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About Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893 | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1889)
11 mA V w (H subscrIbk- roit ADVERTISE -IN THE CAPITAL JOURNAL CAPITAL THE CAPITAL JOURNAU -A-iir " it wu.t. iik A GOOD INVESTMENT. S"Tho Terms nro Most llensonnl)lo9 BEST PAPERIN SALEM. t1 A-You will be well pteancd with lt.ar VOiL. 2. SALEM, OT?EGOK, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 18S9. NO. GO. JOURNAL Fi rst Nat al SALEM, OREGON. WM. N. 1.ADUE, DIl. J. REYNOLDS, JOHN MOIR, - - president. Vice President. Cashier. GENERAL BANKING. Exchange on Portland, Han Francisco, New York, London and Hong Kong bought and sold. Htnle, 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 the bank In most reliable companies. NEW LIVERY STABLE. Gaines Fisher, Proprietor. Corner Ferry and Liberty streets, N. E. cor from Chemekete hotel, Salem, Or. Good accommodations for commercial travelers. First-class rigs always on hand Charges reasonable. Wagon Making and Repairing P. J. LARSEN Js prepared to do all work In the line ol making or repairing wagons, buggies or carriages in first-class style and at reason able prices. Shop 45 State St., near Front. Bank DIRECT From NewYorlf and Chicago IE FINEST GOODS IN THE CITY: & DRESS GOODS And trimmings of all kinds to match inPersiau trlnr .miugs, Plaid, Stripe and plain Surahs, Braids, Plushesi etc., etc. RIBBONS, KID GLOVES AND GLOVES OF ALL KINDS SUNSHADES AND PARASOLS. Full nml Complete Lines of Embroideries and Laces in All Widths. Beaded Shoulder Wraps and latest Novel ties in Scarfs. FULL LINE OP DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS. CARPETS. Curtains, Poles, Portiers. V8rA full and complete stock of Men's Furnishing Goods. No. 239 Corner State and Commercial Streets. LUNN &-BROWN. .-J PIANOS!! THE ::- BEST IN THE MARKET -::- t For sate cheap for cash or upou the installment plan. Also a good piano to rent Call upon WM.S. ARNOLD, No. 367 Winttr Street, Salem, Oregon DAVID T. WILLIAMS, -Proprietor of Salem Steam Laundry. SALEM, OREGON. -Ordcr left t 8tetner ifroceryMr.r will receive jrpmpt intention decree II. Iluye ha been appointed eeUl;jt tor the above laundry una may WMttlB lea with him will be pront-lyfttUBledla, m. F. E. HOOVER. FAIR South Salem Here Stretches Out Before You TOR TBlKIli BEAUTY Of which enthralls the beholder with bewildering admiration and wonder. In the distance the rugged Cascade Range draws out its serpentine length, while along it at intervals rise up like grim sentinels all the white and weird SNOW-CROWNED PEAKS of the great northwest, their heads extending high in the celestial vault. The river goes wiudiug northward "like a silvery ribbon wide," and on every side are elements of beauty. Lovely drives are being laid out and graded through the shady elevation and altogether the site Is a grand one for elegaut homes. The Willamette Investment Company Have the exclusive sale of this beautilul addition. Lots will be sold on the' installment plan. This Company also have a largo list of choice city and farm property, 5, 10, 20 and SO acre-tracts adjoining Salem. By-Moiiey to loan on farm and city property, insurance in reliable companies. 245 up-stars, Moores' Block, ft 8 REED'S OPERA HOUSE. Chicago Comedy Company ONE WEEK ONLY. Commencing May 6, 1889, In the following strong Ilepertolre of Com. edlcn. Monday evening The Diamond Mystery Tuesday evening Facing the hneniy Wednesday evening Tlio Cotton King Thursday evening .. .l'Ieur Grit Friday evening Queen' hvldenee Saturday evening Terry, the Swell Bnturday Matinee Erln--Chorea POPULAR PRICES, 10, 20 AND 30 CENTS. NO HIGHER, NO HIGHER. ASrSecure your seat at I'atton'a and avoid the rush. &t' d"7C OKfi A MONTH can be made J I V IU VCVV preferred who can furnUh iiorM and iiiumenU may be profitably employed alo. Johnson A Co.. 10CU Mutn trt- Richmond, Vu. s 0. B. EDGETT. MOUNT IS LOCATED ON Always in Everybody knows that, without any exception, Tlio Cap ital Adventure Company have the most complote general stock in Salem and we guarantee to undersell any o( our com petitors. We have the hrgest and best assortment of Clothing, Hats' Boots and Shoes for gentlemen, and can please any one either in quality or price. People who have to labor and want ththmost for their money will find it to their advanlage to trade with us. We always give full weight and good measure We make a spe cially of country trade, and farmers will find our prices (qual ity and weight being taken into consideration) lower than the lowest. Wo handle country produce and pay the highest CASH price for wool. We have plenty of room for all, and can make everybody feel at home in our store. We oiler you no baits, expecting to make it up on something else, but mark our goods at a uniform low price. These are facts in the case, and by calling at the Opera House Corner we will show you goods for prices that will prove all we say to bo true. Capital Adventure Company, Salem, ----- Oregon. Values Coming Up Immigrants are Arriving and lire mi NOW IS THE TIME TO INVEST! $900. 2 sightly lots on proposed street railway lino In North Salem. Very cheap and choice. $600. 75 feet front on Front street running through 2-10 feet deep to the river bank. For a week only. $2600. Elegaut hard finished house, witli 2 lots and a good barn on High street. Very sightly place, and ill good neighborhood. Worth seeing, ACREAGE Twenty-eight acres very choice property, adjoining town. Running spring. Elegaut meadow on part or tract. 1200 jer acre. For a short time onlv. Lots In Capital Park addition, one block from Statu street, fflOO for quarter blocks. $300 and $400 for single large lots. Lots in Yew Park, Queen Anne, MM addition and ITnlveilty ndill tlons. 75x130 near Asylum avenue; $300. ISAAC A. MANNING, Real Estate Broker, Bank Block. 1 TJp-Stair, Salem, Oregon, R, 1. BOISE, Jr. PARK Mights a Panorama, Al GRANDEUR the Lead!! ii Jaily ! K ADPlTIOXAh LOtJAIi NTAVS. A l'ertlnont Strmv. The Journal has been saying for some time, that the immigration to Salem was permanent, and that the people coming here are staying. To nrovo this fact, a renorter' Interview -,-. 4- j- ed baggageman J)avlIiyf at the depot to-day. He saldt 'JTes, It is an assured fact that thie people coining hero are mostly .hiving. For the proof of this I eitn sayYhtit the bag gage checks ale rapidly accumulat ing. The nuniberhere at present Is about twice as many as we had tin hand at this time last year." Committed to tlio AkjIiiiii. P. A. Anderson was committed to the asylum to-day from Corvallis. He is about forty years, old and a laborer by occupation. Ho has been committed to the asylum be fore. The cause ojj.'liis insanity is strong drink, l&isniehneholy at times but is udf violenft-Hc canie to Corvallison May 8, and wandered about the streets picking up chips and acting in a demented manner. Articles of Incorporation. Tho Corvatlls amalgamator and mining company of CoVvallis filed articles of Incorporation with tho secretary of stufoowday. Tho prin cipal place of burfmsss Is to be at Cor vallis.with a dpitalsWk of $1,000,- 000. Tho incorporators aftrTtuthmi Leroy Raben, C. K. Clarke, E. 15. R.iben; Walter Johnson and .1. R. Uryon. -. ; Slo ly Improving' Norman Parish, who was stiuck with an epUentic-ja'sterday even ing, is some Beifer to-my. Jteluul a severe spa: noon and a but other . The doc out again, light one tli wise is lmpro tors think he soon. Salem should and will celebrate tho glorious Fourth of July this year, and It Is fully expected that sho will have tho grandest celebra tion ever witnessed in Oregon. Now Squire Farrar Is never behind In such work and is coming to the front already, by ofi'erlng his large stock of llrst-clas-s groceries at aston ishingly low prices. Fresh lot of strawberries at Strong's. Who Siilil That Mutn Capital Wru Not l'riiHpuroiiH CIIIoh? Rostou is 0 times, Providence 5 times, Denver i times, Richmond 3 times, Little Rock 3 times and Wheeling 3 times, As large as any other eltiesln their respective States, while In Alabama, Minnesota, Nebraska, New Hamp shire, Oregon and South Carolina, the capitals rank second. And still a fine residence lot on tho street car line in Highland Ad dition to tho beautiful capital city of Oregon can bo bought for $300 will bo worth $1000 In five years of the Omxio.v jjAnd Company. WANTJ'.H. WANTKD SliimtlonHln it family, by Hvo " (ilrlK.iiKi'd HI and 12, who win do Iioiiho. work or caro for chldicn;ulto ly n hoy II yrnrH old, on farm or Hto-lc raiiclie, A ood worker, can plow or lend Htoclf. C'ull lit tliu olllcuor thu Capital Jouiinai. for"0." I Ktf Wl l'OH HUNT. VOl KENT.- In n line locality, Hoveral 1 nicely fiirnUhed riHjmn, either with or without board. For particulars rail upon Win. S.Arnold, J7 Winter l net. I'OU K A 1.12 L'Uil HAl.K. A hull-biH)(leit Jenify cowut 1 a reuMiuuble iirlco liuinlruiit :VVI Win ter Htrect, or nt tlio 1 ton-Ton rc-xtunriint on Commercial Htrcel. IXIH HAl.K. A new Iioum) on k'ood lot, 1U0 xl.7) feel, on hlicli irronnd In Hontli Hjtlein.hoiiHO renU for!7 ht month only 511. n. ii.JoneH.riaiem.uret.'on. riUU MAl.li A KAKM OK UJ) AlilUM 1' all under fenot und cultivation, In tliu bext ruiiKu country of ljitern Ort'con. The bcitt chiint'O ever tillered for mini to enu'iiKO In utock ruUliiK. Kor particular!! eiillon or udilruHi W.H. IIY IlS,H.ilein,Oii'(oii. I'KOI'KStlONAI. (UltllS. I J. HIIAW attorney ul law, Kaltiu, Ore Ullleu ii-HtalrM In tliu I'ullou ' eon hl(M:k. T J. JKNNINdS I). 1). H. DKNTIHT J Ullleu In Ilia New Hunk Block. Com merelal Mrcet, Halem. Hit;" of the ble tooth. lw 1)11 YHIOIAN",-51TW. Tilt. 41. I!. Mt-coY 1 phyHieliin and numeou, han lixnted und taken momii over hbiiilro KiirrurV LTiK-cry More. Chronic diseases it nie laity. Conmillntlon free. IH-'JIdw Wl', WIU.IA.Ma HTKNOTTTlAl'liKIl , and Typewriter CnpyiHt. Wllliniiko rejxirtM of trluU, eta.; copying on tyie Mrrlteruccunitelyund neatly done, Olllee with I A Mainline;, Commercial HI., Ud ktiilrx, New Hunk lllrwk. HOOIKTY NOTltJK. OI.IVKlOIKlKNo. 1H, I, O. O. F ineetii In Odd KellowH' Hull up Htiilrx. Cornci Commercial and I'erry utreetii, every Hut urd"yat7:.ii)ii. in. J. T, (iltKOO. JAa WALTON, Hecrelury, N. (I A. U.-Hediwlclc l'i.l, No. 10, Depart ' ment of Ore orf, JnetU every Mouduy evenluzutthe hall over tlio Oregon Lund unnpuny'ii olllee. YUltlntf coiniudc uru cordially Invited to attend. A. w. Ukavokk, 1'mt CommRder, II, K, KocTiiwirx, Arijutn it, An this fori lb aft-jrnooif, VlugnicCly will be LATEST BYTEliliGUAPH. Albany Topics. Ai.itANY, May 10. A small but enthusii'stlc meeting of Citizens was held last evening to take the prelim iuary steps toward celebrating tho coming Fourth of July. The county court held a session last evening to hear the report of Frank Miller, who had been sent to confer with the county court of Marion county in reference to build ing a bridge tcrosstho North San tiani at Staytthi. The Marlon coun ty eomiuissluiiiers sent'a letter stat ing that thuy did not (lelre to take any actloiiAintll afterljinn county had decldeil upon a coflrt-e of ctlon, and tho eVminlssioufcrs' court of Linn county deoiued to build the bridge at Waterloo, Instead of wait ing for the action of the Marion county board on the Stayton bridge question. Tlio contractor' for tho building of the Ice works has a full force of men busy at work laying the brick and stone foundation, which will be completed this week. The machin ery will bo ready for shipment as soon as the buildings are completed. Veterans of IS 1(1. Washington, May 8. Tho Asso ciation of Veterans of 1810, counioscd of the members ot tho Tippecanoe club, who assisted In the election ol President William Henry Harrison, called at tho White House m a body to the number ulboventv, to pay their respeos to tlieWcsidont. Tho president rfspondoil uS follews: "I bog to assure y.ui I apmceiate very highly thlri evidence of your respect and confidence. If Iiweru to set before me an ambit loitywhioh would Insure success to my itdmlulstratlon it would bo thhtl-ruight continue to hold fast the respect and confidence of such men as yourselves ma tured ol mind and unbiased of judgment. I thank you for your coining and for your kindly words." Stale tliu CoL'wIii'ol. Pasadhna, May !). A bold theft was made In the Union olllee in this city. The first side of the paper had been run ofTjImd tho press-room was temporarily deserted, when an unknown f party entered and took oil' the coJwheel and mado oil' with It. The police were informed, and thu search Vaulted in finding tho missing oogNvheel it a restaurant where, it was alleged, it had been p.iwned for two glasses of beer. There Is a prevalent opinion that tho work was that of enemies who wanted to damage the paper by pre venting Its publication. Fish to lie Itelonscil. Auiiitiin, N. Y., May 8. Next Saturday morningJnmes I). Fish, ex-president of the defunct Marine bank, who, was convicted nearly four years ago of maladministration of the bank finances In loiiiietlon with Ferdlnimtl Ward's transactions, and scnteiiceiKtj) ten .years In the stato'prlson, will boTi free mini. Thu commutation of thu sentence of the ex-banker was one of thu last executive acts of ex-President Cleve land before he left the white house. All For Her Faith. Phii.AIUU.IMUA, May 7. Mi is ICate Drexel, tho second daughter of the Into Francis A. Drexel, who left $0,000,000 toeach of-his three daugh ters, hits practically renounced the world. Tho young lady! has become a postulate, or canicstV-cker of the order of the .SlsJU'oi Mercy in thu mother house of the order of Pitts burg. Shu arrived at tho convent last night and entered formally on her new life hero today. Discover' of a Hidden City, Miixico, May II. News was to day received of a discovery of great archcologlcal iiiipoiluueu In thostatu of Chiapas, pea rlrte ruins of Palau quo, being a'Jargu clf.v hidden hi tho depths of thV forest. jSoinu of the buildings aioSfivc istrles high, and In a good, stalofpreservatlou. A wcjr paved road several miles long Is perceptible midst thu tropical finest. l'Vw particulars huve reached here us yet, though the report comes from good sources. This Is Kansas. HUTCiiiHONJCftH., May 0. The wlndstonti vhIclThas been raging In this vlejnlty for tVeo days, cul minuted In a eyidiJic, stretching over thrivojiiutlurinMillon nothing but a w.iHtuntrcwii with limine, barns, ,feiitvs, eto. Abutit thirty were uioio or less Injured. More than 100 people are homeless, with out fiKsl or clothing, Portland I'nragi'nnlis. PoitTi.AND, May 10. Since the Idaho was put on the route to the Sound and Rritisli Columbia, Port land Ii regaining her Hour trade in that country. A lot of remarkably fine, large strawberries was received from Mt. Tabor yesterday. If we get lino weather there will-be the greatest strawberry crop this 'year ever known. Thu cherry crofv will be Immense if no long-continued rains interfere. Wool of this season's clip isfbegin-, ning to come in, and the luarkct prospects are somewhat betterfc The Portland, Jit. Hood ..East ern railrniAl company say thejr have not abandoned thu scheme ofJbuild lug a road to pit. Hood, but pro go ing to build t, sure. The stock books are opened and stockis being subscribed. The company' Is await ing development) in tl)fiew bicycle railroad, and ifthuTprovcs a success, It will work a revolution In rail roading. Kiglitin in Africa. ' Romi:, May 1). Count Antonelli, the leader of the Italian mission to the king of Shoa, telegraphs that In a recent tight between the Abyssin ian forces and dervishes Ras Alulti escaped wounded. v Legandary stories concerning tho battlu are afloat. Tho Abyssluians were victorious on tho first day. Negus Was wounded, andj'whilo sufl'erlng from a' fever bo Ordered 2,000 duvishes til lie behcadefl in his presence. V On the followhijS-I-yi after pro claiming himself tho elect of God, ho headed his tinny and was again wounded in the neck. He fell and the army tied, leaving 4,000 dead. To Ascend .Mount ltitinivr. Siiattu:, May 0. A C Warner, I). W. Bus-., H. F. McCluroiind H. Shroeder of Seattle and W. CJ. Steele of Portland compose live of u party of eight that will ascend and illuminate Mouit Rahiler on thu night of July lth. Tlio party will take along sov'iity-ilve pounds of red fire and bum It at 11 o'clock at night. It is proposed to spend all night on tjie summit of the moun tain. Thu nluhtvbofoioyAiill have been passed at an iTTrttuTlo of 10,000 feet. Mass and Warner have been on Rainier before. McClure, who is from Ktigone, once went up tin top of Mount Hood alone. Sprerkels Strikes Natural (ins. San FitANcisco, May J. A tele gram was received hero "this after noon to the cfi'cct that tit Chilis Spreckols' sugar refinery nt Phila delphia today a strong lloW of natu ral gas was struck. Tho flow is thought to lie sufficient to furnish light and fuel for thu entire refinery. co.ni:xsi:i) dispatches. v Chauncey Depow wants the sys tern of railroad pooling legiill'.ed. Reports from many points In Min nesota say ihat a howling wind pre vailed, doing much damagu to grow ing crops. Fifteen blooded horses wenj burn ed to death hi the stables of Captain Moore, near Cynthjanli, Ky. Their total value was 610,000. Wliiie testing an eleVntorat Provi dence, R. I., It fell five stories and killed olio of jits occupauln. Tho other two wereseriously injured. The Michigan senate pas-eita law prohibiting the salu of tobacco to minors linden sixteen years of age, and another tl prohibit the Jiiaiiu- fiieture and sitlu of clL'arcttcsJ United Stalls Consul Crwell at Amoy, China, has fonvnrdifi a report to Washington 4lLhT Chinese of that region are sending filthy and adulterated ten to the American markets. Unless a eh uigu Is made In tho tarlfl on lead oreu mine owners in the northwest declare they will have to close their mines. Two mines in CiDUi'd'Aleiie, Idaho, have nliemly whi.it down. -a Ini'iil fur Mile. WViwrt!, 7 iiiIIih Houthwost of Hulciil, near l'nnpect Dili, all fenced nml crop fenced. Ill In cultivation, 10 .ceded to Kruixi, balance, timber, plenty cooil Kprilitf water, uood U-rixim hoiwo nil llnUlied near iinuvuii liundreil dollar hcli(K).lioiii.o, fair burn und other out Imlldliutx. Uood liruln, KniHHiuul fruit liuuN. Hlj.'litly and licaltby location, niMxt uolKliborhooil and Reed road to Siiluin, Can bo divided Into xmaller fruit furiiiMWltli purunrlu wuler oaeiicli, Don't monkey with lliu real m, taluiiKcnl'n lnui-iti w,but conijj rlyhl to the liirmOt will cost yon nuthlns to May nil nllllit), keo my iieluhlxirs, ut tlio uiilnlluteil facts an I suvo fees, IVk'q VU por aero. Term mwonuble, Kor imrtleuluni hee Churllu Ibjbortkon, (1 range ut ire, rialem. John l', ltonKinno.v, WW I ill 'i VJ ftlj