Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, January 21, 1893, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1 fi tb Omh. '$"' ir. Xu le s S'sL taF' ','f LOSING STRENGTH. fttprew Collides With Oil Tnifi. SHYER ASI) TlfflW jwntui-s CkoscR in Moh tMM m Washington. K 5- '.IMm Losing Strength. " ffUlKm. Jttu. 2i.-Dr. JUtft tt'wtkl tbls morning, after u Vftttto Blaise, that the nation. i IMlt ,qHlt mi well, having lost ftfeticUi, tl)ouh tlio chaugo W m sssssseasam .. . " ' i T Mot J!r Btfcajr.. HAaTiNO. Keb.t Jan. 2t.-Mw. A J1m Xrr. Macok, 0., Jih. il.-A eurlotu ?P ' lit S- ' JP-Hl I'frfWfe Train Collision. Mjwon. III.. Juu. 21. Tlio west fetrtMl Jiiulleel train on thu Clevt- ! CliiolDUHtl, Columbia and til road (JJlg Four) ruu Into ui. KWltoli, at tbe rote of 40 tuller .vturkour. at Alton Juljctlon tliir 47' . l . ... vyrmtBg, wanning Into a frciKii fau MMBdlUK on siding. Two task oa llllod with oil nplli i aud thu oil took (Ire aud iluiia-r . to the rust of the tmli). Tin ,'eoHiblnntlon bugttagd nut. r, 8 oil tanks, H box can um burned. Loss $100,000, iffljffiUjUMttgtr engineer Webb tton win' P$Wf0Mi I'ameDgcra budly nhukeii uj -;,.- vTfWw the crowd was Htntnlliii ,'Jwnd watching men clear uwuj .,..',. wreck, one or tho oil tank Ba ft' &oHh1, throwing burning oil ove Hmmm, Betting (lro to their clothing-. ,My ru to tlio woods uttering . "MaBJfl'of agony, Ah fur as kuowi f SjWm twrous arc badly burned, . , at&ae fatally. 4 MM '-!, "' i,aMM :Ci l?'! IP!1' " ..ysrafc iuu Amanda Mmoh, a young wmimh, i(,ry Inns been brought to light. arraigned on MHnrfcloH of atwHsMfiHt- j'or over ft year Reed Lumeden had lug Judge Divld ti. Colo last July. ueen paying attention to Mlw Moy Blie pleaded ullty aud was een jve. Prior to tbo beginning of tenced to four years In tbo peulten- Luumtleti'B suit, O. A. Avaut Imd tlary. Cole, a prominent and been attentive to her, but had wealthy man of this city, was found waficd u8 attentions. A few night dead In his park on the night of ag jir, Avant received a message July 31. lie had been aliot through (rom j,uM Love, requoitlng that he the brain. It was supposed that ho j0 j,er t the residence of Mr. hud comni'ttcd oulcidc, but lust jegg nnd escort her home. He week Mrs. Mason conftusid to tho jwelj t)e yiung lady and they ahcrlU'lhatBhe uiuidered Colo be- walked leisurely up Walnut street, cause he belrujed her. With teura pUg8iig a man standing In the mid etrtumlrig down her huudsomo face, (j!o 0 t)0 street. They had not the woman told thlH story ill ceurt: ,iroCceded much further when foot "Two years ago I was happily Btt,,w wtre ,euri behind them. IJe married; then my home was broken f()re Avant and bis companion had up by sickness, aud my husbund nn opportunity of realizing what audi sepuraled. Wo ere to live m((j j,u,,,)ene(i( Hs I.ovo was ac- Ohincso Exclusion. WAaillNOTON, Jan. 21. Tho de- Men lu tho Chiueso cuso at Dulutb 4M not causo any alarm among tin mifpotUira of pxcluslou. Benutoi , cwrM twld If tluro wua anything "wntog with tho luw, thopcoilo ot tk Paolflo alopo ami their rcprea ' statlves in counrcHH would see tin i4lfct remedlid. Ilepresentathe 0ry thought tlio (IicIhIod would ( t Mand, Itepresentatlvu Oates, f Alabama member of tho Judlcluiy a imltHi, vuld, If tho report wt-a fPi'tnat Judge Nulson wna treatlug V 'IbajUklBaiiianuiHultht'U. Bftiuti r '.i. ' . . ... wwii m or tne snmu opinion, nut $id that utilrBH the Chinese wen Mtttded from (ho Western Mates, awmdltlon would arise that would ":m the labor troubles of tho East -, the sliudo. It Ian serious mat toxether aa soon as ho was able to make a living. I began by leuru nig music, pructlclni: at the house .if Mr. Cole's daughter. "Mr. Colo asked mo If I would not tike to do something to pay for the essoin I was taking, uud theu he anted me to do writing for him at ills ollloe. I would not do It ut first, Ul finully welit uud wua betruyed. Aly husbuud found It out some wuy, md I eoufeshtd all to him. Hesuid: 1'hut muu has got iodic, uud If you vou't kill him I will.' I dlscour igid It, but he kept urging me, uud dually I said that If ho thought It .ny duty I would do It. Abuut three .seeks before Mr. Cole was shot my .lusbaud guve mo n revolver uud -how id mo how to uai It. My cour ge fulled mo once, and then I mude irrungemeula for o meeting ut tho ,jurk south of his place. Luteal .light I met him. He wuh In u bud humor, uud tuunted me with what he hud ma'do me, uud J llred blludly and ho fell deud." Tho Troubles In Egypt. Ni.w Yoitic, Jun. lil.-Hmalley cables from 1'urls that once more uuve the hopes which tho French iiuhciI on Gliulstoue's uccet-slon to jiower risen high, and nuco more have they fallen il.it. They thought )cBtirduy that their hour had come lu Egypt. They hulled tho little coup d'etat ot the khedhlvo as If It had sounded tho knell of the Eug tsli pn tectorate. They ure cudly disappointed. Tho coup d'etat and the crisis which accompanied It coated by tho man who had over taken them. "Is this Miss Love?" ho asked. Almost Instantly her eye fell upon the barrel of a revolver. The fright of tho young womun did nut disconcert the man with the re volver, who now directed a ques tion to Avaut. "Is this Mr. Avant?" Avant recognized him as Lumsden. Lumsdeu fired at Avant, whose presence of mind saved him. fur he made a sudden movement to one side. As the report runtr out Miss Love threw herself forwurd uud clutched Lumsden, while Avuut en deavored to reach u revolver. Be fore he could produce It, the younu woman released her hold on Lums den, who run a wuy at full speed. liuVo lusted scarcely 48 hours. I'hero uro some thlni.n' which oven slon offico. No commissioner, wheth Tension Matters. WASHJNCiTON.Jun. 21. Dr. Alns vortli w lio by a special bill In con gress, has been placed lu charge of tho record and pension division of the war department with tho rank of n colonel, and Is entrusted with the entiro administration of pension mutters, so far us they relate to uriny records, wus exunilued yester day before tho sub-commlltee of thehoiitioon the questlou of trans ferring tho whole pension system to the war department. His evidence was racy. Speaking of the suggested transfer, he H,ihl:.So far as I am per sonally concerned I am opposed to It. It quadruples the labor and ria potislblllty, but whether you make the change or nut, one of tho first things you ought to do, Is to straighten out the affairs of tho pen- Harrying to Vote. Olympia, Jan. 2I.-A rather ex citing Incident In connection with the senatorial balloting today was tbe arrival of Senator tiargent on special engine jiM lu llmo to cast his vote at tho last ballot today and change from Eugene Wilson to John U. Allen. Mr. Sargent had gone to his home at Buckley yester day, and took the morning train for Olympla, When near Ortlng the train was delayed by a wreck of coal cars. Sirgeut telegraphed the situa tion to Olympla, and the Northern Paclne operating department order ed to place an engine at his disposal The engine, at full speed, reached Olympla at 12:30, aud Sargent was driven hurriedly to the stole house. The run of &" miles was made In 72 minutes, This was the fourth day of deadlock. Cleveland Interviewed. SvitActTBi;, N. Y , Jan. 21. Gro ver Cleveland returning from the funeral of cx-Presldent Hayes, pass ed through here today. At the station this dialogue with a reporter took place: "Do you believe the re peal of silver purchaso act will be passed?" "I hope so." "Do you oppose freo coinage?" "I have nothing to say on that question." "Have you anything to ofier to the public on turiil; will the McKljle bill be repealed?" "I'd like to know what else wo are In power for." Opposing McComas. Washington, D. C, Jan. 21. The McComas nomination came up lu the executive session of the sen ate, but went over without action. There is evidence of vigorous oppo sitlon to its confirmation. A num ber of Democrats expressed the In tention of being heard. ; GIikIhIoiio cannot do, and one of hem Is to put French Interests be lore thueu of the ISugllsh on thu Nile, or to stiller England to be de fied by the boy who Is tho nomluul er tho prenont one, or the new uppoliiteu of President Clovelmid'a cun bring order out of tho chuos there, bei'uuso ho has no authority to keep order and to dlsclnllno re- Ice Gorgo Breaks. Bkljiont, Ky Jan. 21, Tho Ice gorgo has broken. The steamer Klnes aud several barges were crushed und sank. Loss fOO.000 Three uegroes on the barges perished. Tho World Moves. Antwuhp, Jan. 21. The weath er bus greatly mndented, a thaw has set In, the Ico In the river Is broken up, nnd navigation Is resumed. ' tUT with the peoplo of tho far West, 'awl If this law Is Insufficient to ura 'ale the ovll, something stronger pat hi forthcoming. Llbsral Home Ilulo. LonixN, Jan, 21. Home Secre t Jmty Asqullh announced tho plun of ? 1hhim rule for Ireland to be on large MM liberal Hues. Ireland would MIh gtittail autonomy, ulthouuh Wti ultimate ascendancy, Tho lm ttftal parliament wilt bu ellVutually MInU1iihI, Tho corrupt practices Mt will ue mude moro Birlngeut Ttoe period of residence required to Wa4ify for voting, will bo reduced. , rtiHd'tf Fubllo Buildlrg. VfAaHlNQTOM, 1) 0 Jan. 21, T tUm MU(ulttMa on public buildings Miwrttd mh amemlmunt to the sun fey elvll Wll for a slto nnd ooiistruc- -lrfWiildlugut Portland, Or,, ftUii IM0.000 Additional, ami In- ,aUitU limit or cost to (1,000,- CUmmu Collared. .. - HXW XuKK, Jan. 21, Mayor Bun- JWtlW"rttHl by tho polk-1, went teftM 4 hall at Long Island City tfcjp wwlwg, and deuiniuled po. trvm Glwwon. The latter tfct hu would glvo It up Wttit iW lite. Tho chief of eattght lilm by thuctd- aai'lug ha ylehkd to fonv, tafft thdly hall, giving no- HviHHW tw found ut 112 '.-toWtt ltrfner, ivaily to i ttMiyor'a duties. tulur of tho delta. Tho real ruler la ' fructnry or worthless employes. You Bally rtct. , Jau, I,-Ktly IhU iltbrokoutlH SloryA ttti WhlHgtoii tv y ttruiMMtv, tilled Ull ill rim"", metly rl, . Tw MrHwu HMAir)aMittirt by lalllHg kudrHl autl Mfty r tMPMUi, tVfe, Jaa. 1, l9lMlMM4lit4Mk MtMM yaHt. wImW jWk wtMMi t fct iflln-lnoli 'vain of with. Lord Cromer, still bitter lcuounto tbo world us Sir Kwb Baling. "Ills brutullty aud cluuuiluess aru well known," sas thu Republleaii Fruucalte. "Ho has shown his brutality by a constant care fur tho Interests of the Kcyptluu fellaheen, and his cluiuhliictN by a hucccksuiI rcslsUiuco to tlio French uud Bus aluu uud Turkish Intrigues, uud tho unbroken maintenance of Uugllsh siver In tho face of open and secret opposition for morotluui 10 years." "The khedlve," b.ijb thu Journal just quoted, writing before his sur render wuh known in Purls, "Iiuh un dertaken to restimu tho legitimate authority which hU father hud al lowed to pars lu English hands." That Is the French Interpretation of this crisis, I think that we uiuy tuko It us utitliorllutlve, Thu dismissal of Ahutupltu Fehml Pasba aud tho appointment of Fukhrl Pasba m prime minister woru really uiiaut by tho Uludhlve attailellauoo of EuglUh iiuihoilty. To what authority he Intended to kiibmlt,. Instead of tho English, is not clear. Hu must have had some iiuthoilty and borne support lu view, Alleged Bribery. Baciiamkmx), Jan, 21. The k). clal comihllteti Investigating tho chargta of corruption in couiicctlou With tho eltntlon of United titatti. wuator hai held n semloii, Thomna V. Culor, PopulUt candidate for mui. utor, wan nummoiied, but said ho had nothing to say, 11, W, Butehellor, chairman uf tho comity vummluvt of tho Petw pl' party, of I-ea'Angeka, tutitlcd It mm the luipnwion In Um AugvU last Monday that Ktn would voto for White, aud he came to 8aer. IhkhIo ou Tueily to urge Kerns awl Caution lo tand with the l.p. ullt. MMiUttHl Ue lud pnindud hU MHttut'at la vo fur a lK'nncrat jkH tUWof of eMIng a lpn. lUtfwlM, Hrvr.4torttrUlM AmsiMalywtm AtlaitM W4M) Kama pMmkmt kh ViX hx CVWf frMw day. can set this diiwn as a rule with few exceptions that the more worthless a public employe li, tho greater thu amount of Infiuenco ho possesses. A good man Is usually wlthoutlnilueu re. but u drunkard, loafer, or insu bordinate trlfler Is the man who bus so muuli infiuence that tho ohlof of hU bureau cannot get him out." A Big Steal. Ei.miiia, N. Y., Jan. 21. J. V. Young, clfipf attorney general, and receiver of tho order of Iron Hall, charges Supreme Judge Soberhyand other ollWrs of tho order of having misappropriated (-2,000 000. THE INDlVIDUALlfYOPTHE ItffifPIN. K.rr Woman Koowi U.r 0rn, Ju.l at ' et.. tcn0t Her Own llsby. Fivo hundred milUonsof lmlrpinsl Thatls what tlio women of this land do annually buy, beg or borrow. Now a hairpin nover wears out it BomeUmcs becomes palo and bent with age, but Its avoirdupois is ull there. What thercforo becomes or these auccessivo millions? During tlio pafct ten years 5,000, 000 000 of hairpins havo been made and sold. At present there aro only inf rno.ooo. 000 in circulation. Now where where nro tho other 4,000,000,0001 Thoy have hecn sown broadcast from Maine to California, nnd havo leit not a traco ueuuiu. Of course 6ome of them are picked up nnd restored to their spliero of use fulness, but most women are as shy of adopting strange hairpins as they aro of accepting an unidentified toothbrush. Tho hairpins therefore go to make up the flotsam and jet sam thrown out by tho tide of hu manity and dumped into tho waste places of tho suburbs to form new town lots. And. sneaking of hairpins becom ing palo with ago, why is it that when a packago of now ones can be bought for a few cents most women cling to their old ones until every vestigo of color has gono, and he who runs may easily count their gleaming heads? And, again, can any one explain how it is that every woman knows her own hairpins just as she knows her own baby, no matter how nu merous and similar its companions? And, furthermore, all women havo at least ono pet hairpin. It is re garded with religious care from year to year. It is the keystone in tho construction of her coiffuro. Other generations of hairpins come and go, but that particular one is looked after too zealously to bo lost. Generosity, friendship, filial dovo tion nothing is strong enough to induco a woman to part with her treasure. Sho will 'laugh rnd offer you her entiro stock, but will reserve her pet. Every boarding school girl i an tell how sho has rescued her par ticular haii-pin joy from tho bureau nay, from tlio very locks of 6ome friend who had abstracted it. There aro a great many points of resemblance between a hairpin and a man. A hairpin, for instance, is a sort of a biped. So is n man some times n very bad sort Some hair pins aro straight, Bomo crooked a rcbcmblnnco to men which need not bo pointed out. Extreme sharpness nnd extrcmo bluntness aro equally as uisagreeamo in hairpins as m mascu line manners. Both are very unre liable not likely to stay where thev aro put. And last, but by no means least, both aro mado for women. It is tho reason for their existence, and hut for her they would languish on uio top sneives or utter neglect. New York World. MARKETS. PoitTi.ANt), Jan. 21. Wheit valley, $1.16, Walla Walla, $1.05 $1,071. San Fiianoisco, Jan. 21. Wheat, May 1.3.1. Chicago, Jan. 21 YVheat, ,73j. Labor Troublos. AMSTr.HDAH, Jan. 21. Unem ployed workliigmou of this city held a procession yesterday. The socialists had much, If not all, to do with the procession, und when It started many began to bawl social istic songs. Tho mob stopped lu front of a large bakery und attempt ed to take the place by storm. .A body of 200 police attempted to dis perse them. They resisted, and a desiH-ralo melee ensued. Several gens d'armea were quite badly In jureu. The police, wltli drawn aworiM, ropealeilly charged the crowd, aud inflicted many sword cuts on rioters, Uuutll u o'clock last night tho police weie busy In all parts of the city, charging with drawn swoids upon the disorderly crowds. Throughout the city revo Millenary handbills were scattered broadcast und posted on walls and tree. In these bills leaders exhort men who can find no work logo Twin houso to house in tho meal urUtoorullo iwirts of tho city aud de muud food uud clothing. If refused, workingmen should forco their waj lu unit help themselves. More trouble is looked fur today, A Horrible Affair. Colon, Jan. 21,-Survlvoraof tin view of paengvra r tho Spaul.h iiloopJuau have sent tothaSuauUu eotititul their story, It U horrible. For sevett daya they llveil on pu plc ami whatever eUn they could find and failed SO day. Two of tlto revetted admit eating flv4 rf the wkdld, Of 2 wtU oaVmra 8dWJ; II pMeitgfv, ttta attlM a4 tare at IH mw MtrvUnM, Aaaiag ovW. nh uf mualWrUM tfcat waa a wteaaS wm.'Hw ff)ttot Mow Nature's Surest Ally. it nut tuo dlil mil uniL'tflo nfalimt dlt. Miii.fVfuli. nraky cooauti.ttuua, gwllt I 'ilcul would bo the couve of a innliutj to lla ratal termlnatlm. wiiilo unlure tlm Ktruujlci lot u, lol wnrso belnlh im, nld sit nRlirt wltli Judicious mdlcluai help. Kiitorlrneomut bnfiir uulilo In hntllp. li lntl . it a Unit' In. o to our rret" li illontew llo.lfllii ' stiiiarli II liirnma w!',r.,r" ?'.,,,J,,J,r UM "' "f uatura irUielilo.Mllliir.ried with bile, If thu bowrloind moiimch uro Inu-iilv, if the klduejit rmt ton wi Imiiuntti'S ot wlikli Jh-y vis lli-n.i'uml outlvt cournanrthH Ull Urn U tliomnwt rdlum-onrUiuMiirerer ui. uiormir tlmt UrHiiotltuied by pro. f'il nut liii1nrpMiem nnd iuc f. r nearly li.iru eeiuur. No AinvrluMit or firclirii remedy ilia nnd grr-itrr dldlurllon h aiiMiifdy forH d orvvKiii tlvo of chionlo liter iuiiUlni, iiim!iuI. oiiutiimtlnn kliluey anailiiimmtlotnuiblo audi ebtllty ifr. T.Miti Euterson vi JiaachMbsr, N, II, After the Grip Hood'a Sarsaparllla Rostored Health and Strength Uit wtaur I bad the Ortp ad was quit, tics. Attar I bejaa la gtt better, Ixlne weak sad run down. Icooctuded to try K,Sar,,rilb'w,a" Wnuaenla hlsMy. IimutMj Uut j ,,,,, , 4mc4iuil IrtYtreJttrhetitteo tlylahwtiauattndtUui ww" I Am In Bettar Health thaa Utw I wat i8. i jwt tttw , Hood's Pills How h'lituro Grow n Tree. Nature invariably does tivo thinmj when sho tries to grow a tree sho protects tho bark from hottest sun ouuiu uuu uio roots trom sovero changes of temperature. Both theso points nro almost invariably over looked by man. Observo a maple or bum or uircn as it snoots from the ground. Its sides are clothed all tho way with small twigs, unless re moved by kmfo or browshic. Anv tree, starting in an open lot, is thus protected front tho sun. Otherwiso tno extreme heat will runturo cells nnd tho bark will dry and split. As far uh possible tliero must bo equal development of cells on all sides of tho treo. But caro of tho rontn ia oven moro important. Tlio feeding of a treo is at unequal depths, but most of it is near thosnr. faco. If tho sun bo nllowcd to 6triko directly on tho soil, tho finer rootlets that tto tho foragum aro dostrovi and extremo droughts will affect tho roots font foot in dopth. What is worse, tho oxtremo changes of tern poraturo also affect tho treo and suck its life nway. In soino cases 6tich conditions aro produced as eueourago tho development of fungi or other enemies to plaut life. Nature guards against this by laying down each au tumn a layer of leaves, to emulcli her forests or solitary pets. St. Louis Globo-Democrat. The ailtrr'a Heir. As hko affects like, bo it is with misers, mid gold will go whorg gold is. Tliis is strikingly illustrated bv tho act of n celobratetl Greek, one Dichoaua Dichojints, a descendant of tho Bizantino emporora. This man, by tho oxorciso of extremo nisrennlli' nci, miuiagetl to amass tho bum of j:i0,(X)0-au immonso fortune in those days. Thoji cmno tho question, to whom should ho leave it! Ono day a distant relativo Bent him a letter writteu ujioti n square inch of jiaper This was bUtllcJent In tho fitness of things tho ivardmonious correstKnid out beeatuo tho miser's heir. Cas sell's Journal. Mr. Caurrun'a "Ocoone." Tho story of Mrs. Cameron's ,JOonono" is this: Mrs, Cameron was at Oxfonl. While wnlkiug in tho "High" sho ivtssetl n very beautiful girl. Going up to her sho asked "Who nro your "I'm Mrs. Doukiu's cook," replied tho maid, Mrs, Cam erou got lier address, called on Mrs. Doukin and obtained amission to take tho girl to Freshwater for a timu as w model She is Oenoae, New York Tribune, lu 1891 a nugget of fifteeu twumk weight, ahapU exactly likttamk with the exivjKioa of the right arm, waa ilkeovwuKl ia the Burwa mhie! ar Melbourne Australia. t Hvnry IM of FraHott ttaiuto.1 i.l face aud uwl all dmU of eoattMtioi, vrariiMS t ulght a waak aad kIhw Sctoa im tW aay jttct at Boiaii r otMHaM to bsu X0i DOH VlHOVl what a comfort it is to havo ready at hand ft remedy that never fails to relievo Constipation, and thnt, without win or discomfort; and almost immediately cures head aches, and dispels every symptom of Dyspepsia. Such a remedy is found in Simmons Liver Regu latornot a sweetened compound lo nauseate, or an intoxicating beverage to cultivate an alcoholic appetite, but a medicine rjfeasant to tho taste, and perfectly harmless when huuuioai 1 . fll( IIA.tl. lo. buiit. Aluriuu Co- MEXICAN WAR SOLDIERS, INOUEA9K UK PEN&lOitS. Under Aclol January 5, 1S83, me eulltlcd tolncieaso. Apply to l. C.HHEKMAN, lloom 11, Cray's Hlock, Llalm Attorney' L.teny Bl. Sulcm, Ore. ! 101 ui rnaia I'APKB is kept onflle at'h. O. JL Lliuko's Aattfllalug AgeUU ,i4 UliU w Jiticlluula ixcUoLi(,u, cull i ,m JulM J, Luiiluiuu, ttbeii; uiuliuaa luruuitrtioit cuu ue uiaue luf It. ASTEADV sober young man would Iikb tupuiuouie luuiiey lu groteiy u..u una UaVo tt biudy poaliiuu, AUtiieMs, A Calo JuIIUaSAL.. 1-1V- Notice. mvfln to tllO child. S. L. R. never disappoints. Itpo'scpses the virtues and perfec tions of a reliable remedy of tho kind endorsed by eminent physicians. IT nfTnra nin tltl-HSUrO tO ttdd WJ' tCStt- mony to those ou recclto nunuutly In rcierence mj your '"'"""'v , , ". , ,, ; conalder Simmons Utor Hcguliinr tl.' best mmlly medicine on Hie miiiVi' i bavo prescribed It tilth excellent rcsulli -W. t. f AKK, 1. u , imcjr vn, ..."". rimrch Directory. r.vASQKLicAL. Corner of Liberty nnd .-emu n.iccw. uiiuuuj ..v .w. , -- ini 7:T0 p. m., Sunday school 12 m , Y P.s. J. JS, (i i.AI p. lu.; irayer uieeiiug imuauaj, .J p.m. J, Bonersox, paste, rehldtnce IJT Liberty street. Pi'.k.shvtkrian'. Church street, between Cheuuketn and Center. Preaching morn ing and evening; Sabbath school at 12 m.; Y 1'. . C. E. at M p. m.; piner meeting Thursday ut 7.10 in m. Itcv. F. il . Gw ni;e, O, U pastor. South Salem-M. E church. Preach ing every Sunday at 10:80 a. in, and 7 p in. Sunday school at 3 p. m. Pinyer meeting Thursday at 7 p. in. Epworth League, Friday at 7 p.m. liev. Lb.as.ll. Leo, paMur. OCMIir.KLAND Preshytfiuan. balcm, Oregon, Hev J. E. ulalr, Pastor. Sunday -chool every Sunr.uy, 10 a. in. Preaching every . luuduy, 11 a. in. and 7.o0 p. in. Church bouse on Hlh street, tetneen Marion and Union. l.crybody welcome. Unitk.ii llKtTHEHN. two blocks south west of pixscmer depot. Services every -abbatlua II o'clock, nnd at 7: JO, ftabbatli school at 10 ii. m. Piayer meeting eiry -at jrdy ulght at 7:30. KveryLodj cordluly invited. Rev. .1,8. Jennings, l'HStor. .METUODisrEi-iscni'AL. Services ontfab batliatlfhn nnd 7:0. Sunday schnol at 12;Epworth Leagues ut 0:15; Pru)r meet ing every Thursday evening. Hev. C. L. Kellerman, pn'.tor. St. Joskpu's Catholic CiiURcn.-Che-ineneta and C Ibtc. Sunday tetvlces- Low muss 7.30 n. in.; high mass 10.30; fcundaj school 3 p. m ; vtspt-rs 7.0J; week dajs, low muss 7 a. in. Kev J. 8. W hlte, pastur. CoNaiiEaATicsAL. C rner Center and Liberty fcer icis buuday at 10 W a. in, and 7 p. m ; 8unday school VI :n., Y. P, S. C. E ul:u0 p. in.; prayer meetlug7:o0p.ui.'lliurs day. Evanqelicai. Mission." Corner Che- meketu and 17th streets. Service In Enn iiou every Miuauy evening at 7.J0; sunaay school at 3 JJ p m ; prayer meetiug every Wednesday evening ut 70y ST. Paol Ei'iacoi'AL Ci'Citcn Corner Church and Cuemekeiu. Hn vices lthoO u ui. und 7 p. in.; .Sunday school lnj a. m.; service Thursday 7.S0p. ui. Kev. V. Lund, lector. First Haitist. Liberty nnd Muilon. Services 10-.JJ a. in. uud 7.00 p. m ; Suudiiy school 12 in.; young people's meeting at b p. m.; prayer meeting 7..J0 lhursday. Kev. llobcrt WhlUker, pustor. Kkkk Jli.Tliouisr ltev. B. F. Einnlle.v pastor, feervtces. Sunduy morning and evening, bunduy ichool ut 10 a in ; praj er meeting Friday night. Church wpposile North Salem school. Fhikmm. At Highland park on car line. Services 10:30 a. m uud 7..S0 p. m.; Suada school Um.; Uhrlslian Endeavor tl p m.: prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 p. in. Hev." F. M. Oeorge, pastor. Tho Church of God holds regular ser vlcen imhe German Buptist church, on Sonh Cottage stieet. Preaching buudaj ut 2:J0 p. m. Praj er meeting ev ery Tburs day cv cuing ut 7: p m. It,. v. , TA.Gilltt p.istor. ' German BAt-riST.-Servlces In German Baptist church north ot Collage stieel, dunday school ut 10 a. m. Preuchlii at 11 a m. Evening bervlcout 7.30. Kev. John Fccliter, pallor. Christian bciE-CK.-ServIces In Unl urlaa hall ut 10:10 u.ui nnd 7:io p. m ; tmb lirtlh school U m.: Bible aturtv ti.,. evening. US'ITAltl Vv I'nr r.ltnf..al.. . ... . street. Sunday tervi, h id. n .....i -$ tUUdaV Whlml at I'J T VI- 11....... ' v' lor. ' " "a,;"i l1- CHHISTIAN. lllirh ami iVni u..j.. school IS in.; preaching KkJO a. m.; young peopiea ocuiy B3H p. m.; preachlnir 7-m P. m Hev. W. IL V llllanls. Sf,"'1' 7"" ' - j "uswui,-d aim k wi- Ills lit EVANOKUCA1. -Corner of I.ii,m ... ,ulu..uuwiu. ,.:" ?.."ut n.iri. Center, irtus. German servUe.v.v Zr. Si'StS1" . u""r ?t tUaU IN 1893 ill HoiKfs -'iu. to MiIciiao. THECHICAG0.MILWAUKEE&ST.PAULR7 Exriiraioii Hutvs to the VorM's Fair. m3mmmnuiKaBiMiimm.MarmnamiaEtnm niim J. W. WEST," I'roprlotor of tho GERMAN MARKETl Uu Commercial Ht. and the CASH MARKET OnBtatoSUcet. Good McntR, Bniisngo, LarJ? lining; g,. I rNtnblishmciil. " M.W ,tJVl,irtlSKMiNl1 I,i()UM A piilroftottolnoslii'll rlmyp 1; gissse". uwnorciu getmniie in lull- mg ut the Jiull.NAb oltlco i;i-3t Notice. Notice 13 hereby given, that for tbo pur IHtee of clinking n txuinllMtionof ull per J..us who.i.av oiler ibeiusolves us candi dates lor leathers of lue schools 01 mis OuUiity, I l.l noKiupuoiio eiaiuiuuu.iu at fleui, Ureaou, at 1 o'clock Wednesday, Ptb.uuis b, 1H) , ... . Ajipi ciuis 11 r slate commissions will be eluiiiiued at the sunie time. All persons tuteudiuu lo apply forcertitl rates ut tins liuiu, should notliy ine by tetter bufuiu Uieexiiiuliuitlou. airuu.eis win be riquned to produco e ldeucd ot good muial Lharuetcr. TnoleelorlbeeiatuiUrttluu la 81. IMltu mis 1UIU uuy in Jiuiuuiy, wo. l-Ml&VtiW i8.:t. HARPER'S WEEKLY, ILLUSTRATED. ltnrper's WeeRly is acknowledged u stniidlugtirfltaiiioneflllustiated weekly n! rlodlcals in Ar erica. It occupies 11 pii between that of the hurried dnilypnpfriiS iii'u w, iuw irpn uuicij ujutiu.iue n in, aj eludes both literary and news, ami presenti fl with eaual forcnand felicity tho real evenu I UI LUIIL-Uli uirttij uuu tun 'UlIlKJQ&UTfl thtnitfi ofllciion. On ncountof Its verr World's Fnlr, It will be not only the best 'I KI.IUU w iiiu (jict, CA.uaiiiuil uul U1SO 111 best souvenir. Every puhlio event of in. erul Interest will bo luliy llmi-tiatcd in lu pages, Us contributions' being from thj best writers and art siH in the country, u wl 1 continue to excel in literature, newt, mnl lllustruttous, nil other publications ol Its class. HAEPER'S PERIODICALS, Per Year: IIA.KPEU'8 MAGAZINE noir JIAKI'ER'.S Wi:KKLY it i ,, . ,.,,,..,, ,..,.... ; u.eiii t.ii o iia .rt a. ..4(S- Nnt ll n Is llprl.. irl-l. .liatllinlSiJimll r . ........... .......... ... .. ltBun.letls uhu I'uu.iu piuptrly ol Iha l . ',l.i",l Tn'M"'.,0'"' ",l ""-11 ul pub" ' l'"stage free to nil subscribers in the Immh, .V Au.UUo 'Ji'uuujii"ow . united States. Canada, nnd Mexico. uu.il ULa by uu.lui n.iiiiiHi'niiii v.it . ..nil . ' TllA nlllM nf 4I. !. I 1 1 ill Trt.. . lUDiuuillltB J iiju ilUfJtJV UrEl, "MB iiviiiPLiiuinuu jui uuuuui Ui t U " ST, Ve llltl nn tltnu lu i.uiill.mrH n.l.l.lnll -- .- uw luiie, n jiirmjiiUl,U, PUUILl 'iJllHQS will bPKluwlth the number curibntutihe iiuiuui itxeijn m uruer. Bound on)e ol ilflipcT's Weekly for 1hro t-nru lun V In ticnt nltt, i,i yii- will bo sent by mull pi state paid ortj express, free 01 expense (provli ed tbe fietirht does l ot excted ono dollar pervof miihj,iui ,i vujti volume Cloth rasis loi each olomo, sullablefoi tilnntnir. will lm L&.tt 1... ...nil ..n.,.nij ouiecelptotfl.CO inch. lemlttanccs should be rrnde by Poit oflice munt-y order or droit, to avoll chance or loss, Newspapers aie not to copy this ndve tiseinent without the expiesB order of Um- Adaress: UAIU'EB & BItOTHFKH, New York, ote.ui.r iV. ouuuuimu us u urueei stole, ul ' iiiv wmui ui e.iucriy uuu oluie sueeis. lu ibe'ellj of .suieui, t two u'eiucn, p. ui v, eaiits wiv. .liiiiu..r j A iii. in.. .... ai.criUeU pibpcuj: . leel ett ol Ihd iiusi, vuuw, .uva.u. o, uiuen riu.-,iu ine Uiy Ul Olllelll, Jlal lou uuuul, OlOU, AllUWU uo me buiiaiug uuv teeupieu oy ihj Tuei iueiUe culnpauy. .isjtne. uyui-aleui's propeuy ou the a tu eoiuor ul i.lbeili una tsune streets, euliia-enelni! ul Iho iNuiih tuol cuiuel ul .lues. iu, A, iii tue e,ity ui ouleui, jiuiiou Cuuuo, eieguu; luenve souiueuy uluuu meivisiiiueuisaiauiuns:u,ii,okui;lhinee eu.ie.o puiui.ti wuu iho nunu nuuui sa.u i..oc,iU Rei. I'ueuco uuuUcio, P-iiuila iiumowi6l.uUuUaO llUeoisaiuu.uea. .Uoiie., lu ue uunu Oxunuary ilueofsaiU b.eo, lueuee Wis eny to lue pmoj ul Ut giuuig. Uuliu.i.g nun w.eupinu by oielu- Vyti.S'SiiTSi1 e,Utu' vapual i-uii,UB turn ui tu.c-Oue half cash on accept uuee ui o.d by eny eu.Ueil ui lue eny ot -ieu,uuu lue imiauce ai luj exuiiuilou ulsixu,uulhs, ttliumleieaiuliueialeul pe-i e.m, p. uuuuin. lue . gUi lu ujcei u """"' Olusiseeieoi leseiveu. tuLuAi,J OLMbrtn. ,. , Ui.,. i,, (jRAY, LommlUeo oi buis uu.. i uu.lc Piopei ty i-Utu ' uud third Sundays. J. B. Flaher, pastor. liCHMAV I.TTT1II7UIV Vt. .. .. -P7v.". . :. ",.r ?.""" iuiBe j-t ..:.;..;,::.; :;.".. "".'?...j..r,.uu"y t .e ..i'.iu i.v.j.c iiijeriuht Ti!inkuipi ir.r.. i-.. . .. rrt.ii.b.ra Ag. tto mZuSlZ, Krid ntitiUt Grunso lun. iruveillog num. ur ate ciruiahy luvltcd. llollne-aaBdl'IvlneHMllng.atiisiiijh .. , ...rf m....um n,,vM,i,,u HI dOYlUek eiiKisTiAv cll ck It nt U'JUoo oeli every suuda, SULCI. Notice. No ice is hereby given that ths ntv i MMd Uiegon. 'l 18i). HARPER'S BAZAR. illustrati:d. it MaJ2Lcf!8 Ba?,ar ls a Jraal for 1 he home. tloi'iH p.r 1 T',,,nu "8 '"'eious lliu-tnv li lempni ,dt';lBV1B','n1 nltcrii-sheet blip- ois a. ,"'llsltn'-''We alike to Ue sarn.t'i?1rnintn8e l" sl'Ho tnake 2 ri.,h?i,71l.ll,flirM "' ,lie invest o nd tho,gbirnTeSy,,aVkrui?,aoS ev-ery thing is iD"Kided , 'hich 7in 1 ChrisUu'Vc Sine funlTUlX da.e ' Vrngy Jllllfcr-n,,d ( ai lieMnrL0.1,". V' .'.: P.!9.f1.utnuontrlbulon. posli on vv ill V ,. " mel o'UMibUu Ex Inany HluaratUin " ' HARPER'S PERIOPIOALS. TT4 nnvmn .. . v &SSS SSI v- - HAKPEH'8 YdU'G PEOpe:::" 2 tO LOLo.Ntl. J OlMSTED, w. mj, viaai, School Tax Notice. u,b,eiOTJJNo for the ouaeo.w.iio Z:JS P?ito at tne UUII1 4. N quern unless 1 alf ecuW 1-7-dw-Jw "XLMX:. nlstrlct Clerk. Tin; LTLTIVATOlt looi -isi"-""" 1893 country Gentleman TlIElttsi'OFTHE AGRICULTURAL WEEKLIES I arm Crops and rocciSes liZyll?. Pom- u aru.trw . ... T"'Ma. Kit,.. w . .: . -"..wiiv rr.iia. rn In AlOilCO. the iSS .,'u. AV JcpUea, r-ln louiesTlcTo, !"J,r. 'Zai rnr-wuuS., f.. lu SS JKAWI&!W .YnKf. '.' VIuTh'10" MIW ta -" " sptelai rt. uueiiuu iu our LLLIt IjA'nr,. .. hLta.T..:;?. ob 1893. .r.ioix subscnptions, " ,i "dYouoscnptions, " Ha I it .... t. 10 Ca-ium. .v. J .... ' 10 'i-h iuuaauc ..rt" for 1S9-. ,Q r eeKliTm,i W Mud ,b-P?y UuceMojauuT'vV rMoi is, .. ncin,lu ULu,V. w.thuu, ci,"- -r. . " '". An.-ira-,. " KSutUb.ry Sher,, Umtedltaus6,81 BUbscrlbl u nli. Lanada, nnd Moi amnnSSeW jaenSMar besln wllh,h WbennotimelsmpriV,arof each Jr' will begin with thir,V.01Jed' subs-cilptlons time of recein. ntAe.5uUll)er current at the thTe0eUy?a?s0baT ,UF, Bazar for wUlbesentby m' li ?ea.1 clotu finding, freight disno0,fe"Pus 'Provided the "niy.iorJTpvufume "e aol,MV vol Hoth caKct r.-.. ' . binding, will be sen, ,,011Im,0' sitnble for relpt of i ciichf ut by mo1'. Ptfcl-pnlU, on Reinitiunro ',....., . . office money oms " J . b? mndo y Pst" ot loss, y 0Me' or ''raft.to u old chance tl8emenPtavvu'h2Qitnh0t.to col'y u"s nover Pr Urot htr, tbe exP ess order of Aar- Addre:HAnPEn4BU0TIrEIW New vsrK.. h Locating Mines sfcjtfmltb.s nading hidden trfilm.' Aluene!lo iods fi r P.'.lerMii,1"' or loe-atniL. r.old "'niJtheCTtatestrt :LIns,runit,'t " " -tuiHiiuu nuurtoa R. H. SMITH, aa . '"aainaaaaiMi lainiajiai Pali m, Ort'Kon. n nirm i t m , ru . h . 3 y i 1 Ann Ar.v... fou tows i, ,, , 'nnu.uu. Trr r -- 4WUfcAiD PiTnio iiOt $2.00 IVrdoien fortho One-it flnUhcd PHOnKJlut'U luthecttr. MONTEE BROS., la COmmerctai Slrvel, T. J.KKIISS. HOUSE PAINTINQ, . PAPER HANGING, NWIW flnlthlnr. Cor. leh tM CWtmtieta bUt, Undertakim HOEYE & mUT -AX VT8 ''- ' ' r John mwiv. Carpenter aid Ukt JHUlimT TIIO . faa- '. I J' I SiJWe, PObUUMfcu Kwer.iUa.Mt.Sa. ,. '" mf .H 4LUc( r. ce iti jtr8, HNit. . "TU,W ? BENNETT k SON. CAKDirs Frttit and Cigars, O. BlooU.- lL T. liCMWiKETS,- CI and Tbawe. MUUKI) PARLOR. O CENTS ABav llitTr---- a4a m-i Str.,, a II