n CAPITAL JOURNAL VOL. 1. SALEM, OR., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1SS8. NO. 201. sBBii ! MwRyBfrhr iit wwvBJlBfi"?e TINANCIAI.. First National Bank SALEM, OREGON. VM. N. LADUE, President. DR. J. REYNOLDS, Vice President, JOHN JIOIR, Cashier. GENERAL BANKING. Excbanco on Portland, San Francisco, New York, London and Hong Kong bought nnd sold. State, County and City warrants bought. Farmers aro cordially invited to deposit nd transact business with us. Liberal advances made on wheat, wool, hops and other property at reasonable rates. Insurance on such se curity can be obtained at the bank in most reliable companies. ESTABLISHED BY NATIONAL AUTHORITY OK SALEM, OREGON. Capital Paid np, - - - $75,000 Surplus, .-.-.- 10,000 U. S. WALLACE, - - President. W. W. MARTIN, - Vice-President. J. H. ALBERT, .... - Cashier. DIRECTORSi W. T. Gray, W. W. Martin, J. 31. Martin, R. S. Wallace. Dr. W. A.Cuslck, J. H. Albert, T. McF. Patton. LOANS MADE To farmers on wheat and other market able produce, consigned or in store, either in private granaries or jpublto warehouses. Slate and County Warrants Bought at Par. COMMERCIAL PAPER Discounted at reasonable rates. Drafts drawn direct on Now York, Chicago, San Francisco, Portland, London, Paris, Berlin, Hong Kong and Calcutta. MLSCELLANEO US. STAIGER BROS, Importers and Dealers in; (1 LATEST STYLES! LEADING LINES! inm nninnr 1X1 l II II ' rv" ' I lis I a 'i, UK General Agents for Oregon of W. B. Forsytes Infallible Corn Cure. 243 Commercial Street, (Geo. E. Good's old stand.) SALEM, : : : : : OREGON. HOWARD BROTHERS DO General House Moving, Raising and Repairing. Work promptly done at reasonable rates. Orders lea at Caj-itax. Jouhnai. otllce will receive- attention. 9-Il-tr Take Note of Thii. tvip no Knn wn wir.r. RELL CO Bcres J? well improved garden land, within 3 milMi nf Hnlom Horn! road to town tue year around. Buildings good. FINE YOUNG ORCHARD and excellent grass land. This is a bargain, and will bo held only a short time at these figures. Call, and we will lhow you the property. .. WILLIS & CHAMBEnUJJ. Opera House, Balem, Or. 8dw-tf EXPRESS WAGON. QUICK AND BAKE delivery. Wm-lfennle having bought i express business of Walter Lowe, u ! .. --.! a.1r V. IU IHLL his wagon to any part of the cny, q"'"; safer, better, and neater, than It can tw done by any body else. Leave orders at Minto's stable. .INSURANCE Company. Fire and Ma rine. JOS. ALBERT. Agent. - - Salem. Oregon. A PPKAUBILVEBTOIIV TOgJVJjfig J per year. Independent. TheArrtA 5 circulated In Marion, ""H RlLfiKht siu&s counties; has been fblUhedeJgni Jwrs and Han excellent adwtWMr Be dlam. For terms addresa the peWkher H. O. Guild, SUverton, Or. The Capital National Bank Boots Shoes niu ages, and any thing eUe that he can get in NEW ZEALAND MISCELLANEOUS. THE OREGON FRUIT DRYER (KevolvlngnckframcJ Is Simple of Construction, AND EASY OP OPERATION. Awarded llrst premium at the Oregon State Fair 18SJ-'St-S.V8flW and at the Cali fornia State Fair, 1S87, and San Joaquin County Fair, 18S7. Manufactured In slxlslzcs. For circular and price list address H. S. JORY & SON, P. O. Box 280. Salem, Oregon .93-Dryer Furnaces furnished live sizes HUGHES, BELLINGER & CO., REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD. EASTERN PROPERTY EXCHANGED FOB OBF.GON, WASH; lngton Ter. orCalirornta real estate. For iulormutlou address us at cither of tho fol lowing etilces: Palestine, 111.; Kansas City, SIo.: balem, Or.; Portland, Or. Balem olllce at Bellinger's machinery depot, near tho clly hall, Liberty street; Portland olllco In the rooms of the Stato Immigration Board corner of Front and Ash streets. 173tf L. S. SI-CIKF" & CO., DENTISTS. Olllco near tho Opera House. Teeth extracted oy the painless pro cess. MARKETS. The SALEM MARKET OS COURT STREET. Coustantly on hand tho best quality of Frcsli and Si Meats ! And all kinds o( SAUSAGE. 3-Tho CLEANEST kept narkct;in tho city. Call and see for yourself. McCROW A WILLARD. CITY MEAT MARKET D, C. Howard, Proprietor. STATE STREET. - SALEM, OREGON. always on hand, full w eight and a squaro acai an anuuu. CALIFORNIA! the Qm&$8&$$k )ABIEINt:tuPLrRQyiLLrfAU ".l 11 lVl K IUJAVUU J SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY D. W. MATTHEWS & COMPANY, 106 STATE ST.. SALEM, OR .... j ninnnlnn WfL-lnnnln rtnnnt I SNELL, HEITSHU & wuuuanu, vvnuia.o uouuu Proposals for Stationery. Officeof thkSkcuetvky ofStatk.1 S u.km. Or.. Sept. 27th, 1SSS. f Scaled proposals will bo received at this olllco until noon November Z7th, ISSS, to furnish tho following article! for the stato of Oregon; 80 renins legal cap, 14 lb. No. 8 ruling, whlto laid, Carcw, Charter Oak or Scotch Linen. 30 reams letter napr, 12 lb, No. 8 ruling, whlto laid, Carew, charter Oak or Scotch Linen. 80 reams flrst-clns Congress note, 7 lb packnges. No. 8 ruling, i hlto laid. 15 M No. 5 white envelopes, 60 lb, No. I nig, 15 M No. 0 'White envelopes, 00 lt, No. 1 rag XXX. 12 gross railroad steel pens No J 4ft, 15 gross union's steel pons, No. -KM. 3 gross Easterbrook "J" pens. 5 gross Faber's rwn holders. No. 1878. 4 dozen Tower Manufacturing Co's. bar ometer and brass backed inkstands. 12 dozen tvo.y folders, U inch. Standard. 3 dozen hory folders, 10 Inch, Congress. 10 dozen mucilage cups, No. 8, Morgan's patent. 1 dozen mucllago stands, reservoir, No. 6, Morgan's patent. 8 reams Parker's treasury blotting pnper, 140 lb, assorted colors. 2 gross No. 2 Eugle Recorder lead pencils, style CM. 4 dozen Arnold's writing fluid, quarts. 2 dozen David & Sons writing fluid, quarts, black. 2 dozen Sanford's premium fluid, quarts. 15 dozen duplex cap board letter clips. 12 dozen Faber's rubber rulers, 14 Inch, flat. 12 dozen steel erasers, Rogers', No. 1 SUA, R. 3 dozen steel erasers, Rogers'.No. 1811!), E. 20 botes Faber's No. 300 rubber bands, as sorted sires. 4 gross Faber's lead pencils, Nos. 2 and 3, hexagon, gilt. 10 gross Faber's lend pencils, round, gilt, No. 2. 8 dozen Faber's nntent Ink aud pencil rubber erasers, small. IOOOMcGIU's patent pa per fasteners, No. 2. lOOOMcGIII's patent paper fasteners, No. 4. 18 dozen gummed stub flies, No. 21, 11x15 In., 2V) pages. 12 dozen table pads for paper, 10x21, 10 dozen w asto paper baskets, cross bar, No. 4. 1!0 Ihs hemp twine, No. 12. At the same time sepamto bids will bo received forlidozen Wostcnhnlm congress knives to bo descrllied by trado Nos. Sam ples to bo exhibited. Illds should lie marked "Prooosnls for Stationery." Nono but best quality of gooas received. Tho rlcht to relect nnv or all bids is rc- ser cd. All goods to bo delivered licforo January 1st. 18S0. Payment to bo made by Miirnint on stato treasury. UIA). Vt . .MrilillUK, 0-23-td Secretary of Stato. Heal Estate Bargains. S1.C00 1C0 acres, (I miles from O & C de pot. Good house, trnrn and orchard. Fenced, and In cul tivation. $2,000. 80 acres, 1 miles from Hnlein. Good road to town. Iiuproo ments fair. Fine fruit land. $5,400 So acres '1H miles from Salem. No buildings. Splendid land, nil fenced. Make u desirable home. $2,000 CO acres 4 miles fiom Snlcin. Im provements good. Flno joung orchard, and garden land. 84,180 WO acres. 7 miles from Salem. III11 land, finely entered. Sell In lots of 40-acro tracts at 825 per acre. 810,800 (75 acres, 8 miles from Halcm. Excellent grass and fruit land, adjoining Willamette ricr. Will sell In tracts. 81,375 51 acres, 4 miles of Salem. House, barn and orchard, ljirgospring at the door. Good soil, ami plenty of timber. 82,400. 120acres, 5 miles of Salem; good road; well improed: stream running through the place. 800,00 ...400 acres (4 mllos west side O it j Jl JV J K,M'll jiuiisu, ittifiiiiiiu oichard, lJOIn cultivation, bal nnco oak grub pasture land. 8800 ......10 acres, 1 mllo from Salem, ad- Joining fair ground. Good land; no Improvement. 81,200... 40 acres, 5 miles Salem; nil In cultivation; nu umiiuiuk; iiuur school house. Excellent fruit land. $1,000 370 acros, 0 miles from O A C R It; all fenced; well watered. House, barn, unu smnu orcnaru; im acres In cultivation. 82,750. 3 lots, witli good house mid barn, fMni naiuiu. ncsiniuiu luvuutui. We liavo besides this a largo list o' olty nnd farm proKrty. Hujorsuould do won to call and examine our holdings before making their purchases. WILLIS A CHAMIIKKLI!, Oneru House, Court HU. 9-2Ctf Sulem, Or. Land of Discoveries. ThnRfi who have used it "Vour reme- dies nro giving satisfaction, nnd n cus tomer Willi iironcnius says in.iuo imij remedy that gives Instant relief. KKIlItKLh A COVKU, DrUKKlsU, Riverside, Cul." H" tho pleasure to Inform 3Ve you that your Preparations are meeting with large salt. o hear Nothing but Praise &gn oaslon tousothem. Namicawen t Co., DrUKKlsU, Vlsulla, Cul." That It will accomplish the end desired In all atrectloni of the Throat and Lungs U..,!ll and you not only will not t W III without It yourself, but will recommend It to others, as thousands have done, who have tried everything elso In aln. Money Is no object where b'atnVandlliS Convince You trifling sum of one dollar ean purchase n remedy that will stand between you and one of the most dreaded of human Clreulars sent free, containing detailed descriptions. SANTA ABIE Is prepared only by tho AUIBTINB MEDICAL CO., Oroville, CaL Batkiti't Ante S1tb. Tho best salvo In tho world foi en Is, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, Tever sores, tetter, chapped bauds, chilblains, corns, and all skin eru tions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It la guaranteed lu give perfect satisfaction, or money rofunded. Prloo 23 cents per box. l'r sale - Dr. H. W. Cox- Aa Abxlita Cire. Tho ORIGINAL ABIETINJi OINTMENT is only put up In large two-ouneo Hit boxes, and is nu .ilmoluto euro for old sores, burns, wounds, chapped hands, nnd all shin eruptions. "Will posltivelj cure ull kinds of piles. Ask for the oltlGrXAL ABIETLNE OINT .MKNT. Kplu byD. W. Matthews A Co., 103 btate street, Salcn., at IB tits iwr box by nuJJ 80 cents. Thousands of Dollsrs Aro sjwnt every year by th6 ieoplo of tills state for worthless medicines for the cure of throat and lung diseases, when we know that if they would only invest $1 in Santa Able, tho new California discovery for consumption and kindred com plaints, they would In this pleasant remedy find ircllef. It is recom mended by ministers, physicians, nnd public speakers of tho golden state. Sold and guaranteed bv D. W. Mathews & Co., at $1 a bottel. The most stubborn caso of catarrh will speedily succumb to California Cat-r-cure. Six months treatment for?l. Uy mall $1.10. Klrctrle Hitters. This leniedy Is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no Hpeeiul mention. All who have used Electric Hitters sing tho same song of praise. A purer medicine does not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that Is claimed. Eleetrio Hitters will euro all diseases of tho liver and kld- nevs. will remove nluinlcH, bolls, salt rheum and other allections caused bv lmmiro blood .Will drlvo mala ria from the svstem and movent ns well us euro all malarial fevers. For euro of headache, constipation and Inillccstlon try Eleetrio Hitters En tire satisfaction guaranteed, or money reliuuleii. I'rico mi cis. anu $1 ier bottle ut II. W. Cox's drug stoie. , Is Consumption Inrursulc? Head the follewing: Mr. C. II. Morris, Newark, Ark,, says: "Was down with abeess of Lungs, and friends and physicians pronounced mo an Incurable Consumptive. He- gan taking Dr. King's New Discov ery for Consumption, nin now on my third bottle, and able to oversee tlieworic on my limn, it is mo linest medicine ever mane." Jesse Mlddlewarl, Decatur, Ohio, says: "Had it not been for Dr. King's New discover for Consumption I would have died of Lung Troubles. Was given up by doctors. Am now in liest of health." Try it. Sample bottles freout II. W. Cox's Drug Stoic. How's Tills! Wo offer ono hundred dollars re ward for any eao of catarrh that can not bo cured by taking IIuH'j catarrh cure. R J. Cheney it Co., props., Toledo, O. We, tho undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for tho lust 15 years, and lielleve him jer fectly honorable In all business transactions, aud nnanchtlly able to carry out any obligations iniido by their firm. West & Truax, wholewile drug gists, Toledo, Ohio. Waldlng, Kliinau & Marvin, wholesale druggists, Toledo, Ohio. E. II. Van Hoesen, cushlor, Toledo national bank, Toledo, Ohio. Hall's catarrh cure Is tukon In ternally, acting directly uimn tho blood and muuus surface of tho system. Price, 75c. jier bottle. Bold by all druggists. How Ho Admitted . A gentleman, living In u small olty in the west, had Inherited con sumption from his father, and tho doctor told him he must die. He Htopped taking their weakonlng physic and tried Dr. Piorce's Golden Medical Discovery. In three months lie was strong and well. Tho gentleman's neighbors knew how sickly ho formerly was, and asked him to stato In public how ho had leen cured. Ho advertised to lecture on a certain evening, In tho nubile hall, nnd there was a large audience proMUL This was his lecture: A picture of himself be fore, nnd ono after, he tried the remedy, nnd Ave empty bottles of Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. He said nothing, but convinced lita audience Just the same. It outrivals all Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. TELEGRAPHIC TIDINGS. Important Events of tho Whole World for Twenty-four Hours. Sawcil in Two Died DniiciiiR Our Navy Mr. llyilo A Lio Etc. Thirty Killed and Wounded. Maucu Chunk, Pa., Oct. 10. Uy an nccldent, on tho Lehigh Val ley road this morning six persons were killed and twenty wounded. A Pennsylvania freight ran into a Lehigh Valley gravel train. Long John's Druth. Chicago, Oct. 10. Hon. Johu Wentworth, better known as "Long John" Wentworth, died this morn ing. Mr. Wentworth was ono of Chicago's oldest cltlrens. Ho was onco mayor of tho city, congress man and editor of ono of tho lead ing dally papers here. Ho was a man of great frame, and nearly seven feet In height. Not Yet Settled. CitiCACio, Oct. 10. After a session protracted into the morning hours at a meeting last night of thoNorth Side street conductors and drivers it was decided to send a committee to President Yerkes to-day, to learn precisely what his interpretation of the agreement is. Cars aro still run ning, but it is believed that unless further concessions aro mado an other strike will result. Wo Can Whip Kugluud. Washington, Oct. 10. An In terview with Secretary Whitney Is published this morning In which ho claims tho United States can whip England, lie does not expect war, but says her floating wealth is at Its mercy now. Tho new swift cruisers could sweep tho seas, while tho engineering science Is contemplated to defend tho seaboard cities against bonibardmont. Canada's military strength, he declares, is Insignificant and England Is Incapable of aiding her. lloineluHsTliKy Wiiudnr. Wahhinoton, Oct. 10. Tho col lector of customs at Port TowiiHond, W. T., yesterday telegraphed to tho treasury department as follews: "Tho American steamship Ancon, from Alaska, with thirty laborers, has just arrived at port. Tho Ancon did not touch at any foreign port, but passed through foreign water. Can Chinese laborers be permitted to land?" Assistant Secretary May nard telegraphed: "Tho department cannot answer until advised how tho Chinamen came to be in Alaska." Ml Itnllroiul Couclion. Chicago, Oct. 10. O. W. M. Smith of San Francisco brought hero a patent for n steel railroad coach, and is In a fair way to accomplish his mission, the organization of it company, composed principally of Chicago jieoplo, for tho maniuaeturo of these cars. Smith bail all tho capital required olll-red him for tho enterprise by capitalists In Califor nia, but ho recognizes tho fact that for such an undertaking there Is no place llko Chicago. Ho huj'h It is settled that before many mouths within live mllos of this city tliero will be In ojioratlon a company manufacturing railroad coaches con structod of steel. It Is said they will not telesco)e, burn or crush. Trouliln In Hi CHinp. Pout Townbknii, Oct. 10. Con sternation reigns supremo at tho customs ofllco. N. Crowley, special treasury agent has nrrlved, nnd his first act was to discharge Win. M. Hurncd, special deputy collector for the jiast ten years, a republican, whose services have liecn hereto fore deemed Indlsjiencablo. It Is common rumor that W. V. Fennl more. O. J. Mulkey anil Frank II. Wlnslow, other republican onlco- linldurs. will bo let out olso. JU what churiH. If any. can bo brought nimliist these olllclals It Is hard to determine, ns all have tho entire confidence and good will of the ro- Hiieetlve communities In which they reside. It Is assorted bywjvoral that Special Agent Crowley's band, nrm- im! with full authority, win next doseeud ujiou high nud unexfieeted ofllehtl circle. CO.NDKNSKl) MSl'ATCHKS. Hiram Vlckcry, tho convict who was shot by guards at Folsom, Cul., while trying to escape, Is dead. Tho coroner's Jury Justified tho guards. Tho steamer City of Pekln has arrived at San Francisco, from China and Japan with 124 Chinese, and tho steamer Parthia, from China via Vancouver, brought 110 Chinese. Gov. Moorehouso, of Missouri has ordered tho Third regiment, Mis souri national guard, to proceed to Hovler, Mo., whore tho striking miners who killed millionaire War dell have become turbulent. E. A. Stevenson, governor of Idaho, estimates tho population of that territory at about 100,000. Tho valuo of tho taxable property Is given at f 21 ,288,802, which his report says is less than half Its actual valuo in cash. Tho person who last week made four attempts to blow up tho Napa, Cal., Insane asylum with dynamite cartridges, has been captured by the guards, and proves to bo a former patient named Webb, who escaped twoyearsago. Ho Is again routined. Gov. Church of Dakota, in his annual report, says thero has been a gain In tho population of tho terri tory during tho year of 72,1110, in a total population of 010,823. Tho quantity of land newly llled on and purchased for settlement during tho year was two and a half million acres. There Is nn awakened Interest in all that pertains to education, and an Increased number of pupils in tho higher schools, with a marked tendency towards one general system for tho territory. A 5! ii n Hnweil In Two, Wilcox, W. T., Oct. 10. A hor rible accident occurred at tho Che halls saw mlllthls morning. Wayne llostetter, engaged In moving slabs from tho saw, was In tho act of stooping" over to raise a largo one, when tho saw teeth caught in his clothing. In the twinkling of an eye ho was pulled on to tho lurgo circular and cut completely in two, his head and shoulders falling on one side aud the lower part of his body on tho other, being thrown about forty feet. Tho body was otherwise mutilated ami presented a horrible appearance Itlvd Whlln Dune Inc. Ahtouia, Oct. l0. At a wedding on tho Lewis & Clark, twelve miles from hero, last night, among tho guests was Mis. Joseph Gibson, re siding In tho neighborhood. After the marriage ceremony was over dancing began. Mrs. Gibson, who was In the same set as tho bride, suddenly was seen to reel, and fell to tho floor and Instantly expired. A physician was 'summoned and pronounced tho cause of death heart disease. I)r, Jtiyknl mid Mr. Ityiln. London, Oct. IB. The latest theory of tho Whltechapol minder ers Is that ho Is u real Dr. Jeykel aud Mr. Hyde, caused by morbid feelings aroused by Stevenson's celebrated story. A prosperous rosl dent of Grosvernor Square, who movori in tho liest socloty, Is suspec ted of lending a double life aud has boon tracked on excursions to Whltocha'Hil. Yollotr l'over, Dkoatuii, Ala., Oct. 10. Three now casus of yellow fever; no deaths. DepopulutliiB; Cuba. Fifteen weeks ago it cigar-makers' strlkownH Inaugurated III Havana. Unnblo to fight tho trust which tho manufacturers formed on tholr own soil, tho rlgtir-makerri determined on a plan which threatens to destroy one of Cuba's greatest industries. It Is nothing loss than u movement to depopulate tho Island of every striking ulgar-inuker. Alamuyu Obrero, U labor organization similar of tho Knights of Labor, lias tukon charge of tho strike. Tliero uro 160 factories In Havana and uboutCOOO mon on a strike. Every cigar-inuker in Key West and Tampa agreed to pay (1 a week towards tho support of tho strikers. Two hundred families aro on the way and will arrive this week. Others will fol low as fast us they onu secure transportation. i lli'ii1Miill'A"t'jll-'. A iS. --