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XV XAftk FAllwre,
MmtAi tfeb., Jriii. 2.-Tli
rtUltftg (MtiMmneMHeiil of the Capt
M l?M4ftftl lHk wad iDfldelaM
4ftr4, MH witli It erne llio -Ulc
Mt (b slate trcanurerwm
fotkeerMh to tlio extent
fMM, If Is iitaed tbo failure In
r4p4ttl Uut tlie exact condltloi.
HjMto Ht be Ascertained
,': (( amount to 1025,000
'HMefthki amount be t ween fl7,
400 kM iW,CKK) are ilato fundw, fi.
A" tytfob tV tond of tlie treasurur wll
If Hy tumble. Tbo capital utocl
HW,bWr all paid up. Cnnlile
HMIialtfttated that the rusctg wotili
tbe depositor, but there l
Mprewed on to the correct
WfUw statement. BUteTrett
Baftley In out of the city. an
hk
, imepnmion or the exact ntnnun
pf Hm dtate funds ou deposit can b
jriiiiiiiiMii t
3tKXf, Neb,, Jnn. 23. Tb
flttol JfHtloiml hank failure In tin
(Mia Wle of cniiveraittloti. Hun
' 4ttopt people nurrounded the banl
H tbe morning, but the door re
WHtt'wed tljrlitly closed.
Tlie bank numbers) tlinusatnln ol
' i1fotHn. Many of small iueau
wt(l tow five huudrcd to two thou
' mud dollars each. 1'rcHldunt Mo
'' yrtemii of the First Nutlonal, aalo
i4y, he believed tbo bank would
pay Mil depositors la full, but tin
rtrth holders will bo oompullcd t
jUrt Hp ?are uiiiountu Imiiiedlutuly
- ,T1 enuee of the failure la dut
to Mw'ttet that the atato troaaiirei
, MM8d the Capital National thai
;b toould require u $100,000 within
; .ft week. Treabiirer Hartley urrlved
tWewofuIujf and states that Urns
the governor, kecrotary ol
Attorney general approved
tbtd of Mother oud Outcalt,
,000, under the law which
effect when ho took
' H ebt of tke state fuiiila.lio and h'c
u'tf IM)MImhm are rulciuod from all lla
! J' " IttftM, which will fall upon the
Egyptian Matters.
tioKUON, Juu. 23. The Kgypllan
011 U ttHsiiniliitr Kravlty whtob
tor tbe time pitta all other Ismuih In
ItMO Wokijrouud. TI10 foreign otllo
1mm reeelved n telegram from Lord
tiMmer naylng the Khudlvo Intlm
Md an Intention to refer to Turkey
. a4 the treaty powors, the action of
! XctgtaRd In oauslue the illsmissal ol
-V iw-iitHii unuiuui. .nuiivva nn
xelted thau at any lime nlnw
PMm fHitbreuk under Arlol ratlin.
I ; FmaeeiiM given notice to Qreal
iNittaH that while refraining from
oiatlpii to Ilia l'aNhn as premier,
y BPiiin w iife.il. ut 1110 uiiip
lattMlKalalit tin. vtt.tit .ktli.-. ll
. Mf t ohooae bU mlnUtun.
OMWKWiU Fisht.
0nCUWO,Jaii.38-C!itiinploiiJaniei.
J, OorbeW, who has been rather suv
' rltWel during the past few
(brkkcouree lu IiuIhIIukoii
u feet before taklni; ou auotlf
4ff m44i fr tke world's champion
tMfr tMtay gave out an Interview In
WttUk k ilefmds hU poslllou ami
WlllUfc h eonoludca with a sweep
lag9 &)& to llht auyuue,
MiitM Jaeksvtu preferred, tin
Wft t Nm uhw next fall for a
' ; BWieUead.
rBpjpff-!",?"""".'
HUhop
Uh Uathollo bUhoj) ol
k (lead.
Ikoeka Dead.
.jim.j-iiw!hi. l'hiui!-
hilM kf tbU inorulti
iptliwe, imijgki -jo u
kf ttAWKUlUK,
WtC rir.
ImI., Jan, a.-Mtte-OUkwue'
works burtml
iMMIwi. Natural
Wx kwudrvd Itieu
Kkrfwww Wall, a
to utttk.
Jmi. 8. Tkt
rirtM ewloH
at tkede-nk
kty ttwMigkjr
ftlM ftpWMfc
An
mtt n ih Osurt;
w&inSLa
AW0Af I Wi,
ftiiM ol loiii
M98i
tiB llmltfKl exrewt, weHKind on
(Ite OieVelatHlf t'olHmbm, Clfidti
Mail k. Ht. UuU road, title here al
ft o'ftloek gaiUfday taoftifiifff '"
Into an bpcti awlleht four mile east
of fiHe, eatiolbrf the death of En
ultiwf llo nndljilflugiyefdl jms
mngvtnt The pftntengef (rain was
lute and was running at (he rate
10 mile u hour. Approaching
Wnmi atalfori. tho coulno ran
through all open switch and crashed
into n train of freight cars standing
on the siding The locomotive spill
the caboose of the freight train, and
ilowcd Its way through several
'relght cars, rieveral oil tanks ox
tilodcd, and scattered oil over the
reck, which caught lire. The
A iiuea quickly spread, and, before
boy were drawn away, four freight
ur, three oil tanks, the baggage
ar, smoker and locomotive of tin
dxpress train wcro completely des
roytd. Just before the collision 00
urrcd tho fireman of tho express
mgliio leaped to Ihe ground and es
Mped with slight Injuries. Engl
ieer W D. Iloss.of this city, remain
id In bis cab, and was carried
brough tho wreck. Ho wus plum d
11 betweon the tender and bollei
oid covered with oil from tho burn
ing tanks, being literally boiled to
leath. Passengers 011 tbe exprt-s
ruin received more or less shaking
ip, but none were seriously hurl,
Pho crew of the freight tral
ho approaching locomotive In time
to escapo from the caboose Jo safety.
A special train, currying surgeons
mil a wrecking crew, left hero at 0
('clock, and were sooti at the sceuo
f tho aooldent. The track Is budly
olocked, and trulllc will not be re
turned until tonight, l'ussengers
ire, however, transferred to other
dues. Tbo material loss by tbo
A-reok Is nearly $ HK),000.
A cor pno In tliu baggage car was
entirely consumed In the tiro orlgl
(luting from tho wreck.
At noon, while n largo gang of
workmen wcro engaged In clearing
iway tbe wreck, tbu II lines reached
1 gasoline tank, which exploded,
catterltig blazing nil In all direc
tions. Tlie vicinity of tbu wreck was
crowded witti spectators watching
too worunioii, una tuey were
Irouohcd with oil, many being re-
orted seriously burned, Joseph
FItxpatrIck titid Andrew McMillan,
tecllou men, were badly burned and
lakun homo to Html Bt, Louis. Tim
othy lfoullhaD,uunther section man,
va.i ho badly burned that hlsdeath Is
"xpoctcd. It Is reported nearly CO
ipenlntora were nioroor loss Injured
by the bund tin oil, and many were
carried In wagons to neighboring
farmhouses, where they received
luodlcal tittcntlou,
ANOT1IKII HKI'OIIT.
Sr. Louie, Mo,, Jan. 23 A wreck
which, In consequence, Is one of tho
most appalling and disastrous, oo
ourrcd between Wuun and Alton
Junction, Illlnotd Biiturday. Tho
Cleveland, Columbus, Clcluuatl and
dl, Louis tiUUthweHtorn limited pas
eugor train, oousUtlugofau engine
and four coaches which loft here
Saturday morning for the Hast run
into an open switch a half mile
north of Wuun and crashed Into u
iralu coiikUtlug of soeu tank cars
standing there, The result was a
tire and afloi wards an explosion
which already has oust six person's
lives, fatally injured several mom,
seriously hurt others, und caused
rfruat proiwrty loss to the couimuy,
rtio dead are: Webb lWt, Mt
loon, Ills., engineer of tbe limited;
lllram Cornelius, of Iowa; l'Mward
Miller, Altuujuuctloii and twouul
duntllled awn and one boy, uaiuu
unknown. All were burned to
death, The following were fata ly
buriicd; William Hhatluck, Upper
Alton; Frank Bcullln, Alton; JovpU
tlerumn, Alton; John Wilki-sou,
Alton; John Frvd, Kdwardsvllle
uroMlug, Ills.; Charlie llurrls, Al
ton; John Louk,Altou; A.T, Fnuer,
est, Lout; Kdward Moupln, Allou,
All were futully burned uUmt the
head aud Ixnly, OUiers lojutvl are:
V. U. Harrison, Wauu; Heury
rouuliiKtou; Wauu; L juis iKitiMVle
Moutreal, CauuiU; Heury lMgrlai,
Alton; JoepU Luttervll, Alleu:
Wm. K, ltlclurdsou, Alton; Hcr
utau Katke, Altou; Fruuk lUrtlett,
Hmufiwrd, Caouds; Hwrge HtapliT,
uwhwiuwh, ivf,;4iauH!iuue rwuii
line, I'tilUOelnklst Wm, MoCarty,
Altot; CtwrWa HawHtoMd, AItou
JuMwtUm, Tke kkutkwterH Hut
l4U dttt Wsmh at 8;M, N
ftfaik trU mm tW, Uit about a
kail wife kyAtl at AUa J)tHrUHi
tkN KM teveivl awUck, The
9khmiltlntTm tot IN (
fabij aittl ike oflleers ate tibvf
etttehlMK" h klm He ed durlfcg
the iltfsl aecfrliit.
More VleMms.
A10H, llf.i Jmt, 2S. Three more
ikatLis lhl morning Increased the
death roll of Saturday' horror to 30.
The additional dead are J, N. Mur
ray, county rtsciHor) Chan, llaller,
farmer; Joseph Herman, child,
i'hyslcfans exiect 12 more of tho In
jured (0 die within a few hours.
Bailors' Union.
VanooUVBIi, U, 0., Jan. 23-The
union men whokldnopped the crew
of the steamer collier ituwnmoor, at
Nanalmo, Wednesday night, were
captured In the sloop Minnie, off
dower point, fifteen miles from here.
Three of the union men had tho five
sailors In the sloop, Tbty had left
Nanalmo Friday night and were
making for Vancouver, Officer Mo
Kill no noticed the sloop had disap
peared so he took passage on the
Cltch, a regular steamer to Nanalmo
and overtook them. No resistance
was offered. The men aud sloop were
taken back to Nanalmo. Tho prov
incial government otlered (200 re
ward yesterday for tholr conviction.
Footpad Fooled.
PoitTbAM), Jan. 23. Oflcer
Hulchlns was ou his way about 10
'('clock when ho was accosted by u
man at tbo corner of tiecoud and
.Main streets and told to hold
up ids bauds. Instead of comply
ing with tho demand, be imme
diately drew his rovolver and placed
tho footpad uuder arrest. Hutch
I us wore a silk hat aud mackintosh
and carried a valise in his hand
which (rave him tho appearanco of
being u stranger In tho city, aud
the footpud little thought he was
holding up one of the city detective
force. The man gave his name as
II. J. Thompson.
DInnorto Satolll.
Washington, Jan. 23. IJIshop
Keauo, rector of the Catholic univer
sity here.where Monslgnoro Satolll's
permanent headquarters are estab
lished, gave a special dinner In hon
or of the designation of MotiBlgnoro
Butolll as permanent apostohu dele
gate to tbe United Slates. Tlio
guests Included Dr. McQIynn and
his friend Uishop Moore, of Bt. Au
gustine, Pla., und the faculty of tbo
university.
Washington Sonatorsuip.
OiA'MHA, Win, Jau.23.-Oii tho
2J51II ballot Bhadle, of Plorce, wt nt
back to Turner, giving Allen 61,
Turner 25, Griggs 27 and Teats
0; 2(lth ballot immo.
Washington Mattors.
Washington, D. C Jan. 23.
Benator Washburn said this morn,
lug bo would usk tbe senato to re
main In session today till a vote was
reached on tho autl-optlon bill, and
Indications are, n vote will be taken.
Opponents will not (minister against
It. Washburn la confident tbo bill
will pas, und opponents 'are almost
willing to concede the claim.
OAIIINBT 003311'.
Teller, of Colorado, Is quoted as
saying that J ml go arealiam would
either be a member of Cleveland's
cabinet or a member of tho Supreme
Court. Hlaokford and Field of the
Supremo Ilench will soon retire ou
account of age, and Lunar who Is
lucaiiacltuted by Illness, will be pen
sioned and retired.
Nomination.
Washington, Jan. 23. The presi
dent iiomliiated Frauk C. Partrldce,
of Veimont, minister to Veueiuo:a,
Blaine Weaker.
Washimiton, Jan, 23. That Mr.
ltlalne is weaker Is the only know
ledge the physicians have gained of
any change lu his condition yestco
day. Ho Is apparently ubout tho
same as ho has been for several days
pott. He retains eousclousuehs and
doea not appear to bo lietter or
worse, tmt the doctors note a slight
los of strength each day. Tho doc
tors vUlted Mr. lllalue at 9:30 ami
report no matetlal change In bis
ooudlttou. If anything, however,'
he I slightly weaker. Tho home
was closed for the night at 11 o'clock.
Blalntt's Ooaditlon.
Washington, D. U Jan. S3.
There U no change lu Blaine's ovu
dltlou tbU afternoon.
8U-er &lxkt4.
Han Khancmco, Cab, Jaw. 9k
Tke oHl ekeouer Volaut baa
been rlgklvU. In tke eablti wan
ftHithl tbe bety ofoueoftke erew.
Itklkeogkt wwe UhJW wIH W
Mud. Tke Yakut ertUUew
bf w uwu, of wktw uotkUn k
bM keettit
I,"-
L-'---- -
0alt watc kt good tot falHng Mtt
Tli slecplBg tox ca(ckc9 tio poultry
Areometers wore first described ij
ljauino in 1709.
Ilrtut, tlio Lntln Shakespeare, was
the son of a freodnian,
A tree kept well thinned out at tlio top
grows tho fnirwt fruit.
Vomtu mostly commit suldile by
drowning and by shooting.
Tlio Hiarrloge of minors are 0 pet
tent, of the whole number.
Tlie thinnest tnnn In congresn Is James
D. Klcliardson, of Tennessee.
In 1000 Gilbert recorded that other
bodies besides amber had electric prop
erties, Of every hundred baby girls that nro
bom in China about thirty aro put to
death.
Tbo man who picks up a rcdhot stove
lifter and is badly burned Is apt to get
on his sear.
Electric lights wcro Introduced In tho
government arsenal at Woolwich, Eng
land, In 1878.
Woman Is seldom color blind; hence
hor preference for looking on tho bright
sldo of things.
Tlio truth that is aimed straight at tho
dovil will bo snro to muko somo liighly
respectable people dodge.
Tho heaviest man in congress is John
W. Rlfo, of Pennsylvania. A special
chair is provided for lu3 uao.
In 1889 Kansas had u whoat acreage of
1089 than 2,000,000 acres. Last year she
Is said to havo 4,000,000 acres.
Four-fiftlis of tho engines now work
ing In tho world havo been constructed
during tho last twenty-fivo years.
Every student nt tho Chicago univer
sity Is compelled to tako at least one
hour of physical cxerciso every day.
Marriages aro mado in heavon, which
probably accounts for tho Bummer en
gagements novcr amounting to anytliing.
An oak treo was recently cut on a farm
near Bedford, Ind., which yieldod a log
40 feet in length, 0 feet in diamotor and
41 feet at tho top. Tho log is without
knot or blomlsh of any kind aud will
bo exldbitod at tho World's fair.
Shopping Philosophy.
Thero wcro two young women in a sil
versmith's on Broadway'bearing in their
hands tho listo of tho happy beings who
wcro to bo remombercd with gifts and
on their faces tho anxiety of Christinas
Bhonoers.
"Say, Nell," said ouo as they forced
their way to tho pluco where penholders
woro displayed, "why don't you givo
your father n ponholdorr
"Well," said Nell thoughtfully, "as ho
dictates oven his loiters to mamma to
his typewriter, I don't know what uso ho
could innko of one But you might got
ono for Walter."
"Walter has one. Why don't you get
a silver framed calendar?"
"Too expensive I believe I'll get
Louisou set of btuds. Enameled ones
aro protty, aren't tlioy'r"
"Yes, but Louise has somo sho bought
in Paris last cpring."
"Oh, suro euough. Well say, Nell, I
want n now hatpin for myself. Como on
and lot's (jet it."
They did so, and then Nell remem'ber
cd that oho needed some lacepins and
bought them. After theso purchases tho
young shoppers said thoy felt too tired to
buy any more that day and drifted down
tho street, planning to buy father and
Walter and Louise gifts iu tlio future
"That," said a woman who was con
scientiously struggling with her list,
"that Is true philosophy. I wish I had
strength enough of mind to do the samo
thing." Now York World.
NltH'plns Hor Lift) Arny.
Tho German villago of Grambke is
greatly excited over ti caso of persistent
Bomnolency In tho person of tho daugh
ter of one of tho town officials. Tho girl,
a pretty, Blonder child of wnno thirteen
years of age, has been in 11 continual
sleop since tho r,ecoud woelc in May, and
oven now does not show tho least trace
of arousing from her protraetod slum
ber. Diirin,; tho first week of her en
forced sleep the family seemed grioved
to tho verge of distraction nnd all was
mourning In tho houso where tho child
lay In tho embrace of "death's twin
brother."
After nwhlle, however, when it was
noticed that ulio would swallow liquid
nourishment, their fears for hor safety
seemed to abate to n certain degree, and
now, after 11 lapse of more than half a
year, tho family go about their daily
labors as if tho little maid were really
diMd and half forgotten. Highest medi
cal authorities havo lieeu consulted, but
all efforts to keep her awake havo re
sulted in total failures, St. Louis Re
public. A Nlcw Whjt or .Milking T.
To those who get sleepletwneus from
tea let mo recommend a most delicate
way of making It. Fill a perforated silver
kill with dry tea and swing it through a
cup of boiling water. Tho ball can re
main long enough In the water to pro
duce a mobt delicious infusion, but there
will bo none or very little of tho tannin,
that astringent element of tea which is
bo injurious. Itevent scientific inquiries
into tho nualitlreof thonecnlinrnou-nrnf
tea, which has tended to rai.so it bo high
In popular esteem, claim for it a calm,
placid, benignant exhilaration, greatly
stimulating the stomach, but if it is al
lowed to tteep long it becomes a poison.
Harper's liizox.
A LoaJel llvrrlUt,
Tlio ocean mariner dreads a derelict
and U gniWful when our government
gets fresh traek of these dangerous old
vugrauts aud tells tho imirtn.. u-.wi.i
about where they drift. There U cue !
ship wanderiug around that has become
i-wous. one u tuo American steamer '
Wyer O. Sargent, abandoned March ai.
1801, laden wilh $30,000 worth of nw-be-jrauy.
Sho was fnan Mexico bound
for New York. shui ,i...i.. .ii..i
since being abandoned oft! Capo Hatteras
ever 8,000 lahVs. Detroit Journal.
rjght)cl(lt Orgrer Hrlow Zeru.
Tlio coldest known pot ou tlio
earth's surface, is ou U10 E-wtern
slope, h shelving mountain that runs
iIqwh to near tho wnter'b edgw, oa
tke uuteni bank of tho Lcuh riyr,
in uortlwW SkKri, Tke )Kt 1b
qwMtfoit KlftQ and a. fourth, mllea
(row Sx-kwvHcK)f, nlmvit latitude
T north awl kwiritu4 15-t tttt
Dr. Wolkoff, dlrvetwrof tbe RusnUu
MeUoruloiriviil wnric, givw the
nUuiiuuxu totuittv the tibca
Clifford lllackman
A Boston Boy's Eyesight Savod
Porhaps His Llfo
By Hood's Barsaparllla Blood rot
. soned by Canker.
Head tho following from a grateful mother t
"My llttlo boy had Scarlet Fever when
years old, and It left htm very weak and with
blood poNoncd wllh ennUcr. His eyes
became so Inflamed that his sufferings wero
intense, and for seven weeks ho
Could Not Open His Eyos
I took film twice during that time to tho Eye
and Ear Infirmary on Charlci street, but
their remedies failed to do him the faintest
shadow 0! good. I commenced giving him
Hood's Barsaparilla and It soon cured him.
I havo never doubted that it saTed hif
sight, even If not hl -cry life. You
may uso this testimonial In any way you
choose. X am always ready to sound tho
praise of
Hood's Sarsaparilla
becauso of tho wonderful good It did my
son." Anntr. F. Elackma-v 2888 Wash
ington St., lloston, Mass. Get HOOD S.
HOOD'8 PILL8 hand made, and ara
perfect la coapoiltlon and proportion.
Mines Burning.
' Hazleton, l'a., Jan. 23.-x fire
has been rasing Bince Sunday night
In tbe Evan's & Go's Beavtr Meadow
mines. The loss will be heavy.
Carnegie Home.
New Yohk, Jan. :s. Andrew
Carnegie arrived from Europe this
morning. It U understood he In
tends to go nt onco to Pittsburg to
adjust the troubles growing out of
the Homestead strike.
MARKETS.
PoiitIjAnd, Jan. 23. Wheat
valley, $1.15, Walla Walla, $1.03
$1.07J.
Pan Francisco, Jan.2L Wheat,
May 1.33J.
Chicago, Jan. 21. Wheat, .73.
To My Patrons.
All accounts due mo must be set
tled at mice as I shall place all that
are not paid tor collectiou nn Feb
1st, 1893. I carry a large stock and
must liave the money. All work
and goods in my line at reusoiuiblt
.rloia aud satisfaction guaranteed.
Mrs. D. L. Fikstkic.
l-2-lm Tho Court street milliner.
Wood, Wood. Plenty of it sawed
ind ready for delivery. Leave youi
irders at Ryan's stable, corner ol
Kerry and Liberty. dlO-lOtf
yimmnus Liver Regulator always
(nri'H null prevents indigestion m
dyppepiln.
Preventing Future Misery.
inhere In, la tlilsviile nttenr, n more
rulino itourco of misery th in the rheum
Ho twluuej we huvoyel to liuirollt 1'eo
n'ear' biru wlthn tendeucy to rlieuma
tlm,JutnMthi-y aro wli bone to ronuni
Ion or to scrofula. Slight causes may d.
velop thin. An toon n the aenulzlng mm
p'tt'nt n'anlletta I'aelf, recourse should be
nd to Hc)teit''r'Btonm('ti Hitters, wlilcb
oheckn Its fu'ther Inroads nnd banlshen
tbe rbeumutto ixlnn from ibe system
rills h Hlement tallies exactly wlitt tbe
lestlmonr of physlnlans wbo nave employ
e1 thtsflae blood depurent In their private
practice. There Is also the am Iet profes
ilonal ond Keneral lestl mony as to tbe eHlu
neyoflbo llltierii for m ilwrla. liver com
plaint, ooi'tlpatlon. lndletlon, klduy
Irouli'e, nervousness, andlosof npppilte
and llesb. After a wettln, whetlipr follow
ed hy aco'rt 01 not, the IlUlers Is useful ns
a preventive ol the Initial attack of rheu
matism. THE WILLAMETTE,
SALEM, OREGON.
Rates, $2.50 to $5.00 per Day
The best hotel between IortIand asdBan
Krauolico. KlrsKUss in all Its appoint
ment, lu tables are served with the
Choicest Evu its
Grown In tho Willamette Valley.
A, I. WAGNER, Prop.
Rcsltienco S82 Church Bt.
J. J. MUTTON,
SIGS AND HOUSE PAINTER,
Decorator, Ivalsoniiner aud Pa
per llauger.
Leave orders at A. II. Buren A Son's Fur
nlluw stor or sroal Olle, Grocers.
Notice or Dissolution.
f JMIK grocerr Ami of H. I--rnr .IUI.
1 till day dissolved by mutual ronni
MudJuUiiA. V Eam ivutlnuing tbo
bu.lue.sat ibe same plao
All roni owmg uid firm can Mill,
their actuals with either Sijulre FarVa?
or J. A, Van litou. ' ,v'"ir
8lm, OrtTfon, Jan. 7, V
x',s FAUIlAItACO.
OHr Llttlo Men ami lVouieu.
kok xaoa .
It mad cxpreulj l.w th youncer borm
aSdttlS0.''1 ,UeU 5ta'w2S
1. K.rSf7. BUm'' w eoataln storlwu ,wr.
IU4 llut.pou,vWs, andjingwijind
TUw UIU lk-lMHj 11011.,
A UjOis CuututU ra,1n. u.
ttl wir Crwiy.wvwthy U bli TSL u4
j3ss.iiraL?i' j?i.?oti. h'
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I sUOOESfED I
llOMMBSt
Oreoti!atU This cotitily of Mill
nomah would save 30,000 a year I
thefep fljstem were abolished ami
officials put on proper salaries. And
matiV other counties wouiu b.
from' 16000 In $10.000 apiece. 11 will
be a mistake ou the part of the mem
bers of the legislature irtlieynuow
themselves to suppose that the pen
pie are not watching their colirto on
this question.
The governor believes that the
.int.. IhihnI of eriuullzallon tins really
proven to be "a board of Inequitable
HsstMiiieiU," and bus done more
harm than benefit. Bo far as tbe
work of tbe board for this year U
concerned that Islrti".
Wasco News: A paragraph has
been published staling that Judge
lJolse Is lu favor of the repeal of the
mortgage lax law. Thejudgedeiilts
tblsstatemetit through thet'Al'iTAl.
Journal. Ho favors allowing no
exemption for indeblednef-s except
such as Is n matter of record and cau
lie definitely as-certained.
Tlie confectionary firm of Jones
& Uernardl has dissolved. Mr.
Ikruardlls goiugto California for
his health.
Cliiitclt Directory.
KV.VSOBMCAI.. Corner of Llbcr'y and
Ceuter streets. Hnnday services 10:30 n. m.
.ml 7: JO p. m., Sunday BChool 12 m., Y !..
0. K. t:30 p. in.; t'rayer meeting Thurday,
--.. p, rn. J. Bowersox, paster, residence
U7 liberty s'reet.
i'i:i:iuvTEiiiAN. Church street, between
Cluii-'kelauud Ctnter. Preiicblng morn
ing ai.u uvcnlngj Babbatb bchool ut 11! in.;
Y 1'. . O K. ut :S0 p. in.; prayer meeting
1'Unri.duy at 7:10 p. m. Kov. P. U. Qwynae,
L), 1) panlor.
hoUTit Halkm-M. E. church. L'reacb
ng every Sunday at 10:30 . in, aud 7 p.
m. Huuday school at 3 p. m. I'taycr
meeting Thursday at 7 p. ra. Kpworlh
League, Friday at 7 p. m. Key. Chas. II.
.to, pastor.
COMBKBLAND PUEsBYTBBIAN. Salelll,
ireou, Ucv J. E. lilalr, l'ustor. Sunday
cbool every Suuc ay, 10 u. in. Preaching
very Huudiiy, 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
;burcu bouse on High street, between
ilarlou and Uulon. Everybody welcome.
Unitkd Bbktukiim. Two blocks south
west of passenger depot. Services every
abbatb ut 11 o'clock, nnd at 7:30. Sabbath
school at 10 a. m. Prayer meeting every
atjrday night at 7:30. Everybodycordluly
nvlted. Itev. J.S. JeDnlngs. Pastor.
METHODiSTEejscol'Ai.. Services onSab
alh ut 10: -0 nnd 7:30. Sunday school at
i2; Epwortb .Leagues at 6:15; Prayer ineet
ug every TUursday evening. Kev, C. L.
Ivellennan, ppitor.
Sr. Joseph's Cvtiiouc Cnur.cit.-Cbe-
iiieKeUi and Cottage. Sunday services: Ixw
uass 7:30 u. m.; high mass 10:30; bunday
'.cbool 8 p. m ; vespers 7.0J; week daj s, low
mass 7 a. m. Kov. J. S. W bite, pastor,
Conoukoational. Corner Center and
Liberty Services Sunday at 10.30a.m. and
p. m.; Suuday school 12 in., Y. P. a. C. E
it (UjO p.m.; prayer nitetlng7:o0p.m.Thurs
day.
Kvaoklicvl Mission.; Corner Cbe
uekOluuud lTtli stieets. Service In Ems
.1U every unday evening at 7;30; buuuay
tuhool ut 3.30 p iu ; prayer meetiug every
Wcduesday evening ut 7.30.
Bt. Paol El'liCOPAL Cruaai. Corner
Church and Cbemekeia. 8eilces 10.30 u
in. aud 7 p.m.; Sunday school 11:45 a. in.;
.ervlee TUursday 7.30 p. in. Hev. W. Lund,
ector.
Fiujt Baiiist. Liberty and Marlon,
ervlces 10-Jj a. m. aud 7:00 p. m ; Sunday
-cbool U m.; young eople's meeting at B
P. in.; prayer meeting 7:30 Thursday. Hev.
ttobert Wbituker, pastor.
Kkke MkTiiooisT. Kev. B. K. Smalley
pastor. Services Sunday morning und
otenlug, Suuday school at 10 a in.; prujer
meeting Friday night. Church wpposile
N'orth Bulem school.
FniKNDS. At Highland park on car line.
Services 10:30 a. m and 7.30 p. in.; huudaj
.chool 13 rn.; Christian Endeavor 0 p m.:
praj er meeting Thursday 7:30 p. m. Hev
K. M. Ueorge, pastor.
Tbe Church of God holds regular ser
vices In the German Buptist church, on
Nonh Cottage street. Preaching Sunday
at 3:30 p. in. Prayer meeting every Tburs
.lay evening ul 7:i0 p. in. ltv. , TA.GIIlet,
pastor.
Geiiman ilAiTisr.-Servlces In German
BaptUt church north ol Cottage stieet.
auuday school at 10 a.m. Preuchln- ut U
a in. Evculng service ut7;S0. Hev. John
Fecbtcr, pastor.
OuuisTiAN bciENCK.-8ervices in Unl.
lurmu nun at iwju a.m.aud 7:S0 p. m bab
bath school I J m Bible study Thursduy
evening.
U.NiTAi.K.-Cor Chemeketuand Uluh
street, suuday services lu: 0 undA
iunuayscboolutlS. T. W. Ila "en, put
CiiKisTtAN.Hlgh and Center. Sunday
school 12 ui.; preaching 10-.U) a. m.; yoiin
Evasokucal -corner of Liberty and
Center streets. German service every drst
and third Sundays. J. B. Fl.ber, pastor.
UEI1UAN LUTIIEKAN.-North CottflrHI
Services on Ut uud SU huuday ,.1 Slf,:
moutb ut 2 p. m. itev. G. JSeruX
IKJU-KKAM'K. CniOO LnAvn m n
Templars. No. t mtcti ev?n- kvd
uihlt ilruuL-e Hal 1. IwveuLe mw',?
o.Ts ure cvrdiuliy luUted. g m
Hollue-s and liviue lieallmr ntmm k
l1Tlttv-pr.v v.. .. "A
sWafifis, -ffiS-
1 lEegular serlees
ysuudaj.ataa Libert
street.
-55"
S2.QO
Perdoieo fortheflne.1 flnlibed
I'tlOI-oailAPUsmthecliy.
MONTEE BROS.,
1M CommicUt htrttt.
pacTficUd
SIlAVtk.
T. J.KIIESS.
HOUSE PALNTIXO,
PAPER HAXQiKo
Nlhinl W.J r, . .. '
Carpenter
ShOD
..:;;sr,5uv
StorePituaaSpecIa
Undertaki
ing
IN 1893
All KoihIb Load l (.lilciio.
THECHICAGO.MILWAUKEE&ST.PAULR'Y
Excursion Kates to tlio WorM'B Fair.
NEW AUVKIITI8KMKNT8.
norM)-A pnlrof tortolieihell rlmryp
KKl.w. owner cm get same by call
lug at tbo JnultNAL oillce. ljll
Notice.
Notice U hereby glveu, that tot the 1 pur
pose of tuukiiii no txa"""-':0" 0,f,B,uur.
SmIs whu u.ay oiler JheiuhOlves ui taudl
dates lor leniheriof tuo frbools ol this
ut Hlin,Oieio;i,atl o'clock Weducsday,
KApia wuii ki state commissions will be
eiainlurdht tbemmolliue.
A persons mtendiUK to apply for certifl
rate" ut tbis time, should iiolliy me by
utter betme the examination. ..,
hiri.u4ers will be riquued U) produce
evideuce of good moial ebaiucter.
n'. .. ru in. iIim AviiiiilliHtlun Is SI.
L)led ibis lllth day of Jamiury, ISM.
ROdJtwHw J f. OHAUAM,
Co. hupt. Alorlou Co-
MEXICAN WAR SOLDIERS,
1NCHEASE OF PENSIONS.
Under Act ol January 5, 1S03, are entitled
to lucrease. Apply to
B. C.SUEHMAN,
Hoora 11, Gray's Block, Claim Attorney'
Llbeity 81. Salem, Ore. KOlin
rnfllS PAPEIl Is kept on rile at K. C.
X Orake's Advertising Ageuo' , M und
uj ..lerebuuis r.xcnauge, bun j raiUso,
CulllorulH, wbere conlruuls lor at. H rtlbli.g
cau be made lor It.
A STEADY sober young man would
like to put some money lu grocery
niuiuud hveu steady position. Address.
A Care J oUKNA u Ml)-
I
NollCl'. I
Notice Is hereby given, that theCoramll- i
Uunuhiieeta aud Public properly ol the i
utyoi auleiu, Oregon, win sell at publio j
uucilun lu iroui 01 the city's uuliuiug now .
occupieu by apiiul ivuluecouiuu uud .
olciUtr dtcounumuu usugroceiy store, ut
tbe ooruur ol Llbeity uuu rune sirteis,
lu me cuy 01 n.uciu, m. iwo ocioca p. m ,
v luuts jhj. Juuuury tt.lJl, tbuiuilowing
de.cilbed piepeit: ill leel cll'ol tbu l.ust
cud ol LuUu.ti, Ulock No. 47, lu tbe City
ol oiilem, .Munou couulj, Uru0ou, known
as tbe butlutug now cccupled by lbs Tiger
Jbugiuu Lompauy.
Aisjtuoi ityofrfalem's property on the
H t, curnor ol Liberty uud State streets,
coinu.euclui; ul the iNoriii East corner of
..loc-K. No. il), 111 Hie city 01 bulem, Munon
cuuui, urcgon; ibeuce soutneiiy uluug
tbuucsllineofsuldUlouH'JU.leUlceiil'bnce
eu-teio iwrulie. w lib tbe uortbliuuolsald
li.oCii.vU Icei. TUeuce uoribeil, parallel
Willi tbu vust boundary llnool balu i'.iotk,
lOJleei. loli.o noitb boundary Hue of said
Unuh; Tueui-e Wes.eny to 1110 pluoi ul bc
giuului;. Bulld.ng now occupieu by siein
er i Buuuemun grocery, 1 upllul iingiue
co. und clo Jail.
Tcim of tuie One balf cash on occert
Ubuu of b,d by cuy council of ibo cay of
-alem.iitiu me buiuuce ut tbe expirullou
ol six luoulhs, wlib luteiesiut tbe rale of
s per ecu l, peiuuuum. Tbe i.gbl to reject
uuyuciciiiu blus Is hereby ittercd.
A. Jvl.l-..
1 olon.l J. Olmsted.
OEi. u.UIUV,
Coinmlttceoi Siicelsuuu rub.lc Property
1-1 td
Notice.
No'ice Is hereby given that tho City ol
Sulem will receive seal, d pioposjls lor u
silolorlbe coiitempluled new oily baliuu
iu li o'clock noon. ol ibe tb duv 01 Juno
SSSfiasrssfffS
su o lo the illy 10 tbe committee ou slieeis
uud public propem, giving uu uccurute
uesciiptum ollbe premises, 'ibe rigblto
uj ei any unuuu proposals Is nereby re
sento. A. Klein.
A. Klein.
IOLO.M1L J Olmsted,
GtO. U. UltAY.
1-12-td
School T.tx NoUco.
Tbe school la of district No 24 for the
JenrlhW is uowdue una payable ut tbe
".m4,N,".A- Muu'es, ditna cler"!
-oom J, No -J37 lomintrciul street, Sulem
U,tg(iU' llleKiii.ewlll be dtemc'd oelln'
queut unless paid belme Aiarcb V, ,8jj.
1-7-dw-Sw District Clerk.
i3i w va"-"u" 1893
tui;
country Gentleman
TIIEBLSTOFTHE
AGRICULTURAL WEEKLIES,
x arm Crops and Processes,
Horticuuuroand xVuh-GrowIne
arm uueUfoaVuu "'AT S"',?'
reuulnj.uomeslio econoa.y uuri ?
mury 01 tbe news ol wik li U'""
aet reports are uuusn..ic..s' i,s """"
muibVttenuon is uam ? M,0Mp,me' "
the crops, us thrown Ir l?HMB,.,lrohWcU of
tbe misi imiir,,. f.? Kt. upon one of
W hen 10 bu uud whui 1.. ""..lUekllons
eruby UiusuiuS' ',. "S.1" J t . H U lib-
meui. conuilus moii ti udn .. T..,:,.111?6
eer btlure. Tbe Lk.mV'1. UUtr,tUun
'oOpcriedV.but we ,mlou Hlie Is
auction iu our ' a BPtclal re
L'LtlH II1TPJ r-....
Two Subscriptions. 'U uneiemlttubCH A
iii Si. K.. !...:.-. 1. v t
Twelve Subscriptions, " " 0
.1,!'"." A"" sutsc-rlbers for im. JH
-ooeciuien ,i ,.,,! 'l' Without cbarte.
LUTHtR tucklr & mTZL
Albttny, N. Y,
. ...OC.J,
jmm
HOEYF mii 10
KHWJKLAKf BATHS
j-m
-AS
" lur
Brick and Tile
AURTH BALES!.
JUSIBV1N'.
I ' '
Take It J
and Builder,
M.SIal.
EVENING JOURNAL
Dnl. ...
',Z&
J. W. WEST
I'roprlotor of tho
g:rman market
On Commercial 8t. and tbe
CASH MARKET
On titato Street.
Good Meats, Bausnge. Lard, Hntns, B.
con.aud oven thing hept Iu a flrst-clati
rstablishment.
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HAIU'EIl 4 BUOTHEnS.
Mew Yurie.
"aleof Marsb, k.Biow B0.' eent "r ,h0
Hi x.iiTiV iiZ,1 thciro Alugnetlo iods for
or "l vJiW?11 tri''ei or locating Gold
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Salem, Oregon.
for Locating Mines
ORCHARDCO.
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J- E. SlUKPUY. . T 1 mn'iTPTT i. pat
0. u. DfiiMDii ot am
oaie,
Yard,
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Fruit and Cigars,
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