Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, December 16, 1889, Image 1

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SALEM, OBEGON. MONDAY, DECEMBER 1G, 1889.
NO. 251.
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Glove
As an Inducement for every lady In Salem and vicinity tonurchaso
ai
ST.T.2!. R VVna$9 9"" 'r lU18
pair oi geuuiuu Alexandre uu uioves fwh ch bv thn wnvio'Hiv,
,1A T -.lll 11 11. 11 t . . -V ---- j . vuw UVOV
Tho "Napoleon Glove, a second of Alexandre, only $1.50.
The 40ur Own Glove," at One Dollar !
This Is a glove that gives good
OU UCUl (jlwC JU ijr ciacnUCID IU UCUIH JUT
jjRemember, this week only, at above prices.
T. HOLVERSON,
THE) GLOBE
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Real
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Loan and Exchange!
292 Commercial Street,
SALEM, '- - OREGON
Softool
A complete
BTATIONERY,
- ALBUMS,
GOLD PENS
AT
J. BENSON
NO 01 STATE STREET -
Wm. Brown k Co.
DKALKKS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Slippers,
! Mill JPW Q
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KRAUSSB'& KL BIN'S,
No, 221 Commfotol llmt, Mwn, Orgm,
ATTENTION !
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Saw!
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weeK0'y at 51.85, wortli anywhe
satisfaction and will please you. Our
Estate
Books
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AND
FANCY LEATHER GOODS
STARR'S
- SALEM, OREGON.
Leather and Findings
CASH PAID TOR
'WOOL,
JJIDEH,
AND J'UIIS.
TU Jwjm wirrlM lrjH Mock ef llrU
uwe Vlw wT pwrr Mhw,
tfo, JW1 (towHirirlnl Hlroet,
MAI,KM - - - OKKOON
Slippers!
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AVMK A MWJXJWIW
Miss bona Willis,
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X-mas Tidings.
Do You Want to Buy a Dres;s?
If so, come and see our elegant dress goods. We can suit you in Quality,
Style and Price. 1 '
Ah, but VOU are sure to want nnn of thnsn Fnnp.Iiinfra. nnw tlijii thf
cold weather is coming on . They are going fast. All shades blue, black,
red, pink and white, plain, beaded and elder-down edge. They ro per
fect beauties. Toboggan Hoods, Woolen Skirts and Jackets, uhtHyou
can't rest. '
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istmas (lifts For
Or
RICH AND POOR!
EVERY 01 IS TREATED ALIKE
Be wise 1 Have common sense.
where you can save money. We will
as possmie out or your money, we
CAPITOL MENT1E COlfffl,
Opera House Corner,
SALEM - - - -- OREGON.
GEO. W. JOHNSON, Pres.
H. A. JOHNSON, Jr.,Trcas.
State, -Lani-and Trust Company !
(Incorporated.)
LOAN BROKERS
AND DEALERS IN '
Real Estate)
95 State Street, Salem, Oregon.
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Pcoplo looking for Investments and seeking reulik-nco proporty
should boo the Motor Lino Addition and West Sulein, Lots In
cither of theso additions will muke you a choice and convenient
home; wlllninko a ntat return as un Invostniont In n short time.
It fill Pay You to Investigate
boforo limiting purclnuMi, To tliotte hunting lots to hiilld on, wo
will mill you i Jot by you puyliig flO down uml tlia Imlunoa In
' monthly jmytuentM. To thoi wishing to Invimt for nMiculutloii(t
"We Will Give Terms
tlmt will ftllow you time to will tho nroiMTly to nmku your iy
iiiuiitu, bIVIiik you Hti ojijvortunlty lo Ouy himI w-II wlflinmimll
twpltttl, Vu Imvu
A Few Choice Lois In flak Lawn Part Million
(lint wb r trriiK t iMnmln. Wu Hlmi Imvu it lUt of ejioliw
Nrglw Ii4 wwrly vwy ntldirioii to Hln V lmv Momuvltolwi
m tw. W liuvti
Fnn and Timber LnncJw I
Km w kwhliiK well wKtfy UwU mwlwU U jwMiw
wltlHHit vkmmiIhIhjs r JW,
State, y ami Trust Conifaiiy,
HAfJMi " " " " OHKQON.
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M HANGING liMlfi
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the Old and loi
AT THE OPERA HOUSE CORNER !
Buy at the Opera House Corner
help you" to get as much happiness
i you to get ai
iy low prices.
ao it o,
P.H.D'ARCY,
T.C.SHAW,Yice-Pres.
id'flpariifveMidlo))
JiuiMin ojuiim;
Choice Groceries
riDiklilr Wl 1)1 I
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in Groceries, Pnints, 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, Snlom, Oregon
HELP WANTED.
Three girls to do general bouse work, Im
mediately. EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
Four or flvo laborers, one engineer.
Anyperson wanting help of any kind or
any person looking for employment will
And It to tbelr advantnso to call on us.
N. McCain, Manager.
FOK EXOUANGE.
T wish to exchange 10K acres of good land
I lor a house and lot in or near Balem.
This Is a bargain for some one. For par
ticulars see K. F. Stgworth, SOI Chcmoketa
street.
WANTED.
TxrANTED. At onco. Two or tnreo
YY rooms for light housekeeping. Fur
nished or unfurnished. Enquire Jo UKNA1,
omce.
NEW STORE !
NEW GOODS 1 1
NEW PRICES 1 1 1
The variety Btoro Intel v oDcned un in Dr.
Rowland's brick on Conrt street, has Just
receives a large invoice or vanoiyigoous,
Including
CHRISTMAS GOODS,
HOLIDAY GOOD3.AND
5 AND 10 CENT GOODS.
Wo have an endless variety of Fancy
Housekeeping Qoads and Novelties,
Home great bargains nro olTercd In theso
goods.
Everybody Is Invited to rail and ieo how
much you can buy for n nickel or n dollar.
"-Cheaet place In town to buy our
Holiday Goods.
SALEM
Wuutad Flvo men to rliop wood; four
Htuu to cliop wood uud tlll rails,
I'orsnus having Iioiikh to rout slionlil lUt
them Willi un,
I'tirsons limklng for li"li of uny kind, or
neroi) looking for sltimiloits will nut
Wlnily lu (suiting on or ,wililri'lng our
ollli'u ut No, ) Coiiuiivh'lul lnH, All
ordurs will rwolvu our inniiit inuniluu,
1HJIIJI'MHJIIVK,AkIii.
SANTA CLAUS
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J. G. Wright
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Employment Agency
Sometlung Dew!
Employment dice
INPORTANT MURDER TRIALS
SENSATIONAL CIUMES IN llOTII
OASES THAT AIIE IIEINO TltlED.
Acqulted In One Case, and the Other
Drawing Wide-Spread Attention
Jealousy fn Uoth Instances.
Spokane Falls, December 14.
Tho jury in tho enso of Mlchnel Lie-
bold, charged with tho murder of
Thomas Fallou iu this city on tho
night of May 24, 1887, brought in a
verdict of not guilty at 7 o'clock this
morning, aftor being out fifteen
hours. Tho trial lasted flvo days.
Fitllou kept a saloon hero in 18S7.
Liebold wns his barkeeper. On tho
night of tho killing Llobold aud
Mrs. Fallon wero out walking to
gether. Soon after thoy returned to
tho saloon Fallon was shot through
tho head. Liebold summoned a
doctor, saying Fallon had committed
suicide. A week after Fallon's death
Liebold married Fallon's wlfo aud
tho couplo wont to California with
SOOCO of Fallon's money. Tho priu.
clpal witness for the prosecution was
William Eagan, who testified that
Liebold confessed to him at Moscow,
Idaho, last May that ho had murder
ed Fallon.
A SPOKANE MURDER CASE,
lono Skcols on Trial for Killing Hor
Husband.
Spokane Falls, Wash., Dec. 13
Tho trial of Miss lono Skecls, bet
ter known as."Uronco Liz," for mur
dering her husband, Charles W.
Skecls, iu this city on tho IbI of
March last, began in tho Superior
Court to-day. Tho murder was
prompted by jealousy. Mrs. Skcols
decoyed her husband from tho room
of Franklo Hovard,a variety actress.
by sending n boy with a message to
tho effect that ho was wanted at his
placo of business. When ho appear
ed in tho hallway sho fired three
Bhots lu rapid succession, ouo of
which took efl'oct, proving fatal.
Skecls first met his wlfo In a dunce
house at tho Ccour iV Aleno mines
soveral years ago, but tired of her
alter marriage, and gavo too much
attention to other women, and his
wlfo often told him she would kill
him if ho did not stop It. Both par
ties wero woll known In Montana,
Northern Idaho and Eastern Wash
ington. Tho shooting created a
great sensation at tho time, mid tlio
trial Is attracting wide attention.
SUFFKUKI) TIIK PKNALTY.
a Miminciir.it iianoeiu'ok a uoit-
ItlllLI! (JltlMK,
Julin (llliiutu Iluuirml lit r.mplni Oily,
fur Olio of tlm Must dold-llloiidi-il
tirluivs on itiiriinl.
KMi'jitiiCm', Or,, Dihi, II. John
(Jiiiiiun, mtiruerur or mm, unou
hover iiikI uhllil, was Imuuwl yi'H
torduv In tlio lull ynril. Ho iiiouut
oil tliu Hcullnlil nt I o'clock with iv
II mi tt', iiiuriiiiiitMl it fow IiiiIIh
tlnot words uml Itmlo Mi" urowil
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(Jllimili Iciiseil IiiihI lo JCllonljovcr.
Tliu two iiiiirrulfil uml ulliiiuii
wniitoil lil luiiiint o viu'iit", I'Ht Hit
lutliT rcfiiMiil lo K" milll tliu ttlni
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benches and tables had been non.
stiucted of redwood bark, fastened
logeincr oy wooden plus. Tlio head
of tho family stated that ho camo
rrom Oregon last fall aud not being
ablo to pay rent for a house, had
movcu ins lamlly Into this living
homo. Ho had thus far mniln n
living by odd Jobs on farms near bv.
being careful uover to stato where
his liomo was. Tho bov was dresst-d
in a suit of coon skins. The mother
boro tho appearance of a onco benu.
tlful woman, aud her speech showed
sho had been well educated. They
wero nil very reticent about their
lormer life, aud how thoy had been
reduced to such straits. They ex
pect to spend tho winter in this svl-
van home.
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
At Buffalo, N. Y., an elevator
burned, creating an aggregato loss
of?22O,000.
At Paris, Deputies Dreyfus aud
Laguerro quarreled, and havo ar
ranged n duel for this morning.
Tho books of tho lato cltyTrcas-'
urer Parker, of Seattle, show n do
llclt of $10,389.47. Bad for Seattle.
At Covington, Nebraska, James
Toohoy, n cook, after being knocked
down, ran a Imtchor kmfo through
tho heart of a gamblor named Irwin.
Snapper Garrison sails for Europe
this week to rldo races on thy Eng
llsh tracks. Ho hopes to win name,
funio and money, and take tho placo
of Archer.
Advices from tlio City of Mexico
stato that congress has closed, and
that General Rocliti, senior officer
of tho Mexican army, and Colonel
Roinoro nro about to fight a duel.
At Dutch Flat, Cal., John Doic
muB, an old man, during a quarrel
with Fred and Frank IIoos last
night, struck Frank with n rock,
fracturing Ills skull, pausing death.
Mrs, Margaret Modlll, Mother of
Joseph Medlll, editor ot tho Chicago
Trlbuno, died last night at Canton,
Ohio. Mrs Medlll wuh 77 years of
ago, and was noted for her plitlun-
tli ropy.
At Fresno, Cal., a young man
named SI Curricle, hIioL uml killed
his cousin, Will Howard. Tlio ntoir
hud a quarro! over n bridle, which
Corrlck wished lo borrow of How
uril.
Secretary Tracy lias olllclitlly un
tliorl.cil tho iiaiiiing of tho seugo
lug torpedo-boat, now iienrlngcnin
pletlon, us Ciishliig, lu honor of
Citiiiiiiumlor CiiHlilug, t;, H, N,
who hluw ui) tlm ConlVilorutu nun,
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