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"THE PEOPLE'S PAPER."
HAIiEM, OTIEGO, THURSDAY, JVUtt 22, 1893.
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The Question is Often Asked Why the
Tb? N?u? York Racket
Has such a lively trade, while it appears dull in many places?
That question is easily answered, they buy their shoes from one of the most reliable cash
shoe factories in St. Louis, paymg cash for them, thereby getting their stock at the lbwest
price. Then selling for cash, they haye no allowance to make for bad accounts. That ex
plains why they sell shoes cheap. In other lines, such as Hats, White Shirts, Black Sateen,
and lijjht Dress Shirts, Pants, Overalls, Underwear of all kinds for ladies, and' gents Hosiery,
Laces, Embroideries, 1 ace Curtains, Ribbons, Gloves, Mitts, Table Linen, Linen Tablecloths,
Napkins, Crash, Hammocks, Brushes and notions of all kinds which are all bought for cash
in New York, and following that line, (cash) from iactory to consumer, they can afford to sell
at low prices. They ask an examination of their stock and prices.
E. T. BARNES, .State Ins. Block.
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Keeping Pace With the Times.
Have your business accounts kepi In PERFECT books, such are
The Frey Patent Flat Opening Books.
Books that are worthy of the patronage and praise of the Government' Of-
nciais or me Hiaie or uregon, aua tne greater portion' or tbe merchantlle men
of the State, are surelv deserving of a trial bv evervone.
Manufactured in Oregon ONLY by
' THE CAPITAL CITY BINDERY.
Binders to the State of Oregon, Printers and Lithographers, Salem, Oregon,
500,000
OSWEGO -
FALL. 1892.
We would call the attention of dealers, and large and small planters, to
our large aud varied assortment of Fruit Trees and Small Fruits, Ornamental,
Shade, Nut and Evergreen trees. Our trees are clean, smooth, and first-lass in
every respect. Bend for catalogue and price listr Address,
- Walling t.&. Jarisch,
jiarMention this paper. Oswego, Oregon.
H. W COTTLE .& CO.,
General Insurance Agency. .
Representing the following well-known and reliable Cempanies:
BTATE INSURANCE CO., -aV.tna Insurance Co.,
Traders' Insurance Co., Sun Insurance Co..
National Insurance Co., Westchester Klre Ins. Co ,
JUlon H Ire Inguranoe Co., Imperial Fire Insurance Co.,
London Lancashire Klre Ins. Soc., London Assurance Corporation,
Alliance Assurance Co., Norwich Union Fire Ins.jJce.
Oldest and Leading Firm In the City Devoted Exclusively to Insurance,
I W. THORNBURG,
THE CPH0LSTJ2REK.
Recovers and repairs upholstered furniture. Long Experience in the trade
enables me to turn out first-class work. Samples of coverings. .No trouble to
give estimates. State Insurance block, Cuemektta street
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BURROUGHS State Street.
F. T. HART,
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Ed. C. Cross,
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Sea Shore?
Bible students should
ut one of those Oxford
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luqua circles and camp
ueeunga. jjorty styles.
PATTOX BROS.,
tialem, Oregon. ,
The Meston-Dygert Book Mfg. Co.,
TREKS !
NURSERIES.
SPRING, 1893.
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LEADING MERCHANT
TAILOR.
ts.
Wholesale awl KetaU
Dealer la Freeh, Salt aa4
Bateked Meats et aUKls
95 Court and
110 State Street.
ITERUMQUE
-ITERUMQUE
is a Latin 'phrase that literally means'
'Again and iigaln," denotluir repetition
gain ana; agaia (we cannot repeal, iiujo
nuch) we want to Impress you with the
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Patton Bros.,
OS STATE 8TBKKT.
harry the largest assortment ot NoveltJ
magazines, ato.
nv ADYKBTISlCalBNTB,
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
XTOTICKia HUREB7 OIVEK, THAT THE
il partner-snip nrreioiore existing- Between
C. W. Hawks add P. U. I.evnr Is this day dls
Ine from tbe firm. O. W. Hawks will ollect
an Dins aue ana pay out standing aooounis
against tbe Ann. dlw 151
Grand Concert
By the Wondrrful Musical Prodigies,
THE . BEASEY CBjLDM
Concert Company,
Thursday aid Friday EveoLgs,
Jane 22d and 23d.
Popular Prices, 25 cents and 60 cents.
Beats on sale at Pat ton's.
WANTED. A lady wishes a situation as
nurse, day or nleht. ' Inaulre first deor
north Dr Kpleys, North Salem. 6-21-at
PxY UP AND HAVE COTS.-All persons
owing me, aotes or accounts that are
overdue, or(5oo or under, pteae pay up and
sare
JU11N ha v auk, Mr,
s tt-21-dw lw
TpOR RENT. Two roras aulUble for light
I' housekeeping. Alo lurnlshed bedroom
and barn, cheap. 13 Court St., two blocks west
of Commercial s'reeU 8-Jo-3t
rX)K HALE. A very nicely located lot. with
r honse. on Mill street south ol Willamette
university For terms and particulars, pleate
Inquire at this ofDce. 6-W.laa
WKUV WANTKD.-AirenU paid a good com-
ff R lUIMIUH. MU.4 VMV UI1IU.UU ..UtUl.g
them next wfntor. BpK!ial attractions o be
puenrainu year for wnicn we want tne ser
vice of best agents every wnere.
THE CURTIH f UBLIHHINO CO.,
lioom , Chronicle Bbildlng, Baa JTranotseo.
3lUIBPAFEHUkepteaaiat K.O. Date's
Advertising Agency, asd6 Merchants
ichange. Ban Francisco, Califorala, where
oontraeu tbr advertising can be made for It.
CHIHHT1AN HCIENOE-Uteratare of all
kinds on sale at SMUberty street, -ly
ATTENTION-Cash money paid for race,
bttles,old Iron aad ail kind of metals,
a sohldes, at old Court Howe, .
BAGGAGE SALE.
Tbe undeAgaed will sell at tbe Bamant
lodclac Moos la Opera House black. July
r.18. Any ene havlac niapige there e re
qnftatoge4anie betuyaaJe. . .--
THE PACIFIC
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Oregon
Private work a seeetaMy.
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BANKS AND TBE ELEMENTS
Mere Califrnift National Banks
Go to the Wall.
A TERRIFIC CYCLONE IN KANSAS,
Twenty People Killed and Thirty
Buildings Ruined.
Pomona', Cal., June 22. The Peopte'a
Bank did not open'thla morning. Thla
notice was on the doer: "Owing to tbs
extstlngilnanclal stringency, tbe boar
of directors of this bank have decided
to temperorlly close its doors. Depos
it ore will be paid' In full." There Is
very little excitement. The belief 'is
general that tbe bank is perfectly sol-
vent. ,
Banta Ana, Cat., June 22. The
First National Baok and Commercial
Bank of Banfa Ana did not open their
doors Ibis mnrnlDtr, owing to heavy
withdrawals ofd(sllp aid inability
to collect at enough. Both are sol
vent and have ample assets, It is un
derstood that both Orange and Tustln
banks-have closed for like reasons. It
is regarded here as a senseless scare.
A Deadly Cyclone.
Pebryj Kan., June 22. A fearfully
destructive cyclone passed through
Wiiliamstown and adjacent country a
half mile wide, and 8 miles long, ac
companied by a downpour of rain and
darkness equal to midnight.
Ten dead bodies are already discover
ed, add It la known that at least Ave
more are killed. Tbe dead are L. F.
and Emery Evans, Mrs. Juo. Hutchin
son, Baml. Clara, gadie -Walter, Eva
and William Klncaid and 8am). Stew
art AH are horribly mangled, and
some torn to pierce?. Tbose fatally
burtare Jas. Bafecr, WHIlatffQoepfert
and wife. A number of others are ser
iously burt.
Complete details are not at band but
there are probably at least 20 killed and
SO houses bown down,
Eallroad Foreclosure.
Philadelphia, Pu June 22. The
board of managers of tbe Philadelphia
A Rjead.Iug railroad today decided to
abandon tbe plan lor a rehabilitation of
tbe company, because tbe required
number of assets from jtbe general
mortgage bondholders and sharehold
ers is not being obtained. An official
of tbe company said after tbe meeting
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that a forecloeure is now regarded as
Inevitable.
Big Assets.
Kidokway, Pa., June 22. The
fildgeway bank failed today. Assets,
$364,000; liabilities, 1210,000.
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Another Closed
Ghkenvillk, Mien., June 22, The
City National bank has been closed by
a bank examiner today. No statement
is made.
Heavy Telegraphic Transfers.
New Yokk, June 22, Several tele
graphic transfers of money to Ban
Francisco were made by New York
banks tbla morning. Up to 1 o'clock
tbe amount aggregated $850,000 This
was paid for in gold certificates and
treasury uotcs. Tbe money transferred
was intended for Los Angelts banks.
Toung Man Salclie.
Grand IUi'ins, June 22. J. A. B.
Mead,one of the most prominent young
men capitalists of this city, shielded
this morning. No cause Is known.
Grand Lodge of JUkc. k
'.Detroit, Juue 22. The Grand Lodge
of tbe Order of Elks elected tbe follow
ing officers teday: L. Ashley Apperly,
of Louisville, Exulted Ruler; Allen E.
Myers, secretary. ,
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Wind aBdHall.,
Btansbuky, Mo., June 22 A terri
ble wind and ball storm struck here yes
terday afternoon. Mints dansge wm
done. Judge Mastoa's boute was
struck by lightning aud bsratd. Win.
Cummlugs, a fanner, was instantly
killed. Three aiewbers of JebB Doyl'
family were killed. Other raenber t
tbe faaslljr were aerletijly lajstrid.
TK POPE AND TKI SOlOOLi.
Encyclical Letter of. His XoIImh
Made Public
Baltimore, Juno 22. It declares
the solicitude of the pope for tbe wel
fare of tbe American cburob. In evi
dence of this he bas sent Moslgnore
Batolll to aot first, as bis representa
tive at the dedication of tbe .world's
fair, then to become his personal repre-
setatlve with tbe church in the United
States to draw the faithful there in
closer to the bead of the ohurob. 8atolli
Is especially charged to try and heal tbe
dissensions on the school question. To
this end tbe archbishops convened lb
New York last November, Tbe doings
of that convocation were approved by
Batollas wise and prudent, and the
pope in bis encyclical confirms theui.
This Includes a reanrlpt by Batolll him
self on the question. Inopportunely tbisl
document was made public, resulting
)n,a renewed contention in the public
press, growing more serious and wide
spread, and certain prelates began ap
pealing to the sovereign pontiff. With
a view to the supreme object of the
church, tbe salvation of souls, tbe pope
asked all tbo prelates to write blm
privately on tbe subject; 8ome were
fully satisfied; some felt tbe disciplinary
law concerning schools enacted by tbe
council at Baltimore partly abrogated
by Batolll. Tbe pope finds this last feai
totally ungrounded; that BatolU's state
ment expressly upholds tbe Baltimore
law; that the Catholic schools are to be
moat sedulously promoted', leaving it
to tbo conscience and judgment of the
ordinary to deckle, according to circum
stances, when it is lawful and unlawful
to attend the public schools. While
tbe public schools are not to be con
demned entirely, still every endeavor
should be made to multiply and ad
vance the Cathollo school. Tbe pope
declares that in order, to prevent any
chanon of dissension, the decree of the
Baltimore council shall be steadfastly
observed. The letter closes with an ex-
hrtatlon to pot away dissension and
work together, both for the saving of
souls and tbe welfare of the nation.
POET DEAJtBOKH MAMAOSB.
World's Pair a PlaancialSlicceM
Attendance Increasing.
Chicago, Ills., June 22. A splendid
bronze groupe, comemoratlve pf tbe
Fort Dearborn massacre of, 1812 on tbe
site of this city, tbe Rift of George M.
Pullman, was unveiled this afternoon
at Lake Shore and 18th street. Ex
President Harrison delivered an oration.
Constantly increasing attendance at
the World's fair is beginning to con
vince officials that tbe fair will not only
be a success artistically but financially.
Attendance from tbe outside especially
Is increasing.
Benzine Explosion.
St. Petersburg, June 22. A terri
ble calamity occurred in .tbe Itrodakl
chemical works at Odessa, resulting in
the loss of sixteen lives. A large quan
tity of benslne exploded and tbe burn
ing fluid was thrown-in every direction.
A number of men were at work close to
tbe place where the benzine bad. been
stored and they were covered with a
liquid fire. Among tbe number was
the dlector. Some of tbe men man
aged to escape, terribly Injured, but six
teen of tbem, Including tbe director,
were burned to death.
Panic in a Church.
Bt. Petersuuho, June 22. While
tbe ancient church of Borne at Borlso-
glebsk was crowned with pilgrims who
caj&e to take part lj tbe annual church
procession, a panio caused by a false
alarm of fire which was raised by
thieves In order to facilitate their opera
tions. When tbe firemen arrived they
found tbe doors locked. Breaking iu
tbey witnessed a fearful sight. In tbe
mad rush for exit hundreds bad been
knocked down and trampled upon,
while others bad been suffocated. Tbe
bodies of 120 women and ten men were
taken from the church. Nor was this
tbe total number of victims, as several
several other persons were killed and
twenty fatally injured by leaping from
windows thirty feet from tbe around.
Ambassador Bayard Before Her Ma-
jMty.
Lonmn, June 22. Hon. T. F. Bay
ary, ambassador io Great Britain, pre
sented bis credentials to the queen at
Windsor Castle today.
Of Iatereet to Oeaeoa Oilffen.
Wabkinoton, June 22. Searetary
Carlisle directed July iutwesi ea 4 per
cent boads, to be paid MoaeUy.
Tke Oew. Bey Base.
FeT DODOS, la., Jum atVItatUe
saaaa Pete, Joha Berry kmI J. H.
Hlghestofall in Leavening Power. Latest U.S Gov't Report
m&
ABSOUUTELY PURE
Stephens, leaders in tbe cow boy race,
registered here this r&orulug Iu the or
der named. The horses were pro
nounced by officers bf the humane soci
ety in good cobdltlon.
OUT EAILKOAD BATES.
Oo Into Effect East Bound on
June 25th.
Portland, June 22 For tbe second
time tbe Northern Pacific has put the
knife into transcontinental rates and
mado & reduction, which, for sudden
ness and extreme lownesp, U cu'culnied
to throw the Great Northern's rut into
the shade. According to nil fllli'ln)
notification received by AcFMatit'Geu
eral Passenger -Agent Clittrltini lost
evening, tbe new east-bound nam will
bs:
Portland to Bt. Paul .' $25 00
Portland to Chicago 33 00
This 1b a cut of $10 to either city.
West-bound rates will be:
1st Class 2d Olu
Bt. Paul to Portland $25 00 $18 00
Chicago to Portland 83 00
No second-class east bound ralo and
no round trip rates are named. The
new rates will not go into effect until
tbe 25th. for tbe company la required
by law to give tbe Interstate commerce
commssslon three day's notice of tbe
reduction.
mr.charlton's explanation.
Mr. Charlton was asked for an ex
planation of the unexpected reduction
last evening, and said:
"'i'be cut, was evidently made for the
pApoee of eUmulating Immigration. It
baa long been said that there were
thousands of issmlgrante -lur tbe East
jwbo'woHld come West but for tbo bigb
seoond-claas rates. We give tbem a
first-class passage for one-third of the
former 'price, or ope-half of tbe old
second-class rate, and a second-class
service for less than one-hair of the old
rate. This should bring a large lmml-
sratloa, and If it does not, the only In-
lerence win oe mat mere are no immi
grants in tbe East who desire to come
West."
Circus Smashed.
Biver Falls, Wis.,.June22. A tor
rifle thunder storm raged here yester
day afternoon. Just as Blngllng's
circus bad, finished ite performance and
people were passing out a heavy bolt of
lightning struck one of the center poles
of tbe tent and more than fifty people
were prostrated. Seven were killed In
stantly. Many more were Injured and
tbe balanoe are now regainlbg tbe use
of limbs which were temporarily par
alyzed by tbe shock. Tbe scene of con
sternation which followed tho bolt
surpasses description and a serious panio
was narrowly averted. Ah soon as order
was restored the unconscious aud
wounded were taken care of and four
full grown men and three boys, all
dead, weie removed.
THE MARKETS.
Portland, June 22. Wheat valley,
$1,121$1.18, Walla Walla $1 02
$1,031.
San Fuass'OisCD, June 22. Wheat
weak, December $1.82, seller $.03, new
$1.21).
Chicago, Juno 22. Wheat 66.
Bleb golden Jersey milk Is being sup
plied by tbe dairy of B. J. Sbarpe.
ALL THE
includes the great temperance drink
Hi-'Root
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.It gives New Life to the Old Polks,
rteaaare vo me rareau,
Health to the Children.
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TURF TOPICS.
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"As tkn polt in brnkpn' tlm nuitiirml
horse is inclined" is tho way a turf phi
losopher expresses it.
Nino of the 14 foals that Beautiful r
Bells has produced have been sold from
Palo Alto for $90,000.
David H. Blanchard has declared off f
his proposed $11,000 stallion race, which
was to havo taken placo at Boston, on
Sept. 13, becausonot enough entries were
received. '
Roy Wilkes, 3:07, bas been first afcthV"
wiro 84 times in 2:30 or better, '14 times .
in 2:12 or bettor and 0 times in 2:10 br
bettor. No other stallion hu3 ovor niado
such a showing as a rnco horse. '
l A Michigan man' has Invented an an-!
tomatic brako for bicyclo sulkies whieh
is designed to prevent tbo sulky'runnlng
under tho horso in case of his rearing
and throwing him over backward on tho
urivon si
i Publishing a folao pedigree has been
madn ft nrimn liv tho lenrialamra of Penn
sylvania punishable by a fine not ex-'
ceeding $1,000 ana Imprisonment in the .
Jcounty jail 'not legs than ono month nor ,
more than ono year. r
' O. J. Hamlin has mado an engagement '
with the state board of agriculture at
Indianapolis, to attempt to boat the
world's double team record during, the ,
state fair there. The team will be made
;up from Belle Hamlin, Globe, Juetina
and Honest George. ri v .
NOVELTIES.
Ginger ale stands aro better shaped t
d more ornamental than lost year, I
A new vinaigrette of cut glass is la
sted with forgetmenots of blue en-
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I Aljimotrea voso nartially overlaid with '
(perforated' silver-'was obscrvednnibng,! '
(things new. -
Pearl butterflies with spots of pink
'shell or of turquoise aro seen Turquoise
is also usea in tuose ounermes. -
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The latest hatrmna are ot-sholl with '
two loner curved lines in diamonds' fold- t
ang back and terminating in whirl. 1 ,
Tho latest fern baskets or table jardin-,
lieres are of iioxiblo silver bands woven ,
hike basket work. Thoy aro exceedingly . .
pretty. ' ,,i
Mucilago bottlos aro gotten up, in
almost as handsomo fashion as vinai
grettes. Thoy aro cased In perforated
silver with perforated silver tops. Jew-
jeiers 'Circular.
Aiioroorlste.
"Ithinkrilivrltoa book and, call it
'A Woman's Dress,"' said Scribuler.
"Why?" queried his friend.
"Thoro'a so much material in it," said
Scribuler. Harpers Bazar.
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Iikwa mmmmtt Im .ffMifld 1 tiirftra-aM
atlMHlailna tbe bowels, vlvtavpittar- f
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grlBlag-.aiid
IMP AETING VIGOR j
te tho bldnsy. bladder aad tvS .
VJiay ar adapted to old as- jr aaac
SOLD liVHItYAVllliUJfc:. i
THE WILLAMEHE,:
SALEM, OllXQON.
Kite, $2.50 to $6.00 if Day
Ths bast hotsl btlWMii IVwtlana aad Sn
jTrsadMO. rirstrolaMiBalHUappolBtaMBtat
IU Ubles are served with tbe
Choicest JTruite
Urewa la ths WUlaaaaiU Ysller.
A. I. WAGNER. Prop. '
WiSCOSIN CENTRAL LINE
(Norlhm PtcIKe R-R. Co., Lmim)
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Clot csoaneetlofi wsde la Ublesae wMt) aft
trains milnr Kast and Houth.
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