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THE OAPITAIi EVENINGS 'JOUBKAL.
TnE CAPITAL JOURNAL
TEKMH OF BOnscnilTION. .
DAILY.
linn vcar bv innll...... .... M 00
Six month by ""ill , 7 ?
Three months by tnali . 1
I'er xteiik, delivered by carrier 15
WKF.KI.Y.
Oho ycftr by mall. .... -$1 60
Blx months by mall... J
Ono yeur.lf wild in ndvnnco 1 0
Hlx months, lr paid In advance 6
For ndvcrtlslnR rotes apply at this office
AllHubscrlbcretoTHBCAl'lTALJoUKNAi
who do not secur their paper regularly
will notify this' offlce, giving address, and
tho matter will bo attended to at once.
Ofllco, corner Court I and Liberty; .Streets
Wintkk FoitKCASTfl. - A large
portion of the crop of winter pre
dictions nave been harvested, asum
mary of tlicm Is now possible. Ap
ples, peaches and grapes have a
tougher sklu than usual. This in
dicates a long, cold winter, for that
Is ono of nature's ways of tal.iug
caro of her products. The husks of
Indian corn are thin this fall. This
isusuiesiuuof n mild winter. At
tho precise moment when tho au
tumn equinox urrived the wind
was almost due northeast. This in
dicates a dry and very cold winter,
and Is 0110 of the surest of meteoro
JokIcuI signs. An examination of the
gooso bono shows a row of spots
aroUud tho keel lighter in color
than they have been for" years.
A lnmtlisimin 'who Is nrollelcut ill
gooso bono perusals forecasts a mild,
wiuier. iniuier even mini wo mm,
followed by an early spring. Christ
mas will be green, but wot and cold,
and wluter's backbone will bo fract
ured early in March. From' these
predictions, It Is clear that the weath
er of tho coming winter will bo Just
like that of all other wiuturs on rec
ord Blnco General Grcely assumed
control warm at)d cold, mild and
severe, dry and wt, with uu early
and Into spring.
A SAMPiiH fou Sai-km. The peo
ploof Grand Itoude valley arqf td in
congratulated upon tho fact that tin.
subsidy of $100,UOO required to secure
the extension of tho 'Hunt road to
Union has been raised. 'The mem
bers ot the general committee and
many others Interested In the move
ment have beou earnestly at work
for weeks to reach such a culmina
tion to their olibrts, overcoming all
the schemes of wily opponents, un
til ut last the full amount ot the
subsidy was represented in tuo con
tracts of tho hundreds of residents
of Grand Itonde valley who favored
the building of the road and wil
lingly assisted to Insure Its coming.
This should moro than ever settle
tho fact that Salem can raise the
$200,000 worth of stock. If tho citi
zens of Grande Itonde can raise
$100,000, then Salem should more
easily ralso $o00,000. Tills $1200,000
ought to bo subscribed in a week at
least.
A Colony Fou Hai-km.-Col. Glen,
u prominent citizen of Home, (hi.,
has been In and about Salem (luring
tho past three weeks. He has ex
amined tho entire Willamette valley
with a view to locating hereabouts,
and finally decided on tho capital
city. He starts Monday for his
homo and will take with him a
full assortment of fruits and
vegetables raised In this
unparalleled elluiato to show
his people. Ho lias purchased
A tract ot laud near tho city, and on
Ills return home will make tin a
colony of people to como with I1I111
to this place. Ho Is more than
pleased with our country, believes it
is u great Improvement 011 his na
tive state, and is certain that Ills
peoplo will bo the gainers by coin
ing here, Kalum will maku Col,
(Hun mid his colony moro than
wulcome.
A (,'ooii IlKcni'ioN. Last evoii
Jug a stranger betook himself to the
river front, and n dislru sciml him
to walk out on tho dock ami view
tlio beautiful Willamette hy moon
light, l'art of ilia program was
carried out, mid uuntlier part (hat
was not exactly acceptable I iihIcuiI
of stopping after lie lie hud readied
(lie oilier edge of the dock lie
stopped unwind. mid went
"kur-tmliiNli, kumiIiiiiU" lulu the
cold lifuu water or (lie WHIiiliietle,
Had not iiiisUlaiioo in rived at mire
(here might have been a drowning
i'iimi Inoroillelo this nnilllllig,
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SALEM TO THE FRONT !
An
Enthusiastic Meeting
This Morning.
Held
SALEM, ASTORIA AND EASTERN!
Public Meeting at the Opera House
To-Morrow Night Keep Your Eye
On the llon-Firo And the Rand.
This morning an enthusiastic
meeting of Saleni'scutcrprlslng citi
zens, was held ut the Capital Na
tional Hank to discuss the railroad
problem from Salem to tho oca.
The spacious parlors of tho bank
'were crowded with citizens who
were eager to hear of any new de
velopments in tho matter. Shortly
after 10 o'clock tho meeting was
called to order and Mr. II. B. Thlel
scn.of Astoria, was noted present
through an Invitation from tho com
mittee. Mr. Thiekwn was called for
and In a neat speech ho drew
ouL many important points and
put new llfo into tho
tcrniiso. Mr. Thlelsen Is an
en-ex-HIs
perlenced railroad engineer,
lather superintended the
construc-
lion ol too cainornia
rallroad and
Mr. Thlelsen litis for several years
been connected with tho Northern
Pacific railroad. Hespoko at some
length of the feasibility of tlio new
road and said that the outside cost
of tho road from Salem to Sheridan,
including all the necessary rolling
stock for the construction would
not cost, at the outside figures,
over $10,000 per mile. Ho was
sanguine that tho routo proposed
was the best to bo found. In
speaking of the influence that the
road would have over Salem, Mr.
Thlelsen said that when tlio com
pany was organized last year 'n As
tbriu to build their road the capital
sftlfk was placed at $75,000. People
could seo tho amount was not
large enough to do tho work
properly, and did not take
much interest in it, but just as soon
as tlio capital stock was placed at
$175,000, the citizens awoke as from
a dream, and during the year just
passed, real estate there advanced to
over $2,000,000 above Its former esti
mate, and It will do tho same right
heroin Salem. At tho conclusion
of Mr. Thlelsen's remarks, a com
mittee was appointed with E. M.
Wnlte as chulrman to arrango for
a public meeting at tho operuliouse
to-morrow night. Tho meeting is a
public ono and all who desire to sub
scribe any stock or who feel the
slightest interest In tho road are
earnestly requested to bo present
and participate iu tho meeting. The
brass band will surround a huge bon
fire at tlio intersection of Court and
Liberty streets and a regular "Forth
of Julia" picnic had. Some rous
ing speeches aro expected.
tin: noAi) wiiiij 111: nuiir!
There Is 110 doubt now but what
tho road will bo built. Of course
there has been lots of "paper blow
lug" about tho enterprise, but when
It will bo remembered that tho en
terprise as such a grand one no ex
cuse will be needed. Thu citizens ot
this city say they want tlio road.
The citizens of ABtora say they want
it, and everv person living along
the proposed route favors it and who
can be against it.
The JouitNAii makes it a point to
have n little something In Its
columns besides boom and railroad
matters, but for all that the people
like to read about thu new railroad
to the coast. Oursaylug so In these
columns will not maku the road a
certainty, hut It is the quiet, sub
stantial work of our citizens that
tells. To shout "Give us a rullrond
to the seal" won't build n foot of
the track, hut whenever we
can set forth good, sound iviisoum
why lint road should built we feel
that we are lending 11 hand towards
the end 111 view, llombast will not
build anything, Intelligent co
operation Ih required to produce re
sults, mid this Is (lie means being
iilirNiied hy Halem's vmi IiiimIiiciw
lieiiik
Keep your eye on the hondlre niul
the lira hiiiiif In-iuurrnw nlulil,
Kni'iiiii'iiihinii hit Uiniiunjw.
Two viiunir men. now In Portland.
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HlMIHyiil MtlHlHl llltW HilllMN
A WORD FOR SALEM.
She ilns
Her
Dangerous Knemies Within
Midst A Bomb Thrown
Into Their Camp.
Tlio JouitNAii, from the time of
its birth, has fought for the interests
of Salem and her citizens, but never
for the interest of any corporation
or individual, and to this course
docs It ovyo its preseut success.
Times have been when there were
things going 011 in the cltv that
were analnst the Interests of tho
citizens, and to show them up prop
erly it toon a certain amount ot casn
patronage away from tho Jouknai.,
yet, with its motto on the wall,
"For tho People," It never flinched,
but proceeded to do its duty, and iu
tho end It is crowned by tho patron
age anu respect ot mo best citizens
A short time ago n lively boom
was Inaugurated at Astoria, and as
our morning contemporary became
Indirectly interested 111 a small tract
of land near there, siuco that tune
Its editorial columns have been
ablaze with the bright future of As
toria. Thus It will bo scon that a
Salem paper tiiat gets its bread and
butter out of the business men of
Salem is usintr its miirht and iuflu-
urn airuinst the best interests of
these same business men who have
so long given it tlio bread of life.
This Is very ungrateful, to say the
least. They would, from their ac
tions, "kill the goose that lays the
golden egg."
The citizens of Salem aro now
asking the question," Why does that
paper Jeopardize the interest of its
home town for those of Astoria?"
The JuuitXAh answers this question
in these words, Tho proprietors of
that sheet are Interested over there,
and now would subserve the inter
ests of tho men who have nursed
them from poverty, for their own
personal ends. It is a burning
shame, to say tho least.
To invest in Astoria or any other
property is no crime. The Jouiinal
is glad to see any of our citizens
place their money whero It will do
them tho most good, but when a
newspaper which Is supposed to
voice tho sentiments and interests of
Its own city, converts its editorial
force Into an organ for its own specu
lations, it is time to call a halt! We
aro sure tho real friends of Salem
tho men who expect to make their
homes here, and whoso interests are
Identical with those of our city
will uphold the Jouhnal when It
insists that our home interests
should bo held sacred above thoe
of any personal speculations. If
tho Statesman wants to make
Itself an outside orgun, tho sooner
tlio peoplo know it the better. If
Astoria Is a better town for them
tliuti Salem thoy hail better movo
their concern over to the city on tho
coast ami mako room hero for real
friends of our city, and not infest
our town as a wolf in shoep's cloth
ing. The JoimxAii is for Salem, first,
last and all tho time, and Is willing
that Astoria papers shall do nil In
their power for Astoria, but wo do
object to having a Salem paper turn
traitor to its own commonwcvutii
and Influence capital away, which
would otherwise be spent at home,
and profitably Invested In Salem.
We want a railroad to tho sea, and
Astoria is the place for the road to
terminate. Tho road will bo a bless
ing to botli cities, and every prop
erty owner in each place can afford
to subscribe liberally for tho enter
prise, Aitmri:n. This morning Dep
uty SherlirWrlghtnian, of Jefferson,
anested Hurt Rhodes and Jus, Bow
man of this place, on a state war
rant sworn out by Prof. Van Scoy,
They are charged with disturbing
the public schools of Jefiersoil, last
September, and were taken to that
place fur trial,
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Id'.vv CoNii:ur, JOllorlH are he
lug made to have the eolchruted
Levy family give one of their
pplcuilld concerts here on a future
dale, They will pu lliroiigh Ha
lent en roil 1 0 o Him l-'runeUco mul
will stop over one night fern k"1"''
anlee of f200. ,evy, Hip wniid'n
greute.t eoiliell.t, m ulteil In h
nmccriH ny .nine, menu M'vy,
nun of the linutl ilMliigiiMieil aii
iiupiiliir priniu iloiinii tuipiniuw,
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AiiiciIi'uii I'luitiiillo, 11U11 Mr. J,
.mill, Hie givui Anierli'iin li'iniruiul
Mr, J'MwIn M.HIiuiieil Hieeiullieiil
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Means Business. It would seem
from tlio following that- Oregon's
Reprepcnatlves nro not asleep at
Washington. 8enator Mitchell pro
poses to get courteous treatment.
11 iiiii iiiu uciurmit'iii uiiiuiuib, ir
know tho reason why. He intro
duced a resolution yesterday calling
on the secretary of interior to semi
all the papers In the pension wu.u of
John A. Itotan to the senate. Mr.
.Edmunds said tlds looked like estab-'
lishingn dangerous precedent, and
he asked Mr. Mitchell what the res
olution meant. Mr. Mitchell said ho
wanted to sco the papers. ltoUin
was one of his constituents, and ho
had written to tho pension commis
sioner for tlieni. In reply ho had a
very curt note, to the ell'ect that It
was not tho custom to send these
papers out ofthodepartmeut. "Tho
commissioner's namo'was signed to
this, though I don't know but some
clerlt wrote it. 1 knew J. was en
titled to see the papers, and I can't
wasto my tiuio running up to that
department, so I thought I would
see If there wasn't another way to
get them," said Mr. Mitchell. Mr.
Edmunds agreed with Mr. Mitchell
that he was entitled to tho papers
somehow or other, but suggested
that It would bo well to submit the
letter from the commissioner to the
seuuto with tho resolution, so action
was deferred until next Monday.
Mitchell means business and thu
state Is glud she has sueli a worlar
representing her.
GENKHAT, DlHTUltllANCK. The
other day n general "now wow"
took place at tho East Salem school
that promises to cud iu a law suit.
Tho trouble began over a big boy
thrashing a little fellow not half his
size and tho next day the "big
brother" of tho llttlo fellow proceed
ed to tho grounds and did not stop
until ho had given tho assailant of
his llttlo brother a good pummcling.
Collections. Frank Davoy will
post books, mako out bills and make
collections, neatly, promptly and
accurately. Persons wishing bis
services, leave word at tho ofllco of
W. H. H. Waters & Co. Will also
do copying of any kind, at which
he Is very rapid and accurate. Pat
ronage of business men respectfully
ige
.he
solicited.
ltlnsliiK NolneN
Intliucum, sometimes a roming buzzing
sound are caused by catarrh, that exceed
ItiRly dlsngrrenblo ami very common din
oast. Loss of Mnell or hearing nlso result
lrom eitnrrh. Hood's .NnrMipriflllii, tho
Kieatblood purifier, Ik a peculiarly success
ful remedy for tliU cllsuaso, which It cures
by purifying tho blood. If you suiter from
catarrh, try Hood's Harsaparllla, tho pecul
lar medicine.
In Uncle Sam's Hands. P.
Lewis, cf Corvallis, passed north to
day in charge of a U. S. Marshal
for Portland, where ho will bo tried
for stago robbery committed in Cal
ifornia. ' He was arrested in San
Francisco.
Fine Pkksknt. Don't fall to
read tho splendid announcement of
Messrs Cox and Hoggs, tho grocers.
Tliu elegant set of dishes to be given
away by them aro now on exhibi
tion In the north show window.
Insane. Deputy Shorlfl' Brown
and H. Iv. Lewis brought ono W.
W. Mattesonupfrom lleiitou county
to-day on tho overland. Ho Is sadly
demented, and wits lodged in the
asylum.
What makes the peoplo flock to J,
G, Wright's? competitors all orv.
It Is because, he tieats them well,
that they go there to buy bargains
iu holiday goods,
Remember Geo, I), Goodhue, -in
State street, Is ilia only wood and
coal dealer carrying u complete stock,
Always reliable, tf
Huiita Oluiu U mulling Ills head'
qiiurtcrri ut Hurgoul'H.
J' or 11 good square intuit try llm
Hon Ton lentauiiiiit, The fluent
eoHl'u In II111 lily sui'vetj here,
, All iimy im)i ix'itrly wiiiin ihIi, pint
liii'itt 1 iitlil Iii-iii 1 liy Kiium y liilliK
W'rmiil' MyrliTiMiluHMii. Iliaiiveiurf
lur, iHH'iii iluay. hold )ly all tlitiKKlu
irimiiY imwinu,
J. IIcmmiii riliirr uml Hun Cliunii
vWlit I'iiiiIhimI lU'dny.
John Mlnln, ( I'lirllunili nfierwi
U'w iiiyn, vWIt niiiuiiK il fileiiil
llffi' )nn liillllinl limne.
POWDER
Akiutty Pur,
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F. H. BARNES, Pres.
H. V. MATTHEWS, Treas.
The Salem Land Company,
Incorporated 1880, I
CAPITAL STOCK $3Q,O0O,
PRESEN.T TO YOUR NOTICE
ENGLEWOOD ADDITION I
Which is situated upon high ground overlooking tlio city, and only four blocks from th 0 elegant High School
l.niuiino. ti,o imrJnnr lmn win soon bo runnlmr to the school building on their now oxtonslon up. Center
street, and nro headed for this addition. Tho Electrlo lino will pass within
both of theso lines will oveutually
a clas8of investors who will put iu
other public improvements, which
that will equal it. Or if you desire aero property call at our ofllco over ho Capital Natlo nl Bnnk, and we w ft
show you, free of ohurge, tho cheapest and best five and ten aero tracts In the 'country, tho neareBt ne city
and tlmt which will douolo quickest in value. Wo mean HAMPDEN PARK and FAIRVIEW ADDITIONS.
TERMS EASY. To tho poor man with ,but a fow dollars, this is a grand oponlng ana should be Invert!
gated at once, and young men should not slight It. Anrtn
ir tms aua. sliouia Happen to eaten ino oyo or some ono iu n uihiuuuc, u .cin;n j- --v..i.-hand-book
of "Salem and Vicinity," Salem Land Company, Salem, Oregon.
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A FULL LINE
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Crockery and Glassware!
With IspccltiUten ;in
Valerian China Tea Sets,
French China Dinner Sets.
IlIDGWAY'S FAMOUS
Buckingham Pattern
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ROYAL
SEMI-PORCELAIN
Of which wo constantly keep a full line
unit open ntnctc, ennbllne iih to 11111U0 up
uinnoriinu leu boiHoi nny uie, or ten uy
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CHAMBER SETS
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S, W, Thompson & Co
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This Week
We Will Display in Our West Show Window
-A CIIOICR
Toilet Cases !
Conslatlng of Celluloid and Oxidised Silver Dressing Cases, Boby'i Toilet
Cases, Gents Shaving Cases, Mamcuo Bote, Flaying Card Caacfl,
CufT and Collar Boxes, Etc, Etc
WE DEFY COMPETITION.
In quality and prices. Thoy are unexcelled by any goods manufactured.
In tlilH lino. All goods marked in plain figures.
In The East Window We Offer This Week :
Dore's Illustrated Editions
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