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V. fii).n-.iinni.iinimnmijijHmilll'jlMj EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL TUESDAY, DEO. 18. 1888. PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY.I nv nir Canital Journal Publishing Company. I INCORl-OBATF.D 0 like, .Comer; Com t aml.Mbei 1) ISIreelrJ TKUMU ()KJ .SUItSClUITlON nAILY. One yenr, by inrtll.J.... 5J)0 mix mom hk. ny nuui . -z w Three months by inr.ll 1 2i I'er weolt delivered by currier.......... 15 WPKKI.Y. Ono yenr SI W) Hlx inontbH 75 Ono yenr, irpiildforlniidvnncc. 1 Hlx months " " " 60 3"l'otjnnstcrs nro authorized to rc cclvp Hiiliscrlptlons. "UOILINO IT DOWN." as-Entered nsnecond-clnsH mnttf rat the Snlcm.OrcKon.roHtonicc. Juno 21. 1888. W, ii, J1YAKS -CLANK it. IRVINE Editor Manager. Following is an illustration of the method of condensing long-winded articles, as practiced in newspaper offices. The Chicago Tribune puts into ii few Hiicm every material point in President Cleveland's message, thus; To the cotigresH of the United SUites: The constitution Is 100 years old. TIio tariff is a tax. You are neglecting public business. The fishery question is still unsettled. Affairs with China and Mexico need looking after. I have uo'upol- ogies to, make to" Sackyillc; he's a chump. Naturalization laws need revision. Sheridan was a grout J mui. I am still troubleditboiit the suiplus. I refer you to the reporls of the secretaries of the navy and Interior, and the postmaster-general and attorney-general for informa tion pertaining, to their depart ments, and to the department of agriculture for anything :you wish to know concerning sorghum. Let us bo good. GUOVER CLEVELAND (J, A. It. The position of the Grand Annyof thellqpublic in the late presidential campaign hits been pretty thoroughly discussed. An exchange says very few of these- dofeated candidates sorehead G. A. It. men uru able to see that the reason why they were not elected Is because a majority of the people who might have voted for them had thoy been so disposed preferred to trust their competitors in the positions they aspired to. Thoy get it through their heads after awhile that somebody elaejgot more votes than thoy, but they can not bring themselves to believe that tlio constituencies to which they appealed have deliberately rejected them, and so the)' nurse the notion that there was somo mist'ike width the people greatly regret and will gladly rectify if given a chance. Then having secured a renoui I na tion and having been beaten itgain, thoy settle down to the conclusion that there was a fraud, trickery, or coercion and that some bad agency is responsible for their discomlluiro. Gen. John M. Palmer of Illinois Is n conspicuous illustration of this class of victims. lie was formerly a republican, but when tlut party weaiied of giving hi:i. what lie wanted hu went over to the demo crats, who have been feeding him on nominations for the seimtorshlp, governorship and other oillees, far beyond their reach or ills, lie was their candidate! for governor .this year as ho hud been once before, and ho was beaten this year, when lit) really expected to bo elected, a good doil worse titan ho was before. Tho.iosult is, that instead of accept ing his defeat as conclusive cvhleJiio that the people of Illinois do not want him for governor, lie Jlgurcs It out that lie was beaten because tlio G.uV. 11., to which lie belongs, went Intel; on him ami was used as a machine to elect ills opponent, and In. order toshow his disapproval of Bitch .business he lias "sorrowful lyliut (indignantly1 demanded Jils withdrawal card of the pmt to wbioh hu.brlongs and tlio post has promptly .and properly given hint what ho , asked, thus severing his comuiuilmi with the organization. "Woituist ihojavlll llvu long onoiigh to see what urn nss lie hits mitilo of liliusulf jinil nsJc to lie reinstated. Uinm-ATION l'OH THK COAST. Important-measures of interest to the .Southern California coast were presented Hi the House. General Vandevcr Introduced n bill to es tablish a port 6f delivery at Los Angeles a niucli-nccded and very useful measure; also a bill to estab lish a port of entry at Santa Bur barn; also, another bill appropriating 1200,000 for harbor improvements at San Diego. Morrow introduced a bill establishing lighthouses at Deadmitu's Island, Auucapa Island and San Miguel Island; at Point Arguollo, nt Port Harford and at a point eight miles north of that port. Tlio appropriations for these objects amount to $178,000. Light is a good thing to have, Copccially for a mariner feeling his watery way along a dangerous coast. Tiik failure of the Panama Canal Company, so far predicted, seems at lost to have come. The company has vanquished by Interest. -Its necessary expenses on the isthmus have been enormous, and tho ex penses caused by extravagance, bad management and fraud have been at least us great; but all these might have been borne If thtj money to meet them could have been raised on reasonable terms. Hut when money had to bo borrowed at 80, 70, fiO, and 110 cents on tho dollar, so that tho debt was swelled to two or three times the amount Actually re ceived, and interest hud to be paid on the whole, and be paid out of the proceeds of new limns, each con tracted on more .ruinous terms than the bust, Hesh and blood could not stand the strain. rUHVKNTlON 1IKTTKU THAN CUKK. Jt AVINTKU ItllArSOItV. ltisfciiSd ithat wo are taught by contrast. If (that bo so, and we do not puvUoii Jt, wo would liko to present a an tttyect lesson an Ore gon wlntw, ami et in sharp con trast with lie wluter of tlio Snow bound Kut, far itbci contemplation of tlloao Wiio urn breathing tho burnt-out air ,uf furnace-heated rooms, or ttiivttriug as thoy pass along tho hweu highways of the Atlantic bonier. The establishment of an Industrial or reform school hi this Mute Is immi nent. Scarcely a day passes with out the teeofding of acaso of some young person who Is convicted of a crhno and sent to a school of vico or is allowed to go unpunished because (there is no proper punishment adl quiito to his years. Many youths now going unpun ished and daily training to become hardened criminals might by a few years of training and culture, bo made useful and Intelligent citizens. iTho state owns ample mil prop erty In and about Salem fur the pur pose of the school and the expenses incurred in tlio construction of the buildings necessary would be more Ihuu repaitl by the savings on crim inal prosecutions. "THE' LATEST IN JEWELS. A man who has practiced medt- cine for 40 years, ought to know Corsage pins In doll and Roman llnkriat- j mlb from sugar; read what ho terns are popular. ' nw.'i- A well executed grasshopper,. la griea and' 'H'il'tViP-! ,1a1' ?? 18 brownish gold, Is a noyelbroocb, I MUWtH. W .It tf llwltff & Co.-Geu- Anewly hatched chick Ja; a tlnv enameled f Is U (JJg. .ulUSSdtlKl.WlS "MP111 , J , ". nraotieoaiid experience, have never AW topaz surrounded by" yellowish Ula. I .. I,rt.p,.rnI6li that I could pre- moofis makes a beautiful unlsti for a single RI,rii)C, ...jit, 118 icll coniidence of prong. hairpin. Pl!(.t.cs s r can Hall's Catarrh Cure, A dull gold scimitar, before which is a , uitinufactuivd by you. Have pre- diamond crescent holdnia parl between its scribed it a wre.it many times and its points, is a pretty design in orooclies. A peculiar pattern in garter bucklw repre sents u circular corrugated plnquo of oxid ized Bilvcr iioii which rests a colled serpent. In link hlcovo buttpns a handsonio pairre cntly seen had a jeweled initial uria Roman Eol 1 plate, whilo tho bars wcro sot with II vo diamond" each. A heart of plain gol 1, paved with dia mond", entwined with imothur set with 6rp pbires imkesait nttr.ictivo top design for n knifo ctlgo bracelet. A "eaaonablo design for i will silver cases l9,caccber intbouctof slopping a swiftly i-ninaix hnll. On court plaster cases it it spt-tially appropriate. A shfclil of Mlvcr, o:i which isr.n armorial beui-iii I isvg from n eu.'ruswl ntassof scroll work of Co sauiu nu.-U.l. i-. a peculiar pattern in gai lw buckles.. An 1.1-nstie d.-slju in Li iv km renreijeuts u wild iw :u:d b,i'". .ii v. nivA. The pink bki"--iii.i i c JinS iiiiw(u tin-colored Jvavci produces a ptwiiiltig 1 1'iK't. Tho ropoiis' e l.uihu' ti lot't'ifljil horse, hav ing a t.roi:i U'nii'vudL'lhi.; .lointhSiuouth, ts a design for cigar, wk'." 'ii-.-i will not bo reliM'eu by nervuc(.,;n4ii3. A iiewdcstgij Ijj slocks it a brouzofi-un) of Mereiifi liloxvhiga'ioii I torn which turns under his arm. Tlio tutiuaio rest upon a handsomo base, in hiua tho clad; iff bit, A pretty brooch seen in a JctveJerV swcl recently .was a spray of lily of the v;tWy, in enamel, ou a backgrotmd rcpresenthi'g'ouu of tho dark green sheaves of tho plant.' A costly brooch is fu tho shape of a sti. pointed star, tho rays set with emeralds, rubies and diamonds. la tho center is a larjt brilliant surrounded by a circle of smaller ones. An attractive brooch has a conterpieco n( moonstone on which appears u sculptured head. Surrounding it aro siztoou diamond? und pearls set alternately, the latter varying from a puro whito to an almost bhvokcolor. Enameled brooches and pins, whilo still in ....., ..u,u uu .u.Lcu tu Uura ine.r pop.:- . ,,,., ,,.-, n,.na,.mnit,in lo .- larity with tho mottled silver bonboumures, I , ,, : """" 7... TV V- Vi i".n iu jiiiitw uiium u iu uie luiiuw m,, m rtr.iiim' uiwiii imajjfuminna i i ri NKW ADVEUTISEJIKNTS. eflecf ii wtitnleniil, and would say in ciiichibioii'tltat I have yet to find a ciisc of catarrh that it would not cure, if they would take itaccorditlg to directions. Yours Truly, L. L. (7(iItSUCH, M. D. Ollke, '2W Summit St. W'v will give -H00 for any ca.Ee' ot catarrh I hat cannot be cured with Ilall's Catarrh Cure. Taken inter nally. , F. J. CHEN FY t CO. Toledo, O. r&TSold by druggists, 75c. Puudita Itamabui lias raised T0,- 000 for scliools in India. A Kounit l.rnf (Ipliilnn. E. Bainbridge Muntlay Esq., Couiitv Attv., Clay Co., Tex., says: 'Have used Electric Hitters with nti-st luippy results. My brother also was very low with Malarial Fever and Jaundice, but was cured h timely use of this medicine. Am satisfied Electric Hitters saved his life." Mr. D. I. Wilco.ssott, of Horse Cave, Ky., adds a like testimony, sayiiif : lie pisitivelv believes lib would have died, had it not been for Electric Hitters. Thisgivat leniedy will ward off, as well as cure all Malarial Diseuscs, and for all Kidney, Liver and Stomach Disorders stands unequal od. I'i ice fiOe, a nd Jl, at Dr. H. W. Cox's Drug Store. Saturn, the star that never twin kles, will rise about three hours after sunset during December. TO CONSUMPTIVES. The undersigned having b"en re stored to health by simple means. after mi tiering several years with a severe lung nlleetlon, and that combs, pins and bracelets on which tho en ameled flowers are sualc flush with .the sur face. 'v,,w A handsome design in cuff buttons is a cir cular plaquo sufficiently depressed In the center to mako flush with the rim tho dia monds u hich ncstlo therein. Eight platinum leaves are placed at equal distances about tho stono. Watch case3 In oxidized silver aro now seen in many designs. A spider snug within his wob, scene from 'the familiar willow pat tern on china, flowers, leaves, rocks and landscapes, all etched, aro among those most In fnvor. A handsomo cigaretto o.iso is of oxidized silver, having on its cover a female figure in repousse surrounded by a sunburst. The case is slightly curved iu order to fit snugly against the body when carried in an upjic'r vest pocket. A peculiar flower brooch represents a blos som similar to a largo foxglove. Tho lower petals, which curl downward, nro of. pink enamel; thoso which poinU-upwaid and con flno tho stamens and pitils are paved with diamonds, and tho pistils themselves are each tipped with a smaller diamond. Three entwined crescents, that in tho center fcet with diamonds and those on the right und left in rubles and emeralds rosiiectivel v. make an exceedingly handsome brooch. Tho center crescent is Mill further embellished by n lus trous poarl. Jew ulors' Weekly. suileitis the means of. curev . To those who defciru it;' he will .cheer fully send (free of charge) -a copy of the prescription Ubcd(. .which. they will tiud a Mire- cunt for consump tion, catarrh, astnatba, bronchitis and all throat and lilng maladies. He hopes all sullerera will try his remedy, im it is invaluable. Those desiring (he prescription, which will cost them nothing, and. may prove a niosMtig, win piense aaurcss, itev. Edward A. Wilsbn, Kings County, New York. B o- B O A SKXSATlox luu been caused by tho popu's refusal to tilcbs medals and rulli imrlw vent to Home by uu Irish priest, who intendoded them for distribution iu Ireland. The popo sternly said: "I cannot bless them. The pooplo of Ireland arc disobedient. Thoy khiu to prefer tho giH)l of Dillon and O'lirion to iho gopol of Jesus Christ." l'Kiuu.i: genenilly have little Idea of the bignlflcunco of our Alaskau posstwidous. Tho coast lluo of ALis ka, ltll luiles is noarly twice tlio coiubliuvl Atluntiu iiudPacllle coast Hues of tlio U. S. Tho market valuo oi uiu uasKu itslierles for the iast year U osilmutl at ?3,000,000, A thousand tuiliupn, avomglpg ten pounds, luiejj, have been taken in Sitka bay iu a single haul. The seal tlslu'rles yield to tho government $317,500 unuually, or sutlioiont to lay -1 per cunt, on tho sum paid Russia for the country. A single Island Is tuhl to lie practically a mountain of ore und to contain min eral wealth enough to jviy otl the whole of our national debt. RELIGIOUS GLEANINGS. Two Chicago clergymen Jnivo provsd to their own satisftiPtiontlmt daueliig in rwng, becauiw men nev er.ilmiiM) with men. Yts, and by wayofttrgumont it umy b pixivon that marrying Is all wrong, bcaiiUH 1U0II nuver nmny umiIi other. 1. O. D. ttHUiU for IVi-totlleo l)e jwiim.nt, and hIm for tin wuy. 4xf"iniii.- Put iiit the lXmovrnts. ClIAIHMAN IhtlTO.N Of the Illtlllg- ural conimlttehasntolved favorable answei-s to his request for tho usoi of tho corridors of the Interior audi I'ostolllce Department buildings for sleeplnjjquiirtorsfor tho troops di ingtho luiiuituratloii. Tho available- upiuv will uwoniotlato about lo.noo men. Thesub-Commlttee on Civic Or gatiiiutlon hsaIrody retvlvwl ap plications fhr positions in the )inrade from V orrulatitlons. nggregHtlng la.iKH) men. This is a,iwo mow tlHin wvrviu the iarade four yet sago. Dr. Joseph Tarkcr has just completed nine teen years of pastoral servico in City Tcmplo, London. "Tho King's Daughter" uow number 20, 000 In tho United State. Tho society is to Imvo a monthly jiaper. Tho total cost of tho recent Methodist gen eral confeivtieo is said to have been 87.,000. or over $3,000 a day, hich made $x"0,000 in excess of tho sum provldod for by tho churches. Tho Luthornn church Is doing grand work and uchioving wonderful success in America. In 18T0 tho number of communicants in that denomination in this country was less than 400,000. Now there are over 1,000,000. Tho olovonth world's conference of Young Men's Christian associations is to bo held iu Stockholm this summer. These conferences aro usually held onco iu three years. Tho last ono was In Berlin in the eu minor of IbSL As an Illustration of tho ehnnged attitude of tho world toward Christian missions, tho entertainment at tho Mansion house, In Lon don, of the delegates to tho international missionary eeiiforqne by the lord mayor, who Is a Behriuu and a Roman Catholic, la significant. The Churck nrmy has becomo an In. portnnt Institution in tho church of Enelaml. It reports 100 evangelists for tho year, indi cating mi iuereoio of flfty-flvo. Iu addition to this n considerable number of tho officers who havo jvisA-d through thecourso of train ing, who for various reasons were not quito ilttod for tho difficult work, havo becomo Scripture readers and lay helpers. Dd Inilrntlun. "Thay say that Qulmby has Invented medicine which Is haviug a large sale." "I cunt Imagino how such a scheme as that ever occurred to him." "Neither could 1 until I reflected that ha had one boon an undertaker." Nebraska Btato Journal Sweat unit Hitter. IIow kweet and fresh the soft t prlng sir A U-Um, a nppMlwr. It ra&kea m t& Ukebut, oht wheirl Coasara tno farUllserl Durlloctoa Free Press. It costs a New York Elevated Railroad Company JdCOO totlropa hot coal into pedestrian's eye,' Nlpi(t In tho 15ml. Is it not better to nip consumption, the greatest scourge of humanity, in the bud, than to try to stay its pro gress on the brink of the grave. A few doses of California's most useful production. SANTA A1UA, the king of Consumption, will relieve, and a thorough treatment will enre. Na sal Catarrh, too often the forerunner of consumption, cuu bo cured by CALIFORNIA CAT-R-CUItE . These remedies arc sold and -fullv warranted by D. W. Matthew's & Co. 100 State Street, Salem, Oregon, nt$l, or three lor $2.50. St. Louis is the only large city in the country that will bend a solid republican delegation to congress. Reasoning ftom a Sound Text. Say tho doctors and who shall nay them nil-? a special predisposition seems re vuif It to the development of rheumatism. Whero there Is Hits tendency, most ot us know from observation what a a deep hold disease takes when onco Incurred nnd ne glected for a short time. Is not this a sound text, then from which to advocate the early use of llosteter's Stomach Hit ters In a nmliuly so hard to dlslodiro as rheumatism? Another thing.. It is well ascertained that a falllngotrin vigor, resul ting from Ind gcstlon nnd mal-uutrltlqn Increases llnbljlty to rdcuinatlsm. What then Is mero likely to net ub preventative than this potent rcctlllcr ol Iho gastric troubles that Increase tho rheumatic ten dency. Malaria, constipation, dysneptla, bltllousnes, debility and kidney troubles succumb to this genial provcnuulvo and remedy. A Straocer Among Strangers. New York Bello Do you know that larg m No w York 1 there aro only four hundred people tben ho can claim to really belong tothoeUtel Omaha Man Shouldn't wonder. It" th lonUct nUod I ever sot into. Omah WorkL Gcorgo F. Tcntecost, tho "Evange list." Is preaching In England. His children are being educated in thut country. Don't Experiment. You cannot all'ord to waste time In experimenting when your luncs are iu danger. Do not permit, any dealer to impose upon you with sonic immuioti ot i)r. King's kcw- Dis covery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, but be sure you get the genuine. Decause he can make more profit lie may tell you ho has some thing Just as good, orjust the same. Don't be deceived, but Insist upou getting Dr, King's New Discovery, wiiien is guurainceii to givoreienn ullThro.it, Lung and Cliest iilleo tlons. Trial bottles fans nt Dr.' H. V. Cox's drug More. ' Large bottles ?J. ' A mail bag the capture of a hus band. Aa Absolite Care. Tho ORIGINAL ABIETIN OINTMTSNTis only put up In kr,-. iwi-ouneo tin boxes, anil U ,u iltMluto euro for old sores, toittsr vi-iutuds, chapped bauds, uu.i ,.i Uli eruptions. Will jxwltiv.-.ir.- si! kinds of piles. Ask f..i , .!'K5IN'AL ABIETINE ().'.. MK.NT. bom by. W. mjtS ( .i.. KM State Btre)ti Sulvm, i. j. . v nt jH.r box by mall so cvtiu. Ok o T X OPT s H S H o 0 b s h: o E E s WM. 'BROWN & CO: Leather and -DEALERS IN- CASH PAID for Hides, Pelfs and 231 Commercial St., Salem, Or Findings ! Aafm I u AY am v tea u k N hsWmK "trr-" a-a SH TSKaoaKxvaseniw wiuaa Fruit Farms of Ten to Forty Acres !!! CONVENIENT TO TWO RAILROADS, These lands aro not ottered at climmced prices. The soil and location are- Especially adapted to growing PEARS, PRUNES, AND OTHER FRUITS for shipping green to the Mining district? and Farther East, whilo the mutual cooperation in Shipping, storing and selling fr.iits will lie no small consideration. The Very Jest Land For Fruit Growing ii . ' ONE HOURS DRIVE FROM SALEM. The canneries of SALEM, W00DBUEX and ALBANY are at easy of access. None but first class families desired. Will meet Parties with team. Correspondence solicited. Address J. J. HARDEN, Mtavton, Or. FOR CHRISTiVf AS PRESENTS -NOTHING IS NICER THAN- FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, SPECTACLES, Etcr A Complete Line of Beautiful Holiday Gopdst Has,. just been received nt the Old and Established f?alem Jewelry Store of S.W. Thompson & Co. All kinds of Watches, Jewelry and Silverware. Prices satisfactory ana Goods 'First Class. ' . . " THE BEST STOGIE OPrSTOVTSS IN THE QPEY IS AT J R-: Ma WAEVE &iCO'S 282 to 286 Commercial Street, SALEM. - Gailand stoves, Charter Oak Stoves, W V i rJrightwi Range AND MANY OTHER LEADING STYLES. Also a CuBipletf Stick f Hardware aad Firm MuMmr;, Wagons and &K jaSpTJ 1 1 I rp 'SnfiRf