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- - " 9m 1 T""TJT-y r " - & r ff t i- J'lV1 l b EVENING i r 'W A ;m a'.'M,t1,U 'Mv!i .t v j . 3 If " " B lit VOL. 3. SAIEM, OREGON. FMDAY.MAjUCHSS. 1890. NO. 21. . urisj,:j JOURNAT- AL w& "?p H W OAF Spring Announcement -AT CAPITOL ADVENTURE CO. o We haye now on band the neatest and nobbiest line of SPRING SUITS For men In tbe city of Salem. No cbcnp or shabby goods nmouir them. Inspection is invited. These goods were mado for tine trade. W IIS of BBSS. GOODS Are constantly coming in. We are receiving more goods than any house in Salem. Just Received ! A large line of boots and shoes for men, women and children, all the latest styles and best goods In the market. STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES One room si full of groceries alone. Wo have the finest stock of canned goods in the city. FARMERS Will find our store the best place to trade, as they can drive up to our doors and load their wagons with everything they want, thus saving time and labor in going from place to place. We positively GUAR- AJNT.UH l rim LUWUSl' flUUiiS. All goods delivered free to auv part of the city. Capitol Adventure Co., Opera House Corner Salem, Ore, THE "YOST" Writior Machine The above is tho latest Invention of Mr. O. N. V. Yost, tho pioneer of writing machines nlso Inventor of both tho Itcminglon nnil Call graph this being his lntest ma chine. C, M. L0CKW00D, Agt., Post 1 Telegraph Offlce, 207 Commercial St. James Grange Store, NO. 126 STATE STREET, SALEM, OREGON. -O ail id JjS$rA full Hue of Crockery and Qlaasware and everything ustially kept in a first-class establishment. Our aim is to give entire satisfaction to every customer. HSaeZ IBS eHMWoiWQimnsi THE GLO ta ista a Loan 292 Commercial Has a large list of choice farms and city property for sale on easy terms. Homesteads located. MONEY tO LOAN On improved farms and city property at low rate of Interest. , J-Ve have also in connection with our real estate busine), an EM PLOYMENT and GENERAL INTELLIGENCE Bureau, where all orders for help will be promptly attended to, aud situations also obtained for the unemployed. - gSjgiges!g!!gg!!g Union Title Abstract Co. lnnd4M LTiomnon county. Office ut288 Commercial street, formerly occupied by Williams England's buk. THE- damtmssmaam BP Aitken. r Who do All Kinds of As Cheap as any Laundry In tho Country Using White Help, and doing first-class work. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Office at George Hoeye, 209 Commercial St. St., Salem, Or. Fancy Groceries ! o AIM VOBI BE Miaiige! BILL NYE AT SALEM. I Tho Traveling Repository of Ancient Newspaper Oas Gets a Hip I Paying Ilonsc. A very large and fashionable audi l euces greeted Mr. Bill Nye and com pany of nrtisis at Reed's opera house. The ushers were very active, but for ! a time could not handle the crush t j the door. But all was quiet aud J alter a slight delay all were smoothly j seated aud prepared for the tasteful 1 feast that followed. Frank Downey played n rlgoletti it was good of the kind and was as well played as a great many young Indies in Salem can play it to much smaller audiences. But vs it came high It was more highly enjoyed yet not as highly for the $1.60 as the sumo young man would enjoy it I when played by tho young lady to him alone. f Now came the luxury of theeven iug, Mr. Nye, and the high art re porter of the Journal strained his eaglo eye to catch hight of It. Be fore Bill Nye dropped in people had kept dropping in and t-'ome feared Nye had dropped out but hU bald head soon showed above tho top of the piano. Ho began talking In the sing-song drawl of a middle-aged Yankee justice of tho peace dealing out hog-law to an amazed corner grocery crowd. For fear .that ho might tread on unfamiliar ground he confined himself to ancient reci tations of newspaper compositions, not the least bit fresh to ordinary readers. But of course it was Iho much-advertised Bill Nye and the people bad (o stand It or die, and Salem people will stand anything else first, they nro so averse to the latter. Miss Torbett came on with her bewitching violin and knocked Bill out in the first round. He is a great nswspayer raconteur, but wc piedicthe will not feel called upon to travel with Miss Ollie many sea sons If there are any young men of taste in tills country. She respond ed to tho cannonading applause and reappeared to play a fcoft swt el mel ody. Nye now interfered with a mangy dog stoiy with a raw tail a very raw tale and tho audience Voted itn highly enjoyable interfer ence. Mr. Thniberg now sang "Star of My Heart" and no one on the back row of seats cou.d tell what languago it was in. All would have enjoyed ft little English, but Mich as it was he was encored anyhow. The people seemed willing to encore anything, and even Nye a little. The greatest leauty of his song was in its lin guistic anonymity. The dis tinguished vocalist did not deign to hurl the native tongue at us but ex pressed himself hi a high skandina vian tenor. Bill Nye did not ap pear at the next call of his time on the program, but sent Miss Ollie out. This move of his was received with rapturous demonstrations of joy and his remaining belli ml the curtain was one of the greatest hits of his life. The jaded people were so happy at the relief afiorded by the sweet violiniste that they were willing to recall her any numberof times and it. looked as tho' they were going to keep Nye in the back ground, or tho back yard tho best of the night. Her wonderful fore-arm execution, Bimple girlish dress, fair saxon face, aud yet showing divine impeihonatloiiH fioni tbe master.", was a revalation to any citi zen pn-ent. Nye now appealed again, the audience having forgotten his former conduct, and related a stale butter yam, that had enough hair in it to make it hang together well and it now appeared that hU chang ing himself around on the program was in reality a hair in the butter of tho performance. It nits done to cause tbe people to forget themselves add encore at the wrong place and by such careful maneuver ing Nye got himself called back sev eral limes. But the people saw their mistake and the next time he went off the stage they weie pefectly silent uud for once the great humor ist vas taken down at his own game. At last the audience rose to such a frenzy in the encoring business uh to even applaud the accompanist. Ol lie now relieved jhe terrible strain by some of her spirited bow-work and vigorous fingering, aud was re. called every time she appeared. Like the tenor, Nye would have aj peared to better odvnntngo hud he appeared in some unknown lan guage. As it was, everybody got , tl eir sympathy aroused for the Eng lish as that was tho language u.-ed, SOJIK OF WIS 8TOI11BS. ! BUI Nye told the story ol the razor-back hog by way Introduction. He said he asked u Florida fanner why he did not keep fatter swine, and got for an answer that they had tried ojhers, but found no profit In kecp'mg,any hog tliut could not ruu faster than n nigger. On his next appearance bo gave a j reminiscence lullig,Btylv: "lam going to tell you about rts. this city, wrecking 200 or 300 houses proving a bad boy.. (and killing 200 people. The wind 'Once I used to live ou tho same came from the southwest. The block with a member of congress. Union depot at the foot of Seventh We have to live among all sorts of street, was blown into the raging people wherever wo are. At least, I torrent of tho Ohio river. A train that is tho way he thought about it. of cars making up for tho Louis- Ho had been annoyed very much j vllle Southern road went over with by the boys throwing what they , the building. called the wild cucumber, a peculiar j Falls City hall, on West Market vegetable growing in that latitude, street, was wrecked. In tho hall that i" filled principally with noth - iug whatever. It grows along a vine, and has curious sidewhiskeia. At certain season of the year if Hcawnin- oi uie .year u thrown against Ihaside of a house It niukes siloud rtjport, something like the report ofau investigating committee. I itsnembtr they bean with my own house and gradually worked on down to the house of the member of congress. They had another habit of ringing door-bells aud they worried us greatly. Fin ally, the member of congress and I talked the thlugover, and we agreed to put a stop to it. HE HEARD A 111NH AT THK UOOK. "One night I heard a deep ring at my door-bell. I rushed out,and some body ran away. I could not see him, but I heard hiiu and followed the sound to the comer. Then an idea struek me, and I decided to go around the other- way to meet him ou tho othei side. Pretty soon I heard him. I knew It wa he be cause he was panting, his breath seemed td eonte in s-hort pants, as it were. We came 'together aud we grappled and fell. We st niggled until the welkiu rung at least mine did. I struck an -iwfnl blow and hit into the bosom of the night, Then I struck him again In the same locality. The next Instant he was feeling for my hair; that indkuled that he was a stranger. "We both seeiuul willlug to call it ndrawn fight thou. As soon as we re covered onr breaths he got his firt; It seemed closer to lilin than miue was we got up. Then I heard him 8.iy 111 tt Congressional, tone of veice: 'Now, xouug'man, I will tench you to ring "my door bell.' " His anecdote about the Indiana farmer who brought his dead boy home when the army broke out, and who had promised to keep his grave green, even if he had to paint it, was not teceived very wellat Salem. It was a kind of a burlesque on keeping Decoration day and as puch had no point. Nye employes his wit and humor for no noble or use ful purpose, except to appear funny him sell. For a short time only wo will make cabinet photographs for'$2 pel dozen. Thei-eare full size cabinet photographs mountpd ou pure gilt edged cards, and include standing figures, groups, children and babies, nnd large viguetto head", all re touched and finished in tbe latest style of the art. Will bo mado at tho new portable gallery south of postofllcc. We invite you all to ex amine our wortf. Wo will make views of residences, barns, stoek ami out-door groups, schools and land scapes of all kluils on 8x10 for H.oO per dozen. TO TUB VOTERS' OI the City of Salem Gcntlrmen: 1 herewith nnnotinco myself -is a candidate for tie ohlcoof city tieus arcr, subject to your approving on March aist, 1800. W. T. BELL. KKAI, ESTATE TUA.VSKHKS. J H Albert, I Vtinduyuand wives to Celestle Emmet t, Its 0 and 7, blk 2, Yew Park ad to Salem. R S Rice and wf to Gen L Morris, lt8, blk 15 Mill City Dr. A O'Brien uud wf to Mrs S T Richards, hwid in WV'dburn Otto Slmllz and wf to. I no A Winter, It 8 blk 8 JeflTor son E E McKlnney, WT Blches and wivesto J V Kllsbee, land m 1 8 h r 2 w Frank ami Jennette Mere dith, t Fidiicla F llnwo'l, part of It 11, blk 1 Meretlhh's ad to Salem 570 40 151 40 2000 40.) If ihero is anything In market in the line of lino drew goo l-i, that the Capitol Adventure Co. in not now re- ceivlusr, tli v iiuhi be hid beyond possible finding out. a-24-0t. CYCLONK9 IN TUB KAST. Wreck tlic City nf Louisville, Ky. Henry Snow Itlocltmlej nil Over MlilclloMntP. Louisville, March 128. Shortly' i after 9 o'clock a tornado swept over , were 100 people, and but few of , them escaped alive. Many build- lugs after fallliug caught the and mo inmates were uurucu. .ah ine streets are blockaded with deuris of fallen buildings or telegraph and electiic light wires. An eye witness who has arrived froin.Ietl'ersonville, Just across tho river, says: In Louisville, the devastation was tenillc, and the losot life will cer tainly reach hundreds, If not thou sands. In ono building at Twelfth and Market two lodges aud a danc ing school were In session, there being in the building perhaps 100 people, not one of whom is thought to have escaped. I saw six or eight corpses taken out in fifteen minutes. There is scarcely anything left to indicate that this heap of rubbish had ever been a building, and if any of Its iumates escaped It was a miracle. Di'Ji Moines, Iowa, March 27. Register specials from all parts of the state Indicate that to-day's storm was tbe worst of tho winter. Snow in Northern Iowa is tv foot deep. Tho wind is forty miles an hour and tho mercury is getting pretty low. Unsheltered stock suf fered severely. Anti-Trust Hill Kilted, Washington, D. C, Mar. 27. The anti-trust bill was referred back to tho committee. When the amend ment excepting from tho prohibi tions of tho law combinations of workmen and farmers came up, Edmunds spoke at sonic length. He fayored going as far as tho constitu tion permitted in suppressing and breaking up trusts ami monopolies. People could not nhut their eyes to the fact that if capital combined, if tbogieat industrial establishments combined to regulate wages, work men nlso combined to defend them selves, and so this country and other countries for the last forty yeais had been turn d into great camps of op position when there ought to be only one camp of co-operaiivo friend?. Even in Washington, where con gress lias exclusive jurisdiction, all the trades bad combinations which were armed camps making an ag giessivo warfare against the rent of mankind. l'riest Shut itt tint Altar. Bai.timohk, March 27 While Father Leniughati,assistnnt pastor of the St. Joseph's Catholic church, was performing a funeral ceremony this after noon, Sexton It. McNIcliols, without u word of warning, fired five shots at him, three of which took efieet and bcrlotisly wounded him.- McNiehols was seized by the mourners and taken to Jail. Mc NIcliols is 25 yeats of ago. The cause of the shooting Is not known. lUNllENSKD TKIjBHRASIS. Four whiskey snm.'glerH were drowned at Port Towuseiid. Tho contract is signed font lall road from East Portland to Mil waukee. J. Gordon Adams, a prominent Los Angeles lawyer, accidentally killed himself -while cleaning a re volver. The house has pasted the bill to admit Wyoming as a state, ugalust the solid opposition of the demo crat s. Wanted to buy, widiln the next ten days, a good mare, not over six years old. One that m iko good time and Is In every way suitable for fam ily driving. A black, dark bay or dapple gray preferred. Call upon Wm. S. Arnold, .'!ii7 Winter street. Extra large and Hue Hue of cloth ing coming in daily at the opera house corner Capitol Adventure Co. :2l-0t. .nil Don't forget. Tho Globe Is the place to list your property for a quick return. 202 Commercial street. 3 1-tf. Have the Daily Juuusal loft at your door aud get all tho news, at 10 cents a week. IUinienilwr t e B.ptUt reception ' at their church, in honor of the 110 pastor. Friends are liwltid. PERSONAL MENTION. ! E. P. McCoruack is in Portland ! on legal business to-tlay. I Miss Jcnno M. Long went to Portland this moral ug. ' Editor W. A. Wash, of tho Dallas Itcmlzcr, Is in tho city. I Dr. T. L. Golden and daughter were passengers lor Portlrnd this morning. I Deputy Sheriff Frank Wrightman is iu the north end of tho county to tlay on business. E. Boyer, a former subject of Queen Victoria In Canndti, to-tlay declared his intention of becoming a citizen of tho great republic. Frank Conover, of tho Corvallls Gazette, well aud popularly known here, rejoices In the advent of a sou at his hoiiH. The JouitNAL con gratulates. , J.M. Dorrance, of the Dorranco Mill company, of Hudson, is in the city and says that town is enjoying a very healthy boomf with good promise of its continuance. M. G. Harbord, who was city marshal of Salem some six yars, has been nominated by the repub licans or Spokane Falls for chief of police. The contest will bo watched with interest here. Z. B. lursel, of Columbus, Ohio, returned homo last evening after a pleasant visit with his cousin, M. A. Lane. Mr. Purs.d was a full cousin and 11 life long lrlend and admirer of Prof. Lane, whoso death he sincerely mourus. Mr. Thomas Hatton, a nephew of Mrs. S. A. Leach of this city, leaves tnls evening for Reno, Nevndu. Mr. Hatton camo to Oregou last fall from Camp Point, 111., but his health has been poor fIiico ho reached this place, aud ho thinks 'tho climate of Nevada may suit him better. HOTEL ARRIVALS. cui:mi:ki:ti: hotkl. Will Goldman, Portland; Itobcrt Hamilton, City: O C Powell, Brownsville; E Shllliiian, Petaluma, Cal; Archie Douglass, St Louis; Jos Bach, Milwauke: E Miller and wife, N Y;Ora Baiid, 8 P Co; Constant Guerne und family, Ohio; Con Pre ire, Ohio; Emma Mutt hew s, Buffalo, NY; John Stubbe, Molollai J M Dinsmore.Wlllaid, Or: W J Hen derson, T Huud, Seattle; J B Weth erbee. Grand Rapid; Peter Fox. City; R L Bowlev, MoMiunvllle; J rf Meek, Portland; W B Wheeler, Chicago; E W Nye, Allis Torbett, Fiank Downey, Gustavo Thalberg, New Yerk: E S Edwards, Portland; J C C Lewis, Cliainpoeg; I B Baker, riieo Lockwood, I'liilaj.las S Ratu son, 6 F; M L Kline, 8 S Slgol, Cortland; M Flanagan, Oregon City, James Heuucsev, Murrav, Idahe: B W Grim, Aurora; W B Cliarn, II N Woodcock, Eugene Shelby, Portland; G R Smith, Oregon City; Mrs. Column; Cluis N Clark, Ben Latz, S F; J N Nack, Portland. cook nousi:. C Johnson, Emil Daniclson, Sleepy Eye. Minn: T II McGlll, Stayton; M Parry, Falls City; II G Jassmaiin, Erwin Rllter, Fred Val eutiue, E Portland; R 8 Stratum, Albany; J W Thorrbury, D Cavan augh, Gervals; J F Scarls and wife, Newburg; II J Herreii, E L Fuller, Portland; Jacob Ogle; Salem; J I Cress, Council Grove, Kits.; R G Wallace, S F; W A Wash, Dallas; Chin L Ogle, Elkhoru. Tho Bon Ton restaurant Is sotting tho best 2.") cent meals in tho city now. Orange and pineapple glaco tlnest, at Jones & Bcrunrdl's. -tho Hood's Sarsaparilla Is carefully prepared from Sarsaparilla, JLanMlon, Mandrake, Dock, Mpslescwa, Juniper Ucrrles, tmu oilier wcll-kiiowu and valuslilo vegetable remedies, by a peculiar combination, i roiiortlon, and process, glv 1 k to Hood's B.irMparllla curatlvo power lint possessed Ly other medicines. It etfects rcmarkablo cures where- others fall. Mood's Sarsaparilla Is the best blood purifier. It cures Bcrof ula, H-lt ltlieuin, Dolls, I'imples, all Humors, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache, IiuUgcstlon, General Debility, Catarrh, lihcuinatlsin, Kidney and Liver com plaints; overcomes That Tired Feeling, creates an appetite, builds up the system. Hood's Sarsaparilla Has met unparallcd success at homo. Such It Its ixpul.irlty lit Lowell, Mass., where it Is mado, that Lowell druggists sell more ol IIooU's Sarsaparilla than all other sarsapa iT.Us or blood purifiers. The same success Is extending all over the country. Hood's Sarsaparilla U peculiar In Its strength and economy. It Is the only preparation ot which can truly be said "loo Doses One Dollar." A 1 Kit Hoof Hood's Sarsaparilla taken accord ing to direction, will last a mouth. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is peculiar la tho confidence It gains among all claies of Pople. Where It Is once used It becomes n farorlte family remedy. Do not be Induced to buy othi-r preparations. Do sure to nvt the 1'ecullar Medicine, Hood's Sarsaparilla SoIdbydruxKltti. fit tlxforfi. I'rvparedby C I. i:OOI i. CO., A Ktliersrle, Lowell, Mass. IOO Dosos Ono Dollar JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils and Window Glass, Wall Pa per and 'Border, Artists' Ma terials, Lime, Hair. Nails and Shinglesllay, Feed and Pcnco Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc, NEW AIVnilTISE.UENT I I I. 11 I I III ! .. ' To Capitalists. Scnlcd proposals will bo received up tnU o'lock p. m.nf tlio27tli day of Mny A. D. 1S90, by tho board of directors of School DNtrletNo.21, of Slnnon counly.Oicgor, which Includes the city ofsnlcm for llio purchnso of thirteen thoiisoiid dn.lnra (MI0U0) worth or Uiobondt or sild school district In denominations of one hunurcd dollars ($nxn nnd upwnids. Thq Interest on those bo ndi to bo paid Rcml-nnimnlly nnd they nro to run twenty (20) yours, dalii bonds nro Issued undcrnnd by virtue of nn net nf tho 1 plslnturo of Uieeon for the your 1SS.. entitled nn net to umsud options :V7uiHl67ortltlO'I of nnncUoeit! llsh a uniform eourso of public Instruction In tho common schools ol tho state, np v roved October 1U,1872, approved ctobcril, 18S2 Th Is act wns approved February 'Ji. ISS5,thNnctipprovcd Fobrunry I7.HS7. dir ties blddlnxinusl specify the lowest mte of Interest at which tln-y proposo topurcnupo said bonds, ami tho amount they dcslroto purchnse.sovon thousand dallam worth to bopiirulms d July 1, KSUu, and six thou sand dollars (SdUOOi worth to bo purchased January 1,1890 No bids will bo considered where th proposed ralo f lutorcslls more than 5 porcentpcr annum or where the bid for tho bonds Is below par value Tho board reservo tho rlRht to rt'Jectnny or nil bids. Done by older of tho b-Nird ofdlroe tom nforonld this 17th day of March, A. D. ww. W.H, SIMPSON, cleric. m27 School Dlst, Ho. it, Marlon Co. Or. Stato Treasurer's tfGth-Noticc. Stnto of Oregon, Treasurer's Offlco. Hai.km, March '!d. IbOJ VTOTIon Is hcicby given that thcro nro IN sufllclent funds on hand to pay tho following warrants, nnd thanhy will bo paid on n'cscntatlnuiit this olllco. War rants of tho l8tio of 18S1) und ItSW, ns fol Iowh: number ifiui; iTOt, ijws i.i8. IWB, l(fa, 1710. IX!t,r722, 1712, 1717, lWt, 171fi, 17.vH 17(1.1, 2IISW, 20911, 2U0 2101, 21W, 22i, 2760, 2700. and 2770. Interest will tint bo allowed uner date of this notice. O. w WE1111, -),2l,2w. Btato Treasurer. Insure in Your Home Company ! "The State," Which has for tho past six years PAID MORE TAXAS. Issued Moro Policies, Received More Premiums, And Paid Moro Losses, Upou property locnted In Orefjon or Wash Ington tlrnn any other compnuy. It was tho First Company to Pay all Losses in Full and in Gasli Ily tho thrco great cdnilngrntlons of Senttlo Kllcnsburgnnd Kpoknno Falls. GEO. W. HEELER, City Agent, And Special Agent for Marlon County. Olllco In tho company's building. GEO. D.GOODHUE, Oflleo III Hlato l.nnd A Trust Co. build. Ing No. Ik'tHliitoMlmi-ut. Keep on huud continually SAND, Concrete and Filling Gravel. ALSO WOOD, Hawed and iinsnwed. I have tho besl facilities for handling sand nnd grave! of any denier In tho city, nd niakelt a point io till my ordcru promptly. , A Bargain I A desirable lot of lauds In lots to suit, seven miles soullisfest of Salem, within eighty lods ofsleanilioat lauding, tho best oak wood mid tuitnellr lltiiber-iitinugli Io pay tor Iho laud und It Is Kood now fur fruit, with cprlnus am men. low land Would tnlco a good miiall lot of 6 item property in i ruuo, Auures O. F. DKNtfJH. Salem, Mnrch 13, 1890. tny.i rtNK OF THK I.AUOI.HT IMTA1IMHII. UtnunlH In tho Hlalo. Ixuvor rates than Portland, lirecst stock Jx'gal lllanks In thohtale, a d hlggct discount. Hend for price list of Job printing, and rnlaloguo ot legul blanks. K. M. WAITK, bteot I'rlnter Huiem Oregon, STILL COMING, nnnixin uitiixtd JRYI ri i vi . hi ii i i iv Ul lllilU iUllJ -AT- CHAS. CALVERT'S. I jirt'o lots of new spring voods have at. ready boon reielved und inoro will arrive nil throiigli thufteakon. Special Invitation to nil tho ladles to Nit our store. ICxtra bargains Iu luditV and children' under wuru. 274 Com'l Street. 3-21-tf P. H. Easton Has Iho IlntMtlllno of ilunjo, Vlollnit und (Julian in the Mutn. Also Will thouwif'd khco.H ofmunloMt 10 cents, (Ml orwtite for it uutAligue, I'Iiiim mid onMitt tit Kiutern prices. Cash orinstullmcutf, i 94 State Street, Patton's Block. PRINTNG. W '4i I ; : ,i m