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ThU year now drnwlui; to a close Iiiir
been one of unoiimiplcd iiciilo, plenty
and piosperlty within the bordcrH of the
Mute. It Ih pioper that public iickiiowl
cdKiiient should bo iniido to the Oieut
Hitler of tlio Universe for Ills Innumerable
lilctwlnini. 1 lo,therefoie,deslBnatoTliius
day, thu '.llth day of No ember, iih a day of
ThaiikHKlvIiiK to Almighty (lod, to be
observed by the uholo people of (Ills Coin
nionwealth In token of their (,'iatltude
for Ills ureal mercies.
In witness theieof, I havot-et my hand
uudciuiHcd the heal of the state tube uf
llxed, tli In, thoROVcnthdiiy of November,
A. 1)., ltWH.
SYlA'KKIT.It l'KNNOYr.H,
(iovernor.
liy tlioKeenior:
tU.o. V. McllniiiK,
Hecietary ofHInle.
nirinsri:cTivi I'UKsr.NT iMtos-
l'KOTlVi:.
No inoro lilting tlmo thtm the
present i-ouldbo wluutccl In which
to tlovotu ti fow words to ourwlvcH.
Now that thegiwaimtloimlHtnigale
iHover and victory iierclies proudly,
dltluntly on our Imnnur, tlio Hinoko
of btittlo will clear tiwuy nnd tho
common ovury-day ulUilrn of llfonnd
himlnesH will iihsuiiio their oven
tenor. Tho Caimtai. Jouhnai.
won tho buttle but our extreme
modesty will not nonult uh to dwell
nt length on that topic. Our bump
of Holf-cstcein, however, In HUlllelent
ly well developed to allow us to nay
that tho Jouhnai. Ih fining friends
and natron every day.
It Ib true, our piiHt career has loen
n rut her checkered one. Wo
ohniiKod ninnagenient too often,
perhaps. Hut It Ih of the present
wo wlh inoro particularly to allude.
Under tho preswmt inaimgeinont
tho Jouhnat. Ih gaining lost ground,
holding what It provloimly uciulrod
jtiul making now conquests, liy
conducting a live, fearless, newsy
paper for tho people now ou earth
wo trust to merit and hopo to ro
wlvo the lllieml and united patron
.ago of tho public. Every tiny wo
are receiving a largo number of new
Hubsorlbers, but we wish many more.
Within a few dy you wo mean
you will bo solicited to subscHlbo
for tho Dally. If you don't want
tho Dally wo will bo glad to Bend
you tho Weekly. Having adopted
u new carrier system, there can bo
no objection rnlood on account of
the non-delivery of tho paper.
Tho merchants aud busluoss men
of Fnlum will twelve a call from our
advertising manager, and It Uox
poetwl thoy will twpoml with good
ads. Our subscription llnj. Is now
Huoh that wo mm guarauteo an nd
pltuvd hi tho Johknai, to lo worth
its wolght hi gold.
Tho newspapers of a town ure
faultloHi Indicators uf tho life aud
business of u town. Thuy are nl-
ways carefully working forltaBUC
C3ss and guarding ita best Interests.
Tn fuct, they arc forever on the Vigil.
Therefore, we say, they should be
encouraged and sustained. We
boom the town and assist you in
your every labor. Is it not meet
and proper that you should nt least
give our solicitor nn encouraging re
ception? This much Is due us.
We are loaded for all future booms
nnd the succc-s of Salem is your
succes. Now is the time to ndver
tie nnd subscribe.
.wiim.i nrriffriw-m
Tin: jtorAr. nivoitci:.
Matrimonial iiiihnppiness among
roynl people is far from being nn un
common tiling. ullt roi'al Hvoices
are rare events. No such divorce
has taken place among European
families since graceless Ueorge the
Fourth of England, in addition to
h'.s other brutalities, got a separa
tion from his spouse, Caroline, near
ly seventy years ago. There are
usually "dynastic" reasons why ill
assorted royal couples, however
heartily they may liato each other,
refrain from washing their dirty
linen in public.
King Milan of the lilliputian
kingdom of Scrvia, however, has
risked his throne in the effort, which
has succeeded at last, to get rid of
one of the most uncomfortable wives
that crowned head ever shared
throne with. For mouths Europe
has echoed with the bitter quarrels
of this ill matched pair. Accusa
tions liave bcn hurled freely to and
fro between them. Natalie has bold
ly charged Milan with cowardice,
brutality and unfaithfulness, while
Milan has retorted with assertions
that Natalie is n termagant and a
politician, nnd is bent on getting
him oil' tlio throne.
Were it merely a household feud
between two people who happen to
sit on the thrones, the interest in
their squabbles would not, perhaps,
have attracted much attention from
tho larger eotuts. Hut European
politics enter very seriously into the
matter. Erom the political point of
view tlie Servian king and queen
represent livnl nnd hostile factions.
Milan is a partisan of Austria, and
will be found ou Austria's side in
case u war breaks out In Eastern
Europe. Natalie, ou the other hand,
Is of lUisslan birth, and Is credited
with being deep in intrigue with the
ltussian emissaries in Servla.
There Is no doubt that Milan, who
has proved himself to bo a vain,
cowardly, dissolute, low minded
braggait, is detested by u large por
tion of his HiihJcctB, and that Nat
alie, ou the other hand, has the
sympathy of tlio Servian masses.
Tho faetls that Southeastern Euiope
is a tinder box, into which may any
time fall a sudden spark which
would producean explosion through
out tho continent, and Bhould civil
disturbance grow out of the conjugal
light between Milan and Natalie
which may very likely happen the
peace of huropo would once more be
Imperiled.
Tun startling announcement is
made that Chas. 15. Walte, formeily.
an Illinois supremo Judge, will
shortly publish an article in which
ho will take the position that the
common law entitles women to
vote ; that women are voters in all
tho original American states, and
tho statutes denying them tho priv
ilege of voting nro mostly uneonsti-
tutionnl nnd void. Ho declares that
tho disfranchisement of women Is
ono of tho greatest political crimes
of tho nineteenth century.
Tiik "old mill" is to start up and
why can't n move bo made to start
up the "Capitol?" Tho Agricultural
works nro being rebuilt, work on
the street car lines will soon bo com
inoneed, negotiations are progres
sing for securing tho Astoria road,
Tiik Cai'itaij Jouhnai, Is dally
gaining ground, and everything
moved oft with bouyant step. Let
tho good work go on. Salem's future
Is as bright as a May morn.
CAi.mmNiA people havo been
praying for rain for lo these mnuy
days. Tho announcement Is made
that their pmyora havo boon answer
ed. Thursday and Friday they had
copious showers all over tho state,
nnd nil ye jooplo rejolccth greatly.
John O. Whittkh's great ambi
tion, when ho was a boy, wns to
become u lHilltlelan. Hut tho world
gained by tho fact that ho did not
lay his pipes, but piped his lays.
Kino Willi am Is evidently uot
a firm bollovor in civil service re
form. Hohas dismissed the court
service till not ono of those undor
Frederick now remains.
Wk want that Astorin railroad
and must have It. As tho saying
goes, "Wo need U lu our busluesH."
HAimiSOJJ llOTO SOUTH.
Harrison's election appears to
please the Southern people much
better than wns expected. North
ern blood, capital, enterprise and
loyalty has so permeated tho South
ern heart that nnotlurwar would be
Impossible.
AVHKAT JIAKKKT.
The wheat mirkot continues dim
as usual on the Pacific coast. In the
oast especially Chicago the bulls
and bears are having their usual
"tussle." The bulls appear to be
maters of the situation.
Wnareto have stieet cars right
away to connect with the railroad,
and why can't we also have the
Astoria road to connect with tho
streetcars?
Tiiinti: is a truly ruial flavor
about the announcement that a lady J
was lost in the woods while hunting
chestnuts in the city limits of Philr
delphia. Republicans are about through
jubilating, and will immediately
begin preparations for another cam
paign. "In time of peace prepaie
for war."
Now that ice works aie o be estab
lished in Salein at once, let us all
"pull" for a woolen factory.
Absolutely Pure-
This powder never varles.TA marvel ot
purity, strength andwholesomencss. Moro
economical man the ordm.ir) 1'lutls, and '
cannot bo (.old In competition with the i
multitude of low test, Bliort welphtalumor
phosphate powders. Bold only In cans,
llOYAIa IlAKINO l'OWDKUCO.,10lVnll,N.Y.
ANGORA GOATS!
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W. D. CLAGGITT
-HAS bOMi:
PUF
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1 lln
URE IMPORTED GOATS FORSAIE. These
ro irom uio wen Keiecieo. iiih'kh oi i
llley, of San Jose, Oil. Kor purtlcu-
uni call on or nddreni him at Salem, Or.
lu-i.-.in,
I. SCHNEIDER,
DKAI.KU IN
WATCHBS, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY.
STAYTON, OllKdON.
Keep" on hnndu large assortment of Jew
elry, wuicncs C10CK8, eic, llcixurliig
nroniMlv done nnd warranted. 1 wilt iM h
tho best luirgains In watches of nny dealer
l.,lijk llln.i.ttt.k .lilac ..J4 ...
Ull.v ., ...m.l.v.tv .....c fiU.OIIW
HOWARD BROTHERS
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General House MouDg,
h'm snd
Hep
aim'.
Work nrnmntlr donout reasonable mtiL
Orders left nt I'awtai Jock.vai. oftlro
win recenoiitieniion. V-ll-tf
PRINTING.
AXE OK TUB UVUOFST ESTAI1U8H-
menu In the State. Lower rates than
Itr41iinil Ijiimul fr.b ...l n ...
tlip Stato, a-U bljywl discount. Seud for
privy n t juu (inuiiux, ami niiaineiie ot
legal blauka. K. M. WAITB.
Bieum i-nniw, txilem, Oregon.
Ijmarjislxywirii old; wnlghl HO) pounds
rM lunula liltfh. Ativ n. rtml m akJ .k....
dewirllxMlnUrewltl be well iUl tor the
trouble hr lravlne wonl ut the office of the
Oretroa Land CWHijxHiy.
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Hie taitol
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STAPLE AND l'ANCY DRY
GOODS in all departments.
MEN'S PUiaiSIIIXG GOODS
LUNN & BROWN'S,
2.10 Corner State nnd Commercial streets.
THE BEST STOCK OE STOVES
IN THE CITY IS AT
R. M. WA.DB & CO'S
282 to 286 Commercial Street, SALEM.
OTHER
Also a Complete Slock of Hardware and
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FOR SALE.
FINE DUST AND JIOUSB-PnOOP
Orean. also a second hand Piano at a.
ban
rgalu and on may terms. Call on
11. 1HA31UKI1.
30S Commercial St., 8nlem. Or.
10-3-U '
KELLEY BROS.,
l'UOPRIETORS OF
TIIE CAPITOL COFFEE HOUSE
Meals, 30 cents; board, $tper week. So
lamase smpiytn.
t
Csmmerelal St.
AND MANY
10--dtr.
to trade with us nnd take ndnntn"c of n . aH '
assortment of " ui lue H -i
Notions, , -
Ciorarsarid
'Tlobacco
Adventure Co.
FALL SEASON OF 11.1
Special attention Is called to our splendid
display of fashionable garmentx
from the well known
manufacturers
Springer Bros.,
or BOSTOX.
They need
no recommendation
from us, being the finest line
ever placed before the public
Kacli gnrment hns a label at collar
band bearing tho manufacturer's name.
Is unusually large
and varied, repre
senting The Latest Novelties.
Agents for tho new Mather patent
LACE KID GLOVE
Garland Stoves,
Charter flak Stoves,
Brighton Ranger
LEADING STYLES.
Farm Machinery, Wagons and Carrie
GRASS SEED.
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iiDanlllTR OR A
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FARMERS.
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