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About Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1889)
'5J!lfW!JWT " " TWWTTTn A H; 4t 1 BUBSORIBB tor u adver risis IN THE CAPITAL JOURNAL CAPITAL JOURNAL, TUB BEST PAPER IN SALEM. THE CAPITAL JOURNAU IT WIM. UK A GOOD INVESTMENT. WVou will bo well plciucd with lt.J CU-The Term nro Mos t Ucnsonablo-EB - " J -A H .! M VOL. 2. fl The "Napoleon Glove, a second of Alexandre, only $1.60. Tte "Our Own fce," at One- Dollar ! This Is a glove lhat gives good satisfaction and will please you. Our CO cent glove you pay elsewhere 75 cents for ffcrnememuer, tins week only, T. THE GIvOBB , Real Estate Loan and Exchange! 292 Commercial Street, SALEM, - - OREGON School Books A complete line of STATIONERY, ALBUMS, GOLD PENS AND FANCY LEATHER GOODS AT J. BENSON STARR'S NO P4 STATE 8TREET - - - SALEM, OREGON Wm. Brown & Co, PJCALKHH IN BOOTS AND SHOES, llW-i II i I 111,. Slippers . ttui (LU-iuiiu. wiwU to MMtfiit U (r) ' u''rMin Own MiKWhW .- - . . -.-.- He, 221 ComnwcM ATTENTION ! H mm ll V)wmviy ii Glove Sate! -o- at above prices. HOLVERSON, Leather and Findings cash I'Aio ron WOOL, UWIW, VKUlli, AM) ruiiH. I liU lioiu twrrlM u Ui$ li H nl flf r Im mU nun llitf U.I iiiitnutei Iuivip ll UM M U l J'UII lt" lJOd 'l III! l Ho, 'M foiimirn'lnl Himi, NAMCM ' OHltaQh Slippers! 0- r.r I r rXf'C tmk, Salum, OrQi) iMiss Leona Willis, .......mi1 w,avhv.h tir vw ' SALEM, OREGON. FBIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1889. X-mas Tidings. o Do You Want to Buy a Dress? If so, come aud see our elegant dress goods. Wc can suit you In Quality, Style and Price. Ah, but you are sure to want one of those Fascinators, now that the cold weather is coining on. They are going fast. All shades blue, black, red, pink and white, pluin, beaded aud elder-down edge. They are per fect beauties. Toboggan Hoods, Woolen Skirts and Jackets, until you can't rest. -0- Christmas Gifts For the Old and Young RICH AND POOR. EVERY ONE IS TREATED ALIKE AT THE OPERA HOUSE CORNER ! -o- Be wise! Have common sense. Buy at the Opera House Corner where you can save money. We will help you to get us much happiness as possible out of your money. We do it by low prices. -O- i mm ADl ffli Opera. House Corner, SALEM - - - - OREGON. GEO; W. JOHNSON, Pres. II. A. JOHNSON, Jr., Trcns. :i uaiiu. a Stab (Incorporated.) LOAN BROKERS AND DKALKltfl IN Real Estate 05 State Street, Salem, Oregon. o People looking for InventinenU and necking reHlileiico projierly hould nee tho Motor Lino Addition uml Went Sulcin. Lots In tit her of thiso addition will inuko you u choice and convenient lioiiio; will inulio a ntat return uh an liivcxtinunt In unhurt time. It hi U'ftiro mulling a purclnw, To Ilium hunting ll I" "ull'l M0 will Mil you u lot by you paying MO down und Hie ImImiimi In woiilhly puyiiii'iit. To JIiomj wMiliig In Jnvct for vcuIhIIoii We Will Give Terms Utul wlllwllow you IIiimi to mII Hit iiroiKjIy i mnku your y: iMii. bIvIhk "U opwiuiiUy lo oiiyninl mII uHIiuhjiuII iiipllui, AVi liuvit A Few Choice Lots In Oak Lawn Park Ailililion (lint m ollVrliiK 1 w lmriflii, Wo Wtmy m lUt of fjiojiw lifu In lit-ttily uwry wMliloii o fiuwm, Wi )nv' wtiw t UiAni wo lrm. Wm livo jtirrnH unci TJ in to r LmdcJh I No oim w-kliiif uh iiroif ultouM i.iJuIm lo jiHU'low wliliouifkHinliiliiBourlUli W. F PJCK, Mnrmu&r, -o- s lii HAWCMi FINE IIANCK1I LAMPS 'IWHiH HI'MN'IH'H Cwkery vA Ctewiit ! 4Hii Ml U4 UiUpUl tH l "f lite, H"W( COMPANY P. H. D'ARCY, T. C. SHAW, Vice-Pros. mw linictf rnninnnu m mm vuwua v ; You lo Investigate 'rust Loinpany, oiacnoN, SukM Ci-Ojiemf I ve AssM-tolta GIMKGKSIOIIK! Choice Groceries 1 in ufAifinifrr tfH WOODBURX Nh'.VS. Ono hundred and fifty pupils have been enrolled this term. The loa.1 Institute will convene at tho usual place, Saturday, (the 14th.) All are cordially Invited. Tho Amateurs of Woodbum gave an entertainment in Leonard's hall last Saturday evening, which was a decided success. There will bo a Christmas tree and entertainment Christmas Eve under the auspices of tho W. S. L. S. Woodbum School Literary Society. Pkda. WaMiliiRton'K Centuimlnl. Washington Dec. 12. Yester day afternoon tho galluses of the house wero tilled to overflowing 'with ticket-holders who had begun arriving at 11 o'clock to witness tho ceremonies in honor of tho centen nial annlversay of iho Inauguration of Washington. Ariiong tho audi ence wero tho Pan-American con gress, delegates of tho diplomatic corps, governors of various states, Venzuala ' commission, United States senate, chief justico and as sociate justices of thesupreme court, and tho president. After prayer by Chaplain Butler, of the senate, Chief Justice Fuller delivered his oration. JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils and Window Glass, "Wall Pa per and Border, Artists' Ma terials, Lime, Hair. Nails and Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc, NEW TO-DAY. THE GLOBE 292 Commercial Street, Biilem, Oregon Help of nil kind fitmlubcd on Hliort no tice. nypcrnon urmitlrii,' lielpof any lilnd or any ih-isoii looklnit forumployincnt will II lid It to tliclr iidvuntant to cull on uh. N, McC'AlK, .Milliliter. SALEM kfloyneot Olicc Vnntd-Hlvn men to i hop wood; four men to rliop wood mid pllt rulln, J'erxina livlmjlioilKH lorint liouldllt tlieiu with u. l'ertonn lmklne for lielp "f my kind, or lrrMiiii loukliitf fur ktluutloi.a will ct wlH-ly In calling on or uddreuliiK our ntr itt No. awi Commtrelul (Irril, All ordrri will rcl v our prompt Ktn nii'ni. I'JMLMPH .V HIIIVK, Al. SANTA CLAUS -SHU J. G. Wright lUdUlHUU'MHUUt III Mlnl llll - 111 KlliJl l l( iU III iliii-.r lii Ifiiidni' vmihu uh J.?r yutttH i I" 'fil Hi i ll ( IhUi IwilliW fffn VI (live EvtryWy a (iood Time, y if., w. r. 4ej.,,.w. m: ilwM l iw riiiif(uf in ny &iib('l;i!i:'lli';iiliiiiiii(is A -llllrf If fHI4Mll .!. MllUll mtUlllitrf Will I llMlM l'4 W(V UiOi, u4 ill ll W M.1 IWB AHI! M1IHIISIS! fr, MfMMiiiiir Utw ii iir ,'. ii liirMMi')u w; hh4 m IbmmmlHl HI, M Employment Agency mIiIi'mI')"'! '" r " "' rM LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. A WILD AND WOOI.Y YAltN. Tho Wyoming Stnry Teller AriiIii llroko Loose Outlaw Annihilated. Sax Fiianciscx), Doc. 1:2.' A plnuslblo story of n terrible contllct between a gang of thieves nml set tlers, rntno from Ulg Horn basin in Northwestern Wjomlnjj, nml more than 100 miles from a railroad or telegraph line. While the recital is of the wild and wooly order, it Is given credence here, lor tho lawless ganji has long terrorized that region. A desperate character called Kettle Jack leads tho clan. Ho and a few companions wont there as miners, but soon throw oil' all nretonso of honesty or respectability and soon began to lovy tribute on clti.ens. The latter objected at first but were cowed Into submission, after threo men who had attempted to recover a bunch of horses, had been killed. Jack and his followers after perpe trating a series of outrages, proposed to set up a monarchy in tho basin with their leader as potentate. Thej formulated a decree calling for an election, but hinting that the candidacy of others than tho gang men would bo fatal to tho ambitious ones. Tho people took n linn Htand and 200 mounted men moved on tho camp of desperadoes. Prepara tions were made for their reception, but they put tho enemy to rout by tho judicious uso of an im provised howltizor. Tho cut throats lied liko rats, aud were hunted down mercilessly. They were strung up as fast as overtakon until eleven had been hanged. Thero was a series of ambuscades for three days, with tho settlers victoiious every timo. Most of tho outlaws met death un concernedly. When captured they wero "worn out, hungry and sleepy. It is believed that Jack escaned, but ho will not return. Ho caino from Central America, having lied there from Tiixiih. ilohimtouii lliituter 1'iiulu. Joiinhiown, l'a., Dec. 11. Tho mangled remains of twelve victims of lust night's '1 heater panic aio lying at their homes, ami tho hospl tills are lllled with two hcoio of crushed ami disabled men and women. Tho death list -will proba bly bo swelled to fourteen, as two more persons uro expected to die. The pamo was canned during the last, act of KtetHon's "Undo Tom's Cabin," by a false cry of lire, Threats of lynching are niuilo and will bo executed If tho cillpilt Is found. Doctor say that (ho moht remarkable feat uro of Iho accident Is that not a hlngln bono was broken either of Hie killed or (Iiomi Injuicd. Tho ciiiiho of ileal Ii In uvvry IiinIiiiico was tho criiHli at the doorway lend ing lo tho tri ct In tliiifraiilloillorls of people In get out of the building. Am Immi'iian Niniilier of ItulililU, Vaniiai.Ia, Dee, II.-TIiIh yuar'H rnlibil rrnji In IliN, KnyVllo county, In by far tho lurgot ovur known In lliu nouiily'i liMory. Within Iho iiim II vo Mi'olfN iipwanN ol Hm ribblU liiivo hirnil iiiiirlfiilml Iiitii. Other Iovvik In id" ooiinty rujiorl III" ftuimi projiorlloii, nml frluilltir r'firU noun from adjoining HomiHi. Onod.iy liiht wmilc nvvr HOI rublill Murn hmuulil lo loun ami Mild, 7li MmIIomm frilly; IIiimiI, I'oillMMi, ''. Ii. Oi'iioral ManiiKirC, J. Hinllli nix iiwhtiIwI lliniMiilrui'l for building llm I'nloii J'xnUI" Itm null iHnnly iiiIIim iiviom (Iiu (Iraiido Hondo volloy (mm Im llrmnUi lo ICIkIo, lo JIomi Ainloii illnrVlJiK' Tii' nwd liiM Hit' I'll' fi'likivi Mini d'lUUi WhIIumii vullo; iiiimi imim It) Hi' Hit I'rtmm In- Hill). Till' rw4l ) lo lM MMMltl)M ly luy I. j(lii'l iihhiIIui Hun I(i ln. Hm utM, l)m It Mi liuu Mi yihlmiv wHJi tlkjm mimt I yAiin lu ilofuiMp tiic III) mUm U tl' niM miUM, l'lin Mwtfii Milwli, mi ukj CuiitMi 4Umi wl llll llillin I'tlmtl, tin MtllMl ttH IU limiwili. (h I m uf U ii mliltH IHH mmitUy lu Itfj lt mip) ww u " U4HHlittl id tin Mtitt illmufml In lim tllmt jfllle, m mIi) lMir 11m4 Ml' fl'Vlytlf MWIOJMIH WNMi MU Mill loK ino- I . Hull Hitflt titilliuit IV, m. It TU Wouitiu'i riMMlmi 'I'l'titimutm Ihll'tl) IHllllDHtNll U ltMfll'HdWl Hui limit' wlfv itimniH!( "W11 Ifml In niiUftalJJiMtf lit i'aii'Aiuul' imil ilnliiyutM if Mifw) UiUll Willi rii.k imuuh, 'Iho IvUsr mi lIU'lc hIIIi, "lUlil lwk III" wuw itHi lunar uuw " t',v ,i '4 KO'. 249. Orcciin rental AflTatrn. Washington, Dec. 12-ltcprcsen-tntivo Hermann to-day lllcd in tho otllee of the lkst assistant post master general a petition from cltl-s-onsof Tillamook county, Oregon, asking for n new post oftlco to bo called Trask, on tho Trask river, in Tillamook county. An order has been Issued for Its establishment. Honlxowent befoio tho second assistant postmaster general and repsented tho necessity for a now mall servlco between McMlnnvlllo and Vilas, in Yamhill county, Or., via. Ivy, Deer Creek and Grovcr. A semi-weekly servlco is asked for by a very largo petition of tho peo ple of that comity, Several post oillces will bo established at inter mediate points, and persons nro rec ommended for appointment. D. 1). Lovens has been appointed postmaster at Galesvllle, Douglas county, Oregon. Danletl liy Klrctrlo Littht. McMixNvii.i.i:, Or., Dec. 12. To night tho town is enjoying tho brill iancyof tho electric light. Great interest is taken in tho display. People wander about In groups, looking nt tho different lights. Tho streets are lit up In every direction, aud stores, shops And olllces arc all lighted up. Tho pumps for tho water works are also running. Ev erything seems to bo a grand suc cess, and the town bollovcs Itself up with any of Its modern neighbors. MeMinnvillo is keeping up with the tide. Xoiiiltmtliinx Coiillrmml. Washington Cm", Dec. 12. Tho senate has confirmed the following nominatiens: itobert P. Port, Now York, superintendent consuls; Lewis A. Craf, Nebraska, commissioner general land olllco; William M. Stone, lotva, assistant commissioner of general land olllco; James A. Townsend, Indiana, recorder of general land olllco. SniH'iul Military Orders. Willi IB. nits No. l. i tixi.o.N.a. )ec. I), IBS!) J i'i:ciAi. Omwits No. Hiiaivqus Co. 11.21) Hi:i Hau:m, Or. Dec. For Hie purpose of promoting tho welfare of company 11 tho following order of drills will bo observed. I. Tho company will bo divided Into tho following squads: 1st Hipiad. Sergeant llicc, Corpo ral Chase, Privates Al'derson, M. C, Aldei-Hon, W. S. lloorth. Dolt, Catterlln, Cross, Conn, Howard, Jordan, Murphy, llosslter, Singleton ami Horry. 2d Hijuad. ' Sergeant Cox, Corpo ral l.cabo, Piivali'H llrowu, Klsk, (Jilllllli, Hauls, llctzlcr, Lee, Itoli crtHou, Kaunders, Vaudiiyn, Liulue, I'altou and Wcstacott. ,'id Hiiiiid. -Sergeant Coudlt, Cor poral Hlni'letoii, Privates WeMi. llroH'. Itclil, Shafer ami (filbert, ami rccriillri lo bo iiHhlgncil. Ilh Hii:i(l Sergeant DliiHinoro, Corporal Hlcliier, mid iceriillH (o bo iiNilu'iird, II. Tho older of drill idiull ho an follews: Inl ijiiiiil. Thiiroilny nlglil, Ih1 glmilinat cliiht o'clonk, 2d wpiml.--Vcdnenliiy night, hi ginning nt eight o'clock. .'Id miuuili- Thiiiwliiy night, U-gln nliiu ill eight o'cliH'k, fill uiiad -Friday nllil, IhIii llllignt clylil o'rliNik, TIiom) Miiinl dillM chilli Is) held nl hunt uiin hour, bi-nliinlug nt llic iu'lflcd lliuo and noiilluiiliig nl ltnil for mil' li'iur. III. Tlic rcuulur Ntiuldy drill uliull ho licM t-U'iy Moinluy nlglil iM-gliwiiiigiil ciulil o'clmik, hi winch Mihl uis'lily dlllU Iho olllmf nml lion uiiiiiii1miiiicI ollli'ci only hull In- hiiiiim in uiii'inl nml hitll Imi ihiii.IIiiiIwI Hit' (oiiiiiiiImIihi imIoIIIici. h'IuxI of limlilinlloli IV. 'I hii MirtiiMiil mid irMirul of MHilll tWll4l kIiuII lMiimllllllld Kllluf ofluil III omIiu of niiifi. 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