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Between bur expectations and realizations stand
500 faultless and fashionable
SUITS AND OVERCOATS
Unsold. Bright prospects have turned to disappoint
ing realities. We had hoped to increase our business
1 st year fifty per cent. You know of the stumbling
blocks that have been in the way. You have had
your reasons for saving your money. Your neigh
bor has had his and thus our hopes were blasted.
But we'll untie those purse strings We have made
a sacrifice that you must appreciate and offering that
you must improve or you will forfeit all claim to be
ing prudent and provident, any of our
Suits or Overcoats
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GRAB 'EM.
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'sinfe, tee Meats.
CHURCHILL
AND
BURROUGHS
TI1E NEW
WILLAMETTE STABLES
Completed aud ready to wait on customers. Horses boarded by day or week
at reasonable prices. Wo keep a full Hue of Trucks Drays and Express to
meet all demauds. Also keep the finest Stallions In this countv, for service.
Barn and residence 2 block south of postoliice. RYAN & CO.
, RUBINS! UN,
FItOEBEL SCHOOLS 4th Toar.
Infant, Connectlngand Primary classes
every week day from 9 a. m. to
lam. except Saturday.
HISS 0. BALLOU,
TRAINING CLASSES
for tencheis' dully practice work from
0 a. nr. to 12 m. in Kindergarten.
On Mnndav, Wednesday and Friday
from 2 to 4 p. ru. Classes meet for
study of Frnebel system. Mrs. P. 8.
Knight, Principal.
MOTHER'S CLASS.
Meets Friday from 2 to 4 p. m. with
training class, conducted by Mrs.
Knight and Miss Ballou. For terms or
Information apply at Kindergarten
rooms, corner Court and Liberty M reels.
THE WILLAMETTE,
SALEM, OREGON".
Rates, $2.50 to $5.00 per Day
The best hotel between Portland and Ban
KraacUco. FlrsKlasi In all IU appointment.
1U taulos are uerveil with the
Choicest Fruits
Grown tn the Willamette Valley
A, I, WAGNER. Prop.
OLINGER & RIGDON,
Undertakers and Einhlmcrs,
Cabinet work and repairing.
Court fctreet, Opposite Opera lluiue,
Svu-KSi, - - Oregon
BURTON BKOTIltSKS
Manufacture Standard Proated Brick,
Molded Brick In all Pattern for KronU
and (apply the brlrk lor the NewHalemCltv
Uall and urarlr all tae fine build, vf erected
In lha li.piul C.iy.
arta bw f aaltentlary, Balem, Or. Mdw
Wholesale and Rcttiil
Dealer in Fresh, Salt anil
Smoked Meats of aj Kinds
95 Court and
110 State Streets.
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Suits Made to 0 rder
E. M. WATTE TKINTING CO ,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
AND
Legal Blunlt Publishers.
Bush's New Urlotc.over the bank.Cora'l street
Burned in Bed.
Mills, Ky., Jan. 10. The dwelling
and store of F. A. Houston, burned
this morning. Mrs. Houston and two
grown daughters, perished lu their
beds.
Siiabpebs Abboad. It is reported
that some smooth geutlemen from the
East, are operating hi this county on
the lightning rod and wind mill racket.
Farmers and others should be on the
look-out for them.
Incorporated The C. P. Upsher
company, for packing saimon, today
filed articles of incorporation, to do
business at Astoria, with a capital of
$20,000.
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Of Interest to Athletes.
James Rminann, the athletic trainer
at Princetou College, Pnnceiou, N. J.,
sa
"I have found It imperative to have
sure aud simple remedies on hand in
case of cuts, bruises, strains, sprains,
colds, rheumatism, etc. Shortly after
entering upon my profession, I dls
covered jueb a remedy in Allcock's
Porous Plasters. I tried other plasters,
but found them too har-h and irritat
ing. Allcock's Porous Plasters give al
most instantaneous relief, and their
strengthening power is remarkuble.
In case of weak back put two plasters
on the small of tbe back and in a short
time you will be capable of quite severe
exercise. In 'sprint," and distance"
races and Jumping, the muscles or leu
duns In the legs and .ert sometimes
weaken. This can Invariably ba n
nVMii i.v Mittinir ibe nlaslrr iu narrow
strips, fo as to give uw motion, uud
npplyiug on the musculo affected."
J V-
Cross,
TOE GOVERNOR OBJECTS.
The Mitchell-CorMt Fifibt Will
Bo Stopped.
QUEEN L1LI0DKANI THREATENS.
Anarchists Reported Fighting a
Heavy Battle.
Determined to Prevent the Fight.
Tallahassee, Fla., Jan. ID. Gov
ernor Mitchell today said, speaking of
Corbett-Mltchell fight: "I am going
to preveut this prize flght. Corbet t
and Mitchell can not tight in this
state."
H. M. Flager.who owns nearly all of
St. Augustine says the Corbett-Mit-chell
fight will not comejofl in Bt.
Johns county if he can prevent it.
In tho House
Washington, D. C, January 16.
Tbe bouse resumed the consideration
of the tariff bill. Wilson immediately
began offering the committee amend
ments. Tbe first was to reduco the
duty on furs for batters' use from 20 lo
10 per cent.
Next an amendment to place on tbe
free list in addition to books, printed
over twenty jears, bydrograpbic
Charts also ngreed to the amendment
changing tbe rate on sugar of milk from
twenty.per cent ad valorem to 2 cents pr
pound, which occasioned considerable
debate, the Republicans declaring it
was a uew industry Inaugurated In '90
and tbe proposed reduotlon would ruin
it, and protesting against bringing up
our children on imported articles.
Breckenridge defended tho committee
amendments.
In the Senate.
Washington, D. C, Jan. 10. The
senate finance committee today had
Secretary Carlisle's letter suggesting an
lue of bonds under consideration, but
adjourned without action.
Washington, Tbe President's roes
sane and correspondence On th
Hawaiian matter was laid before tbe
Senate. Hoar gnye notice that after
tbe routine business was completed he
would address the Senate on tho sub
ject. Mauderson presented a petition
against the passage of tbe Wilson
tariff bill aud stated that a majority
of tbe signers were Democrats
and populists. An amendment
to the sundry civil bill, providing for
an appropriation of $25,000 to tho geo
logical survey, for a careful examina
tion of the go'd bearing sands of the
rivers of California, Washington, and
Oregon, was presented by Mitchell
and referred to tho committee on ap
proprlations.
The Minority Talks.
Washington, Jan. 10. Reed, Bur
rows, Ddzell, Payne and Hopkins, Re
publican members of tbe ways and
means committee, held a hasty confer
ence yesterday and agreed to make a
demand for recognition qf Republican
amendments to Ibe Wilson bill. This
action is due to a report that Richard
son of Tennessee, who will be in tho
chair during the consideration of the
amendments, would recognize only
Wilson for tho committee amendments
the plan agreed upon by tbe Republi
can leadera was that immediately after
Wilson's first amendments on tobacco
were disponed, of, Burrows will Insist
that Wilson his no mire rights than
any other member of tho house. He
will urgo that Wilson is not acting by
Authority of tho full ways and means
committee. aud the Ddm.icratio amend
ments bad not been submitted to the
Republican members of the commit
tee. Standard Dollars Issued.
Washington, Jan. 16. The Issue of
standard silver dollars from the mints
of the treasury offices for the week
ended January 13 wai $232,950; for the
orrenpindln period last year it was
$210,849 Tbe shipment of fractional
si ver coins from the 21 to the lilih Inst,
aggregated $107,899.
Queen Lil Threatens.
Washington, Jan. 10. The rumor
that ex-Queen Lllloukalanl is about to
bring suit against tbe United States for
a large turn of money, baaing her claim
for damages upon the president's recent
Hawaiian message and Secretary
Grrsbam'a letter, has created a great
deal of Interest In official circles. A
suit cannot be brought by an individual
against the government, and there is
n mt-tbod of rooclure, throngb the
cour x by which the ix-qut en could
prea. nti.r calfu. The only oourae
Llllunkanl can pursue Is to submit her
claim against the Uulted States. This
congress would have to approve before
the claim could be adjusted by the
couit of claims. In fact, the only re
course of tho ex-queen Is to congress,
where, in view of her present unpopu
larity, she could scarcely expect to
meet with satisfaction orsuccesa.
Will Issue Bonds.
" Washington. Jan. 10.- It is reported
that Carlisle intends to issue February
1, enough bonds to restore tho gold re
servo. It is Bald he will issue 5 per cent
bonds, ns they are of a shorter term
than 4s or 4Js. This issue will
probably be about 40,000,000 dollars.
Fifteen separate offers to take bonds,
should the secretary issue tbem, have
been received at tbe treasury depart
ment. One ofler to take a block 'worth
$25,000,000, was received from a New
York firm, this morning.
Pension Bonds.
Washington, Jan. 10, Sibley, n
Democrat of Pennsylvania, prepared a
bill to pay pensions in tho new is3Ue
two per cent bonds. The bill designed
to give pensioners the benefits usuull.
accruing from bonds and give the gov
ernment ready means of meeting pen
sion obligations.
Tio plan is to make In denomina
tions of twenty dollars to one hundred
and to make them legal tender, whici
would allow them to circulate at
money. His plau contemplates the
issue of such bonds until the amouui
reaches $50 per capita of population.
Anarchists Do Battle.
Rome, Jan. 10 The most-sensational
news has just been received from
Carrara. Inhabitants are terrified b.
the sound of heavy firing in the hill
near Tirano, where u band of six hut
d red to a thousand anarchists aren
pnrted to bo fignting a pitched hnt'i
with a force of nfantry and genderms
sent against them.
It is believed the loss of life will be
great, as the Infantry, nccording to r
port, has been firing volley after voile;
at the anarchists. The latter are said
to have taken a strong position behind
the rocks in tbe hill, and are ready to
make desperate resistance. It Is te
pilled that they were finally defeated,
aud fled, leaving the dead and wouudtd
on the field.
Olllolal advices state that eight an
archists are 'killed, and forty to fiftj
wounded. The peop'le of Massa, claln.
that at least fifty quarrymeu were shot
during tho engagement.
Matrimony and Divorce.
Wilkesbabbk, Pa., 10. Jo9ua Wil
liamson, a wealthy farmer of Stumer
vilie, was engaged to be married to Mls
Emma Richards. All preparations wen
beitig made when It was announced
that be hud just married Aunle Walden
Willlarasou now claims that friends of
tbe Walden girl drugged bim aud thai
he married her thinking It was Mis
Richards. He has filed application for
a divorce. Miss Richards says she wi 1
marry him when he gets a divorce.
His Chinese Bride.
New Yobk, Jan. 10. Uoinroauder
William Henry Whltlng.of the Uulted
States navy, and his Hawaiian bride
are at tbe Fifth Aveuue hotel. Com
mander Whiting and Miss Ah Fong
were married In Houolulu. December
4th. Tho bride Is the daughter of a
rich Chinese merchant. Commander
Whiting refused yesterday to talk about
Hawaiian matters.
Cigarettes Prohibited.
Emi'OBIA, Kh Jan. lG.-.The city
couucll passed an ordiuunco placing
such a liceuso tux on cigarette, that
their sale was effectually stopped In
this city. It prohibits thusilo to chil
dren under sixteen jears. Recent In
veitlgation showed that not only most
of the boys, but a large number of girls
were addicted to the habit.
A Mrs. Parnell.
Ol'Ei.iKA. Ala., Jan. "10. A woman
who claims to be the wtd w of Charles
Stewart Parnell Is living In this cliy,
having come here, she says, to escape
tbe persecution of her euem'es. She
came bore several months aj;o, uud ap
pears to be well supplied with money,
but nobody seems to know where she
came from.
Ex-Governor Clear Iowa's Senator.
Des Moines, Jan. 10 .fu a Republi
cs caueus. tonight Representative Oear
was nominate! fir Unite 1 States sen
ator on the third ballot, receiving fifty
seven ballots. The noiultie.tlou is
equivalent to an election'.
Snuff Mill Barns.
BoiiTll AMU IV, N", J., Jtu. 10. A
fire In the Uaorge W. Ilefiue o iuiptn 'h
uuft mil's, at ILjImntit, N. J., last
eenla cuud a lou of 1100,003.
CAMPBELL'S CORPSE FOUND.
Brought to Eugene By' a Rclitf
Party.
EIGHT MEN GO TO A WATERY GRAVE
An Eugluo and 31 on Go Thro' a
Bridge.
Eugene Campbell Dead.
Eugene, Or., Jan. 10. Au under
taker arrived this evening with tho
body foumrou the middle fork, Friday,
with iudlcttlons of suicide. As wa9
supposed, the corpse proves tb be that
of Eugene Campbell, brother of Ira
Ciinpbell, of the Guard, who myste
riously disappeared last week. Ddatb
was the result of an incision in the
vvrlst with a knife and from exposure.
IN A WATERY GRAVE.
An Engineer and Eight Men Go
Through a Bridge.
Santa Ro3A, Cal., Jau. 10 News
reached this city lato last evening of a
terrible railway acoident ou the narrow
.rauge near C xz itlere. Tne locomotive
-vas ddiached from the train iu the
uorulngaud rau down tho track to In
vestigate the dam ige which might
have been dono to bridges by washouts
t is supposed the loojimtive crossed
tho bridge over Austin creek, golug
lown in safety, ou its return the piling
uvlns bean uudermlned theloomo
tlvo crashed through tbe bridge seven
of the eight man on bjard bjlng
I rowned.
Cmduot'ir Baker siVad himself by
Jumping offthe pilot. The namas of
he drowne 1 are, T tin G iuld, p mm is
ter at O tzadaro who le we3 a wife and
five children; John Rice, no family, Eu
.rinaer Briggn, Fireman C Mister, Frank
H irt, proprietor of t lie O iz idare h Jtel,
Win. Brarner, clerk at che h itel, who
leaves a wife aud children; .Mr. Sabine,
station agent, leives a wife anil one
child. Only two boJbs hive bjen re
covered The rest are ;n'sslnK..Tho
irl Ige was about tweuty feet above the
vator when It fell.
Sho Used a Revolver.
Seattle, Jan. 10. Presumably with
he lutontlon of frightening him, "Cad"
fohnson, a woman with whom bo Is
living, yesterday morning about 8
o'clock fired upon Jack Jolly, a well
kuowu tportiui;ium, the ball, u41 eall
bir, from a Colt'n revolver, pa-sing
through tho window pnno in their
ipartrnenls, room No. 33 Clancy Bros.'
lodging house, south Third street.
Both had been drinking the night pre
vious iu celebration of tho woman's
birthday. When they reached the
room she began upbraiding Iter lover,
and a war of words ensued and, with
the threat that sho would put him out
of the way, the irato female seized the
revolver, wnlcli was lying on tho dress
er, and shot, but tho bullet mUoil Jolly
two ffot or more.
With this little demonstration of "af
fection" Jolly uud his mistress retlted,
the police having heard nothing of the
all ray.
Defies tho Scandal Mongers.
Tacoma, Jan. 10. Special. Anent
tho many iilsparaglu remarks thut
have been mutio by certain persons in
this city with reference to the manage
ment of the defunat Trader's bunk,
Colonel Chutincey W. Griggs has writ
ten an open letter for Information of
depositors. In answering the attucks
of tho scandal mongers, he says that
1,100,000 wortli of securities have been
placed at the disposal of tho bank In
an effort to reopen lu Hi also says
that tho St. Paul & Tacoma lumber
company will exchange anythtng thut
it has to sell for properly ussigued
claims against the punk.
Oregon Poultry breeders Moat.
PoiiTi.ANi, Jan. 10 Oregon's
poultry breeders have orguu Z'd,
About 25 of them assembled in the
lioltoii house parlors yefcterday after
noon, and the result of their conference
wus (he forming of tho Oregon State
Poultry Association, with E. J. Ladd
of Portland, president; Elmer Dixon of
Oregon City, vice-president; II. P.
Hudson of Portland, secretary, and C.
Coclierof Aurora, treasurer. A vice
president will be ckcUd from each
ciunty in (lie state to he'p the' associa
tion in his (IkOrlct.
Suicide.
n.iiCKitOirv, Or., Jn. 10. An oil
prtHpector,' namd John McOi utl, wn
fgund deaifin bed la it nl-rht. Ho lift
a letter, btutltif, that ufier turo.'ul de-
Hrghcstof all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
irftfetl Baking
1 8 KwVm6F
ABSOLUTELY PURE
liberation, ho had decided to take his
life, which tho press would call coward
lce,'but that he had rather be called a
dead coward thau a llviug hum.
Heavy Snow Slide.
Union, Or., Jan. 10. A snow slide
occurred yesterday at the mining camp
of Cornucopia. The slide started near
Whitman mine, carrying away tram
way station number one, und practical
ly wrecking the terminal; also the side
of the concentrating department of the
mill waB crushed in and four fiue
vannera were burled. Two stables, u
bun it houso and a blacksmith shop
were carried away. The damage is not
great. The principal loser Is the Ore
gon Gold Mining Co. Another slide
sturted above Red Jacket mine, mlbt
ingtho Davis mill by about ten feel.
Snow is over eight feet deep in tLo
oamp.
Chinese Rogistor.
Bakgb City, Jan. 10. The Clilnese
have commeuced registering and about
05 names are now enrolled.
BRAZIL'S REBELS SANGUINE,
They Can Hold on Two Months
Longer.
Rio Jankbio, Jau. 10., via Mjuteyl
deo, Jan. 10. In au interview with De
Gama he says tbe policy of tho insur
gents is to hold on until holp comes.
They liaveu't men euough to hold the
mainland. The Insurgents, he says,
recaptured the government magazine,
on Governor island, recently, aud se
cured a large supply of ammunition.
Thursday last they captured Iugenho
Inland, aud made seventy-three prison
ers. Much ammunition, together with
two cannons, fell into their baud?.
Many of those captured joined the In
surgents. Ho thinks tho iusurgen's
can hold their own for two months Dt
luust. Gama says ho does not know
where Mello is. Tho iusurgouts, he
said, wore in accord with General Gotn
ercludo, the commander of tho victo
rious army at Curtyba, Iu the stato of
Sao Paulo. Mello, ho says, may brlug
baok with him a co-operating force.
Ho added:
"If wo not NIctheroy, wo will surely
win. Wo will demand belligerent
rights, based ou these three Hues our
force comprlbes all tho Brazilian navy
service except two ships, wo control the
three southern states, the government
having no orgaulzed force south 1 1
Sao Paulo, oud wo huvo mado war ft r
nearly flvo months audhavc organized
a government lu tho south."
He reiterated thut tho insurgent lead
ers were fighting for a plebiscite, In
order that tho people muy say freely
what form of government they want
.Guma wus cmphatlo in his deliuncli
tlnn of the government, s allowing tie
insurgent hospital on Cobras Island to
be fired upon. Elgut shells, he said,
exploded among tbe wounded, and
tho scenes which followed were pltlublo.
Prisoners Bjheaded.
New Yobk, Juii. 10.- The Herald's
Montevideo bpeclal Bajs Gi'iHTal Lav
ares, before leaving J lace, buheiided all
the loyal prisoners ho had lukeu, Later
reports from Bujjo give paitlcularsofiin
Important government victory. After
the rebels had c-xecuted I ho prisoners
und were retreutlng from JJage, thoy
were Intercepted by the government te
lle! column, und a hot fight followed,
Lavurea' forces wero quickly put to
flight, but not until they hud left 400
tleud nn tho field. Tho loyal lt.tsea
wero four oflicera and 80 killed and 00
wounded.
Garrison Starving
Montevideo, Jan. 10.-The garrison
of liige, which Is being beselged by tho
Insurgeuts of Rio Grand do 8ul, Brazil,
have become sosevorely pinched for
provisions that they bivo been con
suming for the last fewdiys horses,
cats and other aolmils. .
There was a lively skirmish Salurday
at Santo IWastatlou between the Joyal
troops ami Ganoral Sunpalu, who is
marching to the relief of Bage uud tho
retol fonjM under ' O'Jneral Sllva
TaVurtfB.
Hjavy Indemnity.
Pauih, Jan, 10, The tribunal of
commerce today, in action brought by
tho liquidator of the Sootete dee
Depots at Courants against M. Gautler,
managing director; Baron Polssan, dl
reolor, M. Denon, chairman of the
board of directors, and other directors,
claiming 13,000,000 francs said to bava
been lost by raal-admlulstratlon, which
resulted in tho bankruptcy of the socl
ty, awarded the liquidator a YMdMot
for 0,000,000 francs.
Train Wreck in Cuba.
Havana, Jan. 10. A passenger
train ou tho Tlmina Mutanzas railway
was wrecked yesterday by a cow, at a
point eight miles from Gumalayague,
in the province of Ma tan z is. Sixteen
people wero taken out dead and nke
others wero badly wounded.
Prussia's Deficiency.
Beblin, Jan. 10. Emperor William
opened Prussian diet today. In hU
address ho said: "The growing deflo
lonoy in tho estimates could only be re
moved by a reorganization of the fi
nances of tho empire and an adequate
increase of its resources."
Renewed Firing ani Loss ofLtfa
Rio Janeiuo, Jan. 10. The United
States.Crulser New York arrived to
day. Tho renewed firing between the
rebel ships and forts is. said to have re
sulted in considerable loss of life on the
Insurgent vessel which retired.
Starvation m Winnipeg.
Montbeal. Jan. 10. Rtporta of
starvation in Manitoba aud the North
west are being verified. Advices state
that hundreds of destitute people
walking the streets of Winnipeg aid,
their distress Is terrible.
Heavy Guns Go.
London, Jan. 10. -The admiralty
has decided to abaudon tbe use on the
now battlo-shlps of 07-ton guns. Tbe
main armament on tbe new vowel
will be 50-ton guns.
Valllant's Execution
Pabis, Jan. 10. If tbe appeal of
Vulllant be dismissed, It is expected he
will be guillotined on Fobruary 6th.
A R. R. Which Paid.
Chicago, Jan. 10. During 1803 tbe
Chicago City Railway company, on the
South side, carried upward of 120,603,
000 paessngers. The rovenuea were
(0,000,000, aud the not earnings $3,400,
000. Life is Misery
To many people who bave tbe talut
of scrofula in their blood. Tbe agonl
caused by tho droadfulrunnlng sons
and other manifestations of this disease
are beyoud description. There is no
other remedy equal to Hood's Sarsrpa
rllla forscrofula, salt rheum and every
form of blood disease. It Is reasonably
euro to benefit all who give It a fair
trial.
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