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About Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1888)
0UPGENERAL NEWSl S0CIAL L- jgutd Account of Doings in Cily and Country. HomeAgtln. pr. and Mrs. Gray are home ' V.-it-rnin iind BrenarinK for Man t-uiv ... T....ni.,t J,e Blind, Tvhich tvM take upe some uuiu "v. --- nnrt a very l'1 - Stotfat the Teachers' National invention in San Francisco. They iltly enjoyed many drives with Sir former townsman, when living SeDalles, Judge W. Lair Hill Jho showed them all the good "" ... t- ,m. otin Ilia nrp. ,lntSOftIieir iuim -;; -i- Oakland. The Doctor ent home, ,nd wife were also ionuuuw m J-of the party that Messrs. Ban mft & Co., the well-known pub ffl took to the Cliff House, rllen Gate Park, Nob Hill and -her prominent places. They cor Tjrate the universal testimony that Prof. McElroy, State Supt., u indefatigable in his efforts to ..read the just praises of Oregon. They return rested, refreshed and ready for the duties of their respon sible positions in ii:ii "j""." work. Without solicitation tne journal feels like adding that any person mnwinir of any one in tne state ue- pnved of sight would do well to let Dr. Gray know the address. . Surprise Party. A pleasant surprise party was giv en last evening in honor of Misses Iary and Alice Steiner. The party was a complete surprise, the young ladies finding the house in possess ion of the guests upon their return from the baud concert. Following u a list of those present: Misses Mary Steiner, Alice Steiner, Mary Matthews, Ida Diusmore, Minnie Thatcher, Laura Starr, Emma Starr, Mary Stuart, Jessie Southwick, Ida Burley.'Nellio Southwick, Ella Bur ley and Cora Blosser; Messrs. Har ry Singleton, Jos. Baumgartner and Gaylord Cooke. A delightful ereuing was spent by all present with games and music. Ice cream was served and the guests departed at a late hour. Prefers Oiegon to All. After leaving Oregon last fall, Prof. M. V. Rork, a Michigan edu cator from Lansing, took charge of the public school at Missoula, Mon tana. He made somewhat of a tour of that territory, of the towns on the Sound, and of California. But, til things considered, he prefers Oregon for a permanent home. He has decided to send for his wife, and become a "Webfoot. Another Incorporation. Messrs. G. A. Waggon, W. H. 'Rick and B. T. George, have filed articles of incorporation for a com pany having for its object the acqui sition and salo of coal, iron and other mineral and wood Jnnds and the PWduets thereof; also for the build ing of roads, etc. The capital stock is f 100,000 In 'shares of ?100 each. The office is at Corvallis. Coming to the Coast. The Examiner, the San Francisco lFr that naturally has no special teve for Los Angeles, admits that W-OOO people are bonked for the lat wcity this winter. This is mcu toned to show that the tide of im aifiration to the Pacific Coast is not Bhaiuted. Oregon will surely re wive its share. Spying out the Land. The real estate meu report a great "' letters of euquiry, and are owing mauy people from abroad w properties for sale around here, "we can be no question that as the u advances and eastern people ve West, many homo buyers and "irestora will wi timtr ivn. in. fiikm. "' For Sale. good stroilL' linnut fip ftipm nr W. Innnlro nt T rmiwt.t i.. i niock. ,.. .. uilUVJtl, 1.1 iuo tf Remember tho Sabbath Scluol "ieeain the W. O. T. IT. mm. I ""O'Punduy afternoon at a o'clock. 4 a Wbbki.y Jour.vai, to your " In the oast; it costs no more u a postage stamp. Crwun soda, Ice cream soda, milk lemonades, at Strong Co.'s inlesa dental operatl Smith's, 02 State sti ons at Dr. street. fePitclertCastoria Ciiliren Cry People Talked To and People Talked About. Their Goings and Comings. Mr. Matt. Brown waa in from Silverton. Miss Esther Hall is visiting Miss Llda Cranston near Silverton. Miss Ada and Anna Breyman are visiting at Holland, Mich. They are expected home about the 20th of this month. Our school Marms at San Fran cisco, when last heard from expected to start for home about the 10th of this month. Miss Myra Burnett, who has been spending the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Burnett, left for her homo to-day. Miss Meek, who has been the guest of Miss Nellie Gilbert for sev eral weeks, returned to her home in Oakland, Cal., Thursday. Dr. E Y. Chase is busy moving his household goods over to his new purchase of the mill and residence at Lincoln . Mr. Hurst, with whom he traded, is expected to move into the Chase house here, next week. Dr. Doano left to-day for Port land, where he will preach to-morrow, at Grace church, for Rev. Dr. Houghton, who is East. Her friends will be glad to hear that Mrs. Gilnian, wife of the Assistant Secretary of State, who has long been an invalid, is improv ing in health. Mr. arfcl Mrs. Arthur Breyman and three children, who have been visiting the family of Eugene Brey man in this city, returned to their home in East Portland, to-day. Rev. P. S. Knight, of the school for the Deaf Mutes, and one of Ore gon's ablest lecturers, went to Port land to-day on his way to the Chau tauqua Assembly, on Vashou Island, between Tacoma and Seattle. He lectures on "Parasitism"' next "Wednesday. Clint Muuroe had just started from his hotel for the depot with that spanking team, when some one hailed him from the porch. With a mighty muscular effort he pulled the horses back on their haunches and enquired "What did yjusay?" "Goodbye." "Ohyes,",rc- marked Monroe amid a general laugh. In response to the invitation of Mrs. Burnett a few of their friends gathered at the residence cf Mr. Q, H. Burnett and wife to do honor to Miss Burnett. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. C. B: Moores, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Moores, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Belt, Mr. and Mrs. Lafore, Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Will Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Will Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mack, Mrs. Huelat, Mrs. Jordan, Miss Emilio Huelat, Miss Wellio Iiiely, Miss Lizzie Ricly, Miss Wellio Gil bert. Miss Carrie Moores. Mr. E. P. McCornack, Mr. P. H. D'Arcy, Dr. Will Bird, E. L. L. Johnson, H. S. Jordan, Lena Breyman, Minnie Breyman. Impromptu Ilp. A most delightful impromptu hop was given at Diamond's hall Mon dayevening. The "Wandering Min strel" orchestra furnished the most delightful music in the most perfect time. Very few of our young peo ple had ever heard or seen a harp, and all were delighted with it. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mack, Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Man ning, Miss Lena Breyman, Nellie Boise, Lizzie Church, Minnie Brey man, Neilio Gilbert, Nellie Edes, Nellie Litchfield, Edith Hughes, Grace Piper, Llllie Litchfield, Miss Meek and Miss Scanlan of Oakland, California, Messrs H. Jordan, It. P. Boise, O. A. Piper, E. L. L. John son, W. J. D'Arcy C. Baker, H. Myers, F. Hughes and G. Shirley. In Honor or. Miss Meek, Miss Nellie Gilbert entertained a few friends Wednesday evening In honor of her friend, Miss Meek. The evening was very pleasantly Hpont in convention, cards, cnarauos etc. A .lnllnious lunch was Kirved and the guests departed at a very late hour. Tho- enjoying the evening wore Mrs. I. S. Gibert, Mrs. M. Seott, Mrs. G. Ilerron, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs-. II. F. Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Maek, Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Maunlng, Mis Breyman, Miss Minnie Breyman, Llzaie Churoh, Carrie Moores, Es ther Hull, Ethol Cutback, Miss Plummer, Miss Cosper, Mb Bur nett, Miss Poun, Messrs. P. II. D'Arcy, H. & Jordan, V. J. D'Aroy. Children Cry k Pitcher's Caitoria A PROHIBITION TALK. The Prohts Raise a Flag, and are Warming Up for Campaign. the. The prohibition orator, M. V. Rork had a trying time last even ing In delivering his open air speech. The Hag was raised according to pro gram, with the names of Fisk and Brooks inscribed; but the band start ed out shortly after the orator began speaking, and a portion of his audi ence showed a preference for music before eloquence. Quitea littlecrowd stood by tho speaker, however, and he was encouraged to go on. He took up the tarifi' question, of course ; no man can discuss politics in this campaign without going deep into homo and imported products. Tariff talk he described as political jugglery. No party can be. abso lutely free trade and none dare bo altogether protective. The demo crats in St. Louis stolo their cam paign thunder from the republicans, and tho latter retorted with tho ac cusation of free trade. Tho simple fact is, he said, there is no diflercnee between the old parties, and no man can tell which doctrine lie should hold to be a consistent member of either. Salem does not tax tho man who has a wagon, nor tho man who has a buggy to build. Your school prop erty and public buildings also go untaxed. It spreads its tax pro rata. So let tho nation do away with in direct taxation, which robs in tho dark, as the Turkish tax-fanner pur sues his depredations in the night, and do away with the gatherers of customs and custom-houses. Then, if foreign goods come to our shores which wo can't compete with, or such as we do not want, forbid their lauding. If foreign laborers come here English, Italian, or Chinese paying no tariff duty and bringing down wages, tell them to keep on their own side of the pond. We want no moro protection for capital and free trndo for labor. But as this is purely a social and econo mic question, it would be well to get it out of the hands of politicians,, and save ourselves this quadrennial turmoil. The speaker dwelt on that juto factory in California, owned by a white man with a Chinese partner. Under the plea of protecting home industry, a tax of two cents is laid on every sack . the farmer uses for his grain, which costs tho country half a million dollars a year. Mr. Rork had visited that nourishing factory and found tho hands em ployed were Chineso and newly im ported Scotch girls. Ho regarded this as a strange way of protecting home industry. Tho grand jury of San Francisco city and county in their report last week said we used to ask what shall we do with our boys? The question is now changed to what are our boys going to do with us? That city is under the control of the criminal classes drunkards, thieves, prostitutes, and gamblers. This dis turbing clement is . thoroughly or ganized to resist the law ollleers und there is a carnival of misrule. I To haw no hope for a change so long as the citizens continue to vote as dem ocrats and republicans, instead of combining against tho thugs by elect ing officers of known integrity and fearless in the performance of duty. This, ho said is true of every large city, it is good prohibition doctrino and it is bound to win. Tho speaker was several times applauded during his speech and also at the close. LOCAL NOTJIS. Best lino of tobaccos at Speight Souders. Call on Winters & Thomas for tho best groceries in town 1 Cream soda, Ice cream soda, milk shakes, lemonades at Strong & Co.'s If you are ruptured call on Dr. Portorfleld for treatment, at the Monroe House, room 0, until Aug. 7th. d-t-sut. A Russian cruiser has been order ed to Behring sea to prevent Eng lish and American vohsols from fish ing in Russian waters. Knrklea'i Amir Stlre. T!iu bust wilve in tho world f.i ins, liniIht,oics, ulcers, saltrheum, eor oro, tetter, chapped hand, .'illbluins, corns, and all skin oruj liona, and positively cures piles, or no jiay required. It Is guaranteed to give iorfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Prlco 25 cents per box. For halo Dr. H. W. Cox. Subscribe JOUKN'AL. for Thk Capital Children CrykPiicher's Caitoria The 0rtt Land Knttrrrls. Jitiergetic measures are being adopted bv the MpTlrein Tjincl final .uovcionment Co., for tho carrying out of the great enterprise to which we alluded in a recent issue in con nection with the Grant of Laud it has required in the state of Tamau lipas, Mexico. Tho hardest of the surveying Is alreadv done, and It is estimated that In a year, 4,S00,000 acres can be surveyed, of which the Company will take 1,000,000 acres. The land has navigable rivers, aud harbors, aud coal, aud dense forests of fine timber, and petroleum, and precious metals, and other minerals; but suppose it had nothing at all ex cept the bare land, and suppose that it uws ma onng more man tne i.o per acre, you might figure what tho profit will be on some million acres. We know what land is. Wo can see it. It is always where wo can examiuo it. The most successful companies for some years havo been organized on land. Tho whole world knows what a boom there was in Southern California last vear, and tho many fortunes that were made. None of these begin to compare with this enterprise in magnitude, nor in its possibilities. It comprises not alone millions of acres of land but the opening for many industries. Sec the Company's advertisement elsewhere. I'rcilijtfiian Chnrrli. There will be no preaching ser vices at tho Presbyterian church next Sabbath nor thereafter during tho month of August. The Sabbath School will be held at the usual hour (12 m.) and the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor will hold service each Sabbath at (:;!0 p. in. The pastor, H. A. Newell and his family expect to bo absent from the city. The audience room will be thoroughly refitted and decorated during the mouth. Kuptuif Cm oil. No charges for examination or consultation, and a cure guaranteed in every ease undertaken or money refunded. Of tho many cases treat ed by Dr. Porterfield during the past year in Red Bluff' and Redding, not ono but will recommend his treatment highly. Don't neglect this opportunity. The sooner a rup turo is treated the easier It is cured. Dr. Porterfield will bo at tho Mon roe Houms, room 9, until Aug. 7th. A So u ml Legal Opinion. E. Baiubrldgc Munday Esq., County Attv., Clay Co., Tex. savs : "Havo used Electric Bitters with most happy results. My brother also was very low with Malarial Fever and jaundice, but was cured by timely use of this medicine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters saved his life." Mr. D. I. WileoxMHi, of Horso Cave, Ky adds a like testimony, saying: llo positively believes ho would have died, had it not been for Electric Bitters. This great remedy will ward oil, as well as cure all Malaria Disease, and for all Kidney, Liverand Stom ach Disorders stands unequaled. Price COc. and 1, at Dr. H. W. Cox. , Kurcka. The motto of California means, I have found it. Only in that land of sunshine, where the orange, lemon, olive, figandgrapo bloom and ripen, aud attain their highest iorfectlou in mid-winter, are the herbs and gum found, that are used in thi't nlcasant remedy for all throat and lung troubles. Santa Aim: thornier of coughs, asthma and consumption. Mr. D. W. Matthews lias been appointed agent for this valuable California remedy, and sells it under a guar antee at 51 a bottle. Three for?i,r0. Try calikokxia CAT-n-ciJJti:, tho only guaranteed cure for catarrh. $1, by mall $1,10. -- Clirap and llrllf,"litrnl. A grand and cheap excursion to Yaquina leaves Salem, Friday, Aug. 3, on Eugene Express at 11 a. in., arriving at Yaquina at G:.'tO p. in. Tickets for tho round trip from Albany ONLY ?i!.G0. This is tho lowest rate ever given to excursion ists over the Oregon Pacific Railroad aud everybody should avail him self of this opportunity to visit Yaquina Bay and surroundings. Tickets for sale at II. W. COX'S DRUG STORE. Apply early as only a limited number of tickets can be sold. tf. like (lie Light Wright! Oftlie profMmUmjMik'lIlMk', the IdilnuyH nit Biimll but active In a tnt ol liuiltli. Tliclr M-crtttlon ooutHliiii Imparl tin prmluvtlvtj of rlieuiiiHllhin, Kout mm tlroiMy, (fallowed to rtmmlti. When tlioy are limrtlve, tlin IjIikhI hceomew clmkot with unlmul clelirU uipuble of ilMtroylng Ills. Tri promote their HitU Ity "llBIl KlllKK'ltll Willi IliMteU ter'M BUilimch Hitter, U lint only to guard aifHlniit the clUeuM mentioned, hut to prtnent the fatty defeneration anil ultl mtitf destruction of the oricana hv by thiMto exceedingly (laiiRerouM iiiHludlw llrlKhl'n dlMMMi und dlalxttM. Activity or the liladdernlsoliuiiiwilt nealnst the forma tion of gravel, which It MtmetlmeH require one of the mom dangerou and twlnful oiwmtloni in Mirgery to remove. Gravel, moreover, U iiiohI agonizing oomplalnt. The Hitter further commend themitehe by remedying enmdl nation. dyNpeiwht debility, liter complaint und nervoiuiiiMui, and nullify Intlue uh productive of, malarial dUeane. Mr. T. S. Darby, of Ktayton, brought in his little girl to Dr. Hhol ton, this morning. Two years ago she struck her knee against a bed post, und tho limb lias given much' trouble since, and Is now consider- fl ultipritinil flMtr. TAa Iisvuj i restore It to It normal prortionv, by proiHir treatment. StlSCELtAUKODS. T. McF. Has just EW ST Cambridge Bibles, Plain and Fancy Stationery, Embossed Scrap Pictures, Birthday Cards, Day School Rewards, Natural Law in the Spiritual World 25cf Leather Card Cases, Leather Pocket Books, Leather Purses, London Inderal Slcol Pons, Nos. 1, 1 3, ., 5 k 6, Acme Writing Tabids. 9S, STATE ST. - SALEM, ORB G. W. JOHNSON, CAHKIES A 1MNE LINK OK CLOTHING - GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, etc. 2155 Commercial Street, THE BEST STOCK OF STOVES IN THE R. M. WAD 13 & CO'S 282 to 286 Commercial Street, SALEM. AND MANY OTHER Also a Complete Slock of Hardware anil GREAT DISCOVERY! Dr. H. SMITH How In jmmmmmUjii ofn new dlwovory In iiicxlluliiu, wlitttli Inpiiri'lyu loail iinudtliul lc, iiml iirtH iilunwt liiKtHiilHiixoiixly on Urn Kiirrmiiidliik' IIimiim r tint U-ctli, It U In no wiiy InjurloiiH or unltwMiiit to tlitt lHto. TIih iiiHIitllhoturcni of ll cIhIiii thut it iiml Iium iiuvurlxwn known boforu, mill ly itiilylii It K Uih MHiHltlvtt or wire tenth, tfiiiy (tan l' alwintHl mid flllil without twin. Bo nil tlioMt I Im I wmit nil klndHof dfiitJil work dona without iialti, would ltt4ronll onllr.lt. Knillh. 'IWIi extracted (or 00 oenU, HENRY SCHOMAKER. MHiiufHctiirerot The Standard Combination Fence! Ho. 260 Commercial St. All Styles ol Fencing Made to Order ON SHORT NOTIOIC. PATTON received AND - (Saleni. CITY IS AT Garland Staves, Charter Oak Stoves, Brighton Hang LEADING STYLES. Farm Machinery, Wagons anil Carriages KOIl JJAUOAINS IN K U R N I T U R K no to KOTAN A WIIITNIfY, 102 Court Street, Salem, Oregon, KuvIiik iKiiiitlit out tho roninlndur of tu chair fiidtory'K itock, wu uro pri'piirrd to null ulmlrit louvr than uuy Iiouho In Oregon u Live and Let Live Faint Shop. HUNTLY & McFERSON. House, Sign AN13 General Painters. Kalsominers- Paoer Hangers and Decorators. All order will rratlva prompt ultenlWin. KllmiiU on nil kind of work In our llao eNwrfully Riven. rUUnftuitloii KtmruntMH. Hhou In Old Court llounu ou Court trtt, Bale in. Or. I H I - -. k.j r