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WimWpfl Ordered to Hawalln
WaUm At Once -Mam ofwr U
Ima Vftliejo, California, this
XvattiAJT.
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Involution In IlAwallan.
MAN Fkanoibco, Calif. Jan, 28.
Tk Hawaiian steamer Claudlno nr
rived liero this morning, bringing
Hewn of a revolution at Honolulu
Tlie revolutionists have overturned
ttH) Hawaiian Government, and
United Htittia troops liuvo been land
t4 A provisional Government Iiub
hen established, and a commission
tattled by Thurston, camo on tin
' Claudlno, enronto for WiiHiilngtoi
with a petition to the United Stater",
to annex the Hawaiian Islands
THE QUKKNfl 1'JtOCLAMATION.
Tie Queen attempted on Huturday
January lBtli, to promulgate a new
enstltutlon, depriving foreigners of
the right of fruncliiso and abrogating
th existing house of nobles at the
hrhi tlino giving her the power ol
appointing a now house This wai
resitted by tho foreign elemuut ol
the community, who at oouo appoln
V td acommltteoofsuftty of thirteen
wenilwrB, who called n mass meut-
. -,: lng of tliolr class at which twelvo 01
fifteen hundred wero present. Thai
neetlng unanimously adopted rem)
lutlons condemning tho action of the
Queen, and authorizing tho commit
' tee to tako into further consideration
whatever' was necessary to protect
.public safety. They did so and or
7 garilzid a provisional government
ob the Tuesday following.
lNiiltl'I'.NDIINCI) KBTAULISIIBD.
They nt onco Issued n procloma-
tlon, reciting tho arrogauco of the
., queen, giving tho broken promhes
t Her MnJsty, delulllng the
n Vwroilgs Indicted on residents of the
MawalUu Islands, and saying: "We
"V am organized and acting for the
n,tMhlo oafety and common good.
tuereuy proclaim ns follews:
FJiat, the Hawaiian Monarchal
intent of Qovornmuut Is hereby
Abrogated; second, a provlsloual
government for tho control and
management or publfo aiiiilro, and
the protection of tho public peace Is
hereby established, to exist until
terms of union with tho United
Htatea of America havo been nego
tiated and nro acted upon."
TIIEQUKKN SUUHIINDKtlfl,
The old govarnmout surrendered
Without striking a blow, though It
had about 100 men under arms and
A battery of Rattling guns. Tho now
IKQvernmunt then notltled tho foreign
Mpreeeiitatlveeof thochnngo In gov
wmaeut, ami asked recognition.
It was at ouce granted by nil powers
i ImtUHgtaml. Tho Ex-Queon has re-
ttfed, to her private reshleuco at
Waehjagton Place No dlftloulty
hi A(f rehended on tho other Islands.
CfeartatL. Carter, ono or tho Corn-
Xhwloners to Washington appointed
'by the Provisional Govoruiuent at
.Hawaii, made tho following state
Met to the Auootatoit Prwss
'TImi object of our visit to
Washington la to have tho United
Meatus take possesion of tho Hawaii.
a Islands. We want to Join tho
UHhMl Not as a state, however, but
a territorial or district form of
HMtntjH government like that
rijM District of Columbia, with the
tiMttM of, a governor appointed by
tfcljwesJdeut, is prvferrablo for many
There Is such a large num.
OUIhww aud other clump lalxir
ht Wands, who eauuot U trusted
Itttelllgently, that, If unlvrr.
ttstmnfl U devlarvd, those who
t almost the entire buklutes
of the country would be
and powerless.
VMOtJCAAM M176T BTKl' IN,
VMl U mw system of govern
he Ww.lt up and the only
to la have the Unheal Htatea
iAhsi aharsir It nut cotua to thU.
m He white Mihtt leave the
'' aslissak. our dmuwIuJou ranilu.
JliMf. Carter, "will ealt m the
atate at WathlHgteu
ejst ! eV atsr heat to Hot!te aH
The eowiHlseioH will
tettlgkt ar taiueitow
I Ibr Wsshlwgtuu."
MAM AVTHKHHIM,
fsMMK, JkMI. !t-H, 0, H.
m i tto ) Arrii mtemif '
Htwrfl, U kAtcboMj bib
ot wkHrhri ht J JUelWlt
aMIK.
ttft) Ht)H WAHSllll'fl.
VAUWOi CaI. Jtl( SB, (8 i. hi )
the . H, wflll1 I.flliKf !
Mohlcali hare e" vnUteil to mi(
Ihttnetllnloly, Kip Mohloun tlltect id
Honolulu, Ihe Malign' W ittxwd lo
rfritl Kraiiclscit nnd Hwalt further or
defrf. Tho Molllcart will leave helo
At 6 u'clocl.1
IIIBMONfJiHMV TO (10.
WAMUM10.V, I), 0, Jntl, 28,-it
Is probalo thU Hew cojst defense vcs
iel, tho Moulcruy, will bo sent to
Honolulu to support tho iloslon,
.MottHuilth, tliullitwuttnii reprrfen
tttlvo Is of tho opinion that tho new
'itivorumeut will bo matntnlutd
without display of forco by tho
United HtnUs. He bcllovcd,ho said,
tnu people themselves Would regu
late matters and that thcro would
be no trouble. Hmltli had believed
the revolution Inevitable, but
thought It would not conic so noon.
MOIIDER AT PifLl),
jsyilHHi llWli'tUp ft'
jtiik ii iJii it -f
(irfliiil Ahn; Urn KoMicd aihI
Kilted,
HIS BOM TUIIOWN DOWN A OtlXII.
illalno's Funeral.
W'ABIlINOioN, Jan. 28. Blaine's
funeral services will be held at tin
Church of tho Covenant. Admis
sion can bo had only by card, uftei
so lis uro allotted to tho family, pi r
souid friends, members of the cab
inet, tho president, and the diplo
matic corps, which will leuvo room
for only a few pall bearers nnd per
sonal friends. Telegrams of condo
lence continue to pour In from ul
purls of tho country and from
jbroud.
Congress Will Investigate.
Wabiiinuton, Jan. yj. The
house this morning adopted a reso
lution for tho Investigation of the
whisky truht by tho Judiciary com
mittee, and for the Investigation ol
the Panama scandal by a select com
mltteo of five, which will also bt
charged with Inquiry Into tho con
tract between thu Pacific mall steam
ship company nnd the Transconti
nental rullroudn.
DcIhIIs of tho Crlmo-JIM As.
SOClato HlUpcctl'tf.
Froo Trado in Canada.
Ottawa, Out., Jan. 28 Tho gov
ernment supporters In parliament
havo taken thu lead from tho lib
erals in attacking thu tarlfl. Thoy
havo given notice that thoy will
move mi Monday In favor of putting
corn, coal oil aud binding twiuo on
the free list.
School Building Eurnod.
Dktiioit.MIcIi., Jan. 27. Tho De
troit high school building burned.
The building Iiiih been long de
nounced a tluder-box, and thu way
iu which tho dimes spread showed
tho denunciations to bo well de
served. Thu lom Is $10,000. Tho ori
gin of tho lllru h supposed to bo an
explosion of chemicals In tho bate
inent. Thu watchman Is missing,
uud it Is feared ho was buiued to
death,
Big Judgniont.
Lo.NL'ON, Jan. ii8. A somewhat
sensational suit has been concluded
hero- Arnold Morluy, tho postmaster-general,
nnd his brother Bumuol
brought suit nguluat two ministers
named Loughmaii for $700,000,
which, It was nllegud, they secured
by will from another brother Henry
Morlcy, by undue Inllueuco uxior
clsed under tho cloak of religion,
Tho verdict rendered gave Judgmout
In favor of tho plalutills for XI 10,000,
1'unrliAHli, Jam 28. William
Henry Woldndgc, a painter hkciI
40, living on tho Blavln road nenr
Garden Home was murdered by nn
unknown person last night. Wold
ridge was walking home about Id
o'clock In company with Frank
Oohlschlager, a young fJenuau, aud
had reached a pluco known as
"Doublo bridge,'' ono and ono half
miles from Fulton park, a lonch
and unfrequented ot. Tho storj
told by Oehlschlager is that tlie
weie returning from Portland, where
Woldrldgo had drawn $01 back pen
sion money. On their way home
they flopped In for drinks and
by tho time they reached the
ipot where tho murder win com
mitted, they were In a stutu of semi
Intoxication. As they reuched the
bridge u man, carrying a large stick
as u cane, confronted them. With
out suyiug a word, ho rabid the
club and struck at Oehlschlager but
missed his aim, only grazing him on
the arm. Tho stranger then turned
to Woldrldgo ami struck him a blow
with his club on tho left temple,
felling him to the floor of thu bridge.
Ho lepeatcd the blow, crushing in
his skull and continued beating
him until be was satisfied that he
was deud. He thou ripped open
tho pockets of tho dead man and
took his money. Then picking up
thu body he threw it down Into a
milch 25 feet below and disappeared
In tho timber. When tho man
struck tho first blow Oehlschlager
ran to Woldrldgo's son's residence,
u short distance away, for assistance.
When asslstunco arrived tho bod)
of tho dead man was found as de
scrlbed above. Oil the bridge there
wero evidences of a desperate slrug
gle. Oehlschlager's story is re
ceived with considerable lucredullty
by tho officers, who nro now Inves
tigating thu minder. No arrests
havo been made.
ifibufnlfiietit Mf'l toM" llll'i
lothe Huulfi, iMAsttiucti Aft Jutllce
i,Mtinr was (lid only distinctly
rJoulhefti filfltl til'Ori tlio ftUpfetne
beiifcluntul, filially, Hio president,
under uftlltinfy elfeumslntices.would
regard It as almost Imperative to fill
the vacancy by the promotion of
ioiiio ltepubllcnti Judge ofnBoutii
cf ti clrcullcourl. Huch a promotion,
however, would causo n vacancy of
the lower federal bench, which on
account of the lack of tltno botweeii
now nnd March -1th Would almost
ceilalnly bo left for President Cleve
land to llll. During the coming
week President Harrison will ex
amine carefully tho names of promi
nent Houthern Ilepubllcuiis, both on
and oil' tho federal bench, which
may be submitted to him, and If he
finds n man who meets his standard
as to private character and profes
sional acquirements, that man will
undoubtedly bo nominated."
THE PANAMA SCANDAL.
WHiMATUK OH BfjAlrM
been hole to tllgwl whnlevsf food
lift Ik'0-j (tlvifl hlfu.
Thft datlttot Mombetd 8pAk -, aiavavs knpw hi family
Mill fAtal RfllltnUori. , ThfotlRliMili llld Inlitf HlllfM li ll
mutmotoH, t). (J.. Jrtuuafy jm.
-Becretnry of Btalo Fosteft I"
been nblo tnnwKMle Ids fumlli fttnl
his jiluMi'laiis, White he Iir hoi
eonvemd I" niiygfMl extent even
Indian Coinage.
Calcutta, Jan, 3. At n largo
mcotlug ut which all mercantile
classes were represented, resolutions
wero adopted demanding that the
government of India should Im
mediately closu Us mints to free
coinage.
Gold Shipments.
Nkw YoHlc.Juti. 2S. Tho steam
ship LuNormaudle, which ealltd
this morning for Kuropu carried
3,:W0,000 lu Aiuerhuu gold coin,
Cold shipments sluco Jan. 6, this
year, $0,400,000,
Hoof Caving Iu.
CillCAdo, Ilk, Juii, 28, Hun
dreds of feel of roofnf maiuifauturrM
building of tho world's fair, thu
lurgett building In the world, was
eriwhtd under the great wtlght of
rniow thU morning.
Waslilacton.
Olympia, Jau, ag.-The senator
Ut situation U uuchaiigt-d.
Itobbory and Murdor.
WAVKltLY.'Kans., Jun. 28 Yes
terday, as Cashier DuvnII and As
slstunt Converso, wero balancing
tho books, preparatory to closing
tho bank of Waveny, two masked
men entered and covered them with
revolvers, Ouo of the men pro
ceeded to rob tho cash drawers and
had go no Into tho vault when a
man eutcrod to muko a deposit.
Seeing the situation, tho robbers
tied. After mouutiiiK their horses
onooftlio hlghwaymau turned in
his saddle aud fired, Instantly kill
Ing A, P. Ingleinau. A general
fusillade followed, without damage
to cither aide, tho robbers escaping
lo tho westward. A mounted posso
was hurriedly organized nnd over
took tho men two miles from Lcbo,
where another light occurred, and
tho robbers only surrendered wheii
their horses were shot down and
their ammunition exhausted, They
only secured $,'00.
MARKETS.
Idaho News.
I)oi8K, Idaho, Jan. 28. Tho house
passu d a bill locating tho statu ugrl
outturn! o.illege at Idaho Kalis, in
Hlughain county. Tho houso also
passed n bill creating the county of
t ronton t out of tho northern por
tlou of Iltnghatn county, with Re-
burg iu county seat. Tho Idaho
worms rair bill is getting into
stormy waters lu tho Beuate, where
Populists ami Democrats, who con
trol that boily, aro eudeavorlug to
mnko a political measure of It. The
chairman of tho committee to which
tho bill was referred has pnarcd a
substitute, which provide for au
entirely now commission of three,
comcod of ono from each of tho
parties.
An Incendiary llroocctirrvd Thura
day night at Gem, Idaho, and uear
ly the entire bulues portion of the
ton was deatroyiH), Total loss,
$3atXX).
Wm. J. Borogglns, a white boy,
aged 17, was hatigM today for the
murder of a JewUh eddler.
,Lir' Succejssr,
NhW Yokk, Jan. IU Tho TreM
Was tho Mono7 Furnished Usefully
Employed.
Nkw Yokk, Jan. 28. In relation
to the conference of tho proposed In
vestlgatlon by congress of tho Ameri
can end of tho Pnnama canal scan
dal, a morning paper prints tho fol
lowing from itH Washington, corro
spendeut:
"No American has been more
prominent in urging tho construc
tion of a canal across Central Ameri
ca than Rear-Admiral Daniel Am
men. Admiral Ammen was men
tioned lu the iutervlow of ex-Becre-tary
of the Navy It- W. Thompson
nomo days ago, as ono of those who
appeared before tho houso com ml t
teu on foreign relations January 11,
when thu committee refused to in
voko tho Monroe doctrine against
tho French encroachments in Pana
ma. Tho admiral Is now retired.
"Wlieu asked If he would not like
to throw nomo light on the sus
pected corruption in America in
connection with the Panama canal,
Admiral Ammen answered: 'All I
know Is merely a matter of suspi
cion. I care to sav nothing con
cerning that. Hut I would like to
say a few words concerning Colonel
Thompson's views of this subject.
The interview of Colonel Thompson,
published January 23, is gratifying
In the statement that COO cars were
built In Indluua, and dredges, loco
motives and other machinery were
paid for out of $12,000,000 sent to
this country, which Churles do Les-
sesps was reported us saying hud
been turned to very good account.'
Tho money was in fact usefully
speut. Let us hnpo In Justice to
Colonel Thompson as head of the
American Panama canal syndicate
aud his associates, that Churles do
hesseps will coriect his statement.
tO ItKl'KKSS MO.N1IOK DOCTHINE.
" 'Colonel Tompson errs lu sup
posing that I appeared before tho
foreign a Hair committee of tho house
to urguo tho validity of the Mouroo
doctrine, as against tho Puuama
canal. Looking over tho question
of bribery, lu which Colonel Tomp
son sees no possible motive other
thnu to repress tho Monroe doctrine
resolutions, I would suggest auother
possibility which has escaped his
acumen. At that time tho Marl-
tiu.o Caml Company, of Nloarugua,
holding very liberal concessions
far moro so than that held by Dd
Lesseps at Panama was eudeavor
lug to obtain simply an act of Incor
poration from congress without
guarantees, aud was uuablo to do so
In all the period of tho excltouient
of tho concession, which had an ex
teuslou of tlmo and dually expired
by limitation. Now it occurs to mo
that Dlauz tts, chief engineer at Pau
aim at that time, wheu asked by a
reporter lu relation to tho Nicaragua
canal us a possible, obstructlou, re
plied thai Dj h-sop would know
how to repress that. Ho lud too
many friends lu the Uulted States
to alluw that to prooeid,
A STIlAMIU VACT.
" 'It Is a curious f kot, as stated be
fore, that the Maritime Canal com
pany, or Xtcuagui, then holding
very admirable concessions ou the
route pronounced upon by the gtiv-enim-nt
counilssloners to be com
mercially practicable aud superior
to any other route kuown, could
ever obtslu a single act of Incorpor
ation, even when shoru of any
guarantee, J recall this fact to the
diplomacy his chief clmfrtcterlsllo ... . , , tit( mm Ulm t,M
win Ills exalted AinetlcnlilRti. m k0 , ,w always nltle to Imllcnle
rspulatlon abroad will innlnly ,cst ,g wnll verv clearly. To qtieslloiifl
ti)OU his nets as ncrelafy or state,
and it Ift no exaggeration Insoylng
that In Uio pail ten yeafc, at least,
he has been tho liest known Amer
lean In foreign lands.
BccreloryofTrcosury Foster! His
cftrccr has been one of leulershlp
and wltliout doubt ho po"cssed tho
confldente, respect, and allccllon of
a vast majority of tho American
people more than any other innii of
his time. His fame Is world wldo
Attorney General Miller: Willi
reference to Blaine It may bo truly
said that his failure to bo president
was an accident. At the funeral of
Daniel Webster, one of his neigh
bors, looking ou tho fscoof the dead
statesman, said: "Daniel Webster,
the world will bo lonesome without
you." The same may be said with
propriety of James Q. Blaine.
Secretary Tracy Blaine, with tho
possible exception of Henry Cluy,
was the most brilliant statesman
and political leader the country bus
over produced.
Secretary Noblo James G. Blaine
held the attention aud commanded
tho respect of his country t an ex
traordinary degree, moie, I think,
than any other political lpader elnce
Lincoln or Clay. His critics will
not be in this country.
Becretary Elklns Blidnu was one
of the greatest statesman and polit
ical leaders that the country ever
produced, and tbe niost conspicuous
leaders of his time.
Postmaster General Wanamker
said: Pennsylvania may be proud
of her brilliant son. Cleyerer than
Henry Clay anil as eloquent as
Daniel Webster.
Secretary Rusk said: I have no
hesitation in saying that in many
respects Blaine outrauked auy of
his contemporaries, nud none wield
ed greater influence iu shaping the
fortune of the Republican party.
A gentleman who was Intimately
associated with Blaine Bald that at
12 o'clock of the day on which
Blaine's resignation was given out,
he had no ideu of resiguiug from
the cablneut. At tliat hour he
went home and found that some
ouo had marked a number of inter
views which had been telegraphed
from Minneapolis and printed In
several papers. They accused Blaine
with betraying President Harrison
and with using his place In the cab
inet as a cover for a conspiracy to de
feat tho president and Becure the
nomination. The Interviews wound
up by declaring that Blaine was not
an ablo mau, or he would have re
signed from the cabinet. Under
the heat of indignation oyer these
interviews Blaine wrote bis resigna
tion, aud ho has since told his friends
that there were never but two occa
slous of dlflerence between himself
and Presldont Harrison, and that
they had beeu fully explained and
satisfactorily settled.
asked him, h" always replied I ilcllN
gently but lu nioumylliible.
Dr.Ji.lnisoii wild further that there
had bieil really no hopn of lllulno's
recovery since the sinking spell In
December, Unlit within two or
three weeks there was n strong hnpo
(hat life might be prohibited, but
since then there Inn befii no hope
and practically nothing hns bten
doiin except to glvciiMittshtneut.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
W. 11 II. Lai kins nud wife, of
Douglas county, to Win. Larkliis, of
Marlon county, 60 a tpO s 1 w,$1200.
J. F. T. B. IJrentJiio and wife
to J. D. (lrenlro lot at Bt. Paul, $35.
Wm. M. (Jllue and wifo to M. Mc
Cabo 1 15 Ilouiluglou add to Wood
burn, $150.
S. A.CIaik to P. 8. Knight 2,5 a
South Salem, $300
Frederick Asolienbreutiuand wife
et nl, t F. Asctieiibreunn jr., of
Furma, la., 10 u tp 7 s 2 w, $000.
Adam Omrt nud wife to Salem
Motor Hy. Co. 130 u South Salem,
$10 420.
IN 1893
Mi Itoiuto f.nul lo i tik'Hfco
THE CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & SI PAUh
X-3E3jaLX3 ai?3EaC3EI V
Ij'Xfllt'ftioil KitiCN lO (lit) N'oiIiI'h I'j,,,(
TiltiOIVIOBOOIBTIEfJ.
(Uoiielinteil from Klnt l'ago.J
Conscience, or What?
( necleuce doth make cowards
of ui- a 1," says thu poet. But it Is
just so wun me nerves, wiien a ...,. ... ,. T
mail's nerves ure uubiruog, tlirougb '. , '""i """,
Co, Supti Urahum Is ii charter
mombet of thu Odd Fullow ttiKt
l'ylhlitn lodges at Woodbtirn, where
huutteiids.
Geo. Hoeje, Stove McFndilon, A.
W, Olese, J. A. Dickey attended tho
statu convention of K. of P. nt Port
laud this week and look lu the work
of thu new ritual,
I. O. O. F.
Ohciiiekeht lodgo I. O. O. F. In-
stalkd following olllccrs rccontly;
11. G. Meyer, N. a.; A. Dllly, V.G.;
L. E Pratt, secretary; Isaio Couk
Itu, per. secretaryj Johu G. Wright,
treu-urer, This is thu oldest lodgo
lu Oregon, and Its treasurer has
been treasurer of tho Grand lodge
since tho dcuth of his predecessor, I.
it. Moores.
Ollvo lodgo I. O. O. F. No. 18 In
stalled olllcers recently, the cere
monies being conducted by the D.
D G. M., T. O. Birker of Salem, as
follews: A. T. Wain, N. G.; J. H.
McNury, Y- G.; T. W. Waters, per.
secretary; Webster Holmes, rec, sec-
A.
NKW AilVKItTlHl;
:RNn
53i
REED'S 0PE1U 1101;;
Tlireo Nlgliig Only,
CO RjD RAY'?
Complete Dramatic"
ImliuwUon and torpid liver and iin
ptuo blood, what wonder that he
feels depressed and uervousl He
starts at every little unexpected
sound; Is afraid or hU shadow, and
reels HRe a tool. .Let sucn a mau go
to the dim: store and get a bottlu of
JJr. Pierce's Uolden Medics! Discov
ery, the great Blood-puriller aud
Liver Invigorator guaranteed to
benefit or cure, or money will be
promptly refunded. It cures Iudl
gestlon, or Dyspepsia, and from its
wo.iderfnl blood purifying proper
ties, conquers all bklh and Scalp
diseases, alt-rheum, Tetter, Eezema
and kidney ailineuis. All blood
poisons, no matter of what name or
nature, yield to its remedial iullu-euces.
Mothorn, con.; J. A. Foland, O. G.;
L. D.Price, I. G.;D.W. Smith, It
S. H . P T? If,. T. u a . itr t
., -. -.uiiij, aj. a. a.; vv. j.
TUKS1IAYKVKN1NU. JANOAfttJ
will apprar In Tied MnrMen'. - 1
laughing .uoeess, IiHne&.SI
HflTTIt ,..,.. ' "
IIU.U1 I ."
ComplleatlohsandentftnuiomcnUiai,
WKUNKSOAVEVKNlNa, JEB ul
Jean A. Htovnn's latest Nnw York .Izl
in iiinm. nntut.t
"Wife roit mix
TUK3DAY EVENING, Fgn j,
Ilronson Hownrrt'rt mmi .'i
drama. In moib, rnilUtd Wl
TILE BANKER'S DAUGHTE
J.'1-lces 35c. BOo. 7fi.
rItosorvca Bcatsonsalont Patton'i.
Will
j-oit HAiiK. 10 acres of good m
tanrt. all clear. n miles rnstof th.
Will take work foFwrt mv.ETL!
on 10 year's tlmo. Address D. A. lS
...... w. VH.a Hv ..4x.
tT7ANTED.
W dpslrablocana
Energetic yonne iras $
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lhiu ill uiiniiihkk. i.nnn DA nin ...i'
to Use. Address Uo2,'joia?
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Unfailing in elTects. always reli
able, pureaud lutrmless, isHlmmous
Liver Itegulutor.
Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed : Castoria
Culver.R. S. N. G.; John Stanletou.
L. ri. N. G.; Claud Gatch. It. fl. V.
G.; A. Goualet. L. S. V O i "
t ... a.. .iu
MASONIC. l-t-, ,r"es b ttIes,oId lrou iin t nil klnd)d
m ! inalals, amo hldci, nt old Court HmJ
The first regular meetinc of Do Hulun- h toli'ol'aii. i
Molay couimaudry is set for Satur
day evening Feb. 4th at Musonlo
ball In Murphy block, by courtesy
oi Salem No. 4.
Sulem ought to have that Masonic
temple this j ear without fail. Tho
four lodges now existing nlr.no n
MOOO a year rent. The Capital of
tue state, a line growing city, Salem
ought to have a $50,000 Masonic
lemple.
The Masonic Temple Aes'n has
bten deterred some in getting around
with their stock books, owing to all
being buy at the opening of the
liar with other business. It is the
Intention in iimm . i. ..... .
. IO .uoemerpngg uu.
-" ueauway next month and
all the Salem Masonic fraternities
look forward with keen ln,,.,, .
,.T.,l.l .. . ""'" I""
- ..u luu erection of their new home,
J. W. WEST,
Proprietor of t lie
GERMAN MARKET
tin Commercial St. and the
CASH MARKET
On Htato Street.
Good Meats, Hnusnge, Lard, Humi, &
S0,"-"1"? eerj thing kept In a flrkWul
ovuwilOUlUCIJU
lOHTLAM JaH, 28. Wheat
valley, fl.it, Walla Walla, 11,030
fl.7.
fcMN FRAKCI4CO, Ja.S7. Wlieat,
May 1.38).
Chicaw, JaH. XVlwrt, ., tborlty for auaouudug Id the wet1 the fact, loo, la the minority report
memory of Colouel Ttiomiimin. .-,
WashluKtou aiwclal aas; "The doubtlew has forirottea all lt i
pNUlVl.lU-luiltit-nl l..d tl... I L I-.. . ...
j . vv,,(vuvt u , . BU. R,I(.r jUCH p of t(nw j jj
BswvUlriegukrkiHlcva.UHatwl, IW trM tkut Pmdtleat Harrl- advrwtograiitliigaBaet eT lm
aSL'aitf&iy uUb izrlTy fcortttr r uy
-- .-...wot .W1'. 4UV IHHUIIM- 1H WU WiUA uf I lit Buu .w
WfW04Mt.P.tyufUavr4 (kit wlli.bewut latbatamaU Lat,'.u.i tt..- .... . .!
uUui mtt uu lamiMtMy mht (Vry. lVevMMr ....' -, - n- hk at
' T , 7 I (M Jlvau V W. wiw hknw whU, Jaawa, w nUkt ewutt mu tkr
Honors to Blaine.
Washington, D. C, Jau. 28. In
the opening prayer, lu tho house,
the chaplain referred to the death of
Dlaluo In feeling and spuipathetic
terms. Then, amid profound si
lence, Milliken, Republican member
from Maine, who represents Blaine's
old district, rose and said: "It be
comes my sad duty to nunouuee to
the house the death of James G.
Maine, for fourteen years a promi
nent uud leading member of the
house."
' Holman, Democrat, from ludiano,
said: "The death of James G.
Blaine will profoundly Impress the
sensibilities of the country. Great
iu statesmanship, kuown uot only
to our country, but to the states
manship of the world; not only oue
of the Illustrious characters which
Illustrated the value of free lustltu
tlous, but beyoud that he was
great iu the field of literature.
It would seem, Mr. Speaker, to
be ctnlueutly proper and flttlug
with the announcement of his
death, here, on the theatre of hU
aehteremeuts, that the house, out of
rwpeet to hi memory, should ad
Journ." Tbe motloa was agreed lo and the
house adjourned.
Blalae'a Last Day.
Wabhinoton, Jau. as. BUlae
Imply lay la a feeble eoadltioa, tak
iBgTeryiltlhjuourUhawaU, Iadl
sm baa UkM ry Hub netirkh
mi alM IV kUw atlaak of LVo.
Mr. Geo. TP. Coolt
Ol Bt. Johnsbury, Yt
Like a Waterfall
Great SuHerlns
After the Crip
Tremendous Roaring in the Head
Vain in the Stnnmi.
"To C. I. Hood & Co., Lonell, Mass.:
Sovoro Sinking Pains
nnd Ilia result U cry cratlfjlnc AiitC
dUaCTeabla effect ol'tfio Urli. are f,"1
am tree Irom pains and aches, ana "etleve
Hold's SarsapaHlla
HOOO'8 PlLLSdonoH.urEe.ra nor "tip."
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181)3.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
ILLUSTBATKD.
Preventing Future Misery.
If thei-A la fn F.I ,.i.
pleur biru wiiiia iBnrt.,-.:.P'J.1 Pc-I JV'"..eauu'rc-audre lieltv tii..roiv.r,if
i n nn.l. .
stondiVirfir.. eekly lR acknowledeea u
rlodU.?n"AS5UH"V.ftM
clTrtH.?.?..'!"'" 'uagnzlne It in.
J -m Ju,tRn, vl,hy.'0.r?e.u'- ,0,' hn'.tory-HaaThHMIB;'u
iun or' . KiK?"" "L'.n "ne lo roSsunZ'
. i.. ..r w "'.". t-jiuiiL ruiiQod ... .
ciii iuk. As nion biiii.. oT, ..; ue"
piaiui ii anlf-stH luoir . "tuning torn-
tad to lwSftlS HhtlS0"'?. ""
clucks itsfu ther luninri. ilieP,wn,cli
the rheuratiof. banishes
Ihs nHtement tollies be f.ys,em
this Hue bfood "iepSrVnt O,1. hV? emPloy-
-..iiuiitauL-eDeral ipfiti.n ,cnt I roifg
"(y of the llllierifnr mTy,n8t"'lie-ffl".
Pl'ilM, c.nVi ration .,Urla.'llTer com.
trouble, nerwiun.' tlon. kldn"v
and flesh, a ft,.",!11 f "append
d by a cold I o S.Vth - he,.h" Wow
. K HAm
fcfef3 Decorator.
8"m.Or(ioTtol7ert,''WUllonery8U)re
Increase of Pensii
Under Actoi t.
J-nr 8u 8ujem( hJUUa Attorneyi
--)im
FvSilp.MorRntlllffiSK
"""""Prpved land wt hln Ave mil ' i.r..":Icnojt tti;."rnJUU'
l IU J. FLEMMINQ. Wi.Sato'SSK
-i iT m Dsror,Tiw',:lou .v..01 '
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V-l
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'aud felicity thu real eventi
ihein ,r, ... ,.'. y, na tne lmadnallve
comniiiB !!-. ' r". "c ountor lis erj
Worlcritt.?? f8 ?' '"unrullons .f the
KuUlo toll i'i,'1 V111 be rjot olly the bat
Best MuVe.fi?r ev exP"lou, but albo in
end Interest i.'ery,J,uoiloeVtDl of en
paces n,.t!e,ul'i' ui.tiaied lalu
best wrlerX "b.utl0U8 belu m ""
wt! 1 coo in ?,S V "r L8,is. ' tne country. It
and llltiKtri ha , ,f '!' 'er nre, newi,
IUJ class. ""' n" olUer l'uWlcatloai ol
HAMPER'S PERIODICALS.
Per Year:
nlZfu? Maqas"ne oo
HAIH'fcK'H WKH.KLY 4 00
MAIWKKWBAZ Ul W
HAWKW OUAUl.SwZZZ IS
Umteasw8.?0 aIl subscribers In the
"" Bta,e. fanuda.aud Meslco.
tn9r5,nu.h.?fth? Weekly bgl ih
w h"n no ninHl' ror J"nuary of eilo ter.
wt begin im.M,0'ent,oue'' "iblcrlpfltD.
Unenal?0,1 iper' Weekly for
will be sent l.v'1.' x,tut clotl1 bludlnx,
epre8, ??' "il1 Postaeo Paid otbf
freiiihi &of??' "Pjow (provked tb
u'e), for 7 mi exctf a ""e dollar pir
&totchby ". Post-paid,
oaiwmlm,,nCHev 5''5l,m J, wde by Pct
chance onoss, der or druft' to old
t"im?nt,5fffiS?0tto copy this adver
P & Hrotberi e exPreiB orderof Uar-
AadreS8: "AKt'EltADnOTIIERS,
New Yorir,
to Locating Mines
Pr-H.
JKJS.WMlShViJ.',0 "l.e neent Jor tbe
or hi,8 hdden triair.'0 l"sno,, Iods ,or
uii"vMlne M?.Vre.s or locating Gold
H!,nlytheCTea,etrthrls ,urment Ts rer
WtheaeeKldlfry or Invention
Uvi luioiuatlon address
R. H, SMITH,
Oregon.
$2.QO
tVrdoxru for I be anet flolibtd
I'uorvaiuem mthcity.
MONTEE BROS.,
It Onmwercial street.
T. J. KUKSS.
HOUSE PAINTING,
PAPER HANGING,
Natural Wood FlniiMnr,
Cw,WhdCluruUla Sirwi.
:i Undertaking
Ifi taaal IWU swtiftLLin.l -t .. - , 1 I a aa'
HOEYE&MIM
pnnnn- . '"-uo,
AJcn
bit a ... ..
m2ui lnu.or,
JOHN iJJT
Carpenter and j
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AD Patiq
T-imruv,
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Brick and Tikvi16'
j-omRD. :,a,ui
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Tke Itl
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TSAjutiua
J-1 BEXNB1T & SON.
CANDIES,
Frut and Cigars,
p- o. aiooic
CIK nd Tobaeee,
B1LUARD PARLOR,
Jn1 Sir..t.
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