Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, March 27, 1889, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE CAPITAL EVENING JOTTBNAIi. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL TEUMS OK HUIfcSCIUlTION. DAILY. One year by mnll $5 00 Hlx months by mall !W Throv' months by mnll 1 38 lr (k, delivered by cnrrler 1G WEEKLY. One yonr liy mnll $1 ft) 81x monttts by mnll 76 One year. If paid In ndvnnce - 1 00 Six months, If pnld In ndvnnce 60 For advertising roles npply nt this ofllcc. AUSubscrluerstoTilECAPiTAl.JouiiNAl. who do not secure their pnper regulnrly will notify this office, giving nddreiw, mid the mnttcr will bo attended to nt once. Ofllcc, corner Court nnd Liberty Stn-otR. LOCAL NEWS. New Indian Agent. A dispatch wns received lust even ing by Geo. P. Litchfield of this city, informing him of his appoint ment as special Indian agent for this district. Ho was not fully expect ing the appointment, and it was a pleasant surprise to him on receiv ing the telegram. Mr. Litchfield is a deserving man, and hh friends arc glad to know of ills appointment. We Must llnriy l'. Albany has ulrea ly received a part of the new machinery for her woolen mill and expects to have the entile mill in operation in a few months. "Wo must hurry up our mill cho Albany will have the honor of being the first in the Held with her mill, but the last in her bonus. The work should be forwarded with rapidity. Custom. If there is anything outside of poverty that should arouse the sym pathy of the humanitarian, it is to seo the half grown boy of some very respectable family Mantling out on the street corner with ids pants legs cut off at his knees, a pair of thin socks on and a large pair of Hat iron shaped shoos adorning his feet, fac ing the winter's blunt. To-Mght's Kecejit Ion. This is the ovening of the A. O. U. W. entertainment at their hall in this city. The program as ar ranged is nn attractive one and the evening will no doubt lie pleas antly passed. Following the liter ary exercises tho chiyniH of the mazy dance may detain tho fantas tically Inclined until a late hour. A Mr Enterprise. A syndicate of Albany and Cor vallis mou has purchased tho entire town plat of West Yaqulna, situated opposite the docks at Vatpiina City. Tho price paid was $15,000. Tt em braces 1000 lots and an undivided half Interest In seventy-llvo acres now owned Jointly by the syndicate and tho Oregon development com pany. They propose to place the lots on tho market (ids summer. Th t racl Drlaj Muled. If all has gone well the passengers on the quarantined steamer Colum bia in Pan Francisco buy were this morning releawd, after an un just imprisonment of fifteen days. In a private letter Mr. Irvine says : "What an outrage to treat a boat so when they let cars laud one hundred passengers for one that comes by boat, and where thore is more dan ger, too. The hand of therallway 1 companies is seen in this work. Of course it is to their interest to make It as unpleasant nnd inconvenient as possible for passengers who travel by boat." Annual Report. Annual report of secretary and treasurer of the W. C. T. U. of Ha lorn for the year ending March 12th, 18S9, shows the number of new members received to bo -15, total number of members 80,' delinquent on dues $12, amount of money raised in year $0.".J.47, amount of money expended in year $047.06. The following are some of the ways in which the amount wns expended:' For lectures, rent and furnishing of restaurant, temperance work in state, half column in local paper, diffusion of temncruueo literature. supplying cofi'co to firemen. The Taint Ilrnsli. There are and will bo inure paint brushes in use in Salcnt this spring than at any tlmo since it bceanio a town. There is nothing that adtls more to tho prosperity of a town than to see neat and cosy dwelling hoii'-es as well as business houses. Tills fact is realized by our towns men and every owner of a dwelling will sec that ids property looks as well as that of his neighbor and ere thosumnier months havoarrived n wonderful change will be noticed in the appearance of our city. tin mini: I'or lltiiurs. Tho highways, byways and rail ways of Oregon aie filled with peo ple looking for homes. Theestimted population of Oregon will be In creased many thousand more than for several years, or rather since the early rush to the state in tho fifties. The wonderful clops Oregon pro duces every year incite Immigration and as tlieie is ninch unoccupied land in the state there is no reason why all who are seeking homes may not find happy and remunerative ones here, the greatest and most de sirable agricultural anil fruit grow ing state in tho Union. LOCAL SUMMARY Itqioiitrs Are but Human. A great many people think a nowspaper should have a page of local news whether any tiling hap pena'ornot. Deluded mortals! Lo cal editors cannot make people break their necks, commit suicide or do any of tho other exciting tilings that go to make up the ma terial out of which tho local reporter delights to weavo paragraphs. Al bany Democrat. A Public Park. Tho Oregon land company, always alive to tho best interests of tho capital city, lias laid out a commo dious tract in their popular River side addition, which will bo convert ed Into a public park. Already a force of men Is at work laying out driveways, walks, etc., and tlto park Is sure to be one of the most coven lent, as well as attiactlve in thot'ity. There will bo a lino drive, witli graveled walks, grassy lawns and a grand view of the majestio river. Wllllltie n.Nen .Minister. It is announced that tho Cluis tiau congrogauiou of tills city are to haven new minister in tho person of Rev. K. H. BIcafoose of Tacoiua. Klder 1. II. IJurnolt, tho present pastor, will occupy the pulpit until June, when It is expected that the now pastor will be ready to take charge. Rev. Slcafoo-o has delivered several addresses in the chuicli tho past week and tho congregation are well pleased with him. We welcome him to our city. 'I lu) (let line at l..iM. There arrived on the train from Portland to-day a couple of gentle men who came to this state about ten days ago, going direct to Port land. They wore not satisfied with tho metropolis and came to Salem to-day. They passed through here whllo enroute for Portland and saitl that as they passed through the city on tho train thov were favorably im pressed with its surroundings. Sooner or later Salem will be t he des tination of many of the west hound passengers. Scarlet fever is taking a run at St. Helena. For your Paints, Oils, etc., go to Gilbert & Patterson's. d-lm Warren Truitt of Dallas is in Salem today, on legal business. Painless dontnl operations at Dr. T. C. Smith, 02 Stale street, tf. II. W. Cottle is now a resident of the city. He has moved into his house on Commercial street. Judge Shaw has been taking in the sights of the city at tho river's mouth, way down by the sea. Joe Baker, our worthy towns man, went to Coryallis to-day on business. Wrlglifn Compound Extract of Snrsn pnrllln can bo relied upon for nil blood dls i'pos nnd skin directions. Hold by II. V. Vox nnd u. J. Krye. Mrs. o. P. Boardsloy Is over to day from Kola. This Is her first visit to Salem sinco before the slaying of Pcrryman. Here we are in March and new potatoes form a part of the meal of not a few of our citizens. Oregon against the world. An cflort is being made at Brownsville to purchase the old ma chinery of tho Brownsville woolen mills and continue a mill there. Death has relieved tho suffer ings of the lad at Corvallis who broken thermometer in his mouth and swallowed a portion of the quicksilver. Albany has organized a land company similar to our Oregon land company. They call It the Willamette land company. The capital stock is 20,000. Gov. Pennoyer and Secretary Mc Bride left tho city on the noon train for Corvallis, where tlicv will at tend a meeting to-day of tho board of regents of tho agricultural college. Wilght's lllnekbcrry Cordlnl, nn lnfnlll bio remedy for the most obstliuto cases of Dlmrlincii und Dysentery. Sold by ull unijfljisiK. The Polk county court house question will reach a solution on Wednesday next. The commission ers will then canvass the petitions and remonstrances. The overland train this morning was very large and every car crowd ed with immigrants from the east. A great portion of them wcro destin ed for Washington, but many stopped at Salem. Wright's Myrrh Tooth Soap gives Pen rly Whlio Teeth, Purines tho llrent It. Prevents Teeth fioui Decay . Hold by nil briigglsts. Rivers ide Addition TO- SALEM. m Oregon mid Company s h BEAUTIFUL RIVERSIDE ADDITION 1 lie Aiii'iilnliiicnt of Olllrcis When tho time had arrived for Governor Pennoyer to appoint a set of otllcials for Harney county, n good sled cart load of corrcspon. deuce was before His Kxcollonoy. Of course all of these letters had to lie read and their evidence put in tho balance. It is a great task, and an impossible one as well, to appoint olllcers for a county and not have some of them distasteful ton gieat many. We can't suit everybody in this world, haul as we may try. One man's meat is another's poison. - . SUi('lll I'llUlt. .1. It. Stoddard, rcsp. vs. Hubert Nelson, npp.; appeal from Multno mah county j judgment of tho lower court roversedand thocaiisc remand ed for a now trial ; opinion by Stratum J. A. N. Church, rcsp. vs. John Mel ville, app.; appeal from Multuomalu county ; judgment of tho court be low atllrmcd ; opinion by Strnhaa J. W. N. Wallace, roup. vs. W. A. Scoggin, app.; appeal from Multno mah county ; argued and submitted Astoria has also been worked by tho youthful boomer who got up u Salem Mercantile Boview. Adver tisers some day will learn that the way to advertise Judiciously is to patronize legitimate newspapers. Tho resilience of Thomas Hub bard, on Commercial street, begins to "loom up" under tho skilful touches of tho artist's brush. It will present a flue appearance when the woik is completed. .KB. Bell ot Boscburg is In the city, on a visit with his family. Ho speaks of his natlvo city as about to enteron a nice little boom. Ilor water works will soon bo ready, and a railway to tho coast will bo tho next move. Oregon offers untold induce ments to tho Immigrant. The Wil lamette valley Is tho best part of Oregon. Of this garden spot Salem is tho center. Tn Salem is tho groc ery store of Squire Farrar, where prices aro always low and goods as represented.. tf. Wilulit'H ltcd Cross Couch Cure Try It nnd you will use noother. Jlcnllni;, nooth liiKiindicllevort. Hold by nil druggists. Elsewhere notice tho announce ment of M. S. Binemau, who has Just opened a neat and fresh stock of groceries. Mr. Binemau invites the public to call and sco him In his new quarters on State street, in the room formerly occupied by Dugan Bros. Is situated just north of Salem, upon the banks of the Willamette. The land lays HIGH AND DRY and affords a magnificent view of the river. A GOOD INVESTMENT. . Lots are selling rapidly in this popular tract, eighteen having been sold during March. The purchase of lots here is a good Investment, as they are sure to double in value within tho next few months, when the street railway will run through the addition. STREET CARS AT ONCE. Riverside is to be placed at once in close connection with the city. The street railway will be extended Immediately and will pass through this popular tract. The Oregon Land Company has purchased 3100 feet of railway iron which is now on the way here and the construction of tho street railway lino will follow shortly. GO AND SEE THESE LOTS They must be seen to be appreciated. They are dirt-cheap and have a a finer location than that of any addition to the city. NEW COTTAGES. Improvements are already being made and before many weeks a large number of now cottages will be under course of construction in this pop ular and attractive suburb. Go nnd seo these lots, make tho best investment of your life by purchas ing some of them while they aro cheap, and you will make a home nnd a fortune at the same.time. The Oregon Land Company, Salem, ----- Oregon. dj Capital Jonrna ffee JtKAL ESTATE. ililflili -TO THE CITY OPSALBM. FINEST ADDITION TO THE CITY. Wide Avenues, Beautiful Lay of land, Tull lots, Magnificent Yieiv, and Perfect Drainage. Corner Lots Only AND Inside Lots Only $300, $200, These are positively the best lots for tho money that can be bought ad joining the city limits. The tract has been platted and there are 184 choice lots. Anticipate the coming boom with a PROFITABLE INVESTMENT, By Buying Lots In The CAPITAL PARK ADDITION, Represented By B. H. BELLINGER & CO. They Also Have a large list of real estate Not advertised, which they offer at the very lowest prices, and .invito every one having property for sale and all INTENDING PURCHASERS, ToGiveTliemaCall. SALEM, Office in Armory Building, State St., OREGON Rem H 1 1 MAititn:i. SYMES-DAN1ELS. At tho M. E. parsonage, Salem, on tho even ing of Tuesday, March 20, ISSO.by Ilov. W. Rollins, Harvey E. Synies and Mls Ellen J. Daniels. The Cheapest Newspaper in Oregon ! FUG - BEST FAMILY NEWSPAPER IN MARION COUNTY. ISAAC A. rm i r nnni I A to STATE MANNING, Til i? K BANK BLOCK, UP STAIRS, M w m SeJem Oregon Still It Hon. It will be a mutter ofouly a short time until most any part of Halom or Its suburbs can 1k reached by the street ears. Iiihteud of only run ning 1,300 feet northfroiu A.Grnnt'n residence In Norlh Sulein, tho lino will bo extended a, 100 feet further on by tho Oregon land company, which has telegraphed for tho Iron, and It will reach here only a few days short of tho other order. In oxtendlugjhls lln, as tho Oregon land eoinjmny jiropoMx to do, It will nuike tho Hue run within a few blooksoflhoHtnto fairgrounds, and it is nov a certainty tint; tho company will exlond the lino on out to the fairground, to be uwd only Sundays and during any tlmo that travel require It. Hit' lion Is (in tint Nil). The Oregon land company order ed by telegraph U100 feet of rails to bo used In tho construction of the extension of tho street railway through their ltlvonddo addition, and tills morning they received a re ply from tho foundry stating that tho mils) would bo hero within fifteen days. This Iiimiivs the Im mediate completion of tho line through North Salem. And still she booms. Conic to Salon and live. A number of peiwoiis .living In North Salem have complained to tho JoiMtNAi. about boyn who are doing some rokletfttshootlnglu that neighborhood. The mtwiw oniric near Injuring a mimlKir of portous. Parontaof ttueh children should by all nuMiM wo that there Iki no more of Mich. Thw lumber suipjHxl from Mill City ftr (life wwk ending Friday, MaroU i, vs sixteen our load or SQ.W8 ftwt, ililpiwd tn Albany ud Falem. M.T. RINEMAN (illOCEIt WOODEN 1 las opened up a Fresh and Clean took -of Oxs, S and QUKKNSWAUE, i'-waiu; . MULES, SVlllll'S, GREENand DRIED" FRUITS and in fmft ovurthiug kept in afirst tilaw lirocory store. Cash paid for Ilutterauil kggs. I, Tli inilillo In toJtuJiiil Invito! t mill tuul wM u. iKhmU ilallvnl fit. Klle strmt, room formerly ixtip!l by lttuu lliiw. ! Ei Piiov a M V ours aoirmLOn YEKfi v i 5 Read Our Reduced Terms! WEEKLY, one year, $1.50. WEEKLY, six months,. $0.75J Now Read Our Discount for Cash! WEEKLY, one year, f 1.00. WEEKLY, six mouth9,-,..$0.60 WAS THERE EVER ANYTHING EQUAL TO IT? NOW ROLL IN THESNAMES, AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR ONE-mHIRD OFF FOR CASH. $1100 Excellent vacant lot one-half block from Capitol building. $2100170 feet frontage on Center Street near East Salem school. This week only. $1000 Corner lot on Center street, near East School. $1G00--Quarter block on Chemekete street. Centrally located.- : MILL ADDITION : Lots in MILL ADDITION; on Commercial and Front Streets; Only six blocks from the Bank Block. Prices very low for a few days. Street Railway construction on North Commercial street to begin at once, which will pass through Mill Addition. An Ice factory is to be located near this addition soon. Good water. Frontage on two sides. Natural drainage. Choice building sites. Ask for prices. -: QXJKEN ANNE ADDITION Advantages. Sewers; street railway Hue; excellent view; large i lots; central location; High and dry, nnd in every way choice building property. $150 to $500 per lot, and- liberal rebate on completion of resl dence building. I.A. MANNING RealEstateAnd Insurance Broker -Gull und Son- CRONISE, Popular Job Printer, A T HIS NBW QUAUTMllH IN T1IK 1. vm mtVRn0 uuiiiiiiik'. went i una uiihiiukwc nnH T. J. Snlom's in 0r. &u. o-itr Our Old Subscribers Now In arrears aro urged to take advantage of our big discount, by set tling old accounts and joining the grand timing of one dollar subscribers. THIS IS NOT A SPECIAL OFFER Hut a solid, pcrwntumt reductlou. W have come to tay. TO ONE AND ALL WYLIE A. MOORES, Successor to MOORES & MANNING. REAL ESTATE BROKER, 317 Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon. LOOK HERE AT MY BARGAINS. $2100-Good house and lot on Commercial St., lacing Marion Square, for only a short tinio only. H ' $2500 House and lot on Church St. A more desirable location can not bo found in tho city. Hard finish throughout. sideS150rUer l0tS 1U Xrth Salm' nar Hu0 f trCet Rallway In Good house and of water. Well e say. send im your names. If you want to take advantage of our "one third oft for cash," and are not where you can get postal notes or other eouvonlont method or remitting, Bend us your namo and state that you Y if Wii opportunity. This will ensure your being placed on the $2o0 4J blocks adjoining tho Woolen Mill site, barn, house has eight hard finished rooms. Good well set 10 fruit and fluo garden land. $4500 Ton acres nn TTowoll Pwitm rnn.i n.itni..t.. t1ii.i .,.iui to Salem. Good house and barn and largo orchard, small fruit etc. $1750 Five acres on John Baker road. $550 Quarter block on Commercial St., Smith Salem. $800 Quartor block ir South Salem, goodioufro, orchard and barn. . $425018 acres on Howell Prairie road lmltcs from town. House, barn and orchard. No finer garden land around Salem thaa this place. OOMT3 IN AND SEEJ M!B.