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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL.
(DAILY AND WKEKI.Y.)
BY HOPBR BROTHERS.
SATURDAY, DEC. 22, 1804.
Monday will be
my great
n
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DKY.
All goods will
be marked down.
You can get un
told bargasns. I
have been offer
ing 10 per cent,
discount but Mon
day I will do bet
ter for you than
that. Come and
see my mam
moth stock of Hol
iday Goods.
F. S. Dearborn!
PERSONALS.
Col. Jefl Myers went to Sc!o today.
Sheriff John Knight returned from
Portland this morning.
Er-Oovornor and Mrs. Moody will
spend Christmas at Grant Pass.
R. T. Ray, of Marion, was in the
city today and reports that burg boom
ing. Judge Goo. H. Burnett loft today fur
Mcflllunvlllu, whero ho will spend the
holidays.
Miss McKinley, of the Park sohool,
went to Jefferson today to spend
Christmas.
Mrs. H. H. Thorn psoir went to Eu
geno today to spend the holidays with
her parents.
Rev. R, M. Messlclt, lato of Salem, is
looated at Hlgglnsvlllo, Missouri,
whoro ho Is pastor of tho Christian
church.
Master Walter Downing loft for
Roseburg today, whoro ho will spond
tho holidays with his slater, Mrs, C. A.
flehlbrede.
Chief Justice R. 8, JJeuu mid family,
went to Eugene today whore thoy will
upend Christmas ut tho homo of Prof.
Condon, of the state unlyontlty,
Ex-Governor Moody was seen today
in regard (o an Item copied from tho
Arlington Record, quoting him as fa
voring Dolpli for senator, Mr, Moody
my Ito In not ft champion of Dolpli by
Huy means, Ifo says whoovor tho Jlo
publlcsn Juitlelaturo oltolw will suit him.
A Nlttiidurd of oxcullunco for forty
yearn Dr, 1'rloo's Jinking Powder lias
tollpwd all compuMUirx,
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tftwuwv HAU'-N.Thla afternoon
Hliitfl Knight Mold four plow of real
mIhIooii execution. Mary A. Hun-
tmuuvr vw, wmnie u, wuit ot m,, win
Mil in liy phtlnllll t I Iimx), Wuit vn,
VMiiilmol. wm hid III by plulnllll for
JjI'IfflllPllUlKl WN, (J, W.JoltlifcOII
vc J. J. JtlulwnlMii, hid In by plulnllll
for JiJiIiiiuiit mid uoMn. 'ullnlokl v,
J, if. ywm, Mil In by Julm Jfuulus
forjinlguit'iil hikI pou,
J7iml linuk !MiiM riMilu-r uiiihllnliig
(ilmliN (o pvm mIIi at Huron A J f mull.
Ml'.
Uhuwha THMM,-lfor m uitoiiui Jr
m, Jmvu yr.ur unlvr wild It. Ii, Jlywi,
MMliuiUd inmm.
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Clkauance Bale. Including dress
goods and woolens of all hinds, to ro
duce stock' before Invoicing. Tbis'ts
worthy of your close consideration.
The Palace.
Tjib BmaEST Ykt. The graudfst
stock of handkerchiefs and inuiHers of
all kinds over in Salem. At the
Palace.
A WOMAN OUT OF HER MIND.
Leaves Her Home and Children and
Found in tho Rain.
Mrs. Cora Id'cmin came to her
father's house Friday, Mr. W. G.
Welch's, in n pouring rain, with her
head uncovered aud entirely out of
her mind.
Mr. Welch heard her cries nnd wenl
out to meet her, but could only get her
In out of the storm after a violent strug
gle. She fought her father very
fiercely. Obe Is a woman 39 years of
age, his three small children, aud has
been subject to spasms, tihe is better
today and the family hope she may re
over without being sent to tho hospi
tal for tho insane.
Better than riches tire good health
tid ii contented mind. Both can bf
ibtuincd by using Dr. Price's Baking
I'owder.
A Runaway. A bunch of popping
firecrackers caused Cook Bros delivery
teirn, which waB standing on the cor
n -r of State and Liberty streets, to
r itiawey this morning about 10:30
i.'olocl. They ran north ou Liberty
treet until they came in contact with
telegraph polo, in front of Dr. Gold
n's residence, badly demolishing the
wagon. The team was then easily
prevented from doln auy more dam
age. Tho team had not been tied, sj
tbero was nothing (o prevent them
from sturtlng.
o
A Fine Joh. A magnificent gold
leaf and vermilllou ornamental sign
has just Leon placed onto tho large
ihow window of Lunn & Brooks' drug
store on State and Liberty streets. It
Is the work of C. W. McLyman the ar
tist sign writer, and Is one of the finest
pieces of work of Its kind in Oregon.
Mil m
Ahboad. Better laundry work can
not bo dono at your homo or abroad,
than at tho Salem Steam Laundry.
Pure water, white labor and prices rea
sonable. Feather aud down pillows at Buren
& Hamilton's.
READ!
Best bargain
in tho
bread is
city for good
lit Strong's, Itakcry.
WuflTAcorr & Iiiwin, Props.
RIVER NEWS.
Tho Willamctto Is slowly rising, hay
ing arlson ,3 feet since lust evening.
Tho Hoag wont down this morning
at (J a, in,
Tho Modoo will bo up tonight, from
lower river points,
Tho Kugono Is on tho upper river.
Tho steamer Altona omno up from
Portland this afternoon, ut !l;15 p. m.
Tho Allco A niado her regular trip
botweon Haleni and f iiilejieiidenco c
ilny, m
Fruit Qrowore' Meetlug.
fIMl (lll.llli.l i.iii.il I in, ,.F ii... Ifi.i.1....
IIW HMIIMHI ,l,VVWUt "I IIIU MIIIUII
County Jfortloulliirul usmouIhIIdii, will
ho hold at tho olty couiinll nliumbor,
Malum, 'J'liosduy, Jumiury H, 1805. All
fruit urowe nru urgoil Id utUmd, as
mutters of grimt Impnrlunoo will come
hoforo tho Hiiiotlng, uiiuh us Ihu noudtd
fruit poil law, oiv,
Mm, H, ii, Waniw,
Heoid'ury,
(Jnoii Aliv(JU.-Vlilloynu uro buy.
Inu (Jiirlnlinu prtwviils, don't Airgot
Dig Idblu, 'J'liu niio(ut nriuiges, imim
(ihu, wilury, niHiiliortlcf, i)aiiilis, PMis,
and all luhln ileuunuM at Clurk'n Cnuri
lrontMn)(ry nloru,
Wli Willi IlliVU HM Horlll)H Of 0r
iluy roukr for liot It nld and young,
AiKUruMllnKHl Iho uluvpnlli liour
piui, Jlurmi A nmnlitoii,
lfit)VH,-llmvur & Whllo Imvu ull
hli)iJnpri)oi Jlniir, Mini I hey ilullvvf
ItMlyuurinviHloiirat Iho lovvwt lg-
UIVi
All Umut Jour Hllll Ml Jtlll'M lllHt
lilvuKUftl JlfMkvuior fit. WlillA "I Court
irU
Jitillbu!, rut ilih, twnlwru t)tvi,
nml Mini iliuJliuiit I'ouliry on winii ut
lyfy it Ji4Hii)tii'n, v Uoirl iwli
ii wm !
luy a uwi iir vhUm for Hum
tmii i)t KriiM ttw, M ill
Ulillilifii'n fiwbis At liylhlny rw
Wild Hi )wn b NwHtohty i
h. i a Arm mli
ttVlnriigtW.il iTifiriim"itiiWTriifnVf!tVil
OtttJROH StihviOEfl TOMORROW
Cjiiustiak Scikncb. S2S Liberty
street. Lesson study at 10:30 a. m.
W. C. T. U. Regular gospel meet
ing nt 4 o'clock, W. O. T. U. hall.
Chkistian BoiKNCK.-j-Hall nt cor
ner of Court and Liberty streets. Sun
day school lesson nt 10;30. Blblo study
at 7:30. Saturday afternoon at 2:30.
All Invited.
Chhistian Chuhch. Corner of
High aud Center streets. Preaching
at 10:30 a. m. Sunday school nt 12 m.
Junior Endeavor nt 3 p. m. Y. P. 8. C.
E. at 0:15 p. tu.
Chhistian Wokkkkb Mission.
Grange hall, 128 Stato street. Sunday,
services: Preaching at 3 In the. after
noon nnd 7:30 nt night by Rov. W.
Itellaway. All comers welcome.
Independent Evangelical.
Ou Cottage street betweeu Center and
Marion. Preaching at 10:30 and 7:30
tomorrow. Sunday school at 12. Y.
P. S. C. E. at 0:30. J. Bowersox pas
tor. Y. M.C. A. Rov. G. W. Grannls
will address the young men's meeting
at 4 p. m. All men are cordially in
vited to attend this meoting. Special
orchestral and vocal music has been
provided.
Unity Ciiuncir. Services at 10:30
a, m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at
12. Rev. W. E. Copcland pastor. Sub
j;ct of morning sermon "A Thing of
Bjauty is a Joy Forever." Subject of
evening lecture "Riveting tho Chains."
Evangelical (German)1 Preach
lug at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Y. P. A. at 7 p. m.
Will have Christmas treo Tuesday eve
at 7:30 and huvo prepared a literary
and musical program which will in
terest you. A. A. Engelbart pastor.
Congregational Chukoii. Rey.
W. E. Kantner D. D., pastor, Preach
iog at 10:30 a. m., subject of sermon,
"The Advent of Shiloh," a Christmas
sermon with special music. Preaching
at 730 p. m,, subject, "A Young Wo
man's Choice." Sunday school ut 12.
Y. P. S. C. E. at 0:15 p. m.
Cumberland Presbyterian.
Preaching at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Sunday school following morning ser
mon. Junior Endeavor at 3:30 and Y.
P. S. OT E. at 0:30 p. m. Prayer ser
vice each Thursday evening at 7:30,
Sunday sohool exercises and Christmas
treo Monday evening. J. C. Temple
ton pastor.
South Salesi M. E. On account of
increasing interest, South Salem meet
tings will contlnuo all uoxt week, To
morrow morning at 10:30 tho pastoi
will give a practical talk and baptise
the new converts. In the evening Rev.
John Parsons will preach for us. We
expect Rov. Isaac Peart on Monday,
J. M. Shulso pastor.
Half a dozen bullet proof coats have
been iuvonted. None of them is a safe
guard against Indigestion. A sure pre
ventative is food cooked with Dr.
Price's Cream Baking Powder.
Tho Toozo Block,
Messrs. Haokott & Talent, tho Salem
contractors, have Just finished tho now
Toozo block at Woodburn. It was a
Balom Job on tho wholo, all tho mater
ial having como from this olty, and tho
contract was satisfactorily classed up
to tho last detail. Tho building is of
brick, 05x100 foot, including three
store rooms and six olrlco rooms. It Is
u magnificent block, finished In first-
class stylo, aud Is nearly nil rented
now, Mr, Toozo Is ontltlod to great
credit for his enterprise und will no
doubt bo well rowardod for his under
taking, JIo is eminently pleased with
tho Salem mou who did tho work aud
furnished tho material,
Council Er.i'om Tho error was
made In theso columns of suggesting
tho newly ok-utud olty marshal, Cupt,
Addison Dllley, hud tho power of
appointing police, and (hut ho would
inalio no ohuugos In the present force,
Tho latter sluteinont Is true, Business
inun goiierully uro uutuilcd with tho
present lorco, nnd our olty Is kept reu
sonubly froo from crliiiownd Iho crim
inal ohuscM, But tho olty niursliul hus
lint tlio power In select, Jfo twit remove
for cause, hut the olty council elects tho
pollooinuii, Asa mutter of foot, Ihu
rpooiiiiuoiidutloiis of tho uiurvhul Imvo
j-ri'ut wulghl,
Two limvis fur ft iilukul At Wrong's
P P I III IIW MIWI
Hllppum, Hlfpjiora U)t holiday presold,
ut Jf rutiiMH) jiros. v Sit
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JCvurytliliitf you want olitmp ul III"
I'tflr for Kpot muli, jtfi Uoiniiiortilul
ulruvl. tfl Ul
Huy your winlles mid mil ul lliu
I'ulr, iil t
A (Mmtjon.'-wV mil huy your
IiiduI himI Ittnl of MuDuiw A Hluultfr'
'J'liuy nru nulling lliu M of piuuls ul
Jluy your Iioy'b ult uliuup, for poi
imli j( Diu J'ulr. HI ill
(w v. . - r - in mi
khi4 ullk bHM)wubvto, Hi IMti
JV(ivr Vm'k HtwkvU
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CIIA1IPI0N JAMES J, COllHSTr.
An
lutprcstlii; Inlorvlow With
tho Great Pugilist.
What Ho Says of His Coming Fight
with Fltzsimmons.
From the St. LoiUs (Mo.) Chronicle 1
James J. Corbett's history as a ring
hero will reach tha end or tho chapter
when his battle with Bob Filzaimmous
n won and lost, for oh the world knows,
Corbelt Is matched to (liht Fitzjim
moos before the Florida Athletic Club
within n year, for J01.000, tho 1-irgest
am -lint in stake and purso ever hung
upon a passaRe at-armn uflalr slnco
pugilism was promulgated in England
170 years ago. The Sporting World,
yes the eii'iro Engllnh speaking world
knows Corbett's brilliant record as a
fighter without even a resume of it
here. Corbett, attired iu a frook coat
of the period, his eternal plug hat for
he always weais u tile of silk and
shod in patent leathers, sat in hiB
apartments iu the Southern Hotel al
St. Louis, the other day, and delivered
himself of a few opinions regarding
his coming fight with Bob Fitziim
mons. "I am fully aware that Fit will give
me perhaps the most soleuiiilo battle
of my career," said the champion to u
Chronicle man. He Is nn awkward
shifty fellow and a harder man to hit
than tho average pugilist, who doesn't
depend on his nWkwurduess. hie la n
hard hitter and cool headed. I saw
him fight Dempsey and posted myself
on bis style. He is my equal almost in
height and reach, though alter care
fully comparing his method of boxing
with mlue, I can't see where ho has
any ndvantago over me, as I am
younger, stronger and suiftior, hit
oftenernud mix my blows more. Fl'z
sltumons is foxy he was cutu enough
to feign groggiuess in several of his
battle's, ttius throwlug his opponents
oft their guard, He can't fool me by
working the groggy dodge. I will take
uo chances with him. I think I can
whip him within fifteen rounds. After
my fight with Fltzsimmons I will de
vote my entiro attention to my theat
rical enterprises a.:d retire permanently
from the priae ring. I have $00,000 in
vested In the speotauul.tr drama; "The
Cotton King," one of the biggest sue
cesses on the road, "Tup New South,"
Bob.by Gaylor's new farce comedy,
"After Dark," and my plav, "Gentle
man, Jack." My partner in these at
tractions Is W. A. Brady, who is also
my manager. Of course I shall con
tinue to act; I nm in love with the
stage."
Corbett is now tho p'cture of health,
weighing 214 pouude, Prince Albert
plug hat, patent leathers, diumond and
all. "lam bigger, better and stronu,ei
than over before," lepliod tho cham
plon when asked about his health
"Tho rhematio complaint that held me
captive ofl and on some time ago hat
loft me completely and I know I am
cured of it," I contracted rheumatism
before training for my fight with Peter
Jackson," continued Corbett. "How
I got it or wbero I got it a a mysterj
to me, but that I had it Is a fact that I
am not likoly to forget very soou. i
suffered a good deal with rheumatism
after that fight. Some days my arms,
wrists and fingers would be ho stiff and
swollen that I could not use them ut all.
My legs also pained me, but to a leas
degree. Then, again, ull this would
leave without auy apparent reason, aud
I would not bo troubled again for
weeks. Ot course, J doctored for my
complulnt contliniously.but the attacks
seemed to como every few weeks Just
tho samo. A short tlmo after my fight
with Jackson I went East and met and
defeated Domlnlok McCailrey, though
I was handicapped by rheu
matism In my right leg In my en
counter with' MoCafl'roy. Theso peri
odical attacks of rheumatism affected
me until a fow weeks before I L'egau
tralulntr for my fight with Mitchell.
One day I sat in tho Coleman Houso,
Now Vork, reading n nowspuper. My
oyoohunced to cross an advertisement of
i)r. Williams' Pink Pills for Pulo Peo
ple. I had never hoard of tliQin before,
und as an experiment purchased u box
I consumed two boxes and was pleased
with tho results, for tho pains began to
leave my arms und legs, Aftor taking
four boxes, according to directions. I
found myself greatly improved, The
Improvement U pormunont T am sure,
for I haven't hoeu troubled with
rheumatism u'neo. Before using the
pills tho rhoumutlo uttuoks returned
ovory month' or so, especially If I
uuiitflit cold, When I trained for my
tight with MUoIihII Iu Klurldu I suf
ferod from mulurlu and used tho pills
ms u tonic with splendid results, J
found that Dr. Williams' Pink J'llls
wore ofiloaolous In building up tho sys
tem after a malarial utluuk."
Tho above J attest uu entirely correct,
yigned,
Jab, J, Coitnifj'r.
YuAimuAhttmv. TJiuPpu will ne
lisiiul fiirilUll Salop) peoplu Iho olwcot
uuiulleu fur Ihu liolnluyueusuii. 'J'liuy also
Imvo ft doilrubju ulook nt fuuoy cuudy
boxes that ouu ullerwurds Ito nmdo good
uo of, J luy it liuiidsiimu box of their
ruro uonfuotloiu for ynur.frlunds, sj.jh
I'mwH Aim Dayh-WIiuii you umH
iuy up it punt, biiunoyuru row nini fur
iMHWPun iryouuruujUo "iilo onougli
in UHw Hint good ilurublo clothing,
niiiiIi m U. W- Johnson a Huh muIIs,
cheaper In tliuuml limn IruKiiy kind.
w ii in Ill,
Hco nliiif im'Iimih llio JVim'
Vork ftHflutf Jx (Mi'mlHK mill
rloj'ri hiiiI hlk liHiiillntnlilolH
wl,
.,1'mmiihijM JlajfWAi - John J.
Muuiuri M. ih ,uw Hiw, now mvm,
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TUB BOOIAL REALM.
ItlNDKmlAKTHN OlIltlHTMAH.
Miss Ivma Knlfiht yesferday fnrciimui
treated her Kindergarten pupils ton
Christmas treo nnd accompanying
pleasures, nt her homo on Liberty
street. Aside from tliclr own school
work the llttlo tots were made happy
with n variety of Juvcnllo presoutH, all
of wbleh had Home bearing on their
dally play-work. Tho Kindergarten
seems to do more In tho way of giving
the child jileusure In what It does ith
its hands and mind than by bestowing
presents that simply represent value or
something good to out. It evidently
assumes that tho child has a higher ap
petite than that of tho stomach, nnd
strlvoj to appease the Intellectual or
spiritual craving rather than the mate
rial. After a pleasant hour of enjoy
ment in games and song, Miss Knight,
who isua accomplished artist, took a
Hash light photograph of tho little
group about their beautifully decorated
tree, whioh will mako a happy souvenir
of tha oveut.
Tho Klndergirteu school of Mrs.
C'le, at tho Congregational church,
also hold closing exercises yesterday
afternoon. A good program and Joy
ous time was had. Miss Conover's
Bchool iu Central Chapel has also closed
for the holiday season. The Kinder
garten interest in Salem has been con
st intly growing since begun several
yjara ago, und it is to be honed this
system of education will some day be
latroduced in our public schools.
The Ladles' Relief Corps, of Sedg
wick Posf, have handsomely remem
bered tho old veteraus at the Soldiers'
Home at Roseburg, by sending a largo
box of rugs, chair cushions and other
homellko comforts for a Chrlstmus
presout. Tlioy also enclosed a choice
lot of reading matter. They wish to
thank ull who so kindly contributed
tho reading matter.
Pacific Lo Ige No. oO, A F. & A. M
elected otllcers lust night m follews:
Lot L. Peurce, V. M.; .1 It !)vm, 8
VV.; Wm.Waruar.J, W,; 1 1 U .UoNar.v,
troas; H, J. Slugidtoii.sei'rotir..'; 11 miry
Shoemakers tyler. A public Wt'tllu
tloa for the members nnd their f .milie
will be I e d D cembar 27. u.
De Molsy C- mmaudery, N . 5
Knight Timplar, h . ds U annua
electiou of (.flloirs next Vntvij evening.
A DKAMA.
Tho PhUolonan ladles s olety of
Willamette uulver Jty gave the drama,
"A Rose In Bloom" ut Iho chapel lasi
night. Rose was taken by Mu a f Jeer;
Pboebe,1y Myrtle Marsh; Vunt Iljtty,
by Rebecca B.ilderlne. Toe inulo parts
were by Will Maurice, as Archie; Fred
Lickley, as Mack; CalHaou, as Steve;
Dlllan Plamondon, aq Charlie; Sbarpo,
asJamlo. Chas. Atwood and Loyd
rf . i.Ia i . .....
neiu mou me oioer parts, this was
tho regular Midterm enterluin-iiant
by the young ladles aud was highly
appreciated by a large crowd.
A WHIST I-AUTY.
A number of Salem's best people
were pleasantly entertained last even
ing by Supt. aud Mrs. Geo. S. Down
ing at their residence ou EaBt Slate
street. Somo interesting games of
whist wero played and a substantial
luncheon was sorved, All departed
voting Mr. and Mrs. Downing most
hospitable entertainers.
Woman's field of usefulness wldenB
constantly, All progressive women
pralso Dr. Price's Baking Powder.
Died.
NELSON. At tho Marlon countv
poor firm, IWday, December 21, 1894,
Charles Nelson, aged CO yeurs.
ueceasea hud been an Innut'o of ' 0
poor farm about six months. lie camo
to Marlon county about twenty years
ago from Tennessee.
Poor Digestion
Leads to nervousness, fretfulness,
peovlshnees, olirnnlo Dyspepsia und
great misery, Hood's Barsaimrllla is
tho remedy. II tones tho Htmiu,i.
creates
nu uppouio, and ir ves u i-pIIui.
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to food,
TI ' .. .' '.T "..,,
iv ihukcs
liOr,, lilftrwl ii..,l
glveu loo thy action In all tho organs
of tho body, Tuko Jf.Mxi's for Hood'H
HursupBrlllu curps,
Hood's pills
oathurtlo with
thorn, Wo,
hononio the favorite
every one who tiles
Home Maiuukd Wohkn-Ddii'j hu
tho necofcsity of udhorlng to tliut
hoinoly iidugo "Tho woy to a mail's
heart Is Ihrnugli )iU stomach," Tho
lM'fctofrocorltulwuytoho found ut
Ollherl, lN(enni A Oo'u,
Hnmll oy for (JhrlHliiiiiM
Dliunp ut Hip J'uir,
tWi very
i SI
rUl Jr.Hroul Is hulhlhig iinsof M mu
Ihko Iiodiuoii Qupllul nini LunllonirpuiH,
Two Ioiivph for a" niukul ut Hlronu's,
JCttKlurn nystursTirhiilk l M Omirl
HV Uoynil want vonr iimhruii.,
W-yjffl 'l "il K'Wl W ! 1 fiull
ftUWCiiniiiiuroiul ulrutfl. TbyinubV,
wtwmm und wvr oMoh. All
JijjjjjJ mi, Nvu.jyju'
fr yiAir nupply nt tm nn!, mt,
tm, Mu, Hint nil KwonitWo iinllfliiy
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