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About Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1888)
-rT!-- w" EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL -PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY. Capital Journal Publishing Company. llNCOItl'OKATHD 0T1, Corner Court and Liberty Streets, TERMS OK 8UJ1SCRIPTION ' HA1LV. One year, by mall... ..M....'; W) Hlx innnf li. by mull 2 BO Three montlm by ir)f)ll.,.....J.J..... 1 25 lcr week delivered by cnrrlor . 15 WKBKLY. Ono year .... 81 M Hx. montlm . - 7fi Ono year, If paid for In advance, . 1 ft) Hlx months, " " " 60 a-lotmiKtor aro authorized to re celo Milmrlptloiii. .CB-Lnlcrcd an Herond-claw matter at the fjaloin,OrcKou,Po'tolllcc,.Iuno21, lfH8. W. 11. IJY.UtS -'CIjAKB . HIV1XFJ Kilitor Local Kilitor SATURDAY, NOV. 3, 1888. -Republican National Ticket For President, BENJAMIN HARRISON, Of Inriiiiiiii. , For Vice President: LEVI P. MORTON, Of New York. Foil I'rlshmintial Elkctohb. Robert Mcljcnn, of Klamath County. Win. Kapus.of Multnomah County. C. W. Fulton, of Clatttup County. FREE ADVERTISING ! No Cliarges dvi:iitihi:mknth itndkk the lipnilri or WAST ). 1'OHHAIil loll ItU.NT. TO TNP. LMT. cli'.. of nil no- ccptaliloiialuic, not to exceed llirio Hues, will lid free for one neck only ono ail. for well Individual '1 Ills does not Include hiiKlnoHH advertisement. II miNwerH fall to romc the 111 st time we IiivIIoiin many iiipctltlonxiiHiiio m ccHsary (OKi'ciiHi ulliitymiiuHi'illse foi. Wu wish tho inheiilMTH to li'i'l that they uro not Im posing on uh by uhIiij; oiii Ircet'oliimnx. The cai'ITai. Jonivw. Ii the medium tliliiiiKh which the gciieial public may al v'iijk have tin Ir wnutHMippIUil. Advertiser Nhoulil remember that let ters illrwleil to INITIALS ONLY mi) mil delivered thmimh tlie pottotlleo. If Inl tlalH are iihimI they nhoulil be illrcited to tho ciironf Home pei-bini, 111 in, or posliilllc'e box. AlhertUenientri can be left at our olllce orMvut thmiiKlitlio mall to CAI'ITAI. JOURNAL I'Ull. CO. 'HOW KHOUI.lt UllOllllUTIOMYlH voti:. How should prohibitionists vote In this election lms troubled a good innuy conscientious voters of that varly. The saloon pooplo never jnlnco things they alway-i know where their Interest Is and vote that way. A recent Ihsiio of tho Now York Saloon Journal, a newspaper published in tho Interest of tho liquor dcalors, says: "There Is only ono safe way for the liquor Interest. They must unite to n man to work heart and soul, day and night, for the successor thudumoerutlo party, and tho best way for tho delegate to upend his tliuo is to consider tho best nieaiiH to elect tho democratic ticket, state and national." Tho democratic accusation that tho republican party Is in fuvor of "freo whisky" is made t'J secure the prohibition vote. But this state ment should convince any fair minded prohibitionist that they can never oxeot any .relief from tho tlonioerntlc, party and tiey should not throw their votes away on can didates they can. not elect, i ii 1 1 ii in . Tuk Paoltlu Chiitttlun Advocate of the 1st Inst, contains thooliltuary Hotieo of John Fninont Colonel Henderson of Eugene City, Ho was hikou nlok on the Sth of Octo ber, and dlml on the morning of the 17th. "Colonel," tus he was familiar, ly called, wiut U tyiH, and formerly worked for (leneral Oilull In this ulty. He had many friend all over uie HtuU.who will regret (o know that he Ima tluiH early Ihhiii eallwl to Holve the Inovlttiblo problem of what lUt lwyoiul. HedlMl happy In the Jinn conviction of a brighter hereafter. As Mm. NheriilHii pnjHi to seo to It livivelf, without HmUttmco, there will lm monument ereettnl ovorUoiutral yiiorltUn') Kmvo. It may not be of tho iuhmIvu propor tions ami artistic arttnileurpwinlstHl for the mniniment In Now York to ClMinml Clmnt, but It will not ben monunwiit oil phjvw, hikI no ulty or tuttoolHUen will lw tkn to ever iMUug tttnk ffrr nut wwting it, Spelling Reform Notei. Tho squaw of a chief of the Sioux Kloped with a red-headed Jloux; The pair In Dubuque Tho husband o'crtuque. And this made a nice how-dloux-yloux-dloux. A cop once attempted to knab A man who another did kstab, Hut the chap mudea run And hla liberty wnn. By getting away In a Kcab. lloston Courier. Duiiino the Long Congress of 1810-50, Webster, Chiy, Cnlhouu nutl Kenton w ere the leader? of the sen ate, and the subjects of debate were HUinerqus nd Interesting, This session was the longest in the his tory of the nation, until this year's peforniance broke the record. It was at "tho long session," us it was ever afterwards called, that the ven erable and silver-tongued Clay, the massive Webster, the scholarly Cal houn and the rugged Ronton had their last tmitunl struggle, the last of earth lor the three. In the house there uis u galaxy of greatness, almost every name of which has since become famous. Nearly all the old and worn political Issues were laid aside by that congress ; nearly all the new questions to be fought over for the next twenty years, were started there ; the terri torial system received its final shape, California became a state, tho Texas boundury question was settled, the fugitive slave law passed, and after a longaud heated debate the slavery question was settled by n com promise which botlj the great pal ties indorsed, and whicji, it was fondly hoped, would enduto for u century. The uulon was neurcr to a dissolu tion then than it ever again was before tho war began. President Taylor died in the hottest stugo of the controversy, and Vice-President Fillmore succeeded. An eminent engineer of London suggested to the police the theory that the Whltechapel murderer was n maniac trying to find the elixir of life and was looking for tho essential ingredients In tho parts taken from tho murdered bodies, and that like tho witches In "Macbeth," he spent his tiniejover a bubbling chauldron of hell uioth made of tho gory in gredients, looking for tho charm. Detectives disguised as laborers and talked with looso women, en deavoring to Hud out from them something to give tho police a tangi ble basis to work on. Somo private detective agencies, tempted by tho $8000 reward, have rented private houses and got decoy women on tho streets, but all avails nothing. "In acknowledgement of all that God has done for us as a nation, and to the end that on an appointed day tho united prayer and pralso of a grateful country may reach tho throno of grace, I 0 rover Cleveland,, president of the United States, do hereby designate and set apart Thursday, tho 20th day of Novem ber, Instant, as a day of thanksgiv ing and prayer, to bo kept and observed throughout the land." Innonioui Hotutmle. It Is about time that tho peoplo of MoMinnvilloshould beconio cog nizant of tho fact that typhoid fever carried away more peoplo within the past mouth than tho scourge small pox, of which they were so much afraid. Two cases have already gone honco and tho chances for re covery aro against two or three more. If this city was In a good sanitary condition there would not bo a case of tyhold fever here. It is with thoutmxst reluctance that we think that tho government of thin city has own criminal in ono sense, for the past five or six years, but It Is a fact. If tho peoplo would only show tho right spirit and Im prove tho town we would not havo the fear of typhoid every year. Typhoid is more fatal than small pox. It Is wors.o than yellow fever, only not contujilous. It is tho nitny condition of this city which tends more to the production of typhoid tlmu anything elso. If tho people can elt still ami do nothimr to make way with this condition of unngs mo nmire or tins oitv is "innocuous deseutude." Telephone. Kurekt, The motto of California im-aus, I have found It. Only in that laud of suimhlne, where tho orange, lemon, olive. Hi? and umno bloom ami ripen ami attain their highest perfec tion lu mid-winter are the the herbs and gum fouudthat are used In that nloaNUit remedy for all throat and, mng irouoies. Fauta Able the ruler of coughs asthma and consumption. Mr. I). W. Mathews has been unpointed Hgvnt for this valuable remedy and M1U) It under a guarantee at $la bot tle. Thtvo for $2.W. Try CALIl.'OltNIA CAT-lt- yUlui, the only guaninteed corn mr wiHrrn. $i, oy nmii ji.iu. . i i . Col. IrUh HpHMrs to b osrrylng ludbdia for OleveWuul hi the shiui intntitlrtMiul wHiltlrrlnj wsy tlmt hvopt tilings in Oregon Imt, June. RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE. i Christian Cnuncn. Elder P. R. Burnett, pastor.,,. Pxeachfn. at 10:30 n. m. and 7',p.,m. indjy sohool nt 12 m. grayer meeting Thursday at 7:30 p. m. , ,. rJ ' "' " VW" "n.-sov (JATHOLIC (JIURCJI.mi;nemejC uun vuiu.b- )-ST"MWBnL Vtnii ni.il fWlnmi atmnta I .mv mnea 7:30 (i. m. HlL'U.niass and. sermon at 10:30 a. m, Sunday school "oTj 3 p. m. Vespers, sermon and bene diction at 7:30 p. m. every Sunday. J. S. White, rector. Baptist Church. Corner of Liberty and Marion streets. Rev. A. R. Medbury, pastor. Services at 10:30 a. jr. and 7 p. jr. Sunday School at noon. YoUDg Peoples' meeting at C:4o p. t. "Weekly prujer Meeting Thursday evening. All are cordially invited. CojCORIXlATIONAL ClIUKCII. Services at 10:30 a. m. Sunday school at 12 o'clock, Christian En deavor meeting at 0:00; evening service at 7. Rev. Anselm B. Brown, pastor. Morning service will be followed by communion; song service at 7 p. ni. PllKSHYTKHIAN' CHURCH. Rev. II. A. Newell, pastor. Preach ing at 10:30 a. m. and 7 p. M. Society of Christian Endeavor at 0:30 i. m. Sab bath school at 12 m. ; R. S. Wallace, supt. Prayer meeting on Tlulr&diu evening at 7:30 p. m. Welcome to all, at all the services. M. E. Church. Services will be held in tho M. E. church to-morrow as follews: Morning, nt 10:30; eve ning at 7, Sunday school at 12 m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 0:30. All are invited. Seats free. Rev. W. Rollins, pastor. , Rev. C. C. Stratton will occupy the pulpit to-morrow, both morning and evening. Band of Hopo meets Sunday af ternoons, at 3 o'clock, In the V. O. T. U. hall on Court St. Allure cord ially invited. Holiness Meeting. Every Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, holiness meetings are con ducted at 115 High street. How's TMs! We oiler one hundred dollars re ward for any cae of catarrh that can not be cured by taking Hall's catarrh cure. F. J. Cheney fe Co., props., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe Iiiiu per fectly honorable in all business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West & Trnax, wholesale drug gists, Toledo, Ohio. Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, wholesale druggists, Toledo, Ohio. E. II. Van Hocsen, cashier, Toledo national bank, Toledo, Ohio. Hall's catarrh cure Ls taken in ternally, acting directly upon the blood and mucus surfaces of tho system. Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists. NEW TO-DAY. H. NEUGEBAUER, -thi:- South Salem Family Grocer, -KKIU'S Constantly on hund n choice selection of staple a-id family groceries which he has for hulo nt tho lowest living prices. He Buys Farm Produce. H-3-tf 1831 THE CULTIVATOR AMI Country Gentleman THE BEST OF THE AGKICULTUKAL WEEKLIES DKVOTED TO Farm Crops and Processes, Horticulture and Fruit-Growing Live-Stock and Dairying, WIillo It also Includes nil minor depart- mi'iiiaiu runiiiuiurri.iiucn us ino XMUltry Yard, KnloiiioUviy, lieo-Keeplug, tlreeu- iHiiiko iiuu iinnH-rj-, veierinary ltcnllf .-tiiiii i iii-aii'iii-. iiiiu wviianvni, Kite 're Reading, IXmiextlo Economy, and a sun mary of tho News of the Week. Its XI n . ket Reports iireuuiwually complete, and much nttoutlo'i U paid to the 'Vopccis of thu (toi, tu tltrowtug Unlit upoaoneof' fie moiimMirtantof aUgtuiatlous- lieu , to buy und w lion to sell. It U llbt'nll t -1 Ununited, and by RECENT KM MUll'.1 .iient. contains more ivudLiT mutter tlinn e er lnro. The SubkortiHlon ItIos IsrJ..') wr yenr, but o otlVr ti SPECIAL UKUl c-' iiu. In our CLUB RATES FOR 1889 I i 2 Subscriptions, SI In one remtttAiirc 0 Subscriptions, 12 Subscriptions, do. do. b do. do. SnV all w SMWrtbeni for 188t, PHJ'lnr In ilviiuc. naw, we will kendthe )aur MMHjr. fWMU ur rwoelpiuf iho t ty(iBlno JuBHwy M, in, witliout 'alimBinitii-Owtw Khiim. AddreMi ' LUTHEftVuCKEkA SON, ruUMiem, ALHVNY, N. Y. National Farcical Institute. Two or more surgeon representing this IntHutsjflll be at the Chemeketa hotel, 8alenj,,N,pyenjfir 10th, 1883. cycVjnje'nif'jJjprepared with all the ppa'ffft.pgtfpfJL lor the successfu lrpfpflnt p,t&g5p,eclaltle8, curvature of tfyg.splnf, , jji?asfJ5,ar lhe hip and knee Jyjpf, 9RKaiJiPf $ub feet nnd n" buUly.dVtjqnrjitjgtj. .iljer success In treat ing (Ues troubjp agnll as nil chronic and sexual dleeinos ha made for the In stitute a national reputation. Upon application, references will be lur nKhed from patients In all parts of the United states. All persons who are suffering from any of thee complaints, should not fall to take advantage of this opportunity for rallcf. d 7-P. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1st, 1SS8. .Messrs. wi:i.i,mi lmo-N, Palcin, Oregon. CJenilemcn: We hnd the plensuro re cently of iiinktii'i shipment to jou of our new " Vhlte Cross" EytrncN, lind send you by mall to-dny a very neat show card whK we would like you to place promi nently in your sto.-e, and wilch will call tlienttentlon of jour trade to the goods. It has booii our Intention for some time pas, to plaeo upon tho market the finest Hue of flavoring extracts manufactured In this count iy, und after months of study and experimenting with the prominent brands now before the public e have at last biicccdul in placing bcfoie you a qual ity which beyond doubt has no superior. We am not loo hi.-ongly. Imprest, upon you that you cin unhesitatingly Veeom mend them to ypur tuttomer ns the finest that can possibly be manufactured. , J.'e Packard and style senemllr ls such as to attract attention, and w e predict tlvat when your trail.e,lnivi' tested, the quality of, the goods jner ..ilefor" hit,; Cross" extracts will be lirzc. ( , , , Ily 'mipu,ii" w, (th our rcojst yoiMylU confer it f.ivor'uppn youit-'ti u)y,. A. grniLLING .1: CO. . ONi: OK THE I. UlCiEVr ESTAIJLIH nients in the folate Lower l.ites tlrm I'ortliiud. LtirKei-t stock Lcal lilunks in tho suite, iv J blKsest dicsiut. Hendfor price list of Job printing, and catalojjue ot legal blanks. K. M. WA1TK, feteam Printer, Salem, Oregon. riSAN'CIAI.. Fi a SAtEM, OltEGON W5I. N. LADl'i:, -DR. J. RKYN'QLD-s, JOHN MOIR, -- - -, 1'iesldent. Vice President. - - Cashier. GENERAL BANKING, Kchnn;eon l'ortland, s.in Fi-aitel), New York, London and Hong Kong botutlit und Mild, tatp. County and City warrants bought Farmer are coidlallj Invited to dourislt i.nd transact buslf-s with us. Literal advances miiile on wheat, wool, hops and oilier property at re.isonatno rate. Insurance on t,eh i-e-curlty can bo obtained ut tho bank in most rell tblo companies'. ' ESTABLISHED BY NATIONAL; AUTHORITY SALEM, "-O'r'EG'ON, Capifal'raid up, .... 'Sra.UOO Surplus, ..... -'lOjJO! It. S. WALLACE, . I'rehldent. W. W. MARTIN, Vice-President. J. II. ALI1ERT, .... Cashier. DIRECTORS! W. T. Gray, W. W. Martin, J, M. Mai tin, R. S. Wallace, Dr. W. A.Cin.lck, .1. H. Albert. T. MeK. P.itton. LOANS MADE To runners on wheat and other market- able produce, consigned or lu store, either In private granariesor ipubllo warehouse. Slate and Counlv Warrants Bought al Par. COMMERCIAL PAPER Discounted at reasonable mtcn. Drifts drawn direct on New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Portland, London, lVirls, llerlln, Hong Kong and Calcutta. rmwi MEMMMl irrnttmWMM rsiMon TliiiWalNatioiittiifc NEW ADVEBTISKJtENTS. Admirers of Cleveland nnd Harrison, we believe In Protection. We protect our customers from paying ruinous prices for their goods by selllne them on a very small profit. K ree I our motto as every person ls free to trade with us and take advantage of thes low prices. We hae the most completo assortment of " Dry Goods, Underwear, Clothing, . , Hats acifeTCaps, Boots and Shoes, Notions, Cigars -a-nd -T6WalCco it To be found In tho city. "Buy as you vote" mnico you welcome at me upera iiouso uorner. The Wol An excellent stock of CARPETS, RUGS, ROLLING AND LACE CURTAINS At prlcqs extremely low. Full stock of I STAPLE A.ND FANCY DRY GOODS In all departments. MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS LUNN & BROWN'S, 219 Corner State and Commercial streets. JHA Bank Hg IRHHMKHviBffai i mflmWMl TflDS BEST STOCK OF STOVES IN THE R. M. WA.DE & CO'S 282 to 286 Commercial Street, SALEM. AND MANY OTHER .Also a Complete Stock of Hardware and FOR SALE. 4 KINK DUST AND MOUSB,1ROOP ii Organ, a!o a second hand Piano at a , bargHtn and on easy twn. ChH on i H. DIAMOND, 3MOomientol St., Slm, Or. KELLEY BROS., PltOPRIRTOIW OP THE WISlTQiCOFIE HOUSE- MeMb. a)HuLnr bdard. Miur waalr. Vn MNto; boa inktyetl. Chlnee ew ployed. gB)retolSt. tQH T ra.de with your eyes open. Call, and Me -will Mv FALL SEASON OF 1888. Special attention ls called to our splendid display of fashionable frarments from tho w ell known manufacture rs Springer Bros., or BOSTON. They need no recommendation from us, being the finest line ever placed before tho public. Each garment has a label at collar band bearing tho manufacturer's name. ouk Is unusually large and Miried, repre senting The Latest 'Novelties. Agents for tho new Mather patent LACE KID GLOVE V a CITY IS AT Garland Stoves, Charter Oak Stoves, Brighton Range LEADING STYLES. Parm Machinery, Wagons and Carriag GRMS SEED. nxx AN FOnNIBH MBSQOITK OR A j mixture oruncgln isrsaor SiftalppuUnHtli id, St taeouue m tie. For tbn ad- T. O. JORY. JtoxVL Babjw, Or. lH-lm BilnETS. T PAY TUB HIOHH8T CASH PRICB enture Co. TV ' RVUlHi . Im i.Uft.