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SALEM, OREGON. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1889.
NO. 258.
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' THIS SPACE BELONGS TO
' t; ; HOLVERSON,
Tlie Dry Goods Man !
j-fto carries the best selected stock in the city, and sells at the lowest
prices.
TRADE WITH HIM.
X-mas Tidings.
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Do You Want to. Buy a Dress?
If so, come and see our elegant dress goods.
' Style and Price.
Wo can suit you in Quality,
i a ' ?iut ?ou aTe. BUro to want one of hoae Fascinators, now that the
SS J!i!St-erJtoc2.7,l,,B.0?' ,Tey are going fast. All shades-blue, blnck,
red, pink and white, plain, beaded and eider-down edge. They are per
fect beauties. Toboggan Hoods, Woolen Skirts and Jackets, until you
can't rest.
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THE GLOBE
Real Estate
Loan and Exchange !
292 Commercial Street,
SALEM, - -
Christmas Gib For the Old and Young
RICH AND POOR.
EVERY ONE IS TREATED ALIKE AT THE OPERA HOUSE CORNER !
Bo wise! Have common sense. Buy at the Opera House Corner
where you can save monev. We will helD vou to pet us mueh hnnninpnn
as possible out of your money. We do it by low prices.
OREGON
School Books
A complete line of
STATIONERY, '
ALBUMS.
GOLD PENS AND
FANCY LEATHER GOODS
AT
J. BENSON STARR'S
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CAPITOL
RVENTUR
COM
NT,
Opera House Corner,
Tence In the I'niully.
Washington, Dec 23. There
was some rivalry between Oregon
and Washington over securing the
collectorshlp for tho port of Oregon.
Washington felt that this ofllco has
gone to tho southern half of tho dis
trict long enough. Thero were can
didates from Washington endorsed
by the two Senators, but Oregon
won when Milton Kriedler was ap
pointed. Arthur A. Putnam, of
Tacoma, had a fighting chance, and
Congressman Wilson -had recom
mended H. W. Falrweather, who
candidate. When Kriedler was ap
pointed as a compromise measure,
Senators Dolph and Mitchell, of
Oregon, agreed to glvo tho two dep
uty collectorships to Washington,
and thuspreservo peace In tho lam
lly from the fur West.
Wright's Hon Celcy and Chamomile
Bittern a reliable tonic, nppetlzcr uuil up
patient, Invigorates the digestive orgnns
and prevents dyspepsia, can bo relied up
on. Sold by all druggists.
Cheapest, strongest and best, Wright's
Compound Extract of Hat-sap rllla Bolls,
STARVATION FILTH.
IIOW TOOK HOUSE PATIENTS AltE
USED UY INHUMAN TEKSONS.
Family of Seven Sleeping In one Med
and Living From tho I'nltry Sum of
1.33 per eok.
Indianapolis, Dee. 23. At a
trial just ended of Washington But
ler mid P. M. Dodge, overseers of
tho poor, charged with neglecting
their duty, a terrible s'ory was told
by wltnessess under oath. Five
years ago Edward Wishenunn be-
enmo sick and was removed to tho
had not aunounced himself as alhouso owned by his wife in Burrcll
Dimples. crvslDclas flea before It
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ana enricacs inn mooa
Cleanses
Sold by all drug
gists
All may possess pearly whito teeth, pure
breath and healthy gums by using
tvnguis oiyrrn loom soap, lioniovcsinr
ar, prevents decay, hold by all druggist)
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,
SALEM
OREGON.
GEO. W. JOHNSON, Pres.
H. A. JOHNSON, Jr.', Treas.
P. H. D'ARCY,
T. C. SHAW, Vice-Pres.
NO 94 STATE STREET
SALEM, OREGON
Wm. Brown k Co,
DBALBRS in
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Leather and Findings
din
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CASH PAID FOR
WOOL,
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HIDES,
PELTS,
AND FURS.
This house carries a large stock of flrst-
class eooas irom me oesi iiinuiiwi" -the
world, and Is prepared to p've Mtlstoo
inn.mth in stve and Quality, to every
ot them,
one who will purchase goods
No. 231 Commercial Street,
SALEM
ORBOON
Slippers, Slippers!
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KRAUSSE & KLEIN'S,
No, 221 Comnwcljl Street, Salem, Oregon,
ATTENTION
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wi.ii ffMu, Mwnwfiy ' .. mlmSavoiw.
Miss Leona Willis,
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State, Land and tat Company !
(Incorporated.)
LOAN BROKERS
AND DEALERS IN-
NEW TO-DAY.
Real
ESTAI
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95 State Street, Salem, Oregon.
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People looking for investments and seeking residence property
should see tho Motor Line Addition and West Salem. Lots in
either of these additions will make you a choice and convenient
home; will make a neat return as an Investment in a short time.
It fill Pay Ira to Investigate
before making a purchase. To those hunting lots to build on, wo
will sell you a lot by you paying $10 down und the balanoe in
monthly payments. To those wishing to invest for speculations
We Will Give Terms
that will allow you time to sell the property to make your pay
ments, giving you an opportunity to ouy and sell with a small
capital. Wehave
A Few Choice Lots In Oak Lawn Park Addition
that wo are offering at a bargain. We also have a list of choice
bargains in nearly every addition to Salem. Wo have some choice
acre tracts. Wo have
Farms and Timber Lands !
No one seeking such property should conclude to purchase
without examining our list.
W. F. PECK, Manager.
THE GLOBE
Employment Agency
292 Commercial Btrcol, Salem, Oregon
A nice six-room cottage on street car lino
for rent.
HELP WANTED.
One elrl to do ircncral house work. Im
mediately.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
Four or nvo laborers, ono engineer.
FOK SALE.
A good buggy for $20.
A good cow for 820.
A good small team.
N. McCain, Manager.
Fine Watch Repairing
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C. A. BURBANK
No, 317 Commercial Street.
Delinquent Tax Notice.
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN .THAT
1 the delinquent tax list of tho city of
Salem for tho year of lssu Is now In my
hands for collection. All persons are here
by notinea to scmo up ur i snau pro
ceed to collect the sovoral amounts by law.
'J H. HOBS,
City Marshal and Tax Collector
township. His father-in-law was
also quartered iu the same place,
and both men being unablo to work
were allowed $4 per week bv tho
overseers. In 1887 tho fathor-iu-law
died and tho allowance for tho fam
ily was reduced to $1.60 a week. In
tho meantime Wlshcrman's botlv
became a mess of corruption with
running sores, and ho was unable to
do atiy kind of work. Tho allow
aueo was reduced to $1.25 per week
for a family of live, another child
having arrived. Their clothing was
of the scantiest, neighbors testifying
that they were ashamed to look at
Mrs. Wishermau on account of tho
scarcity of her apparel, which was
tho samo winter and summor. Fuel
was so scarco in tho winter that logs
wcro used by resting ono end on a
chair with tho other in tho fire.
At the samo tlmo tho chil
dren were without shoes.
Their food consisted of corn
meal one week and flour tho next,
with somo rice and tea. All live
had to sleop in ono bed to keep
warm. While Mr. Butler was over
seer Mrs. Wlsherman was confined
twice, and neither case did sho havo
medical aid, and none at all except
that of her husband. Mrs. Wisher-
man had to go two miles away to
get her comment and Hour, and
carry it home. On ono of theso trips
sho gnvo birth to a still-born child,
anu carried it Home in tier apron.
Tho child was burled by an overseer,
but Wisherman received no medical
attention. Tho defence claimed that
no order of relief had been taken
out before two Justices in Wisher
man's behalf, and that consequently
tho paupers wore not legally In that
township. Tho defendants were dis
charged. MUKDEllH II 1.4 OWN III.OOI),
Cut nil Their Thronts.
Niles, O., Dec. 24.-Tho dead
bodies of Charles Shelar, his wifo
and three children, all with their
throats cut from ear to ear, wero
found In their house hero this even
lug. Shelar of lato drank very
heavily. It Is said ho and his wife
did not live happily. The theory is
thnt Shelar early this morning cut
tho throats of his wifo and children
and then cut his own.
An Inhuman Mother.
Ositicosir, Wis., Dec. 23. Late
Friday night Mrs. Mary Goodwin,
while Intoxicated, hurled n lighted
lamp at her 0-ycar-old daughter,
striking her on tho. head and in
Hlctiugn bad wound. The oil from
tho lamp was scattered oyer tho
girl's clothing and speedily Ignited.
Before tho flames could bo oxtln
gulsked the girl was terribly burned
about tho face and back, and will
probably die. Tho mother Is in jail.
AKUENTI NOfES.
in this part of the
N
NOTICE.
OTICE Is hereby given that at u mcct
Incnftlin stwkholdcrs of tho L'Al'-
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ITALJUUHnAIi 1 UUIIBIIIIJK uwillIMJ, nviv.
December 4th, 1880, by unanimous to tho
capital stock of thecompany vhs Increased
from Five Thousand to Ten Thousand
Dollars. M.L. CHAMHEHLAIN,
secretary.
State
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SALEM,
Land
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Trust Company,
OREGON.
HI HANGING LAMPS
TJIOMAS JiUMKOWH
It' h wt "AlwwbU J) W lw
arrjrftluUllvfir Uivmi-, Vi,aw,
Crockery and Glassware !
jKjRT&wwUIWfrH Hlf, .
rum
UUMlUI
Salem Co-Operative Association
jm
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Choice Groceries I
CROCKbRY
(a WblU Mit id Dm(1 Wirt,
i.TATr:irrHKtrr mi.km
SANTA CLAUS
-AND-
J. G. Wright
He to announce to tho people of this vi
cinity that they have icouu Into imrlncr
ship for the hoflduysiaiitoii nnu e)-it by
their Joint ciloru Ui
Give Everybody a Good Time,
Do not let anyone deceive jou ly. mU-
reproenUUl'ju lnU ImIIuvInu thai muiiu
Clause Is In any wuy
other stock or store. II
WUV IIIIITIHII'U III
his Is
Santa (tas'lblfpiai'ta
As will he proven by Ilia nbunilatire linil
variety of our UU, hihI by ilio llbriil
way In which ruttoiners will Imi tn-ulnl.
W i hvlnfr rl' 'f urprM lur
IlioM who vlill in. r-s uiTUt a
Clirlilni'M iioulllM, firntl iiirprlu-i In
liollilar Iwrgulm, uuil hbovo all i "
00R I'lllCES AIIK Srill'lllSK
ft iUfpflillixly low Ilia! lhy KfTif Ilia
cratlaVl Imliuvmtnl .ll.leln lliiif who
lHOWwbmbatKHi.
J, (I, U'lllUHT,
W hw ti'M't)iiwnrl Hi,
Driven by KtroiiK Drink to Commit a
Torrlblu Crime,
Los CJatos, Cal., Dec. 2.1. Jnmes
Eubanks, a drunken loafer, shot
and killed his sixteen - year old
daughter, Ada, thin morning. Eu
banks was a widower wl'h six chil
dren, all except Ada dependent nu
charity for support. Tills morning
while sober ho stated to relatives
that ho would kill two persons be
fore night. IIo then borrowed a
shotgun and ten cents to buy pon
der aud buckshot to load tho gun.
IIo went to tho Heath hoiiHovhere
Ada worked as waitress, called her
to tho door mid shot her. He then
placed tho butt of tho gun on tho
u round and attempted suicide but
was unsuccessful. He then stepped
into an adjoining saloon, passed up
stairs and made an unsuccessful at
tempt to cut his throat with a raor.
Deputy Hherlir Reynolds nrrested
and took lilm to the Han Jou Jail In
time to savo him from tho hands of
an Infuriated mob. Ho said ho
wanted to kill another fellow before
dying himself aud asked why ho
couldn't hung to-day as well as some
other time.
.lUNTII'IAIII.K IIOMIOIDK.
John O'Neill Kllltxl In Trying to Mur
ilernl Ills Wife,
ilurriJ, Mont., Dec. 2.'). John
O'Neill died this morning at tho
reslilcnco ot William Harris, his son-in-law,
In Bon Hi Hutto, by whom
he wus shot Haturday night. The
shooting was dono by Harris In
wilf-defeiiho. O'Neill and his wife
had Mijieritftil some mouths ago.
Mrs. O'.Vuill going to llvu with rela
tives In Wyoming. Bho returned
Haturday nml went lo Hurls' house
where her hiiNlmiid nought l',r "lid
lifter abusing liw pulled u pistol ami
threatened to shoot hor. Hurrlaliud
tried to pruvuiit It, but fccelng
O'Neill ilutcniiliiud to kill her, (tie
ilcnvorul to tuku his weiiiii from
him O'Nolll then I red ono -hot ut
JlarrN, which mlsaeil lilm, when
HiinU drew it wtMiii and llrud two
shots, both taking ilhel, onuln the
uIkIoiiiuii iiml lliuolliurlu tho Ihlglit
Ho lhiKuf.l In ulii till Hilx morn,
fug when huilleil. An lii'iiist wu
held Ihlsufleniooii, whun Ihu vtr
diet of Jiullflublu lioinldilu Was
fi'lidiwl,
Borne snow
country.
Mrs. Ormsby, who has been sick,
Is getting somo better.
Tho contract for carrylug tho U.
S. mall has been awarded to B. B.
Ormsby.
Tho mnll will lcavo Argent I on
Jau. 3, 1890, for Knight, with Mr.
Ormsby, carrier. Success to him.
Mr. J. Dunlcs is building a resi
dence on his claim. Mr. D. Laulls
camo up from Bllverton aud built a
house on his claim.
Mr. Jas. Itosell, tho gentleman
who bought Bill Mack's place, will
movo up as soon as ho can got n res
idence for his family.
Bhorty Myers, thogontleman who
has taken a claim iu tho forks of
Silver creek, has bulH.a shanty, and
is making a road so lie can move In.
Thero is a party coming up from
Salem on tho 30th of December, to
hunt deer, or dears, they did not
say which, but let them come,
either aro plentiful.
Bees do well here. Mr. George
Lehman says ho sold all tho
honey ho had at 12 and 15 cents
per pound, and somo parties are
contracting for tho next year's sup
ply. Thero Is great need of houses
around Argontl, and some of those
who own lots iu Silver Creek City
would do well to build houses, as
theio would bo no trouble in rent
ing them for a good price.
Tho young folks of tho North Sil
ver creek neighborhood gave Mr.
Jack Pattou a nice surprise party,
on tho 20th of December. Tho fol
lowing persons took part: Mr. and
Mis. 1 Jtolstou and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Hullt and family, Mr.
Vangordei's young folks, Mr.
Smith, L. M. Ormsby, Pearl Hu
bert, Messrs. Boh and Jack I'attou,
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold, Mr. and Mrs.
Brown. The 1. M. of Argontl got
there.
UNO.
The .MoiiRollaii 1'licasniit.
This valuable addition toour native
game birds was imported from China
a few years ago. It has Increased
with surprising rapidity Iu western
Oregon, Washington, aud In the
north western corner of California,
under cflectlvo legislative protection.
It Is unusually prolific, hatchlnr,
two and frequently three clutches
per season, tho first nest containing
elghtteen to twenty-live, the last
from twelve to sixteen I'ggs. This
accounts for tho fact that several dif
ferent sl.es ol chicks aro frequently
seen III one covey. The first brood
when hatched Is turned over to tho
caieof the male until the second
und third broods anpear, when all
nro combined and eared for by both
parents.
'I hoy do well In confinement.
Hatched by the doiuestlu lieu, they
aro as apparently contented In fol
lowing her as on their native lii-ath;
but at the ago of six weeks they
"sliuku" Ihelriiiloptcd mother and
depart, never to return, much to
her grief and disgust, The plum
ago of the mule Is extremely brlN
Hunt mid iillmitlve. Ah a table
dlsii It ruiil the pirtrlilgu nml
ami pralilocliluki'ii of lh Kail.
Hvlt'iillllu American.
According to rtcuiit Information,
rmiuilmllsiii In very prevalent In
wmui jiIiim III West A Won, near to
Ihu llrlllsli ftuilluini'iil, ' '.'"' "l"1,
ully In llm ilrotculnftto iMf, Mini so
wrjoiw mid frwiiieul lit Iftfomy li
kluiiiiilng of linll vlihbiU w Im Imvu
uonuoiii alonu lliul In soiiij iiil
person dwru not u'liiuw UiiiiiI
lliclown town dr feur of tuiiiurii.
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