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SALEM, OREGON. TIITJKSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1880.
NO. 20G.
Abstracts
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ABSTRACT
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Salem Abstract and Land Company
F E. AUSTIN, Manager.
NO. 221 COMMERCIAL STREET, SALEM, OREGON.
ft"The only complete set of Abstracts In Marion county.
P. O. Box 260.
GEO. K. SMITH,
SMITH'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE!
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 band.
307 COMMERCIAL STREET (BANK BLOCK), SALEM, OREGON.
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-Goods of all kinds sold on the regular installment plan in the city
at Smith's Auction House, corner of Liberty and State streets, Salem, Or.
Miss Leona Willis,
TEACHER OF MUSIC.
Lessons given In voice culture and Ital
ian singing, piano and orgun. Special at
tention given to beginners. Can be been at
the Conservatory, or at the residence, cor
ner of Center and Capitol streets. 19-lflml
For success at the
CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Salem, - Oregon.
A. P. Armstrong, Mngr. B. L. Wiley, Prln.
Business, Shorthand,
Tjpnrritinj, Fumuisip Mi Ingliik ItpirtmmU-
Day and evening Sessions. Students admitted
any tioi--. Call at the College or address
the Principal for catalogue.
City Tax Notice.
The Salem city taxes sure now due and
payable ot ray office with Williams fc En-
fland. Taxpayers will please govern
bemselves accordingly.
E. J. SWOFFOKD.
City Tax Collector.
Real Estate
AND
INSURANCE.
Having removed my office to 85 State
street,! am now better prepared than ever
to do a rushing
ALSO
Fire and Accident Insurance
Written in the best companies doing busi
ness In Oregon. Call on me at once.
Isaac A, Manning,
95 State Street
Notice to Cannery Men!
A large Cannery and Fruit Drying estab
lishment would do well at Aumsvllle, Or
egon, as plenty of pears, plums, prunes
and cherries, raspberries, blMclcbejrtes,
also plenty of green corn, peas uud tomo
toos could be obtained for canning purpo
ses. There U a grand opening here f such
n establishment.
AUMSVILLE
Is located In the midst of a good grain,
fruit ana siock coouniry.
For further particulars address:
T. H. MADISON,
Aumsvllle, Marlon county.Or.
10-10dwlm
GEORGE WILKINS'
NEW BUVOHBR SHOP
Oa Liberty lU-eet, across the bridge la
North Jeta. AUWniUoweaUkeptou
ksd. -"
(jctucctte
Real Estate Business
nud correct
OF TITLK,
on the-
PROPRIETOR
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Established 186B!
The Oldest and Slaunchest Between Sacra
mento anil Portland.
LADD& BUSH, '
Bankers, Iron Building, Salem, Oregon.
Accounts kept, loans made, exchange,
on every part of the world bought and sold,
letters of credit Issued to travelers, collec
tions made throughout the United States,
Dritlsh America and Mexico, state, connt
and city warrants cashed. Wo oiler pat
rons accommodations consistent with con
servative banking. l(K)tw3t
WM. SARGEANT,
DEAI.EK IN
fall Paper, Pictures
1TRAMBS, MOULDINGS,
BRACKETS, TOYS, FANCY GOODS.
Commercial Street, Salem, 0i.
.New Ha
Tl V IVILrhnnnnirnflnn fit nclr nt ITnr-
nessund Saddlery on hand and invites the
public to rail and inspect his stock.
uepair nuri. u npwmu j.
23-4 Commorolal Streot.Sulsm
NEW RESTAURANT!
MRS. A. C. LEABO '
Has taken charge of the W. C. T. U. read
ing room, and hus started a first-class res
taurant in connection with the same, for
A GOOD MEAL
Give bera call. No Chinese ore employed.
Kverythlng about the establishment Is
neat and clean and in good order.
Hoard by the day, week or single meal.
Call at the Opera House building, Court
street, Halem, Oregon.
FOR SALE.
A Span of Mules !
Wagon and Set of Harness!
A BARGAIN FOR SOMEBODY
Call at this office for particular.
A. A. OSBORN
lias 208 acred of
The Best Pasture Land in the State,
One mile from the bridge In IoIk county.
lartlea wishing pastor will address
' A.A.OSUOKN,iialiu,
Shop
Capitol, Adventure Company
-p-
CASHMERES. 10c, 60c, G0c,'-75c. 00c nnil vl n yard. A
large assortment of good value?. Ladles' cloth nud waterproof.
VELVETS. Our Hues can't be tlupliuntctiiln the clty.sjAll
ullmlrtQ tarvlpa nnrl rrlmwi nru mrnvwjnnriWl. A 9rf9
FLANNELS. Small plaids;
a oeuer quality anu a larger piniu ,ior oue,. to aim t. ijignifc
whlto llaunels 15c n yard, worthflfc better onesut30e, 40c and
50c, worth 45c, 50a and 75c. Also red, pink and blue llaunels,
a nice fresh assortment.
TOWELS. Good lluen towelsj'at $1 a clpzcn, sold every
where else for $1.25. Thesoare goliYc'fiist. Damask towels at
20c, worth 25. Flue Turkish bajth towels, whito mid colored,
25c. These prices are within tho reach of evoryuody.
Jk- A WORD" TO THE MEN. When you gU ready to buy
iV- J'our winter uuderwear, call; lit f-VtjD Capital Adventuro Com
pany's Store. You will save riidrtey thereby. See if you don't.
We have Oiled and Rubber" Coats and Lcggins, Rubber Boots
v aud Shoes, and everything else you ueed to. make y.'ti com
i? forcible". '
CLOTHING. Men's Youths' and Boys Suits and Over
coats, ''all Htyles and sizes. We can suit the Laborer and Me
chanic as well as the most fastidious. A now 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, $1.60
aud $2. A large line.
BSTEverybody who trades at the Operu House Corner goes,,,
away pleased. "r ' T"-
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CAPITOL ADVENTURE COMPANY,
SALEM,
KRAUSSE
'.. -JLXrriMhe. LfC&L,Liuf of , - ,-
Boots an
COMPRISING
Men's'Boy's and Youth's Calf, Kip and Nulled Boots. Also a largo stock
of Men's Calf Button, Congress and Gtdter Shoes of the
Latest and Best Styles and Finish.
-O-
PIVE HUNDRED DOZEN
Ladies', Misses' and Children's French, Kid, Pebble Goat, C. Kid, Don
goia Shoes, Sandals, Slippers, Ties, Etc. Bargains in all Lines.
KRAUSSE & KLEIN, 211 Commercial Strcnt.
School Books
A complete Hue of
STATIONERY,
ALBUMS.
GOLD PENS AND
FANCY LEATHER GOODS
AT
J. BENSON STARR'S
NO. 08 STATE STREET
Wm. Brown k Co,
DEALERS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CjgO
r ,i J3.X
goqd quality, 25 cents a ynrd.'f
OREGON.
xxacxnctfMas&j
& KLEIN
SALEM, OREGON.
Leather and Findings.
CASH PAID FOR
WOOL,
HIDES,
PELTS,
AND FURS.
This liouse carries a large sUx:k of first-
cisas gooas irom me oesi iiianuiacturers in
the world, aud Is prtiirtl to give salUfae
t Ion, both In stye aud quality, U eitry
one who will purchoMj goods ol them,
No. 2J1 Commercial Street,
8AUBM . r . OKBOOft
Shoes !
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in Groceries, Pninis, Oils
and 'Window Glnss, "Wall Pa
per and llorder, Artists' Ma
terials, Lime, Hair. Nails and
Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence
Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc,
NKW TO-lhYY.
Grand Concert
MUSICAL AND LITERARY!
V.Opera JHou.se,
OCTOBER 29, 1880,
$
The following well-known performers
will take part:
MISSES
PABHlSH,
WILLIS.
SOMBER,
SCOTT,
HALL
Ami others. Choruses by the M. K. choir.
PROF. Z, M. PARVIN,
Director.
Tickets now on ruIo lit ration's book
stoio. All "cuts OOcents,
A New Dressmaker.
MRS. F. A. OBUMP,
A New York MoillHto, w ho litis hud lll'toeii
years' cxpciienec In
Cutting and Fitting
Would bo plenscil to see tho liulles of Sa
lem nt hor rooms, No. -101 Summer stieel,
comer of. Marlon.
New Express Wagon.
J, O. HARRIS
tins started u new Kx piths wni;on aud is
now prepared to deliver Koods to nil parts
ol theclty, biiKgiiKO to uudfiom llio depot
on short notlee. (Jive him a cull uud your
order wll bo promptly nttcmled to.
I'Olt HUNT.
AMAKllIKl) COUl'MJ or two ladles or
two gentlemen mny obtain, ul reiiKou
utile rates, cood board with u nicely fur
nished suite, of rooms In u lino locality,
com enlent to the street uirs, by culling at
.1(17 Winter stifet.
rait sai.i: tut i.i!Ai:.
i.tOll HAIiK OH I,KA8K. Who wants to
' purehusoor leusoimnw mill? Addiess
Ml. II., this olllco. Il-Udwlw
i'oh ham:
I.10H MAlili. A I'AHM OK 3J0 ACUIW
I1 nil under fence uud cultivation. In the
best riinuo country of liusteni ureiton.
The best chuueo ever ottered for a mini to
engagu In stock rulslng. l'or particulars
caiion or address
W. H. I1YAHS, Bulcm, Oregon.
ho(;ii:tv noticics.
KNUmT8()I'IYTJIIAH.-Hegulur meet
ing on Tuesday night of each ueek lit
T: ft) p. m.
I.. It. BriNHON, O. 0.
w. a. a. wati:hh, iv.orn.undn.
0I.IVK1.OIXU: No. 18, I. O. O. !'., meets
In Odd Kel lows' aullu)i stul rs. (,'oniei
Commercial nnd Kerry streets, every HuU
urdayut7:.'i0p. m.
J. T. OHKUO. WM. CI.AHICi:,
HecrcUiry. N. U,
f J A. It. Hedgwlck I'ost, No. 10, Depurt
" incnt of Oregon, meets every Monday
evening at tho hall over iho Oregon Uuid
company's olllu-. Visiting comiudes an
cordially Invited to attend.
A. W. I)iiAY(Ji:ii. I'ost Com madcr.
Ji. K. Houtii wick, Adjutu it.
t'KOI'KSSIONAI. CAHDS.
U B.HKliry, iUllK H. HKIIK.
r 8. HICIKKAtVL-Dentlstry ,-I'alnless
1 j, extraction oftieth with new process.
Also gold crowns made and set. Ilrlek
dental olllco neur opera house, Hiilem, Or.
f J, till A W, attorney at law, Halem, Ore
' gou. OIIlcu upstairs In the ration
block.
UYHICIAN.-MHH. Oil. il. K. MCCOY
I physlclun and surgeon, h.is Iix-ultd
and taken rooms over Kmlru Farrar's
grmery store. Chronic diseases a spcr
Tulty. Consulliitlou free. l-'Jldw
lir J'. W1I.MA.MH, HTKNOUKAl'IIKIt
H, and 'typewriter Oipyist. Will make
reKrts of dials, etc.; copying on tyix
wrlteraecur.itely and neatly done. Olllic
over A. T Ycaton's lurnlluro store, Com
inerclul street, Halem.
ClIIAIlUy C. CUHT1H, M. I)., Hur.on
I and lioiiio-o)atlile physlclun. Olllcc
and resldenm, New Hunk UliK-k, ;tu7 Com.
mcrclul strtet,Kalem,Or, Olllco hours H to
Vu. in. and from H to.) and 7 loKp. m. 1)1
eiiHtsorthurictum and chrouludlsiusesu
spolalty. 1'lfteen ye.irsuxK-rleiici, iIh
T C. HSIITII, M. I).,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
fsWJlllcu ullh lir. J. N. Hmlth, (irlsuold
bliM.k, Halem, Oregon,
1I1KIK HISI.MHS IIUUXIMJ,
J'robuhly no one thing has canned
Much u great revl vul of trrnlo at Dan
iel J. vry'it Drugstore us their giving
awuy to their customers m many
freo trial bottles of Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption. Their
trudo iHslniply enormous In this very
valuable article from tho fact that It
alwuys cures and never disappoints,
Couuhs. Colds. Asthma. Bronchitis.
Croup, uud ull throat uud lung dis
eases mileklv cured. You can test It
before buvlni' bv ucttlnir u trial bot
tle free, largo sue 1. Every bottle
I warranted.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
A BTAUTMNO SCKNi: IX COUltT.
A AVIfo Voliuitar.ly Confesis Complic
ity in Her Husband's .Minder.
Easton, Pa., Oct. IS. Tho triitl
of Wlllituu II. Rurtholuiuow, for
the niiirtler of Wnshliigton Dlllnnl,
was stopped suddenly yesterday by
n sensational eonfesmou. The
widow of tho murdered man cninc
into tho court determined to goon
the stand and tell all she knew
about the murder of her husband
aud plead guilty to murder In tho
second degree. This was a great
surprise to tho lawyer and ati
adjournment was taken until af
ternoon. Mw. Dlllard was thou placed on
the stand aud testified that she had
sustained Improper relations with
llartholom cw two years before the
death of her husband. It was
dually determined to murder Dlll
ard, and a fiendish plot was con
ceived, Bartholomew llxed Dill
ard's gun so It would be useless and
then said he would como to tho
house tho next night uud would
make a tlisturbaueo In the chicken
roost, when Mis. Dlllard should
bring her husband out witli hit
gui, and Bartholomew would kill
him. Tho programme was carried
out. Dlllard went out with his gun
and ho was shot dead by his wife's
pai amour.
Tho woman broke down several
times while telling the story, lie
fore tlio murder lliutholomow want
ed tho farm, so they might all bo
together, and when Mrs. Dlllard
would not agree to that he wanted
her to go Went witli him. This she
refused to do so long as her husband
lived, and the lesult was a determin
ation to murder lilin. Mrs. Dlllard
Is U!l years of age.
VIGTOIUA. HtiNHATION.
lltlo to Ileal Kstato In I.iirgu Ainoiiii
Involved,
Viutohia, B. C, Oct. 23. A big
real estate sonsutlon la developing in
thlscity. Many years ago, back in
the early'flftles, when the gold ex
citement was attracting thousands
to this province, among others came
Douglas McTarvlsh to seek his for
tune. MoTurvish settled down in
Victoria aud bought real estate In
what Is now tho heart of the city.
Ho married an Indian woman by
whom ho had ono child a girl.
In a few years MoTarvish and his
wlfo both died a fow years later anil
tho little girl was left to tho care of
strangers. Shegrew up to woman
hood, married and has been living
hero ever since, totally unconscious
that her father had left anything of
value behind him.
A short tmiu ago a man, who hud
been a friend of MoTurvish, In the
old goltl days, aud who knew Mc
Tarvlsh hud owned considerable
property, begun to look tho matter
up. MoTarvlsh's will whs discov
ered iu an old sufu of tho Catholic
bishop, where It had lulu for years.
Tho will iHMiucuthcd to his Infant
dutigliter property In tho city now
valued ut nearly half a million dol
lars. Tho records, upon search be
ing made, show that tho noting
woman is the rightful owner of this
largo property. It is said tho Hud
son Bay Coinpuny, uppuroutly los
ing sight of tho fact that tho prop
el ty hud been sold to McTuvIsh,
has been selling It again, and now
some of the Uncut business edifices
in tho city are erected upon the
property to which tho owners have
no title. A long aud bitter con
tested law suit will certainly be the
result.
Tim .Mortgages urn Worthless.
TopiiKA, Kan., Oct. iSJ. Ill the
old days of pre-emption in Kuiihus it
was a common practice for pre
omptors to make arrangements with
loan companies for loans on (licit
laud l.i advance of dual proof to
enable them to pay the government
for their land, millions of dollars
huvlng been hoi rowed ami mortgn-
ges given therefor. Droughts, crop
fullurcs, etc., have iiiude II dlllleult
for the mortgugees to pay their In
terest regular, and wholesale fore
closures have been threatened bv
thu loan companies. John O. T 1 111
yer, a settler, being threatened with
foreclosure, employed a lawyer to
defend him, uud, according to the
rulings of several Judges nud the
findings of courts that the transac
tion was Illegal uud tho notes uud
mortgage Invalid, thu cjisj was ho
decided. This decision is u revolu
tion to tho settlers of tho southwest
uud tho successful uttorney has been
engaged by over iiiX) settlera In posi
tion similar to that of ilijlyer'ti to
defend them, while tho loan com
panies are aghast ut tho prospect of
having their mortgages judicially
declared worthleas.
Arizona Territory,
Wasiiinoton, Oct. 23. Lewis
WolJloy, governor of Arizona, yester
day submitted his annual report to
the secretary of tho interior. Con
cerning tho Mormons tho governor
says: "Arizona hud a law disfran
chising all who practiced, taught or
encouraged polygamy. Tho first
legislative act signed by my lato
predecessor was u repenl of that act.
I request and urge congress to repeal
tho repealing net anil re-establish
tho nbovo territorial law. Politically
thrj Mormons seem to havo
adopted Iho plan of sending
colonics or 'stakes' to surrounding
Territories in sulllelent numbers to
form tho power between tho two
political purtles. They uro willing
to trudo with either, but remain
trno only so long as tho Interests of
tho church aro best served. Tho
church Is their law, nnd nil other
law Is subservient to tho orders of
tho church. Tho Mormons in this
territory number about 8,000."
Tho total taxnblo property ot tho
territory Is given nt $20,575,002.
Tho total terrltoilnl indebtedness is
$762,000. Tho total territorial, coun
ty and city indebtedness is about
$2,002,010. Tho governor requests
that congress bo asked to pass a
necessary net ullowlng tho territory
to Issue long-thno bonds. Ho says
lie is assured that tlieso could bo
negotiated nt probably 4 per cent,
certainly not to exceed 5 per cent.
Till! I'KNStON IIUHKAU.
(leueral Itiiiini nt Ills Desk Tiiuuur a
Hack Number.
Washington, Oct. 23. (Jouoral
Oiccn B. Bnum yesterdny morning
sit t In tho chair lately occupied by
Corporal Tanner nt tho Peuslon
Olllcc. Ho received a number of
friends who called to pay their re
spects, nud mudo a tour of tho dif
ferent divisions to see the mothods
of procedure employed In each.
Secretary Noblo says ho Is not wor
ried by tho publication of Commis
sioner Tanner's last letter, uud ho
will make no reply to It. "I have
done witli Tanner," ho said to-day.
"Ho is a back number with me. All
that ho publishes I have scon Itoforo
and I think it doesn't need any re
ply. If ho wants to mako mo a
target ho can do so; let him lire
uwuy nil ho wnnts to."
Lost III the Itulii,
Santa Bosa, Oct. 23. LustSun
duy tho two year-old child of Joseph
Montz, who resides neur HebustoMI,
wandered uwuy from homo nud tho
neighbors scouted tho surrounding
country, but tho little fellow had
not been found ut Inst accounts. A
heavy ruin hits been fulling, nud if
tho child lias not been cared for by
some unknown party It must Inivo
perished.
Kltlnappml lly Indians,
IIhmina, Mont., Oct. 23. A spec
lal from GruutEullHsaysthutudvlccH
from Olusgow stuto that a party of
armed men httvo Just left there for
tho Canadian side In search of Char
lie Moore, a young boy of that town,
who Is supposed to have been kid
napped by some Creek Indians, who,
up to yesterday evening, had been
cuiuped on Cherry creek, two miles
from town. The boy was seen In
company with a squaw named
Looking Glass, going up tho trull
towurds Cherry creek.
Gois'ti East. Mr. 1). V. Wugner
leuves Monday for a trip to his old
homo ut Baltimore, Md. Ho will
be absent some time uud will stop
on his wuy ICust ut Denver, Colorado,
ind consult Ids brother who is a
physician, In regard to his health.
.Mr. Wauoricr has many warm
friends in this city who wish to hear
of his eurly return to this city with
Ills lost health regained.
Kim: Vi:atiii:h. During this
fine went her you should cull ut (1 li
ne rt k ruiiersoii'sioryourgroceriei'.
Puinless dental operations at Dr
T. U. Smith's, 00 Stuto street.
You can't ulloril to havo ull ott'eiulve
breath unit decayed teeth. Wright's
Mvrrtl 'I'ttfifll Kiu.li tir.iv.tnl.1 lu.tli. 'IVi' 1.
Hold by all druggists.
I'ut tol'llght Nervousness anil indiges
tion by Wright's Hop Celery uud Chamo
mile Hitters. A healthful stimulus, uud
strengthening uud liiMgorut.ug. Hold by
It. W.t'og. ,,,..,
A Uussluu inventor lias introduc
ed u most curious and Ingenious
jiiemniiieter, lu which tho sumo
record Indicates ut thu sumo time
Iwith tho velocity nnd tho direction
of tho wind.
Iu (Juiiuuiiy uiu pui)lloschoo!a nr
I all taught by mou,
s.iMw'1?''" safoih.flBar .HihSiSi"' miSMSHiKAr;ii,ifa. J-
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