'EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL.
"THE PEOPLE'SPAPER."
SALEM, OREGON, EBTDAY, APRIL 10 1891.
"TO-DAY'S JSHSHW8 TO-DAY."
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11 butter molds for 25c 2 lb molds for 30c Butter Ladle 10c 240 Tooth picks for 5c Good black ink
only 5c por bottle Wire hair brushes 10c 12 good lead poncils for 5c.
COM a ANI SEE OUK PICIGES ON TINWARE !
Extra larsre dishpans only 35 cents. Small dishpans for 25 cents. All other lauds of tinware.
AND IT WILL JPA Y 1' O U
IT see our shoes from 50c to the best nana maae, m, astonisningiy low prices, umureuas Trom oucro $i.za. ouiety
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13 CAPITAL ACCUMULATED LAUOKT
A speaker at the Grange defined
capital as utcatuulated lubor. The
census Is suld to show that 40,000
futnllies own ouohult the property
in ibis country. They did not euru
it, nor the monoy ou which it was
accumulated. Credits do not repre
sent cupital produced by labor, as a
rule, yet the stock-aud-boud credit
system has manufactured million
aires faster than any other process,
Iu 16G0 $45,000 lu gold would buy
$100,000 in circulating medium. Iu
place of this could be got $100,000 in
government bonds drawing G per
cent, uud $90,000 In un issue of
national bank notes tbut could be
loaned at current mterest. Was
this capital created by labor?
Cmo in out of tlio rain
secure somo Salem real estate.
nnd
Salem Is not yet developed any
whero near her real resources.
Englewood Is the busy place.
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HENRY SCHOMAKER
j If you want a Plow, Harrow, Cultivator or any Agricultural Implement, from a Hoe "Handle to a
Threshing-
machine.
AGENCY OF STAVER & WALKER.
DElIORNlMi A NKOh8slTl
Air. Weeks, a prominent and suc
cessful Howell prairie dalrymau.has
just recently had his entire herd de
horned. Ho said the old cows took
It pretty hard, but young cattle did
not mind it at all. The llow of
milk was uot checked and tho cattle
went right on feeding. Now his
cattle all crowd together uuder the
sheds and a fow old cows with
sharp-pointed, long, Mexican horns
do uot keep gentle animals with
pretty, crumpled horns out in the
cold and away from tho fodder. He
says dehorning Is a success.
The more highly bred animals are,
the less inclined they are to vlcious
ness. The more an animal is petted,
the more defenceless It becomes.
One thrust from a steer-horned brute
caused the agricultural editor of the
Journal to almost lose a high
grade Jersey cow. She lost her fluo
calf a few weeks before Ub tlmo and
her usefulness Is almost destroyed.
The time will come when thojowner
will only bo permitted to let animals
with dangerous head-gear run at
large at his own peril. Dehorning
is the only protection.
Tho April issue of Tho Kinder
garten (Chicago) Is ouo of tho rich
est numbers that have over appeared.
Every page rings with helpfulness,
beauty and truth.
Whero is Salem's new freight
depot coming iu ? Is It uot time for
Salem business men to ask reliot at
tho hands of the railroad couamls-
sloulind secure more creditable and
adequate facilities for their Immenso
freight business at this city.
Tho Highland Park peoplo are
going lu for n kindergarten In the
lecture room of their new church.
This Journal cannot divest Its
mind of the belief that Senator
Mitchell, of Oregon, would bo a
strong man for the republicans to
place on their ticket lu 1802. Capi
tal Jouiin A h.
And this Journal can not divest
Itself of tho well-known fact that
uo freo coinage ir.an can get tho ro
publlcau nomination . A 1 b a u y
Democrat.
How about a frco-coluage demo
crat getting tho democratic nomina
tion? As the Democrat has raised
the question, perhaps It would tell
tho peoplo If It would support au
anti-silver man for president?
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and branch offices in Portland, Astoria nnd Albany,
Has for sale a large list of Grain, Stock and Fruit Farms; also
City and Suburban Property.
The Oregon Land Co. was especially organized for tho purpose of buying
and sub-dividing large tracts of land, and has during the past two iyears
bought and subdivided ovar 8,200 ucres into
Fife to Twenty icre Parcels
The success of this undertaking is shown In the fact that out of 280 tracts
placed on the market, 225 havo been sold. We claim that ten acres, ol
choice land in Fruit,
Will Yield a Larger Income
than 160 acres of wheat in the MMBpplVolley. We also make valu able
improvements in the way of roads, clearing the land, fences, etc. we
i Rell a small tract of land for the same price per aero as you would
we to pay for a large tarm.
for Pamphlet and Price List.
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Churchill Sash, Door & Manufacturing Co.,
toft, Doors, Blinds & Mouldings, Turning & Scroll Sawing.
THEGROCERS
Commercial Street.
The Best for the Money all the Time,
WANTED,
A GOOD
PUDDING.
CHILDREN'S
When tho Portland Oregonlau
discusses tho subject of silver its
statements are always rickety. In
a recent article it mild: "Wo take
standard dollars at their face iu gold,
though they are lutrinslcally worth
ouly 73 cents each; fust, because the
government Is pledged to redeem
them, and second, because wo bo
lievo in Its ability to keep the
pledge." Tho muu who penned the
abovo statement Is absolutely Igno
rant of tho subject ho discusses.
Tho government has given no such
pledge, either directly or indirectly.
A standard dollar Is declared by law
to bo worth us much as a gold dollur,
and that Is why thoy pass sido by
sldo at par. Tho writer who says
that silver dollars aro redeemable in
gold is probably unaware that ut one
time standard dollars were at u pre
mium over gold on a ratio of slxteou
to one. and will probably command
JAS. AlTKBN,
GROCERIES AND PRODUCE.
-THE BEST CANNED GOODS-
Choicest Fruit's and Vegetables in Season
Garden Seeds, Field Seeds and Flower Seeds,
Fresh and true to name.
rha Orange Store,
126 State St., Salem, Or.
WM. BROWN &. CO.
FX3SST3EB - - SIE&OSSS -
An easily-prepared, inexpensive,
easily-digested, toothsome, appetiz
ing pudding for children (and then
it will be just as good for adults,) is
a greater boon In a fumlly than u
fancy chaudeller or a ten dollar
album or velyet-bouud blblo made
only to look at.
Children aro attached to their
homes us much by what they find
at meal time as by well-appointed
parlors, if not moro. Small children
need sweet dishes, and in place of
candies and tarts and cookies all
right at times onco a day a sweet
flavored, baked pudding Is a remem
brance, ono of tho sweet honio influ
ences, that will bind your ohlld, as
Shakespeare says, "with hooks of
steel."
Now, dear reader, do not ily up
and tell us this is too prosaic and
culinary for tho Journal's editorial
column. Nothing Is too good ror
the children and anythlug that is
not too good for thorn Js good euough
here. Send ns a recipe that meets
tho conditions of tho first sentence
of this urtlclo. Do uot bo afraid.
It will not bo published. Wo shall
have it tested along with other
recipes and then tho one thut is con
sidered the ideal one will bo given
our readers as tho result of tho
Journal's eflort to got tho best
children's pudding.
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HUGGKSTKD COMMENT.
A threo-mlle driving park out on
Englewood avenue, Is among the
Salem Improvements that will bo
mudo right away.
Advices of Wednesday state that
St. Petersburg la virtually in a slato
of siege. During tho post two days
police have ransacked every house
whero thoy suspect that evldeuco
may bo obtained of nihilist plot tings.
After tho arrest of tho would-be as
sassin, Shamolklu, Tuesday, tho fact
was communicated to thovzar, but
uot to the czarina, and their majes
ties went through tho Imperial guard
as if nothing had happeUcd. The
czar, appeared as uncoucerned as ou
any other parade and was more than
usually gracious in mauuer. He
lias ordered that tho imperial thanks
bo conveyed to tho police officers
whoso vlgllanco probably saved his
life, and has stated that ho will take
occtislou to conyey further marks of
his appreciation. Tho aoyero mens
tires ugaihst tho socialists have ex
tended to Marburg, Germany, and
authorities thcro havo Issued orders
that uo more meetings of tho social
ists shall bo permitted lu that place,
where the students of tho university
are strongly tainted with ideas of
social democracy. Of !uto tho Mar
burg socialists have become demon
strative and ngresslvo in thoir pro.
pngandlsm and tho pollco assert
their assemblies toud to promote
sedition and disorder.
A demand has been made upon
tho Rev. Samuel Small to account
for funds collected for tho Utah uni
versity, of which Mr. Small Is presi
dent. When asked about the matter
by a Press representative, Mr. Small
replied: "I havo been expecting some
such malicious attack from this
man, tho Rev. J. Wesley mil, whom
I recently forced to retract his
slauders, and whom I am preferriug
charges ugalust of conduct which
will expel him from tho Methodist
ministry. This Is his lust effort to
muddy the water and hldo his own
evil dollies. I urn ready to answer
to any authorities for nil my acta. I
huvo dono nothing wreng: have
nothing to conceal; Invito tho ut
most nubile scrutiny ofallllmvo
done and four nothing lu tho results
ol any such Investigation."
Tho teuth annual session of tho
department of Oregon, Grand Army
of tho Republic, convoned In Odd
Follows' hall, Astoria, at 2 p. m.
Wednesday, and was culled to order
by James A Vumoy, department
The other officers pres-
issoclntcd Press Report and
Digests of all Important
News of To-Day. .
MISCELLANY.
a similar nremiuni If we puss a freo I commaudor. fJ
coinuco act without taking tho pre-1 out were: F. M. Miller, junior vice
K,
-House FlnlshlnK made (to order.
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GOODALE & WHEELER,
Lumber, Latti. Pickets !
MOULDING, SHINGLES, &c.
U f0r cburg Mills, HnrlngfWd M11U nnd McKewje i Mill. V&ly.
wen uau of Twelfth blreet near depot. UetrtLuii" oer iu ' ualem.
. 4 2 xr . m. MATTHEWS, Manager, Baiem.
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Sasli and Door Factory
Front, Street, Salem, Oregon.
Tho best class of work in our line nt prices to compete
with the lowest. Only the best nmtenaiubeu.
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Inm works. Drays and trucw may be found throughout tne any
l& comer of State and Commercial street.
Salem
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231 Commercial Street.
Cash Paid for Wool and Hides. Salem, - -
Orogon.
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BROOKS & HARRlTT.
Best Lines in the City-
Fishing Tackle.
IBL BABY CARRIAGES.
tMIMSHUU. GOODS
ARMS S AMMUNITION,
State Street.
Silll the city grows J Bee tho ad
vertisement for bids for grudlng,
bridging und electric wire poles for
Cupital City Electric road extension
to the fair grounds which appears
In the JotmNAb.
What has become of the Port of
Portland scheme for deepening the
Columbia? Is the new Columbia
Improvement enterprise a substitute?
Real estate men say Portland deal
ers, hotel men uud capitalists almost
universally give this valley and
Sulem especially a black eye and
talk up the Puget Hound cities.
This will not pay Portland in tho
long run. It would pay Portluud
better to help this valley.
A furmer sold twenty-nluo chick
ens at Sulem today for 11 cents a
pound, alive, nutting him 116.20.
They were Plymouth Rock ttradrt,
uud It U quite evident that there la
moacy In the hen. Motto for form ferm
ers: "Get u hen on."
Let a section of our fctreeta be un-
dordralned and snivelled projwrly
for a trial.
A town cannot have too many
real estate men good outs. They
are the life of a growing country.
coinuco
caution to muko our ratio harmonize
with that of the Lutiu union. S. F.
Chronicle.
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Newberg 0. A. R. Celebration.
Tho twenty-fifth anniversary of
tho organization of the Grand Army
of tho Ropubllo was celebrated at
this place In tho Armory Hall, on
Monday evening, April 0th, by Kil
putrlnk Post, G. A. It., Woman's
Relief Corps, Sous of Veterans, uud
Invited frlonds.
Tho evening' exercises woro com
menced by tho reading of the gen
eral orders from national headquar
ters, Instructing posts to observe tho
anniversary In a sultublo manner.
A nlrculur letter was ulso read,
whloh contaltied a brief history of
the G. A. R.
A short progrum was then render
ed by tho members of tho orders,
which was followed by short speeches
by commanders of tho G. A. R.
Commander Roll uniiouuced a re
cess for u general good time. Under
the instruction of the ladles, a squad
of 8. of V. marched to tho residence
of Comrudo Culne, and returned
laden with woll filled baskets, which
had been prepared by the W. R. C.
Tables were soon constructed and
filled with the good things which
tho baskets contained.
The supper was a cotnpleto sur
prise to most of the old veterans.
Tho ladies hud not fulled to provide
tho army furo baked beans and
colfue which was enjoyed ui woll
us the toothsome dainties.
While these preparations wore
being made tho old soldiers enjoyed
themselves hy singing old army
songw, making the hall ring with
tho old familiar songs "Marching
Through Georglu," "John Drown'
Uody," "Tho Durkey's riotig," and
otheis.
After all had done Justice to the
bounteous repast, some of the cuUos
were sold by auction.
Commander Culue then presented
tho highest priced cake to the most
popular young ludy Iu tho room.
The young ladles nominated for the
contest were Miss Edith Deskins
and Mlsa Tlbodo, After qulto au
exciting time voting for tho decis
ion, the cuke wus presented to Miss
Tlbodo, she receiving 255 und Miss
Deskliid 18-5 votes, which at five
cent a vote, amounted to (22. The
receipts of tha eveulug were given
to tho W. R. C. for the Relief fund.
The "HoyH iu Blue are Growing
Gray," the title of ouo of the eougu
sung during the evening, can but
remind us thut lu a fow short years
at Ut, the lust one of tho "boys,"
who so bravely defended our be
loved couutry In the bourn of peril,
will have dropped out of the ranks
and paused to the other shore to
await the grand reunion. Let m
then kindly remember them and
cheer their remaining days.
commander; W. S. Myers, assistant
adjutnut-gouerul; A. G. Johnson,
assistant quurtormastor-gcueral; F.
M. Johnsou, chiof mustering ofllcer;
Rev. J. F. Ellis, chaplain. The
senior vlco commaudor, Inspector,
Judge advocuto and medical director
were absent. About 110 delegates
wero present, roprcsoutlng about
half tho posts of tho stato. An oak
gavel, cut from a tree ou Lookout
mountain, whero tho groat battle
was fought Novembor 23d and 21th,
1803, was brought thero for thouso of
tho oucampmont. It has Imbedded
In It a mlnnlo rlllo ball, and was
presented to George O. Bears, of
Portland. Ho guvo It to George
Wright Post, No. 1, of which ho Is a
member, and thutpost sent It there,
for which a voto of tuaiiKs was
gfvon them. Reading report of tho
various otllcere was next in order
after tho roll of offlccrs and delegates
hud been called. Reports were pre
sented from tho dopurtme.it com
mander, assistant Adjutant-general,
assistant quartermaster -general,
Judge advocate, chaplain and chief
mustering ofllcer, which wero re
ferred to appropriate committees.
Thero wero four past department
commanders present, as follews: N.
S. Pierce, G. E. Cuukln and A. E.
Hortwlck, of Post No. 1, of Portland,
and M.L. Olmstead, of Joo Hooker
Post, No. 20, Rukor City. From tho
reports tho following statistics are
ebtained: December 31, 1880, there
wero 46 poitb and 1002 members In
good stundlng, with 3 delinquent
posts and 158 suspended members,
Tho net gain for tho year hus been
7 posts and 238 membors. Thero has
Leon expended for relief t.1087.80.
Twenty comrades havo died. Tho
totul receipts havo been 11003.21;
disbursements W-10.16, leaving a
bulojico of 823.00, cush ou hand.
For supplies sold thoro has been re
ceived (371. 30, tho cost of which was
$183.87, leaving a profit of $187.43 on
supplies sold, Tho assets of tho de
partment are 1823.00 lu cush, uud
supplies which cost $103.53, making
$020.02 us the totul assets. Seven
posts, with 112 members, have been
mustered during the year, and tho
order In the department is lu good
condition.
Ono huudiod ami sixty-two o
trlehes nt the California ostrich farm
near Anaheim wero sold at private
sale for fGOOO. Tho salo wui udver
tlsed to tuko place ut publlo auction,
but the birds wero bought In prl
vutely before the wile begun. Tho
birds woro ussowwd at $11,000 aud
were claimed to be worth $30,000.
Tho buyer repreeentH n local com
pany of capitalists aud speculators.
Patrick llreuuan, aged 102, died
Wodnesduy at Hurley, Wis. He
voted Tuowluy, and hud voted at
every presidential election since the
tlmo of John Quluoy Adams' elec
tion, lie leaven 101 deaceudauts.
AMATEUR EXn,0BIN3 TRir.
London April 10. -A St. Peters
burg dispatch says that Russia will
consider as au act of war auy inter
ference by Italy with tho Russian
expedition starting in threo or four
days for Abyssinia. Russia regards
tho Emperor Menelek at tho inde
pendent sovereign of an independent
nation, and will tolerate uo obstruc
tion lu dealing directly with klm.
Tho expedition is under tho com
mand of Lieutenant Mashkoff, a
very determined man, of approved
courago uud a powerful physique.
Ho Is 33 years of nge, and has served
two years in tho army of tho Cau
casus. The second in command is
a monk named Tlkhou. Tho expe
dition expects to bo about two
months on tho journey. A substan
tial habitation will be erected thero
for ubo during tho rainy Beason,
uud excursions will be mado iu
vurious directions to gathor scientific
facts und mako inquiries as to the
history and condition of the peoplo.
Tho expedition will remain threo
years In tho couutry, and make an
attempt to reach tho great lakes
from a direction uot yet attempted
by Europeans. It Is this part of tho
program that excites English Jeal
ousy, uud It Is feared may lead to
underhand attempts to lnjuro tho
expedition, or at least to defeat its
objects. Lleutonaut Mushoffls con
fident, howover, that with tho
friendship of Menelok, which ho
has overy reason to expect, he will
bo able to resist auy hostile attack.
A PIOUS SWINDLER.
Richmond, Va., April 10. Lewis
Booker, ono of the most prominent
citizens of Richmond, was arrested
Wednesday night, charged with
misappropriating funds belonging
to tho Vanwlncklo estate Tho
amount of his shortage Is put at
over $100,000. Mr. Booker la treas
urer and a leading member of tho
St. Paul's Episcopal church, a part
ner lu a largo Insurance agency
firm, and was regarded aa one of
tho safest aud most exemplary men
lu tho community. Ho had In lato
years had tho management of sev
eral largo estates, Ho positively
refuses to mako auy statement, aud
his friends are at a loss to account
for tho disposition ho has mado cf
the money. Wednesday morning
bills wero filed In tho chancery court
attaching his property nnd making
various parties defendants to tho
suit. When tho news leaked out
sovoral days ago that thero was
something wrotig In his affairs, It
was generally believed that tho
whole trouble was due to errors of
Judgment lu Investing In his fidu
ciary capacity, but now it ia opouly
charged that he sold trust securities
and appropriated tho money, Tho
: cuso Is uot ballublo, and Mr. Booker,
who Is suffering from an old wound,
Iscoutluod In one of the station
houses. This defalcation affects uo
business Interests.
THK WHEAT MARKET.
San Francisco, April 10. The
steadily advancing tendency of tho
wheat market Is at presout tho chief
topic discussed on 'change Indica
tions aro that local exporters, or
those who had tho forethought to
buy heavily somo tlmo ago, will net
handsomo returns. Probably not a
fow of tho producers who sold earlier
lu tho season now regret having
dono bo, though In each season there
ure those who hold on too long for a
rulse, and finally have to accept
much lower prices than might have
been obtained nt other times. Aa
the whoat situation is uow largely
of a speculative character, tho Imme
dlato futuro is more or less uncertain
us regards values, though somo of
the shrewdest speculators do not
hesitate to take their chances by
buying right along on u rising mar
ket. But tho bulls apparently havo
reasons for their course, whloh aro
to be found In recent reports, otll
elul aud otherwise, respecting
tho world's prospective supply and
requirements. California Is now
close upon another harvest eeasou,
and tho arrival of new wheat will
affect vulues to some extent here
unless producers receive sufllcleut
oucourugemeut from abroad to pur
sue a holdlng-on policy, Tho years
1880 and 1800 aro the only ones on
record In whloh California wheat
was received at tide-water as early
us tho month of May.'
the judob was anory
Rome, Go., April 10. Judte
Madilox took a hand Iu the Fry-Waters-Delta
aflalr, growing out of
the MoICeo murder trial. Wlwa
tho court was called to order at 8
o'clock there was a largo &tteudne,
among those preseut being tb
brothers of Mrs. Delta and tk
Water boys. Every one expected
that Fry would mako soma remarks
about a noto received from DIU,
but ho had nothing to say, Ju4
Maddox, however, Ihnd thU t rt
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