Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, January 15, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextlflSPI" TW mmmmm, i .-1II1..I. wptiplwpifiPI if. u EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL TUESDAY, JAN. 15, 1889. runnsiiKD EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY. HY TltK Capital Journal Publishing Company. I INCOItt'OHATr.D ' OfllceCorner Court and Mlitrty Streetf, , TKKM8 OK HUJI'jCKIl'TION DAILY. Ono year, by mall .- Six months, by mail Threo months by mr.ll I'or wcolc delivered by currier WEEKLY. -3 W) . 260 . 1 Si . 15 Ono yenr . Hlx montliH Ono yenr, If paid for In advance, tJlx months, " " " J1 C0 1 00 50 FiH'ostmnstcrs aro authorised to re ceive nubscrlitlonH. Eler"Knlcred as second-class matter at tho 3alcni,OrcKOn,l,oslomcc,Juiio21,188S. W. II. ItYAHS -CLARK li. IKVINH Editor Manager. KKKr OUT OF DKIIT. Tho veteran editor of tho Iowa Stnlo Register relates personal ex perienco which conveys n lesson that ought to bo studied by every farmer in theNorthwest. Debtisaburdcn, sometimes a necessary ono ; but often the necessity is imaginary, not real. The burden and annoyance which follow it are real, as the debtor learns to his sorrow. "Tho writer recollects ono year, especially sineo he cnino to Iowa, when by tho failure of a Cincinnati bank, early In the spring, when ho was deprived of all tho money he expected to use in conducting a large farm and clothing and feeding hands and tamlly. Hut instead of contracting debt wo did without sugar, tea, cof fee and various other things which aro too often considered indispon slble. Our clothing for tho entire male and femalo portion of tho fam ily was mended, patched turned and remodeled, until a crop was raised by which to purchase supplies. And .yet wo were just us happy, as heal thy, and as much lespeotcd by our neighbors.as if wo wore indulging iu luxuries purchased on credit." Oltl.fiON MUilhl.A'lUKK. Tho fiteonth regular session of tho Oregon legislature is fully organized and to-day entered upon its duty of correcting and making laws for tho state, lion. Joseph Simon of Port and will prcsldo over tho senate, land Hon. K Smith of Tho Dalles Is .Speaker of the House. Tho elec tion of a United States senator next Tuesday Is an Impoitant measuroas well as railroad, laud, Agricultural College mangement, assessment and taxation, road, and some other miner .public and private atlalrs, not least among these aro tho liquor laws of tho state. Now schemes and meas ures will bo developed as legislation progresses, all of which will bo duly noted and commented on in the CAIUTAIi Jouhnai.. Wiii.l, will surprises never eeaso ? Hero we have been wondering and wondering what had become of our highly esteemed editorial friend, Claio 11, Irvlno and wonderment reached its.climux on receipt of tho Capital Journal published at Salout. Oregon, by W. H. Bynrs, odltoc, and Claro U. Irvlno man ager. Gracious! wo wondor now how Clare got out so far towards tho Jumping oil jilacc. "Well, wo wish liliu Buooess and hope tho Jouhnal will continue Its journeys from that furiuray country to this section. Cameron (Mo.) Bun. WHO SAID so? It wu npartod a few days ago that Senator J. N. Dolph was in Saloin a giitwt at tho Chemoketo hotel. It may lo seen by our dis patches that the senator is still at Ills post In Washington looking after tho interests of tho state. Ore gon has had but few, if any abler or more faithful servants than Senator Dolph. Madame Rumor should have some basis on which to start news or else keep quiet. In the opinion of an eminent doc tor, Mime common kinds of mould iay give rUo to diphtheria. In Htnneos aro given In whloh horlous outbreaks have been traeod to the mould develoiKkl on tho wot plaster of UwUy walls, while old ileeivsof wool and mouldy skins nppoar also Jobc&ourewofdlphtherltJo Infection. THE AORIClTLTUnAt, COLLEGE. "What would lawyers think of a law school with a board of directors composed of three farmers to one lawyer ? And yet some people won der why tho Vermont Agricultural College managed by six lawyers to two farmers does not gain the full confidence and sympathy of the musses of the agricultural commu nity. Rut this is not the worst ot tho business. The men who put these lawyers iu this position were the farmers themselves, who there fore have no just cause of complaint. The old fable says that' Jupiter re fused to aid the tenmster stuck in the mud until lie had put his own shoulder to the wheel." N. E. Farmer. Ditto, Oregon. David Ibwin, who was acquaint ed with President Washington, nnd served in the war of 1812, died Thurs day at Waseka, Minn., aged 115. Lack of snow in the Michigan woods has thrown hundreds of men out of employment. Many of the lumber camps have shut down. W. E. Uakiiett, editor of the Reston Advertiser and Record, is elected Speaker of tho Massachusetts House of Representatives. Tm: republicans of the Maine legislature unanimously re-nominated tho Hon. W. P. Frye for United States senator. SUl'KKMK COUKT. Salem, Jnn. 15, 1883. On motion, David H. Douough and H. P. Mapston were admitted to practice in all the courts of this state. James T. Rowley et al, reps. vs. T. M. Graves,app. ; appealed from Yam hill county ; judgment reversed and a new trial ordered. Opinion by Strahan J. John Patterson rcsp.vs. ClellHay den app.; appealed from Multnomah county ; judgment reversed and a new trial ordered. Opinion by Strahan J. Mary Davis resp. vs. S. P. Slad den app.; appeal from Lane county; Judgment of lower court affirmed. Opinion by Lord J. Thomas Monteith app. vs. T. Edgerton Hogg, resp.; appealed from Linn county ; affirmed. Opin ion by Lord J. Lucy C. Adams app. vs. C. H. Adams and Win. Adams, resp.; ap pealed from Marion county ; affirm ed. Opinion by Thayer C. J. Charles E. Dunham resp. vs. G. Sliindlcr et al app.; appealed from Wasco county ; judgment reversed nnd complaint dismissed. Opinion by Thayer C. J. The Farmers' Congress. Tho adjourned session of tho Ore gon branch of tho national farmers' congress was held yesterday after noon in tho hall over tho Grange store. President Wllklns wasin tho chair. After an entliusiastio meet ing, which was addressed by Judge Rolse, Prof. Rork, J. P. Robertson, Chas. Miller, and State Mastor Hayes of tho Grange, an adjourn ment was taken until ten o'clock this morning, when a continuation of tho discussion was made. There was lack neither of fact nor sense in several speeches, tho ouly point of dlfierence being as to whethor it is best to complement tho work of tho Grange or all unite in that order. UKAL ESTATK TUA.NSVCTIOXS. Dally transfers furnished tho Journal office by tho Union Tltlo Abssract Co., OHleo in State Insur ance building: R. C. Gibson to Emma Howo, lots 5 and 0, block 4, North Salem. Con sideration, f5i25. W. D. Mrs. M. Weathford to H. C. Tar pley and T. R. Walt, land In South Salem. Consideration. $250. W.D. H. C. Tarpley toT. 11. Watt J In terest In land in South Salem. Con sideration, f 125. W. D. uarklra i Aratra Saw. Tho best nalvo lu the world fi. nits, bruises, sores, ulcere, saltrheuiu, lever sores, tottor, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin erujv tlons, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It la guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cento per box, For sale - Dr. H. W. Cox. btrajcj or Stolen. From cornor of Chemoketo and Canltal streets Sundav nlulit. a bob- taifed sorrel mare pony, 13 hands high, ono white stocking hind leg, one white soek fore-leg, white stripo on face Finder will bo llborallv re warded on return of animal to Win. N. Ladue, First National Rank. d-A-w-tf. A SriMiubl Hint. Genuine now buckwheat Hour, nnd a tine article of table syrup, al tho Orange store, 13t State street, Salem, tf. SIAHIUED. LUNN-HOLMAN-At the resi dence of tho bride's parents in Sa lem, at 10 a. m., Monday, January 14, 1889, J. H. Lunn and Miss Victoria A. Holman, Rev. W. Rollins officiating. The plain announcement in tho Capital Journal of yesterday con veyed to their many friends the in telligence of tho marriage of one or Salem's most popular gentlemen, J. H. Lunn, and ono of the capital city's favorite ladies, Miss Victoria A. Holman. The marriage cere mony was performed in the presence of a small party of relatives and family friends, who, with a large circle of friends and acquaintances, extend to them their wcrmest con gratulations. Following the ceremony a sump tuous feast was spread, which was highly enjoyed by the assembled well-wishers. The bridal party left on yesterday afternoon's train for Portland, en route to New York, where they will spend several weeks in sight seeing. Thrco Days In u Horso's Hotly. Capt. Grozier, a ranchman, got caught iu the snowstorm while on his Hay from his ranch on Diamond creek to ChlornI, a small mining camp. He was mounted, but soon lost his way. lie had neither h gun with him tn (lischarie and thus attracl attention and help, nor matches to start a fire. All lie had wa3 a pocket Knif, Whon he found he was fast getting be numbed he killed his horse with the knife, took out the entrails and crawled into ihe warm carcass, leaving only the liver inside. Completely covered np with snow ho re mained inJJ'his retreat for three days cat ing, meanwhile a portion of the horse's livei. When he was missing a party went out to hunt for him and was successful in its searce. lie was taken to Kairview, a a mining camp on the CudilloNegrocreek. He is badly frostbitten. El Paso Herald. What IIo Dreaded. "You bae been a very faithlul em ploye," said tho editor and proprietor o( the Waybaclc Herald to his assistant; "and now I propose rewarding your fi delity by giving you a share in the busi nest by admitting you to partnership." "Oh, don't, I bef of yoal" replied the assistant, in dismay. "Remember that I have a family to support! Reduce my sal ary to seven dollars a week, if necessary but dop't make me a partner. You won't do it, will yoi?" An Absolute Cure, The original Abitine Ointment is only put up in large two-ounce tin boxes and is an absolute cure forold sores, burns, wounds, chapped hands and all skin eruptions. Will posi tively euro all kinds of piles. Ask for the original abetlne ointmeut. Sold by D. W. Matthows & Co. a. 25 cents per box by mail 30 cents i The Egyptian Hall in the Masonic Tem ple at Philadelphia was formely opened Wednesday. It is said to be the finest in the world, and is a memorial by Wm. Kel ley to Treasurer T. R. Patton, ol the Pennsylvnuia Grand Lodge, A F. and A. M. Nasal Catarrh Is probably ono of tho most disagreeable ailments that a person can bo mulcted with. It Dutard's Hpeclno Is used with adouchoor oven tiinilcd up tho nose, accerding: to directions, morning and evening, u radical euro can In mosi ciiscH bo ellected. Bold by U. Mathews & Co. Yon Cannot do Detter Than call at tho Grange Store, 120 Stato street, if you want a good tea or anything elso In tho grocery lino. Don't fail to look at tho White Cross Extracts, tho best in tho mar ket, t-f Gentlemen frequently complain of their baiber shaving them too close, nnd the fuco nnd neclt breaking out Into small pimples. If Dutard's tjpccltlc is applied to tho face Immediately niter shaving, no matter how closo tho shave, all so ton ess will bo prevented. Bold by D.W. Mathews Co. One Dolhir a Year THE WEEKLY CAPITAL JOURNAL (Salem, Oregon.) Is universally conceded to bo Tlio Best Family Newspaper Ever published at the stato capital. IT IS THE CHEAPEST. IT IS THE LARGEST. IT IS THE I1EST. It consists of eight well tilled and neatly printed pajvs. It suit alike the farmer, the merchant, the lawyer, the gardener. Every family circio snomu nave it. It contains absolutely ALL THE NEW8 as well as poetry, story, correspondence, farm, home, and mauy other special feature. See Our Cash Disceunts: WKHKLY, Ono ir ONE DOLLAR Dally edition js per yenr Addrww all communications and make all maulM payable to THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Orcroa. State of Ohio, City of Toledo "I Lucas County, S. S. J Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm ofF.J. Cheney & Co. doing busi ness in tho city of Toledo, county and stato aforesaid, and that said firm will pay tho sum of one hun dred dollars for each and every case of catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn before me and subscribed in my presence, this 0th day of December, A. D. '80. r , -, ) A. W. GLEASON seal Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in ternally and act" directly upon the blood and mucus surlaccs of tho system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo.O SSfSold by druggists, 75 cents. Goods in the ha'nds of a merchant who does not advertise are like rowboats. They have no sale. Gardening for Ladles. Make up your bed early in the merning: sew buttons on ycur hus band's shirt; do not rake up griev ances: protect the young aru tender branches of your family; plant smiles of good temper, and reap a crop of health and happ'ness; root out the causes of nervo'is debility and "female weakness," oy the use of Dr.Piercc's Favorite I rescript jon It is a favorite speclllc, and thou sands of the fair sex b'ess tho day tliev first heard of it. xt is the only medicine for women, wld by drug gists, unuer a positive guarantee, from the manufacturers, that it will give satisfaction In every case, or money will be refunded. This guar antee has been printed on tho bot tle-wrapper, and faithfully carried out for many years. To cleanse the stomach, liver, and system generally, uso Dr. Pierce's relicts. An overproduction of grade draft horses is not probable scarcely pos sible in ten years to come. Draco Up. You are feeling depressed, your appetite is poor, you are bothered with Headache, you are fldgetty, nervous, and generally out of sorts, ana want to brace up. iirace up, but not with stimulants, spring med icines, or bitters, which have their basis very cheap, bad whisky, and wntcii inmiiate you ior an nour, and Hun leave you in worse condi tion than before. What you want is an alterative that will purify your blood, start healthy action ot Ldver and Kidneys, restore your vitality, give renewed health and strength. Such a medicine you will. And in Electric Bitters, and only 50 cents a bottio at Dr. H. W. Cox's Drug Store. The highway of virtue is so little frequented that collisions are rare. TO CONSUMPTIVES. Tho undersigned having b"en re stored to health by simple means, after sutlering several years with a severe lung afi'ection, and that dread disease consumption, is anx ious to make known to his fellow sulleicrs the means of cure. To those who desire it, he will cheer fully send (free of charge) a copy of the prescription used, wliicn tuey will And a sure cure for consump tion, catarrh, asmatha, bronchitis' and all throat and lung maladies. He hopes all sufferers will try his remedy, as it is invaluable. Those desiring the prescription, which will cost them nothing, nnd may prove a blessing, will please address, Rev. Edward A. Wilson, Kings County, New York. With children a Christmas pres ent beats any Christmas past. Their llublncss ISoomlng. Probably no ono thing has caused a general revival of trade at Dr. H. W. Cox's Drug Storo as their giving away to their customers of so maiiy free trial bottles of Dr. King's Now Discovery for Consumption. Their trade is simply enormous in this very vnluablo article from tho fact that it always cures and never dis appoints. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup, and all throat and lung diseases quickly cured. You can test It before ouyiug by get ting a trial bottle free, largo size $1. Every bottio warranted. "I will insort one more Clause," says Santa, smiling. Are We to have Another WrT Home political phrophets nver that wo shall, lie that as It may, tho battle waged by medical science against disease will nover ceaso until we arrive at that Utopian epoch when the human family shall cease to bo afflicted with bodily ailments. Ono of the most potent weapon which tho nrmory of medicine furnishes, is Hostett er's Stomach Hitters, which Is of special utility as u family remedy, as It Is adapted to Immedlato relict and ultimate cure of those, disorders or the stomach, liver nnd bowoU which are of commonest occur rence. Indigestion, bllllousnes and con stipation are Inseparable companions, and thosoiillmcnU are completely eradicated by tho Hitters. Hut tho remedial scope of this superlatively wholesome nnd genial medicine lakes in also nervous ailments, rheumatism and k.duey troubles; iu action in these, as in the other com plaints, being characterited by unequnlcd thoroui;hne&M. Liquor bills are often paid at tho lunatic asylum. Al AbsoWte Care. The ORIGINAL ABLETINh OINTMENT is only put up lu lar-two-ouneo tin boxes, aud U nn absolute euro for old sores, hums, wounds, chapped hands, aud all skin eruptions. Will positively cure all kinds of piles. Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETLNE OINT MENT. Kola byD.W. Matthews & Co., IOC Stato street, Salem, at 25 eeuta per box by mU 80 cents. NEV ADVERTISEMENTS. HAPPY NEW YRAH TO ALL. The Capitol Adventure Co. was incorporated in March, 1880. Their principal business house and office aro in the Opera House, double cor ner on Court and Liberty streets, Salem. They do a genen I merchan dise business, aud in connection do an auctioneering and commission business, buy and sell real estate, cattle, horses and also act as ap praisers, administrators, assignees and accountants. They have ex perienced help that aro competent to act in all the above capacities on short notice, The best of references can be giveD as required, nnd bonds to any nmount necessary. They have given the best of satisfaction as ap praisers and assignees. The Capitol Adventure Co. have, for th'e short time they have been in business, shown to tho public that they are doing a legitimate business, worthy of their patronage. Among their patrons you will find the best farmers, who exchange their pro ducts to them for their wares; the mechanics and laborers, who know the value of a dollar, and where to invest it; also the refined and tal ented people go there for their elegant wares. The immigrants soon find themselves to homo at the opera house corner, for the reason that the Capitol Adventure Co. sell from ten to twenty-five per cent, cheaper than any other house in the B B O O T S O O T WM. BROWN & CO. DEALERS in Leather and Findings! CASH PaID fob Wools, Hides, Pelts and Fur? 231 Commercial St., Salem, Of O O T Jry ? t tit mi I njg&- .flaaami,d J) H O K Big Bargains At ; i LUNN & Finest Stock in the City! Furs, Handkerchiefs, Silk Hose, .Silk Mitts, Cloaks, Dry Goods, Ladies Hand Purses Etc. 239Cor. State and Commercial St SALKIVT, OREGON. state, for the following reasens: First, They buy from first hands In largo quantities. They save the profits of tho middle men. They save in freight. They also have the advantage of buying bankrupt stocks, and also very often reliable merchants who are pushed forfunds sell them the best of gooih at t .venty to thirty per cent, discount for cash. Second, They have leased the elegant Opera House building for a long time for almost nominal rent. They have the most commodious and best lighted store rooms in the city. They carry a full and com plete stock of dry goods, clothing, hats, boots and shoes, ladies' and gents, furnishing goods, jewelry and silverware, notions, stationery and cutlery, groceries, in fact a general variety such as are usually kept in a first class store. The Capitol Ad venture Co. is about the only firm in Salem that tries to command the farmers' trade by buying all their merchantable products, and they re tail the farmers' products the same prices they pay, thus saving to tho mechanics and laborers from ten to twenty percent, for tho real necessaries of life. Therefore the Capitol Adventure Co. asks for the continuance of tho public's patron age. You will find them at the Opera House corner, Court and Liberty streets, Salem, Oregon. Eugene Willis, S. Friedman, Secretary. Manager. s H O 0 B E S S- ROWN'S. ,' '