V
' ' -flS?""
tt!(sr
CAPITAL
JOURNAL.
i 4
& '1
JBBBBBBBfcTifffjiiyMBBff
VOL. 1.
HISCELLANEOOS.
For Sale or Rent.
$1600. A two-run Krit mlq and dwellln
bouse. In godd location and cuX "fie
hair mile from Stayton. Also t i?'?nj
EUUU UU.IAJlll 1UI1I1. IIIITIIM. n 1 a
f crra iu'ctiiution. the t braftM
tlmhei: good soil, jprlce l$li:o.
Dttuiuiu,oMtjwa( urejjon,
SAIrfEM' R-. FRIDAY FEBRUARY S,
lio U Company
1SS9.
NO. 200.
A 1 - - ""V
, rtibo ia noma rir
..ii..t- u.
ouiuiuie ior
Addres. J.
dtf-lm.
HOWARD BROTHERS1
Do
fieneral House MoTiag, Raising' anJ
irinj.
,york promptly done at reasonable rates.
Ordere :left at Cai-raz. Jotmif At office
will receive attention. Ml-tf
TTftve moved their meat market from 300
II' Commercial street, to 91 Court street,
where they invite all their customers and
incuua vu uuii una Bee mem, rney guar
antee all their meats, etc.. as represented
If you want a nice roast, steak, pork or any
thing in first class meat market, call on
ONLY SELECT STOCK KILLED.
These gentlemen havo been in the butch
er business in Salem for a long time and
they have built up a reputation to be,
proud of, as turning out only the choicest
meats that the market affords.
Is a corporation duly organized and operated under the laws or the
of Oregon. It began business in March, 1888, with a capita?
I stock of $20,000.
State
LONG FACES.
To Representatives and Senators.
"Wm. Myers, the cigar manufacturer, offers
you special bargains in cigars and
tobacco tor till) next month,
His especial brands are
"SALEM SPORT"
and
OPERA BELLE. "
Ills' goods, are all first-class, as be has had
twenty-one years eperience In the busl
nesa of manufacturing and selling cigars.
Cigars by the box at special rates.
WILLIAM MYERS.
205 Commercial Street, - - Salem
(t
IRKAICESTATE.
Hold
Jl 8 B
To your money until you see some
of the bargains In Real Es
tate offered by
THOMAS & PAYNE
07 State St., - - - Salem.
One-fourth block and flDe resi
dence on Center street, only $26,50;
five and ten acre lots two miles from
Salem, clean prairie. Good bouse
and lot in block 48 only $1000, and
property in all parts of the'clty ' and
country.
Fine residence property in Los
Angles to exchange for property
here.
The First Salo Jfade By This Company fa in April" Lasi.
During the nluo months which have slnco elapsed it has nmilo 107 sales
to 104 different persons. Of tho purchasers 85 havo bought farming lands.
It has, also, during this time sold 01 residence lots in Salem. Of those
purchasing but 25 were residents of Marion county prior to purchasing.
The remainder wero from the following localities, viz: Jackson Co. 1
Polk Co. 3 Multnomah Co. 4 Clackamas Co. 1 Yamhill Co. 1 Mon
tana 4 Minnesota 4 Kansas 10 England 2 Colorado 2 Washington
Territory 7 Iowa 5 Dakota 3 Indiana 2 California 8 Nebraska 7
Ohio 3 Wisconsin 1 Missouri 1 Illinois 1 Pennsylvania 2 Unknown 7.
This shows that sales are not confined to former residents of this local
ity, but that people are swarming In trom the East to make their homes
among us. The business ot tms company is constantly increasing, wore
than half of Its sales havo been made within tho past three months, al
though this Is a season of the year when sales are usually dull. The
company has from 15 to 20 men constantly employed. It has representatives
on Puget Sound. Ithas three menin Portland, twoot whom givo it their
entire time. Rev. F. J. Strayer, who last year introduced so many Immi
grants into this State, is now In tho East lecturing and distributing
advertising literature exclusively for this company. He will start to this
State with his first excursion on the 4th of April next.
This company is now spending more money to advertise Salem and tho
surrounding locality than
The Salem Board of Trade and All Oilier Agencies
Don't yon dlsllko to meet pooplo
who go about with faces the length
of a yardstick ? And-when your
voice rings out in a merry "Good
morning" Isn't It shocking to havo
a sympathetic gloom cast qveryour
own. bright self by theso long-faced
peoplo, whoso first thought Is to toll
you about tho numerous ailment
)h.lch nflllct them and make life
burdensome? Hut I ought tp sym
pathize with such people, because J
know iut, how lurd It U to appear
sunny and cheerful when one Is af
flicted almost beyond endurance.
I becaino so discouraged that my
"grim visage, was long enough tu
soaro happiness over half a down
fences," and I was fast bccoinlnfl
prematurely old. At last my friends
prevailed upou mo to consult Drs.
IXirrln, and now after a few weeks'
treatment, I am my girlish self
again, and am Into all the mUchief
a-golng.
Vkka Mii,i.kiiton.
Portland, January 25, 18S9.
OIIR l'EX lMCTimKS.
Short
Sketches of Our
And Prominent
daw
Men.
Makers
BAN FRANCISCO, Not. 1st, 1888.
Mos-s WkUiERBROS.,
Salem, Oregon.
Oentleme-t-We had the pleasure re
cently of making shipment to you of our
new A Vhite Cross" Extracts, and send
vnn hv mull trwlnv ft very neat show card
which wo would llko you to place promi
nently in your store, and which wm cau
the attention of your trade to the goods,
it iin'hPn our intention for some time
past to place upon tho market the finest
line of flavoring extracts munuuiau. ...
thi ronntrv. and after months of study
tmd experimenting with the prominent
brands now beforerthe publlewebaeat
last succeded In placing before you a qual
ltv which bevond doubt has do superior.
We can not too strongly Impress upon
you that yon can unhesitatingly recom
mend them to your customers as the finest
that can possibly be manufactured. The
pacing And style generally Is such ai to
attract attention, and we predict that when
your trade have tested the quality of the
goods your sale for ' White Cross " extracts
will ba large, .,.
By complying with our request you wiu
confer a favor upon yours truly,
A, BcmiiLlNO A CO.
HOW MllS. CLINK C1AINKD THIRTY
POUNDS.
For thirty-live years I hayo been
ailing with a complication of diseases
peculiar to my sex, liver, kiduey,
indigestion, rheumatism, neuralgia.
I commenced treatment ono yeur
ago, and I havo been restored to
health and strength, and have gain
ed about thirty pounds In llesh. Dr.
Darriu cured mo by tho electric sys
tem, with very little medicine. I
havo lived on Sauvlo's Island, Or. for
the past forty-flvo years, and now
reside with my daughter, Nrs. John
Sax, at 253 Second street, Portlnnd,
Or. Refer to mo.
Mrs. Mary Clink.
Within the past twelvo days it has paid Jfor and contracted
for advertising to tho amouut of
Over Fita Hundred and Twenty- Five Dollars,
The second edition of the compauy's pamphlet descriptive of Salem and
the Willamette Valley Is now In press. This Is an edition of
TWENTY THOUSAND COPIES
Otabe.UIIMlylllustf.lea any W liiipbkt We '"''""
whom we most nesiro 10 rweu ... -:"-,, .. . ,,
i nnners do not circulate. Wedo not advertise- e 113
in the local press, but we havo advertised In more man
salo wo make
ONE- -THOUSAND PAPERS
ThoBUYKUS'OUIDBU
ffllaotusemlWor.
chaso the luxn or tba
necessities of .Me. we
can clothe you and '" ".
appliance, to rtdb.danWJS
. flsh. hunt.' mrt ?
or stay at homa. nd V Srfiu
.tylo. and quantities. Just
what 1. requlredtodpall tegS
COMFORTABLT.d you ea rtsJw.
estimate of the value of the D-n
OUIDB. whiob will b. ' "n u
receipt of la cenMi .W VvT
MONTGOMERY YUhu y-
.'. 'L
,.. .... U .. .lonend upon Eastern buyers for the gSt bulk of odr
XnWr '7 -nurlL the next few months our advertisements
:K:irrjKu.;m'',''""''
neutv ""v
THE OREGON LAND COMPANY.
. nartles desiring to sell will find it to their Intomt t
pUoe fielr lands W bavc lC wbere
BUYERS COME TO BUY- -
.. . Hr come where property f- Wr -H. Vour
If you WW! 10 UUjr !' vant W uuy.
'JtUlW" - " -
TO WHOM IT MAY CONt'llltN.
This is to certify that I havo been
troubled with a dlsngrecablo dis
charge from my ear of twenty-llvo
j ears' duration, and only Jound re
lief under Dr. Darrinta skillful treat
ment by electricity and medicine.
My car has ceased discharging. Will
answer all inquiries at Middlcton,
Or.
Gkou(u: M. FitANic.
HON. WII.I.1AM AHMSTUONU
is oneot tho Marlon county repro
sentatlvca. Ho came to Oregon in
1STQ. He was born in Ireland,
county Lyons, February 25, 1829,
and landed In America, at Now
York, on May 27 1845. Sixteen
years later, 1K01, we find him settled
down At SU Joe. county, Michigan,
where, he ofjlolnted tw postmaster
Under tho administration of Presi
dents Johnson nnd Grant- In 1870
ho nrrlvod hi Oregon and Is now a
highly rtcctcl cltlen of Balem.
Mr. Armstrong Is a suoemaker by
trade. Ho Is a prominent member
of the Masonic ami A. O. U W.
orders. He hss fullowetl republlwn
Ism front the, tlmo that .Fremont
was nomlnatetl for presldoutf which
was in 185(1. Mr Armstrong Is an
active worker aiid I looking nfter
his part of tho legislation In an able
manner.
hON. CIIAfl. A CQOSWKl,!,
is the democratic aeuator from tho
seventh, district composed of Crook,
KUmmtli, and LaUu countle.s. Mr.
Cogswell is au attorney at law, and
resides at J.akcvlow. lie was born
in llutland, Vt., Jan. Itrd.ln tho year
1811. llecamoto Oregon In lS50nnd
settleil whoro ho now sldes. In
1852 ho came as far west as Illinois
and In 18(11! hu onlisted In tho Union
army, and Httrwd until Jan. 1811).
Ho was under tho command of Clou.
Thurmau. Ho is now a prominent
member of the O. A. 11. Post, and
was lleuteuant-colnncl, on tho stall'
of Governor Thayer. Mr. Cogs
well has had tho honor of being
county Judgo of Lake county, and Is
now one of tho four stockholders
and directors of tho Lakevlow bank.
Mr. Cogswell Is ono of tho "sacred
nine" In tho senate.
TELEGRAPHIC TIDINGS.
Important Events or the Whole World
for Twenty-four Hours.
Kuozr.N sTirtf.
Tha Ft of Two tUUnrs Vho Attempted
to Kacapci h Crurl Ctaln.
OCCIDKNT.Ui J0TTINUS.
News and NotfH of (leneral Interest
Tho Westerner.
to
net
EASTERN PEOPLE DO;
111.14 -MfijMn Arenue.
ChlcacO,Hl-
In Odd llow lIruP?AlIJ,J?aS
Commercial and Ferry iU?u eTWT w
urtlarat7ip.nu ,,itiiV
DON'T BE MODEST,
wekbinet6riuwltn-
fp
or
HCIATIO r.UKWJIATISM OUJtKD.
ISditoh Oukoenian: Please say
In your vahmblq j)aper that Dr,
Durrln cured mo of sciatic rheuma
tism, general tleblllty, liver com
plaint and malarial troubles. liefer
to mo on ItussoU street, Alblim, Or,
L. M. COMMU.NH.
J, W, Zumn-alt, Albany, Or., (for
merly of Mom, Wasco Co., Or.)
cured of an aggravated casQ of rheu
matism and spinal complaint.
James J. McUown, 127 Thirteenth
St., Portlaud, heart disease, palpita
tion uud general norvous debility
cured.
Volna Webster, Weston, Umatilla
county, Oregon Catarrh cured.
George H. Hamilton, 3li Stark fit.,
Portland Stoppage of the toar-duut,
ouatL
Wiw Luoy Morgan, Mnninnutli,
Orggou Gmwfoytf, strulghtened In
one. minute.
E. Anderson, Balpju, Oregon
Catarrli seven yenrs, cured.
O. Hlese, seven miles wont of Ful
lertoq, Or. - Lvr ,nud klilu,oy
troubly, dlzzluuMs nd ulus oyer, the
whohtrivstmn, rmtorud mliealth.
DIJ). HAU1IINS' VLApK OF HOWNIpt,!,,
I)rs. Darrin oan be consulted . froa
at 3M Fifth, street, comer of Main,
Portland and Haletu, Or., ChQeKf
hotel, and JJaker's hotel, KuKvng
City, Oregon, whre thoy are per
manently lowted. Oniea houm
from 10 to 4 dallyi pvenluipi, 7 to Wj
Kundays, 10 to 12, All curable
elirutilo dlscttses, loss of iiiuiiIkmmI,
bU taints, syphllta, gleet, go'"""
rlMwjo, trltore, tiMumUnthuMu,
Mtiilual weakntM or kwt of dtwl wf
ezual powir In utati or woman,
eutarrh and uWaeiu are oftntlden
tlally and MieeHnfully tnted.
Currcfl)rlvllle (P"""11
tBilnvr publUuL jM'theiier.
Ctnuuuvfntftec Most n
rpealve now treatment after a visit
t the 4rtwlxi01e
The doetorsNaUyU limited in 8-
Tho big steamer Oregon. Is de
tained at the Coliimblufa mouth un
der Hiimll-po iiaruutluo,
Thu Herald hits assurance that
the narrow gaugu will lw extended
to Albany before many mouths.
Albany's HiimllMix quarnntiuu
was raised yesterday, the patients
having all recovered.
The Albany Democrat, with Its
usual good sense, predicts that Kaluut
will raise tho fc!0,0()0 for tho woolen
mill.
The general opinion is that a lino
new (vnior will bo placed on the
Yauulua and Han Francisco route
before inuiiy weeks.
Astoria unfurls thu soorlwt llug as
her signal of danger uud distress.
Koarlet fever prevails to a limited ex
tent lthln 1 he jlly.
Kugeue Is also to havo an Iro fac
tory. Arrangements havo Ihsjii Hr-
feetud and tliospruy will 1st congitil
(si into solldllletl coolness as early as
May 1.
HeKrts are In the olloct that a
live iugrnli)jrrti)ithUeuti Jjwper will
Ih started In Fortlaud wm. It Is
eiipvcltxl tow;lm I'lmuilx-llke from
the Hshe of the Tt'ifWit,
Wuslny Houghtuan dlnl at Oregon
Cftyafuw days aim. Ho was thu
largest man In Clackamas county.
Hbi wojjflit was If pounds and his
hlKlitoV.crsl-.fwt,
Hnton county far trying toliavo
the ofllcv p( oounty tveordur ereuteU
for them. Theraare but six record,
entln Oregon, lit the other oouu
(lea the qlerks transact the liusineM
ofthatofUce. ,
Jt seem that the poor ImiiilRrnnts
to our coast nrtf no longer to havo
thu privilege pf sleeping on their
way out u 11 leal they help to srnll
tlij-iiillnlte fortune of the great Pull
inti oar uionojwly. No mora free
lee per.
Nkw Yoiik. Feb. 8. Tho Fall
river steamer Old Colony brdught In
a sailor named LcaudorKntdoon,
badly fioren, and tho cor pso of an
other man whom Kaldoon know on
ly as "lllll". Kaldoon says ho Rail
ed from Now York mi tho 4th, on
the schooner, J. F. Heames, Captalu
McDonald, for South Africa. Ho
fore willing, and after tlio' voyage
was begun, the crew were treated
tnost atnxlously by tho tuiptalu and
ihatc, and resolved to makb a raft
from soiifo planking ithd logs bn
deck nnd desert at night. Flndlufe
they coliUl not mHko tho hift litrgo
eitmighto hold all the sailors they
drew lots to seo which two" would
escape. Kaldoon and' 'lllll" won
the prize, and launched tlielr raft
at 11 o'clock last night, Thoy ex
peotdd to make shore, but tho whtd
shifted and carried tli6m'outlu tho
middle of the Bound. A heavy
sleet storm prevailed and they were
wnbheri overboard. Tho Old Colony
picked them up. Hestonttlvcs wero
used and tho hnir-fruzuii men worn
rolled in hot blankets and rubbed.
"Hill" was boyoud human aid. Ho
gasped a few tunes and died. Tho
men wero encased In Ico when res
cued, and no Idea of saving tho lives
of either of them was entertained.
TItritn blrllun nml (tut.
Uuooui.YN, Feb. 8. Tho strikers
or thoso fortunate enough to secure
re-employment, took out the ears
which they had abandoned fourteen
days ago. lllchardson was pleased
when hi saw all tho lines opumtlngt
and promised, on their reinstate
ment they would have nothing to'
do with the Knights of Iiiibon Am
thu now hands have been retained'
only about two-llfths of tho old
hands got back.
Til? AnnMiilmritt.
1 Wahiunhton, Feb. 8, Thu com
lnltteo on woman's stillmgo reported
backi favorably the Joint report pre
ssing n constitutl6ual amendment
to pnihlblUdenlal of right to voto by
tho United States, or by ono state,
on account ofsex. It was placed on '
(he calendar. Tho minority report
will bo made soon.
tWell Aaktxt to JImIk".
Wawiiwuon, Feb. 8. The pros
fdcut asked fur tho resignation of
Harold Sewell, consul-general to
Samoa, on thugrouud that his vluws
lire not in accordance with thosu of
thu stale department ami administration.
A ;l Nulclilf.
IticiiMONi), Va., Fob. 8. Cajlt.
Jailiw C. Willtrr, secretary to Gov.
Ja, was founil dead In his olllco at
tho state capital yesterday, with a
Inillgt In his brain and a revolver by
his side. NoohUho Is known for thu
act.
A riunear IXmtll.
IMitTliAM, Fen. 8. Philip Hltz,
of Walla W-illa, formerly n resident
Of IWnton county, Oregon, died tit
his homo hi Walla Walla yesterday.
A iivalttir
una or
uUtt'
f04. NowirtByllvyli-Wyttrf Mift, U
deerMMft, b mWd IkWt J5r, h W
uawbuSilvyptioft prl IIA dulr
U VMTT JaiBfttt(l ink ruUr UtM.
Or. Hratrp' IAiWHIAb Tl !? tj
Urtiaifrrunamtia4 it (a patftwrtt tu
prirtr rtiMtletu, Ihjnbj rjyiUjlB Xh4
SKA bjr U. W. Matbtw Co.
Short ami tMiit CourtlilH,
Daisy Dandelion, lsux, Ct., Is
porplexisl over thu imestlon of short
and long codrtshljm, and waists our
advice. Well. Dalsv. It Is Jiard to
Hiakd'a rUW to lit every (SweHul In
guiiurai w win say mat long eourt
shljm are not alvlsublu. Many
wtiiiiuii. nale. IniL'xurd. wan and
-wasted from long continued uterine
ailments, are forced to banish all
thoughts of marriage. Hook 'unfor
tunate sufferer should know that
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is
a plUvu euro for tho most compli
cated and obstinate cases of lyucor
rchea, exeesrtve llowlng, istlnful
luerrttruatloil, unnatural supnrMs-
luus, prolapsus, or railing 01 1110
woinh, wwik Imck, "feipnle Wk
nttii, antuverslou, retroversion,
"bearing down suiMatlons," qhronl
atonwn, iiiimmauon anuuicora'
m i.. ..! IUM
stoinaeh and bowels, take Dr. PlercVa
1'elleU.
You are
.
t ,
s-'l
4 ,
19
" j
V
J.T.aRBUa. JAB.nws'
S.O.
tSesttArjr.