .iMMMttthki morn Hth4M well kut lafhU 4t Ihnmhh) wmi lm i. will 11m ii with. RMily lllliaMtttU iwtu- MM INm rtwek tor m mbMim Wm IwNHHi U HHt E00ENTRI0 MILLIONAIRE. Lives in Qroat stylo aud Endows Servant Girls. BritiNcinKM), Mas., Jan. 10. John Bpuuldlng, a millionaire, liv ing nl tho United Htates hotel In lhMton, has glveu eighteen servant girls employed therefSU.tKK), HHUild Ing owns n splendid place at Dor chester, aud has a suite of rooms at the United States hotel every whi ter. Ho Is a philanthropist who doca not believe 111 doing all his good after ho diet. About Christ ma tlmo Mr, Bpauldlug told Land lord llayiics that ho would like to remember tavoral of tho women em ployees. Beveral days later Mr, Bpuuldlng gave eight little packages to Mrs. Illckey, Mr, lluyue's sister, with tho rcipittit that she would hand them to tho servants, One was for the little KuglUh girl who takes tickets at tho dining-room door; another was for the girl who tends tho telephone, and tho third for tho girl who overee tho clean tug, and so on, Mrs. 1 licit ey know ing of BpaliUllug'a liberality, peeped Into the packages and was uiwot by Until ok SJ shares of preferred stock of the ltevere Sugar Itetlulng Com MtHy In each. As thu market value of thW stock Is f 120, the elcht gifts agritttel ai.OOO. When the womoii rvclved their prvAtuts one flutel from Joy, nnd niot of them erknl. ThU cjulto ovenme ,Nr, BimikllHg and li saUl ho gUiMt he had iuaU a Mistake, for the divl Uwd wf 10 pr nt, om ivfirretl k i4m)M be drawn only ttul aHHuallyt w be Hde up eight add. ttottal rolls, and Ih nnk of (taw were U tUW4 ttf MHIHOtl stoek T tUv aw ewwauy, u whk4 dtvMmds 111 ft fdwyMtlioMgn read mIi, ApfiuMlbgA Co, Iftom that busl UM hit, Hpnuldlng want Into the sugaf IrrtdOf In whloll lie amassed hk large fof (tiiie. Olflcn Arrested. AN VHAMitnut, Jan, 10. Today Win, Olseii) owner of Iho steam schooner Olseii, which vowel was recently sehicd by two govern meut officials on the ground that she was a smuggler, was taken Into custody by tho United Btates marshal. OIeu Is charged with aiding aud abetting the landing of Chinese. Olsen will have to present bondsmen, who will ijuidlfv In tho sum off 10,000. The caw ugalnst tho crow of tho Olson Is proving stronger, aud tho prosecu tion expects to havo no dlfllculty In securing conviction. Gold Continues. LoNON,Jan.l0i-Tho cold weather continues 011 tlio continent unabat ed. Many deaths from exposure are reported. THE LEGISLATURE. flHNATK 2 I', if. JAN. 18. lirlgadier General Compson'a In vitation asking the legislature to vis it review of O. N. G. at Portland armory read and resolution adopted accepting tho Invitation. KIIIST HEADINO OK J3IM.8. Denny, for board of trustees of peultentlury and reform school; to second; Judiciary. Duller, for water works bonds for Dullus. Cross, relating to collection of taxes, llutler, for widows' dowers. House Joint memorial for early completion of Nicaragua canal; adopted. Heuato special commltteo appoint ed to draft Joint memorlul to con gress against foreign Immigration, reported that memorlul had been drafted; adopted. Bl'EOIAIi COMMITTKIM. President appointed following special committees. To consider plans for acquisition of locks on Willamette river. Cross Daley. To draft general Incorporation bill WIIIIb, Duller. To visit mineral springs at Uoda- ylllo Dodson. To look after tho fishing Indus tries of tho Columbia river Max well, Myers. KritST lUUDlNd UV JIII.LS. Hayes to umeud code. Alley, relating to Indebtedness, Judiciary. Vanderburg, for 'publication of county exjiendlturea on posters; priming. BIX'ONl) HKAIHNO 01' HILLS. Maxwell, to moud charter of Tilla mook; Incorporations. Denny, to regulate building and loan associations; Judiciary. Hmlth, relating to killing of live stock by railroads; railroads. Dodson, amending code relating to Daker and Malheur counties; counties. THIItl) HKADI.NCl or HILLS. Vanderburg, to Incorporate Myr tle l'olut; passed. Huston, to umeud charter of lllllsboro; passed, President signed senate Joint reso lution relating to making ilnal proof on forfeited lauds. Cross Introduced a bill to Include Bellwood within Portland aud boundaries. Adjourned. iiet'Hi: 2 r. 11. JAN. 18, 111 Lid I'ASSKD. House bill No. 27, a local bill to till vacancies In the board of water commissioners. Char er bills for Lebanon, Lake view, Adams were pused. COMMUNICATIONS Resolutions of state board of eUlliutlon recommending lower levy of eehwl tax, and longer time for said board to do its work, etc. Petitions to havo cerhlu parts of Cl.ickuiims iMiiuty annex til to Multuoniah county, lleferrvil to do oration from tho two counties Petition of bar of Yamhill county to havo terms of court luereased fruu two to tlm-e. Judiciary, lVl'tltlon to cnwto county of Mm- ertvl out of Lane and Douglas couu lira, Petition of cltUeus relative to eou- Mructlon of new bulldlHgat asylum, rxTvrred to committee on public blunting, BupeHuteudeut of stale priB at Walla Walk was tnvlleil to vWt B4Ww and addivaa WgUlature oh H.h1 J will, at hU varllM eouviWMv, Kpit of mnwHIm oh Mil rkt miihMA k om t Hlkhbb, by fpitff W fcf(t( miilf M 8liU, JifrrelHi relating to miiooi iaw, i02d femllii Jhttlglilnfill, felatllixtd sedool lrvV ifJJdemlUltf, i5lHitirt,ilxllii Mldfles lt coUoly School stiierliilcii(lunt. Campbell, relating ( fishing, to 2-1 reading, Wlfhlm, (onineiid 0977 regulating In pufcliosa (if supplies fof slotd prison, Ollff tot igovcrumeiit of slato prison and stale reform school, Adjourned. JIO08B 10 A. it. JAN, 10, Petitions wefo presented for repeal of mof (gago (ax law, exemption law and tot a law restraining sale of clgarotles to minors, Deferred, NRW IltLLfl. Dlevous, amending game law, Oulllxsou, to equip and uniform Oregon National Ouurd, appropri ates $20,000. To second read log. Bherldati, to fix salaries of county odlcers In rertulu counties. Drown of Morrow, to Incorporate town of Hcppucrand legalize Issue of $10,000 water bonds. To second reading; judiciary. Northup, to fix time for meeting of legislature second Monday of Jan, at noon. McEvinn regulating fisheries' law. TO SKOOND HKAUINU. A number of bills wero passed to second reading. KXCUSBD. Tho commltteo to visit the Btato Agricultural college and Btato Uni versity was excused. Moved by Paxton, that when house. adjourn It be until to p. in. Monday. Ayes 33, noes 13. Curried. Adjourned. RKSATK JAN. 10, 10 A. M. Opened with prayer by Rev. Wil liams, and reading ofmlnutes. HKNATE JUL-!, TIIIIID HEADING. Dy Huston, to Incorporate tho town of Bherwood. Pussed. HLSOLUTIONS. Dy Willis, authorizing each com mute" to employ such clerical help as Is deemed necessary and llx pay. Adopted. Dy Blackmail, Unit when tho senate adjourn It shall be to meet again on Monday ai 2 p. in. Adopt ed. HEl'OllTS OP COMMITTEE. Deports were made by tho follow ing cemmittees: Judiclury, elections, claims, counties. Tho Iioiibo memorial pertaining to restricting immigration was referred to commltteo on federal relations. HILLS INTRODUCED. Dy McGinn, to amend 40 and 9 code, eflectlug election law, and providing for registration of voters. Dead second time aud referred. Dy Dodson, to amend charter of Daker City. Dead second tlmo and referred. Dy Veatch, to authorize county Judges to bid In any land sold for taxes. Dy Veatch, to amend codo relating to sate of lands for taxes. Deud sec oud time and referred. ly Huston, to amend code. Dy Crosno, by request, to render more efllclent the servlci a ofthe stato board of charades. Adjourned to Monday at 2 p. m. II0TKL .AKKIVALS. WILLAMKITE. F. N. Lee, Low and wife, Catllloo Mich. Owen Roberts, Chicago. It. M. Agar, II. Bhaw, N. Y. M. K. Doling, Corvallls. W. B. Randlebuth, J. O. Allen, II. H. Travis, V. E. Gilbert, G. A. Taylor, Portlaud. A J. Kldd, Roht. Husband, S. F. Thero ni-e several hundred Idle men In tho city and If the cold spell continues thero will bo HUileriug, t iVniry between Uftmrd niitl we BlUdSLl from thd west. Twenty ySgotnlolmdrnttch tl.d InrgoJ ffiJW studotiW from t ho western Bm(c, tho cdlitloguw for y 871-2 BlltnviWrf tho irrcMtico nt . Ynlo of W flltiifonte from Ohio, lndlann, I1H- Iown nnd Mlcfilgan, and nt llnrvord of S! ftttidctiU from tho enmo states, thoOgli Hnrvflrd hnd nono from M to eotiriwlown. OhtoandUUnotalcd n iho number, the .former 'sanding 86 to Ynlti nnd 20 to Harvard, nnd Illinois sending 21 to Ynlo nnd 0 to Ilnrvnrd. Ten years later JJnrvan showed a very marked Increase. Thotigb bav ing nono in Michigan she bad in tho other- states previously nnmod, with tho ndditlon of Jtinncsota, 71 stu dents, wbllo tho number at Yale from tho samo torntory was 03. As before, tho majority of tho stu dents camo from Oblo and Illinois, the former sending 22 to Harvard nml 27 to Yalo, while Illinois sent 1R to Harvard and 35 to Ynlo. At tho ond of tho third docado, in tho year . i ...l..,)df olinwiHl n largo increase, tho ratio at Harvard being greater than that at Yale. In that year Yalo had 158 studente from tho states named and Harvard 1C0. umo sent aowi"" """" to Yalo, Illinois 44 to Harvard and 51 to Yale, Missouri 18 to Harvard and 23 to Yalo, and Minnesota, which twenty years before bad no boys in oitber university, sent 13 to Harvard and 12 to Yalo. Students in tho Sheffield Scientific school were not included in theso computations. Now Havon Letter. Longevity or Tree. Professor Abbott estimates the age of the Woodbridge oak at about 2,000 years. During tho Revolution ary war Lafayette and his army rested under its limbs. Its remains aro now in form of seats for tho Quinnipiac club. I do not know that anylMHly in all tho world cares who tho Quinnipiac club may be, but we reverenced the "Woodbridgo oak. Aji oak in Marion county, Fla., is reported as measuring over ten feet in diameter and spreading its branches over a diameter of 183 feet A California sequoia, felled in Caln voras county, had a diameter of fif teen feet at tho boight of 123 feet nlinvn tVin parth. Tho Gorman forestry report makes tho maximum ago of European for est trees to be not above 800 years, except in rare cases. Tho pine is stated to reach GOO to 700 years; tho silver fir attains an age frequently of over 400 years; the birch stops at 200, and tho red birch at 230 years. Oaks begin to decay at the heart when about 300 years old, tho holly oak excopted, which goes on to abovo 400. Scotch firs aro known to live from 200 to 300 years. Tho se quoias, howovor, aro estimated to havo covered 3,000 years. -St. Louis Globo-Democrat. A Uniquo Employment. A colored man arrayed in a mili tary coat and helmet and carrying over his shoulder a knapsack has at tracted considerable attention around tho bridgo entranco of late by his feats of whistling. Ho whistles in season and out of season, in low koy and high key, with piccolo or clari net effect, as desired. Ho always takes n patriotic nir to whistlo, liko "Marching Through Georgia" and "Tho Star Spangled Banner." "When ho whistles crowds gather, and when he has finished his tuno ho turns modestly away, revealing on the back of bis coat as ho does so a motto in largo letters that tells tho people where to got tho btst clothing in town. It is then that ho toys with a popular air liko "Comrades" and tho "Bowery," and tho crowd disperses, fcelingas if thoy would liko to kick that lly colored man. Now York Press. Sutpeinlml Stutter In Flume. By means of prolonged nnd ingeni ous researches a London chomist has now succeeded in demonstrating tho long supposed presonco of suspended mnttor in llnmo a question so much discussed by scientists, somo holding to ono theory nnd somo to another. It now appears that tho way this is optically proved is to condenso sun light on tho fliimo, tho light being thou scattered by tho solid particles in an oxtremoly thin layer, both where tho beam enters tho flaino and where it leaves it it is iolnrizel in tho tlaiuo of reflection. This phe nomenon, bowover, does not occur in n rlumo where tho sodium is in tho form of vapor instead of particles. Now York Sun. Afro. Oyiilen Snyder Alwmr.N.Y. I Owo My Llfo to Hood's Sarsaparllla" " worth aro poimtcn to eiprojj u tratl tislo I Ktl toward UooJL't 84rvivriU, for under do.1, 1wismttHotfUiattoUmnifai elno I ono wy Utr. Ttvo jxars jo I wca to bloat, luiiowcl br taiun at tha tUicueh. and Utr wuh .u.m.... .. lituu, cd Mr vJiu TUI sradualty Cw ort enUl a ar aw 1'hwUJaai told U tivuVb nu Caused by a Tumor rw Tcrl inootha 1 had bvea unaW ta . jeed tUo iUvi.au tini rtAi Li wjtns mV I C0;n U F4 Himory OmiR tKtt a tin, Mik uju Jj i. What Weed Are. A wcctl is a plant that grows in abundance out 6f desired limits. Any plant may lnxximo a weed by escaping from cultivation. Many plants that with is nro highly es teemed in- other countries Jjrow aa wectls, wbilo, on tho other baud, our weeds nro in other countries some times highly prized. Tho correct use of tho word deiviuls altogether on circumsUuees, Exchange. They Frt-eio nml Still Utf, Fish, Hies anil cateriiillara, though frozen holul, retaiu life because their contraction aduiibs of frost expan sion without disruption; a fnxiing temperature only reeults to theax in torpor. Exchange. KSAL MTATI T&AMsnutS. Gedrg GrUwoW to Stephen Bit. brt; 1U 1 atwl 2 blk 11 deet add ItW. W. X. Itwrlw a Mwte S, LettoB; Ui 1 Wk ft inml Ilai A4 W.9, H.M ta Uty J, MtMiNf; tot S Mk what ft comfort it In to Wo ready at lnn ft remedy thai never fails (o rolievo Constipation, and Unit, wltlioul pnin or discomfort; and n nt immediately cures head aches, and dispels every Bymptom of J)yipomj Buch a remedy is found in Simmons Liver uegu lator not ft sweetened compound to mutsontc, or an intoxicating loverngo to cultivate an alcoholic appetite, but ft medicine pleasant to the taste, and perfectly harmless when civen to tho fimnlloft cTiild. S. L. R. never disappoints. IttiosMSsca the virtues and perfec tions of a reliable remedy of tho kind endorsed by eminent physicians. mo pleasure to ndd my Us I oso jou receive nnntiatly In .your voIubWo inedU;lno. I consider nunraun .. ,;;" ,u , j beit foml y ined clno on tlip inara J- have rreVcrlbcd It with excellent ivm U AM Uoittts 1.1'IMl 0 flllCIIRO. THLCHICAQO,MILWAUKEE&ST.PAULR'Y Bxciiraloil Bitlra ' "i" World'H Full-. ,ttFWg-JH uy a,mumjmJimumimunj'i!Jl Hr.XT ADVIIItTlHKMKNTS- 'It affordi mony to 111' reference, to your consider Simmons -W. ivXnK, M. V., Trn.-yCIU.Teun. f 03T.-Halterol Jewel, g l"jro '',0.n'rf I i h twet-ii Miimtnfr stieot una rnir ldm TO. at JomtiAU on ce and urriltn H. claim reward. 1-17 8t I rwlem Bulldloif a lmn Assoclallonot jkr vlue. T A. Aivlwn, l Court treet. 1-18-Ct ..mmt- .nit ha I. V. Nearly new, at n I. tiurealn. Catlatonco. ItooinS.Oray biuck. V.U Clement. 1-U-Ot w flee. imn to Ciioiv of wooa w cuop K. M. Klneliarl. About sixty cords Call at uioue oi-1-12-lw J. W. WEST I'roprlctor of tho GERMAN MARKET Oa Commercial St. and the CASH MARKET On Btato Strcot. (lood Meat, Kausngp, Inrd, Ilitnij, Ba ron, and everything kept In a nrst-clasi rsiAbhsbmeiil, AirANTED.-Cbarles h WebMer Co W want neents who have sold fcney clopedlas, Ulstorles.nr high clas subscrlp. lUni buoki. They offer Ibe best suocrlp linnlmoks on the continent. Keferences required. Apply at once to T. M. J Manager, V7 Flllh Avenue, New i 183. HARPER'S WEEKLY. Williams, orK. From Terminal or Interior Points the Nrrthcra Pacific Railroad Is the line to take To all Points East and South. It Is thadlnlng car route, ltruns througn vestibule trains, every day In the year ic ST. CAUL AKD CHICAGO (No change of cars.) Oompised of dining cars unsurpassed, Pullman drawing room sleepers 01 latest oflnlpmeni TOURIST- Sleeping Cars. Best that can be constructed and In which iccomrnodatlont. are both tree and fur nished Tor holders or first and second-clasi tickets, and) ELEGAKT DAY COACHES. A. continued s Hue conne:tlng with alt lines, aQordlns; direct and uninterrupted service. 1'ullman slcr '" "'CTVtlons can bese cured In advt "au any agent oi the road. Through tickets to and from all point In America, England and Europe can bt purchased at any ticket offlce of this com pany. Kull Information concerning rates, tinu of tralns.routes uiul other details furnished on Apollcatlon to any agent or A. D. CHAKLTON, Assistant Qenenil Passenger Agent. No 121 First street, cor. Washington; Port land. Oregon SHAW & DOWNING, Amenta Steamer In. LEAVES SALEM from U. V. Dock at 0 o'clock a. m. every Monday, Wednesday and batuiday. LEAVES PORTLAND trom the Central dock at foot of VahlK ton fctreet every Tuesday, Thursday atd utinday, foncernlng-frelght and rassenger busi ness, call on tbeaeut, AL HEKUEN. E.M.WaitePrintingCo. Largest eitabllshment In the city. OVER BUSH'S A place to work In family, lli.rmnn elrlfl. Icnnlre of Ite. John Fechter.tfiO Llbefty St. 1-0-31, tTTANTKll VV by two Oerman elrls, n-itt-n PIItlNIHHED L Trade street, two blocks from Iloiibe. UOOMS-At J7 Htiiie 1-0-31 alHIS PAPEIl Is kept on file at K. C. Drake's Advertising Ageuo-', 't atid do' Merchants hschange, Han i iiaclsrs, California, where contracts for a tertlsli.g can be made for It, i STEADY sober young man would A like to outcome money lu grocery llrm and h ve steady pobltlon. Address. A CUB JODKNAL. 1-1U-- ILLUSTBATKD. Wecklr la acknowledged as stai.dlne first omong Illustrated weekly pe ll arper's rlodlcals in At. crlui. It occupies a place between thatof the hurried daflypaperand that of the less timely magazine. It In. eludes both literary and nowB. and present witheauairorcennaiciicny luurcttioveuw Of current history and the Imaginative themes of fiction. Onaerountor Its very complete series of Illustrations of the World's Fair, It will be not only the best guide to the great exposition, but also Its best souvenir. Every publio event of gen eral Interest will be luliy illustrated In lu paces. Its contributions being from the best writers and artists In the country, It. will continue to excel In literature, news, and Illustrations, all other publications ol Its class. HARPER'S PERIODICALS. Per Year: HARPEH'8 MAGAZINE. IIAKPEU'S WEEKLY NotiCC. ' II AltPER'S BA Z.Ui Notice Is hereby given, that UuCbmmlU ! HAIIPEU'9 YOUNU PEOPLE.. te on Streets and Public property of the ,,,,,, ...wHhnra tn fltyoi Halein. Oresou, wlfl sell at public ls?g? f .n "H"? Mii auction in front of the city's building now United Btates. Canada, and Mexico. occupied by opitai Engine com r any ana am 4 00 4 00 2 00 the- lelntr A bonneiuau as a grocery store, at the cornor of Liberty and Mate streets, iu the cliy of Salem, t two o'clock p. m , ednisaay. January 23, l'J I, the lollowing described preiicrty: ill fetl off of thatasi end of Lot Wo. 8, block No. 47, In the City of Salem. .Marlon county, Oregon, known as the building now cccupied by th j Tiger EDgiuti Company. Albothei ltyofJalem's property on the S E. cornor of Liberty and Stale streets, com luetic Inn lit the .North East corner of nlock No. W, In the City ol Salem, Marlon couuiy, uiegon; theuie southerly along the west line of suld block 20, lUSleet; Thence easterly parallel with the norlh llneot said HiOCK.iO feet. Tnence northerly, parallel with the west I'ouud.try line of said lilock, iOJJeei. totia north boundary Hue of said Block; Thence westerly to the plac ol be glnuluir. Building now occupied bySlein er fc bonneman grocery, Capital Engine lo and city Jail. Term of sine One half cash on accept ance of bid by city council of the city of .-alem.and the balauce ut tha expiration ol six month-), with Interest at the nitc of 8 per cent, per annum. The right to reject any and all bids In hereby reserved, A. Klmn. Colonh. J Olmsted. UEI. H.UIIAY, Committee on Streets ami Publio Property 1-12 td mi i n.. l- .t.n M-.-W.I.1 h.RtQ W),h the first number for January of eucu'tBr. v hfn no time is mentioned. sublcrlptlas will betln with the number current ut the tlmeof receiptor order. Hound volume of Harper's Weekly for thrcnyears uiuk,ln neut cloth binding1, will be sent by mall, prstage paid or by express, free ol expense (proviced tho frelthl does rot exceed one dollar per vol ume), for 57.00 per volume. Cloth casts lor each volome, sultnble for binding, will be sent by mull, post-paid, on receiptor 31.00 each. Hemlttances should be mnde by Po&t ofllce money order or dteft, to avoid chauco of loss. Jiewspapersarenot to copy this ndver t'semeut withouttheexpiets orderof Har per fc lirotbers. Address: UA11PEB i BROTHERS, New York. Notice. No'iee is hereby given that tho City of Palem will receive sealid proposals for a slteforthe contemplated new city billuii toll' o'clock noon. ofthe 25ihdavot Jami ary, 1 0.1 Any person having prorerty suitable for the purpose ofthe OuIldlUKof a city hall will submit the propo-al for lis kh e to the city to the committee on streets and public property, giving an accurate decilptlun ofthe premises. The right to njtct any and all proposals is hereby re served, a. Klein, IOI.ONEL J Ol.MSTED, GEO. B.G11AY. 1803. HARPER'S BAZAR. ILLUSTRATED. Harper's Bazar Is a Journal for tbe home. It gives the lullesl aba lutest Information about fashions, and its numerous Illustra tion n, Paris deslBUS,and i atlem-sheet sup- ,Mv...uio .o juuiepcuruuiu HIIKC tO lUO home dress-maki r and the professional No expense is spared to make live 1-12-td SAIiKM, BANK, - OREGON, REED'S OPERA HOUSE! Saturday, January 21, Matinee at 2:30. THE BARNUMOc'THKM ALL. SUTTON'S MONSTER DOUBLE NIK TOM'S fMDIV u"uu ludl U 2 3 2 i f COMPACT, COSIPRISINO ARTISTS S3 Famous Topstes 2 Marks, the Lawyers a Educated Donkeys 2 Cuban Bloodhounds 4 Bhetlaud Pontes 1 Maude Sutton, The Younger Topsy on the stage Baby Edith, AKedS)er.i.a the Angel Child. SPECIALS E.NEUY. PRICES. 8MUMn.flccni Street Parade at Il.li. Sclicol Tax Notice. Zhe,?''1,axofalslrlctNo 2t for the Jn?L1S?'.l3uD0Wdue aud P-'J-able at the offlce 01 Mle A. Moores, dUtrlct cleri loom 4, Iso 237 Commercial street, Salem' Oregon. The same will be deemed dellnl quent unless paid before March 3, 183 District Clerk. 1-7-dw-Jw THE i3t '"- -;i;i"" 2893 Country Gentleman THE BEST OF THE AGRICULTURAL WEEKLIES t arm Crops nnd Processes, Horticuitureand Pruit-Growlng whu w,v!-S:tock and Dalrvini? While It a so includes n 1 ,.,iT...r menu of itiiMinr.1' t?tt' "luor deiMi.. fry yard.entomeToey. beclkeeninV10 poul IhoUbe and mJerv vliZ?plDS' B'm rf.im. nMi..F.Ver'ieterinaiy reniiM marv or iho o,i ...""'"' and a sum. krtreporuareuuusuiiiv ,Its ,uar' mucii ttinH,fn u"'1 2' ? .complete, and the crops, as throwli i- r.f,.e PPects of the wom Important nr'Uot.iUpoa 0De When to buvtlL0.', a. 'luettioDs- rl""!ad byrSt" ."!! "v"'i vuuih mi iinrA .. a t . - 'ifco f... TlIe-subsTrZ."1"..'." modiste. its artistic at IracllvenesR uf tho )iii.hpni or. der Its brltrUt stories. nniiiKin.r mmertUi, and thouebtrul cssava sjulHfv nil tnci.i and its lastpugelsfaiuousas u budget ot wit and humor. In it weelly issues everj thing is included which is ot interest to women 'J he serials lor 1MM will be written bv W alter Besant and Edn-iLyall. Christine. Terhune ILrrick will furnish a practical series, entitled "At Iho Toilet." Urace K'Dg, O'Ivb 'I home Miller, nnd Con-, dace heeler will befrequentcontrlbutoiB. 1 ho work of women in the Columbian Ex position will be lully represents with many Illustrations. T. W. Hlgginson, in "Women und .Men," will please u cultivated audience HARPER'S PERIODICALS. Per Year: HARPER'S MAGAZINE M 00 HARPER'rf WEEKLY 4 00 . HARPER'H BAZAR 4 O0, HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE. 2 tCl tile. i,nP.s.t,5,Jfree,V aU subscribers In United atates, Canada, and Mexico. The volumes of the Bazar begin -with tho "Wnimto for January of each xeiy express, free' o rn."."'"'"? freleht inm nnt S 'eiunueu me urm1i.Lr8fn?r0v"d one a" Per vol- ever bef.i; subscription 'M per year, but w"ii"'OD Mice is uucuon in our v' "Fecial ce C A 10 18 CLUll HATES FOR 1S93 Two Subscriptions. n one remittance u.A OUUSCf Dtlflnt II .1 Twelve Subscriptions, " .-."It.N-ewSubrih.-. .. .uu.nauv.ucetnu- ; ."',' "'r 1MB, pay 1 J& "iasa" 'Iffiif SJ. Polishers, .v;"" . pw mej,torj7 per volume. . Cloth cases for each vnii,.., .....,.,. , nAiniii.. . . Address; UARPKR & BROTHERS. New Ynrlr. For Locating Mines tie'or ML'JSynow sole oeent for th flnding hidden tr!f, -Mfc'.nello roda for or HbyerMinM V.'?,.rV or 'ocatini,' Gold talnly the greatest1 Is ,n8fment Ts cer- of toe aKr mriL(.Mnynery .r. "aventlon s or lunutrlniorroatlon address DR. H, SMITH, 1, n Rnleiu, Oreon. PACIFIC LAND AND ORCHARD CO FOR TOWS LOTS: mm, " WV. j "iitAtills AND FARMS. S2.nn rtrdoMn fwheflnftflnuhi .. .o.uincay. M0NTEE BROS., tea r. . - ummercux Street, HOUSE PAINTixQ .1 til m.. . . ' M HOFYF Jt, Mllln WBCKtAIN BAtu'6 Ann J0ILV nimv 41, UhtfuLiF .. 1 J-E. MIRPIIV T'l to Sale, - ma 1 ne Yard. s0RTJI 8ALLM, 'Take Itj BVEXIXG J6CRVAI. J. I BENNETT k SON. CANDIES, Fruit ami CJgaw, P- O. BIoolc . T. liUMtHRlYS tin iJMMijllWIIlJd awyU tjwrtwly. Tbk k frrUrkt,s4MUU at Jk Stpsut8wtu --Jfcclalt.. MnaotuiM MWto wlMU fnt. . t BHiUARD PARLOI, a-a oom'l tr KUlklllMiiihittf uL 1) ...J I JW, ud MM mwv ttt eeit girl, imI ofe;reda, I. Baft I I nltAiukM ukU .iiTT-TT Vm Mki la W rUv4 of cfcuJt ItottwawW luc W tm$A3!e fcste total fur etc tift of H5W, m. Ml G, YHnkm Mi;liis XI , .- w r-w mam 4 T. W. TH0RNBWC ttt'!.' 1 1., j 1 1 1 mK unaertaKinff