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VOL. 2.
SALEM, OBEGCXN. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 18S9.
NO. 204.
Abstracts.
For reliable mid correct
ABSTRACT OF TITLE),
Call on the
Salem Abstract and Land Company
F. EX AUSTIN, Manager.
NO. 221 COMMERCIAL STREET, SALEM, OREGON.
DSSrThe only complete net of Abstracts in Mm ion county.
P. O. Box 2G0.
l GEO. F. SMITH,
SHuIS ITALii
DEALER IN-
FURNITURE)
Window Shades, Wall Paper, Pictures, Mirrors, Moldings Frames, Baby
Carriages, Wagons, Rugs, Stationery. Notions, Holiday Goods,
Croquet Sets. Hammocks, Etc. Tents. Awnings, Etc.
made to order and kept constantly on hand.
307 COMMERCIAL STREET (BANK BLOCK), SALEM, OREGON.
O '
figy Goods of all kinds sold on the
at Smith's Auction House, corner of
Miss Leona Willis,
TEACHER OF MUSK!.
T .w.innr. iilllfln In Itnl.Q nilltllPa ,1 Tl 1 Kill
flan singing, piano mid organ. Special nt-
Ercniiou giveii 10 uegiuuers. uii uunti-nai
I the Coniervatory, or at the. residence, cor
Iner of Center and Capitol streets. 10-IUml
o
jT"
For success at the
CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEUE,
Kf K.il.m. . Ortcron.
LMMCflie
I) A. 1. ARMbtno.NO, Mngr. E. L. Wiley, I'rln.
Business, Shorthand,
fljpewrlting, Ftnminthip nd Englith Ileptrtmetts.
SDiynnd ivcnlng Sessions. Students admitted
any nm . ...... ..... ....,.-". ..-.-
the Principal for catalogue,
' City Tax Notice.
n.1. a OnlnHn aI1 .a-tai. n CA TinW HllA nnri
I payable at my office with Williams & Kn-
I gland. Taxpayers win pieaso govern
fcthemselvcs accordlcgly.
City Tax Collector.
Real Estate
AND
INSURANCE.
iTuvInc removed mv office to 05 State
litreot, I urn now-better prepared than evor
I to do a rushing '
M
AtSO
Fire and Accident Insurance
written In the beat companies dolnj? busi-
m l fw.r,fn refill fn IDA fit HUPP.
Isaac A. Manning,
95 State Street.
Notice to Cannery Men!
A largo Cannery and Fruit Drying e-dab-
llshment would do well at Aiiuisviiie, ut-
eon, as plenty 01 pairs, piuins. iuu
ad cherries, ruspoornen, uuuitiKiniB,
Iso plenty of green corn, ioa8 and toma
a .ih iv .ihtnliuxl for rannint? Durno-
KST There is a grand opening here 10 such
Ml estauiisumem.
AUMSVILLE
jvj located In the midst of a good grain,
Iftult and stock coountry.
jjvor lurtuer purwemura inmn--;
AumiVllle, Marion oounty.Or.
ilO-lOdwlm
GEORGE WILKINS'
E5W BUTOHKR SHOP
ii Ijlberty street, cro iud uimso u
orth ualera. AU Itluds of meats kept ou
eall
ate Business
J
PROPRIETOR
J
regular installment plan in the city
Liberty and State streets, Salem, Or.
Established 1868 1
The Oldest and Stauneliest llctwcen Sacra
mento and Portland.
.ADD & BUSH,
Bankers, Iron Building, Salem, Oregon.
Accounts kept, loans made, exchange
on oery paitol iho world bought und sold,
letteisof credit Issued to travelers, collec
ttons mndo throughout tke United States,
llrltlsh America aud Mexico, state, county
and city warrants cashed. Wo ofler put-
roiiH necomtuonaiions consisieui wini con
servntio banking. 10-3tllw.it
WM. SARGEANT,
DCAI.Elt IN
Wall Paper, Pictures
FRAMES, MOULDINGS,
BRACKETS, TOYS, FANCY GOODS.
Commercial Street, Salem, 0.,
New i
!
B. V. Wiley lias now a fine stock of Har
ness and Saddlery on hand and Invites the
public to cull and Inspect his stock.
Repair work n specialty.
234 Commorolal Streot.Salsm
NEW RESTAURANT!
MRS. A. 0. LEABO
Has taken charge of the W. C. T. U. read
ing room, and has stinted a first-class res
taurantln connection wllh the same, hor
A GOOD MEAL
Give hera Kill. No Chlncsonre employed.
Kverythlng about the establishment is
neat and clean and In good order.
Board by the day, week or single meal.
Call at the Opera House building, Court
street, Salem, Oregon.
FOR SALE.
A Span of Mules !
Wagon anil Scl of Harness!
A BARGAIN FOR SOMEBODY
Cull lit this office for particular.
I!
A. 'A. OSBORN
Has 308 acre of
The Best Pasture Land in the Stale,
One mile from the bridge in I'olk coumy.
Purlieu wishing pasture will aadie
s A, A. OSUOKN, riuU in,
Capitol Adveiitime -Company.
CASHMERES. 10c, 50c,- COc, 75c. 90c and $1 a ynnl. A
largo assortment of good values. Ladies' cloth and waterproof.
VELVETS. Our lines can't bo duplicated in the city. All
shades, styles and 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, Juetter onesat30c, 40c and
60c, worth 43c, 60c and 75c. Also red, pink and blue llannels,
a nice fresh assortment,
TOWELS. Good linen towels! at, $1 a dozen, sold every
where else for 1.25. These are goinc fust. Damask towels at
20e, worth 2-3. Fine Turkish bath towels, white and rolored,
25c. These prices are within the reach of everybody.
A WORD TO THE MEN. When you get ready to buy
your winter underwear, call at tlio Capital Adventure Com
pany's Store. You will save money thereby. See if you don't.
We have Oiled and Rubber Coats and Leggins, Rubber Boots
and Shoes, and everything else you need to make you com
fortable. CLOTHING. Men's YouIIib' and Roys' Suits and Over
coats, all styles and sizes. We can suit the Laborer and Me
chanic as well as the most fastidious. A new line of umbrellas
just received, cambric and silk covers. Get our prices.
CORSETS. "Little Beauty," 50c, "Pasadena," 75c. These
are good articles, and very cheap. Finer corsets at 1, $1.50
and 2. A large lino.
JOSyEverybody who trades at the Opera House Corner goes
away pleased.
O
CAPITOL ADYENTURE COMPANY,
SALEIVE,
KRAUSSE
Grry"tluliiiriest Line of
Boots
COMPRISING
Men's Roy's and Youth's Calf, Kip and Nailed Rooix. Also a large stock
of Men's Calf Button, Congress and Gaiter Shoos of the
Latest and Best Styles and Finish.
-O-
FIVE HUNDRED DOZEN
Ladies Misses' and Children's French, Kid, Pebble Goat, C. Kid, Don
gola Shoes, Sandals, Slippers, Ties, Etc. Bargains in all Lines.
KRAUSSE k KLEIN, 211 .Commercial Street.
en Forsf
Wo will sell lower than ever before Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hate
and caps, Rubber and Oil Clothing, Blankets and Quilts. Wo also have
the best aud largest stock of
GUN GOODS AND AMMUNITION !
tSTConio and see us before purchasing elsewhere and save money !
m. Brown k Co.
DEALERS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
I jjL-Jimisip
- OREGON,
& KLEIN
ner k Co.
Leather and Findings-
CASH PAID FOR
WOOL,
IIIDKS,
l'KWVH,
ANJ) FUItS.
This liotitu mrrles n large stock of ilrst
t'lass h(sm1k fiuiii the best inanufacliirers In
tiie vwiilcl.iind l preured loglvu sallkfao
lion, imiiii in nje una quuiiiy, to every
one In will mrtlmsug(H)UHi, them,
No. i'M t'oiniut'iclal Street,
SAI.IJM ... OKKOON
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils
and Window Glass, Wall Ta
per and lordcr, Artists' Ma
terials, Lime, Hair. Nails and
Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence
Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc,
NEW TODAY.
A New Dressmaker.
MRS. '. A. ORUMP,
A. New York Modiste, who htw laid flftrtn
j cars' eMierlciico 'n
Cutting and Fitting
Would bo pleased to ben the ladles of Sn
lem nt her rooms, No. HOI Summer street,
corner of Marlon,
MILLIONS IN IT!
The quickest way to earn money Is to get
an Agency for
HUBERT HOWE BANCROFTS
History of Utah,
The only true, history of Mortiionlxm fiom
Its origin to tlio present time; endorsed
alike by Mormons mid (Icntlles. Written
n itnutii prejudice so you can see
UTAH AS IT IS !
Nothing so nearly approaches the mirac
ulous as the ri-o ol u new religion, founded
bj mi illiterate man, in ilia keenest coun
try In the world, and In tho ago which has
gl en us the greatest Inventions.
The finding of tho plates, their tiansla
tion, the II rst preaching, obtaining con
verts, founding of Nauvoo, origin of Po
lygamy, the exile fiom three states, touud
lug a prosperous Btato In a desert beyond
civilization, to bo oertoken mid passed by
riers, uio executive aoiiuy 01 iirignam
Yiuinc. tho Mrucirlo between Moi monism
mi (I the United mates this Is as thillllng
as a novel yet tiuo history. Kveiybody
wains it
Men and women wanted eervwlieioas
agents. You can
Make from $5 to $25 Per Day
Kxperlenco unnecessary as the woik
sells at sight If properly piesented. No
c-ipltal required as wo give SO days' lime
to deliver and collect befoio paying im, A
complete, Full Morocco Canviisslnu Outfit
sent for $1.2.5, Apply for good teirltoiy
Immediately us It is being fast taken up.
The History Company,
723 Market Street, San Francisco, Cal.
School Tax Notice.
The school taxes of Distilet No. 21, In
Marlon eounly, mo now dun and p.iyablo
at tlio clerk's olllce, No. 101 Com t street, In
Opcin IIouso block, Kalem. Tho same will
bo deemed delinquent unless paid within
sixty days from (late.
DAVID H1MRSON, School clerk.
October 15, lfc8'l.
MRS, M. E. WILSON,
)l II I HUT
to
)
Invites tho ladies of 8alcm and vicinity to
call and Inspect her select stock of Fall
Millinery that has Jiut arrived, Hliowill
piy particular attention also to the latest
styles of dressmaking.
FOR ItlSNT.
AIIAIIHIIII) COUl'l.K or two ladles or
two gentlemen limy obtain, at, reason
able rates, good muni Willi u nicely fur
nished suttu of looms In a lino locality,
convenient to thestuet oils, by calling ut
3U7 Winter street,
ion ham: ok i,i:am:.
f .1011 ham: CI
I" purcliiihoor
W.lI.H.,thls(
MOK HAMJ OK MOAHF,. Who wants to
l or lease a itiw mlh? Address
iolllco. iMJdwlw
rou ham:
nOKHAMC-A FA KM OF :fc!U AOIII-S
L' all under fence and cultivation, In the
best range country of ICastern Oregon,
I'hu best chance eerollcied lor u man to
engage In stock raising. For particulars
callou or addicss
W. II. IlYAKS.Halem, Oregon.
SOOIKTV NOTIt;i.
0MVH1,OI)O1:No. IS, I, O, O. F meets
In Odd Fellows' Hall upslahs. Coinci
(Jommciclal and Ferry slricts, every HaU
uid.iyitt7:.'IOi. in,
J. T. GKi:l(l. WM (T.AKKi:,
Kecrelnry. N, O,
fj A. 11. Hedgwlck l'ost, No. 10, Depart-
'" ini'iit oi inegon, inceis every .m on nay
evening at the hall over the Oregon IjuiiI
Mimpauy's olllce. Visiting (oiuiades an
coiuiaiiy invneu loaiienu.
A. W. I)HA iokii. l'ost (.'ominader.
li. I' . houtii wick, Adjuia it.
l'KOFKiSIONAI. OAKIIS.
Ii. H. HKirr, M aiik H. HKir-r,
f S. HICIFFACo. Donll.liy. I'alnless
1 J, extraction of teeth wllh new pincers.
Also gold crowns made anil set. Ilrlclc
dental olllco near ojiera house, halem, Or.
J, HHAW, attorney ut law, Hnlem, Ore
' gon, Olllco upstairs In the I'attou
block.
niIYHIClAN.-.MHH. Dil. M. K. McCOY
I physician mid surgeon, has located
and taken rooms over hipilre I'anar's
grocery store. Chronic (Uneaten n spec
laity. Consultation fieu. li'Jklw
T 1 WII.MAMH, HTKNOUKAl'JiKIt
II , anil Typewriter Ujit. Will make
ti'lxirts of trials, etc.; coming on type
writer accurately anil neatly done, Olllui
over A. T Yealon's furniture More, Com
mercial l reel, Hal tin.
-OlAltl.hfl (J CUItTIH. M. I).. Hurgeon
j ami Homo-opal hie phj sh Ian. (Jlllie
anil residence, New Hank Ulock, .'107 Com
ine.ilal tn et, Rilem, Or Olllco hours s to
tin ui.und fiom 2to3aiiil7 toM p in. Dis
til ic of the reeluiu and chronic Ulcascn
pj-'altj, FllUrii emexiH"rlence. dw
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
ASIATIC ciiom:ka.
Feais That It Will Iteadi Kurope
l'rnm I'ersln.
Pahip, Oct. 10. Tliu cliolorn spec
tcriins tuipeared ngalti unci it wns
recently tiie subject of discussiou nt
tlio Academy of Medicine, says the
Chronicle's special dispatch. Dr.
Proust read an exhaustvio paper,
which meets with the approval of
the medical and sanitary authorities
of France. Three months ao the
cholera appeared in jMcsopotnmlu,
unci it has now been propagated in
Persia. On August "1th tho epi
demic was raging at llagdad. At
that place from the, 20th to tho .'list
of August tlio death rate was from
200 to -100 persons a day.
Since tiie pest of 18:11 no epidemic
lias been so fatal, fn September
tlio ehrtlera spread from tlio Eu
phrates to the Tigris. The scourge
lias now reached the Persian gulf,
the southern portion of Persia is in
vaded and Sehira. is threatened.
Tho city of Iteulit has several times
been the point of departure or place
of passage for cholera. Of several
epidemic coining from Hindoos-tan
uuil Afghanistan to Persia, two in
vaded Europe, in 1830 nml in 1810.
Itecht is not yet contaminated, but
If tho cholera does reach Egypt, it
being already at Kirmauwguh and
llamdeu, the solo safeguard of
Europe will be to depetid upon tho
measures taken by the Russian
government on tho frontier.
Tin: floods in uiii.va.
An Otllelal Itepuit Ueeeheil From
Minister Denby.
Washington, Oct. 21. A dis
patch from Minister Denby, under
date of August Jllst, referring to
tlio ravages of the Yellow river in
China, savs: "The damage caused
by the latest break in its banks is
irreparable. Owing to tho deposits
of silt it la estimated that li'ty years
must elapse before tho lauds inun
dated will be useful again for agri
cultural purposes. A peculiar fea
ture of tlio trouble is that tho de
posits in tlio bed of tiie river are so
constant in accretion thai any sys
tem of prevention of these breaks
in tlio banks caused by tlio riso in
tlio bed of tho river, to bo efleetive.
would cost a most enormous sum of
money.
"Jt seems likely a radical system
of prevention of these outbreaks
will never lie adopted and the Hoods
may be expected eacli year. Ilouan,
one of tlio most prosperous prov
inces, is ruined. Anliiii has buffered
terribly, and now Shantung is sub
merged. The sulfering of 10,000,000
people produced great distress which
tlio means of the Government are
inadequate to provide for. Foreign
ers have jiouied out money liberally
in contributions to alleviate the dis
tress." MKS. MnC'IIM.I.'S KKTIIKN.
She Itcaihcs V iishlnglon Solium hat
Impi'oieil.
Washington, Oct. 21. The wife
aud daughter of Senator Mitchell,
who havo Just returned from it trip
to Kurope, are now at their home on
Connecticut avenue. Mrs. Mitchell
is somewhat better than she was
when tlio steamer reached New
Yoik, but is still far from strong.
She has received a number of calls
from friends who arc glad to see her
once more back in her native land,
and havo expressed tlio hope that
she may fully recover her health.
Aid For Jin) mid (ill Is.
Washington, October 21. The
President has written a letter to
the Chairman of tlio Hoys and Girl's
National Home and Kmplnymont
Association in which ho says that
the objects of tho association have
his wannest sympathy. Thoy
should, lie says, have the intelli
gent support of national Cnugicss
and Ktuto Legislatures In tho appro
priate splieio of each. Wiiat is
done to promote patriotism and
good cltionslilp in neglected clasnts
must bo done Del'ore habits of vice
and pauperism have become settled.
The Indian Oniiiiiilssloii,
GliTiiiui:, Iml.T., Oct. 21. Tlio
Indian Commission had a conference
to-day with tlio Jowa Indians on
the Iowa rcrcrvulion. General Fair
child explained the desire of tho
government to purchiiBJ tlio reser
vation and allot lands in seveialty
to members of tlio tilbe. The chiefs
consulted all tlio aftei noon without
reaching a decision in the matter.
The couinilo-ion leave for the Sao
and Fox reservation to morrow ami
will stop on their return for a fcec
oii I consultation with the J owns,
Tanner a Hack Number.
Washington, Oct. 21. General
Green D. Rauni this morning sat
in the chair lately occupied by Cor
poral Tanner at tho pension office,
lie received a number of friends
who called to pay their rcspect,
and made a tour of the different
divisions to see the methods of pro
cedure employed in each.
Secretary Noblo says ho Is not
worried by the publication of ex
Commlssioncr Tanner's last letter,
ire will make no reply to it. "I
havo done with Tanner," ho said to
day. "Ho is a back number with
mo." All that ho publishes I havo
seen before and I think it doesn't
need any reply. If ho wants to
make mo a target, ho can do so.
Let him fire away all ho wants to.
Forest ITros In Wisconsin.
Dl.AClC IllVKll Fai,ls, Oct. 21.
Forest fires are doing n largo
amount of damage just west of hero
many acres of young timberaro be
ing destroyed. As everything iu as
dry as tinder buildings and hay and
grain stacks aro in danger. Tho
air is full of smoke. Word comes
from Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin,
that forest fires along tho railroads
aro spreading rapidly in all direc
tions around tho settlements. As
yet no buildings Iinvo been destroyed.
A Colored Men's League J
Chicago, Oct. 21. John G. Jones,
a lawyer of this cltv, with a number
of prominent colored men indiffer
ent parts of tho country, has ar
ranged to call a conference of tho
leading men of the eolored race
from every state and territory iu tho
Union, to meet in Chicago next
Juno for tlio purpose of forming a
national league for tho protection
and elevation of the colored race iu
the United States.
A Verdict or Sutcldu.
Sackamiinto, Oct. 21. The cor
oner to-day hold an Inquest on the
body of Joseph II. Smith, who shot
and seriously wounded his wife on
Saturday and .then killed himself.
Tlio jury rendered n verdict of sui
cide. Philip Gebliaid, who was
taken into custody on suspicion of
having commuted tho crime, was
discharged.
A Fast Steamer.
Victouia, 15. C, Oct. 20. The
steamship City of Puebla arrived
yesterday morning, lifty hours from
San Francisco, being tlio best record
between tho two ports. Tlio previous
lccord was llfty-ono hours and twen
ty minutes, also made by tho Puebla.
This recoid also beats the best record
between San Francisco and Port
laud, a 200 miles shorter run, which
Is llfty-ono liouis aud leu minutes,
niado by tho State of California,
wllh Captain Debuey iu command.
A Hlg Fortune.
DiDDiii'oitD, Me., Oct. 21. Cvrus
P. Derry, an employe In the water
power machine shop, received in
formation to-day of tho deatli of an
undo In California, by which lie
will coino into possession of 1,000,
000. Tho deceased undo was Silas
EmeiHon of Mountain View, Cal.,
who went to that State from Har
rison, Me., at the time of the gold
discovery. J lo leaves property esti
mated to lie worth 10,000,000.
(ioreil by a Hull.
Wifiiita, Kas., Oct. 21. John
Coulter, a fanner living near Derby,
iu lids county, was killed by a mad
bull to-day. Tlio bull attacked him
iu a field and gored him in a fright
ful manner. One horn pierced Coul
ter's throat below the chin and pro
truded from his mouth. He was
dragged some distance in tills man
lier before tho horn became loosened
from his head.
ltii.ist.il Allm.
Gki:i:nvim,i:, Ala., (Jet. 21. Tills
morning a qiianol between a negro
aud a young white man named
Roberts resulted iu tho negro pour
ing gasoline over Itobcits. All other
negro touched oil' the fluid with a
lighted lamp, and instantly Roberts
was enveloped iu flames. Ho ran
wild up and down tho streets and
was literally roasted alive. Olio of
tlio negroes husbeon arrested.
Appointed Consul at llitue.
Washing io.v, Oct. 21. -The pres
ident has appointed Ooar F. Wil
liams United States consul at Havre,
Franco.
A holly .Sliiiiliin.
Tho latest bonnet lscalled"KIIfel."
Jt will bo worn at tho theaters, and
only tho boys iu tho gallery will
know what gooi on on the Htajo.
Detroit Journal,
Fini: Wi:ati i int. During thia
Hue weather you snotilil eui ut (111-
I hert it Patterson's liiryournroieiltv,
nt. W