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VOL. 2.
SALEM, OTIEGON. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1889.
NO. 250.
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The "Napoleon Glove, uiiocond
, Tie "Our Own fcc," at One Dollar !
Thin J r glove that gives good satisfaction and will plcauo you. Our
SO cont glove you pay elsewhere- 75 cents for
tWKoraember, this week only, at abovo prices.
T. HOLVERSON,
THE GLOBE
Real Estate
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LCafi and Exchange!
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Seliool Books
A complote line of
BTATJONERY,
ALUUMH.
GOLD PENS AND
FANCY LEATHER C100DB
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J. BENSON STARR'S
NO 01 fl'f ATK HTIUSKT BALKM. OKKQON
Wm. Brown k Co.
13KAUKMH IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
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ATTENTION I
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Sale!
of Alexandre, only $1.50.
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Leather and Findings
CAtll PAID T0H
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X-mas Tidings.
Do You Want to Buy a Dress?
If bo, como and seo our elegant dress goods. We can suit you In Quality,
Stylo and Prlco.
Ah, but you are sure to want ono of those Fascinators, now that the
cold wcatuens coming on. Thoyaro going fast. All shades bluo, black,
red, pink and white, plain, beaded and cider-down tdge. They are per
fect beauties. Toboggan Hoods, Woolen Skirts and Jackets, until you
can't rest.
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Christmas Gifts For
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RICH AND POOR.
EVERY ONE IS TREATED ALIKE AT THE OPERA HOUSE CORNER !
Bo wise! Havo common sense.
whero you can save monoy. Wo will help you to get us much happiness
as possiblo out of your money. We do it by low prices.
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ADVENTURE
Opera House Corner,
SALEM
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GEO. W. JOHNSON, Pre.
H. A. JOHNSON, Jr., Trcas.
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State
Lani and Trust Cwaiiy !
(Incorporated,)
LOAN BROKERS
AND UUAI.KIUi IN
Real Estate
0G State StrQt, Salem, Oregon.
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l'wnilu looking for liiVMtmaiiU iul taking mUUim poxrty
ulioiild m I liv Motor Ilit Addition Mini WM Hulem, Ia u
tdtlitir of (Ik-mi itddllloiia will umkv you m eliolc and wHwnloiit
lioiiist will nmktt a iiwt ralum mi luvwliiiajit n a short limn,
It 11 Pay You to Investigate
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iimktiiK purcliw. To lliww hunting lot. to Inilld an, wt
II you m lot by yuu imyltm W iluwn wild Ilia Uluiiw In
il my hmhU, fu thw wishing to Invwt for mahim
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State,
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HNK HANGING LAMW
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Buv at tho Oocra Houso Corner
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V. H. D'AItCY,
T. C. SHAW, Vice-Pros.
Mew tVUidkita
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Choice Grocerist
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Cold Waves
ro prctllcted with rollablo accuracy,
and people liablo to tin paliiB and
aches of rheumatism droad every
chaugo to damp or scormy weather.
Mthoush Hood's Snrsnnarllla la not
claimed to bo a positive spociflo for
rheumatism, tho rcmarkablo cures It
has effected show that It may bo
taken for this complaint with reas
onable certainty of bouefit. Its
action In neutralizing tho acidity of
tho blood, whloh is tho cause of rheu
matism, constitutes tho secret of tho
success of Hood's Barsapnrllla. If
you sudor from rheumatism, clvo
Hood's (jarsaparllla a fair trial; It
win uo you goon.
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in Groceries, Faints, Oils
and Window Glass, Wall Pa
per and Border, Artists' Ma
terials, Lime, Hair. Nails and
Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fenco
Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc,
MEW TO-DAY.
THE GLOBE
292 Oommorctnl Street, Bnlom, Oregon
Help of all kinds furnlisbedoa short no
tice, Any person wanting help of any kind or
any person looking fur employment will
flud It to their advantage to call on in.
N. McCain, Manager.
REED'S OPERA HOUSE.
SATURDAY, DEC. 21, '80.
The Jinglers!
The bent colored Jubilee company ever
before the public The Uhlcajro Inter
Ocean tuyit "The Jliigleri were encored
until enoorea ceaaed to be a virtue." The
Tribune ay: "The JlnKlen were received
wiiu iuewuaeieniuiiiam."
ItMrT4 teat n otnU. Ueaeral admit
loa 60 cents. He cure your eiu early.
Hiieet at I'atton's Hook Htore new open,
SALEM
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Wanted Klve men to chop wood; lour
mru U) chop wood uud split rulls,
I'srtons bavlDtf lioiue U rmt should llil
llivm wild us.
IVrsnns loo
'or li-limf any kind, or
psrsons IoosIiib for situation will avt
Wlmlv In ull ii n or auilirsallur our
office at No, SSM CoiMiiisri'lul slrml. All
uruvr win rsiir our proinpi aiisiuiou.
VMhhlVHAHMVK, AkU,
SANTA CLAUS
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SALEM TO NEWPORT!
A Coraraitto From Newport in
tho City To-Day.
LET 'RSI GOME I MORE THE BETTER!
An Enthusiastic Meeting this Morning
Proposed Road From Newport,
King's Valley to Salem.
Last evening a committee ap
pointed by tho Newport Hoard of
Trade, arrived in tho city and sIb
niflod their deslro to meet with tho
Salem Hoard of Trade, accordingly
President John Wright called a
meeting of tho board at 11 o'clock
this morning at tbo parlors of the
Capital National bank.
At tho appointed hour qulto a
number of prominent citizens wero
on hand and a few minutes after 11
o'clock President John Wright
called tho meeting to order, with I.
A. Manning as secretary. Presi
dent Wright thou Btatcd tho objeot
of tho meeting, and said that a com
mittee from Nownort wua on hand
to see what could bo done toward
constructing a broad gauge railroad
from Newport through Balem.
Tho committee from Newport, con
sisting of Messrs. Bheppucrd, Baker
and Caso wero presuut, and Mr.
Sheppherd was called by tho chair,
and In a few brief words set forth
tho object of their coming. Ho said
that last year a company was organ
ized to build a road from Newport to
King's valley, or to Alrllo a dlatauco
of 48 miles. The lino would pass
through tho Sllotz Indian reserva
tion as the company had been
granted that right by an nut of con
gress. Alter tuo arrangement Had
been almost completed it had been
decided to seo what could bo done
toward extending tho lino on to
Salem. Mr. Shoppbord wild that
tho road would pass through a
wonderful timber district and also
through vast coal Holds now In the
hands of capitalists who wero pre
paring to develop them as soon as
as an outlot could bo obtained.
iho lino will bo tho shortest
outlot to the sea and to ono of the
best harbors ou tho coast almost.
A fow days ago a government ex
amination was made on the bar,
while tho tldo was out, and In the
shallowest spot twenty-two feet of
goon water was iouihi. tiio roau
proposed will bo about soventy-llvo
miles In length from Nowmrt to
Balem. and tho heaviest imulo.en-
countered wlll'bo seventy feet to tho
mile, which Is considered llrst-class.
Anything undor eighty feet Is con
sldored HrHt-clnsH. lie further stat
ed that the road would bo built to
King's Valloy from Newport, oven
if Balem did not take an Interest In
tlio matter.
Mr. J. II. Albert replied, that Ba
lem Is now preparing to build a road
to Astoria but that did not nut iiuv
hindrance on aiding and a-lHlliig
any other road to our city. Tim
limldlmr of tho Astoria road ho
thought would enhance t Im vuliio of
proiK-rty in Hau'iu in percent, morn
fore for every road iimInU'iI In hulld
lug to Balem wo would bo that much
moro uuio ihioii unit! to imximi,
Voice from all over tho room wild
w want loam (lie road built mid
will do our imrl. Tim morn roads
wu ran assist tin) Ixltcr, must have
liii'iu,"
Mr. ('utile list imlernrls iiu iiiii
rnergullu iiminiger of (fiu Hindi In
surMiiiu) MonipHiiy wild, "our hmh
Pitt will Join lifuillly mid will irivt
nioruiiy iovwu u,i i'iii'rpriV'
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Slits Has Dangerous Enemies Within
Her Midst A llomti Thrown
Into Their Camp.
llcpubllshed irom yestcrdny's Jouunai.
by requestor ninny citizens.
Tho Jouhnat., from tho tlmo of
Its birth, has fought for tho Interests
of Salem and her citizens, but never
for tho Interest of any corporation
or Individual, and to this course
docs It owo its presont success.
Times havo been when thero wore
things going on In tho cltv that
wero against tho Interests 'of tho
citizens, and to show them up prop
erly it took a certain amount of cash
patronage away from tho Jouunai,,
yet, with Its motto on tlfo wall,
"For tho People," It never llluched,
but proceeded to do its duty, and In
tho end It is crowned by tho patron
age and respect of tho best citizens
A short time ago a lively boom
was Inaugurated at Astoria, and as
our morning conteniponuy became
Indirectly Interested in a small tract
of land near there, since that luno
Its editorial columus havo been
ablazo with tho bright future of As
toria, thus it win im seen that a
Salem paper that gels its bread and
butter out of tho business men of
Salem Is using Its might and lntlu-
uco against tuo nest interests or
theso satuo business mou who have
so long given It tho bread of life.
Tins is very uugrateuil, to say the
least. They would, from their ac
tions, "kill the goose that lays tho
golden egg."
Tho citizens of Salem nro now
asking tho question, "Why does that
paper Jeopardize tho interest of Its
hometown for thoso of Astoria?"
Tho Jouunai. answers this tiuestioit
in these womb. Tho proprietors of
that sheet are interested over there,
and now would subserve tho Inter
ests of tho men who have nursed
them from poverty, for their own
personal ends. It Is u burning
shame, to say tho least.
To Invest fu Astoria or any other
property Is no crime. Tho Jouunai.
Is glad to sec any of our citizens
place their money where It will tin
ilium thu lliost good, but when a
newspaper which Is supposed lo
voice the sentiments and Interests of
Its own city, converts Its editorial
force Into an organ for Its own specu
lations, It Is lime to call ti halt! Wo
nro sure tho real friends of Kaleni
tho men who expict to make their
homes here, ami wIioho Interests aro
Identical with those of our oily
will uphold tho JotntNAi, when It
Insists that our home Interests
should bo held sacred abovo (Iioho
of any itcrsminl speculations, If
tho BtntcMiuau wants lo malto
Itself an outside organ, the sooner
tho ieoplo know it tho better. If
Astoria Is a lielter (own for Ilium
than Balem they had better move
their concern over In Iho city on thu
coast anil malm room hero for real
friends of our city, mid not Intent
our town as u wolf In sheep's ololli-
Tho Jouunai Is for Balem, llrsl,
last mid all lint lime, uud Is willing
that Astoria pujierN shall do nil In
their ixiwcr fur AnIoiIii, hut wo do
object to having a Balem psr turn
Iruilor to its own coiiiiiiouwi'ullli
mid Indocile" fa ill id a way, willed
would iillicrwlwi Imi mjmiiiI id liomii,
mid prolllnbly luvcsl'd In Bulcin,
Wn waul it railroad u lliu ca,iiiid
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