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MONDAY..
.JANUARY 27
TO the punun.
Tho announcements of our pred
ecessors In charge of he Evk.vino
and Wki:kly Jouhnai. must be
flufllclent Introduction to nil, bo that
nothing further jHrnonnl need Ik-
said. We trust we may be able to m
conduct IJils paper m to retain their
reelect ami ennfldeiu'r, well nti
thntofthc public
The policy of the Joi'iisai. under
our innnauemont we wlnh to elate
fully nnd frankly. In politico we
nlinll make It reliably Republican.
The Journal will fuvor all reform
for tho good of the people, but Is not
prepared to follow the cranky no
tions, unsound principles nnd im
practical Ideas at times advocated by
mistaken leaders.
In these days political parlies
promise much and perform Utile.
Wo conceive It to bo tho duty of a
party paper to hold tho parly and
Its lenders to a strict accountability
for their most Important public
pledges. IJy publishing the records
made by public men wo can help
maintain tho fundamental Ideas of
a representative form of government
nnd responsibility to the people.
We propose to publish a fair-minded
republican paper, that will Jeal
ously guard tho rights of tho people
nnd stand above tho control of capi
talistic combinations.
In dealing with our political op
jKjncnts wo prcfor to Ins courteous.
Wo shall respect and not underrate
their views. Wo would rather Lo
right than partisan, tho' wo do not
wish to bo understood as approving
the principles or publlo policies of the
Democratic parly, We leave that
to Democratic papers. n -
JTrnm ItPWellthogivnt' responsibility
of conducting a public Journal In n
growing city and state. Wo shall
exclusively devote ourselves to build
ing up a paper that shall bo an aid
in developing the resource of 8a
lent and Oregon. .Wo ore not hero
toscok.uy houpror to represent
any purpuetti ulterior to u legitimate
-aesmpvr btwSijes. We solicit the
ffortof eltlteus and busluesM inou
and gladly welcomo friendly aid in
our enterprise.
Hon:it HitoTiiiiiiM.
OREGON AND ITS CAPITAL !
Not a Distorted, Discolored Boom, but a
Close Statement of Facts.
VALUABLE INFORMATION AND GOOD SUGGESTIONS
FOR HOMESEEKERS.
A State Not One-Tenth Developed, Where all UmtmenK Will Uet the llcneflt
of Stcadj Advance? A Desirable Climate and a Storehouse of Op
portunities A Land Where Snows do Not Drift nnd Storms
Do Not Howl The Willamette Valley One of The
Garden Spoti of America.
Snow tp the right of us;
Snow to the left of us;
Snow to the north of us;
Snow to the South of us;
BUT NO SNOW
In the Evergreen Willamette Valley,
Where sits Salem,
The Beautiful City of Churches
And the Live City of Business.
CITY
AND
PARI! PROPERTY
Tin: HTATi:or omxio.v. .small
Wo wish to say to our friends in peer.
fruitf, Oregon is without a
Canneries, dryhouses and
the east and to all Krsons on
templating seeking a location in the
new and glorious great northwest
that no projxT comparison can be
jelly factories, are already one im
portant industry in this valley, and
ut no distant day the farms will be
cut up into 10 to 10 acre irult gar-
mado between Oregon and other dens, and laud that can now be
states of tho Union. While each ! bought at from 10 to $-i0 an acre,
state can claim superiority In some will advance In ten yea is to five broad scope of our investor
consideration. On every lde are
magnificent views of Atiowrcapped
mountains including the famous
peaks of the now world Itaiuier
and Hood. The Cascade range on ,
tiie east and the coast range on the
west present unrivalled scenery,
splendid hunting and fishing the
mountain trout ami tho Chinese
nbeautints bein c'lminon came. A
day's drive in niinincr takes thej
pleasure s'ek'T In the surf of the ( "
I'arltle fur bathing and fishing. ;
Within u day's Intel He n.lif r- 1(111 PRIffQI
iihi :unl Jirilish Columbia. Steam. r L,'n l "-WJ
lin. s connect at ail the ocean orls
for I he Asiatic continent. Of course,
tho are considerations not alto
gether of the practical order, but
they ure worth considering by per
sons with means who are seeking a
home In a growing city, a matchless
climate, a rich farming country, nnd
a clean, enterprising and properous
people.
A VIEW FROM THE EAhT,
Shows the city of Salem off to
wonderful advantage by day or
night. By day the eyo rests upon a
broad level expanse of beautifully
laid out streets and squares, all well
planted with the greatest variety of
trees to be seen growing out of doors
on this continent. All the various
deciduous nnd evergreen varieties
flourish here and in addition there
Is no limit to the flowering shrubs,
roses, vines, nnd annuals that adorn
the gardens. It is a beautiful city
at all seasons. Tho residences are
far above the average, and the whole
expanse is relieved by the towers
and spires of the churches.
AT SIOHT
The view from the east presents a
glorious half moon, or crescent of
electric light, and wc may as well
say that the Capital City is well
lighted, has excellent water works,
and street railways. Conic and see
these feature and you will be sur
prised at the gencroiw plans and
They
resnects. it Is only bv n close study times i's present value. That Is the
l)f all tho yurious resources of Ore-! culm judgment of well posted men
The grass is green at Salem.
The robblus and blue hints spend
the winter at Salem.
Tin: San Francisco Examiner of
Jan 16 has arrived.
Kxtiia copies of this paper can be
had at thUotllcoat 0 cents a copy.
No fallurouf crops has ever been
recorded In the Willamette valley.
Til K Astoria K veiling Transcript
will appear as the Morning Colum
bian Feb. 1,
A 1.1. Jouu.NAl, advertisers get the
U'liellt of our special edition of 8000
copies to-day.
i i
TiiEitr. is no snow ut Salem, the
metropolis iu the heart of the WIN
lamelto valley.
Am. the contlnuuM lines but the
Northern Pacific ro hopeful but
snow-bound.
. EH j-n-J-i. 1
AfiHiHlA Is agitating to secure a
nig Niwmlil. fc'ttlcm has on.), but
need u not her.
Til Erit: glorious ralnT'seeuru Ore
gon one of tho linwt prosperous yeaw
it has ever hud,
U J. . . . ' M
Til K Incoming vUltorn to-dny ure
welcomed by a clear sky, Imlniy
brevnes, niidgrwu lawns.
Tiieat all men falrly.mlMtiw mmti
from hatred or, love of pels, Is a
i;od jHillcy for all to follow. It ;
toe juvriiNAi.a iMiiicy.
gon that wo can get at a true esti
mate of tho relative resources of tills
state.
Before welting to prove anything
for Oregon the present state of
agricultural dcprcsilon all over
tho United States must bo consider
ed. For some cause, and no one
can say definitely what It is, for
about six or seven years tho farm
ing Interests have languished more
or less, and generally more than
other Interests iu the eastern and
middle states. We know It to bo a
fact that In Minnesota and parts of
Iowa, Wisconsin and Illinois that
are purely dependent on agriculture.
and where fancy dnlryiuir- .ud
catoiiug to city nnick'.'sw not in
stituted. rrtfitlon is not a pros
perous one. What Is the outlook
for any purely farming country not
near to a great center or Held of de
mand? It Is not flattering. It may
safely bo asserted that any state- that
has purely agriculture as Its main
and only resource has not a very
bright future before It.
WHAT HHAI.l. WE SEEK?
Is the natural Inquiry of the east
ern farmer or business man or labor
lug man. Tho plain and logical
answer Is, that unless there are far
greater profits in farming than ever
before, tho only safety lies iu seek
lugu location lua new statu that
oilers tho largest variety of re
sourcesa state to put It It: homely
phrase, that docs not carry all Its
eggs In one basket, a state such as
wo can show Oregon to be.
THE llESOlJIll'liS OP OUEOO.V
Are not farming alone. Hero ag
ricultural wealth, and It is as yet uol
one-oOth part developed, will rank
up among the very richest states of
the Union when once settled up.
Oregon is capable of producing all
that any of the great states of the
Upper Mississippi vaUey aro In the
way of farming even to sugar
cant's and cotton, It Is claimed by
soine.ajjid a great deal more
Thcrui nothing under tho sun In
theshaoof farin produce that Ore
goii cannot bo shown to excel in
Her wheat counties aro iiu.-mialcd.
ijyr cuttle ootmUos uru unparalleled.
IN ADDITION
To farming, which all (he ".tubs
huve, (he great Industries of,Orvgiu)
may bo said to eotibj.it u the fol-
luwlug:
i. lumu:iu'0.
1!. STOUlCllAXOlIINO.
8. SHKUI'OUOWINU.
4. PUUlTUllOWim
8. MINIMI.
t. tiU:ockax suirriNo.
7. SALMON FISIIKltilCS.
8. T11K HAILltOADS.
K MNUFACTUHINtJ.
Coiuivirvtl vjth olliew what varj.ais
uavo of wealth dcHH not thU grout
ktate, itbiuit twico tho ho of Iown,
fltieji
Ovku half the luwus In Oregon,
AW intcfxte.l unit eurueajly work
Jug for iwiuj rullruid, ami iu inuny
Jjpitiiuvva tlierv r wvwfrtl iir ivctt,
Take one of the smalli'st
icJudiiilrles the Sjuioi lUhor
k tbey employ ntwut WKX) men,
uud add mllllotiH ntiuunlly to tho
WeuUh of Oregon.
"rui Growing U getting to U
great Jndutry iu Oregon. We Kty
l)tlqnnl, Ittouufte tht tendency U )
rclv ou certulu tutes for ivriuln
frultaTtudUUHdiulttiHl by nil ibut!
who have not a cent of interest in
making such statements.
I.UMIIKRIXU
May bcsuld to be one of the un
limited resouices of Oiegon. Saw
mills uro needed everywhere, and
common lumber now Is sold to the
farmer at from $S to $12 pT thou
sand. The light rainfall that took
place all over the United States lust
year has left a remarkable demand
for all kinds of lumber.
Stock, horse and sheep ranching Is
carried on with great profit on ac
count of the mild climate. Only
light shelter ii needed mid all the
year round grulng. will be certain
to make this a prolltublc business.
Dairying Is at present very profltuble.
The demand for butter and eggs is
unlimited. A farmer can with IU
cows uud 100 chickens make us
much money on 40 acres as un can
ou tho hulf section farms of Minne
sota, work less, take greater comfort
and huvo more of the pleasures of
life on tho Buclllc const than any
where else.
THE Ot EAX KIIII'I'INO
Is of vast importance to Northwest
ern Oregon and is a bonaimt to the
whole Willamette valley. Every
ship that comes into the great rivers
and harbors of this coast leaves
money, distributes its capital and
takes out thousands of dollars wortli
of products of the soil. So Impor
tant is this that all frclghtsurcaclu
ully lower here than iu any similar
ly situated country In (lie Union.
Tho ocean shipping is growing iu
importance every year and is a re
source of employment and profit
that cannot be taken away.
MlM.Nd, ETC
One of the greut, important and
undeveloed additional resources of
Oregon is mining. Tin unuouue
nient of (ho greut Dry Oulch Min
ing ('.i., which bus its unices In
this city, will cnuvlueo unyono that
Oregon has greut things to otl'er to
tho cupltullsts of the world. The de
mands of mining uud lumbering
ii poti tnengricuiiurui interests ure
great, and causes the price of huv
uud feed to be kept pretty high nt
(lines, us well us nllects the price ol
provisions. In fact at no time ol
the your tliatthu farmer has any
thing (o Mill, but he can et gtssl
prices, except norluiiM fur fruit
wheu the market Is glutted,
Tho cuiMclty of this valley for
pioduclng the lines t fruits in the
world, including iours and peaches,
all the varieties of French, Cerumu
and Italian prunes Is practically
tin. United. Wiule a great deal ol
money Is made at the business,
from f 100 to ftfOO per acre lenuitiug
arc building a city on the most gen
erous plan, and, where good large
lots in the city Itself ure to be had
for iW to 500, it will bo seen that
these privileges are no extended to
rob tho hoine-beeker. Salem is a
rich city. It is a place where a
great deal of money lias been made
and where much money is constant'
ly expended. Nearly all the great
state Institutions are located here.
There is going to be n great deal of
money expended hero to carry ou
the state institutions, and to. en large
them to meet the growing demands
of a great and rapidly growing state.
Who can doubt that thf". will be
such a rush of immigration to Ore
gon us was never before seen, When
the terrible elTects of (he cold weuth
er and snow blockades over a lame
part of the Union come to bo fully
realized? Then come where climate
is fuvoruule, resources abundant and
moniy In circulation.
cioou TOWNS.
Of course Salem is the capital of
thd state and the couuly Bdat of
Marion county. But that does not
preclude tiie Joimx.vi. Faying that
theie uru lots of other good towns In
this valley mid some stirring cities
that aro rapidly developing. There
uro scores of good towns uud markets
in ihe vuili y nnd foot hill counties,
with nuy number of openings for
buslii.su ml mechanics. The whole
vulley is one rich farmiug regiou,
and it is u.it stretching a bit to say
that towns ure going to spring up
and cities built where there is now
not a sign of such.
Of collide not every one whocomes
to Oregon will be pleased. Not
every ouu will succeed. There is a
percentage ot luuurea among tne
new coiners everywhere. Fre
quently we hear a man say: "The
first year I was in Oregon 1 was the
sickest man that ever lived. Now
I would not go back for uny iuduc
nieut." A Hurllugtou man who
came here iu (lie seventies says he
went back to Iowa live or six years
ago, and (bought he could not stand
It. Middle of winter cainu and oven
d irn there In southern Iowu he
could not endure the stlugiug cold,
but hud to return to the perfect
ollmute of this. valley. This is the
exjienencf of thousands whos. U'stl
m my wo could publish, l'eople
who feel that by Industry and ecou
omy they can mane a living any.
where, will" bless (heir slurs for (he
Jouhnai. inducing them to come
hero,
Otlt ItKAl. vTTK MHN
Set forth the merits of this city and
county much batter tun.t we win.
Read over their carefully worded
aoumiiH'Uii'iits. As the couuly seal
ySjLiiiPCITY LOANS
.af
Money Loaned on Improved Farms at 0, 7 anil 8 Per fiat
292 COMMERCIAL STEEET, baum. ww-.
. tti. ,u,. n,i,iit!nn for sale cheap."!
$ayA number of cuoice lots in uunsiy --
w w nnWNTNO.
W. A. SHAW. '"
SHAW & DOWNING,
Real - Estate - Agents
ron balk.
KBALE OKTItADBfor city properly
lorempo culture, eight miles south of an.
lpiii Alro two hundred acres best peach
!L" ! ,'. ,,.! nlnn ml I ps south of fcfnlmn.
iiiiu uri ''".. -.. n. i.: ; .
Art phpfin. O. u. uicn, oio uumcKeta
street, tjaiem.
' SOCIETY NOTICES.
KNIOHTSOK PYTftlAS. ttesulnrmeet
Ing on Tucdny night of cuch week at
7.W p. m. J( 0, D0N ALD. a Ci
W. H. H. WATIiUS. K. of K. and 8.
O'.IVE LODGE No. 18, I. O. O. F., meets
In Odd Kellows' Hall upstairs. Oornei
uoiauiercliil nud Kerry streets, every Bat.
1irdayt7:.10p.m. ..,.
j. L. Mucin kl, I. A. Manning,
Secretory. N. a.
OA. H. tsedgwlck Post, No. 10, Depart-
ment of Uieeon, ineots every Monday
evenliiKHltlie liull over the Oregon lAnd
cotnpnny's olllce. Visiting comrades nr
cordially Invited to attend.
D. o.SHKHMAw.l'ostCoramader.
S. A. ItANDLK, AdJUta It.
I'ltOFESSIONAI. CAItDS.
-AND-
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS!
-o-
r u,.an inr0 liaf nf f.irm lands and city property for sale
aho take charge of auction sales in any part of tho state.
NO. 384 COMMERCIAL STREET, SALEM, OREGON.
We
ATTENTION !
We have farms, large and small, lots from 550 up, and houses and lots
n all parts of the city. We do a commission business exclusively. It J ou
I
wish to sell, list your property with us.
Suburban tracts a specialty.
PAYNE & BRIDGFORD.
W. T. RIGDON,
fPI
Charges Reasonable.
MAR
BLIC
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ABSTRACTER
SALEM,
Oregon.
TWO REDUCTIONS.
Wo must reduce our stock in order to make room foi our spring goods.
Therefore we will also reduce our already low prices on
BOOTS AND SHOES
For the next forty days. Give us a call and be convinced ttiat we raeau
what we say. Yours, respectfully,
KRAUSSE & KLEIN'S,
No, 221 Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon,
Wm
rown
DEALERS IN
J. J. SflAW. J- T. GHEOO.
. TTOlt.N EYS AT LAW,
tialcm, Oregon.
Ofllce first door to the left at head of
stairs In the rear of Ladd fc Bush's banb.
ULMON FOKO, attorney at lawSalem,
block.
Oregon. Ollice up-staliu In Patton'i
JOHN A. CAI180N,
Counsellor and attorney at law.
Member of the Ilnr of OntrIo, Canada,
D9 State street, Salem, Oregon.
PHYSI0lAN.-MltS.UK. M. K. MCCOY.
Dhvslclan and surgeon, has located
and taken rooms over Bqulro t arrar c
rroccry store, uuruuiu uuviwca u upwi
'alty. Consultation free. 12-21dff
irgeon
it
j and Homoeopathic physician. Office
and residence, 155 Court street, In offlco lot
inerly occupied oy Dr. Klsden, Salem, Or.
nfiiw hmira S toUa. in. and from 2 to 3
and 7 to 8 p. m. Diseases of the rectum and
chronic diseases a specialty. Fifteen yeara
experience. w
A
NDREW H. DIVEN,
PHYSICIAN AND BUIIGEON,
BSalcm, Oregon.
Ofllce heurs: 9 to 11 a. m., 3 to 6 (and 7 to
Ofllce: Court street, noxt door east of Dr.
Rowland, licsiacnce, sui tjuemeKcuv si.
T-T
X mndc of confinements, lareo exponence
ilrs. C. u. -Morgan, aw uommerciai street.
1-21-lm
Wf, WILLIAMS, STENOGRAPHER
. and Typewriter Copyist. Wilt make
reports of trials, etc.; copying on type
wrlteraccuratcly and neatly done. Olllce
over A. T Ycaton's furniture store, Com
merciai street, saiem.
OUSE AND SIUN
Morgan, 2U0 Commercial
TTOUSE AND SIUN PAINTING, all
XL kinds of decorating; prepared to do
coiitrucU,
street.
C. O.
1-21-lm
HOARDING.
PRIVATE BOARDING.-A few ladles or
gentlemen can obtain, nt reasonable
rates, good board with nicely furnished
rooms In tho finest part of tho city, right
by the street cars, by calling nt 307 Winter
street , corner oi i enter btrect.
vrOTICE Is hereby given that the part
Xi nershlp heretofore existing between
a. A. Thomas and John M. 1'ayn-, has
been dissolved. Parties owing or having
bill ng.ilnst altl firm can settlo with elthor
p.iriy johk a. I'AYNS.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Leather and Findings
H 1 rm I
CASH PAID FOR
WOOL,
IIIDE3,
PELTS,
AND FUES.
This houso carries a large stock of first.
thao h0" f"',m ,he best inoBUtoctureSln
imn, Doin in stje and oualltv to v
one ( ho will purchase good," iVhemf
NOTICE.
vrOTICE is hereby given that at a meet-
XT ingoi me stocknoiaers or trie UAr
ii'al Jiiuiinai, Publishing company, held
Uei ember 1th, 18S9, by unanimous vote the
citpiuu siock ii mecompany vas increosca
from Fivo Thousand to Ten Thousand
Dollars. M . Li. UJIAMIIEHDAIN.
Secretary.
Dissolution Notloo,
VTOTI0E Is hereby civen that tha firm
1 her. tofore known as Gibson ifcHlngle-
iuii i iuis uay aissoivea oy mutual con
sent, II F. Gibson having sold his Interest
to Dr. J. O. Smith. All accounts due the
old firm will be payable at once to either
members of the old firm.
H F. Gibson,
It A. SINGLETON.
8aiem, Or., Jan. 22, 1S1X).
Having disposed nf my intercrestof the
Red Co ner Drug stoic to Dr. J. C. Smltb.I
take pleasure In commending tho new
firm of Singleton & Co. to our many
patrons. I also wixh to extend my sincere
thanks to the kind public for tho most
liberal natromicn n-xtnnrfpri in no Hiinn
the past two years. I remain yours fra
tgr""y. H. F. GIBSON,
Qfifl s?,lary,IO expenses In advance
tj)UU allowed each month. Steady em
ployraent at home or traveling. No sollo
ting. Duties delivering and making col
lections. No postal cards. Address with
"mp.j HAFEIl 4 CO, Plquay, OJjto;
WANTED.-Agents, Ma'e and Female,
f ,,.fl trmevery Klti Town nnd Village
Outfit free. No Capluil whaterer required.
?Z; Hlan nnd;r the Best! TlJls Is a
?rf?al PPJtuJfy to make money.
uS ?.' wn,c? tit Particulars. '
P.t.oOLLl ER. 65 Warren at.,New York
and use
rq. .Guar-
IQL'U.
l-sdlm
PATRONIZE Home Industry,
X Mountain Unlm Pn.i..l.rl.
anteed to give rsllet or mSney refunfle'
"" vmi wugjiiBL iur iu
No. 231 Commercial Street,
SALEM
OREQON
STEAM
LAUNDRY
, HAVE YOU EVER SEEN AXY nv
tlKS.,.rtsCo.lurstdcSlauNnur?e!;
SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY?
"notmakeltapoIuttodoBo.
OFUCE; 203 COMMunnr.i -
AT GEORGE HOUYE'S BARBER SHOP. '
Call and See-
T. J. CRONISE,
Salem's Popular Job Printer,
A liKr NENV QUARTERS IN TUP
mtr,.0nIHn,S.liranc? BuHdlnp, cir. Com.
merciai and Chomeketo stroetS '0-ltt
fniin many orolmnls, frnlt Isujjrfatlof it Jerg-j hihI wealthy county,
ample aiiiolo of ftw.l for iluliaml
jKior, uud noliiMltlilor pwijilo aro uu
toi orthegrnuiiiltwa ivctilt. l'lonty
of fruit all the your amuml I cor-
Btlem isa coulor ot wealth, iiillu
enetj ami c iiniuuree. With the flu
wt courtl.otiiK iu the t.tatu, a bulhl-
iut; ami loiimls worth at least tAH),
Money! Money! Monev !
Loans on farm anil city property at lnvPSt '
and country property. Accident a"t?w Inram9, Bargaiu9 iu city
Or COMMERCIAL STRBBT.S oSS"13"
- w,-,
New Fish Market,
promDUv.ilP?rtiJ?'f ",n will be
promptly attended to, 8-SSMra
' ' '
Professor Loisette's
MEMORY
Discovery and Training Method,
wMf.p,t0i of "t1ulterated imitations
o-Vi rl'-u'183,111? theory. nnd practi
cal results of the original, In spite
hv i ,8nso.t mlsrepresentatfonB
mui . iouf. W0M-be competitors,
rXl1. spi'e of "base attempts to
V H. KASTON'S
tain toadd tenyers.if HnUienlth '000, thero U a constant Inspiration j
lo the ordinary IHtrnoll'k life. ' for nil lmnrm'imnt i Iw iiimiI.i mi I
r - r-- -.-. .---...-. . -- w-,.,m, ...
MAKMW&.k
1 nf ,V"lwiorl(y and popularity
i' hla teach nirv Pr,.f li:,i0n0r.
Mi!JJ"t.uiVl'Pi -"Setting is recog
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