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VOL. 5.
"THE PEOPLE'S PAPER."
SALEM, OREGON; -WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 20, 1892.
i'TO-DAY'S NEWS TO-DAY."
NO. 16.
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Mens' Dress Shoes $1 45
Mens' Plow Shoes 1 15
Mens' Heavy Boots 1 95
Mens' Rubber Boots 2 25
161 Commercial Street.
Harntt
SUCCESSORS TO
WELLER BROS.
HEAD QUARTERS FOR RED STAR
oo:iOT:p:n:3E3s.:a:D
STAPLE 11 FANCY G1IEK,
A'fc the old Stand, next door to Post Office.
DINING
Fancy Rockers
AND
ODD PIECES,
Solid comfort in every one.
i R BUREN & Si.
SOMETHING NEW!
AT
Pioneer Greeery Store.
(Established in 1857.)
Having done a large credit business, for the last 34 years, and, as
times have changed, making it necessary to sell groceries at a very low
margin, I propose to adopt a new plan, commencing on January 1, 1892,
and sell for
AT BEDROCK PRICES.
NO MORE CREDIT,
A general slaughter on crockery, imported china ware, glassware,
lamps, etc. As I have an immense stock of this line to arrive in March
and April, I am compelled to make room by doting out the present stock.
Now is the time for the ladles to replenish their houses in this line, while
they can get bargains.
All knowing themselves Indebted to mo are requested to call and set
tle on the first of the year.
JOHN G. WRIGHT,
227 and 229 Commercial St,
Barr
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47 Commercial street, Salem. Garden Hose and Lawn Sprinklers.
A complete hue of Stoves and Tinware. Tin rooflug and plumbing a
seeclalty. Estimates for Tinning and Plumbing I-urnlshed.
You can get
MUSIC,
Finest Line of Pianos, Organs, Banjos, Violins, Guitars
and Mando'ins.
LOWEST PRICES
-AT
3IO
EASTON'S,
EADY FO
PATTON'S State Street Book Store
Displays this morning, an elegant line of
BLANK BOOKS,
Memorandums, Receipts, Notes, Excelsior Diaries for 1892. Inks, Mucilages and
OFFICE EQUIPMENTS GENERALLY.
You will save money by selecting from this immense stock.
P. OSBURN
-CAN SAVE YOU
Boots,, Shoes
THE FOLLOWING IS A
Mclntire,
CHAIRS
THE -
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Plumbers and Tinners,
Che latest
Commarolul Straat.
Usnd for Catulopu KREE
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MONEY ON-
and Rubbers.
FEW OF HIS PRICES:
Ladies' Calf Shoes
Ladies' Fine Shoes
Uhildrens' Shoes.-
Misses' Shoes
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Nrml"ETyS7eyCCTlilJ'SagO30g
for Infants
"Castorlais so well adapted to children that
I recommend It as superior to any prescription
Known to me." H. A. Archer, M. D.,
HI So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. Y.
"The use of 'Castorla' Is go universal and
its merits so well known that it seems a work
of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
lutelltgent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach."
CARLOS lUtlTTK, D.D ,
New York City.
Late Pastor Bloomlngdalo Reformed Church.
Tmt Cintjujh
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Churchill Sash, Door & Manufacturing Co.
Sash, Doors, Blinds & Mouldings, Turning & Scroll Sawing.
House Finishing made to ordor.
New DRY KILN, by which wo can always keep a full supply of seasoned stock of all
kinds. Agricultural Works, Corner of Trade and Hlgn streets, Salem, Oregon.
Sash and Door Factory
Fronti Street, Salem, Oregon.
The best class of work in our lino at prices to compete
with the lowest. Only the best material used.
Salem Truck ft Draj
lem Iron works. Drays and trucks may be foundjthroughout the day at
the corner of State and Commercial street.
B, F. DRAKE, Proprietor, T. G. PERKINS, General Superintendent.
SALEXVT IRON WORKS,
SALEM, -------- OREOON,
Manufactures 8TKAM ENGINES, Mill Outfits, Water Wheel Governors, Fruit
Drying Outfits, Traction Engine, Cresting, etc. Kiinn mhchlnery made and repaired.
General agents and manufacturers of the celebrated Wahlstrom Patent Middlings
Purifier and Reels, Farm machinery made and repaired.
REMOVED
an enlarged stock and is ottering his customers, old and new, greater
bargains than ever. Repairing a specialty.
BREWSTER & WHITE.
Flour, Feed, Hay, Straw and Barley Chop.
LOWEST PRICES AND FliEE
01 COURT STItEET.
M. L. CIIA MHKRLIN, O. M. SMITH,
rresldeut. Heoretary.
JLM. HRANSON. GEO. U.HOUUKHr,
Vice President. Treasurer.
UNION TITLE ABSTRACT CO.
375 Commercial Htreet.
Makes the neatest and best Abstracts In
the country.
THE WILLAMETTE,
SALEM, OJl&QON.
Kates, $2.50 to $5.00 per Bay.
Tbe bt hotel between Portland a ad Han
FrancUoo. Klrst-clase In all IU appoint
ments. It table are served with tbe
Cholccnt Fruits
Grown In tbe Willamette Valley.
A, I. WAGNER, Prop.
1 15
1 45
35
1 00
TORE.
and Children.
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Castorla cure Oollc, Constipation,
Sour Stomach. Diarrhma. Eructation.
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes d
Without injurious medication.
" For several rears I have recommended
your ' Castorla, ' and shall always continue to
do so as it baa invariably produced beneficial
results.
Edwin F. IUkdib. It. D.,
" The Wlnthrop," 125th Street and 7th Are.,
Now Tork City
Compart, 77 Mohiut Stbkzt, Nw York.
Co.
DRAYB AND TRUCKS
always ready for orders.
Bell and deliver wood,
hay, coal and lumber. Of
flee State St., opposite Sa
C. G. GIVEN, THE CASH SHOE
Dealer has removed to 280 Com
mercial street, one door north of
Gilbert & Patterson, where he has
DELIVEYR
E. C. CROSS,
and Packer,
Blato8t.aneCourCJt.-Thr best o-aU
delivered to all part of tbe city.
DUGAN BROS'
Wholesale and retail dealers.ln
STEAM AND PLUMBING GOODS.
CouunwcUl streff, TsbjpboneJNo. fJ,
PlurabiDg and Heating Co.,
THE CAPITAL JODRML.
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THE ONLY WAY.
Both Congressman Hermann and
Governor Pen noyer are laboring at
the seemingly Impossible in their
efforts to secure a portaee railway
appropriation at the hands of this
congress. Tho Hoi man retrench
ment congress will hardly add
nearly half a million to tho rivers
and harbors appropriation for a pur
pose,that excites interest in congress
only because of its entire novelty,
and it is just as unreasonable to
suppose that such a cougress will
puss a special act for such a largo
sum for an untried scheme.
For persons of ordinary political
acumen it is bard to believe that
either the governor or congressman
expect seriously to get a portage
railway costing $430,000 of this con
gress. The additional fact that one
portage railroad has already been
built, and is owned and operated by
the state, shows the unlikelihood of
the federal government building,
owning and operating the other
portage railway.
The difficulties of the whole mat
ter border upouthe ridiculous, Our
portage would be uuder state con
trol, the other under tho war depart
ment. Tbe state's officers would
fix rates on tho lower portage some
government officer would mtiko
rates on the other. If Oregon desires
this I very doubtful, even as a pres
ent from the government. This
state could hardly afford to use i
portage it could not control.
If Governor Peunoyer aud Con
gressman Hermann earnrstly desire
to serine the building of tho second
portege railway at Tho Dalles they
have taken the road mst thickly
ttt with obstacles. Indeed there
aiomauy reasons for believing that
the only way is to call a special
session of the legislature and author
ize the same state officials to build
it who built the other portago, and
have it built in time for the next
crop.
NOT A miWEUKXOU IN DKGHKIC.
The difference between the
weather in tho Central, Northern
aud Mlddlo states and tho Willa
mette valloy Is not degreo but
essentially in character. While tho
dispatches from those states uni
formly report settled cold weather,
with mercury from zero to forty be
low, there has not only been no
winter in this valley but wo are on
the verge of spring.
Cattle have wintered out of doors
without shelter aud in most caBcs
with no feed but what nature pro
vided, and in most cases are not in
bad condition. Hardier stock like
swine, sheep aud goats have felt no
great need of protection and whole
bands of horses have subsisted on
nothing but pasture, and short poor
pasture at that. Feeders have not
suflered, though It is not to bo im
agined that fine milk cows do well
out all winter.
These facts about stock show the
essential difference between climates
hero and farther east. What this
country can becomo with better
farming, better roads, better pastures
and better attention to moio diversi
fied and profitable crops no one can
tell. But it is certain that with tho
essential aud characteristic advant
ages of climato the other develop
ments that follow in tho wake of
progress and tho Increase of popula
tion, must tend to mako this a rich
spot on tho Pacific coast and that
means one of tho richest in tho
world.
CLKVELA MI) AND HILL.
From tho Atlanta Jeurnal: Tho ob
jections to Mr. Cleveiaud as u proper
candidate that have been urged In
Georgia will be seen to apply with
even moro force to Governor Hill.
Mr. Cloveiand is in favor of letting
alone tho presant silver act, which
provides for the colnageof 61,000,000
silver dollars a year.
Goveuor Hill would have us re
peal that law and return to the Bland
act, which would give us only $21,
000,000 of silver coinage a year. Mr.
Cleveland in a belter friend of silver
by J34.000.000 moro a year than is
Governor Hill.
Tho plan urged by Governor Hill
Is more Inimical to Oliver than any
thing Mr. Cleveland ever advocated.
The Democratic congress Is mak
ing a record for economy If that Is
what the country wauls.
Tho Bank of Eugland discount
rate a year ago was 6 per ceut, while
It la only 3 per ceut now. This
makea a ery effective Illustration of
the Improvement In financial con
dltloiiB this year,
Tbe county printing law In hav
ing one good effect. It Is filling the
newspapers with a detailed account
of what Is done with the county
tx, The people lire realizing Just
Royal Baking Powder is reported by
the U. S. Government, after official
tests, highest of all in leavening power.
It is the best and most economical;
a pure creaim of tartar Baking Powder. i
where their contributions to
public treasury go to.
tho
The nomluation of Mr. Blaine as
standard bearer of the Republican
party next Novembor is almost
cert'iln. Times Mountaineer.
Miss Mattie Mitchell, daughter of
Senator Mitchell, aud the Duke of
Rochefoucauld, will he married In
Washington, D.C., on Washington's
birthday, February 11th, (eleventh.)
Astoriau. This is very gratifying
uews but rather a uovel proposition
to havo the father of his couutry
born on tho 11th of February.
Gov. Boles, in his second Inaugu
ral message, does not tell such a tale
of woo as in his first. Tho Demo
cratic govoruor of Iowa says:
"Every branch of iudustry, every
branch of business, has felt the In
fluence of coudltlous so favorable to
us.
With Increased prices for tho pro
ducts of our farms has como a sub
stantial advance In the market value
of the agricultural lands of our state.
A market Impetus has been given to
tho upbuilding of our cities and
towus. An era of prosperity hart
come to our manufacturing and
mining Industries. Our Hues of
railway havo felt tho influence of
better prices for the great staples we
are ablo to send abroad, und where
ever wo tum.-ln every branch of In
dustry, trudo or profession In which
our people are ongaged, are to bo
seen umlstakablo evidences of the
general prosperity with which wo
are blessed.
SHOCKING COMMENT.
A Salrm Lmly Complains of tho liar-
bnrity of Certain Alleged
Journalism.
Tho great miners' federation of
England failed to condole with roy
alty over the death of the dude
Duko of Clarence, although asked
to do so. But they did condole with
tho starving railmnkers of tho mid
land districts, aud appropriated
money to relievo their wants. There
is some Bense to that. Tho working
men of tho world owo no condolence
to dead or distressed royalty. Tho
sooner all tho dukes and hereditary
warts are dead or deposed, tho bettor
for tho laborers of tho world aud
everybody in tho woild should
labor or starve.
Ed. Jeurnal: Tho abovo from a
dully paper of Sunday last, shocked
many people by Its heartless, un
christian comments on the dead son
of ono of earth's fairest and best of
women, tho sweet, gontlo Princess
of Wules. Whatever faults tho
young Duke of Clarence moy have
had, ho adored his mother; ho was
not a dude by any means, but a
quiet, modest, unassuming young
gentleman, far too well bred to In
dulge in such barbarous, unfeeling
criticism of any one of whom ho
knew nothing, especially of one who
had just crossed tho "border land"
Into, let us hope, a kinder world
than this,
Such a deplorable display of Jg
uorauco and heartlessness la be
neath tho dignity of an American,
and brings the blush of shamo to
tho cheek of every liberal minded
Christian American who reads It.
Tho "great miners' federation of
Eugland" who, If tho report be
true, displayed such gross Inhuman
ity, are composed of the lower
classes of that country, and should
bo taught to respect the grief of
both high and low.
Ill) U) KKP0KM.
The I'rfgslne Problem of the Day
Better County Heads an Ab
solute Necessity.
At present the newspapers of Ore
gon are full of discussion of road re
form. The county road questions receiv
ing a great deal of attention Just
now. Kverbody seems to realize
that It is the question of tho hour,
and of vastly moro importance than
almost any other that can bo men
tioned -the tariff, mortgage tax,
and silver questions not expected.
Tjik Journal proposes to devote
several columns a vveok to tho cause
of better roads. Copies of these
tuners will be sent to all the road
supervisors of this couuty who are
not already subscribers. They need
education to better Ideas of road
making. The citizen aud taxpayer
need education as to what consti
tutes good roads. If all the people
bad tho right amount of Intelligence
on this matter better rouds would
bo forthcoming. Tho campaign of
education must precede ull else.
Then will come legislation aud
execution.
The Eugene City Guard ay:
"Tbe farmers Qt Lnue county ore
loosing thousauds of dollars on ac
count of insufficient road work.
They cannot bring their produce to
market, and when necessarily com
pelled to travel tho Injury to vehicles
and horses amounts to a largo sum.
Six months each year Is too long a
period to bo shut oft from market."
This is truo of more counties than
Lane. Nothing much better can bo
expected uuder tho present system
of "road work." To improve the
public roads, It will first bo ncces
sary to do tho work under a hotter
system. It does but little good to
kuow that tho roads in Oregon are
wretched in the winter season if It
docs not lead to tho adoption of ia
systeratbt road work more practical
than tho present ono. Moat of the
roads leading Into Portland aro
almost impassable at this timo of
the year. Lane couuty farmors aro
no worse ofT than thoso who live
nearer the markets of Portland."
How is Tills?
Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollars re
ward for any case of catarrh that
cannot be cured by taking Hall's
Catarrh Cure.
K.J. Chcnoy A Co., Prop, Toledo, Ohio.
Wo.tlioundorstfinod.have known l J.
Cboney for tho Hut 15 years, and believe
him perfectly honotablo In nil business
transactions, and financially ablo to carry
out ixny obligations made by their Arm.
West A Truux, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, Ohio.
Wnldlng Klnnan & Marvin, Wlioleanlo
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio,
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken In
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent freo.
Prlco 7Cc, per bottlo. Bold by all
druggists.
La Grippe.
The tondeuoy of this disease to
ward pneumonia is what makes It
dangorous, La Grlppo requires pre
cisely tho Bamo treatmout as a sovore
cold. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
is famous for Its cures of sovero colds.
This remedy effectually counter
acts tho tondonoy of tho diseaso to
result in pneumonia, provided that
proper care bo taken to avoid ex
posure when recovering from tho at
tack. Careful inquiry among tho
many thousands who havo used this
remody during tho epldomlcs of the
past two years has failed to discover
a single caso that has not recovered
or that has resulted in pnoumonia.
CO ceht aud $1 bottles for snlo by
G. E, Good, druggist.
A train ou tho Omaha railway
was derailed by a broken switch
near Black Falls, Wis., Monday,
and nine persons seriously Injured.
Robort Hopler, of Lamar, Mo.,
Monday, whllo drunk, murdered
his wife aud hor son, aged 0 years,
He was caught and tried to commit
suicide.
A passenger train on tho St. Louis
it San Francisco lino was wrecked
ncur Fayettovlllo, Ark., Monday,
aud half a dozen people were pain
fully hurt. Two may die.
Good Looks.
Good looks aro moro than skin
deep, depending upon a healthy
condition of all tho vital organs. If
mo liver ue inucuvo, you nuvo u
bilious look, if your stomuch bo dis
ordered you have a dyspeptic look
and If your klduoys bo aflected you
have a pinched look. Becuro good
neaiiu iiuu you will liayogoou Jooits,
Electrlo Bitters Is the great ultoratlve
and tonlo uois directly on theso vital
oritans. Cures nimnles. blotches.
bolls aud gives n good complexion.
hoiu at .uauiei J. l'ry's drugstore,
oOc. per battle.
There is an unprecedented amount
of sickness In Augusta, Mo result
ing largely from la grippe. Within
a month five prominent citizens
hayo died, and several aro 111.
Harry Johnson, of Peoria, III,,
Monday, shot and fatally wounded
his wife and then killed himself.
They had been mailed four months
and she refused to llvo with him.
Tho trial of Billy Consldlno, con
sidered tho chief conspirator In tho
celebrated Prrien abduction cose,
terminated at Detroit with a verdlut
of not guilty. This was n great
surpriso to tho public.
Iu tho northern part of Arkansas
I'oter Baker, a farmer, was mur
dered aud his wife and a man
named Johnson disappeared, Mon
day they were caught and were
lashed back to back and hanged by
tho same rope to a tree.
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That tired, lauKtild feeling and dull head
ache Is very ultagreeablu. Take two et
Carter's Little Liver Pills txforta rellrimr
eud you will nod relief. They never lull
to do Kood.
Thty inuke one feel at tbouxh Ufa was
worth living. Tukeoueof Carter's Llllla
Liver Pills after crntlnr, It will relieve
dyspeiMla, aid dlgcvtlou, give tone end
Vigor to the system,
You uurdly realize that It U medicine,
when taking Cirttr's Little Liver PIUi
they are itry email; no bad eifeeu, all
troublre from torpid liver are relieved by
their .
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MISCELLANY.
WORLD'S PAIR SQUABBLE.
Chi o A oo, Jau. 20. President
Baker, of the local world's fair di
rectory, must step down. He has
given tho fair a black eyo by getting
Into a fight with tho national com
mission and Insisting that Chicago
shall control all tho money aud
patronage. Chicago Is now made to
repudiate him, and an attempt is
now being made to havo Mr. Gage
again accept the presidency. The
address of tho committee on Federal
legislation, refusing to Join Chicago
in asking for an appropriation, Is put
down as tho result of President
Bakor'a pnlloy. Director-General
Davis said yesterday: "Baker has
blundered at every step. Tho work
of tho chief departments Is balked
by him, aud he is exercising author
ity to which ho has no right, Tho
nation is tho directory. Wo raised
the money and we will spend it as
wo see fit,' was his idea. Ho is tho
one mau who causes this trouble.
It 1b not tho members of the direc
tory who havo caused this trouble;
tho directory la all right Under
instruction from tho national com
mission, I gave tlao department
chiefs a general outline, and asked
them to prepare rules for. tho differ
ent dopurtriiont buildings over
which thoy havo control. Those
rules were submitted to tho local
directory. Iu fact, thoy wore pre
pared by tho department chiefs In
conjunction with the corresnondlnsr
committees of tho directory, who
approved thom. Now, Mr. Baker
takes those rules from the printers'
bauds, aud Btons tho work, not onlv
of tho department chiefs, but of his
own committees, and keeps people
waiting all over tho country for ex
hibitors' rules, which should have
been Issued loug ago."
THK INFLUENZA.
London, Jan. 20, Tho influenza
In this city has reached tho propor
tions of an epidemic, which is rapid
ly spreading and Increasing In vio
lence. Tho total number of cased
reported dally Is golug up by leaps
and bounds, and the advance in the
death rate Is becoming a cause of
alarm. Tho law courts are hamper
ed lu their operations by tho epi
demic aud judges, jurymou, couu
boI, witnesses and officers are dowu
with it, and many cases before the
courts havo been postponed In con
sequonce. Tho business classes are
not so much affected ou account of
tholr moro active life, but tho com
plaint Is beginning to mako its ap
pearance among them. People who
work out of doors, or are much lu
tho open air, aro not yet touched,
but ull have to be extremely careful,
for a cold contracted at this period
is likely to lead to a moro or less
severe attack of the dreaded grip.
The disease lu extending to the
provinces. In Suffolkshlre all the
schools havo been closed.
SUUAIl TRUST.
Piiiladklpmia, Jan. 20. Third
street and financial circles generally
becaino excited at a dispatch from
New York, which stated that the
American Sugar Refining Company,
tho sugar trust, us It is publicly
known, had oflerod 10,000,000 for,
tho big sugar refinery of Harrison,
Frasor & Co. There was the usual
fluctuation In sugar prices and other
securities. Brokers discussed with
buBlnecs-liko sagacity tho eflect of
this latest move by the big trust, and
there was a general air of activity
among tho financial operators that
sway the local und general markets,
Mr. Fraser, of the (IrmofHarrl
bod, Fraser &. Co,, was soeu at bis
ofllce. "No," he said, "that's the
first I've heard or this Tbltd-ttrest
rumor, or the offer for our plant"
"The report is. Mr, Fraser, that
you have been offered 110,000,000 for
tho plant of your firm. What about
that?"
"I know nothing about It, but I
say that If such an offer was tuada
I would certainly bo Inform! of it,
and I have uo knowledge wktv
of any such propositions, eltbr from
the sugar trust or from aayo m.
At the same time let me repet that
this sugar refinery Is not Is the mar
ket, tliMj, no price is m t, that uo