v.y L'1 EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL rUJILISHKD EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY. 7IT THF Capital Journal Publishing Company. I INCOhl'OItATKDj Offlce, Corner Court Mid Liberty Street, terms ok subscription 1IAII.Y. Ono year, by mall .. .. W) Hlx months, by mall .............. 2 W) Tlireo months by inr.ll . ... 1 !M Per week delivered by carrier. 15 WKF.KI.Y. Ono yenr . SI HO Six month" 75 Ono yeiir. If pnld for In advance, 1 00 Hlx months, " " " .. CO 3-PotmaHtors nro authorised to re- eclvo subscriptions. .W-Enlercd oh scoond-claf.H mnttor at tho Balem.Oregon, Postolllcc, Juno 21, 1888. W. H. ltYAKS -CLAKE Jt. IKVINE Editor Editor Local WEDNESDAY, OCT. 31, 1888. Republican National Ticket For President, BENJAMIN HARRISON, Of IndiuiiH. For Vice President: LEVI P. MORTON, Of New York. Foil PRESIDENTIAL Ei.ectous. Robert Mcl.can, of Klamath County. Wm. Kiipus,of Multnoinnh County. C. W. Fulton, of Clatsop County. ft No Cliarees A DVHRTIHEMKNTH UNDER THE A heads of WANTI! 1), FOR HALE, FOU RENT. FOUND, LOST, etc.. of nn ue reptabln natute, not to exceed threo lines, will be fico for ono wok only ono ml. for cacli Individual. This does not lneludo IiiihIiu'Hh iidvprtlKmiiGiitH, If miHwerH fall to come tho ilrsttlnio o Invito as ninny repetitions an aro liecchharv to weuiu Imi von advertise for. Wo wish tliuiidvritlhci-N to feel thatthcyiironut lm lHisliig mi lm by using our fieo columns. Tho CAl'ir.vi. JoL'icNAi. 1m tho nu'dluni 1 1 1 1 1 i u; 1 1 which tho general public may ill wajH luio tliclr uiuitHhiippllcd. AiIwiIIkcih Hhould icinenilicr that let ters directed to INITIALS ONLY mo not ilcllvou'd thiough tho poslolllco. If Ini tials nro used tlicy Khould ho directed to tho caro of noiiio perhon, lit in, or postolllcc box. Advertisement can bo left nt our olllec or Bent through tho mall to I'Al'Fi'AIi JOURNAL FUJI. CO. Tin: tleonylngiimplo Iciivch on tho riUlownlk intiko u very good substl tutu for tho lilHtorio onunjo peel. Tun Father of Wntern Ih ns yet unvexed iiy bridges Hotilli of tho mouth of tho Ohio, but tho steam boat men are not long toemipohar rnRHiricnl in this rcripi'ct, na work Ih about to bo eonnnunced upon a great bridge at Memphis for the Kaunas City, Fort Scott & Memphis railway -pyntein. Tin: Glasgow papers luivo been tilled thin week with an Interesting breach of promlso enso between well known Hoelety people. A nmoker rceolvetl n letter from his sweetheart, in which who said : ''You must choose between mo and your cigars." Ho continued to smoke, and tho ongugoment was broken. The court decided In tho young man's favor. John Randolph used to declare that ho would go a mile out of his way to kick a sheep. His political succohsors seem to have inherited Ills splto against these innocent ami harmless animals. Having seen tho ell'ect of the reduction of tho duty on wool effected by tho tarltr actot March 8, 1883, in reducing tho total of sheep in tho United Ktates from fifty and a half millions to forty-four and thrvo-fourths mil lions, tho Mills Dill, by making wool free, seems determined to render this raco of animals ox- tinot In this country. What Is tho oauso of this? Is It unreasoning hatred for this Inotteuslvo animal or, as thuy punish Dakota republi can sentiments by refusing hor ad mission to tho union of tho states, do they alo intend to punish tho western status for their stalwart re publlouulttiu by this attack uioii one of their chief ludustrieti wldlo ftwturliiK uud protecting rlco and augur1 It looks llko It. Tho uvuixge democrat has no um for wool uxoapt to pull It over tho eye of th jHMiple, uiul fur this punnvho tloslro It frvo. SCHOOL HOOKS AO YIN. Every four years the public school book question agitates the public mind. That time has again come round, and the school superintend ent In the various counties will soon take a vjte, and the farce of select ing the best books will bo at an end for another short period. The heads of families thoe who furnish the books for their children should have something to say in this mat ter, and the legislature should make some enactment to remedy the mat ter. Books that are adopted by tho state should be well and substan tially made printed on first-class paper, with good type, etc. The price should not be to exorbitant that the price of tho books alone should bar any one from obtaining a good public heliool education. W 1 Mat aw nw A HIU'OltM SCHOOL. Admiral Porter, in his annual re port to the secretary of the navy, says ho regards the apprentice sys tem as one of the best features of tho navy, and in that connection the report runs thus : The crews of our ships are gener ally made up of sailors from every part of the world, but mostly the Scendinavian race, good reliable men In time of peace, who caro lit tle under what Hag they sail ; they havo no sentiment for our Hag or nationality, and possibly, if It came to an action with a ship of their own or neighboring nation, tiioy would haul down tho American colors and hoist their own. This Is a contin gency against which we should pro vide, and wo havo means of doing so through tho vast number of American boys who aro roaming the streets at will, and who would con sider government employment a boon. What Is required is a larger number of native-born apprentice boys, and tho enlargement of tho conveniences for their introduction into'tho service. This would prove a mostexccllent reform school for many a wny ward boy, and would qualify him for a useful and profitable life. Tho gov ernment should provide recruiting posts in tho various states, where these youths could enter the service. Tun telegraph tells discouraging stories of allairs in tho western por tion of Kansas. Whole counties aro being depopulated, tho people either going to Colorado or back to tho Eastern states. For threo years tho people havo raised no crops. These counties comprise what the old MOers called. tho Great Plains, and are absolutely good for nothing except stock raising. Tho people havo been compelled to leavo or starve. In Seott county there wero 100(1 people two years ago. To-day thero are not moro than 4.r0. Many of tho emigrants to our favored clime aro from Kansas, and tell many talcs of privation and sufler ing. Thoso aro fortunato who leavo while they yet havo money enough on which to getaway. In response to a recently publish ed letter of Powderly, requesting an expression of opinion by local assem blies as to the necessity for congres sional legislature on tho subject of trusts, loud assembly li!38 has sent a letter to congress, demanding Imme diate legislation to abolish all Insti tutions that gamble In food, and in further protection to tho masses, that all trusts bo abolished. C.A. PiLLSiuniY, tho big Min neapolls miller, is a bull on wheat, and declares tho price will yet touch two dollars. Ho now has on hand about a half a million bushels, near ly iv third of which is in his own elevators. Ho does not hold any thing in Chicago, and simply says "It's n short crop," when asked why ho is a bull. Thk managers of tho Southern and Central Pacific railways propose to bridge Cnrqulucz straits, and thus oH'oct an ontmneo to San Fmu clsco without a big transport. The exact location has not yet been de cided on, but It Is behoved It will bo North Vallojo or Vallejo Junction. - A Keturn to Hut-. Till U always desirable, and the speed ier it take pWtce the bet Mr. Doubly wel come l It In tho ctiso of ttioM) unusually ludinitrlouii little organs, the kidney, vhlcli, when they go on a Mrlke no to pettk ami drop work, ertoindy Imperil health In more than one vruy. Hrt and totxuiuMt. their lunation hogou their dl etuo, which 1 hj dm-hetuted, Ineludlin; Mich daiiucrou muUullea ua llrhtht dlMume mid dlalnMe, Next, when they are Inactive they full toiiMiat In renunlui; from the blood fmtmrltlwtlmt beget rheu matism, Bout and drorwy. Third, their liwoUon wmVeiiHthe bladder. All thta 1 prtn wutable and remediable by the pleasant promoter of orvaulo action. lloMetter'ii Moinaeh llltlerai, at once a tonic and twu totor. TtiU leontly but mvtnUy lniU the kldnejH to rot urn to duty, and olreuKilietu lliomnnd the btadder. Upou Uw Uiwei. numweheaiid llvwlt likewise xwt a ruguwUiHC and InvttfOfHllnK lerlu MHNk Hint ft tutJHfthem the ytin, Hint hyotm ami mNMWNw Hmwrwk uuu rneuitW' :: IMU. TORNER 1TE3IS. Adam Messier is convalescing. Grant Martlii amt wird 6f lVeha ma aro visiting friends arid" rt'JailVes here. Marion Loptls lids Ills house well under way and It will sddH bo cbih pletcd. Walter Sapp passed through Tur ner on his way home from JLewiston, Idaho. Joe Fryreor of Black Butte, Crook county, Is stopping in Tdrner for a few days. Rev. Colder of the M. E. church has moved to Turner to take charge of tho Turner and Jeflerson circuit. Turner Is badly inflicted with tramps. There are quite a lot lounging around the depot every day. Green Cornelius Jr., left for home last week. He is engaged in the stock business in northwest Idaho, near St. Mary river. Mrs. Mattio Morris of Turner, Miss Mary Coudit and Annie Neal of West Stayton returned from the Mechanics' fair last evening. Silvers and Shupper aro back from the O. P. front where they have been hauling freight. They report progress in construction. Our village is lively this fall. A great deal of freight Is handled here for tho O. P.: also Turner is chief shipping point for Aumsville, Stay ton and Mehama. Several small bets have been made on tho coming election. An enthu siastic Tippo bet five dollars on a 7000 majority, then five that he would win the bet, and another amount on tho general result. Queen Natalie has sent a protest against the divorce granted to King Milan to the Greek orthodox synod of Bacharest and Athens, to the holy synod of St. Petersburg and to excumenlcal patriarch of Constan tinople. " Her Age Cannot Wither Her." Remarked an old gentleman, as ho gazed fondly upon the comely little woman by his side; "but frankly," ho continued, "at ono time I thought cosmetics would." The siily little woman, in order to appear youthful, plastered her faco with dlflercnt varieties of whitewash, yclept, "blams," "creams," "lo tion," &c. "Yes" interrupted the littlo woman, " I did, until my skin became like parchmont, and so pimply and coarse." " Well," said tho listener, "what do you use now?" " Use," wua'tho reply, " nothing but common sense, and Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dlscovciv. Com mon sense told me If my blood was pure, liver regulated, appetite good, that tho outward woman would take on the hue of health. Tho ' Discovery ' did all those things, and actually rejuvenated me." Its thousands of cures are tho best advertisement for Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. An Absolute Cure. Tho ORIGINAL ABIET1N.. OINTMENT Is only put up in laiin two-ounco I in boxes, and is up ibsnluto euro for old sores, bums, wmiuds, chapped hands, and al! -.kin eruptions. Will positively iMiro all kinds of piles. Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT MENT. Solu byD. W. Matthews 'm Co., 10G State street, Salem, at 25 eonta per box by mail 80 cents. K0LLEI) OATS, ltOLLEl) WHEAT, CKEAM WHEAT, DURKEE'S RIcTfLOUR, vliich cooks up into a very delicate dish. TKITICUM, GEItMEA, CEKEALINE, 1SSS NEW BUCKWHEAT P LOU 11, guaranteed to bo Presli and Puro -MY- mil ws.. 201 Commercial St. BLICKSMIT11IXG ud HORSESHOEING. SCR1BBR POULE aJK. " ad " CoMitwrotal St. SmIm. W-l-tf Bream Dc FIKACIAX. First National Bank SALEM, OREGON. tt'M. N. LADUK, President. DIU J. REYNOLDS, - Vice President. JOHN MOIK, Cashier. GENERAL BANKING. Exchange on Portland, San Francisco, New York, London and Hong Kong bought and sold. Stale, County and City warrants bought. Farmers arc cordially Invited to deponlt rmd transact business with us. , Liberal ndvnnces made on wheat, wool, hops and other property at rcasonaBie rates. Insurance on such se curity can be obtained nt tho bank In most reliable companies. 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Wm.Kennle having bought 10 cot prom business of Walter Lowt Is prepared to deliver trunks, valises, pack ages, and any thing else that lie can get In hi wagon to any part of the cJty, quicker, safer, better, and neuter, than It can bo dono by any body c4e, Leuve orders at Mluto's stable. INSURANCE Company, Fire and ifo rlne. JOS. ALUEltT, Agent. - Salem. Oregon. rPRAISILVKinXlN, WBKKLY, I1JO rwrvmr. IndepDdflt. TrtaAPi'iiAi. Is ri olraulated In Marion. Linn anil Hluat. amasconUe; has bn estAbllhd eicht yettM and U u exnallaut AdverttslBe me- I ilium. For taenia audram the puttmbw II. O. OulVd.snvertoa.Or. oots Shoes ! NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Admirers of Cleveland and Harrison, wo believe in Protection. We protect our customers from paying ruinous prices for their goods by selllnsto them on a very smll prollU Free Trade Is our motto as every person Is free to trade with us and take advantago of thesa low prices. We hae the most complete assortment of " Dry Goods, Underwear, Clothing, . Hats a-n:d Caps, Boots and Shoes, . Notions, Cigars a'nd Tobacco To be found in the city. "Buy ns you vote" with your eyes open. Call, and we will make you welcome at the Opera House Corner. m le Cai)itol An excellent btock of CARPETS, RUGS, ROLLING AND LACE CURTAINS At prices extremely low. Full stock of STAPLE AND FAKCY DRY GOODS In all departments. MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS LUNN & BROWN'S, 230 Comer Stato nnd Commercial streets. aBBMaaaaaaaWSJfci!r(lAeJy THE BEST STOCK OF STOVES IN THE CITY IS AT R. M. WA.DB & CO'S 282 to 286 Commercial Street, SALEM. AND MANY OTHER Also a Complete Stock of Hardware and for 'sale. 4 FINE rtUST AND MOUSE-PROOF Organ, also a second hand llano at a, gnlu and on easy terms. Cull on II. DIAMOND. 3M Commercial St., Salem, Or. KELLEY BROS., PROPRIETORS OF THE CAPITOL COFFEE HOUSE MmU. 3) cent : board. Mmr vraalr Vn Chlne wnptayed. irnmorttHl St. ltKS-dtf Adventure Co. FALL SEASON OF Special attention Is called to our splendid display of . fashionable garments from the well known manufacturers Springer Bros., OF BOSTON. They need no recommendation from us, being the finest line ever placed before the public. Each garment has a lahel at collar band bearing tho manufacturer's name. OUR Is unusually large and varied, repre senting The Latest Novelties Agents for tho new Slather patent LACE KID GLOVE and Stoves, Charter Oak Stoves, Brighton Range LEADING STYLES. Farm Machinery, Wagons and Carriage GRASS. SEED. CAN FURNISH MESQUITE OR A mixture of Lincoln and Mesqulte " largo or small quantities. For terms ad dress T. O. JORY. Box 91. 17-lm Salem. Or. FARMERS. 10-liWlm W. U YATES.