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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1893)
"W t3sj"w-',4jFWm I WV'aWwllt V12N1jNW CAPITAL. JOOBNAL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1893. - ' ' m GREAT CLEARANCE SALE' Ror ALL DRESS GOODS INCLUDED. Call and Get Frices. Our two fine presents will lie given away September 1st. THE PALACE 307 Commercial Street. - IK - You are going to build or mike any Mod of Improvement, cH 01 the undera'gned lor material. We have a com plete stock, and are ready to upply any prepared contract, sewer work, grading, etc Salem Improvement Co. Wohkladies The D of H auxil iary to the A. O. U. W., organized last eprlnc has proven itself a success both financially and socially. At tbe grand lodge Just held in Portland it was decided tbat members wishing to do so could take out a beneficiary of MOO or for all members under forty -five years of age. The new term Is Just beginning with seventy- one members, and the follo-v-ing efficers: P. C. of H, Mrs. It. D. Holman; C. of H, Mrs, J. A. Bellwood, L. of H, Mrs. EJ. Burton; C. of C, Sirs. L. A. Burton, Rec'd, Mrs. F. B. Boutbwick; B U, Miss Carrie Haas; Fin, Mrs. b. A. McFadden; Rec, Mrs. C. A. Parmenter; I W, Mrs. Frank Holman, O V, Miss Ida Haas; R M of H, Mrs. O. D. Huttou; L M of H, Mrs. It. A. Crosaan; Adv to C of H, 8. A. MoFadden. From Willakd. A new Congrega tional church was orgaulzed a few days ago with fourteen members, und on Sunday last was recognized by other churches. There were preaant Rev. C. F. Clapp, of Forest Grove, general mis slonary of the Congregational church; Rev. C. H. Curtis, general Sunday school missionary; Rev. F. H. Parker, of Hubbard; and Rev. P. S. Knight and o number of the members of the Congregational church ofSaieui, auda largo number of people from the sur rounding country. They hud au Inter esting meetiug, with a basket diuuer, and all present were highly pleased with their visit and treatment. The new church meets for the present in the school house, but there Is much tilk of a now church bulldlug, and this will no doubt be erected before very long. Lawatists. Tho Walker Bros., Indian Territory cowboys, arrived In tho city this morning with a distin guished party of Indian riders, rillu shots and larlatlsts. Redbud Walker is a well known tcout. Ho has with blm one of Buffalo Bill's uien,tliechaui plon rider of the world, ulmble as a cat and can stay with anything alive Billy Keeting,onco a leadur of Fink and Btokea regimental bund, of New York, is with tho party, and a boy who Is lightning with a rlile. They all dress in tho plcturesguo costumes of the plains. Thk Daihymkn. At tho State Dalry mou'a meeting a committee consisting of President J. B. Looney, II. M. Wil liamson, G. M. Weeks, Warren Cran Btou and C. II. Solimldt, was selected to arrange for tho next meeting In Su lorn autl were glvou power to apiwlut aub-oomnilttetti to arrange a program. This will bo held some time during the state fair and at the courthouse, F, W, Durbln and Mr. Walker wore ap pointed a committee to solicit members, i To Poktland. Slate Bupt. MoElroy went to tho metropolis thU afternoon. It Issurinlsul ho will meet Secretary of Btato McBrldo there and have a oonferenco over the Auandal situation of tho state, and sco what Is the out look for Multnomth county to pay that fSOO.WW It owes tho state. 1 9 i Inspection, Geueral Compsou, as sisted by Major Jus. Jackson, U. S. A., inspected tho two companies stationed at Salem and fouud them In a pretty good coudltiou from a mtlitury point of viow aud presenting a very soldierly appearance. Let Ui Boys. Tito hunters must let up, Bqulrrvl and gopher scalp w or ratits aro cashed, but big warrants of $3 and (5 are uot paid for want of fuuds, and a warraut for a bear scalp would biFt the oounty treasury. Hora. Unless tho money market up and the hankers ootue to the reltefof the hop growers, which is uot probable, thoro will be considerable rctJ mIm at 17 (o IS ols, soon. 30 Days. DRY GOODS AND SHOE COMPANY, PERSONAL AND LOCAL. Mr. and Mrs. H. G, Sonneman start East today for a six weeks visit to Ne braska, world's fair and Wisconsin. The Fair is here to stay. The prudent ' housewife will not,re gretaceut she Invests in Lightning Fruit jars. The only Perfect Sold at Clark & Eppley's, the Court street grocers. How much longer will ''Pum" Kel ley, tbe Pol Maud sheriff be allowed to keep the state of Oregon out of $300, 000 taxes that be has collected. Best Oregon huckleberries at Sroat& Giles, seventy-five cents a gallon. Finest home grown peaches at Sroat & Giles. An extra session of congress, a new baby, the toothache and the rheuma tism are only a few of tbe things which go to prove tbat tbe lot of a president is not necessarily a happy one. Cottage Grove Echo-Leader. One morning last week we passed a blackberry patch and saw two ladies among the treacherous bushes of thorns picking berries with men's pants on, says tho Traver Advocate, whereupon tho Woodland Mail rises to exclaim that it is time for Yolo county to shut up shop when Tulare can produce fruit like that. Contractor Frank Mohrs has con cluded u job at the state reform suhool. Until further notice the Oregou Pa cific traius will run to Idanha, the end of the track on the North Sautlam on Wednesday and Saturday evenings aud Monday mornings from Albaiiy. Mrs. H. Singleton, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Singleton, Miss Carrie Royal and Row Lee left today for Mehuma. T. D. Jones, the nurseryman, started for the world's fair yesterday. Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Hooks joined him at Portland today. The Journal believes all public bus- Mness should be done promptly, econ omically and honestly. That Is right. General Coinpson and Major Jack son went south to Albany today on in spection duty. C. B. 'Irvine and family aro home from the world's fair. Rev. Hetzler has gouo to Baker City to attend a conference. Col. J. 8. Walker, of the Rock Creek ranch In tho valley of the Rio Grande, Texas, is lu tho city, with his pair of (20,000 world's fair prize cuttle. Salem enjoys splendid clear co?l Bum mer resort weather these days. Real estate transfers yesterday $2805. , Railroad Commissioners Macrum aud Eddy wont to Portlaud this mom lug. Muuager Anson of the Electric Light and Power plant Is recovering frgm till iittiulU rT iiiiliitlu (w ciiui ui muiuitat The Southern l'uclflo Co. has taken oil another train, und will ruu between Portluud und Alrllu ouly three Units a wtek. ' Tho Walker Bnv. have arrived In town with their two big twin cattle weighing 8010 lbs J. M.Moiur of Albany, Miss Lena Jllokel or Portliiid, David Scott of Fox Valley, E. J. Hatch of Polk county, W. It. Ellis of Grand Ruude, aro numbered among Suleut visitors. Arthur Dayton, Will Baboaok, jltn Wilson, John Roberts, and Zidoo Rlfigs left Floyd Dayton' toduy for two I weeks ut Newport, Mr. aud Mrs. W. A. Muuleyare homo from Mehuma, where they have been for about three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. A, N. Moorea returned last evening from Portlaud, x; Miss Clara Litchfield has returned from a visit lu Portlaud aud lllllsborr. Muses Murthu, Curie ana Louisa As-I ohlltuun have gouo to visit friends at! Portlaud. Joseph Powers, John Joues and Wil liam llogau left today for a fUhlug trip up the Sautlam, It vnu Hrw pnlnf Kisil nntnr Ilia Omc Uknt Daily for a week or six months at "5 iwnta a month. Better than a j dally letter from home, A GOOD HOP FBESa. The McCaba Press Made By Beards ley of Hew Tort. The time baa come whenthe success ful bop grower most look for a good press. TbeMcCabe Hop Press Is the test power press made. It is non-tramping, simple la construction, easy to operate, requires but small space, and Is tbe most widely used press, made at Water Ville, X . Y. Hop growers in need ofa press should realize tbat in baying of Knapp, Bur rell & Company tbey bay of an old es tablished boose, machines sold on guar antee, and you can examine before you buy and fully understand what yon are getting. Office next to Hotel Willam ette, G. N. Townsend, manager. Tkbsty Escaped. Victor Bay mond, a convict at tbe penitentiary, who has been a irnsty and bad a month to serve, escaped custody last night. He is tbirty-three yearsof age, a native of Germany and was employed as a field band. Rather. A three foot long rattle snake was killed at Aurora this morn ing. It created considerable excite ment as these reptiles are scarce in the Willamette Valley. Police Court, Two drunks and two harvesters were pulled in by the police last night, and Judge Edea let the latter go. The Good Old Times. "Then times were good. Merchants cared not a rush For any other fore. Than Johnny cake and mush." But now times baye changed, and tbe plain and simple fare of tbe fore fathers is done away with. Patent Hour, aud high seasoned food, and strong drinks, have taken its place.and, as a result, dyspepsia, impure blood, and diseasesof the stomach, liver and lungs are numerous. This great chance has led one of tbe most skillful physici ans of tbe age to study out a remedy for these modern diseases which he ha' named bis "Golden Medical Discovery." Dr, Pierce in this remedy has found a cure for dyspepsia, bronchitis, asthma, consumption, in its early stages, and "liver complaints." m Mrs. Harry Downing is borne after a week witb her parents, Mr. and Mrs T. T. Geer of the Waldo Hills. M. E. Goodell, ex-city recorder, is ex pected home in a few days. There Is considerable building going on at Salem and many improvements all through the county. Tbe Salem Rod and Gun club hold their medal schoot at Morningslde this evening at 6 o'clock. Mrs. Edea and family are at Newport. B. J. Grim of Aurora, came up today . He Bays old hops are all gone, tbe last Ijts bringing 17 to 17. Buyers are not oflering over 17 eta. now. Mrs. John G. Wright returned today from the bedside of her dauchler, at MoMinnville, who has been quite ill, but is better. I. Van Duyn, of Portland, is In the city. Miss Alena Melleu is home from tbe world's fair. CapL Sherman went to Albany to day. Hop Insurance. Tho mutual com pany at Butteville has fCO.OJO to $75,. 000 written. The mutual it Salem baa risks of (30,000 to 150,000. An effort will be made to consolidate tbe com panies this fall. Eugene McCornack, of tho First Na tional bank, is borne from the seaside. Ed. F. Parkburst is back from the mountains. Jno. A. Ditter, a merchant of Sublim ity, was doing business In the city to day. Mr. Ditter says there are more "hard times" lu imaginationthan in reality. . v Better Than Silver. i New York, Aug. 8. Hops are very quiet chiefly at prices tliat have ruled for some days, Busiuessbetween city dealers Is almost at a standstill. Firm tone for prime spot goods continues, A Big Procession. New York, Aug. 8. Arrangements are being made for a parade of the un employed (o take place next week. It Is ottltnated 100,000 men are out of work in this city. TJtes Break Out. Denver, Auir. 8. The Utes have broken into Colorado In tho western and northwestern part of tbe stale Bands crossed from Utah on tbe an-' nual hunt and aid has been asked by the settlers. frPitaltt, Baking USjPewder: The oaly Pure Cream of Tartar rowder. No Ammonia; No Aim. Usd la Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard Tun at Annunrille. AnmsvlIIoli still booming. Several new dwellings just finished, and a large four room school house commen ced this week. Salem and Aumsville stand together. The "crisis', baa not struck them. Their ban to stand firm, and are ready to offer any reasonable assistance to their sister cities. Tbe "Southern Pacific Hotel" just completed, is now in fall running order Tith accomodations for man and beast. Tbe hotel Li a goxi one, a credit to tbe place. The proprietor is an old band at tbe business. He has made arrange ments with Uncle 8am to have a signal station located at his hotel. In the cen ter of the building is a tall flag staff" on which the weather signals will be dis played, and we will read "clear weather until November, and then "cloudy and rainy" until next June. If at any time we should be in doubt as to the state of the weather, one glance at the "South ern" will set us right. Carpenters and masoi s are at work on the netv schoolbouse. Eyerybody is harvesting and the rest ought to be. The boys are having good sport catching trout in Mill Creek. Don't tell tbe Salem boys or they will becom ing to Aumsville. Mrs. Swank started east last Tuesday to take in the world's fair and all her friends. A pltasant Journey and a happy time while east, is our wish for her. A party of twenty wint last Sunday to Mehuma to have a good time and they had It, a good old fashioned plc olc. Tbey caught fish and ate them, tbey climbed rocks and waded in water. One old Colorado climber, who in other days has sat on the highest point of Pikes Peak, and let bis feet bang over, startled the Oregon Ian by his great feat of climbing up tbe side of the mountain feet first. It was not a success as he miscalculated the differense in tbe at mosphere his bead refused to follow his feet but bis feet followed his head quickly to the bottom. Kind friends fished him out of the water and laid him on the land to dry. Our quiet city was disturbed Thurs day night by a fierce altercation be tween two of onr leading politicians. One demanded tbe immediate control of railroads by the government, and the other tried to prevent it. At one time it looked tbat the only way to cool down the excitement was for the government to buy a few railroads; but t red nature gave out, and our country is safe for the present. Washington's Volcanic Peaks. The state of Washington is trav ersed north and south by mountains of lava and lava flows, forming a sec tion of that great system which stretches from Alaska to Cape Horn and marks upon the surface of the earth probably tho greatest geologic al catastrophe the world has ever seen. To the westward of this range stand three great volcanic peaks, Mount Baker, Mount Tacoma and Mount St. Helens. All aro active, but not violently. Several eruptions of MountBakerare recorded, notably that of 1853, when streams of lava covered the western slopes. Phila delphia Ledger. How Wood Lasts In a Dry Place. In situations so free from moisture that we may practically call them dry tho durability of timber is al most unlimited. The roof of West minster hall is moro than 450 years old. In Sterling castle are carvings in oak well preserved over 800 yearn of ago. Scotch fir has been found in good condition after a known use of 300 years, and tho trusses of tho roof of tho basilica of St Paul, Rome, were sound and good after 1,000 years of service. Chicago Times. Nero Was a Saint. Oh, dear, hero is another belief shattered, another historical fact swept into tho fire! Nero was not a fiend incarnate, it seems, after alL He did not put his mother, Agrippina, to death, and he did not sing and play the fiddle whilo Rome was burn ing. -In short, Nero's memory has been whitewashed by modorn re search, which discovors that his his tographers all hated him, and one was put to death for conspiring against him. How very hko some other folks this sounds I It will be difficult to tako the blood stained tyrant to our bosoms, but henceforth let us bo just to Nero, and when wo gazo on his marble visago in the Art museum ask bis pardon for still thinking ho looks like a terribly low down tough. Boston Herald, PRICE'S CARTER'S CURE Sick Headache and rollers all the troubles Inci dent to a bilious state of the system, such as Dizziness, Nausea. Drowsiness, Distress after eating. Pain In the Side, &c While their most remarkable success has been shown In curing SICK Headache, yet Cabtxk's Lrrnx ten Pills are equally raluable In Constipation, curing and preventing this annoying complaint, while they also correct all disorders of the stomach, stimulate the llrer and regulate the bowels. Erea If they only cured HEAD che they would be almost priceless to those who suffer from this distressing cemplaint: but fortunately their goodness does not end here, and thoe who once try them will find these UtUe pills Taluable In so many ways that they will not be willing to do without them. But after all sick head ACHE is the bane of so many lires that here Is where we make our great ooast. Our pills cure it while others do not. CistzjTs Lmxi LnrxR Pills are Tery small and Tery easy to take. One or two pills make a dose. Tbey are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or purge, but by their genUe action please all who use them. In rials at 25 cents; fire for SI . Sold everywhere, or sent by rr.alL casus xzsiems eo., set Tat US Ulte Small Price, NEW TO-DAY. Able to supply any order for Jersey milk Sharpe's Dairy. California Melons. The first and only carload of Led) watermelons received by John G. Wright this morning. They are very fine and cheap. Oregon Peaches. I am receiving daily Southern Oregon peacnes ior saie cneap uy nox. Also on band fresh tomatoes green corn and huckleberries, John G. Wright. Economize in Paper. Clean newspapers, tied in bundles of 1UU, not cut, lor sale at this otuce at fifteen cents a bundle. A heavy straw wrapping paper, large sheets, two cents a pounci. .next door to the postotnee. tf Notice to Fanners. Please take notice that the Salem Flouring Mills Co., are prepared to fur nish sacks this season as has been their custom in past years. Salem Flouring Mills Co. H.J3. Holland, manager. 8-1 d w. Southern Pacific Announcement. Commencing Monday, August 7tb, and until further notice, the following changes will be made in the running of trains on Woodburn, Sprinfield branch. Train No. 14 from Silvertou to Wood burn, and local No. 11 from Woodburn to Natron, will run on Mondays, Wed nesdays, and Fridays only. Train No 12 from Natron to Woodburn.and train No. 13 from Woodburn to Sllverton, will run on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays only. E. P. Rogers, Asst Gen. Pass. 'Agt. Teachers' Examination. Notice Is hereby given tbat tbe regular quar terly examination of teachers for Mar ion county will be held at the court bouse, 8alem, Oregon, at one o'clock, Wednesday, Aug. 0, 1893. Applicants for state papers will be examined at tbe same time and place. Dated this 24tb day of July, 1893. J. 8. Graham, County fcupt. of Schools. 7 24d-l w-w2t No Cause of Pear For Her. A summer boarder, n woman who was strolling along a country road, Btopped at a farmhouse in whoso porch she saw an old lady knitting and asked for a Rlass of water. When tho old lady had brought it, she asked tbe younger woman to sit down and rest awhile. Tho younir woman looked out over a pleasant country, but her eye fell at last upon tho burying ground, which was only a little way off on tho other Bide of tho road andnlninlv visible through the trees, and she turned to tho old lady, who eat rock ing and knitting, and asked: "Aren't vou afraid to livo eo near a graveyard I" "Afraid?" said tho old lady gently. "Why, no; my husband and son are there. "New York Sun. Advertisement Writing. In tho vears to coma tliawriHnn'nf advertisements which will alwavs at tract attention will become more and more a literary employment, since the writer must not only be well read, but must possess in a high de gree tho literary art of putting things. At the rato this branch of newsnaner makintr is Hninir dnTrol. oped tho time is not far distant when 11 wiu 00 announced tnat uus or that noted advertisement writer will con tribute a special advertisement to a forthcoming issue, for tho same rea son that the publishers of magazines now announce that tho noxt number will contain a storv hv Hntvoiia - . poem by James WTutcomb Riley. iinunuinmua oournat. Explained. Husband (calling from his dress ing room) What was that awful noise, my dear? , Wife Only my bang, darling. Trutk, ONE STEP LOWER. "When good honest home made goods are wanted don't forget we are One Step Lower than the lowest on prices, for men and boys' clothing, I AT THE SALEM, Before Going to the Wo;ld's Fair Enquire About The Limited Express trains of the Chl- "sui iunwauKte a 01. raui itauway "ciweeu oi. ruu i ana umcago ana Omaha aud Chicago. inese trains are vestibnled, electric lighted and steam heated, with the fin est Dining and Sleeping Car Service lu the world, The Electric reading light in each berth is the successful novelty of this progressive age, and Is highly appreciat ed by all regular patrons of this line. We wish others to know its merits, as the Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail way Is the only line in tbe west enjoy ing the exclusive use of this patent. For further Information apply to nearest coupon ticket agent, or address C. J. Eddy, General Agent, J. W. Casey, Trav. Pass. Agt 225 Stark St,, Portland, Or. tf BURTON BROTHERS Manufacture Standard Pressed Brick. Molded Brick In all Patterns for Fronts, ana supply the brick lor the New Balem Cltv Hall and nearly all the fine build ngs erected In the Capital city. Yards near Penitentiary, Salem, Or. 8Sdw ST. PADL'S ACADEMY, St Paul, Marion County, Oregon. Conducted by the Plsteni of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary. The location adords all tbat c tn be deMred for Ihealthful outdoor exercise. -t, Paul can be easily reached by boats on the Willamette, The building Is new and supplied with all the modern Improvements. The course of study Is complete. Stenography and Typewriting Taught. Terms moderate. For further particulars apply to "lsler Super lor. 8-l-lmd&w LEAVES BAXEM from U. P. Dock at 8 o'clock a. m. every "Wed nesday and Saturday. LEAVES PORTLAND trom the Central dock at foot of Washington street every Uunday and Thursday. LEAVES 8ALEM for Albany every Monday and Tuesday, re turning same days. Concerning freight and passenger business, call on the agent, AX.HEKRKN. A GOOD CHANCE! All goods at W. M. Sargeanl's will be sold at the regular price for tbe next SO days at 10 per cent, discount for cash. THE PACIFIC DETECTIYE AND COLLECTING BUREAU SALEM, ... Orvgon Private work a specialty. a B. CLEMENT. Manager. POWER HOUSE Meat Market. Fresh and Bait meats of the beat quality lou,try and stock. Free delivery. FRED WAYMIRE. Steamer Elwood. Hardware, Wagons, Carts, Road Machinery AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Latest Improved Goods and Lowest Prices. N. W. Cor. State and Liberty Sts. HARVEST And the Farmers are Busy. We are Still himmertnlF avav nn Rnmmir fluiH. mloM nivinp BO 0)8 liCu bargains, such as au wool fjballles for 45a a yard worth 65c Balbrlggan and Gauze Vesta for 25o worth 50 and 75c We still bavft an stltmint atnnk nt LADIES AND MISSES SUN HATS and have cut prices to bed-rock. Silk Mitts 15c. to 75c a pair in all colors. WILLIS BROTHERS & CO. w OPERA HOUSE CORNER, - BALEM, OREG05. Remember oar btg stock of raa' aad boy's elothltif , furnihing Kood? hat, alto our coecielt aMortaaaat oaamaia nUMnifa lAnlauma and mattlafi :S3TNJiV OREGON, KEEP COOL Keep cool and don't ret excited. Taki your time Ifron are about Mbnvunnm don't do so until you have had tlmetr examine the new lot of noels nn nm shelves. We spare no palnB In ir- tting the vcri iiiai, uur asfonmeni or iuuatraur periodicals Is unsurpassed. Call around Ana see our display. Patton Bros., Boolcaellara and Stationery 08 STATE STREET. THE WILLAMETTE, SALEM, OREGON. Bates, $20 to $5.00 per Say The best hotel between Portland aad Sin Kranclsco. First-class In all Its appointments. Its table are served with the Choicest Fruits Orevrn In the Willamette Valley. A. I. WAGNER, Prop. MAKE.NO MORE MI8TAKES CHARLES A. SSIITH RUNS The Rustler food S And he doesn't burn up half your wood, la fuel, when be saws It. Make your eon trscU with him personally orlrave oraers at Veatcfci oigar store Dearborn's book store.tSS gammer street, or address me by mall. 6-M-u NEW ADVEitTIHEMENTS. DU CLARA M. DAVIDSON, graduate of Woman's Medical Collie, of Pennill vanla Office. Bwsh-Ureyman Block, Balea. TEK80NAL.-K.K. Hall, paper banger, liu X returned from the east and Is ready ior business. R RENT "n Democratic BoomTermii . .... a . . .nlatK ML l: ucw uuuse wuu o rxxuiv nuni u, -Division street between Front and Comm clal lnouire on lot, ? mUIS PAPER Is kept on flle at E. C. M)M I Advertising Agency, M and 65 Merchant! Exchange, San Franchvo, California, wberi contrac'jt for advertising can be made tor u. minlDi o.Tunn, ti. -.., nt ill J kinds on sale at 338 Liberty street, -'' ATTENTION.-Cash money paid for rft bottle. old iron and all kinds of meUUi also hides, at old Court House, 81 J5;. . 1-JO-lJ l, jumu A TruXTriTrGrn Regular Seventh Dy Adtent st services id Unitarian Hall opposite orer hout, im. Batnriava. Habnath school at lo-.10? old lem. tutor i a follnwArl hv 14 Bible reading aud other serriw Ung Wednesday 7 33 n. m. W Prayer meeting SALEM, OREGON. IS i HERE at )0WMt prioas. jkJbtmMJb mj. .. .-- jftui tijjamjmiAUgk ifcamv