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CAPITAL
JOURNAL
VOL. 1.
SALBM, OR., WEDNESDAY JANUARY 9, 1S8Q.
MO. 12(34
KEAJ. ESTATE.
Real Estate Bargains.
81,000 ICO acres, 6, miles from O & C de-
SSIho00 hoilse- barn anl
tlvatlon. Ienced nnKlncul.
$2,000 SO acres', 4 miles from Salem.
Good road to town. Improve
ments fair, r nnfnilM.nJ
J5.490 8b acres Jk miles from Salem.
Ines. Rnlcnrtlrl
fenced. MnlrA n i1aatMM
82,500 60 acres 4 miles from Salem. Im
provements good. Fine youne
.,o orchard, and garden land.
W.I80 100 acres. 7 miles from Salem.
Hill land, finely watered. Sell
In lots of 40-ncro tracts at S25 per
acre.
$10,800 075 acres. 8 miles frnm Hnim
Excellent grass and fruit land!
VX ill "iimiueue mer.
Will sell In tracts,
f 1,375 51 acres, 4 miles of Salem. House,
barn and orchard. Large spring
at the door. Good soil, and
plenty of timber.
82,400 120acres, 5 miles of Salem; good
road; well Improved- stream
running through the place.
800,00 400 acres (4 miles west side 0
0 R It) good house, barn and
urcuuru, im in cultivation, Dal
ance oak irriib Dasture lnnrt.
8800 . 10 acres, 1 mile from Salem, nrt-
juiningiairgrouua, uooaiana;
no Improvements.
$1,200 40 acres. 5 miles Salem; all In
cultivation; no buildings; near
school house. .Excellent fruit
land.
84,000 370 acres, 6 miles from O C It K;
all fenced; well watered. House,
barn, and small orchard; 150
acres In cultivation.
EATDfO IIOUS123.
v u. .MONROE, J R. V Ilut t
Late of the ilonroe House. ' U
Monroe & Bell,
I'roprletors 1
Cliemekete Hotel.
FREE BUS.
Sample Rooms for Commercial Travelers.
From SI to IS per day.
SALEM - - OREGON.
io-i-tr
82,750
.3 lots, with gooa iioueandbarn,
East Salem. Desirable location.
We have besides this a large list o' city
and farm property. Buyers would do well
to call and examine our holdings before
making their purchases.
WILLIS & CHAMBEULIN,
Opera House, Court St.,
WWtf Salem, Or.
COOK'S HOTEL
AKin
PERSONALS.
Those Who Were Cured of Catarnh,
Deafness, Dyspepsia, lUieumatisui,
Diseases, of the Heart, Liver,
nml Kidneys, and Various
Other Complaints.
Salem, Oregon
W. II. COOK Proprietor.
Formerl) IClerk of Chemkcte
Everything New and first-class.
Convenient Sample Rooms for
Commercial Travelers.
Corner Stato and High streets
wiwi
I am prepared to sell you good
farms at
I PIES
Where you will have all the advantages
ofSCHOOLS, CHURCHE3,DAILYMAIL,
and RAILROAD facilities without being
overburdened with high taxes simply lor
the privilege of living neara town of a few
thousand Inhabitants. A residence of 33
.years on a farm In this lclnlty gles me a
thorough knowledge of this country.
Two or More
Desiring to locate near each other will And
It to their advantage to call on me.
Correspondence solicited and descrlptlvo
list of farms for sale sent on application.
H. C. PORTER,
Real Estate Agent, Aumsville, Marlon
county, Oregon.
LOOK HERE!
Wo are selling
REAL ESTATE!
KELLEY BROS.,
PROPRIETORS OK
THE CAPITOL COFFEE HOUSE
Meals, 23 cents; board, St.50 per week.
Fresh milk, cream and oysters always on
hand.
219 Commercial St.
HW-dtf.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel ot
purity. Rtrcncth and wholesomcnes. More
economical than the ordinary kinds, und
canuot be sold in competition w Ith the
multltudo of low test, short weight alum or
phosphate powders. Sold ony cans.
Royal Haki.so l"ownEiu)..lui)Will.N.Y.
VKOFKSSIONAL CARDS.
J. M. KEENE, D. 1). H , DENTAL
TMt.
Lrooms m cr Whlto Corner. Olllco hours
8a. in. to 5 p. m.
PHY8ICIAN.-MHS. DR. M. E. McCOY,
physician and xurgcmi, has located
and taken rooms 0 and 7 at Mrs. Sargeants
In tho opera house. Chronic illnnws a
specialty. Consultation free. 12-21dv
J. W. CRAWFORD,
Dealer In
STEAM AND WATER PIPES,
Stoves and Tin Ware, Forco and Lift
Pumps.
MANUFACTURER OK
Tin, Copper, and
aneei iron wares
Pliimlilnor nnd Oas Flttlne. Roofing and
Spouting, attended toon short notice.
261 Commercial St., Salem, Or.
DK. MASON, DENTIST, SUO
cessor to Dr. J. C. llynl.
Oflice over Hush's Dank. .:
FINANCIAL.
KSTAiti.i.siiKn nr national AUTiioitrrv
OK
SALEM,
Surplus,
up,
OREGON.
- - S75.UII0
- 10,000
BLACKSMITIIBiG and IIOIISESHOEIXG.
MM PILE
If vou want any thing In that line
We will be glad to see you
At our ofllee.
V7 stnf St. - - - Salem.
"Will list property at a fair price.
Fire Insurance a specialty.
THOMAS & PAYNE
MOEYTO LOAN!
We have several sums of money to
Loan on good Ileal Estate.
Security for a series
Of years To-
wit,
ONE PURSE OF $1200 1
ONE PURSE OF $1000
TWO PURSES OFISU0 I!
ONE PURSE OF 400!
Apply soon to
Willis & Chamberlin,
lM;d"lm. Opera Houe. Court 8t
HOWARD BROTHERS
IX)
General Hiue Moving, Baisug o
Refiirinf.
work ppfy l ""EL? S
Order. UK S iSxmxu
will receive tUa-
2MJ4, 312 and 311 Conimerelal Street, Salem
A. E. STRANG,
No. 303 Commercial Street,
SALEM, - - OREGON.
-DEAI.Klt IX-
STOVES and RANGES
Plumbing, Gas and Steam Filling.
Tinware and Artistic Metal Work
a Specialty.
3-Ant for the RICHAKDHON A
BOWroS? OOMPAKVW Fnrna K
lablUbed in IMS'
THE CBE1M f n BOOKS of ADTENTURE
Condensed Into One loiuioe.
IL 8. WAMjACK, - l'rmlilent.
W. W. ilAUTIN, - Vlce-rreiildent.
J. H. AI.11EKT, i- - - CiihIiIit.
DIRtCTORSi
W. T. Oray, W. V. Martin,
J. M. Martlu, 11. H. Wallace,
Dr. A.CiuIck. J. II. Albert.
T. McK. 11tton.
LOANS MADE
To Dinner on whwil and other inarkeu
rueiirlcaor
able produce, consigned or in Ktoro,
enner Hi private
PIONEER
HtRUtS
And
DARING
DEEDS,
private it
public ttarohouiMM.
Slate and County Warrants Ilouelit at Par.
COMMERCIAL PAPER
Uncounted at reniionalile rate. Iirnftn
drawn direct on Now York, Chicago, Hn
Krenclnoo, l'ortland, Imilon, l'arla. Merlin,
Hong Kong and Calcutta.
First National Bank
SALEM. OKKUON.
U'M. X. IiAUVK. - . - - I'rMdetik
I)IL J. HBVNOI-brt, Vl IWdeut.
JOHN MOIIt, Owliler.
GENERAL BANKING,
Kxeuange on l'ortland, Kan Krnneo,
New York, Indon und Hong Kong
bourht and old. Hute, Cuuuty and Uly
warranU bought. Fanner are oordlally
Invited to deiKMll nd traniuuil butlne
with u. Liberal odvanewe made on
wheat, wool, hope and other pruerty at
re&eonatie rate. Iiuranee on u
eurlty can be obtained at the bunk In
inoet reliable ooinpunle.
. .11 k A tlHl
Tlie thrilling adeotureii
eorer. and frontier flghter. with In
?f illaweand wild beaU. over our
he ireeot live nu "1'"5- Kmntaa
liradr, V'Jf, 7, Jm! Wild Kill. lUKUto
(V.ter.&lift'.JH ;cuc, Oremt
mh 9.i!wBdSre.8lotbeffc Hptea
lMn.f if'A'ffS flae eBgrmvtigi.
anrtblBr WH,ASCItO,T A CO.
AB.t
UM
Wgl-ertrH,
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ana beuw
'gAifl'jUKOWOO.CA
For Sate.
xsas'J!rsSS"UfSR
tor all "rf!L xTmi fvll nl
7u the Kw prie et IfO- liL2rUM
25" TmTsalei, Oreiin.
Merchant Tailor!
A MAN OF
TWENTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE,
And nuppllwl with only
First Class Goods
81HTINQ
I' A NTH OOOUH,
VBHT VXTTmX
BtttUCMtlen guaranteed.
G. C. H0GAN.
BUta Inwuanoe Co. block, 8ilia
Drs. llarrltt submit tho following
list of names as ivfcranro of their
cures:
Wesley Groves, formerly of the
Chemeketo hotel, Salem, Oregon,
now residing at Moscow, Idaho
Cureil of Sciatic rheumntlsm nnd
the opium habit.
C. McLaughlin, comer of Nine
teenth and Jefferson streets, Port
laud Catarrhal deafness, could
scarcely hear n sound or tho car
bells and was In constant fear of be
ing run over by wagons, cured so ho
can hear ordinary conversation.
Mrs S. Wooden's girl, &1 Fifth
street, Portland Nervous debility
and malarial fever aud discharging
ear, restored.
Mrs. Mervlo Gcbfort, Seattle-, W.
T. Hoy live years old, deaf slnco 1(1
months old; discharging cars aud
catarrh entirely cured after soveral
treatments.
J. 8. Hyckmnn, Kiinppt, Ogn, can
bo referred to in reference to thosuc
tH'sful treat men I of himself and
wife for skin diseases and catarrh,
aud other ailments.
Frederick Mohs, Sprague, "V. T.
Cntarrli, general debility and bron
chitis, etc. His wife cured also of
dropsy and varicose veins, milk leg
aud running sore.'
T. L. Mills, DO Colnmbla street,
Portland Soreness through tho kid
neys, liver aud stomach, iullamma
tlou of the prostntoVglaud and ca
tarrh of the bladder, restored to
heillth.
A. A. Durham, Tualatin, Wash
ington (o., Or., writes that J)rn.
D.irriu are working wonders on lilt
kidney and bladder troubles; also
rheumatism of thirty years' stand
ing. Geo. H. Henry, Janitor, Odd Fel
lows' hall, 111 First street, Portland
Chronic catarrh 10 years. Had
despalted ot over being cured. Has
had no symptons of it for months.
Mrs Mary Cllne, West Union, Or.,
(formerly, of Sauvio's Island, Or.)
Complication of diseases peculiar to
her sex; liver and kidney trouble,
rheumatism und dyspepsia restor
ed.
Truman Hutler, Tho Dalles, Ore
gon, chronic rheumatism aud con
tracted Joints and liovcrishcd
blood, all of years' standing, given
up by all tnmtmunt until Drs.
Darrln cured him.
C. V. Fowler, Yakima, W. T., to
tal deafness in one ear, cured In ten
mluutot). Also a pterygum,orlleshy
growth, Was removed from Ills oyo
which had nearly rendered him
blind.
Mrs. M. Hobe, J 13 Water street,
Port und Pimple nnd blotches on
the face for years, pulns in tho hauk
aud dlHeiisoH.'cullar to her sox cured,
also, hur son was cured of crow cyw.
Mrs. F. K. Dewey, 0I 18th strwit,
East Portland, nervous and genurnl
debility, heart disease, ilyHHijwln,
liver complaint and female trouble
In all Its various complication, pur
HiuuuutlyuurtKl. Mm. W. II. Austin, tho Intor
uatlotuil hotel, Portland, coullnml
Ui her room nine mouths with an
oye afllotlou, oullod "nervous abhor
aura of light," atyomiwnled with
Inflammation, cured.
Mrs. J. J. KvutiM, living on tho
Whlto llduiui road, Portland, neu
ralgia of tho stomach and heart,
weak lungs nnd greatly eumulutal,
wired aud gullied tvn jounds In two
months.
Mrw. A ltanlster, Mendow, Ixiwla
wunty, W. T. Kxcruulatlng jalii
In eye bulls, liver and kidney com
plaint, deafni-wt.il yan, and a lump
In her hide thought to b an ovarian
tumor, eured.
Wiu.M. Colwell, Hkamokwa, W.
T.,latlorheunnW!i!m and liver com
plaint, rwtored to health: nleo hU
brother, Oeoge L. Oilwell, Hkamo
kavra, Vf. T., vrwi ounnl of a numb
UM ef the tzm.
Mr. K. Ahlf, 160, North Four,
teonth atrrat, Portland cured after
nine doctors had failed, of painful
menstruation nnd womo troublo in
every conceivable way, general de
bility, pain through tho heart nnd
lung;.
Charles Chrlslerman, Portland,
Ogn., scrofulous catarrh so bad that
destruction of his nose was threat
ened nnd had become so offenstvo
that It was sickening both to him
self and friends, cured In two
months.
Levi Hartlmas, Stayton, Oregon
heart disease, dyspepsia, pain thro'
tho heart nnd lungs, and general
nervous debility; many times ho
would fall na though dead, when
everything seemed to turn black
before his eyes, successfully treated.
I). Campbell, Fulton, Oregon, says
ho would not take $10,000 for tho
euro ho received by Dr. Darrln. Ho
says his troublo originated by three
small lumps or tumors coming on
the arm, which rendered his arm
and hand perfectly helpless for one
year.
OKKK'K llOUHS AND I'l.AC'IJ OP 1UISI-
Drs. Darrln can bo consulted free
at tho Chemeketo Hotel, Salem, Or.,
for ii short tlmo only.
They will under no circumstan
ces take a case they cannot euro or
benellt. Charges are reasonable,
aud tho poor treated free from 1) to
10 a. in. daily. Olllco hours from 10
to -1 daily; evenings, 7 to 8; Sun
days, 10 to lii. All curable
chronic diseases, loss of manhood,
blood taints, syphilis, gleet, gonor
rhoea, stricture, snermatorrhtt'a,
seminal weakness, or loss of desire
of sexual power In man or woman,
catarih or deafness, are confiden
tially and successfully treated.
Cures of private diseases guaranteed
and never published in tho papers.
Circulars sent free. Alost ciwoh can
receive homo treatment after it visit
to tho Doetor'H olllco.
N. H. Tho doctors' stay In this
city Is limited.
Urrgon vilKnM.
In Illustration of tho blighting
ellccts of the western Kansas
drouths and In comparison with
Oregon's never falling crops, tho
following letter from a Kansas set
tlor, printed In tho Now York Times
Is repreduced:
On all Kansas highways which
lend from tho arid zone (tho laud
westof tho one hundredth meridian)
aro whlto capped wagons hero two,
there three, yonder a short column,
that roll slowly away from tho re
gion which was scorched by the
Mexican sirocco's llery breath last
summer. The discouraged people,
who rldo In thoso wngoim know
that tho American desortstlll exists.
They gather around thu cnmpllrcs
which nightly burn on all tho roads
that load westward und curso the
day on which they were Induced to
enter tho arid .one. Six, eight, ten
years ago these jtcoplo travolud west
ward. Then (hero wasjoy and song
und festivity around tho camp lire.
Now they sit in silent duHoiidoncy.
They have worked hard. They
have lived hard. They have lost
their projHirty and they huvo lost a
largo iHjrtlou of their lives. It Is
wull known that hut summer a
drouth of long duration sharply re
duced t ho grain in central and west
ern Knuwis, us previous drouths did
In lfe47 and 18M, During these
years hot, withering winds have
blown from tho wmthwost Just ut
the critical period of the corn plant's
growth. The thirsty wind sucked
thu wutur out of tho crwiksand riv
ers. Wells had to bo deepened.
Tho prairie grs was wifllolontly
dry to burn In luto July. Tho corn
plants which promised to yield a
hundred fold wilted, dried, and
then died with a portion of a worm
eaten orop hanging on thu dead
etulks.
TELEGRAPHIC TIDINGS.
Iaporlanl Events of (ho Whole World
for Twcnly-four Hours.
TIIIC OltKOON l'ACIKIO URSTINO.
Tim Oregon l'lirlllo Coimtruetlnn Knit
ward Stopped Until Next Spring.
Alhany, Jan. 0. On account of
cold weather, and tho fact that much
more work can bo douo In n given
tlmo In tho summer than In winter,
work has been suspended nil along
tho lino of tho Oregon Pacific cast
ward front this city. About 200
bridge carpenters and trnok layers
were In tho city yesterday, nnd tho
men working for Senrlcs fc Deauo
have nlso been discharged for tho
winter und aro arriving In this city.
Win. M. Hong Is In tho city nnd
has nuulo nrrungoments with tho
First National Hunk to pay oil nil of
tho men who hnvo not ulrendy been
paid. Tho men are nil In good hu
mor nnd wcro huiy yesterdny
securing tho money for tho balance
of their tlmo.
Work, tho Herald states, will bo
resumed early in tho spring and will
bo pushed on with all vigor to an
eastern connection.
Nittnneriied Critlntr.
Wa.hu iNtmiN, I). C. Jan. 8. The
Hoard or Naval Olll cum np
poluted to consider tho plans pre
sented for a new submerged cruiser,
inndo u report to Secretary Whitney,
In which they unanimously ngrec
that these plans aro tho best ever
present oil to tho department for a
800t) ton vtvsel, and recommend
their adoption. Tho plans call for a
submerged vasel with a turtle back
and steel deck. Tho vessel to bo bo
arranged that whun going luto ac
tion It can ho submerged so that
tho turtle back aud turret aro the
only points above water.
1'IW Hlllp 111! DlllTll.
Ni:v Yoitic, Jan. 8. Five ships
aro posted on the maritime exchange
as mlHsliig slnco tho storm of Nov.
liith and aro now given up us lost.
They are tho Samoa, a steamship
from No York, sailed Nov. i!l! for
Haytl; Nile, a brig from West In
dies, sailed Nov. 10 for Now York ;
Ij. W. P. Armstrong, a brig from
Ouiidalupe, sailed Nov. Ill for Now
York ; Kiln Warner, a schooner
from Porto Hlco, sailed Nov. 15 for
Now York. Tho number of lives
lost Is tlfty-tour, aud thu vultiu of
the ships cargoes, (1,000,000.
Tim Demi Liiflk Uliilml,
Wahiiinhton, Jan. 8. In tho
houso Immediately after the reading
of tho Journal, tho contest over the
proposed chnugu In rules, abolishing
tho call of states on suspension
Mondays was resumed. Tho dead
lock was broken by n re-committal
of tho resolutions to change thu
ruluH. Tho vote stood : Yeas, li!0,
nays, 117.
urnr UlUiriU.
Mr. nnd Mm. Kuguno Hruymnn
and Mr. and Mrs Win. Kuglaud
luuve on tho overland train this
evening, for Bau Pranelrao. They
will Kojoum In California some
four or lx weeks.
Nnl (lrrh U crotMtMr
wa( dUtireeable nlliaU Wt
bU
lutiree!
aOUK4
with. II Imurd
one ot the
MM
He
Uutedwllh ndiKKtieor eaulTed up
the Bw.iuoraiBg u aireetHMM. taeraiBit
tod eveoluc, a radleal eure In bum!
eakea be effeotmi.
HoidhyUW MatheweAlo.
Kiioekril Out In forty ItomnU,
Wu.KiwiiAitiu:, Jan. 8. A report
comes from Wauanate, ten inlles
from here, thatMuurlco Hurty and
Thouius Jltmr had fought forty-two
rounds with bare knuckles this
morning. Tho buttle Is suld to have
I icon deoruto. In tho forty-second
round Hoar was knocked out und
thu light awurdod to Hurty.
They Miint fence'
Wahiiinoio.v, Jan. 0. In thu
cum) npjienlud from Iowa to tho su
premo court of thu United States
there was rendered a decision to-day
to tho olfcot thut the statu lias
right to usM laws compelling rail
roads to fence their linen, and hi
falling to do so pay double vuluo
for stock run over and killed.
Tke Ui4 r Bir (,4 Arplea.
F. J. Htruyvr hat returned to the
nut, whuru ho will deliver a course
of lectures on Oregon's renourcea
and advautagta. lie expecta to
visit Kaimoa aud from thero go to
Ohla and Pennsylvania, where he
will dewiemliiate Oregon Infonna
atlon and literature. Ills Intention
Is to return In a a few months with
another purtyi.of immigrants. H
was fitted out'wlth a fine lot of sam
ples of our grain, fruits nnd grosse
by the Oregon Land Company.