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CAPITAL
JOURNAL
VOL. 1.
SALEM, OR., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1S8S.
NO. 181.
FINANCIAL.
ktabijshed; bt national authority
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SALEM, OREGON,
Capital Paid op, - - - $75,000
Sorplas, ...-.- 10,000
R. S. WALLACE, - President.
W. W. MARTIN, - Vice-President.
J. H. ALBERT, . - - - Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
V. T. Gray, W. W. Martin,
J. M. Martin, R. S. Wallace,
Dr. W. A.CusIck. J. H. Albert,
jr. McP. Patton.
LOANS IvIA.DE
To farmers on wheat and other market
able produce, consigned or In store,
either in private granaries or
public warehouses.
Stale and County Warrants Bought at Par.
COMMERCIAL PAPER
Discounted at reasonable rates. Droits
drawn direct on New York, Chicago, San
Francisco, Portland, London, Paris, Berlin,
Hong Kong and Calcutta.
SALEM, OREGON.
WM. N. LADUE, President.
DR. J. REYNOLDS, - Vice President.
JOHN MOIR, Cashier.
GENERAL BANKING,
Exchange on Portland, San Francisco,
New York, 'London and Hong Kong
bought and sold. State, County and City
warrants bought. Farmers are cordially
Invited to deposit vnd transact business
with us. Liberal advances made on
wheat, wool, hops and other property at
reasonable rates. Insurance on such se
curity can be obtained at the bank in
most reliable companles.l
MISCELLANBO US.
STAIGER BROS.,
Importers and Dealers In;
Boots and Shoes !
LATEST STYLES!
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General Agents for Oregon of
W. B. Forsyte's Infallible Corn Cure.
243 Commercial Street,
(Geo. E. Good's old stand.)
SALEM, : : : : : OREGON.
T7IXPRES8 WAGON, QUICK ANUSAFE
Alt delivery. Win. Rennle having bought
the express business of WalterLoyre, Is
prepared to deliver 'trunks. valIso, pack
aces, and "any thing elite that he tea get In
his wagon to any part of. the-city, quicker,
safer, better", and neater. Juan IV can 'be
done by any body else. iav "orders at
Mlnto'a stable.
INSURANCE
Company.
Fire and Ma
rine. JOS. ALBERT, Agent, . . Salem, Oregon,
APPEAL,BILVBBTON, weekly, $l
per year, 'Independent. TbeArraAi.
rarcuiaieji in aianoo, una ou usck
amaacount4ea; has been established eight
years and (a an excellent advertising me
dium. For terms address the publisher
II. O. Oulld.ailTerton.Or.
BENSON'S EXPRESS.
Leave orders at LANCBH Liv
ery Stable, corner of State and Front
ureeu, or on slate at comer State and Com
meretal streets. Prompt attention and
guaranteed. w BBN80N
TIic Capital National Bank
First National Bank
PROF. E DIAMOND,
Teacher of Music
And dealer la all klada of W osteal IaMra
neoU. Uee,U Commercial street ln
tBMU aeM os the lastataeat pWa.
MISCELLANEOUS.
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THE iffll
Bes
Hasjust purchased 687 acres, situated from three to four and one-half miles cast
of Salem, which they will immediately plat and survey and sell In
Ten Acre Lots.
This land has been carefully selected with especial reference to Its adaptability to
fruit raising and desirability for residence purposes, and
Each Lot will Front on a Good Road and Have a Good Front Fence.
Tho tlmo for the residents of Salem to buy ten acres of choleo land near the city
very cheap Will Boon be past. Tho OREGON LAND COMPANY alone sold during
August twenty-six ten acre fruit lots, and some of tho same lots havo already
Been re-sold at a HANDSOME ADVANCE IN TRICE.
There are many persons In Salem who could buy one of these lots and pay for It
without inconvenience. In fact any permm receiving oven a small salary can buy ono
of theso lots by making a small cash payment, and paying tho remainder In semi
annual installments, and by practising a llttlo economy for a short tlmo bo tho owner
or a property wmen can no maae (wnen set to iruii) 10 proauco
As Large an Income as is Obtained from 100 Acres of Grain Land.
Tho vnluoof these lots Is notdCDendent unon anv nrosocctlvo boom, but denends
upon what they will actually produce now, and what that product will now bring In
tho market.
If You are Thinking of Securing a Home
Do not fall to seo these lots. If you havo money to Invest do not full to look at theno
lots before Investing.
If You Want to Save a 'Part of Your Earnings
it the same time mako n first-class Investment buy ono of those lots i
ment plan.
Land Shown Free of Charge.
Bank Block, Three Doors South of 1st National Bank,
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teed by D. W. MATTHEWS A Co.
RBCOMMENDBD,
CAPTAIN CHARLES L, DIMON. of New York City, formerly apeeUl agent of the
Phwnlx and Home Insurance Company at San FraneUen, Cal., say a: "1 have been
troubled with Cnroale Catarrh for twenty years. A friend In Woodland. Cal- recom
mended year California CAT-H-CUHK, I proourded a Jar. having bat little faith In IU
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who are sufferer."
SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY
D. W. MATTHEWS & COMPANY,
106 STATE ST., SALEM, OR
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Every one Warranted!
JOBBING and HORSESHOEING,
Call on the undersigned, wagon and car
rlage maker and blacksmiths, 312
and 311 Commercial treet,!Halem.
frequent soreness of the throat, ringing or
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NEWS Of WESTKUX UUKGOX.
Sheridan In Yamhill county, was
named after tho gallant Phil.
Hop picking and vaccination aro
In popular favor just at present.
A grand stato republican league
was organized nt Portland last week.
Tho Newberg fair has been post
poned on account of tho smallpox
scare.
Indications point that Newberg is
soon to have a live weekly news
paper. Umatilla county's wheat crop is
estimated this year to bo 2,000,000
bushels.
A trial invoice of "Willamette
apples is being mado ready for ship
ment to Australia.
Tho MeMinnvlllo fair has been
indefinitely postponed on accouut of
tho ravages of smallpox.
The Methodist congregation at
Dallas have in contemplation tho
erection of a now church edifice.
SUverton's splendid cornot band
covered themselves with glory nt
Salem's state fair last week.
The Oregon Pacific paid $175,000
for their new steamer Caracas which
is to ply between San Francisco and
Yaqulna.
Oregon has had just enough rain
to clear tho atmosphere of smoko
and dust. All nature smiles.
Tho paper mill at Oregon City
will soon bo under headway. Con
tracts for lumber nro already effected.
Oregon City is soon to bo lighted
by electricity. The poles arealready
up and tho dynamo will Iks located
iti a few days.
Malheur county is about to bo
crossed by tho Union Paclllc on
the direct short lino from Ontario to
San Francisco.
Tho ilrst Presbyterian church
established in Clackamas county is
near Oregon City and will lie dedi
cated on tho .'tOtli Inst.
Tho narrow gauge road, east and
west side, Is preparing to re-build
some long neglected bridges and
otherwise repair their lino.
A great many immigrants aro
coming into tho great and only
Willamette valley every day. Most
of them aro thoroughly pleased ami
locate.
Tho now and commodious three
story hotel at Dallas is about com
pleted and will at once be furnished
and opened up. It Is a creditable
structure.
Tho now grist mill at Dallas is
Mion to be ready for ojioration. That
thriving city's new brass uantl will
bo ready to play for tho "grand
opening."
In tho foot hills east of Bllvertoll
extensive forest 11 res have been rag
ing during the past week. Many
acres of valuable timber has been
destroyed.
Josephine county's watcrmolon
kings will convert their surplus
melons into syrup. Ono nun will
have over 100,000 pounds left afior
tlie shipping season.
Tho $16,000 governmental appro
priation will soon bo expended to
check the threatened cut-oil of the
Willamette above Corvallls. Work
will begin very soon.
It Is now the business of the town
councils to establish boardsof health,
further sanitary measures and other
wise prepare for holding In cheek
the deadly sniullpox.
The Illllsboro fair ojhiiis on Tues
day for a four days' session. Orcat
attractions areodered and It promises
to be a pleasant full festival. No
gambling devices will be permitted.
Portland is soon to have a glass
factory established within her
borders. Tho trouble Is In discover
Inga suitable sand, but this they
think to have found lu Southern
Oregon.
Douglas county has u live fruit
growers' association whloh meets
monthly for the illaeussiou of topics
of interest to the "craft." The next
meeting will be at Ilosoburg, Oe
tober Oth.
Portland's sehooU have lira drill
and one day recently a three story
school building was emptied of M8
rhMdrvn in two minutes. Kueh
j.UnBofdlM4plIueshouIdljei,,wmlly
eeta'jlUhed.
TICKINGS OF THE TELEGRAM
Yellow Fever and Smallpox Still
Holding Full Sway.
A Vesitel I.ont-.
LOK'CS"
Pioneer Killed Crop
-Murder, Ktc.
A Ploueer's DcmUr.
Oakland, Sept. 23. Capt, Jc
tham S. Marston, a pioneer resident
of this county, 84 years of ago, and
n native of Maine, wits killed very
suddenly yesterday morning, by
being run down by a train. Ho was
Alameda county's first treasurer.
Hops Hopping Up.
New York, Sept. 23. Tho hop
picking season virtually closed In
tho Middle ton district last night and
growers are in a good framuof mind.
Prices havo been gradually going up
for Borne time, and good grades arc
now In ready sale at from 27 to 30
cents per pound.
Passed to l'Urrs .
San Francisco, Sept. 23. Tho
schooner Pet, which left hero yester
day for tho Albion river, wentashore
on tho north side oftho Golden Gate
this morning and was immediately
dashed to pelces. Capt. Parohers
was in command of her at the time
and it Is more than probable was
drowned.
THE YKLI.OW JACK.
C1LOOMY AT DECATUR.
Decatur, Ala., Sopt. 23. This
has been the gloomiest Sunday in
Decatur's history, tho sun eveu re
fused Its cheerful light. There aro
hardly more than 150peoplu lu town
and two-thirds of theso are colored.
A special train with about llfty
refugees loft about midnight last
night. There were but two cases
and no deaths to-day. Tho total
cases are bo von teen; total deaths
four.
QTARANTINK AT MEMPHIS.
Memphis, Tenii., Sept. 23 Tho
city has been quiet to-day. Con
ildeuco is restored and the feeling of
uneasiness which amounted to
almost panic has given way to a more
rational view of the situation. The
quarautiuu regulations of Memphis
have caused a suspension of travel,
llusiness is virtually at a standstill
throughout this section of tho
country. Tho quarantlno Is work
ing great hardships on many citizens
who lire absent from the city and
cannot return.
CONDITION AT JACKSONVILLE.
Jacksonville, Sopt. 23. HojiortH
of the board of health to-day aggre
gate 133 now eases and ten deaths.
Among tho new cases are two of the
visiting physicians. A more hopeful
feeling exists, many Intelligent ob
servers of former epidemics liellov
Ing that tho worst Is over.
CONDKNSKIl OISPATGIIKS.
Deadwood, Dakota, had a (16,000
lire on Saturday night.
It Is denied that Vlllard's scheme
to find the South )oIo has been
abandoned.
Those who know say that the
President will not sign the Chinese
exclusion bill until the last hour,
The Wddmoro fountain was for
inaly presented to the elty of Port
laud with appropriate ceremoules
Saturday.
JJuil'alo, N. Y., Is wild over the
discovery of twelve oust of small
pox in the fashlouable quarter of
that elty,
Louisville has ojieued her gates to
the yellow fever rufugees nod they
are pouring Into that elty by the
hundreds.
The schooner Daisy Itowe, from
Westport, was towed Into Kan Fran
cisco yesterday In a water-logged
condition.
No iinortant legislative business
is likely to lt accomplished by the
house this week, and the senate has
no work outlined.
It is feared the yellow fever epl
dwule will entirely shut wit the
orop of Florida oranges. ThlscuuseM
much uneaxJuesM among dealers.
The Swiss government contem
plates asking parliament for a rellt
of 26,000,000 francs for army equip
ment and purchase of guns.
Late advices say Robert Garrett
is very low at New York and that
his death Is momentarily expected.
Three- thousand women at Boston
have registered niul propose votltur
for school commissioner. This Is bo
yond precedent.
There is great foundation for .tho
rumor that Prince Rlsmack will
resign. Ho and tho young emperor
havo evidently quarreled.
A band of ton masked men Satur
day night near Schulenbcrg, Texas,
were bullied In an attempt to rob a
South Pacltlopassonger train. "Poor
old Texas."
At Jacksonville a telegram states
all pretenso of Isolating houses has
ceased; no more yellow Hags aro
put up and tho whole town Is
practically fevered.
Tho "Ktrurla" has just reached
Now York, having crossed In six
days, one hour and llftoeu minutes,
again of thirty minutes over tho
best previous record.
Tho republican parade at San
Francisco Saturday night was de
cidedly tho mast stupcndtiotis ono
over witnessed In that city. It
was over three miles in length.
A sharp earthquake shock was felt
at San Francisco yesterday at tho
noon hour. The motion was of an
up and down nature, the accom
panying sound being deep and rumb
ling.
At San Francisco Saturday the
supreme court decided thatex-Soua-tor
Sharon and plalntlll', Sarah
AltheaHIU, were husband and wife.
This celebrated case has been pend
ing since 18&r.
Farrar A Co,
Are shipping out fruit hy tho. ear
load, but their own store Is always
attractive with tho best varieties.
In fruit, vegetables, groceries and
provisions they aro always lu the
lead.
A Worasn's Unrorrry,
"Another wonderful discovery has
been mado and that too by a lady
In this county. Disease fastened Its
clutches upon her and for seven
years sho withstood Its severest tests,
but her vital organs were under
mined and death seemed Imminent.
For three mouths she coughed ln
cessantly and could not sleep. She
iMiught of us a bottle of Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption
and was so much relieved on taking
Ilrst dose that sho slept all night,
and with one huttlo has been mirau
ulously cured. Her name Is Mrs.
Luther laitz." Thus write W V
liamrlck A Co, of Shelby. N C
(let a free trial lwttlo at Dr II "W
Cox's Drug Store,
Ie Virtltl I'mdIhum,
W. D. Hull, ilruirttlst. Uhmus.
Iud., testifies: "I can rcocommoud
Klcctrlo Hitters as tho very lest
remedy. F.vcry bottle sold has
given rellof In every case. Ono man
look six Imttlcs, and was cured of
rheumatism of ten years' standing."
Abraham Hunt, druggist, Jlollvllle,
Ohio, alllrms: "The best selling
mtsllolno I have ever handled lu
my twenty years' extierlonco, Is
Klectrlo Hitters." Thousands of
others havo added their testimony
so thut the verdict Is unanimous
(hat Klectrlo bitters do cure all
diseases of the liver, kidneys or
blood. Only a half dollar a bottle
at Dr. Cox's drug store,
Kal Wits I'easfert as at Usisr,
It It by no means uncertain, but, on the
contrary, a well ascertained fuct, that up
on the well bulug of a msn'i stomavli
depends that modicum of hupplnms which
Is vouchsafed to him In this world, Dys.
Iieptlu, the foo of alt others. tOithetomaoh
tranquility, and mONtto tie dreaded, Is u
complaint to the preliminary relief and
eventful eurn ol wliloli Hosteller's Stomach
Hitlers Is especially adapted. It enable
those who use It with a reusonuble degree
of peraUteuce to rat with rvllih, beeaus It
Impart! afhealthful appetite; to dlgmt with
Hue, because It strengthens the atomaeh;
and to assimilate the food whle.li is eattn
aud dlgealed,;thut benefitting health, pro
moting flMh and sustaining the exerobm
of the physical and mentul faculties. It,
moreover, facilitate the secretion of
healthy bile, uetuate without dbwomforl
the habit of body, aud tends, when taken
upon retiring, to produce healthy slumber.
Malaria 1 eomtuered by It,
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III all there are four oases ofsmall
pox at MeMinnvlllo and ono ut
Dayton Prairie, The doctors think
they have the dread malady under
oontrol aud that Km spread will t
prevouted. Strict quarantine aro
obsunod and it jiest house has been
established, Lafayette, Amity ami
Inpepeudence havo quarantined
against the lufested city.
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