, lis I SUBSCRIBE iron ADVER TISE IN i THE CAPITAL JOURNAL JOURNAL fTHE CAPITAL JOURNAL TIIK , . BEST PAPER IN SALEM. IT WILL 111? A GOOD INVESTMENT. J-You will be well pleased with lt.-o 3Tho Tcriutnro Most lloasonablinra VOL. 2. SALEM, OBEGOT, SATTJBDAY, JUNE 29, 1SS0. 3STO. 103. CAPITAL g DIRECT From New York and ffioap S -s THE FINEST GOODS IN THE fllTY. Z & GREAT SALE! RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE. M. K. Church Services Sunday morn ing at lfc),cvcnlngnt7:30;Sundayschoolat 12m. S.A. Handle. superintendent. Youne ScSaSL f DRESd GOODS And trillimliiira of nil lclndu in mntfh In Pnralnn ti mings, Plaid, stripe and plain Surahs, Braids, Plushes, etc., etc. ffi 8 5 .XFn vQfl flnmfln xfofn onil P.nmmntininl Qinnntn M LUNN & BROWN. Z I RIBBONS, KID GLOVES AND GLOVES OF ALL KINDS 1 'SUNSHADES AND PARASOLS, Fnll aud Complete -Lines of Embroideries and -laces in All Widths. Beaded Shoulder Wraps and latest Novel- ("H ties in Scarfs, JJ FULL LINE 0$ DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS. T :SP JPk w? K pri iij ftri zjettmm liBiniKSlKlfik. " "m Set ill Hw MHIJBmBj1 3w&BijSSB3HHM'f''w' o Curtains. Poles, IPortiers. BoBA. full and complete stock of Men's Furnishing Goods. New Livery Stable. J. Macey haa lately 'purchased the. Liv ery and Feed Stable lormerly owned by Wagner fc German, and now' conducts A FIRST-CLASS STABLE ! mtm .": 3I First National Ban ' 1UI t SALEM, OREGON. - He has some of the best rigs In tho city. Give him a call and it will bo tilled with great promptness. DAVID T. WILLIAMS, Proprletqr.of Salei Steal Laundry. SALEM, OREGON. JOrders lea at Stelner's grocery store Trill receive prompt Attention George H. Hayes has been appointed special agent tor the nbovo laundry and any crashing left with him will be prompt ly attended to. J3-Prlccs reasonable and work gun ran teed. J. J. CULVER, County Surveyor. JAMES WALTON, Topographer. W. H4BYARS. Civil Engineer, Byars, Culver & Walton Surveyors At Topographers, mops and description') of lands, townlots, and roads, ditches, streets, sewers, alleys, etc. etc., made and furnished at .-. ,.... i,.i reasonuuiu inccs. viu Lmht 8oum TMm corners and lines re-es- w. v. . wvHvn lutmsueu injmuii(i"', tstr, .. field notes. Grades for ditches, roads, streets or sew ers, with estimates furnished on applica tion. Address County Surveyor's office. Selem, Oregon. GENERAL BANKING. Exchange on Portland, Han Francisco, New York, London and Kong Kong bought and sold. Htato, 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 reasonaoie rates. Insurance on such bo curity can bo obtained at the bank. In moht reliable companies. NEW LIVERY STABLE. Gaines Fisher, Proprietor. Corner Ferry andLiberty streets, N. E.cor from Chemeketo hotel, Salem, Or. Good accommodations for commercial travelers. First-class rigs always on hand Charges reasonable. C M. L0CKW00D, SALEM, OREGON. MTABLISUED BT WATIOJfAl. AUTHORITY TheCapital National Bank OK- Cipilil Sarpla SALEM l'lid if, OREGON. . - $75,000 . - - 10,000 ilas, R. 8. WALLACE, President. W. W. MAIVTIN, Vlee-Prekldent. J. HV ALBERT. J. - - Cashier. blRtCTORSi W.T.Gray, W.W. Martin, J. M. Martin, H. B, Wallace. Ir. W. A.Cuilck, J. H. Albert. T. McF. latuin. LOANS MADE lb termers on whet and other uiarlttl- able produce, consigned or tn tore. either In private cranrior public warehouses. SUte ud CfiiBty WvmU Ibmkl af i'ar. COMMERCIAL PAPER iu&Ant4 t pAuinulile rate. Drafts drawn dlrett ou New Vork.CUlcaBO.rtan rranetsoo), Partlund. London, Purl. Jrlln, JfoBf itmf and ClHitia. Headquarters for tho Willamctto Valley for th j celebrated Columbia bicycles and tricycles; Tho Columblas aie well known, are the best made, and have valuable Im provements loriiie year, nioso wanting machines will do well to call on or correh nond with me before nurchasinir. Olllco atailbeitllros.' bank, a7 Commercial kt., uaiem. . DO YOU EAT? If yon do, call at tho W. C. T. U. RESTAURANT in the onora bouse ulock. whcrCyou can get n good clean mcalat any tlmeof day or (tvenlntr. This restaurant is under new manage ment UI1U AUliniuuiluu la guaiuuLctu. .v erj'thlng Is In first-class shaie. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. HO WARD, Tho Now Managers. THE HOME RESTAURANT, Saving been furnished for tho especial accommodation of the public, we te the attention of the the IIUNGKV a . lmH aiu rv tiltm IfrtiaaX luvfa now HUU B1CCUJ UICI IU VM iiuinv tvxi7t v n and cleim; good 'Home" meals oerved rcg- uiuny iuito iiiiiv-r u uj. - w..v . the kitchen. Give us a call and see for yours .-If. E. M. LAW, Proprietor. Cor. Court and High St., Balem, Or. DIt. H. SMITH, DENTIST, Has a new process by which he can fit plates of artwlclal teeth so jerfuctly that onecan eat with them well the flrnt day they are inserted. Thoe wearing Iooe plates, rattlinguround in the mouth while eating, to the great annoyance of them elvc and ouiopuny, should call pn Dr. JI. Hinltnandgett with which they will enjoy comfort. Ir. Hralth's office U now moved ucrcs tho tretf over Dearborn's harness ..tore. H work warranted to please. Teeth filled or extracted with out loin. Itemember the place, over Dear bora's harness shop, Commercial street, Balem, Oregon. Ww Wo have just received a large invoice of now goods, including many novelties In summer clothing. "We will sell these very cheap. Nice lines of white goods will bo sold at prices far'b-ilrjw their actual value. Wo have new and elptrnnt, lliriil-n-nliriir. tnnia mwi iinoio T,.i,ti, ...,. will sell for less than other dealers pay for them. We have cotton llau- neis; twelve yards for 1; white goods, fourteen yards for l;;drcss buttons, 6c per 'dozen; dress goods, usual prico 12, now 81c; houselinings, 3c per yard; lawns 4c a yard. N Wo will sell all kinds of goodsat tho same- relative figures. Call aud be convinced that we have tho best goods, aud sell tho cheapest. Capitol Adventure Company, OPERA HOUSE CORKER, Salem, ----.- Oregon. A. E. STRANG, No. S03 Commercial Street, SALEM, - - 'OREGON. DEALER IN STOVESand RANGES Plumbing, Gas and Steam Filling. Tinware and Artistic Metal Work a Specialty. XS- Agent for tho ItlCHAKDSON 4 BOYKTOM COMPANY'S Furnaces, tabllslied In 18t Eh- New Butcher Shop AT 1SJO. llO STATE ST. ANGEVJNE & HANSOME. Have opened up e. first-class butcher shop at the above location, where they will be pleased to serve tho people with tho CHOICEST AND BEST MEATS of all kinds that tho market nflbrdH. Give them a call and be convinced of tho superiority of tholr meats. 4UGoous dcllveredfiee. THE OLD RELIABLE Blacksmith and Wagon maker, John Knight Is now fully established ut his new quarters n Liberty Street. He likes all the new method!) in his nrt and makes a specialty of diseases of horso's feet. Frank Lynch has charge of tho wagon department aud docs a general repairing business. These gentlemen oro too well known for us to try and recommend them Mr. Knight has been hero for!5 years. XOTICK OR ELECTION. VOTICE Is herehyglvcn that thero will he rt an election held attho Alert Hook aud Ladder truck luniho nt Kalcm, Oreiron, on Monday, July l.lbSU, between the hours ofUo'dock a. m and 4 o.clock p. in. of Mild day for tho purpose of electing u chief engi neer and an assistant engineer of tho S.i lem Flro department for the ensuing year, and the following persons uro named and apppointed Judges of ha Id election to-wit: j: ;. Hnoth. W. 3. Clark. Walt Iwc. It. E. I'rott. The following persons are appoint ed Clerks, tewlt: M. 0. Ktnrr and A. I. Fraser. IKinohy order of the Hoard of Fire Delegates or iiio'buicm fire ijepari ment, JuuolO, 18y. Attest: S. T. IUcii.uinsotf, I'rw. II. F. D. 8. F. D. A.L. FitAnrn. HccreUiry li. F. D. 8. V. D. 0-18-Ht ATTENTION FARMERS! Illg, little, new, old,ieoond-liund, rolling, flat, Improved, unimproved, and In fact all kinds of Farms for Sale. A good farm cheap and crop thrown In Come nd m us bcforeydi buy. THOMAS & PAYNE or SJT.A.TE ST-. SALEM. Oregon House! Corner Mill and Summer Sts., Three Blocks West or Dcpdl, Salem, Op. PLEASANT ROOMS AND GOOD TABLE. Board and Lodging Per Day, $1. Fico transportation of passengers and boggngo to and from depot. B. J. SHAKF, Proprietor. WANTKD. WANTED A situation by n boy H years worker, cim plow or tend stock. Call nt tho Olllco of tllO UAl'lTAI. .IIIUIINAL fOr"l." ou i WANTED A gentleman of live years e.x perlcneo In commission business wants n position Indoors where ho can put In all his time. Has had soinoexpcriciica in real estate and insnrnnee; is a good hand In a warehouse; Is a good ninthematlrliiu and can keep books and make himself general ly useful ond Is not afraid of woiit. Best of references given. Address "11.," Jihtu nai. orriru. C-Htf roit iti:NT. nmr iti-vpri o n.in i.vn..n.. n..Mi nicely fumUhed rooms, cither Willi or without board. For particulars call upon Wm. 8. Arnold, 3(J7 Winter street. FOIt SALU "UP 1.10 It MALIJ. A FA11M OF 34) ACltl'iS 1' all under fcncuundcultlintlon. In tim best rungo country of iCustorn Oiegon. Tho best chance over otlercd foe n mun to encugo In stock raising. For particulars cull on or address W. II. BYAKS, Balem, Oregon. ruorKssioNAi. caiids. I JTHHXWTattorney atTaw, H.ilem, Oro ' eoii. Olllco uistairH In tho l'utton bl(x:k. f J. JENNINO.S I). D. M.-DKNTIMT J O'llco In tho Sew Bank Block. Com merclal street, Salem. Sign of tho big uwth. dw i)rtYriiuiATr.MTts.TriirArKTTfccuY J. physician and surgeon, has located und taken rooms oicr Kqulro Farrar's grocery store. Chronle diseases a spec laity. Consultation free. 12-21dw TTTTrWTLT.TATrs, KTirNOOTtAPTlUR M . und Typewriter Copyist. Wlllmaku reports of trials, etc.; copying on type wrlternccuratcly and neatly douo. Olllco with I A. Maiming, Commercial St., Up stairs, Now Bank Block. hocurrv notiuim. 8, LIVEl)DOENo. 18, I. O. O. F., meets In Odd Fellows' Hull unstalrs. Come. ommerclal and Ferry streets, every Hat uruuriti i'rvii. in, J. T. UllEtlO. JAB. WAIrON, Secretary. N. AH.-cdgwick I'osTTno. 10, Depart ment of Oregon, meets every Monday evening ut the hull ou-r the Oregon Uind oompuny's otllce, Vl.ltlng comrades art cordially Invited to attend. A. W. DiiAVOEH, Foot Commadcr. B. F. BoUTiiwicK, Adjutant. peoples meeting at 1:30 p. in. Prayer moot In? Thursday evening nt 7:S0. llov. llol Uns pastor. Usitaiuan Socictv ltcgular services Sunday morning nt 10:30 n m ut their hall, corner of Court ond Liberty streets, up stairs'. General imitation. Scuts free. LATEST BY TELEGRAPH Isaac ntman, tho inventor of tho system of shorthand writing that bcjtrs his name, is a good example- of vigorous and industrious old age. lie is past seventy-six years of age, and works daily from six o'clock in tho morning until six o'clock In tho ovening. IIo used to work from elx o'clock in tho morning until ten o'clock at night, but now says ho is getting too old to work all day. A letter was recently discovered among tho Massachusetts State ar chives written by William Cullen Iiryant in November, 1814, and soli4 citing "in the present struggle with a powerful enemy a lieutenancy in tho army about to be raised for tho protection ami defense of Massachusetts." Trucks and Drays. MORGAN h MEAD Aro now provided with fine new drays mid truck undure prepared lououll bust- ne. in nut line in mo uesipi snnpe. They give tliclr iier-onal .upervlton to all Wert. U.i-iio'Htttelir.dOuiiimelrcinl st-ett, Tv&a, VKft sCx The Clilrf Rrnsou rnr tno groat RUO cess of Hood's Sarsaparllla Is found In the arttclo Itself. It Is merit that wins, and tho fact tli.it Hood's S.irs.ip.irlll.i actually nc compllblies what Is claimed for It, Is wli.it has given to this mcdlclno a popularity and sale- greater than that of njiy other sarsapa- IVI pr it Ain5 rllIa or blood purl meil l VVIIIO flor beforotho public, nood's Sarsajiarllla cures Scrofula, Salt Rlicuin and all Humors, Dyspepsia, Sick fleaclaclie, Biliousness, overcomes That Tired Feeling, creates an Appctlto, strength ens tho Nerves, builds up tho Wholo System. Hood's Nur.iirmrillii Is sold by all drug gists. $1; six for S3, l'rcpnrcd by C. I. Hood C Co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass Small Farms for Sale, A number of tcn-acro tracts of desirable land within one find a half miles of Salem, at prices ranging Ironi $"X) lo J1U0 per uci c. Apply to WILMS dc CHAMI1KHLIN, C-2)-Im Opera House Block. WHEN YOU ARE HUNGRY no to Tin: Star Lunch Counter 210 Commercial Street, Where you can gut a llrst-class lunch for any price from n nickel up. No Chlimmcii aro employed. HEED'S OPERA 110 USB. ONE WEEK COMMENCING Monday Evening, June 24. Engagement of WOOlllllOI'l) umrt mxm u And her excellent company. Monday............ .......Golden Giant Tuonduy... .. May IHohkoiii Wedmatduy,... .........Among tho I'lncs Tlruntday...... .............. Caprice Friday Ji MM.Ikh MatliH-o............... ...... j I'unclion Saturday...... ......... ..Two Orphans Two Good Watches Given Away I Prices, 10, 'JO ind 30 cents. Keats ou sulo at 1'attou's, Proposals for Ihiller. nronoitaUforfuriiUhliiirut tin. ylum.it r:-. .. .:... ......r . . ;ouiium, more or lens, 01 miner 01 uiui ipiiu rplIK BOAHI) of TriuUx-s of tho Orfgon kUitoliiM-iniiaHiluiii hereby liivitemtilrd v oou Ity. to be fiirnlslicd III such nuuntltles und ut uth times us rciulred, for on yetir. The right to reject uuy und ull bids U re served. Bids will ho opmifd ut II o'clock a. in. Tuesday,J3lyl. 18. m LVlTim l'ENNOVEIl, OEO. W. Mi'llKIDK, G. W. WEIIII. IkurdolTruktetii. W. .MUNI.V, Clerk of lUMinl. Plain Talk Ly Tanner. Washington, Juno 28. Commis sioner Tanner,, in an interview, said: "I do not think my dismissal from olllce will occur for somo tlmo yet. I had some business with tho presi dent, and after all that has appeared in tho newspapers, ho never once alluded to tho subject of dismissal. I mentioned in tho course of conver sation tho desperate and continuous assaults that aro being mndo upon me. 'Tanner,' lie replied, mover mind them, but go ou and do your business.' "If," continued Tanner, warming up as lie progressed, "in any manner I liavo been imposed upon, if any shadow of wrong has been or may bo perpetrated under mo while r am commissioner, no one will jump on it sooner than I will." Albany l'oints. Albany, June 20. A dispatch In reference to tho salaries of tho post olllccsof tho Pacltlc coast states that the salary of the Albany postolllco has been reduced from ?lG0O to $1200. Tliis, postmaster Thompson says, is a mistake. Tho salary will bo in creased to 1700, the volumo of busi ness exceeding $o,000, which llxes tho salary at $1700. Jesso Mason, an emnlove in tho Haw-mill of Allen Parker, near Ya quina City, met with a serious acci dent Thursday. Tn Some manner Ids hand was caught in a circular saw, and it was so mutilated that it had to ho amputated. Attuuiitcil Arson. Tuscola, 111., Juno 28. A few nights slneo an attempt was mndo to bum the Odd JAiUowh hall on iiiiul Htrect, where a number of preachers said to bo Mormon elders were holding meetings. The mis slonaiies started the,, people up to such nu extent that tho Mormons have been attacked several times lately. Kll'uct on n Johnstown Hank. Johnstown, Juno 23 About 2C0 iliiposlts books of the Johnstown savings bank aro repotted lost by tho depositors. Thero was ?774,0!)0 on deposit. Much of this is tho property of deceased people having no heirs. Four bodies weiu recov ered this morning. Tlmy aro Lenviii Us. San Kkancisco, June 28. Chi nese Consul llco is abbcut from tho city, but ono of tho attaches of tho consulate declares that since tho Scott .act becanio a law about C0OO Chinese have loft tho city, and less than !!00 have arrived. Foreign Railway Mutters. JiL'itLiN, Juno 28, Germany has bought a majority of tho shares of tho Swiss western railway and re placed tho French by German dl rectors. Fred Douglas .Minister to llayli. Washington, Juno 28. The presldcntappolntod Frederick Dong las of tho District of Columbia to bo minister resldentnnd consul general of tho United States to Hayd. Union 'l'uciik Intensions. Nnw Yoiiic, Juno 28. Tho Mall mid Express, in its financial article, says that a HUlllcIont amount of new bonds of Consolidated Oregon Short Lino will bo used (o provide for all the branch Unci needed. CII.N'DKX.SKI) IHSI'A'R'HKS. Tho banks of Portland have deckl ed to form a clearing house. Mapleson's operatic season in Lon don was u Hat failure. There is lighting In Hoaiiln bo tween tho Turku and Insurgents. There Is troublo between ICngland and Portugal over Delagoa bay In Africa. Many of tho laborers at Johnstown have been stricken down with Ty phoid fever. J ted Cloud will not sign the Sioux treaty unless hu. Is heavily paid by the government for doing so. Mrs. Mackay luiH.Hii'.'d two Kn gllsh paiiers for wiylng that hor mother wan a washerwoman, Thirty yearn ago thoTlioinaH Dick axon, a Now JJedford whaling ship, wiw lost in the Oehotsk mm, Last bummer tho bark Ciqio Horn Pigeon took ii whale In tho same Ma, and Imbedded In the blubber was tho Iron of a harpoon, with the words "lhoiinn Dickasou" utuiopeil on It. It was as blight and Hluirp as when It wiu llrst Httiukluto (ho whale, at least thirty yearn ago, Automatic Spelling. A writer expreses tho hopo that beforo tho typewriter Is many years older somo inventive gonius will liavo been nblo to compass the prob lem how to givo It somo sort of dictionary attachment, which will enable it to spell better than It does at present. Tho typewriter is a toll talo Itistrumont. It conceals noth ing. It is in that respect very un like tho pon, tho breadth of whoso stroke, liko charity, covers a multi tude of sins in orthography. Speaking generally, every body who is not a good speller should writowitli as broad a nib as possible. Tho great tiling, of course isto writo as vaguely as may be to lenvo as much as may bo to the imagination. The Importnnt question of "ic" and "el," of -'ible" and "able" how often an unecrtainity in regard to tlieso two combinations Is got over by tho simple addition of a little more obscurity to tho uulnlelligl bllity of one's linndwrltingl It is indeed, whispered that thero aro pcoplo who actually cultivato a rather blurred callgraphy in order to disguise an orthographic weak ness which othcrwlso is only too apparent. Tho typewriter, It Is clear, must bo avoided by such persons unless, Indeed, thesuggested attach ment can bo mndo. And then, conceive tho popularity of tho ma chine imagine the" rim upon It' its almost universal adoption. Of course, tho thoroughly educated person always spoils correctly, but how many are thoroughly educated, or, if they ever were so, have beou ablo to retain their acquirements? Favoring a (litest. "You couldn't glvo mo a suite of rooms with a hath room adlolnimr could you?" asked a young and es thetic neophyte of a Montana hotel proprietor. "A what?" asked tho dazed Men tanlan. "A sulto of rooms." "A which?" "Why, a sulto of rooms a pah-loriuid.bed-clmmlmli' - " "": "How wauy Is thero of you?" asked tho dued landlord. "No ono Is with mo." "And you want two hull foonm to yourself, and a bath-room thrown in? Well If you ain't got tho cheek I don't know who has. Here, maw, show this chap up to that little room over tho kltohen that ain't got but four beds In It. IIo wantH to bo kinder private lto does. And ho wants a bath, too, so you glvo him a sasser of soft soap and tho towel after tho rest is done with It. aiidthenshow him where tho pump Is. ' This ain't exactly the Parker House in Jloston, but when n gont from tho Hub favors mo with his comp'ny ho gets tho best wo got, ho does," Lois of Jam for Johnstown. Even disaster has comlu phrases and charity Is sometimes humorous. A funny tiling about JohiiHtown's horror wnti tho extent to which tho pitying and generous heart of tho country yielded up Jam for th re lief of tho suH'erei-H. Meal, was scarce, there was rarely any butter, milk could bo got but infrequently, and sugar was nlwavH lacking when milk was to bo had, while fruit was worth Its weight In gold, hut thero was always plenty of Jam. JJicad and Jam was the staple diet of the gi eater populatien: raspberry Ja:n,HtrawberryJam, blackberry Jnm, orangejaiu, applo Jam, peach Jam, chorryjain, every kind of Jam ex cept Jim-jams could bo had for ask ing by any Hiillbrcr. It is doubtful If any ono man except a Jam manu facturer, ever saw so many dllorent kinds of Jam as were displayed up on IhoJohnitown relief stores. Martin Irons, the once powerful labor leader In Missouri, who sent word to General ManaitcrHoxlothat ho didn't have time to see him, is now dirty aud half clothed run ning a shabby little fruit stand Iti St. Louis. In the Humphrle family of Flem ing county, Ky., are live girls, nam ed respectively Arkansas, Louistiua, Tuiiiichdvu, Florida ami Vlrgiulti. '1 hey all approve, too, of tho state of matrimony. The (list freo school in Utah terri tory Is (o bo established at Ogdon, tho people of that city having recent ly, at the polls, decided In favor of n freo school system. IMoiidcH have tho smallest feet and hfiiuots the best formed. A shoe maker ho knows says so. Wright's Myrrh 'looth Houp comes olt iiiiUt.'rur uu-ry time ou hioo u brush with It, Trj It. Hold by ull druHtsJ ' J .3U-. 8: . i ws 'i jy H- i 1 1 1 I f H J 'I i k( ! 8 Gl MJ n v r ;-s.i,..,-.t-