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CAPITAL
JOURNAL
VOL. 1.
SALEM, OR., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1SSS.
NO. 170.
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FINANCIAL.
ESTABLISHED; BY NATIONAL AtJTHOllITY
Of
SALEM, OREGON.
Capital Taid op, .... 175,000
Surplus, ...... 10,000
II. S. WALLACE, - - President.
V. W. MARTIN, - Vice-President.
J. II. ALBEItT, i- - Cashier.
DIRECTORS)
W.T.Gray, TV. "W. Martin,
J. M. Martin, R. S. AVallnce,
Dr. W. A.Cuslck, J. II. Albert,
T. AIcF. Pnttou.
LOANS MADE
To formers on 'Wheat and other market-
able produce, consigned or In store,
Ie produce, consigned or in stc
either In private granaries or
euner in private granarit
ipubllo warehouses.
Stale and County Warrants Bought at Par.
COMMERCIAL PAPER
Discounted at reasonable rates. Drafts
drawn direct on New York, Chicago, San
Francisco, Portland, London, Paris, llerlln,
Hong Kong and Calcutta.
It
SALEM, OREGON.
VM. X. LARUE. -lilt.
J. REYNOLDS,
JOHN HOIK, -
- - I'resldent,
Vico President.
..- Cashier.
GENERAL BANKING.
Exchange on Portland, Ban Francisco,
New York, London and , Ilong Kong
bought and sold. State, County and City
warrants bought. Farmers aro cordially
im ited to deposit nd transact business
with us. Liberal advances mado on
wheat, wool, hops and other property at
reasonabio rates. Insurance on such se
curity can be obtained at tho bank in
most rellablo companies.!
MISCELLANEOUS.
STAiGER BROS.,
Importers and Dealers In;
(i
LATEST STYLES!
LEADING LINES!
General Agents for Oregon of
W. B. Forsyth's Infallible Corn Cure
243 Commercial Street,
(Geo. E. Oood's old stand.)
SALEM, : : : : : OREGON.
JJIXTOESS WAGON, QUICJGAND SAFE
J delivery. Wa Kcnnletiavlng bought
' express business of Walter Lowe, Is
prepared ''to, deliver tnuUcsvyallses. pack.
a (Ma arts 4.4 ... .f.''rtr?W A.n..a In
by.wysjjpa-f pUte, Awfv-r orders at
1N8UIIANCE
Company
jua-
JOM ,AXJMTAgent, - -tlftgan.
AtITJAMaHILVEKTON, WEEKLY, 110
A.PerVaar; Independent. ThiJ--CAi.
'. NrcuUted In Marlon, Linn and Clack
aanJM counties; has been established dint
Tears and la an excellent advertising me.
dlom. For terms address the publisher
II. G. Guild, SUverton, Or.
BENSON'S EXPRESS.
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1-rompt attention and
yy, A. BK80N
" PROF. IL DUMOXD,
Teacher of Music
dalrliiaUkls4 of MasksU Isttra
iu. OHkc,3aaCiMasRrcial street. Ilu
s4 aaht oa the UutaUaest ptatv
Tlie Capital National Bank
MNauona
Han
Boots
Shoes
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Bank Block, Three Doors South of 1st National Bank.
HACKS-:-AND-:-BUGGIES!
SCRIBER
CALIFORNIA! the
liSRWchit.s.:
SraSSa vpjrE:zzL tyi3 gj ry
Sen for Ctrculjp.1 btTWt3(rp,g-
MBIETINEniEDkuoReyiLifAL:
SOLD AND GUARANTEED HY
D. W. MATTHEWS & COMPANY,
106 State St., Salem, Or
SNELL, HEITSHU & WOODARD, Wholesale Deoot.
! TI Id FIT FARMS!
, Fine torton !
tot M!
W- W-aim t J
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'vt; fey fasH!
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TI II m I
Has Just purchased 687 acres, situated frpm three to four and ono-hslf. miles east
of Salem, vr hlch they will Immediately plat and survey and sell In ' ' .
Ten Acre Lots.
This land has been carefully selected with especial reference to Its adaptability to
fruit raising and desirability for residence purposes, and
Each Lot will Front on a Good Road and Have a Good Front Fence.
veryewMrp
August twenty-six ten acre fruit lots, and some of the same lou nave already
Been re-sold at a HANDSOME ADVANCE IN PRICE.
There are many persons In Halem who could bay one of these lots and pay for It
wlthoutlneonvenlence. In faet any person
of these lou by making a small cash payment, ana paying inereinainaer in
.nnual Installments, and by practising a little economy for a jhort time be the i
of a properly whleh can be made (when set
As Large an Income as is Obtained
The value of these louts not dependent
m what tbey wHl actually produee bow,
unon
the market.
If Yeu are Thinking
Da bo fan to see these lot.
J&ts Urfere lavesttBg.
If Ym Watt to Save a -
Ad at the same UM ake a AntUss laveHeat buy oe of lb lots on the
Installment pUa.
Land Shown Free of Charge.
A fine lino of hacks, buggies, carts, car
tages, buckboards, etc, llotn our own
nako and tho best eastern made buggies.
Every one Warranted I
JOBBING and HORSESHOEING.
Call on tho undersigned, wagon and car
rlngo mnkcrsaud blacksmiths, 2S3X, 312
and 311 Commercial strect,!Snlem.
and
POHLE.
Land of Discoveries.
Those who have used it
"Your
rciup-
1 li.n .. w. ..I. Itii Pdll.rnntlmt ...il ii .i.u
tomei wllhllronchitlssays it Isthoonly
remedy that gives instant relief.
Skhuki.l a Covkii, Druggists,
ltletide,Ciil."
H,lrv " tho pleasure lo Inform
ClVO you that your Preparations arc
meeting with largo sales. Wo hoar
Nothing but Praise KvVSS
caslon to'-'usothein.
Namscawen .t Co., Druggists,
Vlsalla, Cal."
That it will accomplish the end desired
In all allect Ions of tho Throat and Lungs
U. ..ill and you not only will not lio
Will without It yomclf, but Mill
recommend It to others, as thousands
liavo done, who havo tried everything
clso In vain. Money is no object whero
USUI iL'o Convince You
trilling sum of ono dollar can purchase
a remedy that will stand between you
and ono of tho most dreaded of human
Ills.
Circulars sent free, containing detailed
descriptions.
SANTA ABIE
Is prepared only by tho A11IETINE
MEDICAL CO., Orovllle, Cal.
receiving even a sinau salary can uuy on
semi'
owner
to fruit) lo produce
from 100 Acres of Grain. Land.
upon any prospective homo, but depends
and what (hat produet will now bring In
of Securing a Home
If yen have woney to Invert do set fed to look at time
Part of iwr haraiflgs
Fsrrsr A Co.
Are shipping out fruit by tho ear
load, but their own store Is always
attractive with tho best varieties.
In fruit, vegetables, groceries and
provisions they are always In tho
lead.
Wondtrfnl Corn.
W. I). Hoyt & Co., wholesale and
retail druggists of Home, Ga., say:
Wo have been selling Dr. King's
New Discovery, Electric Hitters and
Hucklen's Arnica Salvo for four
years, Have never handled reme
dies that sell as well, or glvo such
universal satisfaction. Tliero have
been some wonderful cures effected
by these medielnes In this eltv. Sev-
oral cases of pronounced consump
tion have been entirely cured bv uso
of a few bottles of Dr. King's New
Discovery, taken in connection with
Electric Hitters. AVo guarantee
them always. Sold by Dr. II. W.
Cox.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
NOT1PK IS IIKltKltY (1IVKN THAT,
by virtue of an oxeeutlon ilulv IsMied
out of tlio Hon. Circuit Court of tho state
of Oregon for tho county of Marlon ami to
mo directed, on the aith day of August,
1SS3, uponn Judgment and decree oflbre
closure duly rendered, entcrtHl of record
and docketed in and by said Circuit Court
onlhc'JTtli day of July, IvsS, ,i a certain
suit then insdd court ponding, wherein
Tho Dundee Mortgage and Trust Invest
ment Company (Limited) wore plaintiffs,
nnd A. J. lliigcy, A. T. and V. N. (lllUort,
partners, doing business under the llrm
tinmn mill stvln tt 1111, lAi-t ltwif linci. 11 W
Johnson, J. ii. Lunn, .1. F. Ilmwn, piirtiii'rs
doing business under the llrm name and
stylo of Johnson, Lunu . Ca; Joseph Flsli
liurn nnd Henry Hlioomiikor, partners
doing business under ilio llrm name and
style of rishburn and sheemaker: J. C.
Ilrown and L. II. Kullcrtuu, partners doing
business under the firm imiuu and stylo of
ilmwn A l'ullerton; J. D. Drawer, J. M.
Ilrown, C. Snpplnlleld. AlimroClcsnur, V.
K. Arnold, John Hughes and John New
some, were defendants, In fitorof plitlu
tills nnd against defendantx, by which ex
ecution I am commanded to sell the real
property hereinafter described and out of
the proceeds of such sale to pay tho costs
and expenses of salo, tho costs and dis
bursements of said suit, taxed at tfl.50,
and tho further sum of fi!,S).70, with In
terest thereon at ten per cent per annum
since July Z7th, 1SSS, I will on
Saturday the Gth day of October, 1883.
At ono o'clock p. m. of said day, at tho
door of tho county court liouso In Salem,
Murlon county, Oregon, sell at public auc
tion to tho lilchost lilddor. for cash In hand
on tho day of sale, all the right, tlllu, Inter
est and ostato which wild A.J. Hagey ami
ms wue, marina J. iiagey,oreiiiicrornii
of tho defendants aboo named, had on or
alter Oct, 11th, 1S81, in or to tho south half
of tho north hull" of tho donation laud
claim of Andrew Hagey and wife, except
ing therefrom tho tnict of land convoyed
by A. J. llngey and wlfo to Alnnzo Oosuer
by deed dated January "d, 1MI: and in
caso tho same docH not bring sulllclent to
satisfy said sums of money duo to t lie
pliilntlflri in said execution, together with
costs and expenses of sale, I will at tho
sumo ttmo and place, and on like terms,
sell all tlio right, title, Interest and estate
which said A. J. Hagey and Ills wife, Mr
ma iingoy, nroitnoror tliem, nan on uci,
lit li. 1M1, or havo slnco acquired, In and to
tho following descrllied parcel of land In
tho south half of tho north half of said do
tuition land claim to-wlt: llcglnnlng lit a
point In tho south lioimilury llm of the
north half of said donation land claim
21.40 chains east ot tho sovitlnt est corner of
the north half of said claim, and running
tbeiico oast along said south boiimlars lino
'!.! chains, thenco north 17.UU chains,
thenco west il.'J) chains, tlioneo south 17.UU
chains to tho placo of begliitilug, contain
ing fifty acres, inoro or less, all In Marlon
....t.. .-.. l ii iimtuiv
Hherlir of .Marlon county, Oregon,
Dated Sept. 6tll, ISrtS. St
WILLAMETTE
.UNIVERSITY
Graduates HtudcnU In
Classical, Literary,
Normal, Business, Law,
AND
MEDICAL COURSES.
It Is the oldest, largest and leant exp.ii.
slve Institution of looming In tho North
west. School opens first Monday In September,
Send for culaloguu to
THOU. VAN SCOY,
I'resldcnt.
17: BsIihq, Oregon.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
AKIHC
TELEGRAPHIC S0MMARK.
Odd Fellows aro drilling Individ
ually at Los Angeles, Cal., for tho
Vanderslln prize.
Reports from the Infected districts
indicate that thoyollow fo-er scourge
is spreading notwithstanding tho
precautions being taken against It.
Judgo Terry and wlfo havo been
numerously Indicted by tho United
States' grand Jury for their recent
escapade In tho United States cir
cuit court room.
Hcsolutlim Tallied.
Washington, Sept. 20. Ed
munds' resolution to withhold tho
Chinese bill was laid on the table by
unanimous consent.
I.lliby l'lisiin Sold.
Richmond, Va., Sept. 20. Llbhy
prison was sold to-day to D. D.
Hrnmblo of Cincinnati. It Isa specu
lative purchase, tho price waseleven
thousand.
Now Casrs.
Mi:.Mi'His, Sept. i!0. Ten new
cases of yellow fever are reported to
have developed to-day at Decanter,
Alabama, and a stampede from that
city is In progress.
Sugar (lues Up.
San Fuancisco, Sept. 10. He
lined augais advanced Jo to-day,
making granulated 8e. Tliero lias
been a furl her advance in raw sugar
at Now York.
Stricken Decatur.
Mumimiih, Sept. 20. NowHof tho
spreadingof yellow fever at Decatur,
Alabama, Is confirmed. There Is
great excitement there. Tho people
aro lleelng and tho stores aro ehwlng
1'-
l'rom G'oat Survey.
San Fkancisco, Sept. 10. Tlio
U. S. survey steamer Jlnsslor, Lieut.
JT. H. iranslleld, U. S. nnvy, com
inandlng, arrived In port to-day
from a Hurvcying trl along tho
northern coast of California.
N'nti.Oninnilthil,
Wahhinoton, Sept, 10. Con
gressman Thompson, of California,
had a brief conversation with tlio
president to-day regarding the
Chinese bill, passed by tho sonate
yesterday. Although tho president
gavo no Information of tho course
ho should pursue In tho matter, Mr.
Thompson feebi conlldont that tlio
bill will bo approved.
dliir tho lVople.
Nkw Yoiiic, Sept. 10. -Mayor
Hewitt hns recolvedji dispatch from
JamtiH M. Schumnchcr, who Is on
tlio I'lnutico Hellef Committee of
Jacksoiivllle, stating that the com.
mlttco weroiwslHtlngMcCloniiy and
JlenderMonville, and were watching
and keeping advised about other
places that may need nsslstunce.
Tlio committee, ho said, wero sujv
plying food to 1200 leoplc.
lUllrosds Mast I'sy.
Tucson, Bopt. 10. Tlio HUiireino
court of Arlronn hns nfllrmctl tho
decision of tho lowor court In the
caso of tho Atluntlo & Pad lie rail
road vs. Apacho county, claiming
tliut Its road, improvement and
rolling stock, are exempt from tiixa.
tlou. Tho court holds that tho road
and all property In Arizona con
nected therewith aro subject to
taxation. Tho decision Is of great
importance to Arizona.
Jonathan Mourne Mull.
St. Louis, iSopt. I0.-Ono 8. II.
Knowles to-dny begun nn attach
ment suit in tho circuit court to
recover f25O,OO0 trom Jonathan
liourne, J"r., u well-known Oregon
mining Miectilntor. Tho jHjtltlon
HUtMjtlint '10 I'h'I'itUr l Miiy list
sold nn undivided lialf-lntorwt in
Hakur county, Oregon, mining
property to.Iiourno for IS&OX), and
allege that Hourno In nX)Ut to dl
jxti of tho proixjrty without ikying
thurefur,
The ttttaehmeiit bonds were tlxed
at foOO.OOO and given, nnd the at
tachment wan executed by levying
on tX),000 of mining fetoek ut tho
Continental bank Jut plaewl on
depoftU by Hourno.
The Wkkkly Cawtai, Joimnal
lllaywtr.
Tho Siniugs l'ollT)llolil.
At.iiany, Or., ISept. 0. II. P.
McGuiro and Chas. E. Potter of tho
"Oregon Siftlngs," wero arraigned in
Justice Humphrey's court, this
afternoon, on tho charge of criminal
libel, preferred by Chas. Casey on
account of abusive Items published
through tho Albany correspondent
of that paper. Tho former wns held
In $.r00 bonds and tho latter in $250
to await the action of tho grand
jury.
Republican Dominiit rut Ion ritiuuott.
Slate League.
Portland, Or., Sep. 20. The re
publican demonstration was post
poned on account of tlio weather.
Tho republican state league was
called to order this afternoon, but
on account of tho Inclemency of the
weather and the postponement of
tho demonstration to-night, a large
number of the representatives had
gone home, henoo tho afternoon at
tendance was not very large.
Tito name of Al. U. Lane, of Sa
lem, was entered upon tlio roll as a
delegate for the Salem republican
club. Tho name of Hon. John (I.
Wright was added to tho executive
committee to represent Marlon
county. M. 0. (Irllltn moved that
tho uxeoutlvo committee bo instruct
ed to prepare an address to bo Issued
to tho people of Oregon concerning
tho workings and results of tho con
vention. The motion was adopted
by acclamation.
Adjourned slno die.
A "Department'' lis liughiiul.
The British agilcultural papers
give considerable space to what thoy
call "tho long-talked of bill Intro
thu :d by tho government for estab
lishing a board of agriculture in
Great Hrltaln." Tho plan Is lo unite
In ono body tho functions now dis
charged by several those of tho
Privy Council under tho destructive
Insects act, and tho contagious dis
eases (animals) acts; those of the
laud commissioners for England
under the tithe-rent charge acts;
tho copyhold acts; tho enclosure of
commons and allotment acts; tho
drainage and improvement of land
acts; and those vested In the commis
sioners of works and public bulld
Ingsimder tlio survey act, 1870. It Is
also proposed that tho board of agri
culture shall undertake tlio collec
tion and preparation of statistics re
lating to agriculture; tho Inspection
of uud reporting on, any schools In
which technical Instruction Is given
In any matter connected with agri
culture, and In aiding any school
which admits such uscotion, and
In tho Judgment of tho Imartl Isipml
Itled to receive such aid. Further,
It Is proposed that the board may
make or aid In making such Inquir
ies and oxiwrlmonts, and collect or
aid In collecting such Information as
thoy may think Important for tho
purjKiso of promoting tho advance
ment of agriculture. Tho Farming
World remarks: "It Is satisfactory
to know (hat tho collection of agri
cultural statistics Ih to form one of
tho duties of tholiourd, aild wo hope
then to see u great extension uud
Improvement on our present agri
cultural returns, tho question of ag
ricultural schools, and of agricultur
al experllnonta, oJmjii up wldo and
useful Holds of work." Tho Live
Stock Journal says: "Thoro Is no
doubt that tho board may render
valuable services to agriculture.
We trust, liowevcr, that tho strong
est opposition will bo given to ttu
unduo extension of Its towers. It
Is undesirable that It should inter
fere with work whleh Is fur letter
carried out wholly by voluutury en
terprise than It cun over ho under
government direction." Country
Ountloinan.
As AkMlsts Cirs.
Tho OHiOINAL AHIETINh
OINTMENT I only put up In largo
two-ounce (In boxen, and. U uu
nlmoluto euro for old Boren, burnn,
wound, chapped luuidg, and all
skin eruptions. "Will positively
euro all klndg of plies. Ask for tho.
OKiaiNAL AMKTLNE OINT
MENT. Sold byD.W. Matthew
& Co., 100 BUto street, Salem, at IS
cunts oar box by mail 80 cent.
BubwrlbeJfortheCAriTAL JofK-NAL
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