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SALEM, OEEGOjSt. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 18S9.
NO. 187.
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Ladies Ciishtuore IIosp, black aud colors, nt 25e, sold everywhere at
40 cents, ,
Silk Handkerchiefs 25 fonts.
A few of those'irfen's luts loft which must go at half price. '
BLANKETS Sl.oO PER PAIR !
iuens uiiiiurweuruiui minis going nt a great reduction.
A full line of Surali SilUs, extra quality, at 75 cents per yi
I show more dress goods than any house in Salem, and
piece I sell with the latest trimming. My
Men's Underwear and Shhts going nt a great reduction.
any piece i sen witn tne latest trimming. jUy
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CLOAKS
Are of tlu best make and latest style"!. They were bought cheap nud
are marked very low. If you contemplate buying let me show them
to you.
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Years of experience as a caterer to the public enables me to buy the
right kind of goods and at the right kind of prices.
JGSMy Motte: "Always Lead and Never Follow."
T. HOLVERSON, ' ;
NEW HANK BLOCK, 301 COMMERCIAL ST.
RESIDENT LOTS IN
Nob Hill!
The whole plat id in a fine state of cultivation, seeded in clover, with
a good turf. No grubs, no stumps, no rocks or gravel, soil good, elevated
aud level, has a fine view of the city, surrounding country, the mountain
Ganges and suow-capped peaks. Pure cold well water. Is twelve blocks
south of the Chemekete hotel and postofllce blocks, on Commercial and
Liberty streets. These lots are offered by Geo. II. Jones on monthly
or quarterly installments, without interest until paid. They are now
actually worth in cash more than the prices r. ed for them on long time
without interest. If you want lots call on him at his real estate office No.
206 Commercial street, Salem. GEO. H. JONES.
Highland Grove,
On the Oregon Pacific Railroad Two Miles South of Mcliaina.
Lots can be selected and purchased by applying to S. M. McLane, mail
carrier, .or N. Mills, at the station, who will allow the plat. 'Prices are
reasonable and the location desirable.
GEO. H. JQNES, .
Real Estate Office, 206 Commercial Stieet, Salem.
Real Estate
AND
INSURANCE.
Hnlug iemocd my office to 0.5 Suite
Ktreet, I am now better prepared than eer
to do a ruslitng
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Fire and Accident Insurance
Written In tue.lHKs6mpanle doing busl
ness In Oregon. Cult on me nt once.
Isaac A. Manning,
! 95 State Street.
"FRESH LEMONADE l-
Ice-qold Milk Shakes!
CIGARS,
CANDY,
.v..:;;u i. nuts,
. And oil kinds of tobacco ut,
JaMHwS FJtlliTjSTD
Formerly owned by Ueuon) on State St.
A GOOD CDF OP COFFEB.
I( a great attraction Tor a restaurant. I
The coffee drawn from Hellenbrand' It
entCoffe receptacle Uone of the many!
creat
Attract
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tbouuui
laouuiuiu...- V.ntV
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exMllcut coffee
RealEstateBusiiiess
rani,
and can mntcli
Hub removed her millinery store to the
room ndjolnlng the Capital Jouiinal
and Is now ready to do
ALL KINDS Of MILLINERY,
She has Just received a new stock of the
Inteit btyles nud con sell cheaper than any
other house In the'elty.
Olvo her a call and your orders will bo
neatly and promptly tilled. It Is the only
place In the city where you can purchase
a Kelt Walking Hat for the (.mail price
of One Dollar and Fifty Cents.
Which Way?
NO. 211 COMMERCIAL STREET.
KRAUSSE&. KLEIN
Are offering big bargains lu
We wllf ave you money and guarantee
be goodi.
Large rhlnmenU arriving dally and the
nock will Mon be complete, ,Call and see
KUAUSSE A: KLEIN,
11 f7iiiiinfrpfnl StroctJ
You can't afford to have an offenilve
breath and decayed teeth. Wrtghlt
Mrs. mm
WsaiSlioes!
tatol Iflvpjitiirfi'fjOiiiMii?:
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CASHMERES. 10c, 50c, GOc, 75e. 90o ami $1 a yard. A .
large assortment of good values. Ladies' cloth anil waterproof;
VELVETS. Our lines can't bo duplicated In the pity. All
shades, styles aud prices are represented. ,,
FLANNELS. Small plaids, good quality, 25 cents a yard,
a better quality and a larger plaid for 50c, 75 and $1. Light
white flannels 15c a yard, worth 25c, better onesat80c, 40c and
50c, worth 45c, 50c and 75c. Also red, pink and blue ilannels,
a nice fresh assortment.
TOWELS. Good linen towels at 1 a dozen, sold cvery
where elso for $1.25. These are going fast. Damask towels at
20o, worth 2-5. Fine Turkish bath towels, white and colored,
25c. These prices arc within the reach of everybody.
A WORD TO THE MEN. When you gef, ready to buy
your winter underwear, Ciill at the Capital Adventure Com
pany's Store. You will save money thereby. See if you don't.
We have Oiled and Rubber Coats and Legglns, Rubber Roots
and Shoes, aud everything else you need to make y.iu com
fortable. CLOTHING. MenVYouthd' and Boys' Suits aud Over
coats, all styles and sizes. We can suit tho Laborer and Me
chanic as well as the most fastidious. A new Hue of umbiellas
just receivedj cambric and silk covers. Get our prices.
CORSETS. "Little Beauty,'' 50c, "Pasadena,'1 75c. These
are good articles, and very cheap. Finer jcorbets at $1, $1.50
and.2. A large line.
BSyEverybody who trades at the Opera Houstt' Corner goes
away pleased. '
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CAPITOL ADVENTURE COMPANY.
SlLEM, - -
THE RELIABLE GROCERS
IXLLLLl i
Corner State and Liberty Streets, Salem.
Specialties in Table Luxuries,
Pine Tea, arid Coffee, Creamery
Butter, Cream. Clieese, etc.
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AVE LEAD TN BANNED GOODS.
Remember the Place and. Call
CuMmZ&zJJ
AT
CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEGE.
In First National Imnlt building
A, P, ARMSTRONG, Manager. E. L. WILEY, Principal.
Will open for the Reception of Students, Monday, September 0.
BUSINESS COURSE
Include Spelling, Onunmnr, Writing, Ar
ithmetic, Correspondence, Coiumercliil
I.w, olngle and Double llutry Iloql;
Ki .plii, Dunking and IluMncv
Purlin, liuilue-s nnd Oltke
"' I'iflctloe.
ENGLISH COURSE
Includes Beading, Writing, Mental nnd Written Arithmetic, Spelling,
Onunmnr, Correspondence, Geography, Hltttory and
Cotiiinerclnl Law.
Day and evening sessions. Students admitted at any time. Addn-ss (he
Principal for Catalogue.
Wm. B
DBALESKS IN
BOOTS. AND SHOES,
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OREGON.
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THIS
SHORTHAND COURSE
Include Shorthand, Typewriting (2 hour
dully practice) reumnnshlp, Spelling,
Uiiiuimnr, CorreHpoudcnce, Muni-
folding, letter Copying, IIindneHg
forma, IluxIneKH nnd Olllco
Practice.
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Leather and Findings-
CASH PAID FOR
WOOL,
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HIDES,
AND I'UHS.
TliU liuuie isrrlek btrgo I-U. of flrt
cLi.a fiul from the Vnl iiMknuCx-tiirer In
I lie m.rMi. .-!.! t lfrMi-l mtf Mtilnfno
luili. ' lU ) HII'I tMftlll), Hi Ull)
dlit hIiv .t.l! (uixhw. j((J. i ibeui,
No. 231 Commercial Street,
?,vl I M - ' - OKUOUN
"'""', tnnocont .len I.ynrlied.
UxtON, W. A., Oct. l.-Rellablo
iufortnation front Rluelleld, Mercer
comity, shows the recent lynching
fj of the negro, Samuel Gamer, to have
been on a par with tho hanging of
John Turner in Greenbrier county,
in July. Like Turner, Garner was
lynched for a crime he rover
committed. Ho was charged with
a criminal assault on a seven-year-
old girl. The Mercer county author
ities have made a number of arrests
of parties having a hand lu the
lynching and the suspects are in
jail at Princeton. There is n deter
mination to go to tho bottom of the
matter aud there has been quite an
exodus from Rluelleld in conse
quence. The Next World' Pu'.r.
Nkw Yomc, Oct. 1. A cable
special from Paris oil tho prospective
world's fair, contains an interview
with M. Fugatono TouaUa, tho Jap
anese commissioner to the Paris Ex
position, in which he favored San
Francisco as the best place for tho
fair. Tile commissioners from Ger
many favored Chicago, while nearly
all tho others want it held In New
York.
Over three thoiuand French de
fcerters who have been living in
Geneva have been benelltted by the
late Amnesty law, and have left
with their families to return to their
country.
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in Groceries, Faints, Oils
ami Window Glass, "Wall Fa
per ami llorder, Artists' Ma
terials, Lime, Hair. Nails ami
Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence
Fosts, Grass Seeds, Etc,
NKW TO-UAV.
A Wonderful Discovery.
Without medlelno or Rurftcryl A won
derful dUcovcryl Hiiro )iro cntlon and cute
of pllaMpd ku eral other dUorduni. Hcud
M) renin 111 P.O. order or 2 cent 8binil8 and
L-ct Information uorlh n thoimnud half
dollars. Address C. IRWIN,
323 Front Htreet, Bun I'mnclfcco, Cul
JO-'.'d wlm
l'tlll ItKNT.
I "Oil ItKNT III a lino locality, nleely
1' furnlNhcd room with kikmI board tit
reasonable rules, for piirticiilaiH cull lit
IA7 Winter street.
NEff WR1BTY STOIIBI
A flrat-clriHH Variety ltarirr will bo
opened up In tho now brick bul.dliiK Jiml
cunt of Dr. ItuwInnd'M, on Court Htrtet.
A Select Line of Variety Ms
'Arc expected Immediately direct from tho
Kiuttern murket that will bti wild ul us
tonlahlnuly ' LOW PRICES !
Watch for further uiinoiiiieumciitH eon
ecnilni; opening day.
L. S. WINTERS,
THIS IEOIUIC'S OUOOBR,
Curries o oelect lino of family (crocerleH nnd
iirovbdon that uro Mild ut ruiMiniibloriteii
Utiuiitr irotliicu; such u iiiilcn, fiultit of
ull kluilH, wiIhUh-h, fK-tublfH, etc., iiluii)K
Mil hund. Call ul 100 amrt utriet, Halein.
WM. SARGEANT,
DKAI.I.K IN
Wall Paper, Pictores
I'KAMICS, MOUI.DINOS,
fillACKETS, TOYS, FASCV (iOOI)S.
Commercial Street, Salem, 0..
New Harness Shop.
It. V. Wiley linn now u fliio Um Ic of liar
ncMtand Muddier on hand nudliivlte.. I ho
public to cull and Inilxct lila tUiek.
IUlulr work u clully.
234 Commorolul atroul.Suluni
MRS, M. E. WILSON,
Milliner
InIU- theldiMif Halem and vicinity U
cull mid I in pet t her telect Utfk or hall
tllllluery that iuu. jutt urrlveit. Hhewlll
a punlrulur oiunllon ulu.Ui the luti.t
iyle of dn-Miiuklnic.
City 'I'ux Notice.
The Kalem city lAtm uro now due unit
lOublunt my onlu with Wlllluiu4 i:n
KUniL Tkxuayn will pltu.e komtii
tbt mtln- uevordtcvly.
K. J HMaYYOHl.
'li y Twx lAfU-tor,
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
a mu'ciu.ic.vN vimmv.
WanblllKton Ooen ltepubllcnn by Man)'
Tliouvnnil.
OiiYMi'i.v, OoU 1. 10 t. m. lte-
tnrns m far roeelved tit tlio headquar
ters of tho re)tihlicnti state central
committee inilieato that tho consti
tution lias heen ndojited by a very
heavy majority. It la certain also
that tho republicans have elected
their state ticket, representatives in
congress and a large majority of tho
members of the legislature.
Thurston county shows n heavy
increase of tho tolal vote, and goes
republican by 1500 to 500. King
county isjreported to have elected
the whole republican ticket, except
superior Judge.
In 1'lerce the vote is very heavy,
and largely for the constitution and
the republican ticket.
Whitman county is repotted
against tho constitution, but lias
gone republican.
Clarke county is reported largely
in favor of the constitution aud tho
republican ticket.
Half tho voto of Seattle is thrown
for Olyinnlii for tho capital. Nearly
the whole voto of tho state south and
west of Olympia, except anmall voto
at Contralla, is also for Olympia.
fierce is about evenly divldtkl be
tween Olympia aud other points,
Olympia canles most of tho counties
down the Sound by good majorities.
1 1 :."() i. in. Spokano Falls reports
.'00 to 100 majority. A largo major
ity is given, too, for tho constitution.
In Clarke county so far the republi
can state ticket is elected 2 to 1.
I'lerco county gives the republican
state ticket a large majority. The
republicans carry everything in tho
county. Thurston county gives the
constitution over 1000 majority,
t'ho republican majority on the
whole ticket in Thurston Is 450.
Lewis gives titrong majority for tho
constitution and tho republican stato
ticket, and electa tho whole repub
lican county ticket. So far au heard
from the vote against prohibition
antl woman sullVago Is two or three
tootle. It Is claimed at tho head
quarters of tho republican Mate cen
tral committee that tho constitution
will linvo 20,000 majority and tho re
publican stale 8000 to 10,000 major
ity and that the democrats will not
elect more than twenty members of
the legislature out of 105. All places
so far heard Mom report an enor
mous Increase of tho total voto.
112:80 it. m. In Whitman county
the constitution is getting a better
vole than heretofore loported. The
republican statu tieket has two to
three hundred majority. Tho whole,
county republican ticket seeiiis to bo
elected. The capital count I lore
shows two to ono for Olympia over
all so far.
hi Spokane county tho estimated
majority on tho republican stato
tloket is eight hundred. No esti
mate of the voto on tho capital can
bo given to-night.
hi Walla Walla county 020 votes
are counted, giving a republican
majority of 21 1. Tho whole republi
can legislative tieket Is elected.
AT I.IIAHT TI.W THOUHANI).
2 a. in. At republican head
quarters it is claimed that tho slate
ticket Ih elected by at lctwit 10,000
majority, and It is considered doubt
ful whether the democrat have
elected ten members of tho IcjIhm
turi'out of 105 in all. The majority
for tho constitution can HttirccJy bo
estimated, but will bo very large.
Indications me that sho majorities
against woman HiiMrugo and pro
hibition will be heavy. The Olymj
lansaro Jubilant over tho voto this
town lias received for tho state
capital, but it Is hardly probable that
it has obtained an absolute majority.
A IlOItlttlU.i: CIU.MK.
Th Deplorable l-'ali of Hll l'.l;hU'eii
Veur-Old tllil,
St. Loijih, Oct. 1. A Hjicclal from
Hahatha, Kan., nays: This placo Ih
wildly excltid lo-ulght over a brutal
amault on Kva I'urtly, the eighteen-yctr-old-yearduughterof
a wealthy
farmer. During the absenco oflur
parents at church, an unknown man
entered tho house, seized and chloro
formed tho girl and brutally as
saulted her. Carbolic acid was then
poured down her tliroutand she was
left to die. Tho latter net cost hus-
plclon upon tho discarded lover of
the victim, but he was not arrested.
Squads of men were sent out to
capture tho (lend and a tramp
named Itlchard Hollow was arrest
ed thouuh there is no direct evi
dence iiguiiiNt him. Tho prisoner
narrowly e-caped lynching. The
girl cannot live through lh night,
INDIAN MAltlttAtllN.
A Titcoinu
Julian Decide
Mlllll,
Tll'eni til
Tacoma, W. T., Oct. 1. -Judge
Beverly of tho Probate Court ilias
reached an Important coucluUi.V
concerning tho disposition of Tudiaii
estates on the I'uyalhip rcsefHititiii.1
that are now under consideration of
tho l'robato.Coutt. 'iM'ierenro'twen-.
ty-eight of theso estates, left by In
dians who have died" within the
last two or three years. Many of
theso dead braves were married sev
eral times, sonic according to terri
torial laws and some according to
Indian customs. Tho question at
issue is whether the children of
wives married according to Indian
customs only aro legal hell's of dead
Indians.
Judge Beverly Kindered long over
this question, as lie disliked to rulo
that Innocent wives married accoid
Ingtocustoni and theirohlldren had
no claim whatever upon the estates
of their dead husbands and fathers.
He has reached the conclusion that
theso wives aud their children will
have to be left out in the cold.
Judge Beverly could tlnd no estab
lished precedent in tills ca'-c, and
consequently ho had to use his own
judgment in reaching his decision.
Hu thinks the only hopo for illrgit'.
mate wives and children will bo a
special enactment by tho legishttuio
pinking marriages by Indian cus
tom legal.
Peter Stanup, tho best -educated
Indian1 of tho tribe, (s now at work
at, tho reservation getting tho evi
dence needed to settle tho twenty
clghtcases Into systematic shape, so
that thoy can lie more iaslly dispos
ed of, hi most of the cases it is
likely that Stanup will be appointed
administrator of tho estates, as ho Is
one of the few Indians on tho reser
vation quallllcd to act in that cairn
city. As the Itidlans"have no com
plete tltlo to their land on tho reser
vation, all that tho Probate Coutt
can do Is to dlslrbuto the peisonal
property and tho possessory tltlo of
tho estates to bo settled anion-j tho
legal heirs.
The question of who aro add Avho
are, hot legal hell's may come up
again when tho United States Qov
cromoi'ti t tho end of tho twenty
years that thoy havo to wait, issue
patents to tho Indians fnrthclrlands.
Sonio of tho estates to bo Bottled aro
valued at from 2Q,000 to 5-125,000.
Judge Beverly hiij'h that all of tho
Indians now get married according
to "white iiius'h stylo."
Keulnr.4 HxclUid.
Oitawa, Oct. 1, it. British Colum
bia adylees to-day , Hay that the,
United States cruiser Hush,
will
boo n call at Victoria on her
way
south, iui it is feared trouble
will
ariso between tho crows of
tho
bc'lcd, Healing schooners aud their
friend,) and the crow of tho I tush If
the latter attempts to anchor In the
harbor. '
The crews of the scalers, most of
whom are now at Victoria, aro In
tho wildest Htato of excitement over
the hm of their Hiimmur'H work and
tholcoiillgtlcation oftholr skins.
They Hay that if thoy cannot get
redress through tho British Clovoru
meut thoy will tako It out of the
United States cutter that Htolo.thelr
HCIllskillH.
The ml II tin U to bo held ready to
prevent au attack on (he cutter.
There aro many roughs at Victoria
wlio would Join the Indignant scal
ers i( tho latter attacked tho Bush.
Not To lie Parted,
London, Oct. 1. Despite all rt
poits respecting tho breaking oil' of
tliueii ffimieiu o Count J I atfell
to Mis lliiutltigtoii, there Is (ho
best authority for saying that an
amicable agreement has been com
pleted, and tnat ariangemcutH for
the wedding aro progressing. Tho
miuriugo Is to take place next week
hero In London, Coudert Brothers
of Now York aro arranging the
marriage settlement.
I'oalal Cli rli I'rulmi,
London, Oct, L Tho postalolerkn
held two largo iiiietlugs hereto-day
aud formerly protested against tho
rulo of pay they aro receiving and
the treatment of their denuuds by
the secretary. They havo decided
to form a union, aud a strike will
probiblv follow unlesn their griev
ances are adjusted.
Tho movement to have tho Amer
ican Hag dlripluyetl on public school
buildings in growing In favor. Tn
Nowhurgh, N. Y It Is proposed to
hayo tho Hag hoisted every school
day In the year, and a colored guard
to attend to It, selected each mont('
from the hot who ir,
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