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iaw"" "JWJW"-" ''"wwMSWwjiS"' M S t w .c J FIVE CENT "p CAPITAL JOXJRNAL.BouPo IIS THIS ISSUE, IN THIS ISSUE. 1 VOIi. 6. "THE PEOPLE'S PAPEB." 8ALEM, OBEON, SATURDAY, APRIL 1, l893. "TO-DAY9 .NEWS TO-DAT." NO. 77. --, v ', ' i . -ivj m4 )ht c v 'rr Q- N- TO CLIMB THE Golden Sfair YOU MUST GO J-- The foundation of great wealth la more often laid in SMALL SAVINGS than in GREAT EARNING8. What vou save on purchases of us will start you up tbe 8TAIR of FORTUNE. 9-Remember the MECHANIC'S and FARMER'S CASH STORE IS THE PLACE. J. W. THOMAS, REMARKABLE - OF - PREMIUM BOOKS - TO JOURNAL Books can be seen BOOK Cut out this coupon, and when you have live of different numbers Bend tbe five coupons with 6 cents (a nickel or stamps) to cover cost of postage, clerical work, etc., to COUPON the journal. Salem. you. select from tbe catalogue on 2nd While we expect to be able to fill all times may be exhausted. Because of a second and third choice. If out of of both we will send third. Give catalogue number and title. very plainly. Title of First Choice Second Choice. Third Choice . My Name Address You must send five coupons of different numbers and 5 cents (a nickel or stamps.) Regular daily subscribers, must not De in arrears ror subscription. Keeping Pace With the Times. Have your business accounts kept it PERFECT books, such are The Frey Patent Flat Opening Books. Books that are worthy of the patronage and praise of the Government Of ficials of tbe State of Oregon, and the greater portion of the mercbantile men of tbe State, are surely derserving of a trial by everyone. Manufactured In Oregon ONLY by Tbe Meston-Dygert Book Mfg. Co., Proprietors ot THE CAPITAL CITY BINDERY. Binders to the State of Oregon, Printers and Lithographers, Salem, Oregon. 500,000 OSWEGO - FALL 1892. We would call tbe attention of dealers, and large and small planters,- to our large and varied assortment of Erult Trees and Small Fruits, Ornamental, Shade, Nut and Evergreen trees. Our trees are clean, smooth, and flrst-closs in every reared. Send for catalogue and price list. Address, Walling & Jarisch, jtSFMention this paper. . N. CHURCH rLL. CHURCHILL & BURROUGHS. Tinners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters; SHEET METAL WORKERS. Ageuta for the celebrated economic force and lift pump. 100 Ohep.eketa Street. F. T. HART, 247 COMMERCIAL STREET. A. N. HALES, Proprietor. R. H. PRICE, Manager. A. N. HALES' LIVERY. (Saceeuor to H. JJL. JXjaa.) Livery, Feed and Boarding Stable A full supply or Horses and Buggies on band. Horses boarded by day, week or month. Office at stable, corner of Liberty and Ferry streets, East of Willamette hotel. J. VLTflORNBORG, THE IJPIILST15RER. Recovers and repairs upholstered furniture. Long Experience In the trade enables me to turn out first-olaes work. Samples of coverings. No trouble to Rlva esUuates. BUte Iawranee Weok, CbmektU street. THB GOLDEN.:: STAIR. TO s- 297 Commercial DISTRIBUTION - READERS. at this office. Or., and anv book Dace will be sent you Free, postpaid orders for any book, tbe supply at this it will be better for you to give tbe first we will send second; if out Write your own name and address Isook. .Number of .hook. ir... 1' to take advantage of this offer,! TREES ! NLJRSKRIKS. SPRING, 1893, Osvsrego, Oregon. T. B. BURROUGHS. No. 3. LEADING MER0HAN1 TAILOR. J. TO-. THOMAS' St., SALEM. IS RICHARDSON INSANE. Then are Signs of It in the Fol lowing. There is much comment among read ers of tbe Journal report of the at tempted wreck of the Southern Pacific Friday, some holding Richardson to be a train wrecker. The Eugene Guard prints this: A deeper mystery has been added to the aflulr by a statement made by one W. H. Go&sler, who recently arrived here with a party of immigrants from Iowa. He knew Riebardson there sev eral years ago and they recognized each other on tbe streets here several days ago, In recounting his experience since they bad met last, Richardson told Gossler a story of bow' he saved a train on the Union Pacific railroad when coming-out here two years ago. That he "discovered a boulder which had rolled down tbe hillside on the track,'1 west of Pendleton and that "going round tbe curve he set fire to bis coat, and flagged tbe train" and re ceived $3000 and a life pass oyer their. system. As it is improbable that the experience he related ever happened and as most of his other conversation showed that his mind was full of su perfluity, it may be Unit the matter on his mind at that time amounted to a pre-intimation of last night's exper ience. He also showed Mr. Gosaler lots in different parts of Eugene, claim ing to own them although his claim was not true. RICHARDSON'S CONDITION. Portland, Apr. 1. The condition of George E. Richardson, hero of last Thursday night's attemp to wreck tbe Southern Pacific train continues to im prove and bis ultimate recovery is almost assured. Cows All Riqht. J. F. Savage says if the Item about starving cows re ferred to bis stock that it is false. He says be feed and waters his stock twice each day and that he will cheerfully convey members of the humane society to his place for inspection at any time. Small Purchases. Yes, we buy our grocery stock in small quantities, and our patrons appreciate it, for thus our goods are always fresh. Prompt delivery, Clark & Eppley. Kansas Gallery. Montee Bros, have left tbe town and tbelr gallery south of tbe poatofilce is now occupied by H. S. Mullt. First class photos from $2.00 to $3.00 per dozen. 3-28-lOt Save Your Fruit. Wm. Wright has a good spraying outfit, and Is pre pared to spray family orchards on short notice Prices reasonable. The fruit saved on one tree will more than pay the expense of caring for fifty trees. Leave word with Gray Bros. tf m The society poet of the Astorian, in fit of indigestion writes: Crinoline or cholera, Whlcb one will it bo To sweep tbls western continent In eighteen niuety-three. m Enlarged. We wish to announce to all. that we have itreatly enlarged our stock of carpets and fine furniture and would be very much pleased to have tbem inspected while tbe assort ment lb large. Buren &. Son. Compressed yeast Clark & Eppley. Dr. Contris fills teeth without pain. A. B. Buren &, Bon will close their State street store, and move tbe goods nto their new warehouse in the rear of tbelr store. Tbe Kansas Gallery is south of tbe postofflee at Montee's old stand. First class work aad honest treatment. Give as a ealL MM About Frauds in the Behring Sea Commission. :.i SPEAKER CRISP AND CLEVELAND X- llare Got.Tpjjether On Yery Im iwrtant Issues. HAERI80N ON ORESHAM. . Discovery tif a Mare's Nest in the . . Behnng.Oommisslon. Indianapolis, April 1. Ex-President Harrlouafter reading the article about extravagant allowance to staff of Behring Sea Commission said: "I don't know anything about It." Whed pressed for an explanation he said: "Weill, general Foster was em ployed by Blaine, at what pay I do not know. I know, General Foster, how ever,' has dorie noble work. About the other charges! have nothing to say, as I am Ignorandof. facts.' 'crisp HAS HIS ORDERS. He Must Conform to Cleveland's Policies. WASHiNdTON, April 1. Tbe Post says Speaker Crisp had a consultation with the president in reference to an extra session. The president, It is un derstood, exacted assurance from Crisp, latter would support the president's re form, monetary reform and pension re form policies. Tbu speaker gave those assurances. He was then informed that an extra session will surely be called In September and vacant com mittee chairmanships are to be giyen immediate attention. Owing to tbe determination of retire Mr. Springer from the ways' and means committee it will have a new chairman. Will Mc Millln is the next member in Hue of promotion. Wilson is also talked of. Ifc.is thought-jiiiyres wll succeed .Ho man as chairman of tbe committee on appropriations. " BOUND TO BE BLOODSHED. Trouble Among the Choctaws A Battle Imminent. Washington, April 1. A telegram was received this morning from Agent Bennett at Union agency, saying He was enroute to the scene of threatened trouble between tbe Choctaws, and for warded t be following telegram from Commissioner Gibbens: "The oppos ing forces are in camp, four miles apart, preparing for a conflict. There Is bo and to be blood shed, unless speedy relief can be had." BURNED TO DEATH. A Railroad Men's Hotel in Flames With Fatal Result. Bradford, Pa., April 1. A fire was discovered early this morning in Hlg gms' hotel, patronized chiefly by rail road men, of whom about Beventy-flve slept in the structure. When tbe fire broke out tbe escape of many was cut off by the flames, and they were com pelled to jump from the windows. The structure was entirely consumed, together with tbe Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg depot and freight bouse, and one or two other structures. Three bodies have been found and two are known to be still In tbe ruins; twenty five are injured as tbe result of tbe fire. The financial loss is about $100,000. A Couple of Denials. Wabiiinciton, April 1. Secretary Gresbam denies tbe report that tbe United States minister at St Petersburg has been directed to stop all negotia tions concerning tbe Russian extradi tion treaty, with a view to having the whole matter reierred back to this gov ernment. Speaker Crlnp's private secretary says there is no truth In the report that Cleveland requested hltn to see about arranging his committees, as be Intend ed to call an extra session on the first of September. A Carpenters' Kick. New York. April 1, Walking dele gates, representing the four carpenter organizations in this city, have Joined to fight tbe the system of letting con tracts, by which large Jobs taken by one contractor are sublet piecemeal to smaller ones. MoHntaia Fires. Connellhvillb, Pa., April 1. Mountain fires are raging all along tbe Eastern slope of Chestnut Ridge and kvarel hill nosalaiBS. Several farm houses and barns burned last night and today, and wind Is carrying fire at a rapid rate toward the orphan school near Unlontown. Under brush and leaves are dry as tinder. TERRIFIC MINE EXPLOSION. Fifteen Lives Lost, and the Mine in Momentary Danger. Shamokin, Pa., April 1. A miner's lanm caused an explosion in tbe Nlel- son shaft operated by Langdon &Co. this morning. Many miners m tue mine at the time esoaped, but twelve orfifteen lost their lives, and a num ber miners were suffocated. Owing to vesterday being a holiday not as many men were at work as usual. Ton of the men have been recovered. It Is not certainly known any more are In tbe mine which Is burning fiercely with momentary danger of explosion, despite this force of men. and of ficials battling tbe flames and gas. The dead were all found in a vein to which smoke found way from a vein two hundred feet below. A thousand men are thrown out of employment. Dropped Dead. Independence, Or., April 1. D. P. Penrose, an employe in tbe lumber-yard of Prescott and Venese, dropped dead while, at his work yesterday at 11 o'clock. He was talking in the engine-room a few minutes before in apparent good health. He was first seen among tbe lumbar lying on his back, and after being picked up gave a gasp, and nevor again breathed. Tbe deceased leaves a widow and five children living here. Squire Abingdon. Glabqow. Anrll 1. George Abing don Balrd, tbe noted sporting man who died at New Orleans, Marob 18tb, was burled in the family vault atStlde- boll. Cbasles Mitchell was present but his presence was evidently distasteful to relatives, and he was not allowed to join tbe funeral procession. Rip Van Winkle's Home. Buzzards Bay., Mass., April 1. The beautiful summer residence of Jo seph Jeflereon, the actor, was totally destroyed by fire this afternoon. It is feared Helen McGrntb, cook, perished in the flames. Several of the help re ceived serious Injuries. Mrs. Jeflereon and other members of the family es caped uninjured Fire was caused by an explsslon of gas In tbe cellar. Brick Strike. Springfield. Mass.. Anr. 1. A brick layers strike begun today. Scarce ly half dozeu trowels are in use. All tbe big contractors have locked men out. MARKETS. Portland, April 1. Wheat valley $112.J1.15. Walla Walla, $1.05. 1.00. San Francisco, April 1. Wheat, May $1.25. CiucAao, April 1. Wheat .76 "Brace Up." Is a tantalizing admonition to those who at this season feel all tired out, weak,wltbout appetite and discouraged. But tbe way in which Hood's Barsapar lila builds un the tired frame aud elves a good appetite, is really wonderf'il. bo we say, "Take Hood's and It will brace you up." For a general family catbartlo we confidently recommend Hood's Fills. Most Be Sold I Eighty acres of good land, mostly ready for plow, good, small house nine month's school. Price reduced to $1000. Terms easy. Other property for sale. Call on F. J. Btrayer, 203 Commercial street. Salem. 8-29 8t Miss May Wilkins. Fashionable dressmaker, parlors in room 2, new Hughes block. Cutting and fitting a specialty. Agent for tbe New York tailor system. A Bargain. T. HolversonA Co. yes terday placed on sale an elegant line of fancy dress goods at 50c per yard. If you want a genuine bargain, go early, So simple yet alway efficacious In all bilious disorders la Slmmous Liver Reg ulator, Dr. Contrls fills teeth without pain. Large assortment of fine furniture well selected and reasonably sold at Burkn & Bon. sUsfBerry Plants. an, Gregg, Cnthbert and Malabar, last two redstrong plants. Several thousand, eall early, or deliv ered free to any part of the elty, at re duced rates. Leave orders at Jobs G. Wright's grocery. H. W. Savage, Market Gardner, bales. S-18 twd Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S Gov't Report ABSOLUTELY PURE " THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Saturday Evening's Capital Jour nal will be found on sale at following places: Simon's cigar store. Patton's book store. Hellenbrand'a restaurant. Capital city lunch counter. Bennett's cigar store, P. O. block. First Presuyterian Church. Easter subjects. In tbe morning at io :30, subject "Sun Rise at tbe Sepul chre." Subject in the evening "He Llyeth to All Life." Sunday school at 12. Young people's meeting at 0:15. Every body welcomed to our services. i . Congregational. Services con ducted by P. S. Knight. Special East er services. Miss Carpenter will sing lu the morning, "I know that my Re deemer Hveth." Hallelujah chorus In tho evening. Alt seats full. Unity Church. Services morning and evening, appropriate to Easter, conducted by Rev. W. E. Copeland, pastor. Sunday school at 12 rn. All invited. St. Paul's Episcopal. Holy com munion at 8:30 a. in. Morning prayer and communion at 10 a.m. Children's services at 4 p. m. Evening service at at 7:30 p. m. Gospel Temperance Meeting. Tbe usual gospel temperance meeting will be held at tbe W. C. T. U, hall at 4 o'clock. President W hi taker will give a talk. All invited. Evanoelist. MIbb Anna J. Wins tow, the Quaker evangelist, will preach In the Evangelical tabernacle In East Salem on Sabbath evening. Come and hear her. m African M. E. Easter servioo at 11 a. m., from tho text of Matthew 2, 2 0. No evening service. EvANaELiOALCnuROU. No preaob log tomorrow, out tho Sunday school at 12 m, J. Bowersox, pastor. PERSONAL AND LOCAL. Mrs. E. B. Baker is at Portland. The Incessant raino for several days have stopped much travel. Dr. Reynolds went to Brooks this morning, A Mr. Cams, recently of Ohio, is in the city with a vlow to locating. Bishop Wlstar Morris returned to Portland. Budd Chapman the brick artist is at Portland. March went out with a genuine roar and bluster which has kept people out of town. Regular meeting of 8alem Grange to day. A boy, driving a very lame horse to a buggy, was one of the Bights on Com mercial street today. J. W. Cox, the popular grocery sales man, has taken a position at J. G. Wright's Pioneer store. Nut dlps,fresh at Jones & Bernardl's. Simmon Liver Regulator has never been known to fall to cure all liver dis eases. HORN. COX. Thursday, March 28lb, 1803, to the wife of C. 0. Cox at Monmouth, a Klrl. DKATI14. BINGHAM. At the homo on Hluh streat, Salem, Kenneth, aged thri-o years, only ctillu or Mr. una Mrs. Geo. G. Blnebam. of cerebro spinal fever, after au illness of two a:id a naif weeks. Tbe remains were sent to McMInn villeon the afternoon train, accompan ied by Mr, and Mrs. Bingham, their former home. The deatb of tbelr little son has been a terrible loss to tbe parents. Baby cried, Mother sighed, Deetor prescribed Casteri ' Baking' Powder THEY ARE TAKING WELL Immense Popularity of Oar Prem ium Book Enterprise. ' Some of Them Works of Art . Only Two Weeks More Before tho Great Distribution TakM Fiacc. Tbe number of people calling to ex amlnetbe Journal's premium books grows larger dully, and all express themselves well pleased. Several clergy men und teachers have been in and ex-1 amlned the novels, sketches, biograph ies, and adventures there are also,' sportsmen's works on baseball, the horse, and records of military exploits in tho volunteer and regular army and they say no better collection of I standard literature was ever presented to tbe people. Some of the premium books are works of art, containing scores of plate en gravings as good as are made. The novels are wholesome, selected by two competeut literary ladles of Chicago, and there Is not au immoral page in tbe collection we believe. No better collection of fiction and family reading was ever presented to tho public. The third of the series of our grand book distribution coupons appears lu tills Issue. Cut it out. It ' will be redeemed according to its terms" and la good for five cents towards as good a 23 ct. book as can be put on the market, adding tbe expense of post ago. Savo your coupons. Study the catalogue. Write out your order and : be prepared to claim your book as soon as coupon No. 6 appears which will be in two weeks. Teacher's M&etino. The Salem teacher's held their regular monthly meeting at tbe East building March 28th. After disposing of the business part of tbe program they listened to a most thoughtful address by Rev. Ha ven, Tho speaker took for his them the life-work of his father Bishop E. O. Haven, drawing from it many help ful suggestions for tbe earnest teacher, Such truths as "Tho mission of true teaching is to build character rather than to communicate facts" so that the pupil may havo strength to gain knowledge for himself, were forcibly illustrated from Bishop Haven's ex perience. Also the Importance of pre serving the personality of each child and of developing self-control as au im portant element in discipline. No better Illustration of tbe result of the father's theory could bo found than the address of tho son, every sentence of which showed broad culture .with out the slightest attempt to "air his knowledge" The address was fol lowed by a spirited discussion, the question being "Resolved, That the teacher should be promoted with bis class for at least two years" There were many bright things said on both sides though nothing less than an ex pert lawyer could have ,told which, side somo of the teachers talked on,' To the average mind they seemed to be 1 on both sides. The discussion proved forouo thing that there were good arguments. Eastku Lilies The ladles of the Unity church received from California J it present of a great quantity of beauti ful eulltt llllex, and u huge bax ot by. 1 clnt lis, and other fragraut (lowers, far 1 Easter decorations. Miss Piniciiam Has had an MB--! uui luu mii cumcr uuiiMuiu, iiik : confessedly the prettiest lu the oky. , Full tttoulc of new spring styles will fa J stiowu every uay. .new wore itw uewti . j rtreet. SI Sfcl !! A Regular Tkkat. That berber we are selling at 60o a yard not be duplicated in the elty. while the assortment hi good, t, Holvereou. ' Without a doubt SIwhom Itsgulator will eure you. It ha thousands. '"MS i ' mi J,JH-'VdfrMt . fhW'i'1-- 3f J-- -i,:t&,.,M.A-J-'