Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, October 11, 1895, DAILY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textzr- SWlPWeWftSl ,Sv. n J rfs W Bw J IsH hi fffl M If V-M lU ,Til. . XUB XU1KIBH r l'' , I Vj ME BEST PIPE KlTVr- X wx JL KJOjt-VKKJ ly7 i alckl f. Over 2.000 nrlrato endorsements. lrematurencs means lmcotrncy .n llic flret &ko. ii is a symptom ox scrrunni weakness nd bsrrenn-s. It can bo stopped lu SO days r tho uso of HudrarL. . Tho new discovery was rnsdn by tho Bimetal Mortnooiaismnusriuason wieaicai institute. : la tha strongest Thallzer.niadc. It la verv dwcrful, but tiatmU'HL Sold for 31.00 a pick- rooru packages zor o.uo(pisinsoaica doxcsj. rltten guarantco glvc.ifnta.curo. Ifyoubuy cuoxcaana aro not cntii-ciy cnrro.cix mora lllbeoont to vmifroofallcharircs. fttondfor flrcultrsund testimonials. Address I.' HUDSON MEDICAL INHT1TUTK. HhiueUuu Stockton, Market A: IillU.su Han irrancisco. uai. Mexican Mustang Liniment for irns, iked & Inflamed Udder. lies, jieumatic Pains, uises and Strains, inning Sores, Elammations, iff joints, irness & Saddle. Sores, iatica, , imbago, ' ilds, t Isters, r ict Bites, . Cattle Ailments, Horse Ailments, Sheep Ailments, Penetrates Muscle Membrane and Tisst Quickly to the Very Seat of Pain and Ousts it in a Jiffy. lb in Vigorously., Mustang Liniment conquer Pain, Makes ITan er Ueabt wcU again. Author of tho "Quick and tha Dead" Divoiced. New Y'ork, Oct. ll.-Theannounce ment that Amelia Mveo Clianlcr has secured a divorce from John Arm HtrotiR Chanler, has caused i-enulrjo surprise in tliln city, where she Is well known. It has never been Intimated that her life was not happy. Nine years ago she was the most-talked about person in the country, tho presl- dent of (he United States hardly ex cepted. It was In April, 1880, that Llppln OJtt's magazluo published "Ttie Quick of the Dead," and as the name under the tltlo of this amazing novelette was Atuolle Itivea, all the world 8tralht wuy warned to Know wiiosuo was. When It camo out that she was young woman, less than 23 years of nrje, tho daughter of a proud Virginia lamuy, brought up In a quiet, country place, there was universal amazement. It was the story of a young widow, Barbara Pomfre, and of her montal writhlngs between her love for a dead husband and her loye Tor a real live lover, of great enthusiasm. A few months after the appearance of tho book came tho announcement that Miss Rives was to marry John Armstrong Cbanler, on of the richest r.reat-grandchlldren of John Jacob Astor. And then It was discovered that tho hero of "The Quick or the Dead" bore a strong resemblance to young Mr. Chanler to quote from the pictur esque description of the book. s iietwecn the publication of "The Quick or tho Dead" and tho Witness of tho Sun." sho married. Mr. and Mrs. Chanler went abroad. He re turned to further a scheme for sondlng plotted American art students abroad for study. She did not come back un til last January. After a short stay In ew xoru'euo went to iier father's house where her husband Jolued hor. Then she travoled In search of health In the Far West. Mr. Chauler was In New York last summer and two mouths ago went to South Carolina, where ho had undertaken somo exten sive enterprises. Ho Is a man of great forco of character, a desplser of idleness, with noryes highly strung, and bent upoti accomplishing much In the world. If thero la anything lu tho theory that successful marriage rests upon a union of balancing tempera ments tho causea of this divorce are easy to seo. At tho last report Mrs. Cbanler was at her fathers home, lead Ing tho life of her girlhood In tho house and surroundings she has so often and so well described lu her stories. Sho has uo ohlldren. Oregon Knights Templar. Albany, Or., Oct. 11, The grand commandry of Oregon Knights Tem plar met hero. An Imposing parade took place at 1 30 and the visitors wtro shown about the city and tender ed a banquet, musical concert and ball lu the evening. At a business meeting an address of welcome was delivered by D. P. Mason on behalf of tho Al bany commandry. Grand Comman der P. S. Mulcorab of Portland res. pondend nnd delivered the annual ad. dress. The election of officers resnlted. Grand commander, P. E. Llppencot of Portlanb. Deputy commander, Judge R. 8. Bean of Salem. Generalllsalmn, i.. O. Marshall of Al bany, Captain general, B. D. Paine of Eugene. Prelate, John B. Cleland of Portland, Senior warden. J. B. Galbralth of Albany Junior warden, O. B. Winn of Al bany. Treasurer, B. G. Whltehouse of Port- isud. Recorder, J. F, Roblson of Eugene. Standard bearer, Theodore H. Etlck- son of Portland. Sword bearer, H. B. Jordan of Saloin Warden, W. T. Wright ol Union. Sentinel, Gustof Wilson of Portland. The next meellug will be held iu Portland the second Thursday in Oo- toder, 1890. The report oi me '" recorder shows the finances of the Knights Templars in this stats to be In a healthy condition aud the member- ship Increasing. THE To the ttttLJ. OH Koto of the Six Powers Armenia. Constantinople, Oct, 11. Tho note Porto concludes with tho assertion that the government la about to open an In quiry Into the recent rioting with the view of discovering the xuiltp parties. The six embassadors met to con rider what shall be done further; It Is expected the dragomans of tho differ ent embassies will assist tho Turkish officials In clearing the vlolntty of the Armenian chufches'of the rioters Infest ing them and In Installing tho refugees in their homes. Tho Bultan counties greatly disturb ed by tho prcsonco of the British 'fleet off the Island of Lemons, and has tent again to tho embassador of Great Brit ain to ask for the withdrawal of th British warships. Sir Phil Carrie, it Is understood, preslsts in refusing to rec ommend the withdrawal of the squad ron. Advlcos from Troblzond, Armenia, confirms tho report of the massacre of Armomans. A goueral panlo prevails In that city. Tho number killed ie'not known. 8ilver Going Up. New York, Oct. II. Tho upward tendenoy of the market for silver Id at- ttactlng close attention both here ahd lu Europe. The headquarters of specu lation of sliver la In London, but Its price, among other Influences has a distinct bearing upon the securities of several of our railroad systems, as well as those of the Mexican lines. The rise of silver, If continued, would effect the last mentioned properties In three nop- orato ways: First In gross earnings, as the pre dominate industry in Mexico Is mining sliver, which has been continued do splto the fall lu price and would ma terlally be stimulated by an Increase in its value. This would of course, wean an increaBO in the earnings of thu roads which travorse the mining districts. Second, tho roads would be benefitted by a reduction in their operating ex pences, about onethlrd of which are paid in gold. Third, a high prlco for silver increases tho capacity of the roads to meot their fixed charges which aro payable In gold. In tho United States tho Rooky mountain roads would be favorably aflectod by a further appreciation In tho prlco of the white metal, more par ticularly the people who are Interested rehabilitation of the Union Paolflo sys tem. ' ' Sliver was traded in yesterday at 08J G9J cento, the highest prices -of the year, Dealings amounted to $450,000. The higher figures show an advance of 1J per cent, over 'yesterday's transac tions. The lowest price of tho year Was CO, on January 10. Tho previous high point was 08,, on April 1st. For months London has been accumulat ing silver. The production in the United States has not materially In creased, while tliat of Mexico has fallen oil on the account of the rainy eeftsbaj , v Funeral- Today. Funeral services ovor the remains of Nellie Jones, wh'6 died Thursday, were held from the family residence on Marlon street at 2:30 this afternoon, conducted by Rev. H. Denton, of the Christian church. The remains were laid to rest In the City View cemetery. Wamm, i V I f "-.. '"Vf yr -A If EI Oli non-roUop"' rsaiedr fur Uouom. rbOUEa 1 P"V, dul rtSiM. ".? r uus- .ru. .uuiu. - lion. irrnnuu v- "-. mmuM. tloa of ",?;,. ltr-.i-t.jf.unifr-.ilrll fTA UrlC --p)f- tintuwwtw'ww; txs-t Kw llrnrCUlk kWIClkMT1.0.jL ""A- , .j.... wrapper. rw.R Whole ArrENTioN.-Ia di rected to the manufacturing of soap .! ..u .vldenced by the atuount Lid, U gives the best of -tUJtatkJ; When purcbaslug soapeeet hat It Is the orlictof the Salem Bo mlcal t i. - WOJimN'S.FACES Y T like flowere, fado andwltberwimtime; the bloom of the rose is ouly known to the Uealtuy womno'i checks. The uerv out strain caused by tlje ailuientf and pains peculiar to the, ex, and the Ubor aud worry of rearing a family, can often be traced by the lines In the woman's lace. Dull eyea, the sallow or wrinkled ace and those feelinsrs of weakness" have their rise In the derangements, aud irreplaritlea peculiar to women. , Tho functlojial de fanKements, painful disorders, and chronic weaknesses of women, can he cured with Dr. rierce'a Favorite Prescription, l'orthe voun eitl Just onterlnjr womanhood, for the mother and thow about to, become mothers, and later in "the change of life the "rrescrlptloo" is Just what they aeed; it aids nature iu preparing the 1 the change. It's a medicine prescrihed.tor thirty years, in the diseases of women, by Dr. R. V. Pierce, chief consultlngphrslcM to the Invalids Hotel and Surgical JrwU tuteat Buffalo, N. Y. Dr. Pierce's 1'avorite Prescription will curethe chronic Inflamma. tlonoftbe lining membranes which cause such exhausting drains upon the system. !. " . ...f r.ir.Hnti. aleeDlessness. ftintne..; nerVousdeblllty and lalfdlsorder. arising from derangement of the female organs and functions. Mrs. JEMHIB WJU.1AMS, Ol MUHUW. J-n. v., Or ft oh, wrltm "I Baflsjfifc TTMlclioroTeriu vtsrs with blind dlixy the heart. pln P ? back and head, and at times would have wch a weak tired feet. log when I first .go up In the utornlBg, and at Urue ntrvous chills. t , , ... The physicians dif fered a to what my dlKn wa, but oooo of them did me any rood As soon, as I commenced Uklng Or. D..r. favorile Pie. criE,on X JlfS5JJJ MaaiOut-aL' wen nnn.u "" "?, ..-- - il mUts wlthwit Mtttag Md7 1 took la all tkrej 1 fctles1)('rrtiTf5iwse,WKtry''i. i m j -LtSWsT i ISMfTT'pMrwTI t . n t BJgapagMMMggaMMBEyXVXXVyr-xxvv v ,' v i ! v v v--t v-vrav-vryTy 'ya BrHBsPMsHHHsaPsHHHHBPH ar'-'AsHsV1 'sf 's-laW feiiv LaLi imW"' iiW1 Hfi I WA TVl II il I1 1 r for Infants and Children. MOTHERS, Do You Know that rarec, Uatetnan's Drops, Codfrey's Cordial, many so-called Boothtnjr Bynips, and most remedies for children are composed of opium or morphine? tip Tea Khbw that opium and morphine are stupefying narcotic poisons? Bo Vow Know that In most countries JmgglsUarc not permitted tosell narcotics without labeling them poisons ? a Vow Know that you should not permit any medicine to be given yourchlld Aaless you or your physician know of what It Is composed 1 Po Vea Know that Castorta Is a purely vegetable preparation, and that a list of Its Ingredients Is published with every bottle ? o Taw Know that Castorla Is the prescription ofthe famous Br. Bnmtiel Pitcher. That It has been In use for nearly thirty years, aud that more Castorla Is now sold than fall other remedies for children combined r H Vow Know that the ralent Office Department of the United States, and pf either countries, have issued exclusive right to Dr. Pitcher nnd his assigns to use the word " Caaterla " and its formula, and that to Imitate them M a state prison offense ? Po Yen Know that one of the reasons for granting this government protection was because Castorla had been proven to be absolutely linmilcnn? i po Vots Know that 35 average doses of Castorla are furnished for 33 scuta, or one cent a dose ? Po Yots Ktiowthat when possessedofthls perfect preparation. yourchlldrenmair be kept well, and that you may have unbroken rest ? Well, thewe tlilngH are worth knowing. They are fhcts. The fcoMlmlle wlgnntMrc o fST in on every wrnpner. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. 1 1 1 1 i il- Wholesale Reduction IN PRICE OF- STREET CAR TICKETS 2J CEINTS ID-s&OiEXsj OommenolngOotober7lh, the Halom Consolidated Btrcet Htilway oompnny will plaoo on aala tlokets good until used, nt tliorntoof Jto por 100, or SKcenU onoh, These llokota rnay bt used by anyone without restriction ofnny kind, The ofiropany has, In reaponse to the repeated requests of tin patrons und'tha cltlxens of Ksiem.declded.totrytbeeiperlment forafow nionlns, and If the Increased patronage Justl flea the unheard-ol low rate It will te made pormnnnnt. llckeU on aide at tho office after October 7, 18)11, 179 Commercial Street. Exposition Opens October 5th. PORTLAND, OREGON. iue largest ana rocnicompioiamspiKy ovur inuuoui mo ru.uun:c, iiiiuun.t.c-, w.mm.w.w. buslneea.agrlculture. ioret, intaM, fruit, n-norles, laanulactures and transporUtUoa facili ties of the great l'acluo Northwest. Kluomuilc. flatclnl attractions everyday. lUtesonall Irani poiullon lines. ADMISSION t Blnrle admlslon.. Children under 13 yesre., UMamnn tlj-VtfU season tleke KVhI.STB, Soo. . lOo .rxw Por exhibit stace apply nt the exiosltlo building to O. II.t HUNT.Supt The Willamette Hotel. LEADING HOTEL OF THE CITY.. Management liberal. BEIeclrlo cars leuvo hotel for all nub- tlo tjulldlngs and points of Interest Iteduoed rates. patrons Hpeclal rales will bo given to permanent A. I. WAGNER, BARR & PETZEL, HEATING and COOK STOVES YOOD AND IRON PUMPS, plumbing and TJnninff. Seo Us boforo ordering. 214 Commercial Streofc, C. GOODALE, LUMBER YARD, STREET, NEAR DEPOT T, COBURG TWELFTH All grades and dimensions of BuldlnglLumber.J Irgoat "lock and Lowest prices, J K UAKEU.uManager. GRAY BROS, lalDUsl WAGONS iND GUI Road Machinery and AgrJculturalSlplements. Latwt'.ImproTsd GoodB,and Lowest rrlcoa., W, Cor, Itttf md LMv ' SACEH :JHG0N. COLLEGE OF M05IC of the Willamette. University. -UNDER NEW MANAQ'EMBNT.- Modern tnethodsv Op to date.. Sumo as in tha enslern" and Kuroeesn rtonnratoriM. oa enougli for beginners as woll as for More advanced pupils. W. O. II A. WbKV. President, None but tho best is good 10-7-lm it . v. nun .jo, , rimuflni, R. A. HEItlTAUK, Vocnl Director. KMlliU WIr-KkR.lnsUumeBtAl Dlrecter. X HE - RUBL COLD BLAST FEATHER CO. Wo want good foathere. Will pry cash for them. If you havo an old ibathor bed bring it in; wo'lXbuy it, or will ronovnto it and make it bottor than now. 140 COURT' STREET. Salem Steam Dyeing and Clcaiig Works Have removed to the south room ol the postoffice block, where tho proprietor Is fitting up the establishment with the latest appliances for STEAM CLEANING AND DYEING. The plant Is the most extentiye one In the state, being prepared to handle all kinds of fine fabrics, makes a specialty of Ladles' -md .GcBta'i. clothing, cleans enrncts, blankets, lailltsV hats, stisvr bats and feathers.dyed and renovated. Orders promptly attended to by mall, express or ttage. Your patroaago ts solicited, t WALDERMAR NELS01T. Xvon.. COMMERCIAL STREET. " f . -EXCELSIOR - STABLE- E. C, Hansen, Manager. Only good horses used. Satisfaction guaranteed, back of Stato Insurance block. Stables I mm i OREGON, 1895-1896. The University or Oregon, Uugsnn, Oregon, oilers free tuition to'all student. Youag men can obtain board, lodging, beatasd light lu tha dormitory lor f&Mper week. Koosasr fur nish their own linen. Yuuog woman ara provided wttts board lo prlvata temllls at per week: Young women ftealrln board Should address fro f. John KHaub, Kugne, Ortm. or Bocrolnry Yeuns: Worueq'a ChHsltaaJisoetMtoa. Kutese. 1 he tBlTWlty ulFaes three bae. calaureuto degrees, llaohelorol Aria. Itaehelpr bf Heieaoe and Hacfcw-Urof Lettsrs wltncor- eoune. leading In two years to a ousiueas drplonift anil lutbrssysara to th title graduate lu Kngllah: Aaudvauoed course fur asntimti of aortnal seboois ImhIImU the-tgro nussWr or peaagogyt a poursn oi vno yean ror ta ami tlm tlTln rtlrTVHni hlfl il nduttaUftH. ' .... .... . --.-- . - . : . . --. --. -...-- --.... --. -.. . wnicli 1 payable inaavanct oy,an uuawu, muan uqiaina uipiomaa iroai uo Those dstUrlog Information rasjardlag the Jh sob of rhTalaal eduoaUoti lssvdlotr to a dIMonaa 'mi University charges an lasMaatat fee of10 At. Htudents UoldlBK dluloma froai tha imblto sohool aud those uavln teachers' oerllQ HIinntiiiamlBaUan. Ttioaa ilMlrlnr tn should addrene the IJean.N.U WarrtHran, Kugane. Foi pAtaiogusa aiia. lRfjrraaUo AdrsM O. H. Chapman, President. orJ. J WWtoB.BMwUItefw.'Oretrwil, ' ' 88Jm FIRST NATIONAL DANK DUILDING, SALEM, ORT- V. I. STALEY, PaiNCjrAjj,- r; , Hehoollln continuous sesatau. ntud-.nts mayaatscat any limn. H will pay those who expect to prepare for sonie buslnes pursuit to attend business collece wbsra a aystemalle couiiss of.busluasA IfaJMog m4y'k liatr nnd trained teachers tat tula particular tliM of Vwar K saoU le ! Jluslnesa College oners Ave courses- , T2 "A vI-17.n Business, Shorthand, Typswrilkig, Penmanship and EngM, This U positively' the ely racUe. Out-of-town tu business rollegs la Oregou using the lntw-fosawantraUon syttsmot bost- ness pracue. uut-orwwn aiuasass may mo In nrlvata nimllr at M a wasSL. Wrtts or Bl giving full information relative to cour- . st4r, mis ot tmM,r4, ?nJWJM5 mm OusHV 9HVB9 wrX OTFMsrraOTs) -THE BUFFET OAR BOU0,'E- GBT,nM " NgSiWThe Shortest and, Qujefest Una -BETtfKKN- Pacific Coast Points, St. Paul and the East: CroMcs both the Oosoados and the llocky MounUlns ln''dayllght, a(tordlng "passengers Jtho opportunity of vlowlng the Grandest Sqenei;y in America ! Two trains dally from Pertland: one At 11 u. m. via Seattle, and one at 8:11 P. ta. via U. It. AN.audHpokane. Huns superb equipment, con Isllng of dining oars, btiirot library cars, Pio and upholstereo tourist aleeplngpars, The buffet llbrJry oars ara tnaxyel of algmae and comfort, containing bath rooi, barber shop, easy chairs, ate. The wagolfloent twin Ua mslllr)"ortllwrl, and "Northland." leave Uulntb. svsry Monday and Friday tor tha Mt oo," atarklnao I. land, Detroit, Ulevelend and Dnrrkln In connection with the ureat Mortu ern lUllway 11 .veynur tickets read via the NOKTHKHN HTKAUdllif UOMfANY.aud ea. Joy a UellglUlulrldO free from the heat and dust, forlieketsorgeucrul.lnrofroatlou call ou 16 COMMKIWJIAI BTHEBT, a. B. o. umNibroN, e. p. a t. a, VU Tftlrt. U ltwlland, Or BOZORTH BROS., 2 It, O. BTEVENH. O- W. l'.'A. (i) J Kront at., Ueattle, Wash, TaketheGneCientDailv -i 1 I. - ., .Ml - aVJW.VJk -aasiasV -!- BLANK ORDg trT, 0... ffsPI Name .B -Jy.jS & m$ Stato K i . 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