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VOL. 2.
SALEM, OBEGON, J7KIJDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1SS9.
NO. 219.
GEO. F. SMITH,
IT'
-DEALER IN
FURNITURE,
Window Shades, Wall Paper, Pictures, Mirrors, Moldings, Frames.
Croquet Sets. Hammocks, Etc. Tents, Awnings, Etc.
made to order and kept
307 COMMERCIAL STREET (BANK BLOCK), SALEM, OREGON.
: 0
i o1?08 ?.f a11 kinds sold on the regular installment plan in the city
at Smith's Auction House, corner of Liberty and State streets, Salem, Or.
Abstracts.
For reliablo and correct
, ABSTRACT OF TITLE,
Call on the
Salem Mact and Land Company,
F EX AUSTIN, Manager.
NO. 221 COMMERCIAL STREET, SALEM, OREGON.
BTue only complete set of Abstracts In Marion county.
P. O. Box 260.
Wm. Brown & Co.
DEALERS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
KRAUSSE k KLEIN
Carry tho Largest Line of
Boots and Shoes !
COMPRISING
Men's Boy's and Youth's Calf, Kip and Nailed Boots. Also a large stock
of Men's Calf Button, Congress and Gaiter Shoes of the
Latest and Best Styles and Fiuish.
-O-
FIVB 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 Street.
Ben Forstner k Co.
We will Bell lower than ever before Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats
ndSSubber and Oil Clothing, Blankets and Quilts. We also have
Jae best and largest stock of
GUN GOODS AND AMMUNITION I
j-Com and see us before purchasing elsewhere and save money!
PROPRIETOR H 1 I 1 n
INSTALLMENT n ' "P M "W
Baby
constantly ou band. '
Leather and Findings
CASH PAID FOR
WOOL,
' HIDES,
PELTS,
AND FURS.
This house carries a large stock of first
class goods from the best manufacturers In
the world, and Is prepared to give satisfac
tion, both in styo and quality, to every
one who will purchase goods ot them,
No. 231 Commercial Street,
SALEM - OREGON
WHOLESALE AND
Dry Goods, Clothing, Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, Glass
ware, Woodenware, Fancy Goods and Notions.
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
Everything You Want Under One Roof.
JUST RECEIVED :
Eight Bales of Cotton Bats, which we will sell for 15c a pound.
Men's Knee Gum Boots $2 50
Men's Long Gum Boots 8 00
LOOK AT OUR CLOTHING PRICES.
Men's black suits $ 5 00
CO Men's suits, usual price $12, now t. 0 00
50 Men's suits, usual nriee 815. now ' 11 50
50 Men's suits, usual price $20, now
50 Men's suits, usual price 22.50, now
OVERCOATS.
A good overcoat $ 7 50
Fifty overcoats, usual price $15, now 11 60
Fine light overcoats, worth $18 and $20, now oflered for $15 and 10 50
Bfiy-Ordcrs from a distance nrouintlv tilled. Goods delivered fruo to
any part of the city. Pleaso give us
SAXEM,
GEO. W. JOHNSON, Pros.
H. A. JOHNSON, Jr., Treas.
ana
CAPITOL
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State
Land
(Incorporated.)
LOAN BROKERS
AND DKALEHS IN
Real
95 State Street, Salem, Oregon.
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People looking for investments and seeking residence property
should seethe Motor Line Addition and west Salem. Lots in
either of theso additions will make you a choice and eouveulent
home; will make a neat return as an investment in a short time.
It -fill Pay You to Investigate
before making a purchase. To those hunting lots to build on, wo
will sell you a lot by you paying $10 down and tho balanoo in
monthly payments. To those wishing to Inveit for speculations
We Will Give Terms
that will allow you time to sell tho property to make your pay
ments, giving you an opportunity to buy and sell with a small
capital. We have
A Few Choice Lots In Oak Lawn Park Addition
that wo are offering at a bargain. Wo also have a list of choice
bargains In nearly every addition to Salem. We have some choice
acre tracts. Wo have
Farms and Timber Lands I
No one seeking such property should conclude to purchase
without examining our list.
W. E. PECK, Manager.
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State, Land and
SALEM,
A. A. OSBORN
Ha 306 acre of
The Best Pasture Laud in the State,
One mile from the bridje In I'olk county,
limit vrUWng jjaiture will addre4
A. A. 0IX)K; dalem,
RETAIL" DEALERS IN
15 00
18 00
a call.
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OREGON.
P. H. D'AltCY,
T. C. SHAW, Yice-Pres.
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lianv !
Trust Company
OREGON.
New Harness Shop.
11. F. Wiley " now a fine itoclc of Har
not and Haddlcry ou hand and Unites Hie
public to call and lnli-l uli (tuck.
I Itepalr wo a specuui jr.
334 Commercial titreat, Bulum
COMPANY
est
to
Estate
IWOiriO COAST NOTKS.
Additions to tho Tension Itoll An, Ap
pointment, Washington, Nov. 6. Tho fol
lowing residents of tho Pacific coasi
havo been granted pensiens: Cali
forniaOriginal Invalids, Charles
R. Thompson, San Diego; William
F. Hall, Downoy; Increase, John B.
Condon, Rlversid; Mexican surviv
ors, Isaao E. Eastman, Volcano;
Isaac Q. Mcsslc, Gilroy. Novada
Original invalid, George C. Wright,
Reno. Washington Increase, Isaao
Mendenhull, Palouso City, Richard
Miles, Spokane Falls.
Secretary Tracy has appointed C.
W. Rrunto Internal Revenuo store
keeper for tho llrst California dis
trict. Tho postolllco at Shcayllle, Mal
heur county, Or., has been discon
tinued. Harriet Meredith, n woman about
70 years of age, who camo to Sun
Francisco from Prlncctou, Mo., for
the benefit of her health, fell dead
while dressing in tho room at her
hotel yesterday. Tho cause of her
death was apoploxy.
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in Groceries, Paiii(s,Oils
and Window Glass, Wall Ta
per and Eordcr, Arlisis' Ma
terials, Lime, Hair. Nails and
Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fenco
Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc,
NKW TO-DAY.
THE FAVORITE
Billiard and Peel Rooms.
TUB ONLY
FIRST-CLASS CIGAR STORE
IN TUB CITY.
Imported and Domeatlo
0IGARS AND-TOBACCO!
i!43 Commoralul Stroot.
Proposals for 1 eating.
rnllE llOAHI) OK TUUSTKlvS of tlio
J Oregon Mate InHimo asylum Invito
(sealed proposals for heating tho new wine
of tho iiRvlum with hoi water. Plans ami
specifications may ho seen ill tho ofllco of
ir. nnrry uanc, eaicni, Oregon.
The right to reject any and all bids U re
served. Hlds will bo opened nt 2 o'clock p. in., ou
Tuesday. November 2, 1880.
BrbVKsn:ii I'knnoykk,
Uko. W. McJlr.imc,
O. W. Wkmi,
Hoard of Trustees,
WM. A. MUNI.Y, Cleric of lloa.rd.
ELLIS & WHITNEY,
Proprietors of tho
Favorite Livery and Feed Barns
Good rigs always on hand aud furnished
on short notice.
Piivato boarding of horses aud stock ti
specialty.
Olllco and barns at tho Corner of Trade
and Commercial streets.
PROF. H. DIAMOND
Is now prepared to give lessons on tho Vlo
lln, Guitar, llunjo and Mandolin. Those
applying this week will get special terms.
MUSIC HALL TO RBNT
To clubs and parties. Muslo furnished for
all occasions. Apply at .Music Hull fiom
10 to 12 a. in. orut residence, 1217 I'Yont st.
BUSTED!
Tho combine being busted, I will sell
Key West Cigars and clgurclts ot the old
prices. Oysters or mculs served ul nil
hours for &j certs.
Fine Private Dining Rooms
for families. C. W". Hellenbrund, proprie
tor. Hellenbrand's eating jsirlors, No. IWj
Commercial strict,
1 New Dressmaker.
JIRS.F.A.OUUMP,
ANtw York Modlite, who hai hadllfutn
j ears' ezpcrlcuca In
Cutting and Fitting
Would bo pleased to see the ladles of Ka
lein ut her rooms, No. 401 Hummer street,
comer of Marlon.
Miss Leona Willis,
TKACIIKK OF MUSIC.
Irftuons given In volte culture unci Itnl
fun singing, plunound organ. Hiwclul ul
teiitlou given to beginners, fun bo seen nt
the Conservulory, or ut the residence, yor.
nerof Center nud Cupltol ln-l. l"-"'l
1Mb lAi ftU Drake' Advt-rlliliig
Agency. 01 nd (. Merihunl's Kxclmuge,
Hon iTumWj. California, wkerc oontrucU
or Hdurtlilng can be miido tor It.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
ONLY LOUD TALK.
Ohio and Iowa Coino Out nil night.
l'rntuls In Now York.
OHIO.
Coi.umuus, O., Nov. 7. Tho
State Journal, republican, says the
republican stato committee esti
mates Campbell's plurality over
Foraker for governor at from 10,000
to 12,000. Returns from nine of
tho lending counties show that For
aker ran 10.305 behind tho ticket,
IOWA.
Dks Moinis, Nov. ".The ad
ditional returns on tho legislative
ticket show that tho republican ma
jority ou a joint ballot will bo eight,
thus insuring tho re-election of Sen
ator Allison.
Tho Register, Rep., says: Tho re
vised Ugttresgivo Boise, for governor,
1S0O plurality, and ludicato tho
probable election of all republican
stato ticket except tho governor.
KltAUD IN NKW YOUK.
Ni:w Youic, Nov. 7. General
Knapp, of tho republican stato com
mittee, announced this morning
that most astounding frauds in bal
lotting had beelx discovered In Troy
and othor places, on tho part of tho
democratic party, in tho recent elec
tion. Ho would not state what ho
expected to do about It, or whether
tho results in tho election would bo
directed by tho discoveries.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Reston, Nov. 7. Tho senate will
bo composed of twenty-nino repub
licans and cloven democrats, as com
pared with thirty-two republicans
ami eight democrats fn 1883. Thero
were 102 republicans and sovouty
eight democrats returned to the
lower house a republican loss of
eighteen.
I'KNNHYLVANIA.
PuiL-ADiiLi'iiiA, Nov. 7. Re
vised fuller returns from all tho
counties in Pennsylvania do not
materially change tho figures al
ready sent out. Tlio latest compu
tation makes tho plurality forlloyer,
Hep., for stato treasurer, 02,2.'ll.
VIWIINIA.
Richmond, Nov. 7. A tabulated
statement of the voto of tho stato
gives McKlunoy a majority of
41,090.
lUl'OHTANT IK TIIUK.
The Itosc lliliimlnoun Coal Itoported
at Klnliioro.
Los Ancii:i,u), Nov. 6. Word has
just reached this city of tho discov
ery of imuienso deposits of tlio best
bituminous coal at tho Elslnoro coal
fields In tho Sail Rornardiuo mount
ains. An old experienced miner
has been prospecting for a syndicate
of capitalists and told them to sink
a shaft fifty feet below tho llgnlto
veins and they would find good coal.
Thoy did so and tlio results are said
to bo boyond their wildest expecta
tion. They claim that thero aro thrco
veins, and coal enough to supply
tha wliolo of the western country.
Thoy havo beon keeping it quiet for
tlio purposo of buying up all tlio
land possible surrounding tho dis
covery. The coal is said to bo equal
In quality to tho best Western Penn
sylvania bituminous coking coal,
and can bo delivered in Los Angeles
for $3 a ton.
AMrt WKMi THAT KNUS Wl'.I.l..
A Mother In Oregon Itnrovttr Hrr Lost
Jloy l'runi I.ukeport.
Minnhai'OI.ih, Minn., Nov. 7.
In 1880 Mrs. Rutts was tho proprie
tor of a boarding house in this city,
riho hud but recently moved from
Chicago, where hur husband had
died shortly before, leaving herself
aud two small children, a boy and a
Bin.
Among the boarders was Ruphael
I'rlc, who became madly Infatuat
ed with thu widow, and upon her
refusing to marry him suddenly dis
appeared, taking with him the boy
Krankle. The ullalr cuused quite a
sensation at tho time.
Nothing was heard of Price until
recently, when Chief of Police JJracl.
ett got word of him at Lakeport,
(Jul., when) ho had placed tlio boy
In good hands. Thu mother had In
tho mean tlmo moved to Oregon,
ami a dispatch received here to-day
bays that tlio child has been once
more restored to Its mother, who Is
now a professional numo in tho city
of Portland.
Tho holier of a ilredgo boat ex
ploded at Houtli Pass, La., killing
two ilrvmuii, McOluty and Jengel.
J, L. Pordemuru, a prominent citi
zen of Bcotla, Sab., was shot and
killed by Calvin Madison as tlio re
sult of u quarrel,
it M'ir.r. ni:vi:ii m: known
Which One of tho Daltotui Was Ad
mitted I'irst,
Washington, Nov. 7. Efforts
havo been mado recently to estab
lish tlio priority of admlsslou into
tlio Union of ono of tho Dakotas. It
now transpires that no ouo knows
which was admitted first. On Sat
ui day tho President received from
the Stato Department tho two pro
clamations, deficient only to tho ex
tent of his signature. Tlio question
of priority at once camo up, aud it
was found to bo dlfilcult to decldo.
After Home debato tho two docu
ments, unlooked at wcro laid faco
tlownwanl on the desk ou a sheot of
paper, aud then they wcro shu tiled
together.
Whou this stage of tho game had
been reached tho proclamations
wcro turned faco upward, but pro
tected by tho sheet of paper, upon
which they had been laid. Tho
sheet was slipped tuldo until tho
blank spaces for tho Presidential
signature wero exposed. Tho auto
graph was appended to each, tlio
luk alio veil to dry, tho proclama
tions turned ovor onco more and
again vigorously shuflleil. Tho two
Dakotas wero admitted to tho Union
of States, aud although ouo of them '
was ahead of thu othor just tho
length of tlmo It took tho President
to wrlto his name, history will never
bo ablo to record tho nanio of tho
leader. It Is a profound mystory
and it will always bo so.
a hi:nsationai. si:kmon.
How ii l'roaihcr Astonished
Ills Con
grrgutlon.
MtNNiuroiiis, Minn., Nov. 7.
Tho Rov. J. A. Graham, pastor of
tho Holy Trinity Episcopal Church,
astonished his congregation yester
day morning by assuming the rolo
of Robert Elsnioro, renouncing
Christianity and denying tho RIblo
and the church aud their teachings.
So cleverly did tho gentleman play
tho part that a startling scone en
sued. Many of his listeners wero in
tears. Some thought that ho was
crazy, and all wero Inexpressibly
shocked at his words.ijlls strange
discourse was spokeni very 1m
presslvo manner, andiiya 'member
doubted that ho meant all ho said,
but ho did not. Ho was trying to
show tho pcoplo tho ovll rcstilta of
ludlflorenco In religion, so that thoy
might get an Idea how terrible It
was to hear religion denounced.
His main point was to mako them
see tho necessity of clinging to tho
faith. It was a strango way of get
ting at tlio people, but It had its
ofl'ect aud gave them an unusual
shaking up on religious questions.
A Total Abstinence Town.
TuiiAHK, Nov. 7, All tlio saloons
In tills city wero closed atnild-nlght.
As threatened yesterday. Tho con
troversy rests as much upon tho ro-
siricuonHimposcu on inu pit" jem
HcciiM!. Tho ordlnanco requires tho
applicant to bo of good moral char
actor, furnish a bond of $100,000,
allow no gambling, eard-playlng or
music, and not sell to miners or
common drunkards.
CONDKXSKI)" DISPATCHES.
Archbishop Gross of Oregon, bus
arrived from Paris by City ot New
York.
Tho president yestorduy appointed
Trinidad Romero United States mar
shal for Now Mexico.
Tho president yesterday appointed
William W. Rates, of Now York,
commissioner of navigation.
An explosion occurred to-duy In a
dynamite factory near JJIIboa,Spaln.
Knur persons wero killed and many
Injured.
In a drunken fight at lluflalo, N.
Y., Win. Dlxou cut Joseph Gilbert's
throat. Dixon was so drunk that
ho lay beside tho dead b.nly of his
victim until found.
Tho American ship Chesborough
from Illogo for New York, has been
wrecked ou the north coast of Japan.
Nineteen of the crew wero drowned.
Erlckson, tho Wtuvorvllle, Cal
mull robber, was captured In an old
cublu In which hu had been hiding
Hovenil days. Ho made several des
perate attempts to escape.
Judge Prciiderirast, of Chicago,
Inn sentenced William Kent to
thirty days' Imprisonment In Jail
and a lino of $500 for Interfering
with the Judges of election at tho re
cent primaries.
The convention of tho Woman's
Home Missionary society finally ad
journed yesterday. Mrs. John Da
vis, ot Cincinnati, was elected presi
dent, to succeed tho Ute Luoy Webb
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