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THE CAPITAL EVENTISrG- JOrTEKTAIi.
THE filPJTJL J0LM.1L.
THE HAW MH.T.HTAItTS
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TKKMH UK MflVKU'riON.
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Onr-ymrbyinnll - -
HI month by mull.. - - -
Thtw month by " -, - --
lr wk, dllwl rrtT-
wpkki.v.
OmM-byBwll -l jj
(Xw ynr,lf iM n .lwnof I
Hl motiltw, If lM I" xl vnnte SO
1'ih-wlvertW nit mlw 'J)y t llil olHce.
The Walrr I 1 ami 111" . Are
Ine riimtfil Down. l-liu.n ronvoriml liv Moodr.
i Hntem I thepoer of out- or the ( lpt.luril,gn th "Divinity of C'hrW."
.. llnwt iw iiiIIIh In the Mate. Tliii t . ., ..,,, i
522 ...till.. II.A.II...... ft.rll.Plnwii.ll.il hl JH kl III H0O lift OUl
.,., .,..,. . n -- r..tu e:.... TmtwIajv. ...m,.,.,! inonf.
And vet some neonle ay
Tarui
-.. .T..1... n.llt I...
neap minis a i-iK.-ti"".' ""
(jii-orKcII. William of Portland, an parts of the coimtrv. Coineand
. . -J...1 1... Af...1. la l . i
' i hx us before on nuy.
Thomas I'ayjtk.
Riiprcsnp Adnition
1 I 1 I n 1 il 11 n u a in A J 9 Q M LS D L B Vif
when In full oixmtlii phj-8 out in
wags HomutliiiiK nir $500 per
AIIHb11"lTll.CAl'ITAI.j0IIK.VAI,
wImi ik) iHrf Krar their i.wr rjruIHy
will notify I lil-i m. (fllMgmli)rMHt,iniil
I lie liMttfw will benlK-lidi'd loMt once.
OlH!, ifr CwMft rni.l Liberty Htrift.
A rnrliiiMln Siiln.illr.
The (olograph Jflls hi iiiriij
friend tlml llaro Coojkt of Siilcm,
Oregon, Imi Imh-'Ii appointed ml I way
until ujri'iit on llio roiilo netween
PorUnnil and (,'nrvalll.
'1ihI.ii Mir.
All llio iMwonger trains aro lutr
thin nioriiiiiK- 'I'll" overland train
did not arrive until t"ii o'clock thh
morning Iiwtoml of 7:50, and llio
I'urllnnd fni'ii wm miirly nn hour
lnlc.
. .. i . "
Hunt Svw.
The Clnitiiilon ramu down from
Indupuiidunro yi(oliy lii.ving on
hoard tho t IrniH. The Orh-iit count
iiji lo-nlglit at 10 oV'ork nntl con
voy tho hIiow to Orison t'lty. Tin
Orient h from the Y.inil.ill r..ufo.
A I'llltlKT Wunl. -.1.
A ShIciii liiiMnc'iH mini imIvciIimo
lo-day In Iho.IoriiNAi.furapiirliicr.
Till ton flmt-cliiHH oppiirluuliy fui
nonioiiulli'o Joiiiik man who In not
afnild to work and him f20i) to In
vtl In a Utfltlm lie mid pMHp.'rouv
IhimIikjw. lleud the ud. and iiipl.
ut 01 iou.
l.'.illilllK l lllll Oil).
!:. II. Hulllnvor him dccldud to
liiovu his fiiiully to the city, us IiIf
Iiihiii( hii hoi'onii'Ko piiwIiiK thai
nil his (lino In needed heu. lie luii-
luiilcd a hoiiKo on Court Htreel,
wlicm hu will nwldo imlll he run
htllld. It isoxpeeled lie will build
a Itwldonco Unit will lie a rrrdlt to
Iheelly.
ivcek. OwltiLr tollieuxeeeillnifiv lov.
slajfo of water this winter and npriii
they have been unable to bring logs
down the river to the mill, but now
itfi the river lias taken considerable
of a rise It is thought they will be
able to Mctirv quite it number of los
wtlbiii fi feu- iIhvp.
A JouiiNAl.repoiler was Informed
this morning that in all probability
(ho mill will Mart up sometime this
week and continue at long hhIoku
can lo secured. The Cardial him
berlng I'omp.iuy at iireseiit have be
tween wvcii and eight hundred
thousand feet of logs at the mills to
begin on. They Intend to try and
supply lumber for the K.ilein buihl
Ingboom If possible. Mr.Monrcs, the
manager of the company, was t-een
this morning mid said the mill
would most likely be starled either
Wt'diias 'ay or Thursday of this
week, and that the company hoped
to colli inue In lull '.Deration for
wmii'tliue, us their supply of lumber
had Ixronit' somou li it llmifed.
Thoy linw thousands of feet of logs
along the riwr banks, find If the
rain will only continue n day or to,
or even If tho rains of tho past few
days continue to raise the river, they
will be enabled to niw all tho Iog-
reipilrcd. This concern Is df vast
'mport.iuco to .Salem, and it is glad
tidings to it latgo portion of our popu
latlon to hear of Its being aide to re
Hiiim work.
I lies
Christianity is a failure.
leather Wilbur, the noted Metho
dist missionary, left an estate valued
nt 110,000 which, by his will, goes to
the Willamette University.
Tim Kiitrutlriti nrmv. nftfr .'1 two
years' unsurccwfiil effort to reform
CorvallN, have iwckod their yellow
mantels and led shirts in the btti
drum and vaiuousd the ranch.
Portland will get up a demonstra
tion for April 80th, the 100th anni
versary of Washington's inaiigur.i
lion. The Oregon National Guards
have volunteered their services.
Tho fresh young man who worked j
Salem and Astoria for about $400 1
each lu his "Mercantile llovicw" til
few weeks fiuo. was kicked out of
Pendleton In an attempt to repeat
the same performance.
The following is from tho Wood
burn Independent, whose editor is a
Ciiinamau : A Chinese school is lo
bo started in Ralcm. This is n step
In the right direction. Snlem has
long needed a few Intelligent men
to run her papers.
A force of men are now fit work
coiwtructing a paper mill at Oregon
City. Itoth a woodpulp and sul
nhito mill will bo Imlll. :is near ns
can be learned, and 15,0)0 cords of
Cottonwood will bo contracted foi
betoio tho grind begin"'.
Hero They Are
SCRIM & POHLE,
v
Sulci. i, Oregon, !nuereeelel illm-l
Eastern ft
'1 lie Kliict Line of
CARRIAGES,
TO
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ALEM;
'Dill 1(1. T Oil II HlM'.
Tho copious rains Hint have fallen
tho jwst few days have cmii-d the
river loiNocon-lderably. Tlie wil
ier now stands tlntv feet nbovu Inu
wider ninik, niaklng a iIk' of one
foot and live liiehw since Saturday
Ikmiii. ThlMrle was needed by the
boats and all liver tralllo and it Is
thought the rler will reach over
two fivt liufom it slops,
A Mll.l.ti'iliil Mi i'IIiik',
Tlio Wlllauictle iixwielallou of
CoiigrcKatlonal churches will con
duut Its roKiilar spiing meeting at
I'oruMtllnivuliHiioi low and Wednes
day. Itov. A. II. ltinwii or Saiein
will luid III the duMitlomil e.xcrcNes
mi tho morning of the latter day.
On Wcilmwdiiy evening lion. .a
poloon Davis will deliver an iuIiIichj
on the "Diitlt ol the t'liurehw to
Paclllo Uulveivlty."
ll't i.u Kmiu lll.n?
A man In this county, who owes
over two years suliscrlntlon, put his
paper In the poslolllro marked "re
fused." We have had business
transact Inns with ninny mean men,
mid know of many others. lint
here Is what an exchange has to say
of him: There l the man who
used tho wart on his neck forn col
lar till Hon, mid who pastured n go.it
on Ids grandmother's urave and
who got rich by giving his children
u nickel each to go to bed without
their supper, and then stealing
the nickels nfier tho children
wvtv asleep but for dnwurichl cus-
sednesH the mini who will luko a
paper for two juars, innik it "re
fused" and stick It back in tho post-
nlllco Is entitled to tho llrsl premium.
a riii.it-inii rii in,
Itnach ,t (Speight, propilctei of
fit' (' neivlaUtiw't oonliH'tlonery
and nuws depot, are a diwrvjiig
llrni and wny a nko Ilneofitiiiiiicn,
mils, cigars, tiilsieeo, etc Their
imwsdcaitiiiont l veiy iMiiipK'tc,
mid till liiiMirtaut ikii'IimIIcmIs me
kupl constantly on hand, (live
llmui a will and hummel their stock.
ThuyMiv ikMiul geiitleiuoii mid
sollull h Jiaivof your iwlronage.
I'lll.fll Ih NiiI 1 1 tKi,
Tho I'ollowlng Is among tho Ore-
gonlan's ceiuniciits: There Is no
denying that a great" Imiirovement
ill feeling has Inken place through
tho Willamette valley, mid all prop
erly Is held fur better prices. At
the state capital property is selling
lor double what It would have
brought two yearn ago; hut two or
tlueo years ago S.ilum property
would not have sold for over one
half what It was actually worth or
what It would cost to buy tho lots
and Improve thuni. Pilces now me
not full) up to original cost, except
In favored looalitles. It sounds
ipicor to talk of a "boom" In real
ornate when it only biings first cost,
but that would lie good prices in all
our Oregon towns.
'ii.p ritinT w).
AiiaMtliaiige thinks the IkwI way
tomlvmilHiHitmimuiilly Uthiough
the IihjhI iwiht. Ailcril. In il.
ICHt fur liupilitnuHiiil theiiM-nd Hum
1-.J-U.., i iic num. nil) i Killer, In tin
wt)r to ibeui. The IiIvh Uhm'hkI
mv. Make HrrHiigimvntn wlHi all
tllttlMMl IMKIV of MOlty Hlld K'llll
well t wvn huiulrer. A i.w..t
a it;iic oriiio i'h.i,
A ftlcud of (ho Joi'knai. this
morning added a new siiccIiiumi to
this impel'' nitisuuni. '!ho i-peel-
moil I a "billy." Uisu llit.elu
one hihI has tln leaden lining. This
uiipivtoiitluiiA weapon lias a hUtory.
When the Salvation minv inol.-i.nui
I in Nttiem kx-verul i wirs ago Its mem
itfurtHl vluleiuv and Mm,. ..r
the wenker tmithers and sUteiw ear
rled eomwded weapon to defuud
tlieumdvw, hhould vlnluiuv 1r
shown them. One uvunlnir un..r
plrlHUforplHe.. rtwiiwr , . , lm?tl t,,to "l,ll,y"
u. ...... i ' ... " ' WIW Itlekwl 111). It WHMlliniiniiu.M..
ofHiwiMiu who wutliiiuw to nwko
WliaiMkW lUMH MIIV llllt.llh. in..,.,.
UU,tXV MiKr lu miiiw wr (o lO.tKH) In
oulrw nmUl lm M.ut fl.r fioouor Itvm,
innludlng Mil exK)n. of iuhi14,'
IXhui nny .me kuow of m clutipei or
ihow MtAml wy, nmUiv not th
load Wmn wttltlwl to MxuoihluK of
Hh klu.lt
Slem his home.
Tin. I.iiUhiij Irfin Ih Coiihi.
This moinliig a car load of Iron
for tins street railway extension ar
rived, and a reporter was Informed
that the Yew park extension would
bo completed Inside of thrco days.
More iron Is on Hie rtvid and it, is
oxpectcd this week, when the ex
tension north on Commercial sticet
to Riverside will be completed.
Uitt'.m D.iy In Sali'in.
As this edition is being run oll'a
good pji'loniiauco Is being given oy
Fiirltii t McMahon's circus in Sa
lem. The circus is u good one, of
llio popular old-fashioned one-ring
kind. The performers nio all first
class in their respective lines and
the entertainment Is u good .one.
Tho tight rope performance given
abovo Ithe cam as was ns good,' tie
has over been witnessed Jicre. Tho
tent will bo crowded to-night.
A llioml Alaini,
At two o'clock Sunday morning
tho lire bell called Saleiiiitcs front
their gentle sleep. Luckily there
was no lire, the alarm having been
given by one who saw the smoke
mid Humes ausing from u pile of
burning shavings near tlio agricul
tural works. The (he bovs weie out
promptly. In a ease, like this one,
w hen there Is no the, the bell should
be given threoor four strokes. This,
If done promptly, would wive many
llremen and others a long run.
l.ni'iillut; lliii Now A)tiim.
Governor Pcnnover. Seeietarv
Mellilde and Tivasuier Webb, board
of ttustees of the Oregon Insane
asylum, and Dr. Harry I.ane, super
intendent, iiiv out to-day viewing
laud upon which to locate the new
lulilllloii to thonsyluni.
The Cios tract, about two miles
Ninth of the city, has been surveyed
and they are to-day looking it over
thoroughly. Tho asylum will no
doubt bo located upon this tract. A
Until decision will be rendered in the
premises to-morrow.
Wo I la to Nil IVmH.
A gentleman writing tlio.lointNAi,
innii i win uiKes. low... ns.- -
gmding the posts of Oregon,
Mich as tkiin and grahoppoi-s.
Hetdly, there ate no gn.n
hopwr luiio, and as for Ileus,
there aiv no moie than mv found lu
any Kaetorn state. They aro not n
!Ht. There are no posts here, un
lit. II might lw the "borers" in th0
trotx. JJut pruvvntlYtto aiv dettiMy
tng tluuii rapidlv.
PHA13TOXS,
SPJtING WAGONS,,
STAGE COACIIKS,
MOUNTAIN WAGONS
SKELKTON WAGONS,
1)00 CARTS nnd
OTHER VEHICLES,
wlilchirlllbcsoldnt
Prices and Terms lo Suit All!
ni ... - ... -. n...i ...ni
i hum: kui'US .!. u iiinL'diitn miu un itiuii
slock Is cry liirt'e it person can find what
tliey mny sli I heir ttnrcl.ouse on suite
ktrimt lu .innlptpll' flllp.l iitlil Ihpv ll.ivn
iuiotl.fr car load en route now. ixjokout
rortlicin; M.i.H.'llili.Kllnc.
m
Ifie
iwn Lit
Corapanys
BLICKSMITIIIXG anil nORSESfe
SGMBEKAFOffl
Have moved to 47 nnd id Stat (,
our old pntrons nnd friends are lnt J
call nnd ece us in our new locatloJ. J
nro better rirenared for wnrir .rv.il
.. tinlllniT CAni.Mit m. .n
ever having secured more room.
lAl i
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BKACKS3IITII1N0 and WAGOBIAK
101IN lfDLM, THE OLD ItELlAm
,1 Jllncktmltli, litis icmovcdhU VvT
corner or Commercial nnd ChcmekeuL'
vvhero lio-ls ready to servo the nnbii,. A
InirnMOPInledwith him Mr. II C o
experienced wngon-mnker re'ccntl?
Portland, ho Is now prepared better
;a
I, In,,,,,,. rmil,l. l? I.. ' , U "?frlSJJ
ii.i.i.ii.f. "u .i',,..,.,, uuniUM. nnki.'
Hinlthlug nnd repairing, nnd a eriZ
horteshooliiK business, tie has nil vr
ofUocs.steel.trottlng, linndmnde.ettS
iti tit.jii . ""-iiiiiiu niuuuer. Ktv.:
utteutlon given to tho construction ofC
niniiiiu ruaittKua, ivunminuer the WJ
opposite State Insutunpo bulldinry V1
-: -E. S. Lamport-;
BEAUTIFUL RIVERSIDE ADDITION
Is situated just north of Salem, upon tho banks of the Willamette. 'I
laud lays HIGH AND DRY and affords a magnificent view of the nv
The
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ONE PRICE TO ALL
"Wo have icrclveil direct from tho
.MummtciurcrH u
ConipleteStOcK
or
Staple Goods,
Consisting of
Dry Goods,
Men's, Boys' and
Youth's Clothing,
Hats and Caps,
Hosiery and Gloves,
Ladies' and Gents'
Furnishinp- Goods.
Wo Hlmll oiler them for cash
At Lower Prices
Tlmn any lioimo In the slate. All cash
miiji-iti ii... wie n.onuy uy calling on ilk,
FORSTNI5R, TIFFANY & CO.,
3)7 coiiiiii.Mrliil sticet, New Hunk llloek,
Kilum, Uipgnn,
' I r,.,, nnn r...
diiring March
A GOOD INVESTMliiNT.
lling rapidly in this popular tract, 51 having been sold
i. 'Pin. nnro'imuinr intu fiorn ia n irnnd Investment, as tnoy
are suro to double in value within the next few months, when the street
The
- utno hj 14UUU1V lit V1IIUV HU1J111 I.11U
railway will run through the addition
STREET CARS AT ONCE.
street railway will be extended immediately and will pass through this
sopular tract. Tlie Oregon Land Company has purchased 3100 feet of
railway iron which is now on the way hero and tho construction of the
street railway line will follow shortly.
GO AND SEE THESE LOTS
'Pltn.T .,., I 1,, , ..,.. ... 1... t..i in. ...... .11... nliAm, n,.rl linY-n n
'"-j niuau ui.- M-uii iu uu ugipieciuiuu. nicy iiiuuiii-u".iii "" .
a finer location than that of any addition to the city.
NEW COTTAGES.
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improvements are already being made and before many weeus a large
number of new cottages will be under course of construction in this pop
ular and attractive suburb.
Go and see these lots, make the best investment of your life by purchas
ing some of them while they ore cheap, and you will make a home and a
The Oregon Land Company,
Salem, ----- Oregon.
THE HARNESS AND SADDLE
289 Commercial Street.
Mil LAMPORT lina Just received at.
lino of single nnd double buggy
uniti. iiuuinujo uu i it:n
THE LARGEST STOCK
01 Ruddles, wlilpq, nud everything pertu
lng to his f Ino of business lu tho state S
,,uv -" " "uuul
ALL WORK GUARANTEE!
Kepnli ing dono with neatness nnd dlsnV
Call and Sea
T. J. CRONISE,
Salem's Popular Job Printer,
i v itih wmv niTjnTirnD tt -
A. Stnte Insurance Building, Oor. C
it.uiuiui miu vuuiiiiriLciu Hireeu.. i
A
E. STRANG,
No. 303 Commercial Btrcet,
SALEM, - - .OREGON.
NWHIttMl Hllll ltw.Mt.
Mw. KWwrof lrtUuil wimo to
the city thU niortilng for Iter u,
who hu been t the li.iwne iwyluin
furtwvrml wvvlw uu.Wr tmiiiiwut.
It Willie rvuieuibenxl thai voumr
., ... -
I' witr tutu m ry e er
mug ivver wliicli euiwe
' - - - l.L. A .. ., . . .
" iwwii mr H I llllo Mllll llUi.. ,.. ... ..... mww
MemU thought It bom u uUum him . " '''' l,WM -'ao ,,,e lwtlents
under ioiiii.tti.i inaim,,,,. m. " ini Winnie, were uiarehml n...i
' .-.-.....v.... ..II. . .. - - -....
uuuwymiii) llielty thU Hftttriuxin '
HitU viOnyMl th pvrft)rnuin fully. I
UUIIGRANTS LOOK lllilili!
lliivlng farmed In this ciinintry for over
half aciMiliir).lilfhKles us ii thorough
know ledge ot tlio euuuliy, mc now oiler our
service lojmi lu
SECURING HOMES
iiiid take plniMue lu nniiounclnir tlut e
!h.;.,..'l.V', "." ",st r Property from
jjiueii to (.elect, embracing sumo ot tho
Grain, Stock and Fruit Farms
In Marlon nud I.lun counties, nt prices Hint
Villv1 Vf.,,ll"'lle.'u,a ' tho M'llhTm" "5
vhii. oilier valuable property of vari
ous Ulnds ottered at "bed roci" prices.
Conic ami See ami You Will He Convinced
...,L"S,riV'lu,ll"i? all tluit vie here claim
lome by Nurn.w Onugu mllvvuv. or to
Turner and lake stage, (four li!iui.V
.HJ!J"lu'.1,rU'1' lM of ",rms nuJ other
lu-ilHrt sent on application. UkiiIIiii!
tally """ fiunllle "" fticl otherii "pe
H. (.'. & J. H. POUTElt,
Real Kslato Agents.
AuniKvillt. Marlon county Or. i-0-w
-BEALEK IN-
"inhtm
'I lie IJimriillno tllnl.
'Hie proprietor of the eirotw vi.lt
wl th Myhim tliU mnruliiK and
through Dr. I, mm eten.l.sl . ,r..i,.
1 khkl 1 .1... .. . .
re Httwk nf ""' "" i " wMivnimviit
iu'd- him tol Iw,i,',,, '" v"i l'u uw this Rfter
itio nnd hU 1KWU' Iu n,H"? to tlie Invru-
mm
2
Farini & McMahon'
IThw mm , liright ami .etlve
yuuu( timil bofuiv hl alekiuau
holtUnx k trtwy kiti.n t UIU'
III ffieu.U
iilUJIil) UIIICL'S!
VMM. IlXlllHtT AT
IWt.1. ttum mHhi llutl.
ii. H. Moott um rtiurued to hi
lHMtw lu MakMii, nMr u i.tulv
toMr tLruunIi ICMvru Owmoii,
WMitlitgtou mu.1 l.UUo, In M not
Ut tt JoL'MXAi. he my.; "Whllt. I
(Mtwlhiy through the IVIou.
twwtrj" vWtl Hteptw nulu. M
mm iUoa of rvoi. ,, ta uw(r "" mwy tit
mr of liu lVkM. ..... ' w ' l ISmlaiid
wl wonfa r4ug U mm. 1 1 b 1 Suu ' W,U " M,,ia to bwir "f hu ui40t
t nw tho v. ,u cuwM, y. ft,wrt'ry-
VI r lUul. fc. . "" -
-... i im prujoitHur, uim : it. sjrf. . , . mwuui wmwiiowwi; it. p. ,
l)ii U MMiitu, . . IT 7 . ' ,M" I""". l'hMU
." . " o IUMUI to UikVkt HlHl IVIuhlLu.. I.. .1 "
From New York and Chicago
THE FINEST GOODS IN THE CITY.
DItESd GOODS
And trimmings of till kinds to match in Peisinn trim
mlngs, Plaid, Stripe nnd plain Surahs, Braids, Plushes,
etc., etc. '
RIBBONS. KID GLOVES AND GLOVES OF ALL.KINDS
SUNSHADES AND PARASOLS.
Full nnd Complcto Lines of Embroideries and
Laces 'iu All Widths.
Beaded Shoulder Wraps and latest Novel
ties in Scarfs.
FULL LINE OF DRY GOODS AND" NOTIONS.
z
STOVESand RANGE:
Plumbing, Gas and Steam Filling.
Tinware and Artistic Metal Woi
a Specialty,
Jfr3 Arrnnt fa iirt nifiw rYc.rtw
, . iwi IUD A.M.J2.1.J.l..UaLlJ
IJOYNTON COJIPANY'S Furnaces. I
uiDiisnca in 1M9
GRASS SEED
Cnn furnish either Jtcsqulte or a mlito
of Allsqulto and Lincoln grass. 'on teni
mat will nllovv you to seed down job
farms ntn cost offrom 60 to Wo per acn
Address. T, C.JORT,
vv2m d2v
IJox 91 , Salem, Or.
O
Curtains, Poles, Portiers.
GosA Ml n,'a '"lotobtoek of Jron's Furnishing
NTo. 239 Qirncr Stale and Commercial Sfrcels.
LUNN & BROWN.
MAEVELOUS
MEMORY
DISCOVERY.
Only Genuine System of Memory Tralnlnj.
Four Books Learned In one reading,
Mind wandering cured.
Evarv child and arli.lt rr.lu k..m.j
Clnssas1 lnaucemcnts to correponda
Prospectus, with opinions of Dr, Wml
v.?,?.,Dd' tuevrorld-famed Specialists
JIlndDlBcnscs Daniel Greenleaf ThoW
T. fv ' nKfZr VJ.uiSei. J. i. uuc
V.9 ..WE .'.AUst, Hon.
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