THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
MONDAY ...AUGUST 25, 1800.
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press dlsprtchcs.
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Dealers in Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes, Windowglass, Etc. Sole
Agents for Epicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder,
A MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.
A Man from Vancouver, with $6000
In his Pocket, Disappears
Relatives Here.
LOCAL MARKET.
Wheat, net CO cents per bu.
Hop?, 2 ti 27 (cuts per lb.
YkjTHBDAY's Hall Gamk. Tlie
Highland Imll ground was open to
the public yestcrd.iy to witness n
game between four of the Snlem
proft'tbsionntH mid five iimuuiirs on
one ski.-mid alike combination on
the other. The game whh free and
worth the cost. The hunt work wus
done by the nuiateurn, while the
professionals "monkeyed" through
the Hcven innings witli littiu npirlt
or effort, occasionally, however, din
playing what they could do if
pushed. One side consisted of Mc
Carthy, c.; Lcvequu, p.; Cooney, lb;
Will Tarpley, 2d; Booth, 8li; Adams,
ss; Joo Hocyc, rf; Nntrh IJrown, cf;
Newton, If. The other p'kIo was
Morgan, c; Crosby, p.; Huriiheiiti,
lb; Bmltli, 2b; Frunk Feely, 3b;
Olinger, us; Lute Snvuge, rf; Frank
Durbin, cf; Mclleu, If. The features
of the game were Will Tarpley ' flue
work on second bate, whcie he put
three men out iu splendid style;
Frank Fecly's capture of a hot
grounder and its prompt discharge
to first base; the faultless work of
Adams as shortstop; Morgan's base
funning; Mellen's fly catch; thoease
with which the amateurs could pass
by Lovequo's and Crosby's curves,
and tho sang frold with which wild
throws were made and good ball
missed by tho professionals. Tho
chief fun for the spectators was the
absence of good playing. The score
stood ul the end of the seventh In
ning 13 to 8 In favor of the side
headed by McCarthy. Ernest Cat
terlln was the umpire. There whb
quite u largo attendance.
FlIlK AND ACCIDKNT. About 4
o'clock yestorday afternoon a tire
was discovered in tho same Chinese
den on State where, tho last Are oc
curred and an alarm was turned in,
which brought out the department
lis quick time and the bluzo was
soon squelched by tho Tigers, who
attached their hose to the hydrant
in front of Capital engine house.
Henry Trice, driver of Capital team,
had n very narrow escape from ser
ious Injury or death. After hitch
ing up ins team they wero very Ini
patient to go and made a rush be
foro ho could get into tho scat, nweop
Ing through tho door with Price
alougsldo tho wheel, leaving not
more than si:: Inches between the
wheel and the door-post, but
through this space ho was carried
and without serious injury, though
ho was squeezed rather uncomfort
ably so much so that the paint of
tho wheel left a decided streak on
his shirt front. Hut ho hung to the
reins until Jack Darr jumped to the
horses IieadB and Mopped them In
Liberty street.
TJIK CliXHlTH ItUCOUNT. Tho
headquarters of tho supervisor of
tho census for tho special recount of
Bulem will bo at the board of trade
rooms, at which any person
with business or suggestion Is re
quested to call. Tho city and its
suburbs will bo divided hit some
twenty small districts, with an
numerator for each, having his
territory all Intelligibly mapped out
and receiving complete and ex
plicit instructions beforo beginning
the work, so that ho can proceed
rapidly and correctly. These
enumerators will be sworn in
Woduesday or Thursday and their
names will not ho fully given be
fore all are secured. It is known
that J. A. Manning, Secretary
Mitchell, of tho board of trade, and
Henry Tironliy, night watchman at
tho state house, have been chosen
among tho number, and if all are as
well qualified as those, tho work
should be well done.
LlTKllAHY AND MIMICAL. At
tho M. 12. church to-morrow (Tiles
day) evening 11 grand musical and
literary entertainment Is to bo given
by Misb Adolo Wymw, formerly a
prominent teacher, but tho past two
years inaklug n successful tour of
California as an elocutionist. Who Is
highly recommended by the best
people of Los AugeliM and other
points. Bho slugs alto, contralto
and soprano and will reuder six
choice numbern, besides reciting two
or three selections. Hho will also be
assisted by audi famou local talent
m Mis Grace Scrlber, Mrs, I, A.
Manning, Miss Kdlth Farrur and
others. Mis IMcImBIicIUhi will play
tho accompaniments. Thy admis
sion Is placed at 50 ceuts, aud be
hides being a meritorious entertain
ment of Itself. It will be a help to u
deserving iudy. bho Is stopping
with Mrs. Ludiic while In the city.
J. M. Douthit. from near Van
couver, Wash., came to Salem on
tho 11th with $G000 cash or drafts
Intending to pay for a farm In the
Waldo hills. Ho was accompanied
hero by his wife's brother, John
Jacobs, of Portland, who left him
hero in Salem and went out to his
brother's, M. L. Jacobs, in the Waldo
hills, and was to meet Douthit at
Woodburn the next day aud
L'i on to I'ortlanu wltii Dim.
Jacobs was detained one day
in the hills longer than ho expected
aud thought of course Douthit had
none on, but ho has not been tceu
since by his family or relatives and
l here is great anxiety about him,
Douthit is a brother of Mrs. II. A.
Thomas, of this city, but he did not
visit her while here, nor (Md he go
near his wife's brothers, the Jacobs.
He Is a large man, about G feet 2 in
ches tall, welgns 22Ti or 230 pounds,
II ht hair, heavy sandy mustache,
ombs hair straight up in front; car
i led a he.ivy silver watch, gold chain
ind largo masonic charm.
The last person who saw him to
Uuow him heie was Al. Phelps,
who says he ate supper with
lilin at Helleubiaud's restau--nut
Sunday evening, the 17th,
ti hicli would Indicate that he wa
icre or hereabouts some 11 v.- days,
mil in all this time never neiit neat
my of his relatives. He is not n
Iriukingmau or caid player, and
the whole case is shrouded in mystery.
The woman who owned thi
property he had bought lives in Se
title and he said she was to send the
deed to the First National bank
here, where he was to get it upon
paying the money. No such tleed
came.
lie left his wheat standing out In
tho field and left some $2800 In his
coat at home, but it is thought
he forgot this in starting. Some
think ho was followed aud waylaid,
wlille others think he must have
simply loft the country, hut no rea
son Is assigned for tho latter. Mr.
tl. L. Jacobs, of Waldo hills, and
Mr. Thomas are using tho wires in
every direction to-day, but so far
without success.
Immigration Coming. Secre
tary Mitchell, of tho board of trade,
informs a reporter of tho Journal
that immigration to these parts has
been more numerous tho past few
days than during any period for sev
eral mouths. He says he knows of
some fifteen men of means and fam
ilies who have come to Salem tho
past few days from different states
with a determination U settle here
aud Invest Immediately. Among
these might be mentioned Mr.
James Bridges, of Eureka, Call
fornla; Mr. Chas. Watson, a retired
farmer of Red Bluff, California nnd
Mr. F. L. Zlmberg, of Pleasant Hill.
Illinois. These and many others,
besides some directed here by Mr.
Savage, who represents tho board of
trade at Portland, are now looking
around the city and country, far
better pleased with what they see
than they had thought of being and
will doubtless make their homes
hero.
DOMESTIC I.NTKIilCITY.
A Yound Wife Deserts
JOHN HUGHES,
ner iiusnauu Ti..i.. :.. ..,.:.,, i.,:... n:i
and heaves Him Distracted ,7 WiiHlTw Ote Wall Pa-
Wit Minef. nml jj0Mlprj Artists' Jin-
, tr , , ,, i tcrials, lime, Hair. Nails and
Chas. Harrison nnd his young i ci,iin, ii,,,. i,v,i , x'n
n ,,, , , t, ujlilllfiiliii JiMJ. i mi nun rimi'
California from Illi--nna4a i'i..,cc .ilc !N.
XUOWI VII.IO'-. UVVU.1I AIV
CycIiONks and Lightning. The
number of deaths from wind storms
and lightning fur this year from
January to August is estimated at
1,109, against 1C3 for the entiro year
of 1889. The extraordinary violence
if tho elements of the year 1890 will
lie u source of great study ou the
purl of the meteorologist, Nebraska
Ex. If the rest of tiie country
could bo as quiet in tills respect as
tho Willamette valley, or the whole
Pacific coast, Ihe meteorologist
would have u tame subject for his
meditation.
Important Meeting. To-morrow
(Tuesday) night at 8:45 o'clock
lliosu interested iu the early closing
will meet at the board of trade
roonm to take some action in the
matter. Clerks and business men
aro earnestly requested to be present,
as this concerns all alike. It is
hoped the busiuewt men generally
will turn out and have a candid dis
cussion of tho matter, as tho em
ployes will cheerfully abide the de
cision thus reached.
Sad Intelligence. -A dispatch
lo Frank C. Baker this momipg
says that his brother Dodc, who has
been suflerlng from hemorrhage for
some time, is in a serious condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Baker went to Port
land on tho afternoon train. "Dodo"
is troubled with consumption and
his many friouds arc in anxious fear
of tho result.
N e w C o r p o it a t i o N . W. C.
Smith, Geo. H. Durham and Irving
C. Hicks filed articles of incorpora
tion with tho secretary of state, in
corporating the New England
Investment Co., of Portland, Or.,
capital stock $100,000; object to do a
general real estate business and
build steamboats and do a general
tralllc on tho Columbia river.
Now In. Fall line of dress goods,
velvets nnd plushes just received at
llolverson'8. d-2t.
Beady. Holverson's new dress
goods, plushes and velvets aro now
ready for Inspection. Newest shades
in each. See window. d-2l.
Notary. B. B. Tattle, of Borl
and was to-day appointed a notary
for Oregon.
W. C. T. V. Regular meeting
V. C. T. U. Tuesday, Aug. 2(1, at
2:,'t0 p. m.
Newport. Persons wishing one
or more nice, furnished rooms at
Newport, apply to editor Journal.
Light on the Suiuect. That is
what Furrar & Co. proposo to give,
Judging from tho fine new stylo
hand lamps they have just received.
I) o n't Fo r g h t. Tax-payers
should not forget that their city tax
is duo and will be delinquent after
Sopt.Oth, after which time a penalty
of 5 per cont. will be added.
E.J. SWAITOKI),
8 -18-101 City Tax Collector.
SECOND WEEK IN THE NORMAL.
Small Accident. A piniill acci
dent occurred iu tho engine room of
the Salem cannery last Friday
evening which caused a slight delay.
Tho T of a three inch steam pipe,
which conveys steam to the heating
department, bursted by a fiaw in
the iron from which it was made.
Tho giving way of the pipe threw a
strain on the steam pump, which
broko It. Tho damage was repaired
Saturday and every thing started
oil tills morning as usual.
Still They Come. During tho
past fortnight Messrs. C. L. Dailey
aud Henry Symmes, of KausasCity,
have como to Salem to mako It their
home. They havo bought land three
miles south of tho town, of Willis &
Chamhcrlin, on what is known as
tho Crandall place, and will plant 80
acres of fruit trees this fall. These
men located at Salem In preference
to any point on tho coast after
six months searching for tho best.
More Hoitsr-s Killed. Sunday
morning's train ran into a band of
horseB on the track while coming
through Watt's pasture, south of
tho city, wounding threo of them
so it becamo necessary to kill
them. They aro tho property of a
man named Ayres from east of the
mountains, who recently brought a
lot of them hero for sale and had
them pasturing in that "graveyard."
At the Business College. Mr.
Staley, principal of tho Capital
Business college, is now in charge of
the work, nnd may be found at the
college olllco eacli day from 0 till 12
in the forenoon, from 1 till 4 in the
afteruoou, nnd from 7 till 0 in the
ovenlng. Studonts who expect to
begin on tho opening day, Monday,
Sept. 8th, aro requested to call and
register this week. 8-25.(11
Opeuiug of the Sale.
The sale of seaU for Maude
Granger's engagement at tho opera
house Wednesday night opened
briskly this morning.
In her now play, Inherited, pre
sented for tho first time to a largo
and fashionable audience at tho
Wheeler last night, says tho Toledo
Blade (Nasby's paper), Maudo
Granger has tho best emotional part
sho luiB over attempted, and she
playH It mast artistically. Whether
or not tho emotional Is just what the
theater-going publlo long for most
Just now, Is a question. Hut thero
is no question that for those who do
want their sympathies swayed as a
reed In tho breeze, Mhs Granger's
Helen Carruthors Is the nno piece of
acting that will do It elloctually.
Mind you, tills dots not mean that
there Is mad raving and tearing of
passion to tatters. Net at all,
Maude Granger is too finished an
aetrvsn for anything of that t-ort.
She appeals to you not only with
the text, but with look, gesture, her
own HUerb presence, and above all,
with that subtle bond of sympathy
which she HoartlstlcallycouicU her
audience to acknowledge and appre
ciate. In her latest role Mk
Gruuger shows moro careful tlulsh
than ever before. While she Is a
hold, free colorUt, she finishes her
mat eh lens delineation of her com
plex character with thuu minute do
tails whlcU, too often overlooked,
are lifter ull tho chlefest charm of
tho llnlalitid wlmlti. Von iiilttilrM llm
work 111 IU entirety for tho perfeo Knight, U. I.Cadwell, Mrs.
wife camu to
nols a year or two ago, and Mr. H.,
got pinched In the boom down
there, losing his starting capital of
some $2000. He then came to Sa
lem last spring and lias been work
ing at tho carpenter trade, a moat
industrious, well-behaved, temperato
young man. Ho and his wife
boarded at the Scott house, corner
High nnd Chemeka strcets,wliile he
worked around tho neighborhood
with Mr. dinger, the contrastor.
last weeic lie was woruitig on a
job in Turner aud ou Friday even
ing received a heartless letter from
his wife from here, stating that she
was going to leave him and would
never see him, and nil such unwel
come announcements. The young
man could not credit the letter as
being true and hastened home only
to find that she had disappeared,
and no one knew whither.
Mr. Harrison was heart-broken
and has since been wild with grief,
eating nothing nnd at tunes almost
unbalanced iu mind, so that friends
thought it wise to have careful
watch over him. They have been
married some five years nnd have
never had a cross word. Ho loves
her devotedly and thought the feel
ings were returned warmly, and he
cannot account for the strange ac
tion thus taken.
A reporter this afternoon inter
viewed one of t lie ladies of the Scott
house and was informed that Mrs.
Hanieiii had gone to Albany,
where slip had some friends, and
that it was a case wherein the wo
man had had a hard time of it mak
ing a living for herself; that her
hustiaud had been a drinking man
and squandered their means, etc.,
etc.
Another theory, and indeed the
one with the greatest appearance of
truth is, that the liimlmud is a quit,
easy going man, not making that
amount of stir in the world that
suits her rapidly moving mind, that
her fancy runs in tiic line of dash
and excitement, and finding a chap
that filled the bill she skipped out
with 111 in.
At all events she has demonstrat
ed one thing: That sho is not worth
grieving over on Mr. Harrison's
part, aud he would better brace up
and go it alone. When sho finds
herself kicked around by tho world
a little while she will bo glad to seek
his side ngaiu.
new advertisements
REED'S OPERA HOUSE.
One Night Only.
Wednesday, August 27,
Tho Distinguished ANNtP,
MAUDE GRANGER
Uuilcr tho inaungoment of
MR. W. M. WILKIHON,
Iu Rlclmrd Dnvey nnd .Mrs. Lucy Hooper's
Powerful Emotional 1'liiy,
25c WantColumn.
Notices Inserted for ONE CENT PER
WORD EACH INSERTION. No ndyor
INeiuoiit lnsciled in this column for lees
than tenty-no cents.
nnd ue
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INHERITED
(L ilmtlTAOBU IlKLKNT.)
ns originally produced lit the Theater do
L' Application, Pans nnd Mudistm
Square Theater, Now Yoik.
A wlcrdly powerful nnd diamntlc piny,
liken story by Edgar Allen 1 'ope, and wor
thy the attention of .sru Uori'hiirdt or
Mine. Plersou- M. KrnncWiiue Sarcey In
Paris Temps.
MISS GRANGER'S Company Co-rprises
Mr. F. Kildav, Miss E. Williams.
Mr. C. Mestnyer, Mi&s C. Klberts,
Mr. C. II. Brooke. Miss J. Ell.erts,
Mr. H. French, Little Baby Parker,
and Mr. Harry Mainhall.
Reserved seats on hale at Patton's.
Notice.
The annual incelliiKOf the stockholders
of the Capitol Adventure company will 'ie
held at the ofllceof tho company In snlem,
Oieeon, on the 30th of September, ntUn. in.
8.2-J-td S. FRIEDMAN, Pros.
ATOTICE. All whom It may concern will
JLN hereby tako notice that I will pay no
debts hereafter eoutracted by any person
except niyhell. ARTHUR GLOVER,
balem, Oregon,
August 22, 1S90.
tiATIHWIZI' Home Industry.
J Mountain lt'ilm CoughCuie. Guar
nnteeil in irlvo rellel or money refunded
Mniiiirnfiiirnil llv II. II. Uro. Sulpni. Ore-
con. Smith .t stolner sole ngonts for
Sulem. l-sdlm
A good family
I mi Ire, IM? Com-
t:vm N.VLK. Clicnn.
I' boat, oars nnd wills, complete AIko
a vhi winciiesicrrnie.
tnercliil street.
POUND AT LAST.-A PoIMi that will
J' clean n piano without gumming It.
l.'or sale at Diamond's music limine.
l.lOR SA I.E. One house nnd two lots In
I' South Salem. Inquire of V. II. Slmp-
s-on. Price S'JVo.
I7IOR HALK Team, cow and calf, aud
1 mowing machine. Ali-onii fcO-acic farm,
call on or address r. C. Jory, Ilo.t 1)1, Salem
Capitol Home Addition
Is beautifully located In Kni Salem, ninth
of tho ISIci-t i ic Ilnllw.-iy line, near tho
povver house. Large lots, 100s KM feet,
tlood soil. 1'iii'Riile by
T. II. WILSON. Owner.
13(1 State Street,
Hnlcin.
W. R. C There will be a meeting
of Sedgwick Releif Corps Monday
eveniug, Aug., 2oth. By order of
president. Annie Matthews.
SELECT SCHOOLii
MISS KNOX
Will open her private school ou Moml.iy,
Hcptembei l,at llit Little Central Mihool
building. ' M'J-lm
.!. ..fcJ. r.1.ar..M.. JTViKfUUmMM
School Notice.
All scholars living north of Mil! creek will
lie ltqulred lo attend the North Salem
school. Those 11 lag south ot south Mill
creek will be icquired toattend tho South
Saleni school. All IK lag between Mill
cieek and south Mill creek, nnd east of
Winter street will boituulrcd toattend the
Hast 8'ileni school and all scholars using
Mil' 1st. id, .'inland Jili readeas, and living
li'lween Mill ciecl; nml south Mill creek
aud wist i ( intu trcet will be required
to atiend the Central school, while all
sehola In ibc last niuned district using
rearii is i.bove the -tth, will be requiied to
attend 1 be Kiist Salem school.
Also all scholars or parents must apply
to tho scliool clerk at V. S. Dearborn's, -U.I
Commercial street, immediately for cer
tificates, at which time they will be re
quired to give their address in full, stating
number nnd name of tho strret whole
they reside, lly order of Hoard of Directors.
W. H. SIMP.soN, Cleik.
frail ilk.
Capital Dairy Co
A. C. Knlrchlld, 11. J. Kelly and
aro prepired to deliver tlre.sli milk
cooled on ice, to any part of tho city.
Leave orders at Mln:o .4- Low's stable.
istire in Your limnc Company!
TJ. n.3 j.
rie aiare,
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SINGERSEWING MACHINE
Office 181 Commercial St.
All styles of the Famous tnger constant
ly on h ind; also lepair.suml Uut-dUs foral
kinds of machine.
BURT CASE, Ajjent.
Work was again resumed at tho
teacher's institute this lnornlng in a
continuation of the review of squaro
and cube roots by tho written arith
metic class. Prof. Kraps explained
tho cubical blocks in a very interest
ing manuei.
The next on the program being
grammar, the class had as their sub
ject of review the personal pronouns.
Outlines of these pronouns were
written ou tho board and the class
responded to all questions very read
ily. An interesting recitation iu geo
graphy was next conducted by Prof.
Peebles In a general review of Asia
and Oceanica.
Tho mental arithmetic exercise
was a continuation of miscellaiious
problems which of couise wer
satisfactorily disposed of.
Superintendent Yoder now pres
ented a list of books which all
teachers should read.
The history class reviewed Grant's
1st and 2nd terms, many interest
ing facts being related.
The physiology lessons treated of
the special senses, the subject being
reviewed with interest.
Tho Institute will close to-morrow
afteruoou with a musical aud
literary entertainment.
Judge Bouham is expected to bo
present to deliver an address on the
mauuers and customs of the people
of India. All teaehew who have
PIANO-VOICE
AND
French and German
Languages taught at looms 0 and 7
Hank bulldlng-oiinndafterSeplembcrlst,
Mlsscss LAURA (iOLTRA and ANNIH
THORNTON. MUiw
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
Of the Willamette. UniMislty, Salem,
Oregon.
Tho past school year has been the most
Kiiccestitul In its history 'ncieascd alien-
dance nnd numherof graduates. The most
successful tiiusle school on the Northwest
coast. Tho couises of Instiuctioo include
plauo.oigan, pipe oigan, violin ai'doichcs
tral Instruments, vocal culture, lurmony,
counterpoint nnd class teuchlni;. Dlnlo-
mas given on completion of eourso The
musical director will bu assisted by mi
able and elllclent corps of tenebcrs. .send
for catalogue . M. PARVIN,
7:25-3ni dw Musical Director
Next term begins jsept 1st, IsiiO.
ACADEMY OF THE SACKED HEART,
Salem, Oregon.
This well known institution ol learning
will be ro-oponcd for the icccpitun of board
ers mid day pupllsou Mnmlnv.Sept.'I.lMKI.
Talents aro kindly requested to send
their it n lighters at tlie beginning of the
session, and thereby facilitate proper cla-
niin (limn.
Hand Made Brick fi Tile
MURPHY & DF.SART,
sui'eis,irs to I). Nasli, Iiavc a well estnb
llslu'd llilck and Tile tactorv In Noitb
saleni, near the lair grounds, and aiopro
paied to furnish ltnt-cliiss brick nnd tile
on i.hort notice.
Samples of Uriel: or Tilo sent fne to any
point desired, on shoit notice. Unlets can
oe loft with .los. Flshburn, 110 Stnte street,
where samples can bo seen. dJcw
PENSIONS
WAROF TIIE REBELLION
Under the act of Juno 27, ls'JO, all soldleis
who served ninety days in the I). S. service
during the war of theiebelllonandaienou
disabled physically (whether Injuries oi
dKe.i-o was incurred during service oi
since) aro entitled to pensions nt liom $ to
fl'Jper month.
tdowh of deceased soldiers arc entitled
toSS pc- month and b'i per month for each
child under thoago ofslNteen years. Knlhei
or mother ot deceased soldiers whoare now
dependent, mo entitled to pension.
soldiers who nro now uvelvlug pensions
nt lens than 812 per mouth should apply at
once under this act.
Applications underthls act will not affect
any pending claim.
.Make applications at once
I).'.: KIIKKMAN,
I', S, Tension and Claim agent. T. O.
llox SSL s.ilem, Oiesjon. Heputy Count
I'lerU. write for blanks, w
Which has for the past six years
PAID MORE TAX AS.
IS3 'I'd Mof- Policies,
Si-trivet! Wore Premiums.
And Paid More Losses
Upon propeity lii.'atfil In Oregon or Wu.sh
iuuton than any other company.
II m thi1 fiiVi. Company lo Pay
all Losses in Fall and in Gasli
fly the thivegrct eontlngratloiis of Beattl
lillen-buvji'iiC s-po'cuue l'nll.s
ttJiO. 51. HHELElt,
City Ageul
And Special Agent tor ".larlou County.
Ottlce Iu the company's building
Pioneer
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271 Commercial Street.
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Stale nml High Street.
G. W. ANDERSON, PROP.
Successor lo W. II. COOK.
Tho Cook llotol Is opposltr court house
eonvelent to business pan of city and
street car lino iimnim.' past tho door
ltate.s 81.00 to $-100 ii. day, according to
room. Mpieial terms to boarders and
families.
Notice lor Sewer Jid
..
Terms per nuarter, (payable Iu advance.)
Hoard and tuition. SiO: lhiv school. JV 5jl
JS and flit; Music, ptactlcnl and theoretical,
Willi Use ofpiano, gift; Diawlugund palnt-
Saletn, Oregon, August 13, 1MX).
Hlds will bo received by ihe billowing
eoniinltteeofthcelty council up to:! o'clock
p. in. on Tuesday, the UHh dayof August.
Ing In water colors, $,; oil minting, tier1","" ,1,n construction or an alley sewet
lesson. ST. Toreelain lutntlmr. ner ii.J,i, I through block No. 8 In the city of Saleni.
ST. Lntranco fee, pavablu but once, M. TlansandspiH'lileatlonsmay boseen at the
vocal music In cla.s-os, (ierinmi, Trench. l'l,y surveyor's otllce. Hlds will be opened
Industrial Drawing, Tluln and Ornnmcu- i Ht - !' " l' ' LArORK,
talNeedlowoik.fornipartoftliopresorlbod A K.sTRANl,
course. Telegraphy, Tlionographv and! .... JNO. tIRAV,
Type writing ure taiiKht at the usual rales. "''I'-ld Committee.
I'orlurlliur particulars limulre at the " " J
.iea.ieni.v.orau.uess Ml. M'TKUKIR. I ii-'Ollrt C Iv Hands fan UiiIa.
VTOT1CK is hereby given that under the
' i provisiousoi nniiei oi ttie leguiature
oi Oregon entitled. "An act to lnuoroo.
kMVlllMllw
JAY C. SMITH,
(Successor to Galnei Fisher)
PROTK1KTOU OK
French am'. German Wheat and
Ilyc .Breads in City Sslylea.
Vienna Ilollf-.
SPECIALTY OF FANCY CAKES.
Pastry and Confectionery
Baking in Full Stock.
My now hread and cako bakers
aio lli'Ht-olass artists in their lino,
and I aim to have
Everything as Finu as tho Finest.
Mining Application No. '.
I'siTni) statksj Laxd urricE,
Oiieuox C'itv, Oregon, Aug. 15, It'JO.
Vf OTICi: is hereby given that tho Capital
lA Consolidated Gold and Silver mill
ing company, M. R Chadwlek, piesldcn.,
whoso postotlleenddtcss is -alcm, Oiegon,
has this day tiled his application lor a
patent for :,000 linear leet ot the Capital
Consolidated Hold and Silver mine or vein
bearing gold and silcr, with surface
ground GOO teet In width, sltu.ited in Hen
lino mining district, county of Marion and
state i f Oicgnii, and dt-lgimted by the
tleld notes and utile ml plats on tile In this
otllce as lot No. tilii. Kiid lot No. 21(1 be
ing described as follows, to wit: Heglnnliig
at a lock In place, with mound of stone,
with bearing tree corner No. lj thence
n 17 K tiOO leet to stone in mound ot"
stone with bearing tree corner No 'J; thence
n. 73 w , S0O0 leet to stone in mound of
stone corner No. U; thence s. 17 w., (KM
feet to rock in place uitli mound of stone,
corner No. 4; thence . TV i:., :W) feet to
iilaeo of beginning. Magnetic Miiiatinn
1U to 2j h , containing R.S'J acres. The
location of this mine is recorded In the
recorder's ottlce f .Marion county, Oregon.
ny unn mi persons claiming adversely
any portion of said Capital Consolidated
(old and .silver mine or surface ground
aro requiied lo tilo their adverse claims
wlthtUeiegl terand iccelver of the l !.
land otllco at Oregon City. In the stnte ot
Oregon, during ttio sixty dnys' period of
(itiuiieiuiou ineicoi.or uiey win oe uarriu
y vlrtuoofthe provisions of the statute.
.I.T. ATTKRSO.N,
fcllMXM Register.
Juarterly Teachers' Kxainina
tion. VrOTlCK Is hereby given that tho nest
! regular quarterly eMimliiHtlnn ot ap
nlleaiit.sfor touchers' certltluutea will be
hold in the court house in. Nilem on Wed
nesday, August '.'"Hi, IMK), nt 12 o'clock M
sharp. Applicants must be preset tod at
the opening session. Ii. lYODKU,
County Superintendent of Schools for .Ma
rlon Couuo , Oiegon. S.-ln-dw-td
ratethoClty of Lugene and to ruttanl ull
T
HIE CLUB STABIJfi." i;
k,'iir,,u,,i H,,,,M!,im ,n immiMit
iioutl ,r",, lKWr1,Hl liyJHy, wek or
Horses Bought and Sold,
Cor. LlWrly and hVrry Bt. Slm, Oremm.
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
HANKING CO,
nets ami part of nets In csintllot here
willt." rtled In the otllce of the sreretary
or state, February ao, l!x), the miuuion
cMiinell of the city of Kugeno wilt luoum!
dishM)oi tho bonds or said city at iwr
' xulue of train SfcUMMo S-V),000, in deuoml-
iiiiiuiuniii iroiii jiiw in iuiu H4 ine pur
chaser may dostre, payable 30 vears after
date of Issuing tint same, with interest
thereon .t the rate not toexcid 5 per cant
lWHIinum. IMvnh'e semtiiimiallr
healed proHxul to iurcliMt said bonds
will bo neetMHl by the undersigned
V. liSK!",, ,ur!"". until M'ptejiiUer
Ul. 10, aud all proposals res'utved
Ji""1..,. "Jwiieil and ooiudderod on
)l1,V oVi ' 'I'lenibr. ISO, and sld
ImniU will b dU)HMt of to the lieivon or
ihwwu, nmklnic the Ihmi oiler or otlbrs
luetvfur,
Tli ts)tnmon council reserve the right
tor)eei any nd Hh proposal, lly order
oftheoouuell.
May ll.l, 10. II.K.DORRH,
Reeordir for the City of Kugene.
HENRY M.
STANLEY
Do You Play?
Play What?
rimio, Organ. Violin. Guitar, 5anjo, Ilnniiniiicn, or
musical Instrument .'
If You do, Call at
any
otiier
EASTON'S
And cxainiiK! tlie llncHt and largest assortment cvci
.Inst received a full line of Band Instruments,
display in our window.
'Splayed in .s;liein.
rice the granil
1GZXJX3TSSZJ?.
SUiilER IS GONE.
Autiiiiiu is
Tlie
here
and ViiUi
Grand
it
lias come
Hush
As usual uoiih,
Ready For the Fray
witn tlio largest and nest selected
For jronds at the 'Ai'lTOL ADVENTiTJO CO
Sf IV'!: Wl lll'flri nnKL. -
(lupnrtnientMire chuck full of the Latest and llest Goods in
ii"." icaiicuiivu 11I1U.S.
tli ire
and Shoes.
wicsh yoous nun lTiniiiiiiiKs. Clothiujj, HatP, Iioots
oiaiuc uuii euncy groceries and rrovisious.
As in tlio pas, f.o in tin? future we
Will Lead the Van
of Imv priced. With u there is no hticii word as fail. "We have m,
Ik-Sv moic lor people of all clasps lo trade iu
- BUSINESS IS BUSINESS.
That's what wo nay, and that's what we mean. If you mean hnsi
lieu call and ceo us. We will give you satisfaction.
CAPITOL ADVENTURE Co., Opera House, Salem, Or,
TFIE SECOND HAND STORE,
Mooris & Osborne
Dealers iu FnriilMiiv
fandies and Nut,
n nod
itioiis. Qtieenswiiiv. Glasswun. riimrs Tv,i.,nn,.
ut. All kinds of second hand goods, bought and sold '
old on conmiission. Cor. State and Liberty St. " '
CT3rsrrari3Ri3-itxATtLU.ErAja3rfiCTr73 avHcnncvtyiiu.
r s Anjuin
r. v b -'
l O . W -l nr,.iim,,,. .
i B3 ?-J -ntjiiuwrj'i.i.j, 17-' Coiiiinerclul street,
IS m y '"erohniit tailor. The fines suits to order
"i me lowest prices, a petlecl lit guar
anteed. Iu-nairhi-tind eienning done. The only first class tailorinc es
tiibhshiiKat in the city. " '
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HEATS
I am selling at my markets on State and Court streets,
meats at the following prices:
HOILED BEEF from ...0 to 8 Cents
ROAST BEEF s Ceuts
GOOD STEAK StolOCerts
BEEF by tho QUARTER. ,5 Cents
MUTTON by the QUARTER 7 Cents
PORK by the QUARTER- - .. 7 Cents
E. C. CROSS,
11 1
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Special
DR. MILLER'S
Prescriptions.
JIOPIE TREATMENT
SELF CURE
A Specific nemsdy for Each Disease.
k, jwj.raiitm
DS. KILLER'S HYDRASTINE nESTOniTIVE. Stimulates nutrition. I'urlIlest!icEloo.l
Cures Dj spepsia, Constliution ami General Debihtj . A perfect tonic and strcngtli builder.
Pi:. KILLEnANTNBII.iqUS .STOMACH JWjLIVERJUnE. Cures Ulliousncsi and
a'l ULr Troubles, Chills ami Fever, Malarial Fevers, nnd all Tjphoid condition...
BjHILLER'S CATARJ1H CURE. Cures Aeuto Catarrh, Chronic Catarrh, Catarrhal Deaf
ness. Uiiaratitecd tocuro the n ort cajes v. hen directions are follow cd.oruioncy refunded
dh. ilium's courh uie
uinl i'.i..'i.iujuia; ruuetcaci nsumptlon
D r!;'..LER'S DIPHTHtHIA AND SOnE THnOAT CURE.
Villi... '.'."ul pc:tli cly euro any soro tnroat in from 3 to 21 hours
Li-
1MU.lUl.as-C.
Cures Cold", Hoar!cncs3, Coughs, Bronchitis, 1'leurn)
Contains no Opiates. Cures Croup in 10 minute -
1'revents and cun I '-
Curos Quiinj 1.1 -
S rF7ER C'J"E. Indispensable In all acute diicases attcmled uitli 1 nr
tMAMaSiMMHUM
r .n.i mris scarl.'t lever, Scarlatina, and Measles. Mothers to it on.--.
P J'.lllhJr..Liif.y r' S0 E,S ' V 1 7 Y Q LI R E . Cures Nervous Weakness, and Los if
I'.mii. Ncier fads. Send for I'mate Circular to HUIer Drue; Co., Sau Traniisco, C !
PR. FILLER'S RHEUMATIC AND NEURALGIC CURE. Cures l'.heuinatlsm, curaljla,
- in i'i imiiBHiiii Miwwi urn ., m i.n ii hiiimwwi mini,
v.out, Lumbago, and sciatica, b neutralizing the blood acids which cautu them
D1. MILLER'S TEETHING CURE. AUsthesrowthand Jevelopmentof childftn diiriu,,'
t o ii'ethinp; perioil, cuur.a painless tectMn? in ! sounJ teeth, anil proirntsau 1 1
Spotiiu, Itlckets, llralnltoubles and Bowel Complaints. A lilosslng; to mother an I
P.-J'Sjy.HOgPING COUGH CURE. l"reients and Cures Whoopm- '
ire
ml
Note. With exoepflon rf Ilr. Miller's Hydrastlne Restorative, Dr. Illller's Rluuti t
and Neuralgic Cure, and lr Hdlcr's Coujh Cure, the above remodies are In 1 '
fDrm, and, if not ohtainablo f.om jour drusist, will bs mailed free, on receipt of pn e
$1.00 psr Package. Six Packages for S5.00.
Thesa remedies are the result of 25 years of professional experience, and sre
cuaranteod tocuro when a cure N p wsibls. Ilr Hlllcrs6.pa.'e b'X)k of directions fir
home treatment, containing la'.iuble instruitious is to lij'gleno and diet, sent irk.
HILLER DRUG COMPANY, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, U. S. A.
For Sale by DAX'L J. FRY, Drugnist, 225 Commercial M.( kh-
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Advertise Your Business!
IN DARKEST AFRICA
In ull lu tmiute.
lion of Uh every part.
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nitemi. An oxcvlk'iit iirogrum U, mwwun u k'uihhI iMukii buin
ixitiiK liroimreil iul nil liitervwllng
tlitio U tuitlolpatiHl.
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iiiu lunu L-iiruiiiuciii now num. iiuuii ara.KV UufeWr
IwntlOl. Tiiivse who enrolled ItMlay i
aro llattlo DuimiielU. Myitle . '.Mw.ft-'T0P&;.1M,-.w",ta.WfiWiu. Kn-
. A. II, J-A. linker
Dixld and Mm. Pooler
lUKO. WILUAMa
JVif.BSUW.Nll
UlHIll MvNAItY.
Vuii
FINE HORSESHOEING
Scriber & Pohle's.
1-rHiT,! . ,ItthiSSi,:g a"KSs lu,wfer,U8 ttua "
Stock of Hand-Made Shoes Carried.
Ylw umidj..
aliaut iu it'i t
ry if Hti.l y's recent thriUlnf
u -c u .in m uu aantaui
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l r;l 8U,1,J U -k." U UUUOIWI U '.
ul m ami ii.lu.alw ' Tuimawof Uwwllu
buidejf c Hilnbuwd llu...
TO 'Ml iti naalion about Ihu tUtwMBt Mae
rrl lu KIM7 wtnieuUr W guanstM lL ami
mctu tt winicuUr Wn guanst tl. u;
Jl I rty M-tlouUn ou aphcalioo.
um lo 1.
book U
SCRIBNER'S
urlUIIUil that Ula book !.. STi?
pHat of
CHARLES
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THE WEEKLY CAPITAL JOURNAL
$1.00 Per Year
:IS Tl 1H
lUnk iu ui-w 1-1.
nucrriul ktrwi
lunitfii I. link
mi ('..in
ll-lf
We ijlvu pr iriiuiH aitf ntion nud era. ,
ploy luum but cxru In llii itciwirtinem. ,
tl ana at owe aireei, osiem, Or. pou
SONS
AaJ ftkAt IkA nMvln .u.. - ., ..
M atansjr tiom us
A. L BANCROFT & CO.
132 POST STREET,
SAM FHAN .SCO.
fieri. r Aamts for tho Pinfle Coast.
LARGEST, CHEAPEST
And Best
For the Money on the Pacific Coast
It luui a largo circulation in the i.wii. uiui aiuouif tbe bet fT"fi?i
of Marlon, Polk ami YamUill count !-. A-.d.- from tlU It alo f.,nZ1ir
wivumiiiui lurouguout I lie luteli-ru ft.,
Oregon w itli u fcw t .minir Yct . i ,
ff tr! 'll.,a ... ii i, , . . .
umiriem'orn fa8entr,r Marlon . prodiet, also the market rtixirts. 1 1 is
i .i. . j.m ! 11 11 (MA
.l.Ji.titXAI. liwW Pf',ni
u ui.ex.vlled a-liertmn iw
i
"loin ior n.e loonura,!,. and rent
entate intoit-ti