Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, January 29, 1897, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextJ - V. I- K ItV - i a Daily Capital Journal,!; BY HOFBR BROTHKWV A2 iHpEOVEMEjrr. Yoa Ibenref ort b find nor d it cud depart uwftt Ib a &cw heal km darvcdr aader ,lbefcvHebt T11j:Ivm a br iartfesi aaeM. dtsway iizat fa tae rnr aaa will be appreciated by ci4er aad saJesaaan altfce. ft e are waking pieparattoas I receive otrwir Maes at tee latent fabric M !Bk fire pared lo ssvw taeat -la a mre saw ! factory raa&aer tbas ever before. " ' Sflk aad velvet depxrtsaea also n DAILY LISK TO JOBTLAXD. wMUis, 2 to ate. a yard. Dataty pai ? I teroas callable for aaderarcar. M STEAMERS Lace iFtoUag a bo atata aad u ipotat l. fecpnt, FRIDAY JA. 29, 17. CONTEST AXXSR. I XSST HAVE A TR V BJJMwtt Ao aaAarttTt Between Reds aadYellews. Myj New H sobers 3fsg Seoardl tW tfce Y. M. C. A, ft Altona and Ramona ft LEAVE L DAJI.Y. i Portland, U:t3 a. m. 'l Salem ;.sl&, except Ssoday. ....rite.... tj H. r. U4LDW1X. AgeeJ, Satan. R The American Queen The friiMOl INwraU-d taijttiJar and lnifje aiHal for . February Number, A fpleodld spring iw, rnsUlh'1 A brilliantly illuurated teller trwu Paris. Portrait of I.L. MwdyVubegrtat eraogellt) family. Tl)e Dressmaker. Ujr a Minute," Iwve sUvy by Clara Lualf Burnhata. Io tbe Household. Tbe Rising Generation. How to give valentine and YvaH- Intrtoo partie. Register tor lb? Queen. J, J Dalrymple Co, A FEW SXAPS.-Tbe Haeof 81 zed 11.25 fancy sttks at ?$c Aay of oar darabie aUajr aaaaeJ as Tfc to Cqaaiilttx. at &0c t aaay kt Lioes f eabrohSerr at si price. 2c. to 13c. JUS aaderwear for ft: tlatHses tlJSk rsfea satet. IL eaesferSl: Kxtaesfor -tLS: ft eats fwC i T. floluersoo. Secretary of State If. R. KiacaM west ta Portia td today. Repress ta tire J. X. Bra west to Portland tsit Bn4a?. He mmj Tisil bis b9ae at Hepaeer, Mrrw coant before retvrals? t Sakaa MeeAk. TbeV. M.C A. mtrndbxfft emir- ieA betveea tbe Rofe as YeBarc 1$ a ta fol bl&M i4 Ms r red r yel ! hut be fee eTrjwMS. Te TeBtorssare eaMsbed lrb. ners at tbe Sce ( tfeftrataaa aear tbe car&ec f Stale a Okbmrot- caal sure, Mle Vbe Beat are akatj kcated at tbe Sceo? Dr. E.H. HnU over Hair&rssa's. Tbe cbatteAfre gt bj tbe Beds far a series ef tbree csaes af t4or base biB tm be elartd as tbe tbneeswxe- slTeSatr4f erertac? begtestsc wttb tbe 3tb -, bms b ac jAei aad saase enrtUac .oess xuj be expected a tbediaasaad re tbe oMUeH ches. uaae fear veks besoe. Capua Rafeita Tbe AaeiaAi5MBlaBC at "W 4e rtTKSKT Mil arTbas- V anentna jaacBMale -ewa$ ffaf is areaa&rtetbtr ifcart ftte af Uaw. L H. VaWlaa. $ Uf wraea tbe atssMkttlac imi. dctrtam is tbe r-wie TwrtfcaH T.tM- sad Haacvr. lemaVctd Ta twAa Biit Nt ic - ,. .i. . , w wab tMicei ! .L. ir aJ tnia ? aortk iSfebteeBeertalttOldWB-lfceM! Ska R' fioe BFBY. TOMORROW 1 S. P. Train HaW ad Looted. ACw Bws Brt Little Wwd-r bCCWT6i "A Special Sale -:of- ORBG" PERSONALS Major W. L. Took, ol Wccdburn, is In tbe city. Ki.-Got. Z. F. Mood haf gone to Tbe Dalles. Capt. J. W. Crawford has retaroed to Corrallls. Hon. D. P. Thompson was a Salein TlslUnt today. Thos. Kajr was a passenger to Water loo this morning. Sheriff Land I, of Lincoln county returned home today. Attorney Jno. Manning, of Wood burn, was a Salem Tlsltor today. Representative Somen was a pas senger to Albany this morning. Walter L. Tooxe, tbe Woodburn pol itician was a Salem Tlsltor today, A. X. Moores, of tbe Capital Lum ber liijr Co., was In Portland Thursday. Ilcr. P. C. Hetzler. left Tbursdny sa&tct eeb a tadj catptate ami Sn Meteaaat w4a wilt arrastee ibe ML4 0ben aad Miss Be4e 9m-u1Mtmci,tcetm1mT ar se bart, wbM bare teea rlUac tvr awrtest aawc tbe lasltes. several eaj h-k me&ss )e xai dtf. ristwd Tarcay eveslsr to ibeJr be ae at Albany. Chas Tbomx5,a c1 kaova farmer of tbe SantJaa vaHey, smSertd as at tack of heart failure early Tbaraav evenls;, while ea tbe streets af Sakaa and bwt for tbe timely a.s4ta&re ren dered him, tbe attack abj rabaUey have resulted serkaiy. Gen. Switb. .f Med'ord, wba vie killed la le nllmad wreci Jb-t cc corred near Asblaad early Tbarwiar muraicii;. a eJI kaona ia bUcity where be etas reiatlv&s. Mrs. Saitb is a sister to Mrs. G. It- Tbosias. of this city, aad Mrs. W. K. ncfeoa. of Stayton. JartkecaMN' E. BwframaLMy elected vassces osed by tbe rec Vr ViWl. Mr. ln1 wll dovMsrw tbebear sBrtrfsetfw i" tbe adaaf alstcattas of t aT oMaebafare aia. SeexMMts &i Jmifmsei aad sotMac will te andertafcec tktt will sot at lesit re sadt biswiciaUr K tbe as-wt- Tbe expedtearj ai adrtsibmy of eawalB? te servtees of a traaer pre paratory lo tbe SeM day I aeit Jaa vas tbe sea o to jcMfrem for oiderioa- Tbe?t- j p4tioB tis tborovfbiy aad CenRy Atwtd wtM .dv?s-d. Att reset seeawd ia fa- KIMBALL'S PIANOS SELECTED. Home irvSoreetacat br coe the Lcrrcxt Scbocda oa the Pacific Coast. St-Helens HalL of Portland. Ojrn.. aftera tbtroogh trial if Steinways Chickerings, Knabes and Weber pianos, this old eUblihed school for girls, selected Kimball's pianos for use la their Portland academy. They made a clean sweep and are using Klmballs, exclusively, having re cently renlaced all intrumnt in. eluding Stelnwars. Kranich & Backs, Emersons and all others with eight new elegant Kimball up rights. There are upwards Kf six hundred Kimball pianos now in use In the state of Oregon about three times as many as of any other one make a large number of which are In the on.loeiwptoA.o james enters, ox bneiourn, re-MU'i are now oeing sow oy the turned to his Llnncountr home todar. IaD,ffacturer8 at 3n Commercial tot of tafctag Me steps is tbat dsree- t bat cobM aot frae aaowtalOB as f wfcsre tbe Deoessarv caaital lor jack aa eaterari-e -wooldbe ferceat- Tbeceaapasitioa of t tw Y. M. tee. It was -sras decided bwewr io C. A. teaaas is as feBaws; I ni sfteps towards earartar a sK- tht -nz-ljow fellows. J ate pcriB to shtc as traiaer ia ?re- Caas. Kebtisuesritala: Paat U,-&l, i pariar tbe bor$ " tbe SeM day f jort? first Iteateeaat Alex Moir. csptaf s f ' ? aext Jaae. tauteaaa. Jobs H. AHert,L. U.Ab- Tbre is a sreaeral iatiseat iwoag dera. Go. Brad.sbaw, OHe Beeier, , ue brs that tbev wfll sever agais C P. BtsboR. arde Brock, J. P. Bar-1 a!r iajo tbe SM Av msatsls wita job, ii-1. erace, aa. isasoey, jobs tb odds stcoasiv arrjaft tbea as Bayse, Ed Bater, Joba Caase, Dr. W-1 tbey were last Jaae. Tbere Is saSd W. Cratrif, Perry Card, Richard ' e-t autertol aawac tbe stadeatj of Caarcaitl. E. C Cross, Elaser Calklas, j tbe aaiversstT to atake aa exceHeat .ytrt DtBe, F. 5. Daaa. L- Y. atbteOc teaaa, wbich, if placed aoder Galea, Joe FnataJav, Cliff Feaes, ; caref el aad scMaUac UMaia; woald PbilHp Flraer. Dr. J. C. GriStb.Oar- j saake a baadsBe sbvximz ia tbe ctffl eace Hzatiltoa, P. H. Hatcfe. Cba.. tests of aext Jaae. Tbe exrsa-e eon- Mrs S. A. Dentson, and daughter, returned this morning to Corrallls. State Superintendent G. M. Irwin returned this afternoon from Eodavllle Deputy Sheriff E. E. Cooper bad oDlclal business at Jefferson this morn ing. M. Klingcr returned last evening from a business visit In Oregon City and Portland. A. W. Glesy, the Insurance man, went to Portland via tho afternoon trtln Thursday. Mrs. L. S. Mayer, who has been vis iting at the home of her parents. Mr and Mm. F. Levy, on Ftont street, returned Thursday afternoon tn her home at Seattle, n. J. Grim, of Astoria, Is in the city. , He Is closing up the administration of his fathers estate. Attorney Geo. G. Bingham, was a Portland passenger via the delayed overland tills morning. Judge Bennett, of Eastern Oregon, started for home to day, after a Utile good work In tbe Capital city. Mrs. Jos. Funca returned Thursday afternoon to her homo In Portland after n brier vIMt In this city. Senator Hruwnwell, Is still sick at 1119 nome in Lane county, having been abxnl from bU post all the week. Senator McCluug of Lane county, is quite lit at his rooms at tho Osborn residence at the foot of Court street. sje i . l.i teagea bm Every Day Wants Supplied MUSLINS-Sc, 6c, 7c, 8c, 10c, 12Jc a yard. PIUNTS-oo to 121c a yd. every, thing In the print line. CIIILDUUN'S HOSE-lOc. lie, 20c, 2Acapalr. Our Iron Clad SSohosels the bent on earth. LININGS-Gosd skirt linings. &c to ISonvd. Waist linings 0a ii"v yd. Hustle linings, percallnes, flbre plmmuls, crinolines, linen facings, col lar canvas, etc. GENT'S FUUNISHINOS - White lluen collar too, ISc. 2uo each. Linen outraSSca pair. Floe white shlrta unlaundrlcil &V, laundried shirts Toe, and II (k each. Bee our neckties, socks- aad handkerchiefs, working eblria,underwear, caul mere and col tonaffa iKtnt. overalls, etc Mr. Wn. Armstrong, the shoe maker, la with us uow. HesollclUa share of your patronage. street. Don't bo Influenced by some small dealers and agents who are doing everything In their power to prevent you from investigating our special sale of Kimballs. They are here for your Inspections, and e court tbe fullest examination. It costs you nothing to see and hear them. We ire prepared to prove to the entire satisfaction of the most skeptical tbe unquestionable standing of tbe Kim ball In the musical world, and are prepared to safe you any from 1100 to ilfiO which Is in consideration to the average purchaser. . L. V. Mookk, Pacific Coast Representative. In Defense of Senator Mttllcey. Dallas, J an. 23. Ed. Journal. In noting the letter of J. K. Sears in your paper, slander- lug the good name of non. B, F. Mul- key: I wish lo say that be did all bis livery business with me during the latecampalgn,and tbere Is not a word of truth In Sears' accusation tuatMul key was unable to pay his Hvery bill. lou win please publish the above and oblige, II. M. Bhohw, Llveryman.Dallas. ExPnESSEo His Oiisios. While the large crowd of representatives, senators and members of tbe third house were awaiting thearrlval of the 11 OC'lOCk Iloseburt mall anri th -1a. i..- i - . . V I ' -" layea ovenana, a lad, or possibly It, appruached a member of the Ben&on luj house and. after a hearty band shake, inquired; "Are you going home to stay Mr.-?" "No" replied tbe rep rerentative, "Well" responded the boy, who had an answer rea dy, "You uiigui. jusr as wen stay." Tbe Hesiat, A. C, Hepf, Jzoob Haberiy. Dr. S. B- Jeasap. BegiaaU Jobactoo, a H. Lane, W. J. LebauB, Harry Melr, Geo. MltobetL Gea. W. n. Odeli, Frxak Powers, E. L- Prescott, Zadoc Biggs. Caa. Reyaolds, Joaa Ile.TBoWs. W. l.Staley.WlllSeUwocid, Glea ScaaSer, J. H. Scott, L. E. Woodia and Otto Wllsoa. THE "2EO KES." C. J. Atwood, captain; Dr. M- S. Skiff, first lleatenaat; H-A-OHager, capUln of ball team; W. P. Eabcock, Jodge Burnett, Max Buren. L. BeeJer, E. T. Barses, I- Beeier, C. M. Brown, B. S-Coofc, North Cberrington, Joe Evans, Wm- Evans, Tilmon Ford, D. Farrar, Frank Frye, Clarence Fergar- fon, F. Gleble, A-T.Gilbert, F. E. Uodgkin. Dr. E. M. Hard,Gj.Hatcb, J. D. Satberland. J. B. T. TatbilL C. B. Cpdegraff. Frank Waters, H. S. , Gile B. L. Wain, A. T. Yeaton. G.M. ! Irwin, W. Jenks, August Krantz,Toai King, Clifford Kantner, F.Lockley, F. La Grange, Albert Lane, Otto Metschan, Tony Metscnan, Heary Meyers, Bert Ollngerordan Purviae, P. n. Raymond, Geo. Rogers. Car! T. Roberts, M. n. Savage.A-Slms, Walter Stolx, R. Shelton, Paul Stage. aerUd wit tbe eazageateat of a traiaer etc, will be aoaiiaal asd waetber Willeaue sairersitT rani cimtt ia tae aesd day storts next Jaae deaads airrerr om K baseaa. Later i two aUs$ -aab of hoohtf. extras car was robbed aad barned, bat so om was ban. Tbe traai was oa Mate at Shady Pwa waere Batrlaeer Morris saw a assa at tbe side of tae track, waving a asx. He slowed aa for tae sgal. aod jast as be broacbt tte train to 3 stop, a aua axated wit two revolvers caae i.wthu'Af tbe car and covered bin. At tbe same time, another -.- hi who was tbe man wbo bad ftacced hiss, appeared" at tbe side of tbe cab, aad, presenting a revolver si aiai, ordered him not to attempt to awe tae tram, but to come down at oace aad go with them to tbe ex- -irftar- .l&e Breman in me iueuu- Uae aad got down on the other side asd left for Roseoarg to give tbe afarss. Tae two robbers and the engineer taea went to tbe express car, where tbe robbers ordered tbe express nies- searerto open tbe door. This the atesseager refused to do. The robbers then uncoupled the express car, returned to the engine, asd kkked tbe train back.leaving the express car separated. In tbe Bteaatime, tbe express nies- starer had seized tbe opparuinity to step out of tbe car. After breaking toe train the rub bers returned t the express car, and, with heavy cbanresof dynamite, the detositioos of which were herd .it TiftialMtr hfew fJip rfivirnrwn. Knfpr. ., -.VM.S. V. -- .-..W....W Vw. ........ Jiag tee car, tbey attacked the two was I V LOES -:o:- AUourweU known brands reduced, Odd lots at a sacrifice,! & 257 Commercial st. AN APPEAL FILED. tae basjaess I seuller safes, which the. succeeded In i tae season I salens?, ineroboersdtd not succeed illees froat tbe asicialioa will iaterrfcw oar bastaessaea aad re ceive abstrrpUoas wbica if sa&eieat, wiill be ooooaucaJr expeaded. Let tae bosiaess sea respsed liberally aad i eocoerare ooOege ataieis. in getting into the biu sale, and con sequently tbey couM not have secured aaoch. Tbe Mil car was also visited by the robbers, asd five registered letters were takes. l!ut tlwv did not nav me auaagesoeat of tae aaiTersfty I swell attention to the mail cir. aas expressed a kiadry iaterest ia tfeej Tbe explosions set tire to theexnress car, and when the robbers drew off, it eaUiasi&saa endeat aawag Xbt boys aad assures taeai aaiacial saapxt. Witb tbe eo-)eralea of tae manage aeet of tae sdboA isi Sikn business aseo. tae aha atore ssgg&sud by tbe ataletic assieaatsas will be stroagly saapartei. Jrw Sass IryjiTtri. MARKETS. Talkington, Bottger & Co'., cir cular for Jan- 29, 1897: WHEAT. Cabets were very weak this morals? being from 2c to 3c lower than yester days sjosing and when tbe market opened it looked as though tbe bot tom was completly knocked out bat it recovered from tbe start and by eleven o'clock it bad reached 75! being tbe highest point of tbe day, then tae market turned down and closed at 7-ti I being a little better than It opened. Chicago, May wheat opened at 74i and closed at 74. con Gilbert Brat. Anaooace Tbat no have been here for thirty years and propose to remain, couseqseaUy every piano we sell we guarantee. We have a tine line oa hand, aad tbe prices we offer are clear down. We still offer tbe ilsman nixnn -t 8165 with fine stool and spread wlta- oui ftuxii aou spread tutt. Will sell on tbe Installmeat paa with payment to suit tbe customer. Our organs can't be beat for price and quality. Gilbert Bros. A Kobe Head. A misunderstand ing tbls morning between China Sam aua a uoiei cooc results in ir Tbe Waaaea'sCbristisa Association of ta aty of Newark, 2"ew Jersev, aas lasuKai fereektsare prodings jtoreos-vDraaawrsueaobiigatory ex eeaud by Baary aad Olive S. Shoe ataber 'a ta Lasi&m IsTesfeaeat uaataaay.aa Xry St, lig, for tbe saasof MML J.S-taaC- C Ha&ey have b&ja saa ay L. l'. rxtem Jor tbe sua of Il2.r wria taseeest tzem Jase , ii, i&& tit jeM taareoa. n aa. UKfi&r aaas u raeover tae saaa of aad iafcsrts tarec fraei Bieaard Cnif of te Wzlda bJUs see ttoa, aBcfid to be eae ior foerUeo ms at aoy landbaid Mr. Craig br taealUaUC Hoes Tzial Tobzkht. Tae Pail- raortia Kcy of TTusa&ette aatTer sity wffl yk&susij eausris tb ff aablie joaifbt ia its balls in tae aateatty. Tae weuskM is a ax. uttL W. J. Sfceeird ks tecmsM of tae iuetaj af At somg aad ben ebsptr froBtaeaaivesrsitf preaaises. HewiflbeataiaAd ay P. B- Bw- soxassw by Jey Y. Oasaart. while K. A. Watsaa isutd by B. E. Haaey -msraf mt ta saate. All f needs of tae aatnenitf it cordiiHr u. rMd u. bi aiaat aad aa)af tbe'fnB. was a mass of flames. The train crew worked like Trolans, but were unable Ten Men In County Jail Awaiting Action of the Grand Jury. In case of J. W. McKInney vs Statesman Publishing Company, the defendants, through their attorneys, Harden & McNary, have filed an ap peal to the supreme court. The case was tried In the circuit court at the October term when a judgement was returned in favor of Mr. McKInney for 5350; the original amount sued for, however was S1500. G. G. Bing ham and W. n. Holmes are attorneys for the plaintiff. Ross McConnick was today released from the county jail, having served a sentence of thirty days for assault and battery on Bert Lynch. Eleven men reiuai l, ten of whom arc being held to await the action of the grand jury. Chas. achmidt for illegal voting re ceived undersenteiiceof three months terai expires February 2. Those awaiting action of grand Jury are: Frank E iierson, larceny; J. B. Robin son, fnrgeiy; W. Jackson, burglary; Dick Horner, larceny; Willard Berch ard, rape; Telle Stirrup, larceny Chini George, larcenv: Geo. P.ivnn. larceny; John ""Harris, embezzlement; Frank Davis,' adultery. Hearthurn cured by Dawso'i's Bitters, THIRSTY I What is more refreshing than a good cup oi t. we have it in blends to i sun everyoooy. i-'roru 25 to S1.25 i per id uiveusatrial on the tea V question. ( HUNGRY ) whot is better for an empty stomach thin a nice plate of oysters. We I have all the choice brands, in fact ( uehave everything to gratify the hunger or thirst of the most fastidi ous people on earth. George contracted a severe cold about Christmas which terminated In typhoid malaria fever which was fol lowed by a complecation of troubles in the brain and spinal column, caus ing his untimely death. Funeral at residence at 2 o'clock p. m. Saturday, Rev. Denton afflclattng. HIGGINS. At her home near Zena, Polk county, Thursday, January 28, 1897, Mrs. Susan Hlggins, aged 75 years, after a brief Illness. Mrs. Susan nigglns was born In Fayette, Maine, In 1822, died at her home Zena, Oregon, on January 28, 1897 of heart trouble. Mrs. Higglns was married to Seldon Higglns on November 15, 1849, at her home In Maine. Came to Oregon in 1851 and settled on their donation land claim near Zena, where she continued to re side to the time of her death, her husband having proceeded her by nine years. There were born to this union six children, two sons and four daughters, namely, Mrs. A. S. Walker of Springfield, Oregon, J. S. Biggins, of Eugene, Or. Mrs. C. W. Anderson, of Rockford. Washington. Mrs. Susln Smith, E.C. niggins, and Miss Ida residing with their mother at Zena. Funeral servicesvlll bo held Satur day morning from the late residence at 11 o'clock, A New Woman Like her prede cessor, agrees that the Keith Bros. Commercial street oyster house Is the must, popular piaco in town to get a fine eyster dinner. Dawson's Bitters for indigestion, Prompt and Private. Ring tele phone JO or blue boxes for a bioycle messenger. 2STotes and packakes delivered. flftRRITT 5 LAWRENCE P O, Giocery, versatlon was abruptly ended by the stitches In Sam' scalp and a sore arrival of the train, vum th hnn,-a- blegentemansughtthe quiet retreat furnished lb a handfomely uphol stered smoking car. Reduction In Frwout. A reduc tion or 45 cents per ton on first class goods has been made on boats between baiem and Portland. A reduction of o3 cent per ton on second and third claw, and 85 cents reduction on fourth class freight has gone Into effect. Wkatukk Forbcast. The govern- tneilt forecast Is: Saturday rain n,l ! Sleet has been falling for cranium generally. Will ORaAXZE. It Is reported the nouse win organize next week, but not sp with us. We have been organ Ited for some lime and are serving it. l t "uiJcnor io any others la the city. George Bros., the State street White House restaurant! You should to Dawson's Bitters- warmer. 21 hour. WILLIS BROS, CO, u. .- , . Court and Liberty. &. Oranges-AH kinds and sites, but only one quallty-the best at Sonne ruan's ffffieery, is State street. 3,7 0;aJHa?OXlXJa. &tt Ifot. Why Nor?-If you do not smoke tbe host cigar In the starkou why not commence at once? Tbe 10-cent La Carsna Is irViuiM 71 have no equal. FRKSH-Cabbage, beets, parsnip, celery, lettuce and caultBawr ! stant peclaltx at Soaaeaian's gro cery, 124 State street. Sab Xews.-Ex-Got. z. F. Mordv aas raativtd ss fnm PkOsdelahia, aaaoaadagtae aauaaf Mrs. W. F Mwdy.asoaer.ia-fcw, wWdl yamA la taat city oa Wd4ir ha ti vwu rtiaUvte jE ibis citv afawt a yar ago aad imiies her thnA w toraMS away wars, aoaealn Uneeswaowillbe grieved to learn of ber deals. Pesoate Mj.TTEE3.Tbe Isal w eoent of Susx Carpeater, execetrix tae estate of Joaa rsrnt a d.wiMreWdat Wa-aLon MartbS. It shows tae total easa re eoivd as IMS&2S. Go NERKASKA fVkUV Itna.-ct.L . White, tho Com t streot feeddaalan. bave Just received a car kod afrf tons of Nebraska corn. "" to anv rrrnrpr and ask for Schilling's Best tea: Japan, English Breakfast! Oolong, Ceylon, or the Blend nc ww pay you your money back if you don't like it. ASiZ&r ton to save it, and the car and contents were almost totally destroyed. Tae attempt to blow open the through Wells Fargo safe proved fu tile, as only the outer box was blown off, and what was secured from the local run was of no great value. Five explosions were made, but the results were not satisfactory to the robbers. "o attempt was made bv th mhl oars to now up the passengers, and it is beiieved that they did not secure over 8Wall told. It Is .reported that the Wells tFanro inKvnT .j shot at the robbers, and that his gun would not go off after that, but -this report is not thought to be true. --rv.mUWUixieias,BDi) was at Eteeburg quickly toot a posse of a aosen armed men and an engine and started for the trouble, but no trace was found of tbe robber. . J1 aH which was robbed nawl ciiuUr ck"" Tu'. "" "'arrea to LIng K fi-ffi a VH - Et"'" the .robbers the "same men VnoiViU?. are slnilar Jobs lathe past. me CKJ S Veatcb.who had charge of the passenger train, is well known In Salem. Forseveral'month be served as conductor on the Salem lymrredwithDiirH-,.1-1. ls mjbh as socurelv krti V-Ur out Wft Saa FraoctSf. Tb7e,Ibn U SlaafefIHi -tniibBaL i1 to on m. DIED. jPES'-At the family home xilSt Mission Ktrppt, nhnnt. Oo Thursday, January 28, 1897, Mrs! J. P. Jones, aged about 25 years. Mrs. Jones maiden name was Emma Fletcher and she was a native of Dayton.BYamhill county. About six weeks ago she was raar miedtoJ. P. Jones, passenger agent iui me ooumern Jt'aclnc. The marriage took place at Sacra- -".-, t..v ucnijr weaaea couple taking up their residence In Salem only about three weeks ago. For sev eral years prior to her marriage with Mr. Jones, the deceased lived with Mr. and Mrs. Gp.orm n rv.ni.,.. S'f'APents having -.-. .., auc as quite young. Mrs. Jones was taken ill only a few days ago with symtoms of typhoid ever. Wednesday afternoon a slight Improvement was obsprrp in i,. ditlon but later in the evening her u.wuuuecame critical and the end m ouuuen anu unexpected CASTORIA Tor Infants and Children. lWik Ttt ft. ilsilt eijutmj tin Reed's Opera House PATTON BROS., Managers. One Night Only, Wednesday, Feb, 3. M Louis James 2IanBe'nent of Wagenhals & Kern- SnVtinn f meb?reof a scenic pro duction of Dr. B rd's grand nlav depicting gladatorial life. P 7 p art aciis fr,Jame? ,s Positively tho only tragedian who will viit. "rZiZL m,id 6eason. "v.UI VUia An exceptional company. Special scenery. JlUL'IlinC Gnr, nnnocanrlc, fate811 Uedt vSS?tgS ihe deceased wna , " Mlnnville, Yamhill cou,uy, Apr,!!? 1874, and has resided , L?"L 18' life In Salem Z'TTJl ?. ss:K'f Bealdes his parents, Mr. and Mr irst 8 rows lower floor 81 50 iialancu hiwnr n- , K 2 f?.ws .ln Ballery I ! ! '. '. '. '. " ! 1 50 " wu iiuwa in gauery. ... l 00 Balance of gallery.:..;.;;;.:;;;: 50 UNION BARGAIN STORE! Removed to 291 Commerr-ial Street SgS THESE BARGAINS , 3lSshoeIhacPlW 8Ue' regU,ar shoes'or'a6!688 sho' reular hSjtor $in?0dreSS Rlle' reKU,ar nS" 12CStearutton shoe, 6 to 2SS.Wo5!yJton8hoal13 to ., v.., OIlw,.Hj Ior ow.t other goods in proportion. M, J, MATSON, Pt ,m mm