JF BBwrvrryww jcWy w -'Tft y . i --; ' - I - , , T A -3 J - - CAPITAL VOL. 2. SALEM, OR., WEDNESDAY MARCH 20, 1889. NO. lo. JOURNAL. MISCELLANEOUS. OLIVE LODGE No. 18, I. O. O. F., meets in Odd Fellows' Hall up stairs. Corner Commercial and Ferry streets, every Sat urday nt 7:! p. m. J. T. GREGG. JAS. WALTON, Secretory. N. G. INSURANCE Company. Fire and Ma rine. I JOS. ALBERT, Agent, - - Salem, Oregon HOWARD BROTHERS -DO General House Moving, Raising and Rep lairin;. Work promptly done at.reasonablo rates. Orders left at Capitai. Joobnal office will receive attention. 9-11-tf To Cigar and Tobacco Users. Wm. Myers, the cigar manufacturer, offers you special oarKiuns m cigun uuu tobacco lor the next month, Ills especial brands are SALEM SPORT ' and " OPERA BELLE. " TTIc rrnnAa niA nil fl rsrn1fi RR I& llOllftahn.fi irnntv rnrnoHoTlpn In tllH IiIIrU nesa of manufacturing and selling cigars. m uigars ijy mo uos. ut itpcuiui imiw. WTjL,XIAM MYERS. i Commercial Street, - - Salem oarderS! k nyono wishing to board at a quiet and cozv mace, will Hud the object ot elr search at MRS. M. A. THOMPSON'S, i.Cor. Chemokete and Liberty Sts., Salem, I Where a lew select boarders can secure (board. Mrs. C. A. Hice. Miss. C. Lacey. DRESSMAKERS and TRIMMERS. Wishes to Inform tho Ladlesof Salem that they aro prepared to do trimming and dressmaking In all its differ ent branches in the ' LATEST STYLES ' ' Prices reasonable and satisfaction guanin teed. Call and seo them before niacins your I orders. 05 State street, up sta Irs. Im. "VE FIND THAT PEOPLE ALL Stop at IX. S. WINTERS For Groceries and esDCclallv forCtho best B-COFFEElntheclty. REAL ESTATE. iToyour money until you seo some oi tuo bargains in ileal ins tate ofi'ered by THOMAS & PAYNE 97 State St., Salem. f") nn frill vfK l1nn1r nrwl Hun inol. wi4v-iuMiiu uiui uuu iui .or dence on Center street, only $20,50; live aua ten acre lotstwo nines irom iS.llpttl nlun n iHitiIn ClnnA linnon and lot In block 48 only $1000, and jjiiuinjny in an parts oi rue cny anu country. Fine residence nronertv In Los Angles to exchanco for nronertv here. -ANI LAND COMPANY, Have removed to building adjoluing Thompson' jewelry store on Commercial street. Titles Investigated, Money to Loan. Land for Sale, Houses for Rent. CALL ANO SEE US. , DR. JORDAN'S MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 751 Market L San Francisco CALIFORNIA. Go and learn how to avoid Ar disease, abd how wonder! ul-J it juu are mauc ixmiuiia llon and treatment pen on ally or by letter or weak neese and all dlseasse of men. Bend for book. Li r-irl 0 fl R n a n 1 H H b 8 H on ! The Salem Abstract ivaU office ill Ueary street. FINANCIAL. First National Bank SALEM; OREUON. WM. N. LADUE, -DR. J. REYNOLDS, JOHN MOIR, - - President. Vice President. - Cashier. GENERAL BANKING. Exchange on Portland, San Francisco, New York, London and lions Kong bought and sold. State, County and City warrants bought. Farmers are cordially invited to deposit und transact business with us. Liberal advances made on wheat, wool, hops and other property at reasonable rates. Insurance on such se curity can be obtained at tho bank in most reliable companies. established bt national authority OF SALEM - - - OREGON. up, - $75,000 iO,O0O Surplus, R. 8. WALLACE, - President. W. W. MARTIN, - Vice-President. J. H. ALBERT, ,- - - - Cashier. DIRtCTORSi V. T. Gray, TV. W. Martin, J. M. Marti n, R. S. Wallace. Dr. W. A.Cuslck, J. H. Albert, T. McF. Patton. LOANS MADE To farmers on wheat and other market able produce, consigned or in store, either in private granaries or public warehouses. State and County Warrants Bought at Par. COMMERCIAL PAPER Discounted nt reasonable rates. Drafts drawn direct on New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Portland, London, Paris. Berlin, Hong Kong and Calcutta. BOOT ul SIOE DEALERS. Tbis firm is well known to all tbe citizens of Salem, and surrounding country, as a firm tbat bandies noth ing but reliable goods. If you need anything in their line call on KRAUSSE & KLEIN Look out for tho spring stock that is arriving; it surpasses anything that has ever been brought to Salem. OREGONIAN RAILWAY CO. (Limited Line.) CHAS. N SCOTT, - - Receiver. On und niter Feb. 18 1S89. and until further notice trains will run dally (except Sun day) as follews: BAST SIDE, Coburg Mali PortTd'Ma'll From Port land STATIONS. Tow'rd Port land Lv, 11.3u am Ar. I0.W Lv. 2.15 pm &2S PORTLAND PAW V Ar. 4.40.p in. Ar 1.80 FootofJefson.Bt Ray's Landing, St, Paul's, Woodburn, Town send, McKee, Mt. Angel, Down's, Hllverton. Johnston' Mill' Switzerland. 12.47 3.16 3:31 11.4'J 33 4.03 4.10 -1.35 4,89 4.47 6.80 12.00 11.48 1L40 1U4 8.14 11.03 10.20 10.16 10.C7 9.48 9.18 8.60 East Side Junct,, Aiacieay, Aumsville, West S uty ton &S6 5.56 6.14 6.21 6M 7.20 7.29 8.-03 8)37 ftao, O V Crossing, WestScio, Croblree, Hplcer, Tallman, Plalnvlew. Brownsville, 8.40 8.28 8.00 7.31 tat 6-48 fl.13 i30 Rowland, 10:15 P m Cobunr. 4:30 a' in AR LV LV Commutlon Tickets at twooents per mile on tale at stations hav In agents. Landing with Steamer "City of Salem " CHAS. N. SCOTT, Receiver. General Offices, N W Cor. First ana Pln TheCapital National Bank roruana, urcpin. TELEGRAPHIC TIDINGS. Important Events of (bo Whole World for Twenty-four Hours. A Whale Ashore. Santa Barbara, March 19. An enormous whale nnd suckling calf were washed up on the beach near Santa Barbara during tho storm, and, becoming stranded at low tide, could not get off. The mother whale is sixty feet long and the young one eight feet. The discoyerers rigged up a wind lass and hauled the carcasses upon tho beach, and will try out oil. They expect to get several hundred barrels. Whale experts say the whale is of a kind never seen in this vicinity, the color being black with light gray spots. War in Oklahoma. Topeka, Kansas, March 19. The United States attorney for Kansas has just received a telegram from Oklahoma station stating that the boomers at that point have been fired upon by regular troops, and that further violence Is exppcted. Has wired tho deputy marshals near the scene to proceed at once to pre vent further violence by arresting any ono violating tho law. The boomers claim, that the troops fired upon them without orders, and asked that they bo arrested for assault. A Sensational Mory, Richmond, Vti., March 19. Jas. K. Bolton, an inmate of tho Con federate soldiers' home now at the Point, tells a startling story. He says that when employed as a diver in getting copper out of tho wrecked confederate ram Merrirnao in 1873 lie dived into the forecastle and found the skeletons of two men manacled to tho floor. Ho supposed they were members of the crew incarcerated for the violation of some rule. Reclaiming Arid Lauds. Washington, March 19. Sen ator Stewart, of the special commit tee to investigate the subject of re claiming arid lands, will enter upon his duty in August. The first meet ing will bo held at St. Paul, then proceeding to Montana. The chair man expects the trip will occupy six weeks and cover most of the terri tories. Don't Want Woliry. Washington, March 19. Strong opposition to tlie confirmation of Lewis Wolfry to be governor or Ari zona is aroused. The senate com mittee on territories, to which tho nomination was referred, has held several meetings to consider the sub ject, and It was agreed to postpone action for a few days. No Reciprocity. Ottawa, March 19. Tho budget debate was continued in Parliament to-night. It Is thought that Cart wright's resolution in favor of closer trade relations with tho United States will undoubtedly Do vetoed down by thogovernmontsupporters, but such action will hardly indicate the feeling of the people Not Guilty. Albany, March 19. A. T. Thorn Bon, Indicted for manslaughter by killing A. D. Springer, alias Jeasio Cole, a gypsy horse trader, in a row in this city about threo months ugo, was this evening found not guilty by the jury. A Wild liar. San Francisco, March 19. The bar at the entrance to tho Qolden Gate is still breaking badly, and al though the gale has moderated, bar bound vessels nre prevented from leaving the harbor until more favor able reports can bo obtained as to the condition of the bar. The Stage Robbers. San Luis Obispo, March 19. Prisoners Cuff and Stutzman "-ere arraigned in tho superior court this morning. They pleaded guilty to the stage robbery, and were each sentenced to fifteen years in Bun Quentia prison. A Typhoid Fever Kpldemlo. Wilkesbarrk, Pa., March 19. Forty cases of typhoid fever are re ported In Luzerne borough. The physicians say a second Plymouth epidemic is threatened. Locating the Nnvy. Seattle, March 19. Tho naval commission which has been making a tour of the Sound for a number of weeks, to-night left for Portland. The Manzanita goes around to As toria to-morrow morning. As time goes on, tho belief that tho com mission has definitely decided upoii Port Orchard as tho location of Ihe navy yard is strengthened. All Quiet at Samoa. Washington, March 19. The secretary of the navy has received the following telegram from Com mander KerapfT, acting comman dant at tho Mare Island navy yard, "Capt. Schoenmaker reports by let ter, dated February 25th, tho arrival of the Vandalla at Apia on tho 22d. Matters there are quiet. All on board aro well. The Trenton has not arrived. " Ordered to Haytl. , New York, March 19. It is ru mored at tho Brooklyn navy yard that tho Yantlc has been ordered to proceed to Hayti forthwith. Good Old Granger. They do occasionally get a joke on the granger as tho following from theS. F. Chronicle wltnesseth. Evi dently this granger, knew the dif ference between "before and after" as did oue of our Oregon senators, once upon a time: But there is one mnn in San Fran cisco whoso child-like faith in rural simplicity and Integrity has received a severe shock. This man is a Western Addition butcher who had occasion to purchaso a quautity of baled hay recently. This hay seem ed to "weigh up" pretty well con sidering the size of tho bales, but the purchaser concluded that this must be owing to tho extraordinary density with which the hay had been compressed In packing it. When the bales were opened, h xv ever, this belief was quickly chang ed. For snugly packed in tho cen ter of each ho found all the way from ten to a dozen largo stones and masses of earth weighing many pounds. A Chronicle, reporter who happened along Inst evening found a boy staggering under tho weight of a mass of limestone which ho was carrying to a near-by store to have weighed, and which had just been taken from a freshly opened bale. Tho stones aro of fair quality as stones go, and doubtless would prove valuable under some circumstances, but they aro absolutely worthless as horse feed, and tho butcher In ques tion is averse to puying u cent a pound or thereabouts for vagrant building material. What section of tho country this "hay" came from could not bo learned, but It is by no means an un common occurrence to have a ton weight of the bales pan out 200 or 300 pounds of boulders and dirt. Six ut a Illrtli. A gynecologist of Milan is inter ested in a rare case of late occurrence at Castugnola, on tho Italian Swiss frontier. The wife of the Syndic, or Mayor, brought forth at a birth four malo und two femalo children, all of whom soon died. Tho same woman now thirty-eight years old had already distinguished herself by giyiug birth to four children at ono confinement und threo ut an other. Snggestlon far Loggers. Those interested iu logging on tho Calipooia and other streams might adopt the-following suggestion from the Oregenlan: Lumbermen are in hopes that the late rains will enable them to float their logs out of some of tho streams in this region. If not, they will have to resort to building dams across the streams, and by col lecting a large amount of water and turning It loose ut once, try und wash the logs out. The practica bility of this was demonstrated by the breaking of Mr. G. W. Weld ler's dam at Abernethy creek lust year, which not only carried his logs out of the creek, but came near currying them to sea. Some aro already prepared for such dams. Pertons wishing to Improve their mem. one or strengthen their powerof attention should send to Prof LosUotte, 1B7 Fifth Ave,, N. Y. for hU prospectus post free, an advertised In another column. No 8, tstdw ADDITIONAL EDITORIALS. John Scott Harrison, brother of the president, has been having a jolly tlmeiu Washington. Ho is smaller than tho president and younger, and they havo many points of resemblance. Brother John wears a full beard, and tho expres sion of his lace is like Benjamin's. His homo is In Kansas City. A New York correspondent says ho has reliable authority in stating that Mrs. Cleveland will make a mild venture Into literature soon af ter her retirement to prlvato life. Her undertaking will bo a modest oue, consisting of a magazine article, which, however, may evolve into two before It Is finished. Among the agencies which havo helped to build up tho peninsula of Florida, aro certain trees, Hko tho mangrove and cypress, which grow on land more or less under water. Like tho coral builders, they have worked slowly, but In thousands of centuries tho change wrought would bo great. It Is altogether probable that tho thousands of tree- covered "islands" in tho overglades and Big Cypress weio onco man grovo thickets, and that the present mangrove islands will In time be added to the mainland. In 1892 the democrats cannot, win with tho 153 votes of tho South and the added 51 votes of Now York, New Jersey and Connecticut. The electoral college now has 401 votes,201 elects. In 1892 tho four now states will add 13 votes to tho college, mak ing the total 414 necessary to elect, 208. So that not only will Now York and New Jersey with the solid South fail to elect, but oven Con necticut added would leave them short. In other words, if in 1892 they hold thoSouih solid, held New Jersoy and Connecticut and recapture New York, they will still fail to elect a democratic president. groping after truth. The human Intellect Is s'till com pelled to bo content with mere hy potheses as to tho origin of our own and other planetary globes. All cosmogonies, from tho legend of the savage, who Imagined that the earth sprang from a sneezing lit of his God, down to the theory of the great Buflbn, according to which tho planets of tho solar system are tho fragments launched Into space by a collision between a comet and tho sun, tho vain conjectures ol tho ancients, and the ideas struck out by modem science, aro all alike, mere suppositions, more or less pluuslblo and Ingenious. LLTTKR LIST. The following letters remain un called for iu tho postofllco at Balem Mar. 10, 1889, persons calling for tho same, will say "advertised:" Alexander, J. B. Brown, Geo. W. Bumham. Mrs. J, Brlnoftir D T Brdmier Chris. BeattieJJ Beyer J Barker Carey Baldwin Geo Baker Rebecca Bran II J Culverson T Cotskaw L Crandall L B Crosbio Juno Davids Lilllo Davidson Mrs M Daytin lSllen Devol Anna Davis Frank East hum J E Feeso P M Fruyer H " G W Gruwell H Gllhum Hon Dr Glesher ltachel L Hugerlou Mr Howurd T Hofor G Johnson D E Jones Miss M " Sarah Krutz A A King Sarah Klnno Mrs R J Lesllo Mrs D Lewis " E E Lawrence Mrs L Powell Mrs II " " It L Plerson " E M Pain " A Rubens H Rngglcs Catherine Smith John Shields Hettle Slmes Howey Spencer J D Stren R Seedenburg F II Spores Leona Smith Mrs K Smith Will " Titus ",A1vIh Victor Miss E Willis Mrs H Wiesner P Missel A Webb W W Wester Chas Wugnon Mrs E M Wade A B Brown John F Brown Thomas " D T Lulu R. H. DEARBORN, P. M. A U4 Cop of Coffee Is a rreat attraction for a restaurant. Tbe coffee drawn from Hellenbrund's Pat ent Coffee recptacle Is one of the many Great Attractions of his eating parlors. Thouhandsofcupsof hU excellent oofloo aiesold every week. And as for oysters and meals he cannot be equaled lu the late. " CI.YHEK .NOTES. Miss Mattio Griffith began teach ing school In the Oak Ritlgo district Monday. John L. Donovan returned Satur day lrom a short visit to Puyallup, W. T. Miss Amanda Hartley of Macleay has been engaged to teach thesprlug term of school at this place, begin ning Monday, the- 25th. Boyd Ashby and wife return this week to their homo at Antelope, Wasco county. Miss Ida Hum phreys, Mrs. Ashby's sister, accom panied them home Miss Mary Jones, Miss Addle Wil liams, Thomas M. Jones and John and NVilllo Short, havo had an at-, tack of German measles. They are all getting along nicely, and expect to bo fully recovered within a few days. Tho young peoplo of this neigh borhood, who lately made a profes sion of religion, havo organized a society, calling themselves "The King's Servants." They meet overy Sunday evoulng at tho church for Blblo reading and once each month, at tho rcsidenco of some momber of tho societies, for social entertain ment. Tho Keen, literary society sont a chullengo to tho Clymor society, to debate the- question : Resolved, that free trade, If adopted by this govern ment would bo moro beneficial to tho American people, than tho pres ent protcetlvo system. Tho Keen society taking tho side of freo trade was championed by Messrs. Henry Downing, W. II. Darby. James Tay lor, Robert Downing, F. S. Matti sou and Mr. Burr. 'Our society was represented by Messrs. T. 11. Patton, Ed. Patton and Frank Albaugh, who easily convinced tho Intelligent judges (being two republicans, and ono democrat) that protection wusi by far, tho best policy for this nation. STAVTO.V ITKJ1S. Thoro was an action before the "Justice of thopeaco" of this precinct Sunday. Ono John Geebler wna arraigned on chargojof assault with a dangerous weapon, whereupon our justice, N. B. Washburn, caused it to bo tried Sunday. John Geebler was bound over to await tho action of tho grand Jury lu tho sum of ?200. Tho man assaulted was John Mon. Tho Pukln Garette. Ono of tho oldest things In th's old capital of China is its nows paper. The Pekln Oazetto has boon published almost dully for 800 years. It is tho oldest nowsyaper in tho world. It was read by tho Chinese centuries before America was dis covered. Its first copies were struck offhundreds of years before Guten berg gavo printing to Europe, und it was lu oxlstanco 000 years before tho Frankfort Gazette, tho first daily newspaper of our civilization began Its publication in 1015. Age has, however, produced no more change upon it than upon tho Chinese people, and Its contents are much tho sumo to-day as they were when It was founded in tho dark ness of tho middle ages. Tts method of printing Is tho same, und It Is still set up from movable types of wood und struck oft' In dark, low rooms by the long finger-nailed hands of these almond-eyed Celes tials. Still, It is tho most aristocrat ic paper in tho world, and the Chinese emperors of tho past have been Its editors. It l tho organ of the Cblneso government and It 1h simply a record of oUlcLil acts and reports. It Is a crimo U ntld or sub tract from It In Its publication. Tho Chinese government allows no com ments upon Ita acts, and this is tho 'only organ by vMoh these millions of people, making up more than one-fourth of the whole world, can know what their ruler la doing. . . Wright's Red Cross Cough Cure will cure CouRbn, Colds, Iloarrenesa, Lojsof Volco-nnifull lullamed conditions of the liugs. Bold by all druggists. Benton couuty has organized a county horticultural society, and Yamhill people will also do tho same Wright's Hop, O-lery "" Chumnmllw Bitters Is what you aro looking lor If you want a preparation that will touo up your system, give you an UBpeUte. and l"; prove. foe digestive i orguus. Sold by II. W, Cox. MBM