NEW AD-EKTISEMENTS.
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EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL
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EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY.
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Capital Journal Publishing Company.
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TKIt.MS OP HUHWIiUTION :
I IMII.Y
One jew, lj' man -WW)
bu moniiH, uy nun. in
Three manllM by mall 1 !H
l'v wfk delivered by carrier.... 15
wkkki.t 1
One year M r
fix month I ()
Three month ffl
lo re-
-tWimlmimteTH are authorized
gvivc fwuecriinHtti".
(7-.dvprtM)H( rutM ' ApplleHlton In
XVJM. II. PAHUV, . Mhiimrit.
Mi-Kntertnl at the Kulcm I'mlotllcp m
Htvind-clM matter.
iMONIUY, MAIK'If li.', 1889.
iror In flip luvlv lwfomc t?reat. and
for ierfeet safety they mut be giv
en to unuermaini mai iney can m;
indulged only ko far as they do not
euuangor me iieaim turn me oi iuc
organism to which they belong.
Those "appetite" only which are
recognized as tending to benefit the
whole, should Ikj gratified and the
Injurious ones checked. This i.s a
!e-ii in nolltlcnl nhwloloirv and
hygiene which we consider easy to
learn, easy to put in practice and
may Ix? made of local application.
TIIK DKADJlKJirKROK.
iti.Min.iNi; ix tiii: rip us.
A.N.VOnCkJIKMH.
Mr.W'HMterllrHitlyai.-.fHKli II
Jlvwl' Mlixtroln MurahX.
KkiTiiuriN runwi (un.MI
For Marlon county will be held
at tin' njM'ni Iioiiho in SiiIciii on
Tlmrmlay, March )lli, 18.98, at II
o clock a. in. fur tlic nuriKise of
electing It di-legatoM to the Mate
convention to In held in Portland
thellthdayof April ISSN, mid to
nominate live candidates for the
legislature, county clerk, hiieriir,
recorder, treasurer, whool HiiHrin
lOiideiit.twocoiiiiiilHxIdiierH.aKwwMtr,
Hiirveyorandcoroiior, audio transact
any other business thai may iroi-
tiny come iwrure (ju. convention,
I'rimaruw will Ix- held on Sat unlay,
March tilth.
.M'l'OHTIONMKXI.
ThoKtvcml prwlncts are entitled
to tliofollowliig iiiniiU'rerdulegiitcH:
HmImii if,
The Hen ton Leader, the ablest
demoemtic uewftiKiiier in Oregon,
looks at it like tills:
"The removal of Mr. Clow
from the Hiiperinlendency
of thejieiiiteiitlary by the Governor
Is embarrassing. The reason assign
ed by the Governor, Is that Mr.
Clow had sent Home teams and con
victs to Ills f n rm In work without
charging himself with the item until
two months after the matter had
been noticed bv the papers. No
man stands higher in Oregon than
Mr. Clow for Integrity, and we do
not believe that Jie lias liccii guilty
of wrong. Theio lias been a mis
take and wo wish there were a way
to have It corrected. Othervvbu it
will result in trouble in the demo
emtic nartv. Ijosldos resultim? In
wrong ton gentleman who Is. we
liolleve, as htralght as a string."
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Hmitli HnUm
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(hr'ii. Co. (Vii. Coin.
t;i
The death of Emperor William I,
ofGermauy, removes a singularly
majestic figure from the world, in
some respects the foremost. A great
soldier, a great ruler, and a Ann be
liever in the ancient idea of the
"divine right of kings," he was the
last of his kind. He stood alone,
and now that ho is gone there is ,
none like liim.
Ills crreat age made him all the
more remarkable. To think that
but yesterday the man lived who at
the age of fourteen, when after the
disastrous battle of Ulm, Germany
lay bleeding at the feet of France,
was taken bv hismotherto the tomb ,
of Frederick William and sworn to
avenge his defeat; and that that
oatli was taken seventy-seven years
jiLro. mid fulfilled sixtv vears after.
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It is a great stretch of time from the
battle of Waterloo, where William
won a major's commission by
bravery, to the French palace
of Versailles, fifty-six years after
wards, where in the hulls of
his ancient enemies lie was crowned
emperor of Germany, and the seven
teen years oi prosperous reign wiucu
closed yesterday. Death dropping
the curtain on a career that has not
its equal in ancient or modern his
tory. The loni? relirn of Louis XIV was
a magnificent one, but it was his
generals mat marcneu to uattie: the
long reign ot ciueen Victoria uas
been a progressive one; but It was
on the whole, composed of victories
of iieaee, and not of war; but no
where else in hlstorv can lie fnniu! n
parallel to the great Hohenzollern,
wiui minute skill cousol uatimr Ms
jiower, and finally after fifty years
otton, imckeu ny an entire nation,
rlfllnir to vlctorv and assumlmr the
crown of an einjieror on a conquered
Held in tno Heart ofa hostile city.
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ADVIHIT1SE3IENTS.
First Nationa
Bank
SALEM, OREGON.
W.M. N. I.AIUJE, -1)11.
J. IlEVNOLI)S,
JOHN MOIH. - -
- - President.
Vice l'rpsldent.
. - Cnvhier.
H. .1. Minthorn President
S. karkar. - Vice-President
H. is. cook . necrciary
C. H. Moores -. Treasurer
The Oregon Land Comp'uy
CAPITAL STOCK, - - - $20,000
GENERAL BANKING,
U.plionMinn Pnrflnml. Stall FmnrKm.
i New York, Ixndon and Hong Kong
bousht and sold. State, County and City
: ..'nvnnte lm.l.t li'nrmnru nrn pnrrllnllv
j invited to deposit tind transact business
Wlta us. LilDcrai aavances muuu ou
V wheat, wool, hops and other property at
ssrensonable rates. Insumnce m i-uch se
curity can be obtained at the bank in
Pmnst rf1lnhli mninnnlns.
w
J. D. McCully,
IS RECEIVING A FINE LINE OF
NG CLOTHING ! !
ODD
'M ATS
ILL Ill'V AND SELL HEAL ES-
Intn Tu lifif wnphlnir ItlinHrnHo rr
thousands of eiistern people by extensively
advertising In nil of the leading news
papers of tho United States. Their facili
ties for finding, buyers of real estate are un
excelled. It Is to the Interest of those ha.
Ing real estate to sell, to place It where
buyers come to buy.
B. S. COOK, Manager.
If. J. Minthorx, Assistant.
Office: front room up stairs In the State
Insuranco Company's building.
ANNUAL" election
i School District No. 24.
rnHE ANNUAL ELECTION OK SCHOOL
JL District No. 2t, Marion county, Ore
gon, will be held on the second Slonday of
March, that being
Monday, March l'. 1888,
At Heed's Opera House,
For the purpose of electing one (1) School
Director to hold for the term of three (3)
years, and a School Clerk for the term of
one year. Polls open at 2 o'clock, p. m.,
O. P. LiTeirviEi.n.
Chairman.
human m nu.iiiru.
7..1TION.
OII(l.M.
A jKilltlcal organization Mike tho
litiiit.ni body -n Its n.rN mti-t l
harmoniously unlliil av) m,
riinil, MirvlciHible whole, limln,
miiMtlM uimI nerves must work In
unlwiii, iiiic synijitiK Wth, isiu-
tnilllug and iiUtlng tl Uu.,- ,
pliyMnil nrk Is the i,,uli. When
im-iinuu mils In It functions, ,K,
otIu-ruienilK'i.aicalmKw.,i,seleor
-Hmueauilivat the uieivv of
Hirnmiwiiiic fn--. If the ml
roAiH-tliclroilliv, tin. uior i. or
MllUlii aultVi uiiltw,aUtwl by the
hniiil.fithi... Iftlu. Iiv.iiIh-1
jMrdut,vil.lywlllllH U(1,
Irt"". If Hi.' ,.i,.u.n.. i
KliUUiiiiHtai In imiIiik rlrlnkliiK Uu.
Wlili ImkI.n iH llleivby;iujuiv.l to
HwfXIwH toul.lcl. ,hi appetite
Jio'wiiiiwiiitnillwl, mil I m, on Wh
m-tHp- 'UlKlilt mit I,. ,. lllllmil
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hgiir lo it r M ,vu. n.
i-m iiyurMKv tVU, SuiUulili
tho i nmiilii,M, All It,
iHiHHwutwi(,lt,l,r Individual
HMlly IUII.I JmIhnt A.r Hit. M..HI of
.... , or wiiiitimk h tlw nmill,
ullWim ,..Nm.tl.v In pr,,,mrtlo (o
V"' '"'IHWUiHtv ,4 ,- imrt in
;'Urm,.u,H,.. A,,u..rtl U(u
Wl-lll.,H,y
wHi-WudhHc It i,w.u,Wf WM
to;HH..,fcr
In nil ti.iu-.ui ......... . ",ri
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NO IJI3COUNT ON THIS.
Real namo of the next democratic
candidate for the presidency:
ClevelanD,
VoorheEs,
McDoNuld,
ItaNdall,
Hljrgins,
Kt. John.
Jliirmim's "ireatest show
earth" is going to England.
The amount of public money
which Gov. Hill of New York spent
in furnishing his executive mansion
is about $1(10,00(1.
Church music In New Vork Cltv
employs about 000 organists and
vocalists, whose annual salaries
amount tout least fci'iO.OOO.
A language that threatens to rival
Voiapuk in Chicago has made its
apcaraiico there. A swinging sign
In front of a Chicago store reads,
'The Truth Hpokcn Here."
The remarkable cases of onlitlnii.
mla that allllct the ordlnarv linlfnn.
man on .Sunday whenever lie comes
in the neighborhood of a saloon
ought to be scientifically investigat
ed. The Secn'tarv of War ivnorts tlmi
the number of men in tin irnit..,i
Ktates available for milltarv wrvle..
18,021,00.), exclusive of lOO.S;!- that
ate now oimilled in the nwnin.
arui.N.
The ('oiniulsslom-i- or liutlan
Alliilri has decided that il...
Chemketts have exclusive rlirlii (.
deteinilne who are ami who are not
euuens. 'I in. Indians are great ly
njoleed overt lie decision iiil will
take steps nt once to exis'l from
liulian Territory all whonro remain
iiiJC theivliidelliiiiceorihe law
John Vm.irl.aii ,.... ,.... w.i.... mwNW",DIH
.s.LiniiihK. ni i i ..;... ..."" "" il El? 2 2 ? 2S ?'. m u
.' " ,-....,.; j.Miuit iiiiiioilliett " "-' '"' " wt ii ZttO Tl 2187
l..W;lm nmilliiaus for the otlhv SS SS SS SR S SS IZ 2J3
Of sllp M'..r II..II , .. 'J-M.1 'Wt.l ifv.1 na.i. .lu.t ,T.;:7 .11?? I."? -"w
' " ""iiiiy, as nuiews:
AND-
FURNISHING GOODS, ETC.
24!) COMMERCIAL STREET,
SALEM, OREGON.
WM. BROWN & CO.
-DKAI.KK IN-
Titi: Courier Journal
free trade hill now before
ii
calls the
Comrres
'a bill to avert a nanic." It Is said
that dreams work contrariwi.-.e. and
the saying is verified in this case.
I he dream of the democrats Hint
they were going to avert a panic has
in reality ci eaten one, or as near it
as the buoyant spirit of the Ameri
can people will allow.
STATE TREASlllEiTS 30TH XOTICH
srvn o oiit'oo.N,TiiU!iiriiKUoii-iri:.i
sii.ku, .Man lis, is,i.
Vroril-K IS HKItllltY UIVKN THAT
y tliiTe are fluids on hand tu pay the
rollmvlnii- vrurniuts, unit that tin- wim0
will Ih .ild on pneutatlon nt tills oltliv
Tin; U.ulsvllle Courierloiiriial,
dimrau. ver tu. in.,K.idlng def.vt
of the free twde bill to !... 1
-- iii mni"-v.
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HtlMt uil-rMll 1'r '" " "''"Mkv.UvetheehalrM.,, I..l
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anil rulukir (Mr
w rrts thf umm dAuanH. iM
t ham, m lW arv rf t, m, lu
U In th tKliiv. Ttory n ht i
tW iihM ivMUuUliqi TVy ! n.
wiwbMtli)r.H44l'lt wm
iwmIvImc k gtwtaM MWV ,4 IMI.
Uan; iW mm wlw iKInl. ihr .Mn
ffhtt)' $ Mr wriai 1
MHl Wh If ft win--
rtwWMHW Um4 to 4.
"Stlrn-d by the luipuU- or (Killtlcal
olhorvaiuH-, ami ivci'iillng the
uantsofaKnNit and inn. iUw,..i.. .....
11,1,1 ' ivessiv ( ani.ouiiir !mr-
-ciu' cHiidldiiten for sherlir."
That Is an luioraiit batch ol In-
'. views mm niemlH-iN of t,e
National Democratic Cou'iuilitw,
whleli our Washiiiifiim ...rr. '
-e-i ..s-i, .jpifj-
..v.ii s.uus mis wM..k. The most
client imiut is tlieunHiiluiousseiitl
llielil ailioiiK tliein f,,r r.,i i i....
M Miiii.in,,r.v plank in the ,wrtv L'Sii?7 !"? 3" '
llir..riii. - I-.v. ' ! J S J" 2 " " , JW w aw
X ss m, jj s w SK
MV Vn Mil J67S 3RD 3M) uu ul- SnU
mt uv, hn mto asu uti Civ Sif
& :&' jiff sis - M" 1? 5 (Si
Tll ltMIal llliiiilu. . . . .
.hhIihT 7.y .Sr-,"'?,,".-"r
H. W. WKIIII,
Trwi.urr.
T.rc.1 io K6 3WJ also an M1J !r'3 Mila
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SHOES
btlicr and Huts ! " mf
CASH PAH) FOR IVYO A)jHf
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DAVlDJSlMPSOK,
uierK.
A Hide of People
Arc daily lloelfing to KELLER & SONS,
The Grocers, and making purchases from
their large stock of goods. In teas and
coffees you can buy a line article, while in
Mltmrs vmi mm trtit crvtm r .i.l.a o..
Intcd, powdered or
CRUSHED.
We are sure we can please you In price,
quality and quantity. Convince yourself
by leaving a sample order. Nearly every
day
A FREIGHT TRAIN
Comes steaming into Salem and has more
or less goods for us. AVe. keep everything
In the grocery, crockery and glassware
line. W lien the price of any article
FALLS
We give you the beneflt. Our stock Is now
complete. Wc hae a room
80 FEET
rou3gho,(,,!!ChG.i,C(li,atcaI!,1, " ood'
KELLER & SONS,
The Grocers.
ties in Fruits
Evaporated Apples,
Evaporated Peaches,
Evaporated Nectarines,
Evaporated Apricots,
Evaporated Pears.
Wool, Hides, I'pIIs mid Fins.
No. SU (oiiiineivlaljstn-el,
SALKM, - . ORI-XIOX.
DON'T YOU FORGET IT!
Dried Peeled Peaches,
Dried Peaches,
Dried Apricots,
Dried Currants,
Dried Apples,
Dried Grapes
Oregon Petit Prunes,
Imported German Prunes,
Smyrna Figs,
Raisins,
Persian Dates,
at
Weller Brothers'
5M1, Commercial Street.
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llieuhok. imww of iwrtv .uu...... i..
iHitM,wi. rm.rty emieu. I.usl.
iw-. Iih. Ihvii irtwIimMr. Itamlall
ami hU rniuil Ivfim-.tmi tuo avail
- tin- mIImiii (0tmW Watteron
"mm w. Nwft. hliiiM-irthe ow.
lutlM.njHaU,ve m(tlly ,hrVM,
.Mr. lUuulult ami i.u .u. ...
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Vt t1lltti.. WV lMteit tU
.UH, IlKMM'IkMI MIHllbvVWm
U.N It.
H K. Ill IVn
JK i'lltois
Dubois brothers,
liOinrl.MN
Ghcmekete Hotel.
Jmm I.
CVvbimI
ik'MUHnu-v In 1 iku,
It (kr iihwv tlliUeuit Ut
. Ittnu It wm. 4 MMm x-Mi-InWl
rfl.-r .11..
PRIS12 l?.Ui5,
Sa Rmm W U-wca TraV(rfs
!-IJCM. . . oftiiauK
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MM af&
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H'kllI
A't the Opera House Corner,
ARK DAILY UKCK1VIXO
New Dress' Goods,
New Prints,
New Clotl-iino;,
New Everyttiing,
" Aarxllls ,he ,,,. !lt tlulrUMm, L()w
CALL ANP S12E US;
lii'iiif Your We anil Slay Awhile ! !
Will take Chickens, Butler and Eggs on Account. '
S. Friedman,
Brs MxN.Vf.KK.
SALEM
Will have tho largest boom thi
season In
Millmery and Fancy Goods
M&'klf,??iv?. lM?k i,ut for our lafse
mocu io arrive in a few days.
CIIAS. CALVERT,
Salem, Oregon.
COUNTV DEMOCRACY.
Primaries.Conventions and Precinct Clubs.
l'nmfJi!''on uuty DemocmtloiCentrsl
mnrinn"" ,"iS Jur ''U'S ."c pn
anil it. ...v.. .1111,111. i UCIOCKD,
ami nr Mrou?,y nvenlon on friday,
MrU or March, at 10 o'clocka. m., In yiii
Al'TOUTIONMENT.
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.North Salem lis
rjur Niiii.i "- r-
v, 'ft.1";. - 7 SHvorton ......
AlimHII r
Stuyton .. ?
T"rnr -- -. ii
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HuUwixVm.;m S
p. m.,
toe
leru.
Oerx-nls .
Howell lnilrle.
Marlon
On
Cha intra?
Aurora
Kalrfleld . .
LnbUb. - ..
MehaniH
Total
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