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H'!,!l9f8:i,,v " CAPITAL JOURNAL VOL. 1. SALEM, OR., SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1SSS. NO. 3S. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW AIIVERTIXKMKNTS. I ST. ,)OirVS TESTIMONY. in i.i .mi . ... m iTTADVPV AT T.AW (jcl Mstrlct Attorney. Office at court tlOUBC. RAMBBY A WNG1IAM, A'XTOHNKYH and Counselors at Law. llu-lucss lu tnc Supreme Court a specinlty. Salem, Or. miLMON "foud, ATTORNEY AND I Counselor nt Liiw, Knlcm, Orrgon. Offcc, up stairs in rauuu uuk. r, T. RICHARDSON, ATTORNEY AT S iiw Office over Cupltol National tank. 2I9 Commerclnl Street, Salem, Or. T W.SIMUOS" ATTORNEY AT LAW, .I m era, urauu. v...v. ... .......-... filook Igal business ol nil Kinns, lloth lue and Are Insurance. Also TTM. KAISER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, W Salem. Oregon. Office with TUmon Ford, in Patton's bulldlue. Will practice In sill the courts of Oregon. Collections laaoc. land onlca business a specialty. O H. D'ARCY, ATTORNEY AND COUN r sclor nt Ijiw, Salem, Oregon. Having 5i abstract of tho records of Mnriou coun ff including a lot and block Index of Sa lem he has Special facilities for examining titles to real estate. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SALEIvl BATHS. H. DIAMOND, Proprietor. Com- St., bet. Kerry and State. MHAVING, HAIR CUTTING AND J5 shampooing neatly done. LADO & BUSH, B AN K E RCS ! Salem, - Oregon. rrUlANSACT A OKNERAL RANKING I business Innll Its branches. WEST BROTHERS' MEAT MARKET, 300, Commercial St., Salem. CHOICE STEAKS A OTHER MEATS j constantly on hand, and delivered to any part of tho city ut lowest living rates. Please give us your patronage. CITY MEAT MARKET D. C. Howard, Proprietor. STATE STREET, - SAfiEM, OREGON. WAll kinds of fresh and, cured meats always on bund. Full weight and u'squure deal all around. The SALEM MARKET H8 COURT -STREET. Constantly on hand .tho hot quality of fc 'Ull Andiall kinds of SAIJ'SAG a-The CLEANEST kfi't market in tho cuy. nui auu iseuiurjimrevu. MeCROW'WILLARD. Jo to d. O'Donalrt's shop on High St., between Court and State, HaScui, und get jneofj. M. Coulter's patent Improved LADDERS. Uhte,t Ladder nuuir lu Oregon, Kelly's Old Stand ! ! HAVING PimCHAKKD THE 11LACK Biulth bhop known as Kelly's Old Hund, I will hereafter be prepared to do all kind of Htlllilg iu urn iv (lUlllg In the bout ktyle known to tho trade at khort notice. The bent or workmen urn Ployed, and all work Riiaranteod to give wtls faction. Horseshoeing a Specialtyl J. J. JARNIGAN, KeJly'n Old SUind, Salem, Or. 1-i. w. cox, Mart constantly on hand a well teluetitd utookof Bcericke & Schreck's JloDKmpatliic Preparations NEATLY IUUNTKD OVWK TO UK HAD UPON Ari'LH'ATIO.V. Tne B. k S. PREPARATIONS V tfee J'unwt and m. II. W. )X f th only authorlMd agent. -Oali for the H. t a Homeopath! I'M PMaUoa and KMpt noMbH. Oil ' " lTKAn illlujj THK. BEST Woven Wire Bed ! ON .THIS COAST ! Is Manufactured by GEO. M. PARKER, lJ Fifth Street, Portland, Or. For sale by A. T. YEATON, SALEM, OREGON. M. IVE. MEAD', PRACTICAL CUTLER Filing Saws a Specialty. Shop on the alley, opposlto Mluto's Liv ery Stable, Salem, Or. K.J. BABCOCK, Cabinet Maker! . UNDERTAKER. FARRAR'S BLOCK, STATE STREET, Salem, Oregon. All kinds of Furniture made to order. A full line of Caskets always on hand. KsTAHT.LSIIKD IN 1S73. PACIFIC CIDER, VINEGAR AND Fruit Preserving Co. . '' SALEM,'- - - OREGON. Manufacturers or Cider Jelly, Currant Jelly, Apple and Pear Butter, Sweet and Champagne 'Cider, Cider Syrup for Mince Meat, Currant Wine of a Superior Quality, Tomato Catsup, Plain and German Pickles. PURE CIDER VINEGAR. SAUER KRAUT A FEATURE OF 168S. For Sweet Cider, leavo orders ut Fac tory Oltloe, drop a Postal, or see driver of our delivery wagon. .... Wn L-ncnS-i'nllon keeHank 2-irullon doml- Johnsthataro loaned to customers for a term 01 kix uays. .iii jrut:i jjiuihihij' "lle,U G.STOLTZ, Uuhiness Manager. STOCK FARM FOR SALE or RENT ! 530 ACRES Well watered and plcuty ot timber. Two house and two baron. Good orchard. Meadow and ISO acres plow land. Fifty head or cattle with tho place ir wanted, and horses enough to run It. Within live miles of depot on theO. AC. It. IL A bargain ror homebody. Enquire at Office of Capital Journal. GRANGE STORE Salem Co-Operative Association, P. of II. -DKAI.MCS IN- Choice Groceries, Provisions, Fruits, and Vegetables, Crockery, Glassware, Butter, Eggs, and Lard. All Kinds of Produce Bought. JIMKS AITKK.V, Mantgrr. IJd, Ktate street, Kulem, Or. WILLIS ( CIIAlEitLIN, Real Estate Agents ituy und hll Ihrnw, and gty projwty-. A targe number of durable farm and eity pnpwtr nowoflMng on rsonUIo twin. K'ire Insurance! VtU pnUekn at InaumBWBBHlwtt w on allclMM of property to igbt rollal! nnd wnllhy inipnl. Brokerage ! Will Bcetlate loua on rel wtate or per mmaI Meurity ob lmc or ohori tUM. una tor hint or hmU ranw. DR. GILBERT, THIS EMINENT Scientist, anthropologist, physician nnd surReon. will open an office In the New Rank Block, on May 1st, ror thu treatment of all diseases or women, and all other chronic cases, on strictly hygienic and nat ural principle. Medlml baths, oxvgen and electro-magnetism ued. Charj;es strictly moderate. Addresboxl7,Suleni,OrCEon. ESTABLISHED HY NATIONAL AUTnOKlTY, HI a OF- SALEM, Capital Paid up, Surplus, - - - OREGON. - - - $75,000 - - - ,9,500 R. 8. WALLACE, - - lresldcnt. W. W. MARTIN, . Viee-rresldent. J. II. ALBERT, ..... Cashier. DIRECTORS! W. T. Gray, W. W. Martin, J. M. Martin, It, S. Wallace, , J. H. Albert, T. McF. Patton. ' LOANS MADE To farmers on wheat and other market- able produce, consigned or In store. 6 produce, consigned or In st( either In private granaries or public warehouses. State and County Warrants Bought at Par. COMMERCIAL PAPER Discounted at reasonable rates. Drafts drawn direct on New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Portland, London, Paris, Berlin, Hong Kong and Calcutta. tTwicox, (Success or to The Port Drug Co.) 100 State Street, Salem, Oregon FULL LINE Drugs ui Medicines CHEMICALS & PATENT .MEDICINES Toilet Articles, Perfumeries, Druggist Sundries. Physicians Prescriptions and Family Recipes a Specialty. AGENCY FOR THE CELEBRATED FULL HAVANA FILLER Red Letter 5c. Cigar. 3-Tiie best Ave rent cigar in the mar ket. H. W. COX, 1011 Statu Street, Malum. A. E. STRANG, No. IIOS Commercial Street, .SALEM, - - OREGON. -SKALKIl IN- STOVES and RANGES . I'lunibicg, Gas aod Steam Filling. Tinware and Artistic Metal Work a Specialty. &lr Aw nt for tho ItlCHAItDSON A BOYNTON COMPANY'S Furnace, Kh- tAbllehed In 1KJ9. " Live and Let Live Paint Shop. HUNTLY & McFERSON, House, Sign ---AND General Painters. Kalsominers, Paper Hangers and Decorators. All iwdN will rotwive iiroinpt attention. IfctliiiaUSfionHll klndof work In our line chaami! ttetUftiaUun iftMHinttd ShOD In d CkHirt IIwmkxhi Churt olivet, Salem. Or. STRICKLER BROS. -DKAI.KMH IX- STOVES AND TINWARE I Mag ad Spwfitg a Specialty. ?Avtb oW wnd ot Moa. KtniBK. Com-udfClallKroet. Hie Capital Natk The Fatal Explosion or a tiun on a Spanish Steamer. THE FLOOD IN ST. PAUL. A Portion of the City Submerged and Many Houses Washed Away. Chicago, April 14. A dispatch from St. Paul this morning says tho western part of tho city is almost entirely submerged, yet, although many houses have floated away and others have been wrecked, there are no reports of any loss of life. Fatal Cannon Explosion. Havana, April 14. A cannon exploded on the Spanish steamer, Panama, last night, killing one- person and wounding four others. WIKUK.N McKl.N.NOX HEMES. Oi'Fici: riOi'T. Pbxitkntiauy. i Salk.m, Ore., April II!, 18SS. i En. Jouhnam In your issues of tho lltli uiul lL'tli inst. you nmko clmrge to thu vtl'cct that 1 notified the employes of this institution tlmt tliey must pay an assessment for eampaiu purposes, and tlmt they must pay up or step out. Also that there is vigorous kicking in or about the penal abode is a malieious false hood. 1 am utterly opposed to tho assessment system as it is an oil spring of the republican party and therefore my detestation of it. If such was my poliey it would bo un necessary to refer back to Napoleon but simply to the more recent au thorthe republican party who never failed to assess all employes state and nation regardless of sex. Please interview a certain postmis tress in Oregon who is a widow's daughter and the only support of bur mother and her family. And as to any neglect of public duty I elial lenge the campaign liar. Please do me the justice to publish tins denial ami oblige yours etc. M. .1. McKinxon, Warden. Injustice to Warden McKinnon we publish his letter as requested. The sole difference between that official and the Capital Joiihxai. is lu the use of terms. Ho admits to this writer that he passed a subscrip tion paper among ills subordinates, who signed their money for various amounts with the utmost willing ness. AVe charged him with levy ing assessments; Warden .Mc Kinnon says he only took up a collection. What's In a name'.' Collecting money for campaign purposes of government employes lias become an abomination to the American people, it iscondemned by civil service rules, and President Cleveland has pronounced against the practice in several state papers. Thousands of republican olllce holders have bei-u removed for "ollensive partisanship" who-o sole offense was voting a republican ticket; yet here we have a prominent state official collecting forced lienevolenees from his underlings, and he feels injured when twitted wlththeofl'ense. In political life there Isa wide difference between Tweedle dum and Tweedledee. Tiik real estate boom has collapsed in southern California towns, and a painful question is arising where labor Is to be procured to save the grain and the fruit crops. Itut these troubles sink into insignifi cance by the side of the Imperiled saloons. Ht. John jinil his follow dlsoiplori seem .to have impressed a numlKir of their hearers with the merits of total abstinence, and thoo are now painfully concerned about tho wolfareof tho unconverted. In Pasudona tho wiloonsareelo-ed, and in I.os Augulutf tho Industry of tho mixologist Is about to be destroyed. To the aveniKu toper it must look as If the end of the world was enuiliijf. Life without spirituous slliiailii in tut look cold and dreary, und the j future tunuuieull the lllntliiiws of! their uuonrked Ixtttles. DiMtpIioInUsI amateur author 1 liuvo jUHt received my tlranut laok with thanks. I Jwve sent ixxjins, tewtys, bihI Htwlw, but everything gut returned. What can I m-imI thai win nivot wiiii aeeopiaucu t fiympathetto nod practical friend Trv a twelve rooutuV MjUcrlutlon. ! -Life. The Statesman tells us this morn ing that St. John does not endorse the statement made by "the little giant," that the prohibitory laws in Kansas and Iowa are not enforced in good faith. This is a damaging confisslon to the prohibition party. Republicans who are sincere and practical in their efforts at moral reform, In waging war upon alcohol ism are content to redeem one state at a time. Maine, Rhode Island, Kansas, Iowa have excluded the liquor traffic from their limits, and in several other states, where public opinion will not sustain prohibition, it has been restrained by high li cense and local option. IJut Mr. Mills scouts all this successftil labor as useless. What tho common sense of the American people regard as half a loaf he casts aside as "more beer" and what is joyously hailed as "a step in the right direction," he perversely declares is "a long stride the other way." Prohibition in Kansas and Iowa Mr. Mills re jects as a delusion and a snare. He tells his hearers that the republicans in those states are not enforcing the anti-liquor laws with any heartiness for fear of losing votes; that the liquor trade in those states is unre strained, ami there Is Just enough racket kept up to Impose on outside communities and save the reputa tion of the party. Tills damaging allegation Mr. St. John denies. Ac cording to our morning cotempor ary this gentleman admits that "the whisky law in Kansas is enforced with as much certainty and readi ness as any criminal statute In ex istence." Which of these two plat form orators tells the truth'.' I)oes Mr. Mills know "whereof lie speaks so confidently? OrN be misleading the public on mere hearsay and conjecture'.' Men who come into our midst teaching morality and re form should be above the low arts of the demagogue. They should tell tho truth and hew to tlie Hue, no nmtterwhere the chips fall. The people of Oregon as elsewhere are desirous to aid in the exorcism of the evil spirit of rum, and they look for honesfy in the professional champions who come lie re to aid them in (lie work. Ihil the spectacle is presented tousof one contradicting the other; I hose who come to bear witness do not agree in the same story. This truth remains to have weight on the minds of republicans. The pasnlon for strong drink can only be dealt with effectively by practical measures. Where popular senti ment will sustain absolute prohibi tion such exclusion is enforced; but wherethis assent cannot beobtuined, restriction by means of high license willi other stringent regulations is resorted to. This Is done in good faith and witli very encouraging results. Those extremists who come among us, scouting all thai has been doue,and inqicrlously demanding all or nothing, are not to be accepted as safe guides; either they are one-Idea men who lack a balance wheel, or they have a purpose of their own to subserve which is not consistent with the jiublie weal. It Is well enough to hear them talk, but we should guard against being misled by their sophistry and misstatements. I'llllUKKEfK HOThl. l!l!l Us. SATIJItDAV, Al'ltll, II, 18S.S. It A Fuller and sister, San Fran.; KI1 Payne, Detroit; J C Ilutun, ChaniMMg; It A Wright, Maekh litiry, Or.; J' W Scott, Jt II More, city; F M Woodard, John Lee, Louis Anion, Win I)omm, Choiiiawa; 0 II Collin, Fugciic City; Mrs. Horral, Sol Moiideulhal, Portland ; J CJ lloiikt, Fo.ict Clove; A 1) Calllll Dayton, W. T., Win L Weathered, I'owI.ukI '!' I KL-niii. ltft.fni! J H ....... ., . ......., .-..., Dili, Kanta Clara; Mr. Mr. Whit ley, Taeoina; .1 Farmr, Tryon, Tex.; J WOrlm, K Klwrhard, Aurora. In lUulwlf Cuiv. The OKIOINAL AlllKTI.NIi OJNT.MKNTJtMinly JHit up lu lurge twiMMiuiv fin Imixck, und Is an alwoluto cure for old wircn, luim, wound, clmpiHsl hamlfe, and all skin eruptions. Will ixwltlvuly cure all kinds of piles, Ask for thu OltKJIXAL AMKTIXK OINT- MK.NT.hJjH W u. w. muiiir-wh & Co., 100 Ktate street, Bulem, at" M6 ! IX- tl., 1"" nuiu nura, "M"iH .i cents per box by mull SO cent. 1MAU JUUU Liglilning Flashes of What Ihr Woild ;il Lawc is Dok liOUIjANHKlt IXTKKVIKWKD. Thoughts of thi Presidency Inspire the Ambitious Soldier. I'aius, April 18. The Figaro pub lishes an Interview with Uoulanger, in which the latter says: "It was not 1 who first thought of the presi dency of the republic. All my hopes centered In my return to tho Ministry. Now it is true that my tViends hold out tome tho prospect, of the til's! magistracy In the state. Will you call me ambitious If I say 1 have not been able to avoid look ing at the prospect? "I have no liking for dragging my sword after mo in time of peace. If we had war, every one knows 1 would take it up again. It Is Idiotic though to say, 'Houlanger, e'est la guerre.' Why should I think ol war when neither France '.nor Oer many wish it? Prepare to wage it? Yes. Declare it? JJevcr." Mill." -'I'lflfl t'liptllli-d. DitAiii: (Mo.), April lit. Deputy SheriHM. H. Nagby and Fred. Vltte, of Franklin county, captured i. undo thief in Osage county, yesterday evening. During the middle of last, week two line mules were slolen at Hontlt's station, in St. Lewis coun ty. Messrs. Itagby and Vitto struck tin' track of the thieves west of Union and caiue upon tlicin west, of hero. They captured the mules and one man after a running light, eighteen shots being 'Vxctianged. One man succeeded in getting away, although he was hit twice, as lie dropped at two diU'erent shots. He continued running, and the brush being very thick they lost hint. Tho thieves had ridden the mules with out saddles fiom St. Louis county to here, and ".then stole a saddle from Hew C. ( Stapmaiin, which was also iccovered. The prisoner and mules will be taken back to St. Louis county. I.llllr Coiml) Di'llliil'l'lllli' NiilllltliltrullK. IOikiiim:, April l:i. The demo crats held theireouventloii for Lane county here to-day. Several mem bers of (he time honored parly were badly knocked out by bad , hisky before they got through. However, they managed to make the follow ing nominatiens: Senator, Hon. K. P. Coleman ; representatives, C. IC. Hale, J). It. Harris, (Ji . Dorr's; county Judge, J. !'. Fciiton ; sherlfl', P. S. MoPherson ; county clerk, L. Itllyeii; treasurer, J. J. Walton, Sr.; assessor, ('has. Hull'man; surveyor, L. F. Wooley ; coroner, Dr. A. W. Prat her. The republican conven tion will lie held to-morrow. llhornt uiul ,ltiilmi). Oakland (t'al.), April lit. This afternoon Louis Hansen shot Ids divorced wife and her husband, J. ('. Canliicr, and then killed himself. The cause Is supposed to bejealousy. (itinlncr and the woman may re cover. Hansen had oftentimes I threatened to kill (larduer ami his wife, and tho shooting of to-duy was not entirely unexpected. Hansen had on occasions' said tlmt if Ills former wife would not live with liiiu, she would certainly never live to make Oanlncr happy. The woman, although not very young, Is quite pivposCf!ing and Is very Mipular among her friends. siihiilliiii Arm) I!"" ill Allium. Ai.ii.uiv, t'r April !. A row occurred on the street this evening on IheiipptiHiiinceof the SnImiIIou Army. William Price, a younjf man I of thin city, had put on a Salvation Army uniform and attempted fo ttUtmi with the HttlvatlouUtM. t 'apt. Sllllwell at tempted to put him out of the circle, when Price knocked him down. Prfcu ww arrUl, and gave Iwil for hU HpiMHranoe to-nior-row at - o'eliok. A Hingle'ahock of mrlhtimkc was expuriencwl In Wadnworth, KwvhUm, last uight. &4