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VOL. 2.
SALEM, OBEGOiN-, SATUBDAY, 3EAY IS, aSSO.
XO. 67.
JOURNAL.
F. E. HOOVER.
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South.
Here Stretches Out Before You
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Of which enthralls tho beholder with bewildering admiration and wonder. In the distance the rugged Cascade
Range draws out its serpentine length, while along it nt intervals rise up like grim sentinels all the white and
weird SNOW-CROWNED PEAKS of the great northwest, their bends extending high in the celestial vault.
The river goes winding northward "like a silvery ribbon wide," and on every side are elements of beauty.
Lovely drive tire being laid out nnd graded through the shady elevation and altogether the site is a grand one
for elegant homes.
The Willamette Investment Company
Have the exclusive side of this beautiful addition. Lot? will be sold on the installment plan. This Company
also have a largo list of choice city and farm property, 5, 10, '2 1 and 30 acre-tracts adjoining Salem.
Bfcy-Money to 1 -an on farm and city property, insurance in reliable companies. 245 up-stnrs, Moores' Block.
DIRECT
Prom New York
THE FINEST GOODS
DRESS GOODS
And trimmings of all kinds to match in Persian trim
mings, Plaid, Stripe and plain Surahs, Braids, Plushes,
etc., etc.
RIBBONS, KID GLOVES AND GLOVES OF ALL KINDS
SUNSHADES AND PARASOLS,
Full and Complete Lines of Embroideries nnd
laces In All Widths.
Beaded Shoulder Wraps and latest Novel
ties in Scarfs.
8
FULL LINE OP DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
CARPETS.
fi Curtains, Poles, Portiers.
y J66?"A full and complete stock of Men's Furnishing
J Goods.
T" No. 230 Corner State and Commercial Streets.
LUNN &
PIANOS!!
THE
::- BEST IN THE MARKET -::-
For sale cheap for cash or upon
the installment plan. Also a goad
piano to rent. Call upon
WM. S. .AKNOLD,
No. 367 Winter Street, Salem, Oregon.
DAVID T, WILLIAMS,
Proprietor of
Salem . Steam Laundry.
SALEM, 0REU0X.
49-Ordera left at StcinerVBrucery turo
will receive pronipUUtentloii
George H. JIayea lias been appointed
ipecUfacent lor the above laundry and
auy washing left with liiui will be prompt
ly attended to.
-Prle reaoaable au J w.irlt gnanin
teU.
O. 11. EDGETT.
VIOIIN
IS LOCATED ON
Salem Hig
1IT BUBTT
and Chicago
IN THE CITY.
BROWN.
KSTAJlLISHCD J1Y NATIONAL AUTH01UTY
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SALEM - - - OREGON.
Paid up, - - $75,000
"Surplus,
. - . 10,000
U. 8. WAM'ACK, - President.
W". W. MAUTIN, Vice-President.
J. H. AI.HKUT, r - Guliler.
DIRtCTORSi
V. T. Gray, W. V. Martin,
J. il, Martin, II. S. Wallace.
Dr. W. A.Cuklck, J. II. Albert,
T. McK. Patton.
LOANS MADE
To fanners on wlieat and otber market
able produce, consigned or in (tore,
elllier In private eraaarleaor
rmbllo warehouses.
Stale and County Warrant Bought at Par.
COMMERCIAL PAPER
Discounted at reasonable rate. Drafts
drawn direct on .New prk, Chicago, Han
Kranrlsco. Portland, Umdon, Parts, llerlln,
Hone Kong nnd Calcutta.
uii,'.i lilnLlirrt' ITnrdhil an lnfkll-
bio remedy for the most obslliiule case of
Capital National Bank
uuirruau uuu ji-ui. o.4
dnigln.
It. P. BOISE, Jr.
TPARK
lits
a Panorama,
MO GRANDEUR
Always in
Everybody knows that, without any exception, The Cap
ital Adventure Comriany have the most complete general
stock in Salem and we guarantee to undersoil any ot our com
petitors. Wo have the Itrgest nnd 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 the most for their
money will find it to their advanlnge to trade witli us. We
always give full weight and good measure We muke a spe
cialty of country trade, aud farmers will find oar 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 homo in our store. We offer you
no baits, expecting to make it up on something else, but mark
our goods at a uniform low price.
These aro 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 Comin
immigrants are
mm
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 '240 feet deep to
tho river bank. For n week only.
$2600. Elegant hard finished house, with '2 lots aud u good barn on
High street. Very sightly place, and in good neighborhood, Worth
seeing.
ACREAGE
Twenty-eight acres very choice property, adjoining town. Kuuning
Miring. Elegant meadow on part of tract. $200 per acre. For a short
time only.
Lots in Capital Park addition, one block from Stute street, $000 for
quarter blocks. $300 and $400 for single largo lots.
Lots in Yew Park, Queen Anne, Mill addition and University addi
tions. 75x180 near Asylum avenue; $800.
ISAAC A.
Real Estate Broker, Bank Block:.
Up-Stairs, Salem, Oregon.
First National Bank
SALEM. OREGON.
wm. n. JjAiiuk. rresincni.
I)H. J. RKYXOIiUS, Vice President,
IOHN MOIU, Oixlilcr.
GENERAL BANKING.
Exclianso on I'ortlnnd, K.in Francisco,
Now York, lnudon nnd Hour Konij
bought nnd sold. State, County nnd City
warrants bought. Farmers nro cordially
Invited to deposit mid transact business
with us. Liberal advances lundo on
wheat, wool, hops nnd other property in
rensonnoio rates. Intir.inee on sueh se-
mirlfv ,iin l,n ollhllm-il nF tin, lul tl if 111
most rellublo companies.
J. J. CULVER,
County Surveyor,
JAMES WALTON,
Topographer.
W. H.IBYARS.
CMI Engineer,
ltyars, Culver k Walton
Surveyors & Topographers
Surscys.drnfts, pints
maps nnd descriptions
iiflnmH InwnUit, and
roads, ditches, Mrcets,
sewers, alleys, etc, etc.,
jnmle nnd furnished nt
1'iiniitiiilkli, lirlitjic lllil
Lioht Solar Transit. COrners nnd lines rc-cs-w.
a u E. ourley tahllshed tiiiiiiorlellinl
t.ot, .y. Held notes.
Grades for ditches, loads, (.tracts or sow
ers, with estimates furnished on applica
tion. Address County Surveyor's ollleo.
Seleni, Oregon.
Wright's Hop Celery and Chamomile
Bitters recommended by thfl most eminent
physicians, Invigorating, Stimulating and
not Intoxicating. Sold by H. W. Cox.
the Lead!!
Arriving and
MANNING
J
Daly !
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COMPOUND EXTfUCT
4sPaAA
Tlio importance) ot purifying tho Wood can
not bo overestimated, for without puro blood
you cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every ono needs a
good mcdlclno to purify, vitalize, and enrich
tho Wood, and wo ask you to try Ilood's
p-p..!!-,. Sarsaparilla. Itstrcngthens
r tJOUIIcU ami builds up tho system,
creates an appetite, and tones tho digestion,
whllo It eradicates disease. Tho peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation
of tho vcgctablo remedies used glvo to
Ilood's Sarsaparilla pecul- "T".-. If c a If
lar curatlvo powers. No Hoc IT
other mcdlclno has such a record of wonderful
cures. If you havo mado up your mind to
buy Ilood's Sarsaparilla do not bo Induced to
tako any other instead. It Is a Peculiar
Jlcdlclne, and is worthy your confidence.
Ilood's Sarsaparilla Is sold by nil druggists.
Trcparcd by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
IOO Doses Ono Dollar
HANTI3II.
rANTU!) A situation by a boy II yenrs
" old, on rurm or Mock mui'liu. A good
worker, run plow or tend Mode. Cullut the
Olllcoof tho iMl'U'AT. .lomtXAi. for"!)."
MtfWl
WANTfiD- A irciltleiiliin offlvo yenrs ox
" perlenco l'i voninilsslon IjiiMiichh wniits
u podtlon Indoors where ho can put hi nil
his tlmu. litis hud Mime oxporlenco In real
o-tnto and Instiiiincc; Is a bckmI liMUdlun
wnrohmiM; H n Kood nnitlieiiiiitlrlnii mid
can Keep nooiCH nun iinu;o iiiinsoii L'onci'iu
ly usciiu mm H not niniiil ol won:.
lloit
of refoi cures given.
Addiess "11.,
Joint.
5-Utf
nai. im rici:.
l'OIS HUNT.
LiOH UKNT.- Ill a lino locality, hovrnil
' nicely lurnUlird rooms, cither with or
without board. I'or partlciiluis call upon
Win. 8. Arnold, R07 Winter Mivrt.
I'lllt SAl.i:
VUH hAI.K. A liiin'-blnotlod Jeoey rowut
1 n leiisonnhloprlrn Iniiiho ut :KI Win
ter btivet, or nt tho Ilnn-Ton lPdtiiiirniit on
I'oinmeicliil htrect.
IX) R s vI.K. A new Iiiiuso on Limd lot, KM
1 xliV) feet, on IiIkIi iriiniiiil In South
Villein, house rents lor S7 prr month only
5(iri3. S. l)..lones,Halein, Oresrnn,
PDIl SAI.H. A FAItM OK iCll ACItlOS
V nil under I'ciicomid riiltivntlon, In tho
best imiiko country of Kastein Oickou.
The best ehiiuru over ollcicd for ii man to
enaajjo In Htnrk ruIMii!. l-'or particuliun
call on or nddress
. If. 11Y HS.Snleni, Oic'on.
I'ltOrKsSIONAI. GAUDS.
I .1. H1I AW, attorney ut law, Siilem, Oro
' koii, UIUlc. iiihhtuirs In the l'ntton
bloc!
k.
I J. .lr.sXHWM.rt 1). 1). H. IlKNTI-s'l'
J Otlleo In tho Now l.unlc Work. Com
inrrclul Mreot, Haluin. Mlgn of tho big
tooth. dw
nllYHIOIAtf. JfTlM. lilt. M. If. M( toV
I phyMclun nnd NiirKeou, bus Iornted
iiipl taken tooiiim over Hijulio Kiirrur'h
iiroecry More. Cliionlc dUeat-es n sped
lnlty. Consiilliitton free. ljXililw
T I. WIl.niAMH, HI'KNOdllAl'lIKTi
II , and Ty)ewrllerCopyiM. Wllliuuko
rcjiortH of trials, etc.; conylm; on Tyiie-
licriieeuriiieiyunu nriiiiy iiiinv. uiiiru
with I A. .Muniilni;, Commercial Ht.,
Malrx, Now Hank lllock.
Ud
KOflliri'Y NOTIUI'N.
OIJVKl-OIKlKNo. 18, I. (). O. K meets
In Odd 1'VlltiWK' Hull upMalrH. Cornet
Commercial and Kerry Ntiiets, every Hat
urdaynt7:."0ii. in.
.1. t. UUKUd. .IAH. WALTON,
Hccretary. N.
O A. It.-Hrdwlcl; Post, No, 10, Depart
" ineiit of (iri'iron, liiertri oveiy .Mondiiy
ovenlujjiittlie hall nvrr the Oregon biiuil
company's oilier, Vlltln;( uiiumdeH nro
cordially Invlied toiittcnd.
A. W. DiiAYiiKii, I'ost (,'ommader.
II. K. KoiTllwicic. Adjiita it.
t"7K (TOKfi MONTH imii bo Hindu
vP 0 10 sDZOU woiklna lor uh, avcihh
prrferreit wlio iiiii funilsli .. Iiurxo iind
Hlu thclrwholntlmc totlirlnixliiiiMi. Bp.un
moments may bo piolltably employed iil'o.
A few vacancies In towns and cities. 11. K.
.lohiiaon ikCo,, KM) Main Ht.. Hlelimoncl,
Vn.
N. 11. Plense stall-iiKoand biulness ox
perlenie. Never mind about mmuIIiik
hlamp for reply. II. !'..!, it Co. HHim-Mil
Wrlulif). (.'iiitipoiimt Hyriili of Hiirwiiar
llluii irlliibloiiii'dlclnofor the renovuiloii
nfthublooil. Tones ami Imlldn nil Itio kj -turn,
cures Kklll iIImmih-js elr. Sold by II.
V. Vox .
Post Falls, Idaho,
ON THE N. P. R. R
I'wuiity-two mlloi up the river fioiiiKK-
kauo I'n I In. WMler poxrvr upial to
MlniiOMpolls.
K R B JS !
lsl alto lu llionortlivio-t font
I.INII(D OII Mll,ll
(lood niiirltot,
L'bAItlv IIHO III KIIH,
I'ost liilU, litiilio.
SlWit
SVAY LIVKKV STAIILI-:.
Gaines Fisher, Proprietor.
Comer Perry and Liberty ulroetw, N. K. isir
from CJieinckcte hotel, Rilem, Or.
Oooi ucwimiiuil i In for coiiimerclul
traveler', l'irt-cluiirii, ulwiyson hnnd
Charvex reuMiiiubie.
LATEST BY TBLUGRAPII.
Alliany I'oinls.
Ai.hany, Alny 18. It is stated on
good authority that a telegram has
been received by the XDivgon Pacific
company at Corvalis from Vice Pres
ident and Manager Wm. M. Hong,
who recently went to Xew York
city to consult with President Hogg,
to tho ellect that he would leave
that city at once for Oregon, and
that arrangements had been made
for the immediate resumption of
work on the line eastward srom this
city. It has been expected Unit this
road will be completed into Eastern
Oregon this summer, and tho early
resumption of work on the road
would certainly indicate thai this
much and more will bo built this
year. Mr. Eckleson and a party of
surveyors have been in the Held be
yond the summit for several weeks.
In c.vuntnlng the foundation of
tlte warehouse at Muddy Station
yesterday to see if auy repaiis
were needed there was found be
tween the joists a satchel containing
a first-class kit of burglar tools, con
sisting of eighty pieces, all lu the
best of order.
Archie Hammer, who was injured
falling from a seafIoldiug,is in a pre
carious condition. He continues out
of his mind most of the time, and
just how tho ease will terminate can
not bo foretold.
Thirty-live sacks ol gold ore went
through Albany from Kiddles, bound
for San Francisco, via Yiuiuiim.
Autopsy Held While Alive.
The wife of Washington Frying
llishop, tho deceased mind rc.u.ci,
stoutly tililrnis that the autopsy
"recent I J" was made while Fllshop
was in a trance. Shu characterizes
the autopsy as a horrible butchery.
"Do you mean that he was alive
when thu autopsy was made?" she
was asked.
"I certainly think 'so. lTo hud a
cataleptic attack once in Malta, but
It lasted forty-eight hours and. he
ivus given up for dead. FFo lias told
me hundreds of time never (oleta
knife touch liim until he was decom
posed, as ho hal a horror of being
buried . alive, and I consider that
autopsy to have been ncruol, shame
less outrage, to say the least."
"What motive could they havo
had?"
They wanted his brain, and seeing
him insensible, wanted to be the first
to lookaf it. It is'horrllile! horrible!
Olii-rokro Matters.
St. I-ouih, .May 17. Latest infor
mation from thu Cherokee nation is
to tho cfl'ect that Chief Mays has
taken no action in thu matter of
furnishing facilities for thu transac
tion of business by tho Cherokee
commission, which Is- expected to
meet tliero on the 120th Inst, to ne
gotiate for tlio purchase of Indian
lauds. He refuses to call a national
council to consider thu matter, but
says he will submit to thai body at
its regular session in November any
proposition thai the commission
nuiy make.
A Disiisl rous Storm.
Kansah City, May 17. A heavy
rain storm passed over this section
to-day, doing a greal deal of minor
ilainago lu tliis cily and In Iiuiiih
City, Kns., where several streets aud
sewers were badly washed out.
The railroads nre all badly demor
alized, and not a road has sent in a
tr.iiu exactly on time to-night.
Disastrous 1'mt.
Council Hi, urns, In, May 17.
Ono of tho most disastrous fires for
yen is visited Council ISIuM's this
morning, destroying the steam meat
packing house, continuing' one
million pounds of meat. The lo-n is
200,000.
Klfclrlr I'iro Kiiiuo.
ISiiMHJPnitr, Conn., May 17. An
Inventor has discovered a plan for
operating lire engines by electricity,
lie proposes to huvo the engines
rigged with elect no motors, and
take power from elcctrio light
dynamos.
Sir-iking Miners.
Kl.'ltl.lN, May 17, Negotiations
between the mine owners and strik
ing miners looking to the settlement
of their disputes, have been sus
pended owing to the Krabler iiilne
owners declining lo negotiate. I
Tlio Intt'i-ntuli) Commission. j
Wahhinhton, Mry 17. Tho In-,
ter-st ite commerce commission bus
Issued a circular to the labor organi
zations of the country, soliciting In
formation concerning tho question
of fo lerul legulullons oi the safety
pplleiiieonf railroad.
Portland l'nrngraplis.
Poim.AND, May 18. Tho German
song birds have arrived. They came
in on a delayed train lato Thursday
evening, and were at once taken to
thu Exposition building wbgreevery
preparation for their comfort had
been made.
The reception coninilttco of the
pioneer association for Mariou coun
tythe celebration of which associa
tion will be at Portland on June 18th
consists of Mrst. E. M. Wnite, Mrs.
F. N. Gilbert, Mrs. W.ILOdell, Mrs.
George A. 1'Mes, Mrs. Z. F. Moody.
Complaint is mado of the danger
ous way In which the little steniners
Alarm and Cyclone arc run. livery
trip is u race, and run in a most-reckless
manner at that.
Hope Nearly Gone.
Astouia, Mav 17. The Manzanll
la, which arrived lu this afternoon,
reports leaving the Coiitillle river at
1:0 yesterday afternoon. When
eleven miles oil' shore she passed
large quantities of wreckage and
picked up a life preserver of the
Alaskan. There was no sign of any
of the boats. Captain KIchardson
reports terrific weather all through
tlio trip, which was made to supply
thu Southern Oregon coast light
houses vith supplies aud put down
buoys.
Poisoned by lee Crciiin.
Nnw Yonic, May 17. A New
Haven special says: " South Glaston
burg hint been having a May festival
in the interest of St. Luke's Episco
pal church. Last night there was
tho lorgest attendance since the fair
began, aud tho many quarts of leu
cream, particularly vanilla, that
disappeared was both surprising
nnd pleasing to the managers.
After returning from the hall to
their homes over n hundred persons
who had eaten ice cream at tlio
festival wtre taken 111.
Coiifi'raii'u of Sugar Mvi'dinntK.
Tuii:sti:, May 17. A conference
of Austrian and Hungarian sugar
merchants was held to-day and res
olutions were adopted urging the
government to withdraw from the
London sugar bounties convention.
lliiynrd's Kiigngcincnt.
VAMiiN(iTON,Muy 17. The Even
ing confirms tho rumored eugnge
ment of ox-Secretary llayardto Miss
Clyiner, daughter of Dr. Clymer of
Washington. The wedding will oc
cur early in the summer.
COXDENSKI DISlMTOIIIiS.
The New York legislature killed
thu dressed beef bill.
Strikes are spreading to an alarm
ing extent in all parts of Germany.
Manolia Hermann of Oregon has
been appointed chief of division in
thu pension olllce.
Tho emperor of Germany Is again
troubled with his head and fears are
entertained tliat it will become seri
ous. Secretary Jtlaiuo said lu tin In
formal way that President Harrison
will govern In a non-partisan man
ner. ,,
Tlie Shah of Persia, Journeying
from Teheran to St. Petersburg, Is
inccliug with a grand reception in
Hussla.
l-'iiriu for Hair,
Midlines, 7 iiiIIim Hoiithwuit of Hnleiii,
near Prospect Hill, nil fenced ami a ops
fenced. HI lu cultivation, III seeded to
criixs, balauco timber, plenty cimmI spring
water, koi id D-room house, all nutshell
lie. 1 1- uhuveu hundred dollar school-house,
fair b.irn nnd other out hulldliiits. Good
Ki'iiln, ki'iikh and friill lauds. Hlulitly and
lieiittiiv location, irood nclihborhood mid
Kood road to Salem. Can be divided Into
smaller fruit farms with purupilui; watei
on each. Don't monkey with the. real es,
lutn iieeiil's biiz.-siiw.but coins rluht to the
lai m (It will cost you notliliiK to stay all
nli;hl), see my nulKhhors, net the iiiilnllutcil
fiiels and mivii lees. Price. 810 her acre.
Terms reasonable, I'or particulars see
Charlie itobcrlson, iirai!K store, isalcm.
.Iomn P. Koukiumon.
WMIlin
If you want some Marlon county
dirt cheap, look at this:
Two -ID-ueru tracts live miles south
at fci!0 and irj per acre.
I'lnofHiiu of 5Jl!t acres on French
pralrio at &!0 per acre.
(under blocks under new fence In
Capital park for $500, and city prop
erty In all purls, Improved or vacant.
Come and see us and get into posses
sion early. Duncan it Mooni.
a
Fruit will ripen very fast if wo
have a few nice warm sunshiney
days. And Kqulro Farrar will bo
the llrst lu the city to serve home
grown fruit to his customers, to
gether with as fine and select stock
of groceries and provisions as is to
be found lu tlio valley,
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