Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, August 16, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextV1 T3IE CAPITAL EVENING- JOURNAL. n ft '- THE CAPITAL JOURNAL rp: I'UIIMHIIHI) DAILY, KXCKITHUNUAV, 1IY THE Capital Journal Publishing Company. (Incorporated.) Knlored nt the Ktofllcc nt Hiilem, Or.,as iiconnd-clfiM matter. CLARE B.IRVINE, Manager. Sco fourth page for term of ubncrlp- IM v i . .. ,, Ailverllwncmn to Insure lnxcrtlnti (for tliu name day) should bo handed In by 1 o'clock. Correspondence containing news of In terest nml Importance In denlred from nil parts of tliOHUitc. 'o attention will bo pnld toimonymoiiK communication. Person de-drlng the Uai'ital Jombnai. nerved nt their Iiouhok ran ticcuro It by -isit card request, or by word left at this olllce. Hpcclmcn numbers cent frctionnppllca- Ofllco, corner Court and Liberty HtrectH. FRIDAY AUOUST 10, 1881) Tin: celebration of Hie 80tli birth day of Alfred Tennyson, tho poet laureate of Ktifrltmil, recalls to iiilntl that iiiuiiy of the literary men of America have passed the throe Hcorc yearn anil ten mllo-Htone. fj'eorge lluncroft, the hlntorIuii,vlll be 8'J In October, Whlttler 82 In December nml Holmes 8') on the Ullth of title month. TIichu men have all been honored by their fellow cltlzeiiH, and have lived to a K)"od and noble purpose. IN March, 1801, Benator Kenyan of Texan was it)polnted postmaster fjenural under the provisional ov ernineiit, and the next year he was reappointed to the name olllce under tho permanent government, lie was also acting Heeretary of the treasury for u short time near the close of tho war. lie was the only cabinet ofllcor that was captured with .lell'erHon Davis, and was con fined for many months In J'ort Warren. Tin: least learned are aware that there are many languaKCH lit the woild, but the actual number Is probably beyond the dreams of or dinary people. Tho geographer Bulbl enumerated eight hundred and sixty, which are entitled to be considered as distinct languages, and live thousand which may ho re garded as dialects. Adulguns, an other modern writer on this subject, reckons up three thousand and Hlxty fotir languages and dialects, exist ing, and which havo existed. STATISTICS OF LON'IUVITY. J)r. Farr, an English scientist, : says that If one could watch the i march of 1,000,000 people through life the following result would be ob-icrvnblc: Nearly Jo0,000 would die tho first year, 63,000 the Hecond year, 28,000 In the third year, and less than four thousand in the thirteenth year. At the end of forty-llvo years 500,000 will have died. At tho end of sixty years 370,000 will be still living, at the end of eighty years, 07,000; at eigh-ty-Jlvo years, 31,000 and at ninety live years. 2.100. At the end of 100 years there will be 223, and at the end of 108 years there will be but one survivor. SOUNDS DtJItlNO TIIU NIMHT. The great audibility of souuds du ring the niirht Is a phenomenon of considerable interest, undone which has been observed even by the an cients. In crowded cities, or in their vicinity, the eli'ect was gener ally ascribed to the rest of animated beings, while in localities where such an explanation was inapplica ble, It was suppoaed to arise from a favorable direction of the prevailing wind. Home authors ascribe this fact to the cessation of the humming of Insects, the singing of birds, and and the action of the wind on the leaves of tho trees; but Huron Hum boldt Justly maintains that this can not be the cause of It on tho Orinoco where tho buzz of insects is much louder in the night than in the day, and where the breeze never rises until after sunset. Hence lie was led to ascribe the phenomenon to the perfect transparency and uni form density of the idr. Tlie Wayside Inn. I halted nt a pleasant Inn, An I my way win wending A golden apple wan the sign, From knotty bough depending, Mine hot It wa nn npple tree Ho smilingly received me, And spread hi choicest, sweetest fruit, To strengthen and relieve m'c. Full many a leathered guest Came through Its branches springing; They hopped and tlewfrom spray to spray Their notes of gladness singing. Iteneath his shade I laid mo down, And slumber sweet possessed mc; The soft wind blowing through the leaves, Willi whispers lowcarescd me; And when I lose, and would have paid My host so open-hearted, lleonly shook his lofty head I blessed him and departed. From tho German. reveal The Tin: census of 181)0 will many wonderful changes. central lino of population will be much nearer the Mississippi river than It was ten years ago. Over sixteen million acres of laud were sold In the last fiscal year under the operation of tho homestead and timber culture laws. More than 124,000,000 acres or laud have been settled in the last eight years. Tho greatest changes have taken place in tho northwestern groupo of states and territories, where nearly sixty million acres have boon settled within tho piiHt eight years. On tho Paelllo coast lD.tXHI.OOO acres have been settled and UI.OOO.IXH) acres must bo added for the southern states on botli sides of tho Missis sippi. Along the l'aelllo railroads 18,000,000 acres have boon oonod since tho last census. In other words, tlto government and tho Paelllo railroads have opened for settlement In tlto last eight years a territory larger than tho Now Kng lnud, Middle States and South Unroll mi combined larger thunder many or Kraneo and about twice as largo as (ireat liritalii untl Ireland J'hkvioijh to tho wedding day tho Chinese brldo lias her eyebrows pulled out, sothatsho is recognized over afterwards as a married wo man. With tho Japanese tho priest blackens tho pearly teeth of tho bride, using for tills purpose the same Indelible lacquer applied to coal-scuttles and otherslmilar Japan waru; and this serves from this time to her death to notify that she has entered tho marriage state. Tin: deceased David H. Terry was at nno thno chief Justice of tho su premo court of Callornla, and has always Ix'ou a prominent figure in tho political history of the state. Tho killing of l S. 'senator llroderlek In the early days of Cali fornia, caused at the time a deep personal resentment against Terry by a portion of the coplo of the state which tluvutoucd to termin ate his carver in California, hut lie always had a number of ad herents, ami ho remained. He was married to Sarah Aithca Hill, who claimed to bo tho wife of ex-Senator Sharon, while prosecuting her claim against the Sliiuon eMato. Tills brought him into a ii vent fill atti tude toward Justice Filed, who last year rendered a decision In the I'liltod States circuit court denying her claim to 1st the wife of Sharon. M i-s. Terry created a scene In the court during the muling of tho de lta Missed (ho Train. To Governor Iwry of Mississippi: The governor sat In his easy chair, a spyglass at his eye "Has any ono seen 3,000 men on a train of cars go by? A pilot train with tho bad men on, one more, and another one still; with ruttlo of wheels and clang of bell, nml shriek of whistle shrill' They travel not its tho Hying skip, in silence ami In fear: they whoop and holler and howl and yell for all the world to hear. They have advertised tho place of the light, for six long weeks or more, and I fear that 1 cannot llnd the place till that brutal tight is o'er. Oil rally and squander, my men at arms, and look If you may see where three railway train and three thousand men have hidden away from me. They rallied and squandered, those men at arms, they searched tho country through; and another governor caino along and Joined the searchers, too. They looked in tho clock anil under the stairs, and un der the bed they peered, and out In tho kitchen and every where, but tlie Uaiiis had disappeared. They felt In their pockets and looked In their hats and lowered a man down hi tho well, but where all those sluggers had disappeared to, there wasn't nobody could tell. They asked a boy at Lowry's store, and the blind man down by the hall, ami the woman who keeps tho can dy shop, but they hadn't seen noth ing at all. They dragged the pond at Sawyer's mill, and they ques tioned the tollgatu man, mid all through tho let at tho back of hit house, tho governor raced and ran. Hut all In vain for wherever he looked, went, tho people lie sought were gone, and the only place where he didn't look, was where tlie light was on. And ho never knew there had been a tight, until a week and ii day, then lie sent a constable after the men, 4,000 miles away. hong lives tho State of Mussaslp! Tho governor, long live he! If over tho moon should run away, may he tie there to see! Should hostile ihiw- ers invade Ills land at some far dis tant day, may he llnd the foe that wastes Ills state liefore It goes uwuy. Anil great good medicine had It been, for the land of the sunny south, had the governor closed, his smooth-bore eyes and looked with his long ninue mouth. lturdottc. Tho Ureailfiil. "How glad I am, dearie, that our tastes arc so very similar," said Mrs. Honeyllp to her husband, when they returned from their bridal tour and were furnishing tlie Hat In which they were to be "so perfectly huppy." "Weagree about cverythiug,don't we, darling?" she continued. "We both wanted cardinal and gray to bo tho prevailing tones in the par lor, we agreed exactly about the blue room and hall. Wo both like tlie same kind of chairs. Oh, we agree exactly, don't we, and how nice it is! I'd feel dreadful if wo main agree, particularly about any any important tiling. "So would I, darling," he said, "It's lovely to live in such perfect' harmony. Now, I guess I'll hang this lovely little water-color your aunt gave us right over tills cabinet, shan't I?" "I don't hardly know, dear. Wouldn't it look better over that bracket on tho opposite wall?" "I hardly think so, love; tho light is so much better here." "Do you think so.George? Really, now, I don't like it in that light." "You don't? Why it's just the light for it. It's entirely too dark for a water-color on the other wall." "I don't think so at all. Water- colors don't want a great deal of light." "They certainly don't want to bo in tho shade." "They certainly don't want to hung in a perfect glare of llyht." "I guess I've hung pictures before to-day, and " "Oh, George how cross you are!" "I'm no closer than you are, and " "You are, too, and I I oh, iiow can yon lie so cruel?" "l'shaw, Helen, only said " "Oil. I know what you said, and it lias broken my heart!" "There, there, "dear " "Oil, It has! I I-O'oorge, you really want me to go back nianuna and papa?" "Why, darling, you know- " "He lit Ciiiinc, boo how, if you d d o, boo, boo, I will. It would bo better, boo lioo, than for me and you to quarrel hi over everything, and" "There, there, my dear, 1" "Mamma was afraid we were too unlike in disposition to get along well, but J 1 I h, George, this Is too perfectly dreadful!" Kfc The Chief Kenton for tno great sua cess of Hood's Sarsaparllla Is found In tbl article Itself. It Is merit that wins, and tbl tact that Hood's Sarsaparllla actually ao complUhes what Is claimed for It, Is what bas given to this medicine a popularity and lalo greater than that of any other sarsapa- Mprit Wint rlIla or bIood purt I VIC I II VVIIO fler beforo the public, flood's Sarsaparllla cures Scrofula, Ball Rheum and all Humors, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Biliousness, overcomes Thai Tired Feeling, creates an Appetite, strength sns the Nerves, builds up tbo Whole System. Hood's Mnrinpnrillu Is sold byalldruf fists. $l;slxfor$3. Prepared byC. I. Hoo I'm.. Apothecaries. Lowell, Mass. do to Squire 11. li was appointed United States years ago, and of I'leasantvllle, an agent of the government some ordered to South western Minnesota, with instruc tions to build a saw-mill and grist mill for Mr. Lo, the poor Indian. After a year or so had elapsed the department sent out another agent to look after things and report pro gress. Tlie latter visited B. B 's district, and found that tlie dam only had been completed. He re ported that he had examined things in B. B 's agency, and found a dam by a mill site, but didn't see any mill by a dam site. Sitting on the Safety Valve. Many tiro they who have laughed at the story of tho green steamboat llreman who sat on the safety valve to prevent it leaking. Yes thousands are repeating his folly every day. They are troubled with blotches, pimples, eruptions, salt rheum, bolls carbuncles, ulcers and old sores, and tiro contenting themselves with sup pressing the symptoms without re moving the cause. They sit on these safety valves oy which nature is driving out blood inpurities, in stead of using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, which cures by removing the cause, which is in the blood. It is a wonderful blood pu rifier and invigorating tonic. Do you think tho proprietorsof Dr. St'ge's Catarrh Jlemonv would oiler, a they have dono for many yearn, si standing reward of $.r00 for a case of catarrh which they cannot cure, if they did not positively know that the remedy will absolutely nnd permanently cure catarrh. Sold by dluggistsat only CO cents. Didn't You Have the $2fi? Eighteen years ago wo were offer ed the lots on which the Windsor hotel block now stands' in Denver for JjiS each. Tbo lots could noc be bought to-day for ?o0,()00. Yaquina Republican. clhlon by clmrelnir Justice Field with U'lnir isirrunt. Hildas she nw "' well-known detection of fused to remain quiet, Justice Kleld '". ' "Diplomacy," through the directed that she K removed faun lH'rfinuo of it woman's glove, was re- the court. When tlie deputy at- lfHliiml by a recent occurrence in tempted to carry out the order of lrln. A man who found his room tlie i-otiit, she Uviiuie Involved In a wbUnl of all his Jewelry jht-vIwhI a pergonal quarrel with that oillclul locullur perfume, and a few days and Judge Terry intorforrvd, draw- later noilivd It again while pacing lug a dagger from his vest. He lwo welUliel women In tin was disarmed and Uuli Terry tiuil "trxn-t. They were arrested and hU wife were adjudged with eon- found to bo the thieves. tempt and committed lojull. Korn Tlto women of Kgypt are not al- long time the remark was current lowed to go out of doors us women throughout California (hut if Judge In other countries are, and many or Terry ever met JuMlco Kleld In them never get bovoiidtho walls of pilbllo u tragic bvyno would tin- their housk. Tho cows sleep In tho ijonbii ijiy follow, i,je (jt with tbo jRHiple, Tho first live minutes at the Spo kane Kails II iv cost about two mil lion dollars a minute. Tliero wasn't a breath of wind when the lire start ed, a dead calm prevailed at tho time and the spectators suoposed tho firemen would speedily bring tlie (lames under control. ThN could have been dono if projier pre cautions had been taken, but tho su perintendent of tlto water works was out of tho city, and for some rctiMin the men In charge failed to respond to the call for more pressure. Tlie heat created a current of air and In less than half an hour tho eiiinu uiock oi inime snops was en veloped In tlutnes, and burning shingles and dobrb filled (he air, Igniting several adjacent blocks at the same time. Then tho town went, solid brick and granite Iwlng Inelfeetual. Proper work during the tlrst two minutes would have saved the town. All the good republicans ut Deer Park tlsh for trout in Lake Cleve land. Private Sodrctury Halford's fa vorite poet is Tennyson. a Mi:mofH li?.ii:k. A Laity JVenrly Prostrated l . Tale ut Jloillcluo. A lady vrrll-kuownlnthuWcjtem Ad.:;-.. luu tve u a Ktvut uuTcrvr Iorut wit', i.k! KviltonnuditYtpcpita. firm' l h i ,o ,, inoulab praising Joy'iVoyuittbto Ma -msj -:'.,. be Km (or a botUc. TUo itrujgUt, u.4 I . I us It, UlUxltbcw into UiiutfiusU" .-! parlll. At tbo I.-udtue &ir4ivutll.i u . inlueml Hood purKtoo, tho c4W ( tuv ctnpo h'l et lixllOouf lVnh tutu & ttowpt :. lrvdy dUtrvwlusly dellrute at dUuuaa, huotprvutratluxhortfiutteiuKttliu rvctlflod. Sho tbcu called upon Mr. Wwlrr. of X.7 i;uu trvt, wIkxo uuio vh uiuvu. tbow curvl by Jn)' Vcvtabto KitnaiwrUU Mr. Fouler wld ItMaitnSt that It bad cimsl her Ajla tviuurvO, tbo trcculJo rua lotmd wat mat tot and gotten Tlto ymK action of Its M'cvttWo tttpiulunu upcu lb llrc-r, lldocy ami illume ervatu, au4 lt ranu ttotuach tonics, wrre tbo wry thlrq; tuvded, and bo lvsu lapnnlns and wat brroM clt within A (ortnigbu TbU touudt lUe Ccllon, but tbo &amr ran bo ht ( ' The immediate symptoms of Dys I pepsin, or Indigestion, are a distres- stngt-ouso oi weight, oppression and fullness in tlie stolnacli, heartburn, loss of appetite, foul breath, belch ing, llatuleney, nalisea pains in die shoulders and breast. Dr. Henley's Dandejion Tonio promotes healthy digestion and removes all unhealthy symptoms. Sold by D. W. Mathews Among tho higher classes in China the married lady rises ea.rly, and first sees that tea Is prepared for her husband, as well aS some hot water for his morning bath. The same at tention is also exacted by the inother-in-law; Indeed, during the life of tho latter, ,tho wife has to be a very drudge in tho house. " THE NEW DISCOVERY." You have heardiyotir friends and neighbors talking about it. Yen may vourself lie que of the many wlio know from personal experience just how good a thing It Is. If you nave ever tiled it, you are ono of Its staunch friends, because tho won derful thing about it i, that when once given a trlah Dr. King's Tow Discovery ever af(er holds a place in tho house. If you have never used it and should be! atlhetcd with a cough, cold or anj- Throat, Lung or Chest trouble, tcmv a bottle at once and give It i trial. It is guaran teed every (tine, or money refunded. Trial Hot ties Freont Daniel J. Kry's wrugstotv. The terrible charge has K-en brought against Mayor Fit lor of Philadelphia, that he writes iootry. A SOUND LEGAL OPINION. F.. Riiiibrldgv, Monday Kq County Atty., Clay Co.. Tex. says: "Have used Klceirie llltters with inofcl happy rcHilts. My brother was al.so very low with Malarial Fever and Jaundice, hut was cured by timely use of this medicine Am satUtied Kleotrio Bitters saved has life." Mr. 1), I. YVllcoxsoii of Horse Cave, Ky., adds a like testimony, saylnc; lie positively believes he would nave died, had. It not been for Kkstrio Hitlers, Th:sgaat remedy will ward ott", oswill as euro all -Slalarial Diseases, .ind ior.dl Kidney, Liver and Stem aeh DiMinleni stands uuetiualed. Prhv Vie. and 1. at D.utlel J. Fry's Drugstore, It U nitorted that the lius-slau mission I to booJlervd b Hawley of tpuHwtleHL The Best Residence Localities In the city of Portland nnd other prosperous towns arc those owned hy men or corporations who have tlie disposition and ability to improve them. r o U I I 1 ri lil IS OWNED BY T1ID 1 lOTflA m And this Corporation is determined to 1 ml T Is Attractive Addition To tho city of Salem. They have at this time fifteen teams employed and the contemplated improvements have scarcely begun. It is intended to make the drive leading from Commercial street through -Riverside and High land additions and around Highland Park THE FINEST DRIVE IfN THE STATE Of Oregon. The line of the Salem Street Railway Company runs through the middle of this addition, and no lots will be more than two blocks distant from the line. Highland Park will in the near future be TI-IK MOST POPULAR RESORT ABOUT THE CITY OF SALEM. Lois in Highland Additon are High anil Dry and Well Located; Most Excellent Drainage The soil is black and rich. From all points a fine view is obtained of the public buildmg3 and our highest mountain peaks. Arrangements arc already being made for the location of two churches in this addition, and a number of .residences are soon to be built. Buildings ouly of the best class will be permitted. Residence lots within tlie limits of tho city of Salem are worth on an averaire overSlOOO. We mil sell vmi liPttrrlnfa in wtcth. land addition for one-third of the money, and being directly on the line of the street railway they are practi cally not half so far from the public buildings and the business part of the town as the majority of the so called "inside lots." Buy a Lot in Highland Addition for Three Hundred Dollars, And let some other fellow pay 51000 fur an inferior lot not so well located. With the difference of $700 you can build a beautiful cottage, or put it out at a rate of interest that will buy you nearly two thousand street car tickets every year. Oregon Sate Pair Twciity-nlntlinnniinl exhibition nt ftilein, Orcson, Commencing Monday, Sept. 1(5, Continuing ono week under tho tnuntige- iiient or tho O OKon Ktnto lion nt of Agrlcultuif. OVER $1,500 In Gash Piiiiiiitis Offered for ngrlculturnl Mock, dnlrv und ineclmnlcnl exhibits, for works of uit, fancy work, uud for trials of sjH'ed. and Trallin? Races 0 SEE HERE! Tf there is anyone in tlie whole state of Oregon who wants to return to the east he should read this advertisement: JOHN F.STRATT0N& SON Importers nnd Wholesale dealers In MUSICAL JIEUCIIANDISK. New York I'J nnd -15 Wnlker St. John F. atratton's Celebrnted Ilmslan Gut Violin strings, the Kiuestln tho World. ' Bargain For EVERY DAY Importnut Improvements have been mndoln tho premium llbt. deduced rntes for fum. nnd fn'lirlits ri, all transportation lines to nnd from tho fnlr. l'HICr-S OK ADMISSION: Men's day ticket Women's day ticket... Men's season ticket CO $2 no Women's keasoii ticket .... .... l w Send to the secretary at Salem for n pre mium list. J.T. AI'I'KKSON. J. T. QIIKOG, &.XMVtary. ,,ro,,acnt- c-" b, ooo.ooo i"i ben m tt o(tM Urgut uul must rulutJalioiue, and They oau Ferry's Seeds M, FERRY lCO.in ntnolWJ to be toa largest Seedsmen In the world. D M.FxnBTJkCo'i lllailrt(J,IVKTip tin wid lnca SEED ANNUAL For I nno Winh.m.iii rerr ta all AnnliAnfs anl t ; taluirr,iratoiaNi , runout nnlMnvit ,.h. D. M. FERRY A CO., Oatralt. Mich. 1 I Cirpn m YJV . Rtl.td & Our Guarantee If a dealer receives a complaint, (which he believes to be honest) rrom any musician to whom he has sold anyoftheso strings, ho Is authorized by us to give him another string without eunrg,andnll such loss will be made good by us to our customers, without quibble or question. (Uownreot imitation.) Dealers win please send lor descriptive catalogue. Trndj supplied nt lowest price. To Exchange for- .HfSwwPVsi Jr9&' ---. O A Klbha V ', ' ;iAS OREGON LAND! ST. PAfSJWl, Boys and Girls. The school will open on the 2h of September. Thorough Instruc tion In the primary and advanced English Branches. UTIX AND EEMLNTS OF MUSI -In course.- 'lEItMS nnd further Information may be had on application to UEV. K. H. POST, Cor. Chemeketa nnd BtateSU. S-20-tf A GOOD CHANCE XEW LI VERY STAULK. Gaines Fisher, Proprietor. IVrner Kerry and Ulxrty ttrecW, N. E. cor from Cticmcketo hotel, slem, Or. S-For particulars call at this ortlce. Northern Pacific Railroad. GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE. TWO KASTTKAINS DAILY! NO CHANGE OK OAIUS SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO And all points East via St. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS. The Northern Pacific railroad Is the only one running lWenj;ertrulne,fckxmdclaAj sleepers (free of charge) Luxurious Day SSii'! tollman l-atace Kleeping Can. lt, , V.,n,ogCare.(nieal 5c) from Port land to the east. w tb ?Sur tlcket read via the Northern Pacule railroad and avoid the change of cars. $75 to $250S27gr-ibAS5-: r, . I VJVRFU Mi.XViUllI.UUA 1 4UQS cewiiw traveler I CtM rMftMlf , HaLf?V0.,'Drllnndat,,a-m.nd & p. ru. .1wr5,r;c ')yi3iojf.-Traln leave Front and u strvci dally at UiS a. m. and KMQ P.IU-; Arrn.atTiioonmat 7:10 p in and Jla InaiTlVK-llll-'i. tr nn.llMin m i.rouSh fullm Palac Weeping W, SSai5Sajr wc A' nnet palace dining cam between IVmhmri Tnmnigi KntH, . . lu. ..... - "- f ..-......-'. ---- SfSSr " oo ,-a i vs1 rua fflff ssiisi S? ?. wi wxzr&t TI21 1 Ua BhAnlB U m a . . - -i .mil IIIP1J1II h .. -j . - r ivi AriJ.aux 4-6-iMi liivrr." .vf "" "T ur commercial i:teihetr whole time tothe builntv Tsrure i A rew TKtinde m town and cinesTn. p Johiuon icu, low ilaln u Hichmoud, i mueu,a, , j,rtlana. Orwys. ivpui cortiir nut axw AmH, , trrvu U