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SALEM, OR., MONDAY, DECEMBER lO, 18SS.
NO. 230
m:w to-day.
-IT7ANTKD-A HOY TO WORK ON A
) farm. Address or coll at Capital
JoitNAL otllce.
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QMALLPOX A PREVENTIVE.
norevcniivo ror mnniiDox or unv ntho.
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raicuuiK msi-asa ia wia uiin.(ii,N i!
Opreventlve for
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Bixriiiw. at cleanses your blood and
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other
PEACH
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strengthens your, system. Every family
should nave oottle In their house. Tb
prevent treating -disease, call at your
No. 24 1.' St,, Portland, (Jr.
C.H. MosRor, J n.v tikit
Late or the ilonroe Howe.' ' U
Monroe & Bell,
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MJSCKLLANEOUS.
HOWARD BROTHERS
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fleneral House Jlov
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Raising
and
Repairing.
Work promptly done at reasonable rates.
Orders lea nCUAMTAi. Journal office
will receive attention. Hl-tf
Proprietors
mm
FREE BUS.
Sample Rooms for Commercial Travelers.
From SI to J3 per day.
SALEM -' . OREGON.
104-tf
SHEEP FOR SALE.
KELLEY BROS.,
HIOPKIETORS OK
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DRS. DARRIN1 AR1UYEI).
One of the Drs. Darrin of Portland,
lias Arrived.
He ll Taken Itooms at the Che-
tnvkete limine For a Hrlef
Nennnn.
300 head of stock" sheep for sale.
For prices nnd particulars, address
A. caro Capital Jouknal ofllce.
. dwtf.
HUGHES, BELLINGER & CO,,
REAL ESTATE
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
EASTBiftN PROPERTY
-FIXCHANUED FOR OUEGON, WASH;
rjlngton Ter. nrCnlttornla real estate. For
Imorrnatlon nddress us at either of 'the fol
lowing eillcas: Palestine, 111.; Kansas City,
Mo.: balem, Or.; Portland.Or. Salem ofllce
at Bellinger' machinery depot, near the
clly hall, Liberty t.treet; Portland omcoin
the rooms of tho State Immigration Hoard,
corner of Front nnd Ash streets. 173tf
L. S. SKIFF & CO.
DKNTIST3.
Office nearithlo
Opera House.
Teeth extracted
by the painless pro
cess.
Meals ccnU; board, S3 per week.
Chinese employed,
219 Commercial St.
HW-dtf.
So
9IAKKETS.;
CITY MEAT MARKET
D. C. Howard, Proprietor.
STATE STREET. - BALEM. OREGON.
49-All kinds of fresh and cured meats
always on hand, full wetghtjindasquaro
deal all arlund.
' For Sale.
A good Iron frame Horse Power. Good
lor all uses, from ortp to full capacity.
All for tho low price of $30. Call at the Pa
cific Cider, Vinegar 4 Fruit Preserving
Company's office, Salem, Oregon.
Ileal Estate Bargains.
$1,000. 1C0 acres, G, mile from O ACdo-
pot. Good home, barn and
orchard. Fenced, nndjlucul-
IIYUILIIU.
rJ,000 SO acres, t miles from Snlom.i
uooa roaa to town. Improc
menUfulr. Fine fruit land.
$5,490 Kb acres 2f miles from balem.
No buildings. Splendid land,
all fenced. Mako n desirable
home.
S2,500 00 acres 4 miles from Salem. Iin-
procments good. Fine young
orchard, and garden land.
81,180 100 acres, 7 miles from Salem.
Hill land, finely watered. Sell
In lots of 10-nere tracts at $25 jier
acre.
S10.800 075 acres, 8 miles from Salem.
Excellent grass and fruit land,
adjoining Wlllametto rircr.
Will sell In tracts. ,
51,375. 51 acres, 4 miles of Salem. House,
barn and orchard. Largosprlnc
at the door. Good soil, and
plenty of timber.
$2,400 LD acres, 5 miles of Salem; good
road; well lmpreed: stieam
running through the place.
$fi0,00- 400 acres (i miles west side O t
C It II ) good house, barn and
oi chard, 1J0 In cultivation, bal
ance oak grub pasture land.
SS00 10 acres, 1 mile from Salem, ad
Joining fair ground. Good land;
no impro omenta.
51,200. 40 ncres, 5 miles Salem; all In
cultivation; no buildings; near
school house. Excellent fruit
land.
81,000 370 acres, 0 miles from O A C It 11;
all fenced; well watered. House,
barn, and small orcliaro; 150
acres In culthatlon.
Afosol utefy P u rei
Tim powder neer varies. A marvel o!
purttjVTrtif ngth nnd wholaMmtrnc. Aloru
economical limn the iirdln.iry rindi and
cannot be sold In competition with the
multlltide of low test, short woii'hniltim or
phosphate powder. )oi.d imh Ju cans.
Ho v.u. ltAKisa Powii i;o.( ioj WuiLN,Y.
82,750..
,-S lots, with gooanuuxennd barn,
East Salem. Ucslrablo location.
Wchavo besides this a large list o' city
ond farm property. Iluycrs would do well
to call and examlno our holdings before
making their purchases.
WILLIS A CHAMBEItLIN,
Opera House, Court St..
D-20tf balem, ur.
SAN FltANCISCO, Nov. lit, 18i.
Messrs. WELLEll BKC-s.,
Salcm.iOrcgoii. v
Gentlemen: r-Wo had the plcosuro re
cently of making Hhlpment to .vein of our
new "White Cross" Extracts nnd sond
you by mall to-day a ery neat show card
which wo would like you to place promi
nency in jour store, mill wb I nil will call
tlinnitentlon of your trade to the' goods. a
It has been our Intention for some time
past to plttco upon tho market tho finest
llpe of lhnoilng extracts muiiufacturod In
this country, mid of(cr inontlH of study
nnd uxiwrlmniittnir .u Itli thn iimmlinnt
brands now before Iho public elmcnt
lnstsucccdcd In placing before youajual
tty whloti beyond doibl has no t.uierlor.
Wo can not too strongly Impress upon
yon that jou can unhesltntlnyly reooni
niendtlienvto'our customers as thrf finest
that can possibly be mtinunicttircd. Tho
packnga nnd stylo- generally Is such as to
attract nttention.unil we predict that w hen
your trade ha Vo tested Iho, quality of tho
goods yoiirsalo'for " Whited-ubs'' extracts
will ba large.
lly complying with our request you will
confer a favor upon yours truly,
A. SriIILI.lMl A CO.
THE SANITARIUM
For tho treatment of all diseases of men
und women
DBS. QILBERT &)VEJir
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Medicated vapor baths, oxygen Inhala
tions, electro magnetism, medicated
sprays, etc Office nnd sanitarium in the
Jiank block. Consultation free. 10-Jdw
BLACKSMITIIIXG and HORSESHOEING.
SGRIBER A FOHLE
288K.
S12 and 814 Commercial St., Salem,
10-1-tf
I. SCHNEIDER,
di:ai.eii in
WATCHES, CLOCKS MD JEWELRY,
Stayton, Ohkgo.
Keeps on hauda largo assortment of Jew
elry, Watches Clocks, etc, llcalrlng
promptly dononud wnrrunted. I will give
tho best bargain, In watches ofunydoulo
Inthe Willamette valley. 7:'kStn-w
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polredf dullnes. or'dlolneof the bead jne-or nfcaurrnJiomehavoalltbeM-l
Bense of smell T Is your breath foul? o,rouu i
ymptom,otneroniyi j" ivj. tt p,,rP
CaliforniQ- Oativuic
Ite.toretheenM of taste n d mmJI. v ggtoSTS wTi grSn
lnj from Catarrh. Efty.n1P1SfanlVue' rtmowu"
ted by D. W.MATTHEWS i Co.
Phoenix and Home Insurance
mended your
uiu jiuii.u .."- : .r-.
troubled with Chronic Cauiro raf ""-Vi
your California V-t.S?ZZ Vnir u
nlx and Home Insuninco Company aiouu r , ctoud, CW., reeom-
A friend In
curative propertli
mmrrui.mIhre?ja
disease. Inclosed llnd 15 tot whicu w
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SOLD A'D GUARANTEED B
D. W. MATTHEWS & COMPANY,
106 STATE ST.. SALEM, ORi
SNELL, HEITSHU &IW00DARD, WholesalelDeoot
1831 THE CULTIVATOR
Country Gentjeman
THE' BEST OF THE
AGRICULTURAL WEEKLI ES
OBVUTKI) TO
Farm Cropt and Processes.
llorticultiV agd FruibGroving
LiStpckntLpajff,
JWJiflo'lU alj lUeludM ll minor rtw4-
u&imw(
To show his confldcncoln treating
tho sick ho kindly otters to treat free
of charge nil who may apply be
tween the hours of 9 and 10 a. in.
dally, until further notlre. Ho
comes to us ludened with testimon
ials from people living in this ctute
und jwoplo whose voracity no ono
can doubt; a fow of which we here
preseut aud could All our pitper with
them If apitfA did not forbid. Pa
tlt'iiU desfrlug treatment will do
well to will at once, as niauy need
more Hum one treatment.
Tho doctors submit tho following
KXTKACT OF TESTAMONIALS:
Mrs. E. Ahlf, 100 N. 14th street,
Portland, cured after nlno doctors
had fnlled of painful menstruation
nnd womb trouble In every conceiv
able way, general debility, pain thro'
the heart aud lungs.
J. W. Yumwalt, Albany, OK"
(formerly of Moro, Wasco Co., Or.)
cured of nn agravatod case of rheu
matism and spinal complaint.
Myrau Otis, Twenty-First streot,
East Portland, deafness cured In
ilvu minutes.
U. H. Rice, 32 1). Rtrcct, Portland,
heart disoaw, three months since.
Mrs. Mury Cllne, West Unjon, Or.
(formerly of Sauvies Island, Or.,)
eompllcatlonof diseases peculiar to
her sex: liver and kidney trouble,
rheumatism and dyspepsia restor
ed. Mrs. Hannah Rellley 140 Eighth
street, PortWnd, female discuses,
cured 10 yenrs Ago by Drs. Darrin.
D. Campbell, Fullcrton, Ogn.,
says ho would not take $10,000 for
tho ouro ho received by Dr. Darrin.
His trouble originated in three
small lumps or tumors coming on
the arm, which rendered his arm
and hand perfectly helpless for ono
year.
James J. McCowan, 127 13th St.,
Portland, heart disease, palpitation
ami general nervous debility cured.
Fanny Kennedy, Wnllu Wnllu, W.
T. Doth eyes crossed since child,
cured In ,10 seconds.
Volna Webster, Western, Umatil
la county, Ogn., Catarrh cured.
George ir. Hamilton, 32 Stark St.,
Portland Stoppage of the tear-duct,
cured.
MIs Lucy Morgan, Monmouth,
Ogn., Cross-oyo, straightened in one
minute.
E. Anderson, Snlem, Ogn., -Out-
arrh tJcvon yours, cured.
C Hlte, near Ftillerton, Oregon,
Liver anil Kidney trouble, ll.i-
iioss uno pains over inu wnuiu sys
tem, restored to health.
Mrs. M. llobe, 143 Water streot,
Portland Pimples and blotches on
the fuce for years pains In the buulc
aud llz.lnut peculiar to her sux,
curoil. Her sop was cured of cross
eyes.
Mrs. W. H. Austin, The Interna
tional Hotel, Portland Coiidimd to
liurroni.il nlno months with tm eye
atlllotlou, called "nervous ulxiratlou
of light," accompanied with lulla
matlou, cured,
Itev. M. M. llashor, Prooks, Ogn.,
at tno Chemekuto Hotel, Salem, Or.,
December 3d to lXcember22d only.
They will under no circumstan
ces take a case they cannot cure or
benefit. Charges are reasonable,
and tho poor treated free from 0 to
10 a. m. dally. Oftlcc hours from 10
to4 dally; evening, 7 to 8; Sun
days, 10 to 12. All curablo
chronic dlscascs,'losa of manhood,
blood taints, syphilis, gleet, gonor
rhoea, stricture, spermatorrhoea,
seminal weakness, or loss of sexual
power In man or women, catarrh or
deafness, are coutldentlally and
successfully treated. Cures of pri
vate diseases guaranteed. Circulars
sent free. Most eases can receive
home treatment after u visit at tho
Doctors ofllce.
TELEGRAPHIC TIDINGS.
OCCIDENTAL JOTTINGS.
News
And Notes of a I General
torest to tho Westerner.
In-
Adams county, W. T., has only
ono brick building In it.
Tho CcoUr d'Aleho land offlco will
be discontinued January 1, 1US0.
Eastern capitalists havo arrived
on this coast to Inspect tho reported
shrimp beds oil the Oregon aud
Washington coast.
Tho llsh commissioner hits written
to Senator Dolph that ho proposes
to take up and ship In January next
a car load of lobsters aud whltellsh
to the coast of OregoiW
Tho first Itoman Catholic church
in Oregon was buill In 1845 at 8t.
Paul, In Marlon county. The edi
fice was for muny years the finest in
the stato, but forty-llvo yeurs havo
passed since its construction mid old
ago has commenced to tell on the
building.
Jos. C. Wooloy, formerly of Lane
county, but now of Harney valley,
has been notlflod by a vigilante or
ganization In that section signed
"101" to leave that county forever.
However, Joe gives public notice
that ho does not Intend leaving.
Soveral other good cltlons of that
section have received similar notices.
The establishment of an academy
at Cointlllo City Is talked or. The
people are aware that one of the
best educators of the cant has moved
to Oregon, and although he has set
tled at Salem, they learn that ho
Is open to such u position If we cull
get tho thing started. Prof. Jlork Is
he one to whom they refer.
Gordon Cooper who formerly
II ed In Albany Is held for the mur
der of Thomas Davis at Walla Wal
la, As a result of lilM examination
Cooper "was committed without ball
to await the action of tho grand
Jury next May. Detectives believe
tho principal in the Davis killing to
be Tug Wilson, an ox-convict. Wil
son Is a despcrato character, and told
tho penitentiary olllolals when leav
ing tho Institution that ho proposed
to obtain a living without work.
CoojMjr loft Albany several yearsagoj
forfeiting friiOOO bonds for stabbing
Itobt. Wnrren.
Inporlant Events of (lie Whole World
for Twenty-four Hours.
lown With Anarchy.
Ciiioaoo, Doc. 9. Regarding tho
anticipated anarchist outbreak,
Chief of Police Huhbard IrsuchI nu
order holding nearly tho entire city
police of 1500 men In reservo at
various stations ready to bo concen
trated at any given point on short
notice. .
Whoa asked what ho proposed to
do Chief Hubbard says: "Thoy will
not meet either at West Lake street
or In Haymarket, nor for that mat
ter wlllthey moot nny whore In Chi
cago, cither In a hall or in open air.
irthey try lttb.oro.wlll boa fight.
Wo ioMtlvoly will not allow any
Anarchist meetings. Moro than
that, I am making a full list of all
tho saloons and halls where An
archists congregate, and will recom
mend to tho Mayor that their licen
ses bo revoked. From this time out
any Anarchist meetlug will bo
broken up or prevented. I don't
thlpk they watjt to tight very badly,
but If they do they can havo all thoy
want."
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rwntx ouesuon
und Aiumn
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LUTHER-TUCKER & SON, PuWinhaw,
'ALBAKY.J'.V.
Win. Altnow.Drowsey, Grant Co,
Or. Catarrh, dcafuct und ringing
In the earn for twenty years, perfec
tly cured.
Wesley Gruves, formerly of tho
Chumoketu hotol, Huluin, now resid
ing at Moscow, Idaho cured of sci
atic rheumatism uud the opium
habit.
C McLaughlin, corner of 10th
und Jetrurson streets, Portland
Cutiirrul doafiKMs, oould hwr
uwiundund was In ooustaut four of
being run over by wagons, cured m
he en hear ordinary conversation.
Mrs. 8. Woodln's girl, VI Fifth St,
Portland Nervous debility and
malarial fever and discharging ear,
rextored.
OfKICR llOUWt AW) PLACK OF
Dr. Darrlu aau be oonaulted tn
Drerriinl lDitlon.
The total taxable proiierty In Ore
gon, as given by tho assewuuunt rolls,
for 1887 was t84,B8S,o80 for 1888,
W,8Di.,'U. Those couiitlori which
gave decronseii vaiuiiuons were:
Denton with h deereciso of $288,400;
Clackamas, $7,015 Douglas, W,u3.r;
Gllllum, tflH.OlO; -Grant, $711,740;
Lake, $17,507; Llnh, $50,213; Ma
rion, $1,080,821 ; Morrow, $J58,220 ;
Unlop, $2,0JW ; Washington, $81,400.
Marion' county gave tho greatest
docreuso. The smallest Increase was
given by Columbia county$184.
Picklm Arilrs Jilf.
Tliu bent aalve In the world f.'
ruts, bruises, eort,ulcn., suit rlivuin
hvur Mired, tetter, cIiapjHHl hand',
chllbluiua. com, and all akin eru
tloin, und oaltivly cure piles, in
no jwy rtsfjulred. It U guaruntevd
to give perfect aatuifaction, or money
refunded. . Price 25 ceuU per box.
For aalo Dr. H. W. Cox.
Dandruir l frolxiblyone ef the uumI
dimeuUdUeiLMMfelhe Hlp to euro, but
OulariV npecUlc never fifl to remove It
twrioauenUr. HamiM after ibavlnc U
lutuntly reiuved by u tue.
Bold by D.W. Mafbewi & Co.
A War rMltorlal,
Nr.w Yomc, Dec. 0. Tho Mall
and Express, Republican, has an
other war editorial this morning,
entitled, "Why tho North Will
Fight."
It says: "With every disposition
for peace our former experience has
shown in that tho Southerners will
not be compelled to do Justice to all
classes of our fellow.cltl7.ens In no
other way than by war. If tho war
has got to come, the quicker the
better, and let the North begin It.
The safety of tho ropubllo demands
a full and free operation of funda
mental principle on which our con
stitution is based, aud that Is tho
right of the majority to rule." Tho
editorial concludes as follews: "No
one would doprccato war moro than
ourselves, and If tho South would
prevent war It must speedily wheel
about and by a course of Justice and
equity remove lt necessity."
Iluthml III lllood.
ItiHMtNdirAM, Ala. Dec. 0. -A
crowd which had been collecting on
the streets for several hours last
night, at midnight advanced on tho
county Jail, with tho Intention of
lynching R. R. Hawes, charged
with the murder of his wife mid
child. Many or tho best citizens
tried to reason with tho crowd nnd
prevent trouble, and some lost their
lives In the attempt.
When tho crowd was within n
few feet of the Jail door and had
fulled to heed numerous warnings,
tho otllcers opened fire upon them,
killing three mou Instantly, fatally
wounding seven and wounding
moro or less seriously nlotit thirty
others.
1 1 hi i i
,IIiiiiiIh(I Hllltldn,
Mkdkokd, Or., Dee. 0. John J.
Dowes, u bridge carieuter at this
place uttempted sulcldu yesterday
morning by cutting his throat with
it ixxikot knife. Holmd been urreril
im! In a druokmi condition and placed
I u tho town Jail, where li" was found
twohours later on tho lloorpf tho
Jail with three ugly wounds In his
throat, ono of them penetrating Into
tint upier cavity of tho windpipe,
Thotmau Is lying lit n crltltwl condi
tion. A HI" In MUioiirl,
fit. LoUlH, Dec. 0. It now seems
u settled fuct that tho disturbances
ntllovler, Mo., where a serious riot
occurred on tho night of the 5th, are
by no moutis settled and that tho
future must ilcvulopo moru serious
dlsturlKiucus.
Mu,iry for Ia Leepa,
Nkw Yoiik. Dee. 0. A syndicate
of American capitalists formed In
this city to complete tho Panama,
canal have arranged to put up $75,
000,000. It Is expected to finish tho
work within two years.
AUiiiImIuii of Montana,
Hr.LK.VA, Dee. 0. A resolution
demanding the admission of Mon
tana Into the Union wax adopted at
a Joint Convention of the Hoard of
Trade und City Council hut night.