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THE CAPITAL EVENI2TG JOTJKNAL. m 7 II I THE CiiPITAL JOOMAL TKHMH OK HUJISCKIITION. DAILY. One year by mntl . .. . Hlx month by mull..... Three month by mnll . . lor week, delivered by currier. .83 00 . 2W . 1 2"i . 15 Vft.KKLY. One year by infill .... .. Hlx rnontliH by mnll . One year. If paid 111 advance . Hlx months, If inld In advance .115 ". 1 0 . 6 Kor advcrtlnlng ratesiiipply lit thin office AllHubdcrlbcriitoTllKCAriTAl.JoOlt.VAi who do not necuru their paper regiilnrly will notify thin office, giving iiddrcsH, and the matter will bo attended to at once. Olflce, corner Court and Liberty Htrccts Cauoiit iiv Conkidiinck Mn.v. Anion Jlogue, wlio rcHiik-H u few miles from CorvulllH, luul n rather aggravating exiierience at Portland yt-Htcnlay morning, nays thn Corval llH Time. The old gentleman in about sixty yeura of ago and wim returning liemi: from a two niontliH visit among frlemln in Missouri and Kaunas). At the Portland went Hldo depot while purchuHlnga ticket for CorvalllH he was accosted by a lino looking young man with the customary "Ifow-do-do," and iiHkeil if bin name wh Mr. Hogue from near CorvalllH. "Ych Hlr," waH tlio re)ly. The confidence culprit informed the old gentleman that he resided there also and men tioned the names of a few of our citi zens which were familiar to Mr. Hogue. He then went on witli it long story about his baggage and that there were some back charges that hail to be paid before the com pany would deliver It, etc. He further stated that lie had plenty of money In his trunk, but that he could not get at it just then and that if he would loan him $70 the money would be paid hack as soon as he got possession of his baggage on the train. Just then a third party Htcppcil up, purporting to be the baggagemaster, and informed the schemer that his baggage was on the west side train and that if lie expected It to go the charges must be paid Immediately as the train was about to leave. The slory looked plausible to Mr. Jtoguc and he paid the money (o the bag gagemaster. The old gentleman and his new made friends then entered the smoking cars and took scats side by side. Various topics were discussed until I lie train reach ed the last slopping place in .South Portland, when the young man ex cused himself for a moment. He failed to return, and Dually Mr. liogtie asked Conductor Webster to showbill! the baggagemaster. He was pointed out, hut, no, he-wasn't. The old gentleman then begun to think the whole thing was a Job to rob him. The expression on Ills face told the conductor that he hud been swindled by sharpers and alter relating his story, Mr. Webster lei graphed detectives In l'ortland to look out for them. Undoubtedly they will be caught, as accurate ins criptions were given and the bug gagemaster (?) was identified at the depot and the detectives were shad owing him and watching for his pal as the train pulled out. Ith Sriti:.N(iTit Ai'i'itKciATiiii. This week, (! extra copies of the Wki:ki.v Capital Joimi'nai. are sent far and near over the United Htates by enterprising advertisers. The value of an advertisement in the Capital JoiutNAi, is now being appreciated by the better class of advertisers. The circulation of the JouitNAii Is such at the present time that the management Is proud of and tlie subscription books are open for Inspection. No false esti mate of circulation Is given. In say lug fid!) extra copies above the regu lar weekly circulation is just that number extra that will 1st sent out. Hy falsifying u little the llgurcs could have Ihs.ui made to sav over KXX), tint the George Washington motto occupies a prominent position in the .lowitNAi.'H mailing room. These extra conies are purchased liy advertisers and sent out at their die tatlou, oyer the states of Now York, Now Jersey", Delaware, Maryland, Ohio, Indiana, California, Texas and one or two others. Omxio.v Hil.MANi: Hornrrv. The regular quarterly meeting of the trustees was lialil on Haturiluy even ing, at l'ortland. with T. I,. Eliot lu the chair. The report of OlHcer Felix Martin was received. Atten tion wascalled by members to the continued overcrowding of chicken tssips, and also to the present over loads carried by the street cars to and front the fair. There haveU-eu some important convictions, and and case of probable failure of Jus tice which received much comment that In connection with a logging camp. The following resolution was punned: "That through tho winter months the president lie rtspiested to call special monthly meetings of the board for the llrst Saturday of each mouth." The next meet lug. therefore, will be November i! I. A KinwHomk. Dr. Dlvouatidson have just returned home from a visit to the home of E. 8. Hrooks. which is located twelve miles southeast of Nllverton. Mr. Hrooks Is engaged ipilte extensively In Uh culture. 1 u has some seventy colonies that have produced this year, near onto KKKi isiuuds of most excellent honey, Hr. Dlven who arrived lu Oregon alstut the tltvt of the year, has trav elled extensively over the state and III all his travels, he snvs that the home of Mr. Hrooks Is undoubtedly the must lovely of any he has sccti. There is a possibility that the doctor may locate lu that vicinity, It Contintis. The Indications were favorable, this morning, for borne clear weather, but, this even ing, the "gentle Oregon mist" is falling again, and more than likely .. .. i...... .. I. ii .,. I. - we are io wive a --spcu oi it," i MOKK DltllhH OooiM,-1 nhow ' more dress good and trimmings i than any house In Salem. When you want n drensgct It nl head cpuar tent. T, llolverxon, QriTK Bloc.--A little child of John Ronco Is nulte sick with fever, and there U little how of Its rewv lrtv STATE I'KNITKNTIAKY KEI'OKT. Report of .Superintendent of State Pen itentiary The Kcport Very Fa vorable One Over All Others. .Superintendent Geo. K. Downing has tiled his quarterly report of the j Oregon slate prison for the quarter ending September 30th, 18M. 'flic following are a few points i taken from the same: 1 Total number of convicts employ ed in the shops ISO!), care of prison 8, ' in prison kitchen o, olllces 5, shoe shops 2, tailor shops 2, blacksmith 1, carpenter 1, laundry C, yard 14, garden 5, barbershop 2, butcher 1, soapmaklng 2, teamsters 2, care of stock 2, general furm hands 10, sick aged and decrepit 13, total 200. The total earnings in the Northwestern foundry are, for July $10!).'.; August 20.il.o0 and for September 12022 80. From U.S. civil department for pris oiiers,017.14;forniiliiary department board, $."2; rent of house $12. Total eaminings for the quarter, 0773 41. The daily average of convicts for the quarter 203.00. The number of convicts at the close of the last quarter were .'!(V, and at the end of the present quarter 2!K), making a decrease of 15 In numljer. Numebr of convicts received dur ing t lie quarter 20. Number dis charged and term expired 32. The report is a good showing, and the net earnings are the best ever made before in one quarter. Super intendent Downing has now got everything in excellent tunning or der, and the expenses are very small to any former period, and the earn ings are much better than has been before, since the prison has been es tablished. A Ni:v Inviintiov. Dr. Jen nings one of Salem's well known dentists has just completed the ar rangement of a wonderful scientific electrical machine for the allaying of nuln in the extraction of teeth mill also to relieve that horrible sickening Herniation caused while the teeth arebeiiigoperatedon. Dr. Jen nings has spent much time and pains on this wonderful invention and It is tho only thing of tho kind lu successful operation to-day. He luis had it patented. The extrac tion of teeth with the aid of this in vention, Is painless (absolutely so) and no headache, no poisoning, or sickness is experienced afterward. I lis olllce is supplied with the most improved and best instruments. Olllce In new Jtauk block. Sign of big gold tooth 307 Commercial street. A Ot'itiors Casi:. There Is a peculiar ease at the state peniten tiary that is causing considerable at tention. Yesterday a prisoner by the name of Hastings, complained of one of his (eel li hurting him, and by request was allowed to go to the prison physician and have the tooth extracted. He did so, and as soon as tho tooth was pulled ho fell Into a swoon from which he has not yet revived. He has what the doctors call an epileptic stroke. Yesterday even ing he had nine very hard fits and has had several to-day. Tho prisoner lias heretofore been perfectly sound, and Is a man that is above an aver age in physical power and sl.e. He has been employed at tho foundry. The case Is a curious o:ie. and it Is rather doubtful whether the prison er will survive long. He does not seem to be at ids right mind. AllTI(U.r.S OP jN'C'OKl'OltATION. Articles of Incorporation were filed with the secretary of state, to day, ax follews: Tho Dalles Land anil Improvement company, of Tho Dalles Or. Capital stoeic f30,0(M), divided into 300 shares of the value of MOO each, with M. M. Kills, (5. 1 dross, . I no. J. Daly, W. L. Hrilon, O. d. Coad and Win. Right as In corporators. The principal place of business Is in Tho Dulles. Also the Pendleton Transfer and Fuel com pany, of Pendleton. Capital stock $10,000,dlvldcd Intoa hundred shares of thevaluoof $100ciich, with Henry Koplttkee, Chas. F. Coleswortby anil John Hurley, Jr., as Incorpora tors. Principal olllce Is lu Pendle ton, Or. Tiio.siioi.d Awninos. There are still a few old awnings over the sidewalks In the business portion of tho city that siiould be taken down before any accident could hap pen. These old awnings are a dis grace to tho city and tire also very dangerous. This is the proper time to attend to this business. Thoawii lugs in front of the wooden buildings on the east side of Commercial street ate In poor condition and should be repaired, or removed before an. tie elbent Is done. Wii.i. in: Hirr.w.i:i. The Sa lem Abstract and Land company have made arrangements to retain the services of Mr. Frank Waters, who Is quite an oxerioneed young man lu this Hue. Mr. Waters Is a trusty employee and has had charge of the abstract hooks so long that he Is perfectly familiar with all the details. Hi'ktkiv The combine, being busted. 1 will sell Key West cigars and eigarivtts at the old i rices. Oysters or meals served at all hours for 2.) cents. Flue private dining rooms lor lamllles. c. . Ilellen, brand proprietor, Hellenhr.iud's eat-' ting parlors, 205 Commercial St. j iMt'itovi.Nii. Mr. II. Stolle, the' gentleman who was Injured by a luir.. saw a few weeksago hy cutting . his lingers very kid, Is Improving slowly, hut It will lie sometime Ih' fore he can use his band. j SiUK'ici.Nii, Why pay traveling . agents exorbitant prices for ruoberi stamps when you can get them fur , less than half their prhvs from F. S. . DearUiru, OS State St. Tlio Hon Tim ryataurant U with. oulilouliUllLMilMtilftlluliloiibtMin mi' vti, ii. ii pui.tMiiiititii until, t in ovitloti faorvetl at t'i favorite rvttttiu rant cannot U excelled. That Mown Lim: Will ho built and Squire Farnir A Co. will continue to carry the mort t-elcct (dock of Ktvcerles, provisions, fruits, Vv'.. In the city, Election of Officers. Sam:m, Oregon, Oct. 0, 1880. Special Order) No 21. I. The resignation of First Lieut. W. S. Llnville, of K oiiip.my and Second Lieut. F. S. Deal born of H compinv Second in Ian try O. N. O., having hecu accepted, elections in j those companies to fill the vacancies' now existing and any others occur ring by promotion are hereby order ed. If. The colonel commanding will preside at the election in H company which will be held at the armory of that company in Salem, Oregon, on Monday, October 14th Inst., at 8 o'clock p. in. II L Lieut. Wallace Haldwin will preside at the election In K com pany to bo held at a date to be fixed ly himself and he will report the result of such election to these head quarters in duplicate on or before OctolKir2.")th Inst. Hv order of Col. T. C. Smith, Comdg2d Inft. O. N. G. Oi:o. II. Hrnxirrr, 1st Lieut, and Adjutant. Communication. I Aumbvii.m:, Or., Oct. 8, 1880. Kii. Uai'ITAi. Jc UiiNAi.: Noting "Daisy's" reply to my article regard ing the cost of raising hops, please allow me to say "thanks." The fig ures appear comprehensive and con sistent, yet I cannot help being of the opinion that the environment of Champoeg Is unusually favorable, or else the hop men there are pretty good managers. (Hetter than I am anyway.) At any late, the hop culturists that I know of do not appear to be waxing .suddenly and violently rich, yet I am satis fled that where one has hop land, it is better than grain growing, if pains is taken to makcu good article. lint it appears to me tiiat It is with hops as it is witli benies, the right kind of land and a favorable locality, are essential to success. There is no "r" in my name, D'ye mind that, Daisy'.' F. S. Matti:so. UEAIi ESTATE Til ANS ACTIONS. Tho following is a correct list of the real estate transactions filed at the olllce of the county recorder to te day: 1). C. Remington and wf to Win. Miller, lot 8 lu blk 2, of Woodburn; $ loll 00 Maltha L. Jeter and hb to U. d. Keene, blk f. in Whit ney's add to Stay ton; oOO 00 P. S. Knight et nl to C. A. Roberts, lotsO, 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14 of City View of Marlon county; 412.5 00 In PneiiATi: In tho matter of tho last will of Wm. H. dibbs, will Is approved and admitted to pro bate. in tlio matter ot tneestnie of PM. J. Huniason, Mrs. Clara H Waldo, unpointed adinluisUatrix and files her bonds in the sum of $20,000 In the matter of the estate of John Otton, decoa.sed, final settle ment, allowed. Rivi:it Risi'no. Owing to there cent rains the river Is rising slowly. It lias risen about two feet, and it is now so the Modoc can run without dancer of getting stuck on a bar. The Modoc, will bo up to-night, and will return in tlie morning. SPIKITI'AI. MiiDll'M. Salem Is to have a spiritual seance at Reed's opera House on Saturday niglit. Many things nre promised, among them is a table to rise four feet in midair, and other wonderful spirit tial manifestations. Caud Casus. A new ami elegant line of leather calling cases lust re ceived at T. MoF. Patten's, OS State street. CLAM CiiowiiKH. Go to the Can dy Kitchen to-day for clam chowder, fresh oysters, and in fact all the best eataiiies that tlie inarKct aitorus. Tub Mechanics' Faih. Parties attending tho Mechanics fair should lea vo their orders for groceries at Uilbort A; I'attersou's. Fink Wimu For artistic papor- hanging and decorating see K. i;. Wilght. Work grarranteed to suit the most exacting. Tni:v Havk (JotTiikm. Flor De Madrid and Gattovlllo cigars just re ceived, at tlie Liiuiiy Kitciien, 313 i ommcrcmi street. T.ucin no Risk. llolversou buys for cash and sells for cosh. Takes no risk and Is satisfied with small profits. Fish, Fish. Tho Haltlmore fish market on Court sheet is the place to get your usn, pjuitty una game. It. Fun Ri:.vi Two neat furnished rooms, for rent; centrally located. For .irtieiilars call at this olllce. lUmiAiNS. llolversoii's. tlsement More bargains at Road his new adver tf. Palnlos dental operations at Dr T. C. Smith's, 00 State street. Our l.VJOand 2."o ribbons nio worth looking at. T. llolversou Vigor And Vitality. Aro uuloMy gtxen in rry vrt uf tlie IxKly by llotvd' Siravirlllu, Thai tlrvd fivlliik' l etillivly n 'ivom, Tho 1UM U purltUM. e iirlchcl mut vllnllttst, uiul mr- ,, t10 .u.i.mcl, U t.rno J and trvnili. wlwlUw wvin iv.liw.1. lho kidney.1 rlo hwiUh liutomt ofillifUMi to exi-ry or- unit User urv nrouuM sad luvUnnitisL ' Tho timlii In rvrrohis.l, tho iiiluit mmto cloaruiiil muly for work. Try tt. ruttor'lluUt Neruuno4 and ludlgv. tlou by Wrljjht's Hop CVkry aud CUaiuo-, mllo llUlvr. A healthful Umulu,imd truthrutiiic and lnvlcontt;i-. Hold by" niRELY PEKSOXAL. j Dr. Golden left this afternoon for j l'ortland, on a visit. j I'n.f. Mel'lroy was a passenger fori Portland this afternoon. ' -Mr. S.ini'1 Grand returned lHinie' last night, from Portland. Mr. Cooke l'atton returned home last niglit, from Portland. Mr. and Mrs. AVm. Sargent took the afternoon train for Portland. Misses Jessie and Mollle Creighton took the afternoon train for Port land. MNs Jessie Looney, of Jefferson, was In the city and returned home to-day. Miss Marcle Chalifow took lho afternoon train, for her homo in Gervais. Mrs. O. D. Itennleand Mrs. J. G. Reniiie are in Portland taking in the exposition. Miss Gussle Giesy look the after noon train for Portland, to visit the Mechanics' fair. Mis May IJoise left on the after noon train, for Portland, where bhe goes to visit the Mechanics'a fair. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Monroe are home from Astoria, where they have been to the annual conclave of the Knights of Pythias. Mormon on Hie Move. Ottawa, Out., Oct. 8. Advices from the Canadian Northwest, near Lees creek, report a great influx of Mormons from Utah Territory. They are bringing their plural wives as sisters, cousins and aunts, and are being closely watched by the Domin ion authorities, who will prosecute tliem to the full extent of the law if they can get proof of polygamy. Steiihouse, the British Columbia member, who resigned his seat in the legislature to enlist in the Mor mon ranks, is actively canvassing Alberts, with a view of securing a seat in tho next Dominion Parlia ment, where he says he will en deavor to afreet marriage reform and the legalization of Mormonisni. Voting by Electricity. The plan of voting in assemblies by means of the electric current, and thus avoiding the time- lost in making divisions, lias been before the French chamber of deputies aud a report on the subject was present ed by M. Montant last November. In that report tlie advisability of employing a machine which would indicate not only tho total votes "pour" or "contra'' u measure- that is to say the "ayes" and "noes" but also the number of voluntary ab stentions from voting, as distinct from tho number of absentees. Such an apparatus has been devised by M. Io Goaziou. On every desk i u front of a member is placed a small box fitted with two handles, which the member works when register ing his vote. The right handle reg isters his "aye," tho left his "no," aud botii moved simultaneously indicate his abstention from voting. The results are printed by means of electro-magnets in a receiver and are visible at a glanco. Provision Is made for a member to recall and correct his vote during the time al lowed for tho purpose. London Times. Malaria Literally means had air. Poisonous germs arising from low marshy land or from decaying vegetabio matter, are breathed into the lungs, taken up by the blood aud unless the vital fluid is purified by the uso of a good medicine Hue Hood's sarsapanlla, the unfortunate victim is soon over powered. Even in the nioro ad vanced cases, where tlio terrible fever prevails, tills successful med icine has effected remarkable cures. Those who are exposed to malarial or other poisons should keep tho blood pure hy taking Hood's Rarsa- parilla. Silver deposit on ivory, huckhorn and wood figures in the now handles. There are numerous ball handles of silver In bright finish, with chased decoration. Then there are long, somewhat slender handles, showing a combination of bright and chased finish, A unique sugar aud cream stand is one which consists of two low, round silver bowls, held together by tho Intertwining of an upright handle in the center between the two bowls. Tho sugar is lifted trom the bowl with n loug handled sliver scoop, while the cream U served with n long handled spoon with deep bowl. You can't iillonl to huvo nn olletwlve urosith Hint decayed troth. Wright' .Myrrh Tooth Souu prevent bolh. Try lu Sold u nil ilrilSKl.t. Ii luis boon nniMii that Wrlnht' lted Crte om&li Cure euro throat mut lung troubles i( loin; laiullng, whon nil other ro in oil le full! Sold by nil ttrugsUU. It Won't IUkk Hkkaii. In other word UooA' Karawrilla will not do billtle. lu proprietor ten plainly wnai It tut done, unbuilt proof front source ot uuquwtloned reliability, aud ak you frankly tf you are utlVrlns from any dls U4 or affection cUMt or promoted by Impure blood or low (tate of theytm, to j try Hood' 8.iraprtrllla. Thetiperleuc of other I sufficient aurauce that you yrw Ifl dUpp-lnt.vd; lu th rHf , The Salem Land Company, Of Salem, Oregon, lias lately purchased and caused to be platted the beautiful mifOOD 1 D I To the city of Salem. This fine property is a portion of that vacant property which has heretofore been with held from tlie market, and lying a short distance north and east of the elegaut high school building. This company now places it on the market and proposes to advance Salem's interest aud the interest of all investors in this addition by making improvements that will guaranty a good advance on present prices. THE SALEM LAND COMPANY Also has on its books very choice property in all parts of Salem, as well as a few fine subdivisions suitable for platting, aud one, two, five and ten acre tracts near the city best in soil, best In location, lowest in price and nest of terms, namely: FA1RYIEW, HAMPDEN PARK, GARDEN CITY AND WEST SALEM ADDITIONS ! It also has farms of all kinds aud sizes, fruit, grain, stock or poultry, some of which are as good bargains as can be found in Marion or Polk counties, and knows of one or two excellent opportunities for investment In the mercantile line. The company engages to aid in tlie advancement of Salem and vicinity, and requests those having prop erty for sale cheap to call at the office, which for the present is over the Capital National Bank. T. H. BARNES, President, H. V. MATTHEWS, Treasurer, Wm. HOWARD PHELPS, Secretary, W. F. SEAVER, Solicitor. References: Lincoln Land Company, Lincoln, Neb.; CaplUvl National Bank, Salem, Oregon; Q. L.Lewis, Secretary of State, Lincoln, Neb. Grand Fall Opening AT THE OLD RELIABLE White Corner! I have just received an immense stock of Dress Goods, Velvets, Plushes, Silks, Cloaks, Flannels, Hosiery, Corsets, Domestics, Carpets, Oil Cloths and Win dow Shades, also Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Goods, Etc. My stock this fall is unusually large and comprises all classes of goods kept in a first-class store. Patrons wishing to buy their fall bills, can not afford to pass the Old Reliable White Corner. As I have the largest stock and greatest variety of goods in the city, and last, but not least, my prices are lower thau ever. Lunn & Brown, 239 Corner State and Commercial Sts, Call Special Attention to their Fine Lines of Ladies', Misses' and Children's CIvOAKS REMEMBER WE ARE THE ONLY ONES HANDLING Springer Dros.' Cloaks, Morper Dernhurger & Cos.' Cloaks, Philadelphia Cloak and Suit Cos.' Cloaks. Our stocks of these reliable makes are large and well select etl ot tho very latest patterns and styles. They Mill please you iu style, fit and price. Come aud see them. We also make specialties of DRESS GOODS, Staple and Fancy 239 Corner State and Scliool CARPETS -A complete line of . Imjul-'sTATIONKKY, LHUMS, GOLD PENS AND FANCY LEATIIEU GOODS AT J. BENSON NO. lQD STATE STREET . JOS. MEYERS. Dry Goods, and Commercial Streets Books STARR'S cit ijir riv.Trkx' 7AJ.I..M, UI.r.UUJ. DITION! A FULL LINE -OF Crockery and Glassware! With specialties In Valerian China Tea Sets, French China Dinner Sets. RIDGWAY'S FAMOUS Buckingham Pattern -OF ROYAL SEMI-PORCELAIN Of which we constantly keep a full lino and open Htock, enabling us to make up Dinner and Tea sets of any size, or seU by the single piece. The finest assortment o CHAMBER SETS Ever shown In Salem. A FULL STOCK Ot tholutest find handsomest patterns in Glassware. 49-Please call and examine our stock. WELLER BROS, 201 Commercial Street. Salem Co-Operative Association Choice Groceries I CROCKbRY In White Granite and Decorated Ware, Glassware, etc, See our stock and prices. 120 STATE STREET, 8AX.EM. Brooks & Harritt, (Successors to Wm. Beck A Son,) 94 State Street, Salem, OregoH. Arms, Ammunition, SPORTING GOODS! Knives, Scissors and Razors, Dolls. Toys and Fancy Goods Of every description. AN BNTIRB NBW STOCK. You cannot afford to buy until you have seen our stock. J. H. HAAS, Watchmaker and Jeweler, COMMERCIAL STRBBT. Klmt.cl.iK work ruaranteed. Give him a cull and ) ou will not regret IU 7-31ml PIANOS FOB KENT. I Two Bood u right pianos for rent, also nrt cla orcuit forale cheap for cash or on iuo uui-Mtment plan, ror Infonaauoa inquire ff I'rr-fivor larvln at thO0Br. vatojj-oiniLtlu or at hi residence. 8-lHBf V V