Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, October 03, 1894, DAILY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text" Wfrrw-''v!S!!S!B iiHmnniii"'W""' ' i P & s c ra of I fo rel Or Juf ue.; I WIL If evt elojJ aizf TJ..4 thai pert etrd fori 1 tlca M Am' hallj evoi; I ft fiVnrM -!:.? UUL W CAllTAL J0U1USAL. Pl'BUBllKD DAILY, KXCKPT SUNDAY, nr tiir Capital Journal Publishing Compan) v l'.Mlomce IJlock. Commercial Btroet, IIOFER BROTHERS, Editors. Dally, by carrier, per month,. -W.W . aoo . 1.60 Dally, by mall, per year- Weekly, 8 pages, per year- WEDNESDAY, OOTOBER 3, 1894, A0R0SS THE CONTINENT. NO. 4. On the tralu. Bept. 27tu. This morn Idr we crossed trie line into North Dakota, entering the Bad Lands. The most natural Brcckenridgey agricult ural region of the United States. We wound down the channel of a dead wutercourae until wo came to pictur esque Medora. Where the Marquis de Mores established a million -dollar slaughter-houBo. His European killing place Is at Paris, where he sluughterf two-legged cattle. The enmora ladj took n snapshot of his residence on an elevated plateau, with the gray and red alkali bu tit's rising as a background and below in the bed of the stream u belt of brilliant yellow frosted cotton woods. It is in u mixed style of archi tecture a cross between a medieva castle and a cuttle shed, paiuted b bright barn rod color. All through the Bad Lands we saw bunches of cat tle and horses In good condition, and if the country can ever drop politics lone enough to let business revive even thi region may prosper. DAKOTA AND MONTANA. No one can ride through Montana and not catch tho Inspiration of its native grandeur and magnificent dis tances, its big brawny people, its won derful resources and its big-hearted cordial ways. There are evidences of depression in empty buildings and de ser.ed towns. Livingston has felt the pressure of ha I'd times, as Yellowstone National Park, the entrance to which is at this town, had not one visitor this year to fifty lost year or a hundred the year before. But its wonders are over-estimated, and Its extravagunt management is an outrage. As a tour ist's resort It is a cross between fraud and robbery. Until people can go away -from there feeling otherwise, than that ,they have been swindled and fleeced, .ttbey will continue to cry down the Park with much truth and with great effect. In Montana every vista is bounded by mountain chains, and you are eoldom or never out of sight of snowy ranges. In the Gallatin valley there are great reaches of the richest grain fields and alfalfa meadows, irri gated by streams of clear blue snow water running eternally from tho glaciers that-hang down from the Bides of the mountain twenty miles away. In Dakota the landscape is always bounded by the sky. Boundless roll ing prairies of grazing land are dotted with sheltered homesteads, gardens und grain fields. Nine or ten bushels ot wheat to the aore, now selling at 37 cents a bushel and oats a Jlght crop, does not leave much to get rich on. But all through North Dakota cattle bring fair prices and well-mauaged herds never fall to bring in a good lump of monoy, which will in time buy I nearly twice as much as ten years ago. Occasionally a deserted town, churches braced up with poles, brick blocks with one end wrenched off, or residences turnlug their basements up to eun, wind and rain show tho ravages of cyclones. Empty liquor bottles scat tered along the side or tho railroad traoks show we aro in a prohibition slate, Whether it Is hard times, tho Improved habits of the peoplo, or In creased toleranco in 'point of view, it seemed to us wo did not now uotlco nearly so much drinking going across tho continent as we did a few years ago, when last making the trip. For four days iu a crowded Pullman sleeper wo did not sco anybody tako a drink of Intoxicating liquor, Perhaps It was because the car was mostly tilled with women uud children, Not even In the dining oar did wo boo the light liquor drank, that was so common In former yours. We suspect the Imrd tiniva make the vlrluo of temperance n neces sity with many who formerly never thought of total ubdtlneuce, Hut (he Dakota uru permeated by strongly rellglnuu eoiilliiiunt, Between crop failure, U)huma und cyclone, expect log to be aUrviui to death or blown Mwuy, religion l kept well In tlm fore ground, If (hero Is only one (minted )lQUte Iu (own It l the mtnQmn All (lit falU III North DultoU I llml (lie KepubllcMim will weej (lie Ule, DoMoomoy l looked umii m m hud iJreuini Populltfril u a blight, A ( of light nmwmnl or Khhllow hrwlin. In fuu, It would (uke (lie btt bru) In nil (lie jmrllt inilUu u twry out Hie i'opullal prUKW)). you pouliln't jiut Mil Ihepiiifrt "ui Into op jwly If you IrJetl, t)(J If you could It would not N Hu i'PJ'UlH !'' I'ihloubl' wily mm nflhv Jnt lymlm in inu Dmmim wiy yum wliNlKvue juuli'p t M JW Umw 4MI(M Wm Uiw jm wn4wty w hrtinlm tlmutHU Mite lwilh )Wl JlitV Itff A ifflwk'wtf iff W9 )4 j Democrats In Oregon elected to the' legislature this yenr Instead of the Re publicans having an overwhelming minority. The state needs tho voire and Influence of her best citizens to secure good government. The best men In the opposition party are en titled to representation. E. IIoFEll. BETTER ASSESSMENTS WANTED. Portland and many other cities, where there has been great iuiusttce In the way property has beeu nseeMcd, are beginning to rebel and the tax payers are virtually taking the matter of equalization into their own hand?. Good results, are being attained, and better are sure to follow If the work can only be kept up. The good work Ih spreading, and the Journal hops to see not only better assessment' luws, but a more just enforcement of them. Ex-Senator Clmrlis B. Furweil of UhlciEo says," without denial oreq ji ocatfou, that unless the outrageous (lif crimiuatlous made in the assessments between tho rich and the poor clnsfch of that city ato ended theio will he a condition of actual warfure. "I think that the time is approaching," bujh he, "when poor men will revolt .riot, burn and commit anarchistic uciioni if these unjust discriminations do not cease." Senator Furwell dnws a vi id plcluio of how the rich men of Uliidgo escape the assessment of their pro erties by the bribery of assessors, and how eucii purchused immunity adds to Hie burdens of the poorer classes of tax payers. THE DAY'S OEEGON NEWS. Gathered by Telegraph and From Exchange s. The work of surveying the Willam ette river bus been bpgun. A lire at Grants P.isa Tuesday morn ing destroyed property to the amount of $1500. Geo. T. Hall & Son, of Eugene, haye purchased 100 bales of hops this week, paying from 4 fo 0 cents per pound for them. The Dalles pays the highest price for wheat of any other place east of the mountains. While at other points only 25 and 20 cents per bushel has beon paid, the market at The Dalle) has never fallen below 30 cents. At a meeting of the Eugene board of trade, held last Monday evening a com mittee of one was appointed to corres pond with the company, who are pre paring to put up a sugar beet factory in the valley, und If possible to secure its location at Eugene. A carload of prunes were shipped from Hood River to Omaha, Neb., two weeks ago, the receipts of which were $200.34. The receipts of the car will just about pay for the picking and packing, with nothing left, to pay for tho fruit. Fifteen boxes of apples were shipped in the same car by Mr. Hill, of Belmont, which did not sell for enough to pay freight and commission, leaving him in debt 38 cents. HOW TO CLOTHE CHILDREN. A PROBLEM THAT MAKES MOTH-. ERS STUDY. A Minister's Wife Who Dresses Her Family In Excellent Taste How a Small Income Went a Long Way. Tho puokors in many a mother's forehead aro deepened as she studies how to dress her boys and girls iu a re spoctablo manner on the small amount that is available. A minister's wife In a small town near Salem was confronted by this dis couraging situation, but her .woman's wit and a few 10 cent packages of dia mond dyes solved tho problem, and soon haudsomo clothes were pvolved from u pile of odds and ends. The Home Housekeeper, Ladles' Home Companlou, und other House hold papers have published maiiy articles telling how to use diamond des In limiting now clothes out of old, Pretty dresses, hum some cloaks, Her. vlceablo stockings uud gay hut ribbons and feutheru uru obtained at hut little expense, not only tor tho children hut for the mothers us well. Tho euso with which diamond dyes are used Is really mirprlHlug, They inuke beuutlful oolorn that never crock uud uro non-fading, "While there ure other puokajju dyes, there uru none so easily used nor uucii fust colors," ways Jeuu Hunt In u recent number of The Home. "J have liloi other dyes hut the diamond color thu most goods. Their fust stocking bluck u the only hluek dyo lor ootton, I huvo ever found (hut It lilakes i fut hluuk whluli ever turns gmy when wunhml." i ' IJxperJonce, Experience IuuuIim not only weuk- nuM. hut nireiiMili und (ho vuluoof good reuiudlu mien " Alloouk'x J'urou jWtm, TliU In wlmt (. J). Kreder Inks, (hu wpll-lfUOWU piiologruplivrof Nuw York, My i "J Imvo Nun lining Alluoou'tf J'nroiiK I'ltiklnni for Iwpuiy yma, und fiujuii Ihtfhiohu of the mU)t family modi fhitw, ilihiiy miminlhg up nyvxwri vim, ) ty lliitt when pluiwi mi ihu iull liflliiHmolf A hUMlU'ri r u 11 l Ihu hodv with norviiu tuu-rirv. und w ( Inn nurM tUlHMi ItuIii ixIimu1oii, nu- lillliv tun) iililiiwy ijiuiMUint. nr . , ... w .".,- . i i. ,r woii) uud i;iiuiij) I lV . IttllJIil . I mn Jnylwii, 'Dm . nmf Ijji ruujui UuV or hIimi, hmiimff foil lw Wiiilri(i' rui m ( 'i w TODAY'S MARKETS. Prices Current by Tolograph Local aauPortland Quota lions. Saj,kji, Sept. 28, 4 p. m. Office Daii.y Capital Jouknal. Quota tions for day and up to hour of going to press were as follews: BALKM PllODUOE MAIIKKT. BUTC1IKB BTOUK. Veals dressed 4 cts. Hogs dressed 5. Llvo cattle lj2c. Sheep alive $1.25. MILIj prices. Salem Milling Co. quetes: Klour In wholesale lots $2.25. Betall $2.75. Biin $12 bulk, $18 sacked. Shorts $14 15 Chop feed $14 and $15. WHEAT. 31 J cents per bushel. HAY AND GRAIN. Oats 2225o. Hay Baled, old $78: new cheat $7; new tlmotny b.50 FARM PRODUCTS. Wool Best. 10c. Hops Small sale. 8 to 10c. Eurgs In trade, 18o. Butter Best dairy, 1518; tantr. creamery, 25c. Cheese 10 w 16 eta. Farm smoked meats Bacon 11; hams, 12; shoulders, 0, t Potatoes New, 25c. Onlous 3 ceuts FRUITS. Apples 30c bu. Tutnptpes, 6Qc bu, Italian prunes, ftOc: bu, live potiivrny. i H try J Hens, (icj roosters not wantcii; old ducks not wanted; young iu' , 8; ioungchlckens, 8e. PORTLAND QUOTATIONS. Drain, Pvttl, etc Flour-Portland, $2 40; Wulla Walla, $2 85; graham, $2.16; bu peril ne, $2.10 per oarrel. Oats White 30c;grey, 25L8c, rolled, iu bags, $5.750.00; barrels, $6.00 (J.25; cases, $3.75. Hay Bet.t, 1011 per top. Wool valley, 70c. Millstuil's Bran, $13; shorts, $13; chop feed,$15 per ton; chicken wheat. 0065u per cental, HopsDull, 47o. Hides green, Baited, 60 lbs. 3Jc, un der 60 lbs., 23e; sheep pelts, 1060c. DAIRY PRODUCE. Butter Oregon fancy creamery, 25 27jc; fancy dairy,2022Jc; fair to good, 1517c; common, 12c. (.'heeae Oregon 810o per peund: Young American, 910c; Swiss imp., 3032c; Dom.,1415c. Eggs Oregon, 2021o per dozen. Poultry chickens, old $8.50. per doz- en;young,$1.603.00;duck8J$28aroung geese, o.ou(j7.ou; turKeys.ibc. BeerTopsteers, 212Jo per lb; fair to good steers, 22Jc; cows, lc2c; dressed beef,3i6o Mutton Best sbeep,$1.752; choice ewes, $1.601.65. Hogs- Choice, heavy, $4.254.f 0, light and feeders,$4: dressed, 5Jc per lb. Veal Small, choice, 6c; large, 34c per pound. . SAN FRANCISCO MARKET. Woel: Oregon Eastern choice, 8 10c; do Inferior, 66c; do valley, 10 12c. Hops Old, 45c-new, 8c. Potatoes Early Rose, 2o30o in sacks; .Burbanks, 3050o per sack. Oats-Milling, $1.10(31.16. How's Thisj WeoflerOne Hundred Dollar? re ward for any case of catarrh that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be lieve mm penectly Honorable in a 1 business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by tneir urm. West & Truan, Wholesale Druggists', Toledo, O. V aiding, Klnnau & Mar- vln, wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catsrrh Cure is taken inter nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surface of the system. Tes timonials sent free. Price 75c, per bot tle. Sold by all druggists. Parks' Cough Syrup cures coughs, colds and consumption. Mrs. Cather ine Black, of Le Roy, N. v., says: "I took one bottle of Parks' Cough Syrup. It acted like magic. Stopped my cough and I am perfectly well now. Sold by Luun & llrooks. It Is Reliahle. AnnouncemontB of onturtulnineiitH Id Tiik JointNAL. TIRED, WEAK, NERVOUS, Could HorSlnp, , 1'rof, h, J), icdwimlti. of VmUm, JiluliUt Huytt: i wun all run down, wuak, lurvoiiu und Irrltulilo tlirouijli ovurwurk. 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It's Woman's College nllotds an Ideal home loryoung ladles with unsurp.-... d facilities for tbelr care and training.) ' The School Year Optns St-ptember 13, 1894. For Year Book, addret-s " President W. C. HAWLEY. For financial information, address JE?v. J. H. ROORK, Agent, 9-3-lm "" Salem Oregon. PERRY & GO. Engines repaired. All Near Depot. Salem. 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P. fur a disease ot the skin, usually known us akin rancor, ot thirty years1 standing, and found (treat relief! it purifies the blood and removes all Ir ritation from tho seat of the disease and prevent, any spreading of the sores, I have taken nveor six bottles and feel confident that anothor course will effect a cure. It has also relieved mo from Indigestion and stomaon troubles. Ifoura truly, OAPT. W. M. rtUBT, Attorney at Law, ' Book on Bicod Diseases Maifcd Free. aia snuaaisTs bell it. LIPPMAN BROS. PBOPBIETOR8, V.I b ! Ulnnlr.ll&VainttBmli. 3m. SBVMJ J ! BSJ HVwr. ""l --vm . m MANUFACTURERS of Hop and Cooking Btoves, Hollow ware, nil sizes, and Chilled Plow Points. Full lino of y Stove Extras, kinds of Job Work neatly doneg Correspondence solicited. 01 YR1R iwim, wt (oi wlijuli II l oiitmlQH w mml m yoMii) mif, lutiid IhU Uj mtvli hiIm 11 )t n DHf, JM H uli mhf Id Uly nail mnry m m ML ! $3.00 C. H. LANE, Merchant Tailor ! Adjolulng Ailoljih's t'lar Store, l'KUKKCr SAI'-IA T.ON OUAHAMKKD JB. M. WA1TEP1UNTIG CO., BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS -AN Legal Jilunk Publishers. ilunli'ii New UrlckT.uvfrUie bunk, Coni'l street f&- -ed CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, Flist Natlonnl Hank llulldlng, 8ALEM, - - OHEGON. Hohool now In scwlon. The "NEW HYS TfcM OK 1NTKIWOMMUNIOATION BUSI NKSi I'JtAUl'IUB," recent y Introduced, the crowning ipiilnre. Hend fot catnloguo or col. leKojcumui. Addre8" W. I. RTALKV. 1 dAw I'rlnolpul. GEO. C, WILL DEALER IN Hteltiway, Knnbe, Webber, Etner sou uud other pianos. Storey & Clark and EarheiT orgaua. All first clans makes of Bowing mu ch lues. Bmaller wakes of musical instru ments und supplies. Qeuiiino needles, oil and now parts for all makes of machines. Hewing machines and organs re paired and cleaned. Two doors north of poatofllce, Salem Oregon. FOR SALE ! OK TKADF. For a farm, a line saw mill; good timber. Address P.O. Box KM, Dallas, Folk county. Oregon. d8-28-m W. A. CUB1CK es dent. J. H ALUKltT. Cashier. iuiial OK SALEM. Transacts n general bauKine business. Prompt attention paid to collections. Loans made. Kxcban.e nought and sold ,on the principal cities of the woild. I. Van Uuyn, J. M. Maiitin, E. MUUOIBAN, W.A. CUSICK. W. W MAltTIN, J.li. ALllKltT, II. V. Matthews, Directors. TO LOAN : On farm land security. Special rotes ou lar.-e loans. Loans rohsldcred wltLout delay. Hamiiton & Moir, Itoom 6, Hush Bank Building 5 it) dwtf CLUB STABLES. W. H. DOWNING. Full f upply ol horses, bugglps and hacks. Bfst of care glveu to transient bu ik and boarding. Corner Ferry and Liberty streets. -MrtKe specialty or taking parties to coast or mountains. 7.7 TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed bids w 11 be received by tho Trustees ot Lake LablKb Drainage District lor deepen lug their diatiKts In Lablsh township r. 0 s, lUv, ' Flans, proll'ei and speclflcatlons n ay be seen In the office of E. U Henry, engineer In charge or the work, room 7, dray hlofk.Po iem, Or., on and alter Frld y, Heptember 28, Bldswllbe received till noon of Friday. October 6. lh'Jl. A certltlid check to the amount of 5 per center bid inustaccoiiipny each bid as evl de5ce,?f .BO0.d ,ttltn The right to rejtct any and all bids Is reserved. II. V. COTTLE. 1 J. U auukut. -Trutees. ,ad.v.i WALTEU """leyJ NOTICE TO SCHOOL CHILDREN. Before ento log school It will be ncceoary for you to register with the clork. Y. u will benuuiredtog.vnyour place of residence itrett ntd Huiubcr If possible. Tareuts, send in your children ut once. ' " Clerk of I)Ut. No. Ii, afo'ineuVa'ritr'eet. up stalls. iwaJ FARM F0R SALE. I ' L.':c.Uool.'6 tcre u,lde'' l,Hr. balanoo timertfud Msture. new etgntroom house, new bam WHO, windmill und tonk.6 TcrS ,i,"'.!;:,,.ir!" wM cw,l. bu'uucHn tWII til flvn lu.iv -" ! VM(H A-iurcss or euijuire on flCJlll01H( L.M.IIF.NNINUHOKF, HKlein.ifgi)n. 15 I mo d v 'IHK ONLV NO-MONOl'OLY Siriclly Cash Markeli Jl,lfi.'!E.Hl! "J'..ow.i "'""nil otiDn aim nmntior iinxJui'ls. Froe delivery In oiiv ,,, UHAH. WOl'AAlX), ! '" rrojirleiorfc, . ""'""MB -Wll Mil I r CM. 11 Infills nil ra. BAST SALIiSI KINDBRGAaTBN. Ctulml t'lmH, Hints nd mih sis, Mm IM,K HtNOVKIi f.H QkU,b Ni Mlm Kliidrsiu Hsi.i 'TO CONTRACTORS. ? "w 11; ii ii". -'r MiLl'MwlMjAnV' tfS''MaViiS: MiiimiliMu9 6uU, PJ$V .fSfft.tt!.M sr77 Gt&-6ltt t tVO j r S - Capital State niHia state, . " """a "rcll fonr', . con. rac over iS?.5L'?AlWl , . - -'aiiBiiniib 11. miNIIAM. DON Ii AM A HOLM Kh a.. lion. Oiuce In Bush block' &ntl O5urt,on Oommcrcini0 !& , Tmrx a 1 1 1 1 JOHN A O ARSON NAtlUUI . .. n un A UAKSON. IA1WON A FLEMING AV,r'l unsoorsatLaw, V'J ,, Baletn. QTKLLA BllEIlMAN.-iw ioMbiS rati ""oa,of wkSB,;; Whltn LeghnniB.l'lytnouth Hock...,, llinhM nH, nturly itw'wu. "iv i?"l -ill Jiirtl 1 thing OKrdM,'Nyivar" M prices ulicrOitflberl. m i k. 'u0,r Good Pasture IN VQUK COUN1Y. Horses taken to wluter, Er (iulre At Irn Kib'H Rnsh and rtroMt?,,,1'' Mill removal; MllH. T. MMIAN H.VR J(,vm dreMinaklmt parlors froti ih? 1 F ymiiu bloo to more rommoL,5 ' l In the Burrow s building on C ininIiq? "' second Mnlrway fr m A to .S1''' nnd new patrons will be plen,anUv .L ,M and promptly wervrd. Kn,a"y l i, , KUIE WING SANG CO. Iraporloro.v.holiBaloaudreuiil Tphi ih. warp, Japuutse i-anry OooUi.ettMi silks, creens, diesslug gowns. " oiyrarVh ' undejwear, ornauieuis. bambio- IE. ,, lacquoredware. fverymiiiK at'ewt ,?J IU Court Htreet.Balcm, Or. OoodTWlfj bv everv Rtrnmer. r'c M I'Mi MILKS' IIAmiiltKJiSLMj. Parlor In Kzcbniwe block. near Um. ton's gallery. . Cutting and colirure. iSS fat""0". MItS. E. U.MCHtH The CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. ?AUl RAILWAY. Travelers "make a note on t." This Great Railway at- Svstem Connect ST. PAUL and With all tranBcontlnentai;ilne;!vlii; direct and swift communica tion to all WE4TKUN ana '.EODTBEKN FOIKTI AND IS THE :::0NLY LINE::: running Electric Lighted and Plem llnli Vestlbuled trains of elegant Hleepinj, Parlor, Dining and Bullet Cars, with Free Reclining Chairs, Making lis service pecond to nose In lb world Tickets are on rale at all promlnmt r&Uma ticket olllccs. For further lnlormatlon utk thentarcstr II road agent, or address C.J. EDDY, General Agt. J. W. CASEY, Trav. Pass Agt. PORTLAND, Orego-. (Northern Pacific R. R. Co., Leme-) run TWO FAST TRAINS Dally Between fit. Tnul. lllunrsrolls atd CWP H lwaukee and all points In V lwM'n; ,D" lng connection In Chicago wllh til llienf nlog east and south. . . . ,h.,v Tickets sold and baggage checked twocp to all points In the United States and Cam" For?ull Information rfgardlnBHontM,raW', maps, folders, eta , address yi'nr $$ et agent 6r JA8.0.rm'i oen. J-ass. end Tht. Agt.. MUmo. A LADY'S TOILET Is not complete without an ideal POMPLEXIOIJ U 3POVJTEFt. 11 I PPZZONiS w 1 .rirniiiiirr eveir wwv'" beauty and purity. It Is beauti fying, eoothing, healing, healuv ful, and harmless, and when rtr.lit1 iic.1 la nvlfllllle. A WOSt I delicate and desirable protection to the face n this climate. (WWW' XniUt upca bftylDj tho genuine H jjnmuuiwmM -1 DRESSMAKING;- In Hie Hhop In W,(J.T.U,Jlflonii,tufllH. Pure BfeTltt $ 1 Dl