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TM CAKTAL JOURNAL
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T THE
Ctnital leumal Publishing Company.
(Incorporated.)
fcnUred at th prMtdfflr at Hatant, OfM
second-claa matter.
HOfER SROTHERS,
Editor
Km fourth page tor term of lobacrlp-
AtrtfilMtntntf Xo Innore lnrtIon (for
be mm oAy) should be handed In by 1
Uom?efi4B containing atmot ln
Urtxt and Importance U demtred from all
parMof IbeataW. . ,
So attention wilt he paid to anonyraoo
otnmunlc&Uonii.
I'mensdnrirlnj: th CArrrAh JOCKXAL
erred atthelrh'wetoMn;tireltbrp?'
tal oar twjneit, or by word left at thU
office. ,,
Hpwinen numlx-w enl (rnr on appllca-
Offlee, irher door! and Mbwt Btreet.
WKDNKHDAY -
....KBIMlUAIlVfi
1IOMK PflMT TUB IIKATIIKJ AF
TKKWAItDfi. A number of people who have
nercr before token a city dally, now
that they have found themnclve
cut off from all outeldo mwnfmwn,
came In the lait few day and took
a Balcm dally. Alde from all
wlflAli lhtcre(, we cannot but com-liK-nd
till spirit, and wih it were
applied In all cltv and Mate aflulrH.
Becauxc, whether want to or
not, we inoht n"l flionjr with and
vxlut by tho HUpport of our home
people. Bo farms that gia It 1 not
matter of choice. The home comets
find. ThoouUldo world after.
We are aware that In this reading
ago many intelligent persons d
inand a much more metropolitan
newnpapertban can bo got up In a
city of thle size. But after all, their
true Interest l not In tho paper.
Their true Interest at all tlmca is
Jut where these peraons have found
It, when they-oould get no ouUlde
papere In tho local dally. If they
will reflect, they never find their
truo interest represented by the
outalde paper. It contains no kind
word for local enterprise, and no
article setting out the merita of tho
city utiles they be paid for,and then
the artlclo appears with Hovcral other
articles Just llkolt, and also paid for.
Jf looked at In Its true light, there Is
nothing ofMntcrest In tho great
metropolitan paper, outuido of world
news and literary matters. Yet
thcro are scores of people who have
no use for a home paper. There aro
acres of business men who get most
of tho benefits of the city's growth
and never advertise to amount to
anything. Thero aro hundreds of
owners ot real cutato who reap the
profit of what is termed the "mls
earncd Increment" of land values
and who do not show any apprecia
tion of tho work of tho city dally.
We do not suppows that tills -will
ever bo altogether avoided, and all
people will never bo iniulo to see
their truo Interests, Hut we cannot
help calling attention Just at prtH
ent to tho hearty support which
should tie accorded to tlln local
paper.
i- - i - , j
"WHAT AHK YK IIE11R FOK?"
Flanagan, of Texan, Not the Inventor
of the Phrase.
Ht. Paul Pioneer Prows Adjutant
General Million has In his desk ut
tho capltol a badge of honor present
ed to, him by the members of his
command after tho battle of Cedar
Creak. It In u hatidRomo memento,
and engraved on onu Hide um the
compliments ot tho donor to "the
bravest ofllcer engaged in thu battle
of Cedar Creek," On the rovontc
sldo of tho soldier's Insignia Is this
legend l
Steady, Men I Btcadyl
What In II Are Wo Here For?
Htund by Your Colors!
This startling command wus ut
tered In a mnmuiit when tho bravest
hearts quailed, and, moreover, It
whs thu command of Captain Jack
Mullen, of thu Twelfth regiment,
Conuotlout Iufuntry Volunteers. It
was uttered when bulleta rained up
on tho captain's little brigade and
Ills men fell like bliult of grass Im
fore the scythe. Thero was no time
for eloquent paraphrasing or for
rhetorloor delicate diction. Korcl
bio language, no matter If a little
profuno, was what tho cmergunuy
demanded. Tio federal forces at
Cedur Crek bad faltered and then
began to retreat In dismay under
tho murderous tiro of tho oposlng
fjnvs.
Capt. Mullen, a stuff ofllcvr and it
mere boy ncartcly 20 years old, were
placed In chargo of tho ouly brigade
available, He wus ordered to thr
front to storm the ttdo, Ho gave
tho command to charge, and when
older uivu saw him, n uiero youth,
riding to tho trout they guvo n client
uud duslicd down upon tho Imncn
etrable phulnux that confronted
them. It was n terrible
parunge.
'1 hey seemed to bo Inclined to Join
other brigudesand desert Uielr col
ors. It was then ho yelled this
command which emphnslrc tb
badge presented to him by tho few
wltvrtuvlved that awful Miuggle.
tn It tins brigade was completely
surrouudfd, but Captain Mullen
would not rapliulste; nor would ho
uiwiue uv siurs nun mici. mm OV I
desiKtruto llghtltig the miIoih weilm,V.,,,ilVn,,,f ." o1
ivlurnwl toupltttvof safety, In thei;rJ..Wra.1i:
Union camp. But he boys in blue
had to fight their way oat, and of
that brigade there were only a mea- j
gre batUllon left to tell the tale of
the horriable slaughter.
XEHAMA XOTE&
Mebama wants a good shoemaker, j
Two Inches of snow fell Friday'
nJght. j
We want a railroad and we are ;
going to have one.
The late rains did not extend far
back In the mountains.
Blind ftaggers has made Its ap
panjflcoaraoflg the horse.
Wfflfam'Trasfc. an old' resident of
Mebama won in towxr to-day.
Dr. It. A. Pratt and family ar
rived home from Baton today.
MM) G. P. Terrell Is convalescent,
and we hope to see her out soon.-
W. H.4 Htaat has charge- of the
Mebama drug store during; Dr.
Pratt's absence.
Good opening here for a grist
mill. Good water power, plenty of
wheat and a good market.
The train on tba O. P. It. H., was
two hours" late Friday, being de
tained at the IMphart bluff by a
land rlide.
Mnrsli.il Eskcw, arrived home to
day from Jordan valley, where be
has been visiting friend. We
should say "friend."
Frank Wrlgbtnian, deputy sheriff,
was In town yesterday. Frank bsa
Jolly, good fellow and wcaro always
triad to have him with us, even if
he does skunk, us In playing whist.
Mebtuna support the best hotel
In thestatcr Come and ftcc us, fine
summer resort, mountain trout In
abundance and plenty of game if
you can find it.
ItUBTr.EK.
Lrlter List.
The following letters remain un
called for in tho postofTtce at Salem
Feb. fi, 1800; persons calling for the
same should say advertised
Amsleo T C Bashor J T
BeckuerJobn2 BlxturJohn
Bowen J E Brumbaugh A
BuinhamFI Buston MrsM E
Buckley J J Crabtrce MfssEtta
Cusey It W Cboso J F
Coleman J C Collins George
Cushman E A Davis Mrs Maggin
Devers Gus Fisher Miss Emily
Fisher Amellle Ford J II
Furglson B Gilbert W F
Glvens Geo Givcrn Geo
Harpolo V L Hansen Carl
IIohco James Hoiscr John
Haac Mrs Tena Jones Newton
Kelly George Laforo I'eter
Ijughorty Miss Etta
Loouey J A Mackoy Mlko
Mauru Antonls J Mler Arum, Soplia
Morlgan Bell Northcott J P
O'Brien Cbas Patton A J
Bees Mis Murtle Bhcphcrd Oriu
Stark Wlliurd Thacker Cbas
Thompson T Wagner Mrs Bosa
A. N. Gii.iikiit, P. M.
How tlie Immigrant Helped.
Judge John P. Allgeld In the Feb
ruary Ferum: But for the assist
ance of tho immigrant the election
of Abraham Lincoln would have
been an lmpobslblllty, and had the
cry, "America for Americans" pre
vailed In an earlier erlod of our
history, the nineteenth century
would never have been the great free
Bepubllu wo see, uud the shadow of
millions of slaves would to-day
darken and cunu the continent.
Tho total population of tho states
In 1000, was .11,183,7-1!, of whom
4,000,152 wore foreign-born, and tho
latter ouly 21S,7.'lO were to be found
In all the cloven states which se
ceded. The remaining states had a
totul imputation of t!2,tll!l(H7, of
wlnm 8,882,426, or a littlo over
one-sixth wereactuully foreign-bom.
In overy state carried by Lincoln
thcro wis a largo foreign population,
which was mostly, and In sonio
states entirely, republican, nud
which continued to be republican
down to a very recent dute; and If
the voto of this class had been omit
ted tu 1800, It would have reduced
Lincoln's to such an extent as to
defeat him In mor.t of tho states
which ho curried.
It Is an Indisputable fact that the
vote of the naturalized citizen and of
bis sou, has been a mint powerful
and Indispensable factor In giving
tile republican parly the control of
the government; and even to-day its
power and popularity are greatest
lu thoHO states In which there Is a
largo naturalized vote.
Tho eleven states which lu M)1
hoisted the flag of secession, had a
population of 8,720,0! I. Of these
only 210,7iU), or nlniut 2) per cent
were fnrclgft-born, and they were
subsequently found to be Unionists.
1 do not wish In any liuiiuicr to
bollttlotho great achievement of the
native Americans of tho North; I
am simply directing attention to the
fact that standing ulone, they could
not have elected Lincoln, could not
huvo succewfully resisted kouthvru
agression, and could not havo put
down then-bullion; anil that It -vas
the naturalized rltlzeu and his child
ren who, by Joining hands with
Ihuui, turned the M-ata In favor of
tho ideas and the Institutions of the
North, ami tbui dlnctly helped to
aliajw the destiny of our country.
Witctift Jlop Oi" uml rtmmomlU
lllUeni h rvltubu luuW, amvil(rr uml m
onicm rvnuuw louw. am
vruU Uy.n.U, c U rlira up
iinmui
PAGEBOrS rCItOATXVZS.
A City rolleetnaa'e Tery Peculiar
nirwrlence.
Wlaeral HHt a4 '.-atle pnixatlre Irritate
t'tr aaeoui eeelt. - uf tb itmaKh and
Uttrti. lu fart Hm ,r tntrtle artlon It doe
It their IrrlUIKn. The daarer attendlns
their itef nx l apfereat. The new laxa
tlre prlnclpte la 1-Yf Vegetable fiermparflla
rrl In t:Kartl- action lj Incnatlcc the
nrnnwi erte.ioB aa4 gently itlnaUllnr
tbsttomach. 1(I vrelr recetabls, doe not
lore 1U tSfd, and Urate to t-takea oera
ilocallr or rrmtlanoulj. Ooa. Vldeaa, the
well known police oQeer of
1,3 Howard St., Saa Fran-MKO,trrlte-
"'Alternrown
experience I flnalr beUere
that Juf VeroUtlt Eana
partlla win core tbe mott oV
ttlaate eaee of eonitlpatlco.
Mlhonth cored I am still
taktsf It and nerrrtt rar irTtteia to tior
ttfblj TtziainL Br IncreatlnforillEilnlJlf
In? the doie m hsf abtotote cotanuuid orer
UsuwU with thl rahMe rnaedr."
Woman's liaud may be pale and
delicate, but she can pick up a hot
ter plate than a man. Atchison
Globe.
Ethereal Congli Syrnp.
Persons suffering from the pre
vailing cold will do well to try Hol
deu's Ethereal Cough Hyrup. It Is
an excellent remedy and has been
used by hundreds of perrons In tbhs
city who will Join In commending It
to their friends. Ktockton Indepen
dent. Large slz $1.00, small fiO cents. For
sale by all Druggist.
You never hear of a strike among
the astronomers. Their business is
always looking up. Texas Sittings.
Is Consumption Incurable?
Bead tbe follewing: Mr. C. H.
Morris, Newark, Ark., says: "Was
down with Abccss of Lungs, and
friends and physicians pronounced
me an Iucuarable Consumptive.
Begun taking Dr. King's New Dis
covery for Consumption, am now on
my third bottb, and able to oversee
the work on my farm. It is the
finest medicine ever made."
Jesse Micdlewart, Decatur, Ohio,
says: "Had it not Ikjch for Dr.
King's New Discovery for Con
sumption I would have died of Lung
Troubles. Was given up by doc
tors. Am now in best of health."
Try It. Sample bottles free ut Dan
iel J. Fry's Drugstore.
' One half of thn world dows not
know how the other half lives," and
an a matter of fact It is none of Its
business. N. O. Picayune.
Electric Hitters.
Th lc remedy Ih becoming so well
known and so popular us to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song
of praise. A purer medicine does
not exist uud it Is gurranteed to do
all that Is claimed. Electric Bitters
will cure nil diseases of the Liver
and Kidneys, will remove Pimples,
Boils, rialt Bhcum and other affec
tations caused by Impure blood.
Will drive Malaria from the system
and prevent us well us cure all Ma
larial fevers. For cure of Headache,
Constipation and Indigestion try
Electric Bitters Entire satisfaction
guarlnteed, or money refunded.
Price 60 cts. aNd $1.00 per bottle ut
Daniel J. Fry's Drugstore.
People addicted to lingering de
partures would dotibtlcsH bomirprlRcd
todlacover that their long going la
often regarded as a nhortcomlng.
Baltimore American.
A. New Method of Treating Dlscaie
Hospital UcmrdicH.
What aro they? There U u new
departure lu tho treatment of din
cuho. It coiifllslH In the collection of
tliOHpcclllcH UHed by noted Rpeclnl
Utaof Eurojio ami America, and
bringing them within tho reach of
all. For inntunco the treatment
purmircd by Hpcclal phyHlcluiiH who
treat indigestion, slomnuli and liver
troubles ouly, wiim obtained uud pa
pa red. Tho treatment of other
phyHleluim, celebrated for curing
catarrh wuh procured, and ho on till
these lncompurablo cureu now in
olutlo dlseawo of ho lungs, kidneys,
female weakness, rheumatism and
uervous debility.
This now method of "one remedy
for one disease" must appeal to tho
common bciiiki of all Milterem, many
of whom have oxperleuced the ill
ell'ectH, and thourghly realize the ub
surdity of tho claims of Patent Med
icIuch which aro guaranteed to euro
overy 111 out of n single Inittle, and
tho use of which, as statistics prove,
bus mined morostomiiohs than alco
hol. A circular describing these new
remedies Is sent free on receipt of
stump to pay postage, by Hospital
HeiiK'dy Company, Toronto, Can
ada, solo proprietors. 1-1-ly-eod
Docter: Well, my lino little fel
low, you have got iiuitu well again!
I was sure that tho pills left you
would euro you. How did you tulto
them, In water or iu cake'.' "Oh, I
used them lu my blow-gun." Fllr
geude (Matter,
llacklf u's Arnica Salve.
TIhHh1 mitvn In thr world forcil, lirul--,nriM,
ulwm.mlt rlifiini, fewr orr, tot
trr. rliapix'd luiml. cliiUiliiliu. curnt. ami
nil klu rrtiptUUK, uml jxwIUvcly cum
piirs, uriiuimj- fviuirru. m
i.Hkm ....... .w.w ...... .!-.
U Kimruiitw'd
o t lH-rfivl kutUfurllou or money ru-
fu
iiilftl. frlrwtneeuu lnr ho.
tVr ml by lUnlrt J, 1'ry, UrujtfUt
lUH'aThU?
Wo orft-r tUO rwnrtl for any i-aeofi-.
Urrh that n not tm curvtl uynunlii
IUI1' Ittitrrli fiirv,
U J, Chriivy ,t r., l'jiop.,TiiWo, Ohio;
We.lho umliTtlgueu. luo ktion r". J,
Clivavy foriha Ihi lA yrara, uud ocllrw
him to Ihi iwrrcotly lionoruulo In ult Innl.
uiwt trunuictluiu. mt ItUHiuMally abl to
carry out any oMIfutloun mmlf by their
nnn: Wni A'rnnu, uholrwilu Urucstu.
TiiUMo, t)., Waltlltir, Kiiimiii A MHrvtn'
wnoinutio oniEKHU. nu.iui, II., k. II. Van
llorotn, nuhlvPIXthHto ulional Iwnk, Tv
IfUo.O. IUII k (.'HUrrh dire la Ukru in
tcmuily, actlu dlrtvllyU'ou the blood
ami niuauaurlucvol lli)tfiii. trlv
ciiU ir butitir. Wtiht by all druraUu
'iJ-lin
THIS PAPKIl U kl ou nl- r- V
Aury, HI uud uS MrivbHnl't lUituUi.,
tiu Krttuolioo, OulirOrula, wlirrv coutnict
r tvrtltuf cn b mu tor It,
THE CAPITAL WFEXTESG JOTJIIKAI..
B.ROOTCS
10 SCFATE ST., SALEM,-ORi
BE DK I1MS
D
AND-
Chemicals,
; im
-o-
-PbyaIcians' Prescription and Family Becipes carefully com
pounded. A full line of choice Imported and Key West Cigars.
THREE)
Grand Tea Prizes!
I Consisting of the follewing:
Flret Prl2e Elegant China Tea Set, flity-slx pieces, complete,
Second Prize Fine Hanging Lamp.
Third Prize Set of Bodgers Bros.' Plated Knives and Forks.
OKKEltED IJV
Cox
&
Grocers, 249 Commercial Street.
jpaTTioketi with chance ou one of the three prizes presented to ev
ery purchaser of ONE POUND of our TEA! Offer good until March
1, 18OT.
Wm.
rown
DEALERS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
(T' I
W. A. SHAW.
SHAW & DOWNING,
Real - Estate - Agents
-AND-
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS!
-o-
jQrWo haven largo list of farm
awo (ukc cuarge oi auction sales in auy part of tno state.
NO. 3tM COMMERCIAL. STREET, SALEM, OREGON.
TWO REDUCTIONS.
Wo nitiht reduce ourntook In order to make room for our spring goods.
Therefore we will also reduco our ulrvudy low prices ou
BOOTS AND SHOES
For the next forty dnyn. Give uh a call aud lw couvineeil that we me&u
what wohsiy, Ynura, rfR'ctfully,
KRAUSSE & KLEIN'S,
No. 221 Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon.
ATTENTION !
Ve have farms larue and small, lot from $50 up, aud hou nnd loU
hi all purl of the city. We du a commission busine oxelusirelv if von
wish to hell, lint your property with w. Suburban tracts a spedaUy.
PAYXK A nitlDGFOitD.
STEAM
LAUNDRY
AT OEOROK HOUYR'S BARBER SHOP.
& COX,-
Boggs,
k
Co.
Leather and Findings
CASH PAID FOR
WOOL,
HIDES,
PELTS,
AND FURS,
This house carries a large Btock of first-
cinss eooas irom me Dest manuracturers in
the world, and is prepared to ctvo sallsfao-
tlon, both In stye and quality, to every
uuu wuo win purcnase gooas u inem,
No. 231 Commercial Street,
SALBM
ORBOON
W. H. DOWNING.
lands and city property for sale
We
, HAy.1? Y0U KVKU SKK ANY OF
thcc Shirts Collars and Cutlii laundried
at the
SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY?
If not make It n point to do so.
OFFICE: 209 COMMERCIAL st
From Terminal or Iottrior Points the
In tbe line to take
To all Points East and South,
.. T. .. thrnllffll I
It Intbecllnini? car niuie.iii ---- s
vestibule trains every any iu .-.
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO !
(jfo chnnge of cans.)
Compo-wd of dlnlngcnrs unsurpassed,
1 Pullman drawing wm sleepers
Of latest equipment,
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars!
Bent that can be constructed and in which
accommodations are both freo and lur
nlsbed for holders of first and second-class
tickets, and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
A continuous line connecting with all
lines, affording direct and uninterrupted
service.
Udllmnn .luiiut. rnanrvnflnnn PAn bQ Se-
cured In advance through any agent of
Thmnzh tickets to nnd from all points
in America, England and Europe can be
purchased at auy ticket ollice of this com-
Ful'l Information concerning rates, time
of trains.routesandother details furnished
on application to any agent or
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant General Passenger Agent, No.
121' First street, cor. Washington; Port
land, Oregon,
JACOB L. MITCHELL,
Local Agent, tialem, Or.
THE YA0UINA ROUTE.
And Oreeon
Development
company's
steamship line.
225 miles Bhorter, 20 hours
less time than by nny otnei loute. Urst
class through passeneer and freight line
from Portland and all points in the Wll
lamette vallev to and from Ban Francisco
TIME SCHEDULE, (Eicept Sundays).
Leave Albany 1:00 PM
Leave Corvallls 1:10 PM
Arrive Ynaulna ....... 6:30I'M
Leavo Yaqulna ------ -b:45AM
Leave Con-allls 10:35 AM
Arrive Albany 11:10 AM
O. & C. trains connect at Albany and
Corvallls.
The aboe trains connect at YAQUINA
with the Oregon Development Co s Line
jfbtearashlps between 'Vaqulna and Han
Francisco.
SAILING DATES.
STKAMEIW. FROM YAQU1N
Willamette Valley Monday Sept.
Wlllametto Valley Tuesday " 1
Willamette Valley, Wednesday " 25
STEAMERS, FROM SAN FRANCIhCO
Willamette Valley Wednesday, Sept. 4
Willamette Valley Friday " 13
Willamette VMley Saturday ' 21
Wlllametto Valley Sunday " 2U
This compiiny reserves tho right to
change sailing dates without notice.
N. U. Pasvcngcra from Portland and all
Willamette Valley points can make close
connection with the trains of the
YAQUINA ROUTE at Albany or Corvallls
and If destined to &an irmclsco, should
arrango to arrive at Yaquina the evening
before date of sailing,
Passenger and Freight Rates Always tbe
Lowest. For Information apply tn Messrs,
UULMAN & Co., Freight and Ticket
Agents 200 and 202 Front m., Portland, Or.
or to
C.C. IIOOUE, Ac't Gen'l Frt. &
Pass. Agt., Oregon Pacific It. K. Co.,
Corvallls, Or
0 H. HASWELL, Jr. Gen'l Frt; &
i-uhs. Agi. uregon uevciopmeni
Co., 301 Montgomery e'.;
San Francisco, Cal
The Orpgon Pacific steamboats on the
Willamette river dhisiou will leac Port
land, south-bound, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday rttOa. m.
arrive at Corvallls Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 3.20 p. m.
Leave Corvallls. north-bound, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 8 a. m.
Arrive at Portland, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at .ViO p. m.
On .Monday. Wednesday nnd Friday
both north i.ud south-bound boats lie oer
night at Salem, leaving there at 6 a. m.
O. C. HOUUE,
A. G. F. and P. Agent.
1890.
Harper's Young People.
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.
The Eleventh Volume of Har
per's Young People, which be
gins with the Number for Novem
ber 5, 18S9 presents nu attractive pro
gramme. It will oiler to Its readers
at least four serials of the usnal
length, nud others in two or three
parts, namely, "The Itcd Mustang,"
by William O. Stoddard; "Phil
and the Uuby," by Lucy C. Lillie;
"PrineeTomtnv,''by John Russell
Coryell; and "Mother's Wav,"
bv Margaret E. Sancister; two
short serials by Hjalmar Hjorth
Boyise-v. Two series of Fairy Tales
will attract the nttentlou of lovers
of tho wonder-world, namely, the
quaint tales told by Howard'Pyle,
and so admirably illustrated by
uml, iii.u uuuiiici eenea in n inttr.
ent vein by Frank M. Bicknell.
I here wilt be short stories by V. D
Howells, Thomas Nelson Page,
aiAitYii. wilkin, Nora Perry
Harriet Phkscott Spofpoui).
David Kek. IIezkkiah Hnw.
wonTii, Sophie Swiht, Richard
Mai.com Johnston, etc.
A subscrintinn tn iiun...,i
,.UL-Mi ' 'JE secures a juvenile
library. 'I here is useful knowletlKe.
alho plenty of amiiemeut. Boston
Advertiser.
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