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SALEM, OR., SATURDAY MARCH 9, 1889.
NO. 305.
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CAPITAL
JOURNAL.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
rvl.TVE LODGE No. 18. I. O. O. R. mevAjt
J ln'Odd Fellows' Hall up stairs. Corneu
Commcrcmrnna rerry streets, every Sat
urday at 7:30 Vj m
J . 'j5. GREGG. J AS. WALTON,
Secretory. N. G.
INSURANCE
Oompnnr .
Fire and Mu
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jORLTUJjtfr", Agen't,lT' 4 Salem, Oregon
WARD fiWHERS
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General Rouse Moving,
Repairing.
Raising
Work promptly done atreasonable ratesj
Orders left ot Capitat. Journal office
will receive attention. 9-11-tf
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To Cigar and Tobacco Users.
Wm. Myers, the'clgar manufacturer, oilers
you speclnlibargalns in cigars and
tobacco, lor. tlio next month,
His especial brands are
.""SALBIVI SPORT"-
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" OPERA' .BEL.LE. "
His gocds tire alt flrst-class, o'b he has had
vweuiy-vuu yuura uxpenence in tne Busi
ness of manufacturing and selling cigars.
Cigars by tllo box of special rates.,
W'LLIAM IvlYERS.
203 Commercial Street,
Salem
B oarderS!
l nyone wishing to board ata quiet'
A ' and cozy place, will llnd the object ot
'tnolrseanchat
MRS, M. A. TPiOMPSO'S,
Cor. Chemckete and Liberty Sts., Salem,
Where a lew select boarders can secure
board.
-Mrs. C. A. Rice. , Miss. ,C. Lacey.
DRESSMAKERS- and 'HUMMERS.
'Wishes to Inform the Ladles of Salem that
they aro prepared to do trimming and
dressmaking In all Its differ
ent branches In the
LATEST STYLES"
Prices reasonable and satisfaction guaran
teed. Call and see them before placing your
orders. i)5 State street, up stairs. Im.
WE FIND THAT PEOPLE ALL
Stop ot
L. S. WINTERS
For groceries and especially for-iho best
COFFEE In the city.
IlKAL ESTATE.
To your money until you see some
of the bargains In Real Es
tate offered by
THOMAS & PAYNE
97 State St., - - - Salem.
, Oqe-fourth block and fine resi
lience on Center street, only $20,50;
five and ten ncre'lote two miles from
Salem, clean prairio. ..Good house
ana lot in block 48 only $1000, una
property in all parts of the city and
country. ,- .
Fino residence 'property In i Los
Angles to exchange tpr property
here. !'',' '
and,lANE-CO.,
Have removed to, building adjoining
Thompson' jewelry store on
Commercial street.
Titles Investigate -,
Land for Sale.
.Hpflse's for "Rent
CALX. AMD SEE US.
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rfUlE ftnnnnl achbol elecUont ftjr-'otoeuiHi
Irectosand a OitHerB1ti1ct NW30n
Mirten ommty will bo UWaVatmbtf'Op
House In Salem on Monday, the lltWday
of Atftrch, lSfl. from SpVlock; to 6 o'clock
P.mr ' 'DVfDHmraoN.
Bchool Clerk.
Is a corporation duly organized and operated under the laws ot the State
of Oregon.' It began business In March, 18S8, with a capital ,
stock of $20,000.
The First Sale Made By Tin's
During the nine months which have since elapsed It. hns made 107 sales
to 104 different persons. Of the purchasers 85 have 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 were from the following localities, viz: J,ackson 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 from the East to make their homes
among us. The business of this company is constantly increasing. More
than half of Its sales have been made within the past three months, al
though this is a season of the year when sales are usually dull. The
company lias from 16 to20men constantly employed. It has representatives
on Puget Sound. Ithas three men in Portland, two ot whom give it their
entire tiirie. Rev. F. J. Strayer, who last year introduced so many immi
grants into this State, is now in the East, lecturing and distributing
advertising literature exclusively for this company. Ho 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 the
surrounding locality than
The Salem oar(kof Jrade and All Other Agencies Combined !
Within, the. past twelve .days it has paid for and contracted
'for advertising to the amount of
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Oralfi Jlilkl anil Twenty-Five Dollars,
The second edition of the company's pamphlet descriptive of Salem and
the Willamette Valley Is now in, press. This, is an edition of
TWENTY THOUSAND COPIES
Of a beautifully illustrated fifty page pamphlet. Wo cannot advertise
so extensively in our home papers as we wish, for the reason that parties
whom we most desire to reach are residents of thetEastern," States, where
these papeVs'do not circulate. Wo db notadvertlBO eyery sale we make
In the local press, but we have advertised in more than
ONE THOUSAND PAPERS
In the Eastas, we depend upon Eastern, buyers fprthoigreatirujk Of our
patronage. During the nek't few 'months our- advertisements
will bo readby millions of readers of. Eastern tiowspapers, ;';.
who will' thus1 bo" placed in direct commSmfcatlori 'with'" us,- and '
nearly all of those who come to this coast will come i tloketedfor the office of
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THtOREqON LAND COMPANY.
For' these reasons. ' pariiCH, tfefllrliig tolVwJllfiBaitUjUeiiateipet
place .their lands In ihl5 hadi orthis companyT If you- wish to
' ''' " , jwlljpropeny leave It jiprtf ', "
Ifyou wish lobv& property come where property isjjeft, for sale.
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n,iJti,Mrt
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havo MoHeiWaa'ooniforUfcle cSnleVanols'
nlget, to convey parties to the properties we havo lor sale,
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Company Was in April Last,
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Your
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FINANCIAL.
first National Bant
SALEM, OREGON.
WJli N. LADUE. President.,
DR.M. REYNOLDS, - Vice President.
JOHN MOIR, - - Cashier.
GENERAL BANKING.
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Exchangoon Portland, San Francisco,
New York', London -arid Hong Kong
bought and soldi State, County and Cit v
warrants bought. Farmers aro cordially
Invited to deposit und transact business
with us. Llbcml advances made nn
'wheats wool, hops and other property at
reiiMuuituiu riucs. insurance on SUCH se
curity can bo obtained at the bank in
most rollable companies.
E?TA1)I.ISHED BY RATIONAL AUTHORITY
OK-
SALEM -
OREGON. .,'
- $75,000
- 10,000
'aid up,
Surplus, -
R. S. WALLACE, - - President.
V. W. MARTIN, - VIco-PrcsIdcnt.
J. H. ALBERT, r - - - Cashier.
DIRtCTORSi
W. T. Gray, W. Martin,
J. M. Marti n, 'r. S. Wallace.
Dr. W. A.Cuslck, J. H. Albert,
T. MeF. Patton.
LOANS MADE
To IHrmers on wheat and other markets
ublo produce, consigned or in etoro,
consigned or in st
rl voto granaries, or
cunur in I
public 'warehouses.
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Slalo anil County Warrants Bought at Par.
COMMERCIAL PAPER
Discounted at rcosonablc rates. Drafts
drawn direct on New York, Chicago, San
Francisco, Portland, London, Paris, Berlin,
Hong Koilg and Colcutta. '
$50. HORSES. $50.
0no hundred head of brood mares and
young horses for sale. Forty or fllty
colts expected m the spring Two line
horses, Clyde and Pcrehoon tetock, wolght
sixteen and seventeen hundred: huvo been
with the band for the past tlirco years,
Original stock from the best quality o(
inures. For particulars address or see -
W. H. BYARS, ,
wit. Salem, Or,
OUECONIAN -RAILWAY CO.:
(Limited Line.)
WAS. N SCOTT, - - Receiver.
On and after Feb. 18 18S9iand until further
notice tralus will run dally (except Sun
day) as follews:
EAST SItE,
Coburg'JfiiiT
"jlVirtl'd MkII
From X'ort-
land
stations.
Tow'rd Port
land
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Ar. I0.U0'
Lv. 2.15 pm
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Footof.Icrson.St
Ar. J.10.pm.
Ray's landing,
St. Paul's,
Ar 1.80
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Woodburn,
Townsend,
JUcKeo,
12.00
11.40
11.10
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11.00
10.20
10.10
10.07
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Down's;
llvortotf.
Jounsion'H JMiu
Switzerland.
KastSldoJunct.J
Aumsvillc,'
WestStayton
O l Crossing,
West Hclo,
8.40
8.28
8.00
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Rowland,
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Coramntlon
Ticket ,at twp
at itat6ns Vav
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Fulanart .
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Connection at Ray's . and
LttnUIng1 wRhHtettmer "City of fialem"' '
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General Offlces?N W COr. First and Pln St
Portia nd, Oregon .
Tire BTTYHBB QTTIDB U
injMxi Hfyeph. jsad flpt.,
acb 7ar. It la tax ency-
eiopeolft or auemi infor
mation for tllrwho vw
ohue ,th9.1uxnxle or th
ecblti bf Ufa. "V7
on plothe jron. aAifmab you vl)ti
Ml the neeatsMT nd nnneotsuurjr
.ppllanoes to ride. WM. danpe, slep,
eW fUh hxuax, woilc,, o. to cJwob,
D'rurtpPWo.d amIou 4m.
yl oa qnimUU. rJwlflpir pb
Vrhaii required to da all tbeaa thins
CeMFeRTWBLTfwd otta wtfnii
Unttortnoam 91 xm yu 1
Upjrahx pf th BIrVBn8,
ilea irtll bo.. tent uppa
O01DE,.irhlea will bo., tent upqa
rVIOWGbMERYWARD A QO.
Ui-lli Michigan Avt&tlt. Ctlcao,IU,
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TELEGRAPHIC TIDINGS.
Important Events of (he Whole World
for Twenty-four Hours.
MKHKLY X CANARD.
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The Story' ot the' Naval Enirairemnnt
' Discredited 'Generally.
'Washington; 'Mttrch 8 The
story" of tho 'engagement between
the3crinan mntf-bf-war Olga a'nd
'Sri American" ' mtln-oWar' In "tho
harlior of Apia, is " generally dis
credited" "at tile hnVy department.
No information upon the" Subject
nits been received' tit tlio dcpnrllncnt
bf slate. It Is said there that news
bt any such iniportauco would
surely redch tho United States at
least as soon as Germany.
Troublo at I'unninn.
New York, March 8. An ofticer
at tho navy yard received a letter
from one of tho olllecrson thu cruiser
Atlanta at Aspln'wall by the steamer
Newport this morning.
The writer says that troublo can
hardly lo averted when work on tho
Panama Canal is absolutely stopped,
us it will be on March 15th.
The Columbia authorities, tho
commanders of tho United States
Vessels Ossipeo and Atlanta, nnd
thO British and French war vessels
aro maklu 3 preparations to meet it.
The writer says there hu9 been a
gradual reduction in the force for
several months, until now there aro
about 10,000'inon idle, and these are
living in camps all ulong tho line of
the canaK A large number of the
discharged men havo found employ
ment lii other parts of tho Central
arid South America, several hundred
havo gono over to Port Limon to
work on' tho Costa Rica Railroad.
It Is said that the men will bo left
without money or work, and with
little food. They are made up of
negroes and Imported cheap labor of
various nationalities.
It is feared that they willnot only
try to take possession of tho Panama
Railroad, but that tho revolution
which is reported to bo brewing in
the interior may break out at tho
same time.
1 The Now ISxodus.
Raleigh, N. C, March 8. What
looks like the 'beginning of an ex
tensive exodus of colored people is.
notM' hero. Lust night addresses
by two colored preachers and a law
yer were made, In which negroes
were urged to go to Kansas or Ar
kansas but nOt to Louisiana aiid
Mississippi. This advice was listen
ed tb by nbout 2000 persons all
colored, and mado a' great Impres
sion, particularly upon tho women.
It was stated that meetings like this
would be held all over the atatc,
and the announcements hud been
mado from tho pulpits of many
churches, nnd would bo mado from
all. It was further stated Unit 40,
000 negroes aro wanted In Kansas
rtpd; that the negroes would also be
given work und mado welcome In
Maine, Vermont una Massachusetts.
1 A iilg Pottei' Ouii'ie.
KAnbas" City, Mo., March '8'.
The biggest gamo of stud
poker over played took place In Mid
land Hotel hero. Tho game wus
tween J.i Schwartz, a well-known
jeweler, and John Davis, 11 stock
man .and former member1 Of the
city government. Tho ' auto was
raisod from 25, oenta to $1500.
Schwartz lost $52,000 on a pair of
nines, and $10,000 on a pair of trays.
After several hours' play Davis held
his opponent's check for $82,600.
I ThQii tholuqk changed nnd Schwartz
milt tho iramo only $8000 behind.
'Both men aro wpll-known in busl-
uess circles nnd both are ublo to
pay tho stakes ..
The Oelontlul Devlin.
MiLWAUicfeB,' Mttrch 8. Two
(nifriametfttre uudei1 arrest for "c'rr-' '
Ucrhg,'ybingJ girls Into Ihclr dbns
rbi'lni moral purposes. 'Tho ' luveritl
ptlon8,dfih,'p8llcu show the' ap
palling fact! that nt least twenty-two" i
ichoolchlfareh'"hnyo "been enticed
into laundries und subjected tb in
human treatment; The revelations,
nro not obrnpletedf Threuts of
lynchlug nro knade.
Wright' Myrrh Tooth Hoop gives Tcarly
Teeth from l)ecuy. Bold by all brugglits.
Crniy Over Mines,
Los Anoklks, March 8. Los An
geles is fast getting crazy. Tho ex
citement about the Ensencda mines
Is getting Intense. Trains to San
Diego aro crowded nnd tho roads
aro liberally sprinkled with teams.
Indications aro that in a few days a
stampede w'lli set in. San Diego
merchants artyiut of stock, and are
ordering all tho pans, picks and
shovel9they can get; This after
noon several companies were formed
of a seml-mllltary character1 ' of
twenty-five to fifty men .each( who
will go together for mutual protec
tion. Men willing to go on grub
stakes aro snapped up quickly.
Ranchcros from tho country seem
to havo tho fever worse, nnd sacrifice
property to get money to pay their
passage.. , ,
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
Stanley Matthows, of the 'U.S.
Supreme Court, is not oxpected to
live.
Tho king of Servla has abdicated
nnd Crown Prluco Alexander Is
proclaimed in his steady : 1 .
Tho big atriko of tho O: R.' '& N.
river employes still continues. Boats
aro tied up nil nlong tho river.
Some ten thousand 111011 nro still
left on tho Panama Canal, nnd much
troublo is looked for when tho work
is stopped.
On Thusday of next week tho
trains begin to run regularly on the
O. & W. Railway, from Walla Walla
to Tacoma and Seattle.
Mascot, tho fino colt, was sold In
New York to Qulnton for tho Mike
Daly company nt twenty-six thous
and dollars, last'Thursdny.
It Is said that 0110 of Harrison's
sons shoots his mouth oil as freely as
formerly did 0110 of Blaine's, and
makes things rather embarrassing
at times.
TheWillctts Manufacturing Co.,
of Trenton, N. Y., has failed. So
has tho Mahoning Nutlonal Life As
sociation, with risks amounting to
ten million dollars.
Tho New South Wales ministry
has resigned, being defeated inlts at
tempt to establish 11 tariff. That
State will continuo its old policy of
freo trade under Sir Henry Parks.
Tho rolling mills at Maomi and
Glbrnlter have just closed down for
tho want of orders. Tho Keystone
rolling mills of Reading havo also
closed since tho failure of tho big
Reading works.
President Harrlsrtn Is surrounded
by'offlcc-seekors who pfesi oii him it
thousand tleep. from nil quarters. If
nothing else can be bad a consulship
ut tho Antarctlo or ii postofllcolti the
Infernal regions will be gratefully
received.
Tho British government proposes
to build eight flrst-class mon of wur,
two smaller ones, nino first-class
cruisers, twenty-ulno smaller onesnt
11 total cost of over 107 million dol
lars. Fifty millions are usked for
now.
Another man killed by 11 fool with
a gun, 'at San Francisco Thursdny
lust, who fired at n mark in tho door
of a supposed c'mntV out building,
und was astonished to see the game
come tumbling out in tho shape of
u man, shot through thu Drains?
Tho big convention 'of millers In
se'irel session at Bt. Louis forined a
dtrong comblnb to control tho wheat
nnd 'flour 'hiiirket 6T tho' west. 'It
represents Kansas, Missouri, Iowa,
Illinois, Arkansas, Tennossd,' IVxas,
Kentucky, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Dakota and West Virginia.
' Tho' Lower Calllorhla'diggliigs are
attracting some atfoutloh,' jilthough
twoHlil'rds bf tho udld luiiUe'rs are
tlltlf,',. An'tKt.iL -fW.ilJtnni. nA 1. 1.. I.
IfloUr $20 br barrel anil wh'lsky 50
cents perdrink. Tho great obstacle
ia"the Mexican tnrlll, ii four horse '
team Is charged two hundred dol.
liira.
Tjio Hulcld() pf Rochernu a director
bfh'bfg banking concern at Paris
bause'd'a considerable collapse hi tho
copper mlirkct. Ho committed sul
bfde because of tho oohnectlon made,
between tho copper syndicate and
hlrf bank by tho other directors
nhd of tiio rnn It wds'causlftg'to tho.
bhiik. ItJms made a g'reat flutter
hinoug some London nnd Paris speculators.
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