Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, September 13, 1890, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text' rV TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES. Associated Press Report .and Digests of all Important Mews of To-Day. MARKETS. WHKAT. Ban Fkanci8Co, Cul., Sep. 8. The ruarktt-to-day at uuon la as fol fel fol eows: Huyur for 1800, fl.4u'; bujer for thu Meaaon $1.48'. WHEAT BVtVL RBCKDINO. CmoAao, Ills., Hopt. ' 13. Close wheat oiicy; cash $1.01", Doc. $1.0 1 J 1IM; May, 11.08. Tin: iiisino markkt payh two OCEAN VOYAOKi. UALTIMOKK, Md., Pep. 13. A pe- otillnr feature of the wheat rnarkei In revealed. The two thousand (.nrters of wheat brought back tin the Htcumsuin Alexander Elder fro-n Liverpool will be returned tu turn vessel at 0 pence per qu trior. When delivered In Eug'aud this particular wheat will I aVe inado ihreo trips across the Atlantic. It Is said that upon Its return It was to bo Hold In the September market, which Is an advance over ih August market and that tne d!ff renca will pay (hi freight on Its ra.auderinguuud lenve a margin still. WASHINGTON gave a unnnlnfous volo to meet In San Francisco In 1831. AT WORK AOA1N. London, Eng., Sept. 13. The strike at Southampton Is virtually tided, work has been returned and everything Is quiet -again. The threatened violence of tho workmen has been happily avoided. OREATHST CA8B OP FASTI NO TjN ItECOHI). Caiuiondai.k, Pa., Sept. 13. There Is no case nf ranting" on rcoord where voluntary nr involuntary fasting hnseveii compared with that of "Mrs. AdanAVrlchter, of the vil lage of Whitehall, bo has now (anted no morsel of solid food for 101 days, and bus not touched liquid food for Via days. ASIATIC CHOLERA. Carhom,ton, Ohio, Sept. 13. A man died here yesterday of what Is pronounced genuine Attlatlc cholera. HEATH Or AN OLD SErjI.KIt. Portland, Oregou, Seit. 13. J. D. lilies, Justice of the peace for North Portlund and an od resident of the city, died to day of Inflamma tory rlieumatlHin. PEHS0XAL AND LOCAL. See new ads. in this Issue. Oregon was never so prosperous. The state fair will bou flp-snorter. The tide of Immigration Isjn creasing at Salem. There Is to be a five ton exhibit of fruit at the state fair. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Adams return cd home this afternoon. F, 8. Dearborn wok doing business In Portland yesterday. PARAGRAPHS. IN CONORKHS RESOLUTIONS OP CON IIOLKNl'R BI'KAKKK UEEP'fl RE TORT COURTKOUB. Wahhington. D. (J., H-pt. 13. Senator Quay offered resolutions ol sorrow and condolence regarding the death of Butuuel J. llundull, atiri proceeded to address tlie senate Senators Harbour and Plumb aim eulogized the dead Speaker. MINNEAI'OLIB VOfULATlON. Washington, I), C, Sept. 18.- Supt. Porter, of" the census office. hus announced that the recount ot Minneapolis shows a population ol 104,780, an Increase of 251 per ncu: since 1880. HOW THE TARIFF RIM, WIM, III WOUND UP. Wahhincitun, D. C, 8npt. 18. In the house McKinley otrered n resolution that tins tar.ff bill, iwlth senate amendments, lie not consld ! end In committee of the whole, but that they lie taken up in the bourn- proper, debate oil it to be iu tho fol lowing order, to move to non-concur in the bill and the amendments, and agree to committee of eonfe ence asked by the senute. The resolut on r was referred to the. committee on rules. in the house. The house approved the journal of PTucmluy's proceedings. During the reading of the journal of Wednes day's proceedings, which Ferrell, ol Virginia, demanded to be read iu full, this led to a sharp passage be- 'tween Sjteaker Reed and Ferrell, iu which the latter huI1 he wan respon sible to his constituents and not to the speaker. Iteed Bitid he wus .re sponsible to the country. The house proceeded to pay 'the liiHt tribute of respect to the memory Df tho lute Senator Beck, of Ken- lucky. lARRUNDIA'H DKATIIT) nEINVET. TIOATED. Wahhinoton, D. C, Sept. 13 in the house to-day, Mc&vary, of Kentucky, iutroduoed a resi'utlon Ihut tho killing of Gen. Barruudla y the authorities of Gautemalu on board an American vessel demand linedlato Investigation, und ro- uests the president, If not fuenm- atlblo with public luterest, to truiis- lit totliehoune all luforniution In bis possession concerning the truus- ctlon. Tho Allcghiiuy and Mdnongalie'n rivers are at flood, Denver has a population of 100,070, slum lug a gain of 71.041 tn ten j ears. Philip Reynolds, of Sprague, war clubbeil and robbed of money and n gold watch at Spokane Falls Friday. Tho republicans made a clean weep In Wyoming on the stall Icket nnfl both" 'brandies of the leg Mature. For FAtR Week. Very seldom las 8alem in Its liUtory hud such an iggregution of stage talent rifl will iccupy t he bourds at Reed's opera 'muse during the coining week, In he persons of Ward's Comedy and Hpeolalty Co., of till Mar acton-. ttead their advertisement in ttilc iMsuo and iO thu list of performers There is not a doubt but their enter, uluments will be the most enjoy- ible provided for fair week In man Veara. CRIMINALT HEAVY EUREZZI.KR. Chicago, Ills., (Sept. 13. War- ints were sworn out this morning r tho arrest of Lor lug It. Loomis, young stock broker who has dis- ppcured und it is alleged has taken 5,000 of his customers' mouoy. a iietkctive kim.kii. cChicaqo, III 1. i). M.. Avery, lief detective of the l,nkt Shore id Miehigau Southern road, was Milted nnd killed lids morning by ouis Dyckmau. The latter was f utlug druuk. ACCIDENTS. Iamaim.no floors IN NEW YORK, 1 Watertown. N. Y Scot. J4. auriiln which has fallen in tor- ints ulniost continually for live jiys pust haw aw olleu every stream this section to u spring freshet sight, and to-day the entails are rlounly felt hereabouts by the al- st uompletotyiugupof the Rome, futertou and Orjduuxburg lallroud BU Its brunches, the destruction of tills und other damage to mitnufuc- nog and farm property. MISCELLANY. -lie- nmiujluiT) ;.i mu.NCK, IJ'aiuh, France, Sept, 18. Irus from the wheat giowlug see mis of FruiKie show ihe orop yleld be I'.HU.QOa liectoliters Ws than pat of lost year, WIMj MEbT ONXllKCOArVT. FAUVAN IiUUHK. N. H.. Sent. IS. The American Library association I svssuni here, to-day. on rcovlvlmr kvltatlous from thu Pacific coast, For one Vi:ek. The early clos 1 1 1 tr movemeut will be postponed foi next week during the tuir. Tin tbove Is done to accomodate tin .uuuy people who v, 111 be In the cit.v ..itid want tu do their trading aftti vut program J over nir in? ian grounds. The Lady Dcclinrs. Salem, Ongon, Seit. 12, 'DO. Ed. Capital Journal, Sir: As 1 fairly and honestly won the medul iffered by the Salem Foundry in last Wednesday's contest (which 1 iu prove by over forty of Salem's oest citizens), und us Mr. Perkins w fit to give the same to one not -ntltled to it uftir a fair contist (I guess for reasons best know n to him self) I hereby respectfully decline the ring ordered for me at Mr. Mai tin's. Reticctfiilly .otirn, Stella ii: Lfo.v. AVe sell goods by sliowing, so please inspect our new stock of Iwautiful chamber sets, fancy glass ware, lampH, etc. J. (J. Wright. . II0TKL AllitlVAIiS. "the willamltte." The following arrivals aro regis tered for the past twenty four heurs: H R Caples, Vancouver, Wash. W H Mow at, Aslilaiul. F Jordan, Cottage Grove. Jasper Ward, Ward's Comedy Co. J Chutubc'iliu, Woiidburu'. ' ' ' Clllumenthall, Portland. Mrs Sarah Ilrown, Gervals. R Lux, Portland. J A Ilea, San Joaq. Juos Mitchell, O L Hall, J S Crime, San Francisco. Juo W Whitney, U 13 Davis, B Rreunard, G Crelg, Roseberg. J A Freeman, J W Sehrott, J E Lombard; Portland. r - -- Mrs W,C Post, Pilot. W P Hammond, Oakland. UT Burk, wife and S., Oregon City. E Joues, MlnneaHillH. H F Craig, Kentucky. A ERlce, .Nebraska. , ' COOK HOTF.L. A J Shrum, Burnt Rauuh. D M Lesteel, Jefl'ersou, N Galaway, W 11 Hoflmau, Eu gene, J B Hosklus, Walla Walla. A R Read, Pcnn. W Putnam, Yrekn, Cal. GoofVyilsou, J Lombard,, J, Hill' W E King, PortlauV ,1 E M Whartop, 0olumha Clty? Llzzlo M Moore, "Toronto, Out. Pi " H Leatcher, Albapy. E A White, O C Brewster, Anturla. ,." '" ' InHtranenl Filed for Rernrd at Hi County It'ecordrr'a (Ifllcr. Alex Thompson and wf to 8l F Anderson and wf, 101.3 acres lu l 7, a, r 1 w; $ 3030 State of Oregon to J II und H C Porter, Its 2 nud 3 of sec, !0t0s,rl w; 5925 Daniel Winter to Geo 'O " Guerin,Hloflt2 blk 2, add B to Woodbum; 2375 I. -i. i.- Dr. Jennings, the deptlst, Is, now Hrmly settled iu his otllce again arid as busy as ever after hi summer's vacation, " ltdw ' , " i i The Krcntgerxnnatu-lhlrd Invoice jus,t rceelyed at F. H. Deaehoru's book and tatjonpry utore, PIclS5 eut, ...,ii i,'ii ,t Talk about good cheap -goods 1 MiMire &, Osborn have them af the second Imud vtoro on ftatu st,ic't. School Platih, A full line at Mr. S. A. Clarke Is a business visit or In tho metropolis to duy. E. C. Mlnton was a passenger for Portland on the afternoon traju, Rev. Li Metayer, of Albany, visit ed with Father White yesterday. Fred West came home from a busi ness trip to Albany this morning. Salem felt the cool wave last night. Tho merenry went down to forty. Thos. H. Hubbard, the machine man, cumo In froi. tnc south this aftornoon. Miss Jenne M. Long came up from Portland last evening to visit a few days. Mrs. Lownsdalo returned last evening from a visit among Portlaud friends. H. Leach, the nurseryman, went to Portland on a business trip this afternoon. Deputy Sheriff Wrlghtman, of Salem, was In town Tuesday. SIN verton Appeal. W. W. Brooks, of Brooks & Har ritt, took the the morning train for Oregon' big city. Miss Grace Scriber, of Salem, is visiting at Mr. Ai. Coolidge'a. Silverton Appeal. E. P. McCornack camo home this afternoon from a visit among rela tives at Eugene. Judge R. S. Bean returned to Eu gene lust night. He will get around to move his family here about Octo ber 1st. Policeman R. B. Glaze is back from his trip to Foley springs, where lie enjoyed a leave of absence several weeks. Deputy Sheriff" Geo. Cronercame in trom Eugene this afternoon with Mrs. Ellen Bruuuou.who is a patient for the asylum. Miss Zaldce Palmer, delivery clerk it the postofllce, returned this after uoon from a visit of some week-, among friends utOakland, this state. Fred Dlmler is back from a three month's visit at Foley springs, and has nearly recovered from his severe prostration from Inflammatory rheu matism. Miss Louise Huelat, stenographer In the Oregon Land -Co's office, re turned from Portland' last evening, w here she hus been employed in Ihe brunch otllce in that city for the pust two weeks. Read our "Weekly Woman's Lit ter." It is from the pen of the most talented of America's young woman writers. This letter bus not been equalled by anything that has been printed In Oregon iu many a duy. Mrs. E. L. Rector left here on Monday lust, for a three or four weekM visit to her parents at Spo kane Fulls, Wash. She spent one day In Portlaud as the guest of Mrs. D. L. Houston. Gervals Star. Mrs. John Holmnn js seriously ill ut their home .ou-High street. She has neen ailing some time" past, but her daughters eared she wus worse this forenoon. cHeir recoverv Is hoped for bpM iarge Circle of friend. t ' WiC --i a& -? New Corporations. Tho East Oregon Co-operatlvo Yisporlatlo'n, located at The Dalles, A. S. Roberts, B. E. Miller. D. L. Bolton. M. H, Freeman, H. M. Baxter," L. Can Yield, John Miller and V Holden, Incorporators; capital stock, 14000. Coos Bay Motor R. R. Co., principal office at Marshfleld, Oregon; II. II. Md'horson, J. F. Guirson, Henry Hcngstackcr, E. J. Talmago and J. W. Bennett Incorporators; capital stock 1200,000. At Fresno. Cal., Sept. 10,. Klght Watchman Gilson found a man ly ing near the depot, on the railroad reservation, covered with blood and unabh to walk. Ills face wan slush Wl up terribly and bis mouth was cut open nearly to his ears. He was very weak from loss of blood and his mouth so badly mutilated that ho can not talk. He managed o mike it understood lb it his name was John Hays, but nothing in. ire concerning the affair could be elicited. He Is a stranger here. IHbbkrl't tthdi-jntlQ nnd Llnr rill. ThMen!l.nnreitelcntlflcAll?nmnoanded nna unlfoiiii In notion. No griping pnln wi commonly rolliiwlnx tlio unc of pnln. 1 ney nre 0npid to both adult nndcbll ilrcnwltti perfect n fct jr. We una antes they have no equal Inthecurenfitclt Bend- R rnrctMi Hnillh A Btelner, nolongln. ticho, conKiipftilon, dierlailnU bTltiou- ""; nru.iw an nppcurer, luey Miner urcpnmunn - t?v r exMjII any ' iry BORN. NASH. To Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Nash, Saturday, September 18, 1890, a daughter, at their homo In rMi oaiem. COL WELL. To Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Col well, of East Salem, Friday, September 12, 1890, a son. , , !nsiire-inYoiir llojne-Coipy "The Jtat-3,', which has for the past nix yearn PAID MORE TAXAS. Issued Mote Policies, Received More Premiums, ' nd Paid More Lossei UpoM property located Id Oregon or Wub tngton than any other corupnuy. It was the First Company to Pay all Losses in Foil and in Cash By the three rcat conflKratlon of Scatt) Ellennbumaud Hpokano FalU. GEO. H. HEELER, i CltAKcnt, AUd Special Agent for Mnrlon County. OHIco In tbe company' building. Ivook:, ' - : v 4P u H?pi-JW.Til'.iji,.WP y-' V- ' BaMy from a Votllrntal flconrge Protection from tho dlseane. not r tnedl- clnnl agent which merely rhecka the pa roxyni, In the grand desideratum wheie evcr tbo endnmlo Bcnurge of maiRrta prcialla. Quinine doe notafTord thin pro icilon. The chief reanou why Ilosteticr'n Itomuch Ulttera has won bo much nouu- larlty In, that It prepnrM the a Btem to resist the malarial pert. Thin It dne by oraciDtranu inning mopnyaicai orKaniiu; rrgiilatl tt and promoting an cjpual flow -nil dutrlbntlon of ihe animal ffuld. and esUblUhll gdlgratliin on a Round Im-lH Not only Ufeier and ague prevented, but tho worottTPesofdiKeanenremnouered bv IU Hurh In tho only conclusion to be drawn from the nv,r whelming evidence in im i ivur it in rquauy rincacioun in dywpepala, coni.tlpntlon, liver complaint, nnd ts a reliable diuretic and nervine. DUGAN BROS, "The Plumbers," 200Commrolal St. Dealers in Steam arid Plumbe.r-'sjGoods,; California ronotone Hewer and Fire Clay Chimney Pipe, etc L. McGinnls, brickmasou. Salem, Oregon, 0-10 Ira. Uood for Croop and Mbooplng Cngb- Dr. Helden: I have used your Ethreal Cough Syrup iu my famih for seyen je.irs, and cheerfully Ikmt lestimony to its excellent qualities in allaying any irritations of the lungs or tliriut, and also find ltver good for rroupand whoopiug rough. FltED AllNOLD, Stockton. Lame sire $1, hiiimII 60 cents. For sale by nil druggist. The census gives Maine au in crease In teu years of 11,323. FRESH MILK. Capital Dairy Co A. C. Kalrcblld, B J. Kelly and are prepared to deliver mean, mtlk cooled on ice, to any part of the .city Lu e ordore at Mlulo A Low's o table. Look! Look! SCHOOL SUPPLY WINDOWS! To-Day, To-Morrow and Next Day, A.Tvm SBEE Those Beautiful School Tablets, A Genuine First Class Water Proof School Satchel AWAY WITH BOOKS SOLD Kemember the Place, ' . . t - TM i'trtkt- 98 STATE STREET, SALEM, ORE. A pourou'.s i:iiut'UE. Immmapl) More Mlichlrf than UOen eially 8unptctd. Dr. Khig, the eminent medical writer, in a IrarneS 'diuliltton oa our untlonatcom- platat. to Uttljiattoa, says. The great quantity of cathiirtlo pills, etc., ikon t) the iipoiiIo ol this couu- irbltli arc tnk KEL1GHMJ8.SEIVICE. Jivif copal. There will be a lay seiviceat the Kplscopul ehunh to morrow at JIOO a. m. Suuday school at 12 m, C. P. Ciiuucii.-Itev, 3, W. Prelss will preach In the C. P. church, on High street, betucen Marion aud Union, Sunday, a$ 3 o'clock p. m. All Invited. Unitarian Rocibty. Services at IOi'IO a, m., at Hull, corner Couit cc Lloerty streets; upstairs. Suu day school ut 12 m. The public In vited and made welcome. Noeyeu lug service. Evangelical. Second quarterly meeting services. "Rev. J. Uower sox, P. ., will preach at 10:30 a.m. and at 7:30 p. ju. CorniHunion uftertho morning discourse. All aro Invited. . S. Bollinoer, pas ttor. "The Electric I" i, Ifiou want the lighting best metil iu Ihe city for the money, try the Kleetrlo restaurant, across the sireet from Ileed'a opera house. Warm meals at all hours of the day. No Chinese help employed, t&25 cents a meal. Claude M. Buster, Prop, dlw, trvsrt prodiHthi. of tmcieu-cly more mli- ciuei tonn is generally ei.inci.teu Tree, the phytic unloads tho LoimIs. hut Its nctlou tends to dtmlulib the toueortholutcstlnc; that, luttcail of removing conllrencu, It a raat-s It. lemiug the boel in a more t,r;l'l condition. J !i;.' VcBdablo Eanaparllla was designed to flit Jim rich a contingency as the doctor1! arraignment anticipates, viz.: instead of be ing a powerful mineral purgatlie, It la a mild tenable laxatlre, that, owing to its oh ent nud gentle stimulating properties, la o certain a relief in constipation that it haa becu gi en anny to hundreds, not to be paid for mile It i.as of poaitlre benefit. It re place! coustltatkm almost tmmedlatclr with a natural car habit, and la so mild that, nullko drastlo purgathea, tt can ba taken Indefinitely with perfect safety. More Fruit. Squire Farrar fe Co. are buying all.tlie fruit that comes their way, consequently have the liest In market. Hand MaileBiick ftTite MURPHY & DESART, -UiccesBOrs to D. NnB. have a well CBtiib-j llshed Brick und lite fnctiirv In North lalcm, near the fair irniundK. und arc pre pared to furnish Unit-clans brick und till on nhort notice i . Rimplea of Brick orTllo sent free to anj point desired, on short notice. Orders can ,U lufl lillli l.tu l-(-ihl..irri HO Ulula .ImuiI wlure tuunplex rati be been. dAw Notice. The annual mi etlngrof the atockboldcrs oi inecapitoi Aateniuiecoinpaiiy will "c uciu av iuu uuireiii tun coiniany ill aaiem. II RECTOR MEADOW ill FRUIT FARMS. taur Miles from Salem the Capital of Oregon. hundred small mendnw ratiglug in prltis irom 160 Oregon. on the 30tb of Sepleinoer,ut9H. a.. n. r iiifciui.i j, rrps. 0 22-td CONSERVATORY OP MUSIC Of the WilUmetteJUnlversltyj Salem, Oregon. The pust school year haa been the most successful In its hUtnry lucieubed atten dance and nuniberof graduate. The most anocesaful music scliool on Ihe Northwest coaat. Tbecouravs of liiBtrucilon Include pLino. organ, pipe organ, lolla nrdorches (nil Instrument, ocul culture, titrmony, eounle. point and class teacblni;. Dlplo niRs given on completion of course 'l lie musical director will bn assisted by an ihle and efficient corps of teachers. Mend for catalogue Z. M.-1'ARVIN, 7:2S-2m dw Musical Director. Next term begins Sept 1st, 18U0. Morgan & Mead, City Draymen! All nork done with promptness and dls patch, Only Ihe beat men are employed 8-1- ELLIS & WHITLEY, South of Chemekata Hotel, 3ALBM, . OREGON p.U- W, I'rotoctiou Ldge No. 2, A. w. y. VT, nwivin, ureKilll. eeiM4ICU surance block, cornei Clieinnkctii streets V njlnrnthMn i.u laH li- I, Jni.m.at.iii, f1 . --" "' ivy" , m, nvuiuwu., av Kkii, Recorder. M W LILLIAN F. SMITH, "The California Olrl"is attracting great crowds at,berhootlng room In the liunk UliKk where she gle marvelous exhibi tions of her skill with tho HIU. Miss Smith will give Instructions to Ludies und children id the use of fire arms which Inn ery good thing to know, as It will many times prevent accidents. Call at the shoot Inir moment any time. A cold medal Is to be presented to the person mak ng the biggest score during our stay. IKWw One Thousand ncres of ag fine land as there is In the northwest, divided luto one and fruit faun. 1 lui-e trudu for the F1U8T TIME are now placed ou the market, to $100 per acre oue third cash, balance on time with Interest. No Better Opportunity for Investments in a small way has been offered to the public Thousands of dollars will be expended "within the net 1 mouths in imnrovemehtB In the Immediate vinlnltv nfihia lanH whiu i,.u,n t,a tr.,nt. i;.,,r .i. . roads, ieuciug, etc., a large amount of money will be used. ' A Free Ride to and From the Place to any one wishing to see or invest. Call at the office of LLIS '& CHAMBERLIN, Conrt St., Salem, Agents, for Plats, Description and farther particulars. W INSURANCE Com pany. Fire and Marine. JOH.,AU3KRT, Agent. Balcm, Oregon Convent of St. - Paul. St. PAUL, MAbiok County, On., Conducted by The Sisters of the Holy Names. Terms payable per month' or per annum In advance. Hoard, tui'lou, bedding, nee dlework per annum, $120. Wasblns; per month $1, Music extra. Koi purtlculurs address SIsTKK M, Vicroa, Superioress, IW-lyw &.. . . ednosday evening al Iu bull In Htute In er uimmerciul anu VlnltlDB and Sojourn WILLIAMS t ENGLAND BANKING CO. CAPITAL STOCK, all Subscribed, $200,000 Transact a general banking business tn all IU branches. OBO, WIIXIAMS. IIUOH MONAHY T ..., .President ,..rvlcs i'fesldeut ,..r...Cushler flTATBOFQiuo, City of M Toi.kuo, Lucah Co., B8, v Kkank J. CHKNEr makes' oath Hint tie is tbeHe'itiir jiartner of the rlrui of F. J, CHUNKY 4c Co., doing buHloetw In the city of Toledo, coun ty and stute uforexald, and that Wd tirmwIlljiHA tbeaumorONEHUN DHUP DOLLAlW'for eaeh and every ease of Catarrh that uanuoHii cured by Jbs use of Hall's Catarrh Cure; FBANKJ.OHK-VBY. H worn to before me cud subscribed iu my prexeno', thlsOtb day of De cember, A. V. 188(1. jsAL Notary Publc. Hill's Catarrh Cure Is taken In termilly ami .acts HrerM pit tlt bliMK) and muoohs surfasvs of the half II... i.rl.v. ..,.1.1 ..UU....M ul K",,CM'',r"""M.,""lu',II'. I'iImHI.HiIl'.. T. mi 111,,,.,. I .h,ro O .1.1 I II .!.. .11 ' --" """1 -" MltmiMwu v ,.,. , mil, nW.V, Hold by all dxuddlsu. DIIIECTOKS- fleo. Wllllams.Vy'm.Eiiir land. llr. .1. A. Ill, hiintm .1 ru rll,it...n J. A. Maker. ' J Bank in new Exchange block on Tom merclal street. 8 19 II , WM. VVICKEY, House Painter, Decorator, Md IVill Tiotrr. Leave order at John Itughes' store, State street. , ' i oniT'i Cauila teskraut i ' Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r, Witrin Meals at All flours of ILe Day aa&Wl.hU1 U ,U,,0 ta "" A BTtTBlmai atllht bh Iu I muI jwi. J da ) m: - -"' rwi w"" ,u t f weniy-nv cents per meal, RKD IMKINT Court sUnst, ltwn Journal oMoc and alllllk,a l.lv.r 7T1 i i t BOBT. THOMPSON. ' NEW WEJTA)LJRAHT, Oppaill AVIIer Bros., Oiui'l h. JtV-HVTHINO NBW jsmis-hi an U.urs. and.tn evi aVartisMSal a iiu$ city tar ai fwau. . aud, In ry stria VMVS US iK.'Kv. " CT. - aJ COOK HOTEL State and High Street G. W. ANDERSON, PROP. Saccessor to W. H. COOK. Tke Cook Hotol Is opposltr court house convelent to business part or city and street cur llpe-.ruoplrur past the door. Itutes 11.00 , i to, -tS 00 a day, according to room upeclal term , to boarders and tamtlles. PiAno-VOicb1 ANB Frencji 'ritmd -Gerrpan Ijnuges taught iut rooms 6 and 7 liuna Duiming-oq and aner September 1st, BV Mlssess LAURA UOLTRA and ANNIE THORNTON. ' 8 lt-2w Cheapest, Neatest and Best, SCHOMAKER'S COMBINATION FENCE. I makeabd put up all kind offences, city and country, tut my trrniN beioru feuclug, 11, &CHOMAKXU, Haloui, pr. brick! burtoIbros. i - are prepared (o furnish ft flrst-claai article ofllrlck ii town or counlrv nr anvwhen ontbellnaofOitC.il It. Prices reason able. a. ds nn State street, opposltn I). 8 I'. All orders len with Wlllliims 4 Eng land promptly attended to. THE Evening Capital1 Journal! .i K 50 Cents a Month. T. H. HUBBARD, Agent for Cyclone Separators, Russell Engines and Saw Mill Machinery. Residence 2IW Commercial Ut,, Salem, Ore. i ' ni rcatqt tlirllllaf au luiportaut THE ODEJ.L TYPE WRITER,' 1RO will buy the Odsmv Tvra W Kits a with 7S character, and 115 fur Ihe 8inoik CasiDUKlu warraale4 to do tMttsrt work than any maohlns made, ItoombiuesXiMl'l.KlTV Wltb DUHAUIt, ITV, HPKSU, Eask ut OfKUATMS, wears itinaer Willi iui other machine, tot her the open Hal, nakvl plated, uen all klllfU ..f Lviu. wfltlni. 'IJh.u n.lmlH. .Wl " . : Tr T- '-I- -,-w. - .--..iiiHfcvrT". niiB?S7in'Ji,fl3.f.,,,JP'A'LE9 SCR IBNER'3 SONS as. fK NOTICB To IMyJPatrqris, J. O.IARItW HalHrn,Express"wagons No4. 1) add 18 can be, fjund pa corner Court and Oommerclarsireets, Leave all train and boat orders at I,. H. Wlutors'gro. eery store, 100 Imirt street. All oruers pnimptly Htteniled to, HENRY" MrSTANLEt i' The latest Telegraphic News and the i Best Local Reports. a. Ifi DARKEST AFRICA tirJlQA. ti.i. sti4 Sis 'd .clunrs nf 1 o I ) will mil, tr far lbs Srtt wilil I4tiar, oUII-U l."' II t nrfl l d-o-lrn I kyii Tn ctnvUUi si alVvj.Ul.n sua lis ill. ru I'lMllluuii ar for lh Int tiina Iu tha " k "jM V uiuiseir, allll-t "la JrV Am . ' i t noi l.O"lrn I t-t Uf cu nl ' R'a ,ly ln" u w being oS.red ai 'Van nlua"aiil'au lienilo To no oua et UiuxtbH ota uey amaoiMiiua a nn-1. lb r.isnQqviulloaalMUtlMa sUttm.ntba'ni crr.etinrfSTnwilii.lar, W sroarautM It, aud wl'l rl ' i 'tl'.iilari oa aipll-aliai, rillTinil In ., not u.r male4.s wnws IUM ins Bim-cIhI luducenif nl to rteuliM-a. .JtjM&M2&'&!WJ'lL uanaivsth !. '" ".,?,';: 5BESB3Bi 1 POST STREET, , a.ir r nun. oi. v, Vtacral Attsts for tho Piclfb Csiet- $1 WILL BUY A LOT Of sooda at our store! We carry a full Una of t rooerlM, feed, crockery, glassware, ci gars, tobacco and confectionery. ' T. UUKKOWB, No, 2B8 CommercUl St., Salem Pioneer Bakery AMOS STRONG, 271 Commercial Street. French and Qermsu Wnest snd Rye Breuds In City Styles, Vicuna Rolls, BPEOrALTY OF FANOY OAKEH. Psstry snt Confectionery Baking a Full Hioek, My Dbw b'rt'ftil and oaka' baker, are flrst-clsss anlsta In tbelr'liua, aud J aim to bave ErirytU is Fiw u tke ImL O. C. CHASE Artistic Paper Hanger and Wait Pt)conitor.iM . Good work, econnmy sail sample work shown before engaging. svl'ay biusd i work saeaaured oa lav wall. Leava orders at HarseutSi, MaMfa i or Keller' resldencaat aflttuiiid saaatasu THE STATE Agrilfiiral' Wi$ ''H .- i . a fc a. ' , a ' t-r m 'lijwwslf SMbanloallBtanatBttBaateia. "'""' s-f-asajaMiBssjasSBi Opas Wptfber,kl . (li .. , Mil, ,l V to meat tbs DescVt of tl MecbaiiluU lalaraat at tha K,MCTto-aV"LJ4 onaorthahatJthlai7latMTi .- Tvro ar taQf.Jrm . isaUwht wf-w!Ma:iBr TTT.r i ri!i ,- i -ra ,-. , : ' F t t v L " "T ' " . V -it " 21 Vfl m W m ; T i . M ut f Jnr f'Jt Hf "6 h 1 k ,