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CAPITAL CITY NEWS.
llccilal of the Daily Doings Compiled From
'Various Sources.
Happenings Over the City and News
From the Country.
1,1 nn I'oontj's Jllnea.
That distance lends enchantment
to tho view is as true aoout mines
as other tilings, and that Is tho
trouble about Linn county's mines.
They arc too near home. Q. A.
Dyson nays: "Only a couple of
weeks ago J. P. Coshow of Albany,
who had spent some months in
Jhitto City, Montana, caino homo
aud,brought some fine specimens of
oro from those justly celebrated
mines, and comparing these afore
Bfid specimens with some here,
brought from Blue River, somo peo
ple laughed at tho idea of their re
semblance, and yet careful com
parison shows that tho quality,
color and grain of tho quartz arc
exactly the same the same colored
and shaped sulphurets of iron, and
the galena is tho same." Albany
Democrat.
Empire State Apples.
Among some of Portland's more
recent importations was a car load
of New York apples. They were
tho Baldwin variety and those who
have a curiosity to fix their teeth
in an Eastern grown apple can bo
accommodated at Weller Bros.
These apples aro not largo but are
sold at two for five cents. Thoso
who had an idea that Oregon apples
wanted anything in llnvnr aro now
free to admit that they aro equal to
tho Now York product. Oregon
against tiie world, every time.
SalcmlU's in California.
From a letter received to-day, by a
relative of one of tho parties, wo
learn that George Pcarco and wife,
Frank Gilbert and wife, Eugene
"Willis, Win. England and wife, and
Eugene Breyman and wife, were at
the Palace Hotel, San Francisco, on
the 17th, and left on tho 18th for
Monterey, Del Norte, Santa Cruz,
San Jose, Lick's Telescope, etc., in
tending to reach Salem about the
4th inst. All wero In good health,
and having a "way up" time.
Oregon's Arbor Day.
llctvalter tho afternoon of the
Hecond Friday in April will be
known as Arbor Day. On that day
tho children of tho public schools
are required to assemble and plant
trees, tho object being to "stimulate
their minds toward tho benollts of
tho preservation and perpetuation
of our forests and the growing of
timber."
Uoue to Kalama.
Inuis Bros, have pulled up stakes
in Salem and gone to Kalama, "W.
T. They will there start a weekly
newspaper, having among their pos
itions a hand press and some print
ing material. There is as yet no
mper at Kalama, and they may
succeed, possibly.
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Another llsrlon I'sllml.
John lMggs of Silvcrton was this
morning tried before Judge Shaw
for insanity. Tho result was his
commitment of tho asylum, lttggs
L thirty-eight years of ago and a
native of Indiana. His insanity is
tho result of seclusion, and is of a
mild typo.
Jluwlr's followers,
Burke and Stiuld drew a largo
congregation again last night to tho
Presbyterian church, where tho
usual evangelical services of song
and sermon wero conducted. Tlioy
remain with us tho balance of this
week. Hear them to-night, ere it Is
too late.
The Suprewe Court
Tho regular term of t lie Supremo
court convenes on Monday, March
4th. A good docket will bo present
ed, although tho establishment of a
BCHslon of tho court at Pendleton, tho
first term being held in May next,
will shorten it not a little,
Home Again,
T. M. Pattou nud wife returned
homo this morning, after a pleasant
tour of California cities. They re
port iwnost pleasant Journey in the
laud of unending summer.
Usees Ann SsU.
P. II. D'Aroy this morning pur
four lots In tho fashionable Queen
Anno Addition. Ho paid $1800 for
them. I. A. niado tho sale.
(Wring to this changeable climate, It U
dlUVuU to preserve a fair complexion and
our Cilr sUlvr are anuoyed by roughness
of the kkln, chap, red uose, etc if
Dutard's HpccMets applied to tho rcu and
hanu ulnlil and niorriliir. a clear und
call by ixuuplexton can bo preserved,
Portland, Oregon, March 3S.
Bold by I. W. Mvthtwn A Oo,
NEABIXG THE END.
Tho
Woolen Mill Committee on tho
Last Thousand.
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Aireauy me buiu;uiub uoiuumn.1.
begins to sec tho end of the work of
it-t.i nM il.nw urn Alntr nnilnnv.
orlug to gather in sufficient subscrip
tions to complete tho $20,000. The
list this morning footed up $19,020,
and by noon to-morrow the entlro
amount will have been raised.
Tho additions to the list yesterday
amounted to $110, and thoso who
are placing their names to-day are
subscribing small sums.
Before manv hours the news will
go forward that Salem has raised a
$20,000 subsidy for a woolen mill,
and before many more days tho
work of constructing the necessary
buildings, purchasing tho machin
ery, etc., will be going on.
Hurrah for Salem, and hurrah for
her woolen mills. But be sure and
sec that your name is on the list for
a goodly sum.
Manufacturing Ire.
The various cold storage com
panies now springing up promiso to
work wonders In trade and house
hold atluirs. And as an ice manu
factory and cold storage is soon to
be established in Salem, the follow
ing concerning tho process of Its
manufacture may not bo unlnterest
tlng: The anhydrous ammonia,
which is tho cooling agent, comes
from the soft coal used In makiug
gas. It costs nothing ouc ior iix
tures to refine and mako use of it. A
ton of coal yields twenty gallons of
aramoulated water, from which the
ammonia Is separated In vapor, then
torced into liquefaction by a pressure
of 120 pounds to the square inch.
When allowed to return to gas, it
takes away the heat of whatever it
touches. As it can be sent through
nines and comeback to bo used over
and over again, there is little cost to
tho process.
Another Chemawa Item.
T. D. Mnrcum of Kentucky re
turned last evening from Chemawa,
where ho has been conducting an
Investigation. Ho is a U. S. Indian
Inspector and took In Chemawa in
his regular round of tho reservations
and schools of tho Coast and West
era states. Ho found nothing of a
startling nature to report from
Chemawa. Mr. Marcum says tho
newly appointed superintendent,
Mr. Ileal!, will arrive hero before
tho first of April.
The .New Postmaster.
To-day it Is Postmaster Dearborn,
ho having assumed tho responsibil
ity connected with tho Salem post-
olllce. no Is n good democrat and
will have the oxquialte pleasure of
serving just three days under dem
ocratic rule of national ailulrs. His
republican friends wanted him to
wait until tho 4th and go In
with tho new admlnlstiatlon but
he said ho wanted to gcrve a day
or so at least under Grover.
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A Uoodl'up of Coffee
Is a great attraction for a restau-
raut. TheVoll'eo drawn from Hel-
lenbrand's 1'irteiijr Colleo receptacle
Is one of tho
Great Attrac-
tlonsof his
ors. Thous-
auds of cup
ont coll'eo
are sold wcry
week. And as for
cannot bo
tf.
oysters and meals
equaled in the state.
ho
Capital 1'ark Aililltlou.
Many of thoso who have purchas
ed lot 81 n tho Capital Park Addition
nro imnrovlmr tWein. Several houses
aro lu course of construction, while
many lots aro already fenced. Jacob
Bartello this morning purchased ono
lot In this addition, paying WOO for
It. 11. E. Bellinger & Co. niado tho
sale.
Living r'owIU.
Princeton College will nond an ex
pedition to Oregon next summer to
limit for fossils. Exchange
That's right. Keep on sending.
Wo luxvo more fossils here than
anvwhore olso in tho world. They
are partly alive too and that la tho
great wonder.
t Xew Arsdrmjr,
At Dallas to-night the citizens
will hold a mass meeting to tako
steps looking to tho erection of a lino
now academy building. Many lots
In the old campus have already been
sold and If the people want a flno
academy building now Is the time
to act.
DrnaatadUlrtrUerly
Samuel Gaines was before lte-
eorder Conn and entered tho plea of
guilty to the charge of drunk and
disorderly. Ho wout to tho city
jail tor a term of four days.
WrUht'a Myrrh Tootu Boap kIvm IVarly
Whtle Teeth, Purines the llrealh. Prevents
Teeth from lecay. Bold by all brusgUU.
Potatoes sell for only 20 cents
per bushel.
Wheat is worth 70 cents in the
Ralom market
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For your Pahug, Oils, etc., go to
' VT ,7 TZSv.
Gilbert & Pattersati
Tlin ufnnttniTnf n rir
cm in
The steallnc of a dog la now a
crime In the eyes of tho law.
Painless dtrntXl operations
at
Dr. T. C. Smith. aSfState street, tf.
Nicely furnished rooms tor rent.
For particulars apply at this ofllce. 2
To-morrow night Is tho time for
the appearance of tho minstrels at
the opera house.
A counterfeit $100 Is in circula
tion somewhere lu tho valley, but
strangely it don't causo . this editor
any uneasiness.
Next Monday evening the an
nual school meeting will bo held at
the opera house. The meeting will
bo full of interest.
Thos. Holman last evening pur
chased the Joseph tract of two acres
between Court and State streets
near tho creek. He paid $1,800 for
it.
Senator Chamberlin's mileage
amounted to four miles. His was
tho smallest. Representative Gill-
lmni'.s was the largest and was 1254
miles.
You don't have to hunt around
very diligently to find a boy smok
ing a cigarette. But whore do they
get them? Our dealers all know the
law and are going to observe it.
TIs not all of Ufa-to live nor all of
.lontli in rilnSlmr, von pet more choice
fancy groceriesiiilh you can carry
away lor a veryJIttle money at
Snulre Farrar's,f DontHake our word
tor It, DUl go unu suu lur jiuui
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self.
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Good now two stor house, barn,
full lot, hydrant water, in Albert's
addition, near depuft and street cars
for only $160O-ijyouse and two full
lots.1 close, in oUa Salem, $750.
Five bargain in fahu. property.
Duncan, Ellis a Booth.
cl0sin0 up streets.
Editoii Capital Journal :
There appears to be a disposition to
close up two more streets, ono east
and west of the state house, and the
one thing strange is mat uouuuy
appears interested in the matter.
We have enough land already closed
to business and improvement, uy
Wilson's Avenuo and tho University
grounds, to mako a good farm, which
is neither useful nor ornamental.
Business must ever be retarded by
them. If we need the land east of
tho state house, wo need it as well
north and south. Why not? So
far as tho interest of tho state is con
cerned, it might be good policy to
buy all that joins tho ground. But
there is some doubt about it.
Kicker.
A Centenarian Almost.
Old Mr. Durbln of this town, who
Is often met on tho streets, is un
doubtedly ninety-three years of age.
Ho was married April 20, 1821, and
his s .n was bom just one year later.
His venerable spouse still survives,
riiey have raised a largo family.
S"on they will havo been seventy
voars married. Tho mother Is about
f.nir years younger than Iho father.
II
low fow survive to keep company
n ihls vale during fcuch a long time.
Most of their children aro llviug in
Oregon. The old gentleman is very
active and lively and lew wouui sus
pect that ho is so old. The dates
above given aro taken from his
family Bible.
A (Irnnil Tct.
Last night Mr. Studd took hi3
text from tho gospel of St. Matthew
"Consider the lilies of the field how
thogrow ; they toll not, neither do
they spin ; and yet I say unto you,
that even Solomon lu all his glory
was not arrayed like one of these."
Tho sermon was a most impressive
duo and resulted In awaking an in
terest in tho hearts of tho many au
ditors. This text is ono rich In
imminent and is among tho most
poetical parables in the Bible.
The services of Burko and Studd
will bo coutlnued cvonlng and Suu
day. To-morrow this ovonlug they
will rest.
"Wo aro not hospitablo, compared
to the French," saya the Now York
Star. Itlght you are. It seems good
to meet a real duko In Paris and
hear him say; "George, old boy,
como up and mako my palace your
homo while In Paris." Ex.
"Are you the superintendent of
this railway?"
"Yes sir, why?"
"I want a pass."
"Are you employed by this road?"
"Yes sir."
"la what capacity?"
"Iamamemberof the legislature. "
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Points of Personal Mention and
Notes of News.
Miss Delia Stout spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting frieuds in Jef
ferson.
Levi Mageo is spending tho week
at his home in Polk county, taking
a fow days rest.
Misses Lulu Munkers and Bailie
Newton, graduates from the teach
ers course, visited tho school Wed
nesday. Will W. King left for his home in
Eastern Oregon Thursday, and
will not return, to school again this
year.
A. TJ. Bowersox left on tho Wed
nesday evening train for Benton
county to spend a few days with his
parents.
Several students who purpose
teaching passed tho teachers exam
ination which was held in tho city
during tho week.
To-day the academy classes are
going through tho task of passing
their semi-examination. The col
lege classes havo a holiday.
Prof. Parvln went to Portland tho
first of the week to attend the G. A.
R. encampment Miss Hansee act
ed as organist during his absence.
W. C.Belknap of Curlow, W. T.,
was in Salem the first of the week
..i.uini. ...ItV. tilutirnfhorii. TV V. find
Hon. E. H. Belknap, and left Wed
nesday for Benton county to spend
a few days with his parents.
W. T. Rlgby is proving very effi
cient as tutor during Prof. Jory's
illness. Wo hear to-day that the
professor is able to bo out and will
probably bo able to assume his place
with his classes Mouday.
The Philodorians will discuss the
question at their meetings this eve
ning, "Resolved, that high license
is more efficient than prohibition."
The question will be opened on the
affirmative by B. L. Steeves, on the
negative ny V. Peringer.
Snaggs "I see a Chicago minister
preached last Sunday on What
shall I do to be saved?' "
k Jaggs "Seems to me one of the
first moves would bo to get out of
Chicago." Drake's Magazine.
Wright's Hop, Celery and Chamomile
Bitters is what you oro looking tor If you
want a preparation that will tone up your
system, clve you an nnpctlte, and Improve
tho digestive organs. Sold by H. W. Cox
An Irishman stopped at a hotel,
got supper, breakfast and lodging,
and told tho landlord In tho morn
ing he had no money. The land
lord asked him why he did not say
so last night. "Och, I thought you
would feel sorry enough to hear it
in the morning!"
"Wright's Red Cross Cough Cure will
cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Loss of
Volee.nndall Inflamed conditions of the
luusn. Sold by ull druggists.
Special liargalus
Lots in NorrlSalanlOO apieco
10 acre tracts on&hajp mile from de-
.... fl rmv nnrv Jrnfftli TO of
rnf h-jv 'v ..v... r- ifyr
FMAS &T&V.YNE,
9 State st.
Consumption Cared.
An old physician, retired lrom practice
having had placed In hl hands by un hast
r.wit.. nitDdniinrv i hft fnrmuliL for a slm-
plo vee-i'tahlo remedy for the speedy and
tK Catarrh, Asthma, and all throat nnd
lung AtlVctlnns also n nosltlvo nnd rndicul
cure ijr .vi yuub guhmj .......... .--..--
romplalnts, nfler having tested Its wonder-
bus felt It his duty to mako It known to
lilsKiitrerlng rdlows. Actuated by this
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lnrlng. I will send freo of charge, to all who
UPSirO H, IUIH rerciiii in ULU11.1., .........
or UngUsli with full directions for prepar
ing and using Hcnt by mall by adresslng
with stamp naming this paper. W. A.
Vn. 1 1 l'nwnrs Block. Uochestor. N. l
Annual
School Election.
mill.' nnnunl
(cctlon for ono Dl-
I rector nnd 11 1
Marlon county w
District ho. w, in
held nt tho Opera.
Suv. tho nth day
Jlmiseinwiuem
of .March, lhK),
w -J oVlonfa. to 6 o'clock
P. m.
DAvnm
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MPSOS.
fel Clerk,
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SAAC I
Formerly of Moores & Manning,
REAL ESTATE BROKER, Bank Block
Up Stairs Over T. Holverson's Store.
Having made ths change in business noted in another column, I will
now tako tho great pleasure in meeting as many of my former business
friends as may feel interested in real estate, and as many more as possible.
I now havo on my list for sale tho following very desirable bargains:
$640Q Forty acres of land near
tho city limits. Excellent gar
den or fruit land. Located on
tho John Baker road. This is
a very rare bargain; for a few
days only.
$1400 House and corner half lot
on Trade and Winter streets.
' Soon bring more money.
$3200 --Until March 1st, flveacres
on Asylum avenue adjoining
city boundary.
I. A. MANNING,
Real Estate And Insurance Broker,
Bank Block,
TO
CAPITA L PARK ADDIT
CITY OPSALBM.
FINEST ADDITION
Wide Avenues, Bcantilul Lay of Land, Pull Lots,
Magnificent Yiew, and Perfect Drainage.
Corner Lots
-AND-
Inside Lots
mi,MO , r.n0iHvoiv thn hpst lots
joining tho city limits. The tract
choice lots. Anticipate tuo coming
PROFITABLE
By Baying
CAPITAL PARK ADDITION!
Represented By
K. H. BELLINGER & CO
They Also Have a
LARGE LIST OF
Not advertised, which they offer at
every ono having property tor Baio aim un
INTENDING PURCHASERS,
ToGiveThemaCall. Office in Armory Building, State St
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Wylie A. Moores,
Successor to MOORES & MANNING.
real Estate Broker,
019 rwnmnrMni
-:- LOOK HERE AT
?2100-Good house and lot on
roroniy asiioiiuuiotnuj. iv.i.viniiin
82500-Houso and lot on Church St. A more desirable location
not be found lu the city. Hard finish thn.UBhout,
$iM0-Coraer lots in North Salem, near lino of Street Rallwaj.
"Kj-SfflS-- ffl-Ki, SttJST!
Darn, nouso una ciguv . ....--
set to fruit and flue garden land. irriV addltl
4500-Ton acres ou Howell Pralre road adjoining Pfrrlsb s aaaw
4ouv ivu w"' . -, orchard, small trult etc
to sniem. uoou uuw u " - o .
t.. Tlin Tt.tbnr rrvlft.
si7ou -rive acres oujumu -
T . ..-- -....,
fsoo-nuancr o oc -"
800 Quarter diock ir ooum
barn and orchard. Wo nuer garucu .uu .- r
5COME IN AND SEE ME.
MANNING!
$3800 FivoacresadjolningQueen
Anne addition to Salem.
$3000 Ten acres adjoining Asy
lum grounds. Until March 1st
Lots in Queen Anno addition, (be
best property around Salem.
Safe investment. Desirable
homes. Seo it and be con
vinced.
$200 to $500 Each,
All largo lots.
Up Stairs,
Salem, Or.
THE
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TO THE CITY.
Only $300,
Only $200.j
for the money that can be bought aa-
has been platted and there aro 184
Doom wuu a
INVESTMENT,
Lots In The
REAL ESTATB
tho very lowest prices, and invkj
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Strftflt. Salem. QreffOiL
MY BARGAINS -;-
Commercial St., lacing Marion Bquaj
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,iui at fimith Salem.
"ZV. nrchard and 1
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