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on band. Horses boarded by day, week or month. OQIce at stable, corner of
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Salem, Or.
FROM BROOKS.
M. L. Jones went to Salem Friday.
M. A. Collard Is able to be out again.
Remember the concert on the 20th.
Rsv. Myers preached here Sunday
morning.
Miss lone McClard went to Portland,
Monday.
Willie Jonea tended R. R. business.
Saturday.
8. A. Jones and Geo. Sturgis were in
Salem, Saturday.
Mrs. Sturgis and Mrs. Ramp drovo to
Gervais, Monday.
E. M, Savage and family drove to
Salem Saturday.
Mr. 8. A. Jones' little mule sports
i new saddle this week.
Frankie McClard visited in Salem
the past few days.
Looney brothers were visiting in
Brooks, Sunday.
E. K. Shaw drove over to Lafayette
Sunday, returning Monday.
Miss Fannie Norwood was the suest
f Rev. Myers last week.
Mrs. Frank Cooper, of Salem, was
canvassing here last week.
E. K. Shaw was a passenger on the
7:30 for Salem, Friday night.
E. M. Savage wont to Portland
rbureday and returned Friday.
E. K. Shaw and M. L. Jones went
to Portland on business, Thursday.
Miss Ermine Busbnell went home
Friday evening, and returned Sunday.
Mrs. Ramp spent a couple of days
vvith her parents at Fairfield, last week.
Ottee McClard came home Friday,
after a week's stay with her aunt In
Salem.
lhe easter concert given by the Sun
day school scholars Sunday evening,
was a very good entertainment.
The new organ for the Cathollo
church arrived last week. Tbey are
now prepared to hold services every
Sunday.
P. Byrne and family of Salem Prai
rie visited with the Evan's family Sun
day. Mr. Byrne will quit farming af
ter this season, and move to town, very
likely to Brooks,
A number of young ladles surprised
the Shaw brothers last Friday evening,
by coming with smiling faces to chase
the buffalo, and thus was the evening
spent. Come again girls.
The oyster supper given by the ladles
of the M. E. church, was quite a suc
cess. Tnere was a large crowd in at
tendance, and a pleasant time enjoyed
by all. They realized $17.65.
The A class from the Brooks school,
composed of the Misses Chapman,
Barendrlck, MoClard, Norwood, Bruoe,
Jones aud Elltou Shaw, took In the
sights of the capital, Saturday.
Dissolution.
The partnership heretofore existing
between J. C. Robertson and F. S. Bar-
zee at Turner has been disolved by mu
tual consent. J. C. RoberUon will re
ceipt for alimonies paid on account due
said firm and pay all outstanding
debt. 4-18-4W
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VIOLENT DEATHS AT PORTLAND
Wtf li Acclilunf, Murder er
.Suicide?
$10,500 FOR BREACH OF PROMISE
May
(toman Goto a Verdict
Against Winters.
WASIT8UI0IDK?
Portland, April 10. At tb morguo
today there aro tho bodies of two per
sons who canio to violent deaths. One
Is that of William Malcolm, of Wood
stock, who was found in a barn early
this morning with tils throat cut. It
Is believed to be a case of suicide, as
Malcolm has lately shown" signs of
mental abberratlon.
THE OTHER BODY
was that of a stranger, who was run
over and killed this morning at Union
depot by the Southern Pacific train.
A railroad ticket was found on bis body
signed by A. Benin. It is thought
that Is the dead man's name. Witness
es to the fatality bclleyo that Borans In
tentionally threw himself under the
train. His body was horribly mangled
He had just arrived from San Francis
co this morning.
FOR BltEACH OF PROMISE.
In the Osmun-vVlnters breaoh of
promise suit the jury awarded the
plaintiff, May Osmun, $10,500. The
amount sued for was $50,000.
A PLUMBbR ASPHYXIATED.
Dan Sherrltt, a plumber, while mak
ing connections with a gas main on
Sixth and Washington Btreets today
waa overcome with gas. His life was
saved only by prompt and effective
work.
Murderer Lynched.
Morrillton, April 10. The grand
jury having Indicted Flanuigan Thorn
ton, the murderer of Constable Pate,
in the 'second degree, a mob, disap
pointed at the result, took him out at
midnight and strung bim up in Main
street.
To Bust the Trust.
Albany, N. Y., April 19. A bill to
prohibit combinations to advance the
price of necessities of life passed the
assembly today. It goes to Governor
Flower for approval.
Two Murderers Identified.
Dubuque, Ib., April 10. L. W.
Heatlyand Hugh Rcbbardl, arrested
at Greeley, la., Sunday, on suspicion
of being the murderers of Policemen
Freth and Talcott, were brought here
late at night. An excited crowd of
several hundred surrounded the Jail all
morning, swearing vengeance on the
prisoners. Tbey have been positively
Identified by the persons held up and
robbed the night of the murder and by
Engineer Luther as the men he saw
running away from the car Immedi
ately after the shots were fired. The
excitement Is subsiding. The crowd is
disappearing, and no further trouble is
feared.
MARKETS.
Portland, April 18. Wheat valley
fll2.Jl.l5. Walla Walla, $1.05.
1.00J.
San Francisco, April 18. Wheat,
May $1,263.
Chicago, April 18. Wheat .74
On the Threshold.
BUndlng at womanhood's door Is .she
Clad In ner virginal purity,
A creature air aa tho lllle fie.
And, like the lilies, alas, how frail;
Tbey are berne to earth when the storms pre
vail. And their life goes out la tbe summer rale
When we see a frail and lovely creat
ure, standing on the threshold between
girlhood aud womanhood, we shiver
with a fear of what may be, because we
have seen so many succumb at this cri
tical period of life. What Is needed at
this time isatonlo and luvlgorant
something that will promote proper
functional action of the female organs.
Tbe only remedy to be depended upon
8 Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription!.
This unequalled medicine, which cures
diseases peculiar to women, is especial
ly valuable at the period when the etrl
crosses tbe threshold of womanhood.
Used at such a time, it never falls to
produce a most beneficial result, and
many a fragile girl lias been tided over
one of life's most trying periods by it.
THE LATEST.
Dtlaarte corsets and waists, McCabe
corsets aud walata, Hygela combination
shoulder brace, coreets aud waists,
Electric corset and waists, proiierly
adjusted free of charge. Orange llloa
eoaM. Eglantine &faJt-8K,Cri-aiu Bloom
of Roses, Luugtry Lotion, at Mrs.
Frank Coopers, 2e0 Commercial street,
up stairway next Van Eatons More.
Haitm 4 15 d8i
Dr. Oatrk fllU teeth without pais.
LABOR TROUBLES AND FINANCE.
Strikers' Grievance Cemmftleo
Meeffl fer ah UIHwaluw,
TWO MICHIGAN BANKS CLOSB UP.
Tho Aim Arbor Btrlko Arbitrate
and Oft.
No Change at Omaha.
Omaha, April 10. There Is no
change In tho Union Paclflo strike.
No men wont out today, only three or
four of those out returned. Thestrlk
era claim, however, that tbey will be
joined by a large number of moulders,
apprentices and gang bosses tomorrow.
The Ann Arbor Strike.
Toledo, Ohio, April 10. Negotia
tions for a settlement of the Ann
Arbor strlko are practically concluded,
and It is expected the striko will be
formally declared off tomorrow morn
ing. Old meu are to bo taken back as
fast as needed, but none of the new
men will be discharged.
Ultimatum Wanted.
Topeka, Kas., April 18. A joint
grievance committee, representing all
the laborers organized on tho Santa Fe
road will meet hero today to frame an
ultimatum to bo submitted to the off!
cials of the road. Unless an agreement
is reached soon a general strike of all
tho union men on the road seems inev
itable. Two Closed Banks.
Lansing, Mich., April 10. Owing
to an uneasiness created by financial
difficulties, tbe Lansing lumber com
pany and Lansing engine works, a run
was precipitated on tbe Ingham county
savings bank this morning. The doors
of tbe bank have been besieged all
morning. Finally the management
decided to avail themselves of the legal
provision allowing them to require 00
days notice do1 savings deposits. Thta
gave decided relief. Tbe Central
Michigan savings bank which closed
vesterday will, It Is said, have ample
funds to meet all demands. Their de
posits aggregate half a million.
No Silver Payments.
New York, April 10. Assistant
Treasurer Mublemau said be bad re
ceived no orders from Washington
relative to paying out silver for treas
ury notes. Belmont & Co. are quoted
as saying they have Information from
tbe highest source that Secretar Car
lisle will issue no such order.
Bank President Oanght.
Omaha, Neb., April 10. C. W.
Mosber, president of tbe wrecked Capi
tal National bank of Lincoln, was
brought here this morning by a U. S.
marshal, and his friends are trying to
get ball for blm, He was released on
ball at tbe time of the failure, and dis
appeared. He returned yesterday and
was re-arrested, on indictment, charg
ing embezzlement.
Big Judgment.
Union, April 10, Judge Fee today
rendered a decision In tho suit between
Fred Nodlne and J. Q. SblrJy. It
gives Nodlne judgment for seventeen
thousand, three hundred and fifty
dollars and sixty cents and costs.
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
tbey cannot reach the seat of the
disease. Catarrh Is a blood or constitu
tional disease, and in order to cure it
you must take Internal remedies. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is not a
quack medicine. It was prescribed by
one of the bestphysicatiBln this country
for years, and Is a regular prescription.
It Is composed of the best tonics known,
combined with the best blood purifiers,
acting directly on the mucous surfaces.
Tbe perfect combination of the two in
gredients is what produces such won
derful results in curing catarrh. Send
for testimonials, free.
F. J. Chunky & Co,, Props., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, price 75a
SALEM MAKKKTH.
Wheat- 57o per bushel.
OaU S640o!per bushel.
Potatoes o000o per bushel.
Flour-f8.60 per bbl.
Bran (Hacked) 118.00 per ton
Kborts-(Hacked) $20.00 per ton.
Beans, white, So per Ib.
Eggs 10c per dozen.
Chickeus-8 to 10c per lb.
Chopped feed-(Hacked) 120.00.
Ducks 12)a per lb.
Geese 7c per lb.
Turkey 10o per lb.
Lard 12jffll5o per lb.
Duller 264680a per pound
lieef 7&12jo dressed,
Veal 10 to 12Je, d rawed.
Pk-712Je ttattsiad .
Highest 6f ll In Lcnvcnlntf
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TOE LABOR REVOLUTION
It BelgliM Alw.it t be Cam
premised. A PECULIAR SUFFRAGE SCIIEMB.
Palace of tho Hohoiissollorus De
stroyed by Flumes.
SITUATION IN UKUSSKI.S.
Biiubsbi.8, April 10. In view of the
action of tbo deputies, tho labor leaders
resolved at a meeting to advise the
abandonment of the general strike. At
the same time tbey decided to Issue to
tho people a manifesto agnlnst tho Nys-
sen bill, which proposes a combination
of plural voting and universal suffrage.
The leaders will urge the people to fol
low up the victory by agitating unceas
ingly for universal suffrage, pure aud
simple.
The police and worklngmen bad sev
eral encounters and six rioters were
seriously Injured. Nevertheless, tbe
end of tho riots Is believed to ho near.
The decision of tbe leaders to abandon
tbe strike has produced n general feel
ing of relief. Tbe police have worked
ulght and day, and are completely ex
hausted, Were the strike and riots to
continue for a few days more, the pres
ervation of order would be left eutlrely
to tbejnllltary, m the police could not
endure tbe strain forty-eight hours
longer. Many arrests are reported from
tbe provinces.
At a meeting of the strikers in and
around Gbent last evening resolutions
in favor of resuming work today were
passed. Two men injured in the Mons
riot died last evening. Altogether
seven men nave died in Mons of in
juries received.
A SUFFRAGE SOIIEMK.
In Belgium tbey are struggling with
the problem of universal suffrage, Ed
ward Van Hoffman, a member of the
chamber of deputies of the Netherlands,
has devised a scheme that has a great
deal of merit. He does not stop at a
simple qualification, such as reading
aud writing. Instead of that Van
Hoffman proposes to give a man one
vole when be reaches the age of 21, two
when he Is 85, and three when ho Is 63,
on tbe theory that wisdom comes with
years. At the samo time a married
man will cast two votes ono we sup
pose for his wife and an additional
vote Is given for military service. To
men of letters and learning an addi
tional vote will be given on tho theory
that they are more competent to cast a
wise ballot. Under tho Vaa.Hofl'man
plan it would bo possible for a mati to
cast as many as a dozen votes,
OTHER FOHEION AFFAIRS.
Rome, April 10. Monslgnore Chap
elle, oo-adjutor bishop at Santa Fe, N.
M., has received assurances that Pope
Leo will reply to tho reports of the
American bishops on tbo school ques
tion in a special documont, settling tbe
matter with the utmost clearness.
Berlin, April 10. Fire In the Hob
enzollern palace at Signiagrlngen on
tbe Danube destroyed the part known
as tbe Fuerstenbati, entailing an Im
mense loss and tbe destruction of many
priceless works of art.
WiNNU'Ea, April 10. All alarm here
on account of the smallpox has sub
sided. Three hundred aud ninety-three
Immigrants from the steamer Vancou
ver, In quarantine, are guarded by a
strong cordon of police. There Is only
one veritable case and two suspect,
Washington, April 10, Assistant
Secretary Suaulding has telegraphed
tbe collector of customs at Port Town
send, Wash., that there was no author'
Ity for tsklnga bond for the depcta
tlon of Chinese claiming to be return
ing merchants. If the Chinese aie un
able to prove to the satisfaction of the
eolleetor of euetoBsa that tbey are of
tbe exeaapted class they mutt not be
permitted to land nor be transferred to
other vessel la harbor pendlogcx
aaaiaatluH, Washinoton, April 19. A eable
( long expeeted from Minister
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Baking1
Powder
Egav, as to lhe nature of tbe orlw
committed by tho refugees who sougH
asylum In the United States legal
at Santiago, Chill, has been received
the state department. Its conteal
were not made public, but there k
growing belief that Minister Bgaai
not sustained in granting tbe right sw
asylum to refugees under his proteetfesM
on tho ground that they were not
llttoal oilnnders.
PAins,Apill 10. Cholera has broke!
out ngitlii In the lunatlo asylum Is
Qulmper In tho department of Finltl
tnrn. VI vn nattntilu liion lln1 -t -I
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Vancouver, B. O., April 10, Anx
iety for tbo safety of the ship Morav
sblre Is increasing. She Is now 17W
days out from Samarang with a cargo!
or sugar tor the refinery here and naT
never been reported on tho voyage.
All Quiet In Belgium.
Brussels, April 10. Yesterday
action by tuo chamber of representa
tives In granting universal suffrage has
completely allayed the Industrial up
rising, xne strikers here, at Antwerp,
ana older places generally, resumed
work this morning. N-j further trouble
is anticipated.
To Get at the Facta
Regarding Hood's Sarsaparllla, ask tb
peupie who tane tins meaicine, or read
the testimonials often published in tbla
paper. They will certainly sonvloe
you that Hood's Sarsaparllla posseasw
unequalled merit, and that HOOD'S
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Hood's Pills cure constipation by ;
storing the perlstullo action oftbeaU
mentary canal. Thoy are the beat raa
iiy catnartic.
Before Going to the Wo; Id's
Enauira Abont
Tho Limited Express trains of the Chi
cago, Milwaukeo & St. Paul Railway
between St. Paul and Chicago ana
Oiiiabu and Chicago.
These trains are vestibuled, electric
llithted and steam heated, with th fln.
est Dlulng and Sleeping Car Service In
luu wont,
Tho Electric reading light in each
berth is tbe successful novelty of this
progressive age, and Is highly appreciat
ed by all regular patrons or this line.
We wish others to know its merits, aa
tbe Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail
way Is the only lino In the west enjoy
up wv uiuubivv unts ui mis patent.
For further information apply
nearest coupon ticket agent, or addi
t a
u. J. uddy, General Agent,
J. W. Casey, Trav. Pass. Agt.
225 Stark St., Portland, Or. tf
PERSONAL G08SIP.
Dr. Mary Putnam Jacobl has been
elected chairman of tho section on neu
rology at tho Now York Academy of
Medicine.
David B, Smith, son of the Mormon
prophet, Joseph Smith, has been an in
tnato of tho asylum for tho insane at
Elgin for 17 years.
Mrs. Lidu Blckam Lair of Dayton.
O., conducts tho woman's department of
The Farmor's Home, of which her son,
B, W. Lair, is managing editor.
Count Poverl, who has made pets of
lions for 25 years past, usually break
fasts with ono or two of the animals In
his dining room, which, otherwise, he
has till to himself.
One of 'tho great glaciers of north
Greenland has been named after Mr.
George W. Chllds. Tho name was given
it by Professor Hoilprin, the loader of
the Peary relief expedition last year.
A hairdresser visits Mrs. W. K. Vaa
derbilt every day. Among other ladiea
who dopend upon professional aid In thta
line are Mrs. Frank Abbott, Mrs, d
Peyster, Mrs. Stokes and Mrs. Pierpont
Morgan.
General Zebulon M. Pike, the fataoM
"Western explorer, is to be honored with
a statuo at Manitou City, Colo., the gift
of Colonel Jeromo B. Wheeler, an officer
who served during the war oa the ataa.
of General Doyens.
Mrs. Louise J. Barney, wife of tb
millionaire. E. E. Barnev. who owaa
two large estates on the James ri?er,
has Driven to the Association for ttut 1,1
Preservation of Virginia Antiquities that
part of Jamestown island on whlah aw
located the, eld ehuruh, graveyard a4
other historic landmarks. '
Borne persons prefcas to he aUa to .
gaesa approximately froaa what parte!
Italy a woman eoates ty the leagth at'
her earring Italian arriae loaatsna
as one goes southward, and in iaa
trene south of Italy the arriaM at tW
yi(mi reach altaott to the ahoiMew.,
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