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SALEM, OREGON. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1S89.
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JOURNAL
GEO. F. SMITH,
BUS MUM illS
DEALER IN
FURNITURE),
"Window Shades, Wall Paper, Pictures, Mirrors, Moldings, Frames, Baby
Carriages, Wagons, Rugs, Stationery. Notions, Holiday Goods,
Croquet bets. Hammocks, Etc. Tents, Awnings, Etc.
made to order and kept constantly on hand.
307 COMMERCIAL STREET (BANK BLOCK), SALEM, OREGON.
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fiGoods of all kinds sold on the regular installment plan in the city
at Smith's Auction House, corner of Liberty and State street", Salem, Or.
Abstracts.
For reliable ami correct .
ABSTRACT
Call on
SalciiiAbstract ami Lain
F E. AUSTIN, Manager.
NO. 221 COMMERCIAL STREET, SALEM, OREGON.
XtSTTlie only'complete set of Abstracts in Marloucounty.
P. O. Box 260.
Wm. Brown k
tiEALERS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
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Finest Stock
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VJ -STsrt' - v
KRAUSSE k KLEIN
Carry the finest and most elegant
Fall and filter Foot ffw
"CilN THE STATE!, ,
(graao.li ol,l by Item contain tho lie.1 ""IjI'KStrSlli'S
Goods-boughtdlrect from the manufactory.
KRAUSSE k KLEIN, 211 Commercial Street.
Ben Forstner k Co.
Iho beat am! lamest stock of
GUN GOODS AND .AMMUNITION !
aS-comeina us before purchasing elsewhere and save money!
PROPRIETOR
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OF TITLE,
the,
Leather and Findings
CASH PAID FOR ,
"WOOL,
Coiiany,
Co.
HIDES, -v- - . , ,-,
,, , PELTS, ''
AND FURS,
This liouso carries a large stock of flrst
clat.s goods from the best mnnufueturers In
the world, and Is prepared to plo satisfac
tion, both In stye and quality, to eery
ono who will purchase goods ot them,
No. 231 Commercial Street,
SALEM - - - OREGON
in the State !
Capitol Mratw Company.
WHOLESALE AND
Dry Goods, Clothing, Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, Glass
ware, Woodenware, Fancy Goods and Notions.
ALL KINDS OP PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
Everything Ion Want Under One Roof.
JUST RECEIVED :
Eight Bales of Cotton Bats, which we will soil for 15c a pound.
Moh'h Knee Gum Boots - $2 50
Men's Long Gum Boots 3 00
LOOK AT OUR CLOTHING PRICES.
Men's black suits S 5 00
CO Men's suits, usual price $12, now
50 Men's suits, usual price ?15, now
50 Men's suits, usual price $20. now
50 Men's suits, usual price 22.50, now - 18 00
OVERCOATS.
A good overcoat $ 7 50
Fifty overcoats, usual price $15, now- - - 11 50
Fine light overcoats, worth $18 and $20, now ottered for $15 and 10 60
8Orders from a distance promptly filled. Goods delivered free- to
any part of the city. Please give us a call.
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SALEM,
GEO. W. JOHNSON, Prcs.
H. A. JOHNSON, Jr., Treas.
CAPITOL
AMENTUM
State, Land and Iras
(Incorporated.)
LOAN BROKERS
-AND DEALERS' IK
Real
95 State Street, Salem, Oregon.
o
People looking for Investments and sucking residence- property
should see tho Motor Lino Addition and West Salem. Lots In
either of these additions will make you a choice and convenient
home; will make n neat return as an investment In a sliorttlme.
It 11 Pay
before making a purchase. To those hunting lots to build on, wo
will sell you a lot bv vou paying $10 down and tho balance In
monthly payments. To those wishing to invest for speculations
We Will Give Terms
that will allow you time to sell the properly to make your pay
ments, giving you an opportunity io buy and bell with a small
capital. We have
A Few Choice Lots In Oak Lawn Park Addition
that vo are ottering at a bargain. We dso have a list of choice
bargains lit nearly every addition to Salem. We Imvo some choice
acre tracts. Wo have
Farms and Timber Lands I
No ono seeking such property should conclude to purchase
without examining our list.
' ! W. F PECK, Manager.
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State, Land and
SALEM,
A. A. OSBORN
JIiu an acre of
The Best Pasture Land m the wale,
One ,.U. from .he bridwln IWIc county.
RETAIL DEALERS IN
0 00
11 50
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OREGON.
P. H. D'ARCY,
T. C. SHAW, Yice-Prcs.
Trust Company,
OREGON.
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New Harness Slop.
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PMJ- Ty.t'U '"'
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COMPANY
'Company !
Estate
Ion-to Investigate
JOHN HUGHES,
1..l .. n -M.t-.I- nn
ifuaiur 111 urna-rics, Annus, uns
and Window Glass, "Wall Pa
per and llordor, Artists' 31a
terials, Lime, Hair. Nails and
Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence
Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc,
N'1.W TIM! AY.
THE FAVORITE
Billiard and Peel Rooms.
Tin: only
FIRST-CLASS CIGAll STORE
IN T1IR CITY.
Imported and Domoatio
CIGARS AND TOBACCO !
243 Commerclul Stroot.
Proposals for Healing.
1 "HIE 110AHI) OK TltUSTKES of tho
Oregon statu Insano nsjliim lnllo
Healed proposals for heatiiic tho now wlni;
of tlio asylum with hot water, l'lnns anil
Hpeclllcatlons may bo been at tho ollleo or
I)r. Harry ljiue, isalcm, Oioroii.
Tho right to reject any anil nil bids Is le
served. Hlds will bo opened nt2 o'clock p. in,, on
Tuesday, November 20, l&si).
SYt,vivSTi:n l'i:NKoYi:it,
ro. Y. MCllUIDK,
O. V. Wkiiii,
Hoard of Trustees,
Wm. A. SIunly, Clerk of Hoard.
ELLIS & WHITNEY,
1'ioprlctorsof tho
Favorite Livery and Feed Barns
Good rigs always on hand and furnished
on short notice.
1'rlvato boarding of hoi bes and stock n
specialty.
Ollico and barns at tho corner of Trail e
and t'ommcicial st roots.
PROF, H. DIAMOND
Is now prepared to glvolcbhons on thoVio
lln, Guitar, Itnnjo and Mandolin. Those
Applying this week w 111 get special terms,
MUSIO HALL TO RENT
To clubs and parties. Music furnished for
nil invasions. Apply at Music Hall Inmi
10 to 12 ii, m. oratiesldence,217 Kront st.
BUSTED!
Tho combine being busted, I will sell
Key West Cigars and cIcurcttH at tho old
prices. OystcrH or meals served at all
hours for 25 cents.
Fine Private Dining Rooms
for families. C. W. Hcllenbrund, proprie
tor, llellenbrand's eating parlors, No, 2U5
Commercial sticct,
I New Dressmaker.
MRS. F. A. CRUMP,
A Now York Modiste, uho has had llftoen
years' cxpcrleuco In
Cutting and Fitting
Would bo pleased to sen tho ladles of Ha
lcm at her rooms, No. 101 Hummer street,
corner of Marlon.
Miss Leona Willis,
TEACHER OF MUSIC.
I.esHons given In volco culture and Itnl
Ian singing, plant) and organ. Hpeclal at
lentlou given to beginners. Can bo seen at
tho Conservatory, or at the residence, cor
ner of Center and Capitol streets, HMHml
-I Female l'aruilox.
A Imli' f.lil find lfrowlnif older still.
(As ludlcs will grow old; you know), be
came. In tp)to of age, as young as youth but III,
And old, and wrelclicu, reemc, lame, aim
Mire,
A lady young becamo In spltu of youth,
As Indies will and why? llccauielhu truth,
That keeps a lady young, they f.i'l tograsp
And yielding Ut dUe.isc, dlo In Its fatal
cluun.
That truth l that womau'n cnkncses
may bo
Hubdued by Vt. I'lcrce'n Kuvorlto ITotcrlj
Hon.
El'OCH.
rriw. tniiibltlnii frmn lone. lliiL'crlmr
and ihiliifulHlcknuiM to robust Health
niarks an chocIi In tlio life of the In
dividual. Huch a ruinurkublu event
Is treahured In tho memory and the
agency whereby the good health ha
been attained M greatfully blehsed.
Hence it 1h that ho much Ih heard In
IiralHoofElectrloJJltterH. ho iiiany
reel they owe their restoration to
health, to tlio uo of tlio Great Al
,.r..u. inwl 'IViiili'. If vou aro
troubleI with any rilxcuM) of Kltl
neyH, Liver or Htomaeh, of long or
BljortDtuiidlimyou will tturely llnd
r.i.t I... ut.. ,f .'.li-(rlu liltterti.
Bold at 60c. and $1 jer hottlo at Dan-
leu. iry' J JniKiiore.
THIS PAPKK u V.K'Jttv'Sri&Ai
Aiceocy. 61 and tfl Merehnt Kcljange,
tun rruneloo. fullfornla. wfcero ouutruct
or navtrtumj ca do umuv iur iu
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
A stuanei: cam:,
A ,Mot Terribly Man-jlcil llody l'ouiid
In n l.arrel
St. Paul, Minn., Nov. 11. It
was ascertained to-night that the
nmmjlcd body found in a tar-bauol
lubled "A Traitor," is tliatofCharloa
Konipcr, a young man about 23
years of ago, who riWnnpc.ired from
St. Paul under mysterious circum
stances last June. Ho was a sou of
ex-Covernor Kcmncr, the first Chief
Executive of Virginia after tlio war.
Kemper was sent to Minneapolis for
Ida health early In tho spring. He
had plenty of money and did noth
ing but nmuso himself at ball games
and other open-air sports. He left
tho hoiuo for his customary walk,
on a bright afternoon In Juno and
was never again seen or heard of in
St. Paul.
Ho hml no outstanding bills and
no plausible rei'son could Lo ad
vanced for his dhappeaianee. Hi
room was left as though ho Intended
lo return withiu a few days. His
lanlady became anxious and tele
graphed to his parents, thinking
perhaps that ho had taken a notion
to return home. His parents bad
not heard from him. Letters were
then passed, but no tidings could be
had of the missing boy.
The only anil ultimate theory re
garding his mysterious disappear
ance was that ho was tho victim of
foul play, as ho was known to have
carried considerable sums of money
on his person at all times. Ho is said
to lmvo received a draft for 100 the
day before his disappearance. I)o-
teetlvc? worked upon tlio ease, but
could not fathom tho mystery.
rnero is naciuo to tno murderers.
hi:vi:uu stoums.
Johnston ii Nuriimly INcnpcs Auotlior
l'loodSuow anil Kulii.
John&town, Pa.; Nov. 11. Tho
rule for tlio past thuty-slx houi-s
raised tho rivers to the danger point,
they oversowing their banks. Tho
temporary bridge across tlio Cone
miiugh ut Cambila City has been
carried tiway. Woodvalo Is Hooded
and somo of tho houses erected since
tho Hood have been abaudonded by
tho Inmates. The excitement caus
ed by tho rapid and threatening liso
of tho river is slowly subsiding with
tho water. The river has fallen sev
eral Inches in tho past hour, and all
danger for tho time is past. Little
damage was dune.
St. LouiHt Nov, 11. A dispatch
from tho Texas Pauhaiidlo says tho
deepest snow In that region for
twelve yeais is now on tho ground.
All the trains on the Fort Worth
and Denver railroad aro blockaded,
and nine engines aro now In the
snowdrift at Field station. The
drifts aro iiiuo feet deep ut Hawloy
and no trains have reached thoro
slnco Tuesday.
Nj:v Yoiiic, Nov. II. A heavy
rain fell In this section last night,
and this morning it Hooded many
streets of tho city. A heavy fog was
hanging over tho hay and liver, and
not only was tho shipping much in
commoded, but even tho elevated
trains were compelled to run slow to
avoid collisions. At noon the fog
slightly lifted.
A Curpcutur Killed.
Tacoma, W. T,, November II.
Kdward liufsch, a carpenter nine
teen years old, fell from tho roof of
tho new Presbyterian church heiu
yesterday afternoon, his body re
volving In tho air as it descended
slxty-llvo feet to tho ground, and
was fatally Injured. Jlo had a Mo
ther in Ban lOuueisco and had ar
rived heio a fuw days ago.
tllAMI'DKO CMITIXHS.
Mr. Langlry has bought the Kilns
Ebcrhurd Sioro and icsldeiieo.
John Couutiyiiiau Is miming u
bmco of lingers, touched by n circu
lar saw In tho mill.
J.C. C. Lou Is bus begun (caching
in district No. ii, commonly known
us the CV-o DIsLict.
Potatoes sceiii to bo moving rap
Idlv tholr .t few days; inuny IojmIh
having gonu to tho lauding Price
G5 C3IU3 to iQ cent' per bushel.
Saturday, tho 0th Inst., saw
lively times tin tho Smith ranch,
ucros tho river from bore. Mr.
Hmltli hud Mild tho ranch to Mr.
He'lwood anil last Saturday auction
ed oil' tho pcrhoual cIeets of tho
plaoa Scott Taylor did tho wind
uctandmado evurybody happy by
tel. ng them m cheajdy, tin t Smith
wai rudlent with iinllw. Botl Is u
giod oue, and got tliroUkli with
ono iiioriuoiu duj's work in good
time. About two huiidad peruouB
weru prveut(
cnxi)i:xsi:i dispatches.
A boat containing four boys cap
si 'ed on the Monogahela river yes
Irday afternoon-and two of them
wcio drowned.
Tlieprosldent yesterday appointed
Cb.'iks P. Lincoln, of Mi-lugan,
t-cco id deputy commissioner of pen
sions, i e Jo.-eph II, Barrett, re
signed. Sollel says tho leeent interview
between the czar and Prince 151s
m. rck, during his majesty's visit to
IJcrlh, resulted in a decision to oust
Peidlnand of P.ulgaria from the
leadeishlp ol that country.
Tle ghanllc pool in which tho
lead'iig glas-s manufaetuiers of tho
United States -will co-operato as to
tlio prlco of tho product and other
matteisof Jniportance to tho trade,
in progress of organization, will go
into eil'eet January 1st.
The long bridge connecting Cum
bria City Miltvale, near Johnstown,
Pa., w.i'j entirely demolished on
Monday by tho high water. Tho
lo-s will grclly letaul tho iciuoval
of the dead from Moivvlllc cemc
teiy to their permanent lesllngplaee
in Prospect cenieteiy.
Tlio trial of tlio mon charged with
robbing Paymaster AVluinn, of tin
United Slates army, ol &2!),000 hover
al months Hince, began at Tucson to
day. Tiie day was mostly consum
ed in legal quibbling?. It is thought
that the trial will last a month.
ITT.MS MOM AM!.
What has become of our Jomt.wu.
corespondent?
The, family of 0. L. Wright has
mr.larlul fever.
Uraudum Hughes is visiting her
sou on Howell Prairie.
Miss Carter, offGralil's Pass is tho
guest of Mrs. M. A. Peek.
Pnjf. Chuklias nrguufctl a slng-hig-eiass
of twenty seholnis.
Mary Walker Is spending tho
winter with MraVMoKmmjy of Tur
ner. Mrs. McNeill's nelee.of California
is upending a few weeks in this
place.
Our school in bulngnbly conducted
under tho eillelont uiaimgcinent of
W. L. IColleiibergor, late of Indiana.
Mr. Drown, of Ohio, is taking In
thoNlglilHoftho far famed land of
"big red apples." Mt.JHwn Is a
brother of Mry.S. Condit.
Mayro, Elva and Oniu McKlnnoy
have gone to Salem, to attend
school. Tho society of those young
people will bo missed durluc tho
winter. .
J. II. Porler of this place Is haul
Inj lumber to Aumsville for tho
pu'po'oof litilldlngare.il wtutoof
II. -o ( bo occupied by hhiMulf and
II. C. Por.er.
MO.NMODTII X0TKS.
'J'ho weal her Is foggy but lino for
fin m Mg.
Our new InillillngH are nOaring
completion very rapidly.
Mi. 1'. H. Dareo has been under
tho wtalher dining tho past week.
Ho called Dr. iliilten Sunday morn
luir, and at this time Is much im
prove d.
Wo are becoming very much at
tache 1 to the Jii'itNAi.,aiid, with a
lltllo change In the Salem mall
time, ho that it would arilve hero
eaily In tho morning, tho .fi uiinaj.
would lio rend by a goodly number
hero. Wo heartily Join uith you
In praising the substantial ollbrtH of
(hit enterprising men of the Capital
city, and Just hero allow your cor
rojiondent to suggest a subject for
disciiwluu mining your IhihIiicbH
men. Ills u well known fact that
very many nuuplu of this valley have
somehow nwjuhed an idea they
must go to Portland to spend
their money, and Portland's
biialues men aro not slow to take
advantage of such opportunity s.nnil
huvo vco shro illy anuiiiged with
tlHidWIurunt Hum of truiiiimitatloii
mi that It btioiiia-s very cuutculcut
i'or tho county customer to amain
there over nlbl, and as imuh
lonv'er as their coin luU. Salem
could supply al thu upptirwdlcy
customers at a low price us Port
land, and theichy nt only doublo
thelnijiiaj", but hold u largo por
tion of uioiiry thut to-day uiincc
ivwarlly go to purtlund. Wo
would much yther er our Capital
city prijier ninl oven gut rich oil
tho surplus utftli thut U drifting lit
a c-oulliiuuus Maain Into Portland.
This would hu u very Iulercstlug
(diostiuii for tip- ISoartl of trudo to
dUcUT-f. l' B,
iim&&fcmt i mini iAjx L-a.
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