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VOL. 8'.
"THE PEOPLES' PAPER."
SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1890.
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Books
for the Holidays !
CHATTERBOX for 1800.
NEW BROWNIES BOOKS, ISM).
'AG ZAG'S in Northwest. . LITTLE ONES
BLUE JACKETS of G1." BLUE JACKETS of -."
TRAVELS in MEXICO. FEATII RRS, FURS and FINS.
OLIVER OPTICS ANNUAL, 1890.
ANNUAL for 1800.
BLUE JACKETS of 1812.
CHATTERBOX, 1880 85c.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
H0FER BROTHERS,
Editors.
AN-B A LARGE LINE OF JUVENILE BOOKS
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For 10c to $1.00.
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cm prices,' for cash or on installment See the celebrated!
Colby Piano. i
-: - -. -r- 'Q Chicago, '"'or two wvki only, tin following low prices will be our watchword
I 1 Hrl TA FV Cottatreuiid Need-1 IS.me are lower. Kew our equal
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PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPTBUNDAY,
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Canital Journal Publishing Company.
(Incorporated,)
Office, Commercial Htreet.ln P.O. Uulldlng
Kntered at the postuMce at Mnlem,Ur.,HS
second-claH matter.
8at,em needs a more stringent en
forccment of sanitary regulations.
The Journal has not nnd will
not knowingly print a lottery advertisement.
The only ride some of us will get
thro' the skies will be on the coming
air-ship.
Theke Ir hut one Pacific coast
and the tendency of the whole
world Is toward It.
Solid Walnut Cases for $75.00.
' ham Piano Organ
VIOLINS.
Guitars, Banjoes and B.md instruments,
of Musical .Novelties
Fine line
We have the only complete stock of
SHEET MUSIC
In the city All the latest music direct from the' pub
lishers'. Got the latest.
EASTON'S MUSIC STORE,
360 Commercial St. Eldredge Block,
All kinds of spool cotton, Clark's, Coat', or Kerns', 2 cents each.
All cnloiH button hole twist, black excepted, 3 for 5 cents.
Good Indies' wool hose, 125 cents. Hand made wool locks, 40 ceuts a pair.
A fine line of overcoats, worth S10, for $7.50.
We have the largest stock or men's boots in the capital city which we
will sell cheaper than ever.
REMEMBER THIS IS FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY f
HOME, SWEET HOME!
If you can get a good article manufactured at homo you should Jglve it
the preference. We keep a full line of the rellabld
Watch our advertisements and you can make
goods of the
money by buying your
Seals are caught successfully on
the main streets of "ome of the ad
ditions to Astoria when the tide is
In.
A cup of boiling wpter, and pa
rental isnontnee, or carelessness de
stroyed a child' life at Astoria.
Judge represents Quay ns the
monkey sitting upon the republican
elephant's head. It is time for him
to come off.
Capitol Adventure Co.,
Opera House Block, on Electric Railway.
ChristmaS i
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Stove
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Including the Dexter, Eureka and Sultana.
. Ttie Best for trie Money.
We also keep Eastern Stoves, and among them the "Banner" line. Give
us a cull nnd save money.
Steiner & Blosser,
ON BTATH STREET.
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GOODS
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WE INVITE ATTEN1ION TO OUE STOCK OF
OXIDIZED SILVER,
andPJJISH GOODS,
MANlCUBE SETS,
ODOR CASES,
LEATHER GOODS,
ROCKING HORSES,
BUILDING BLOCKS
EXPRESS WAGONS.
(A New and Endless variety of)
Dolls, Toys and Notions,
Games, Tea sets, Japanese goods, Rubber animals.
BROOKS & HARRITT, 94 State St.
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THEGROCERS
Commercial Street.
The Best for the Money all the Time.
JAS. AITKEN,
Groceries and Produce,
, The Best Cauued Goods.-
Choicest Fruits and Vegetables in Season.
v ... pi .1 n,i TTuriinl. Every
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represented; If you would l well aervca truiiic
TU Orungo Btar,
Salem,
article guaranteed a
326 State Street,
Oregon.
Sasli
WILL SOON BE HERE,
And it seems, Santa Claus, has already made his head
quarters at
W. M. SARGENTS.
2 TO Commercial Street.
He has the finest line of pretty Dolls and Toys ever
brought to Salem. Also novelties of every kind, Novely
Albums and Autograph Albums, Fancy Perfumeries,
Picture Frames, Wall Paper, Mouldings aud Games of
every description, besides his 5 10 15 20 and 25 cent
counters, and a line lino of fancy Whist Broom Holders,
Building Blocks, Mirrors, Toilet Cases, Stationery. Win
dow Shades and poles -f every description and many
other things too numerous to mention.
jjarrCall and see early; while you can have your choice.
Hon. John G. Carlisle, of Ken
tucky, solves the problem of thi
recent election In the Dee. N. A.
Review. It is as Interesting as the
dictum of a partisan can be.
It would Interfere with the husl
ness of the Portland railroad ma
nipulators somewhat in miiklnc
rates but the Willamette river should
be kept open for navigation tlie
year around.
Tim JOURNAL AND THE
VICTIMS.
Tho course of the .Touknai, lias
been one that was dictated by com
mon Justice towards tho victims of
a misfortune brought upon theiti by
no carelessness of their own, Our
sympathies have been entirely with
them and wu have no apologies to
make for our course. A powerful
corporation like the Southern l'n
clllo deerves little sympathy In u
case where all tho fuels are agtilnM
the management, as thpy cer
tainly were In this case. Wu blume
no one in I ho employ of the com
pany doing nil in their power to
secure easy settlements with the In
jured . by all fair aud honorable
means. That Is their duty. Wc be
lieve also that the company has
dono nearly everything In Its power
to alleviate sulleriug and secure
pnper care for the sick. Of course,
a public corporation that is forced to
rely on so many Individuals to
act for it iu such times of emergen
cy cannot always be consistently
and conscientiously well served.
There wilt be those who act dis
honestly and oppress In the interests
of the company. Therefore the peo
ple are entitled to a newspaper's
first protection.
According to Edward Atkinson
'there are two things needed in
thee days: First, for rich men to
find out how poor men live, and
second for poor men to know how
rich men work." Ex.
Joseph Clark
The Court St. Grocer, han concluded to do a
CASH BUSINESS
And will sell Groceries, Crockery, Glass ware, Mill
and Farm Produce at the lowest
feed
CASH
PRICE.
Please give us a trial. Goods delivered to any part
of the town free of charge.
Churchill Sash, Door & Manufacturing Co.,
Sash, Doors, Minds & Mouldings, Turning & Scroll Sawing.
House Finishing made to order.
New IIRV KILN, by lileb we ran always keep a full supply of seasoned (.toel: of nil
kinds. Afc-iiculluial Woiks, Horner ol Trade unci JlltU streets, hulem, Oregon.
J. H. HAAS,
THE WATCHMAKER,
215 Commercial St., - ' stem, Oregon.
(Next door to Klein'.)
Specialty of Spectacles, nnd repairing
Clocks. Watches aud Jewelry.
$1 WILL BUY A LOT
Of goods nt our store! We carry a full line
of groceries, feed, crockery, kIushwui-p, ci
gar, tobukco una confectionery.
T. BUUHOW8,
No. 226Coiuineilul8t., Salem
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Salem Express Company.
WAGONS NO. 15 & 70.
Leave order at L. S. Winters store.
MISS STELLA AMES B. S.
Teacher of Delsarle System ol Kxpren
sloo aud
UAKMONIC -:- GYMNASTICS.
Salem, Oregon. Terms In Advance,
Thoxo leglstorlug wllu UnUersity class
arc given Uie same rate Twins for spec
ial classes made known on application to
MUiAiutsut UieUnUerslty.
.find Door Factory,
r,An stMAt. Ku em. urstoii.
'Tim li.f ... . r-L- in nur line at pritios to o iiipeto i
wittiWlowwitV Only tho best material used,
E. O. CROSS,
Butcher and Packer,
Hlate Ht.an Court t-t-Tne new memn
I delivered to all Prw of tb olty.
DRAIN TILING.
The undersigned are prepared to furnish
the best quality of tiling for under drain
ing at lowest prices.
ilUBPHVdUKSIAUT,
Nenr I'alr Orouns, Salem, Oregon.
S. ERNST,
Upholsterer,
All work, either new or repairing, done
In tie best workmunllke shape.
HVop south ol post office.
HELLENBRAND'S
Ealiiig Parlors k Candy tlanufactory,
SOS Commsiolul Street.
BLJiOKKAICK:
Ica Cream I0n , 15c. and 85 cents
Coffee. 1 en or Chocolutound Cake..l0 cent.
Mush aud Milk ..lOwnts
i'lato of Soup..... ...... .....JO cents
1 li.i i:ukw. ihtleo or Tea........ .-lo cents
llf cf.loik and Kggs . .... oents
Itirk chop aud Kijgs ...........Jo cent
Mutton Choi) una begs.
VrulM-u and Egus.....
There Is certainly nothing mod
est in Pupt. Porter's eulosry of his
own census-rakine. Iu concludiue
his article in the North American he
says: "The eleventh census will
stand unequalled by any similar
publication of any government in
the world."
"POOR TOM" AND OTHERS.
"Poor Tom McNury is a wreck
and the whisky habit is responsible,
etc." Bo say all the Salopi local
columns. Hut why advertise ''Poor
Tom?" Others deserve to he adver
tised fully as much as he. The mau
who makes him drum? and the well-to-do,
or a citizen who stauds a little
higher, socially, than "Poor Tom"
docs, will not be mentioned In the
papers. But a poor working man,
who has no influence and no friends,
catches It all around whenever he
lapses or really commits uo graver
offence than those other offenders
who go unscathed.
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Salem must have a narrow-nil nd-
d postmaster, one who doscn't
keep posted, If he consider a mere
eift enterprise by merchants as
lotteries, for it was only receritly
decided that they did not come
under the head. Albany Democrat.
Doi's the Democrat consider com
pliance with tbe laws "narrow
minded" on tho part of a public
official?
Thk Athnea Press has chanced
to a semi-weekly and offers to still
further enlarge If the city will build
wntpr-works. With true newspaper
wit it offers to lead the community
Ingrowth. Wo aro pleased to note
its enterprise in discarding the pat
ent Inside advertising thus controll
ing Its own columns and not aiding
a monopoly that is n detriment to
patent papers aud a curse to nll-at-liome
printed ones.
The city la at all times overrun
with "fake" advertisers men who
have souvenirs, charts and all sorts
of devices for getting money out of
tho unwary. Business men who
advertise Intelligently never throw
away any dollars on these schemes.
The publlo who want to consult nd
vprtlsctiiPiits look at their favorite
newspapers. Tho columns of these
journals affoid the only valuable
medium for business notices, Seat
tle Telegraph.
Here Is a life so full of earnest
ness and purpose as to even employ
(he fashions to benefit munklnd:
The German empress wears jaekets
and dresses with a liberal display of
braid, not only because of their
beauty, but she hopes, by popu'arlz
ing tho fashion, to compel manu
facturers to give employment to
large numbers of expert needlewo
men who are now uuemployid, or
working for low WJges at less Intri
cate work.
Ugg.............J rcui
-.... cents
KuiiMige and Etf-s... ...... ...... . cenU
Ham nnd l''xgs.. r............-o nt
Kre h Oysters any style.............? cents
25 Cnt Rfgulir D'nnsr Served From II to 3 O'Cktcf
A nlr variety of vegetables, etc., etc.
Also ten, cotteo or milk with all 2 oenl
meals vritltuul Mint charae. .,
I'huloe Cigars, Imported ad Doinesttc,
alwajs ou uund,
Porter House 8Ualt and Kgiir...W cents
Tender Uln m aud s,,r,Woal
HKM TIIBPHIHONEU'SLIURABT,
Kyery states prlsou In America
has a library except Oregon, Tbe
Journal move to get tho prisoners
some wholesome reading matter Is
meeting with some success. Already
several hundred volumesare secured,
Oihers may not have seen nur no
i Ices of the mutter, so we take the
liberty to urge this again editorially,
By a llttlo general effort the library
can be easily Increased to 600 or a
thousand volumes. One of our book
sellers has generously olfered a liber
al addition, A Portland book Arm
also oilers to contrlbutq to this
Christmas present for the prisoners.
WeHppeul to all who have old books
or magazines do longer of Immediate
use or value to their family to aid
this work with a contribution of
such volumes as they see fit. Some
money could be well employed aud
$ welcome.
AHOUT CITY FINANCES.
People generally Interest them
selves In city nuances when It is too
late to mend matters complained of.
The communication of creditor No.
2 Is printed today. There is oemaud
for uu Improved order of things and
we believe it will be secured. In the
mean time let tbe public have all
the light possible. The people want
the facts. The city election is over.
but let there be a full statement and
discussion of the situation that the
Incoming administration may act
advisedly.
THE WAY OF THK WORLD.
A newspaper must do Its duty
without hope of reward or apprecia
tion. Bo lar not one of the victims
of theLablsh wreck has even thanked
the only newspaper In Oregon that
has taken the side of the people In
this cast1, tho' we have no doubt
some of them have felt grateful at
times. 9o goes the world aud It Is
the way of humanity. They are
thankfnl to get off with their lives
und eland not upon any order or
cciemony in taking their departure.
Tbe Managemeut of Children.
Harper's Bazar: If you would see
a woman or child graceful, beautiful,
aud charming, you must Hud one
that Is loved. Tbe child that dreads
to be corrected or criticised for every
word or movement never has a
mauuer of elegauc6 or an express
ion ol charm. Fill your child's
soul with an ideal of good manners,
of benevolence, and beauty; teach it
abstractly to dlsliko vulgarity, self
ishness, rudouens, and to feel that
you love and admire it, and expect
of It charming manners, and the
work is accomplished.
It Is Impossible for a slave to have
any style. If you would have your
chllil 'dignified, you must 'treat it
wlthdlguliy.
It Is wrong to correct u child in
public. Any proud child feels de
graded by It. It should bo a case of
dire necessity when you flad fault
with a child before strangers, aud
to destroy a olilld's pride Is to do
him an irreparable Injury. Take
advantage of some Intimate hour
when parent and child are alone
together, and then let the parent
tenderly explain how tbe child has
behaved ill tbe day before or that
moru'ni.', an I why the child's con
duct was wrong, and how it should
have behave 1, aud show the child
that the patent respects It und loves
it, and helievcB iu lis capacity to do
all good things, Tuh will have ten
times tbe effect of punlabmeut,
when the child is in a state of ex
citement and the parent usually
angry,
Out In the habit of explaining the
reason of things to your child, Let
there be as little confusion In Its
mind as possible. Above all, ke-p
the factof your love uppermost iu
tbe child's mind, and let It under
stand that you have no wish to
domineer over It, only that being
older aud wiser, and, loving tbe
child so much, you would save It
from its Inexperience, that this Is
your duty, that you are teaching it
to be Its own master,
If your child Is cross, do not pun
lalt him, but distract his mind from
ibe subject that annoys Mm. Jf lie
contluues to be cross, suspect hie
stomach, aud assure yourself that
this in in perfect order) a troubled
digestion ( tb,e foot of bad temper.
Will be in great demand for a lew days now. Every
Father will buttonhole him and speak a few words
of kind advice bearing on his dear children.
Every Mother will consult him during office hours
with heart running over with lo.ve.
Every Sweetheart, with eyes downcast, will ask him
what will be suitable for her "Johnnie," and Every Child
will endeavor to make friends of this bringer of joy and
happiness.
HE ZS A BIG MAN.
Just now he is a bigger man than Czar Reed or
Major .McKinley Bill, and recognizing the unusual de
mand there will be for his services we have retained him
and he will be found constantly from now until Dec. 24,
at midnight. He has our holiday stock directly in charge
and will be glad to serve you all.
J. G. WmlGHT,
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227 and 229 Com'l St.
Toys, Novelties, Fancy Goods, Etc.
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