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Daily Capital Journal
BY HOKBR DROTHRRS,
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 0, 1897.
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DAILY LINK 10 PORTLAND.
STEAMERS
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ti Altona and Ramona
W LEAVE
(J DAILY.
M Portland, 0:45 a. m.
j Salem 7 is n. m., except Sunday.
?? '.Quick time, regular service nd cheap
ft ... .rates. .
tj M. 1. UALDWIN,
I Agent, Salem.
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Jackets
Dress Goods
Embroideries
S9 nW
Three lines that are being pushed
at money wiylnj? tljfiirtiH.
The Jackets onc-tliird olT. The
drew (((MNlii oIilsaI fled Into big piles at
slash prices, 20, 30, 40, 60, etc.; and
the embroideries out at slash prices
2, 3, 4, C, 0, 0, 11 and 14 cents. Splen
did values, originally, and this la a
clean up price.
T. flolverson.
8ALEM SOCIAL NEWS.
Black Cat Hosiery
Nos. 10 and 15 for boys and girls.
No. 10 for ladles.
The best 2Tc hose made.
New Scrims, X
83o. to .Vc. a yd.
Unheard of Prices on
Dress Goods
We throw out a Hue of llroadlicad
mixed, values, 50 to 75c . at .Tic. a yd.
Aline of $1.25 values at 75c.
(ftrArinual sales now on.
J, J, Dalrymple Co,
OIU2GON PERSONALS
Senator A. Oesner went to Portland
this afternoon.
Hon. S. II. Friendly, of Eugene, win
In Salem Tuesday.
Hon. F. C. Ualcer was a pasKcngcr to
Portland this morning.
Hon. J. M. Somnrs, of Albany, was a
passeiigcr to Portland.
Suuator I.L. Patterson was In Port
land Tuosday afternoon.
M. Kllngcr was a business visitor to
Woodbum this afternoon
Senator IJ. l- Mulkoy, of Polk county
was a Salem visitor Tuesday.
Attorney General U. M. Idleman re
turned this morning to Portland.
Senator. I. II. McClung, or Eugene,
came to Salem Tuesday afternoon.
A. W. Olusy, tlio Insurance- man,
was In Woodbiirn, Tuesday afternoon.
Assistant Stato Treasurer V. E.
Hodgkln went to Portland this after
noon
.1. L. Itowmau, traveling wilesman
for Salem Wollen Mills, has returned
from Portland.
Mm. W. Iloynolds roturned this
afternoon from a visit with relatives
at Waterloo.
Jesse Oeorgo, tho lunch counter man
visited Oregon City and Portland
Tuosday afternoon.
Itov. N. Shupp, P. E. for the Evan
gelical association, having headquar
ters at Portland, visited Jollersou this
morning.
lleprescutntlvc-clectlJ. N, Hrowu,
of Iloppncr, Morrow, county, was
among tho politicians bound for
Portland this afternoon.
A. C. Auhloon.u mombur of tho late
boartlof equalization, roturned Tues
day evening from Portland. Mr. Aul-
tloon expects to remain in Salem dur
ing tho session of tho legislature.
Itov. E. Matiror pastor of tho Seven
teenth and Chcmckotu street Evan
gelical church, goes to JelTerson Sat
unlay to hold quarterly meeting ex
pecting to remain over Sunday.
Evangelist Thomas P.Uoyd, formerly
n student tit "Wllluniotto University,
will open a scries of rovlyal meetings
tit tho First M. E. church this Wed
nesday evening at 7:30. It will bo a
"special meeting for Salem business
men, clerks and others." A card will
admit "bearer and friend."
The register at the LNxik Hotel con-
tat tied tho names of tho following
Miss Ella Illrsch Is the iniest of
Portland friends.
Miss Llllle Urodors, of Albany, reg
istered at the Cook hotel this morning.
Harvey Heritage is suffering from
an attack of la grippe for the past ten
days.
Services arc being held every even
Ing.ln thc-Gcrman Baptist church on
North Cottage -street,
llev. A. L. Copley and family have
recently removed to Salorn from Al
bany and are now residing In Depot
Addition.
Miss Helen Calbrallh, a student of
fin Willamette University College of
Music, returned Tuesday night from
a holiday visit at McMlnvlllc.
Mrs. F.J. Schceland returned this
afternoon to Portland after a six
weeks visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jos. Albricht on Church street,
Miss Jessie Stump, accompained by
her brother Fred, are visiting In Inde
pendence, to which place they went
via etcamcr Ktitli, last evening.
Miss Marie Campbell, a Wlllamctt
University student, who has been
seriously III for the past two weeks
with typhoid malaria fever, has
about recovered. Tills will be glad
news to Miss Campbell1 many friends
In this city.
state House pointers.
W. E. Rurke, of Portland, was a
state house caller.
For Thursday occasional rain,
slightly cooler, Is the weather forecast.
O. A. Kolloy, Rlverton, Coos county,
was commissioned a notary today.
The Willamette Excelsior Co , of
Oregon City, by Geo. Rroughtnn, II.
II. JolinHHi and A. W. Howard, incor
porators, capital atock $50,00, filed ar
ticles today.
Thos. Paulsen, of Garden Home,
Washington county, was at the state
house today, to persuade Qov. Lord
if possible, to insert In his message
something about bogus butter.
Hon. J. N. Rrown, of Morrow
county prominent as a candidate for
speaker, was at the state house today,
lie Is one of the readiest speakers and
one or the few members who nave
seen service as legislator.
FINANCES
COUNTY
Matters
COURT MEETS.
Given Consideration at Today's
Session.
Marlon county court convened this
morning, Judge G. P. Terrell and
Commissioners Davis and Watson, sit
ting as court,
The nomination of Commander II.
W. Smith, or Sedgwick Post No. 10,
by the members or that company, to
the otllce of disbursing agent, for the
Indigent soldiers fund, was today ap
proved by the county court. Mr.
Smith's bond, of $1,000 with II. W.
Prescott and Geo. W. Davis, as sure
tics, was also accepted.
The road and bridge accounts were
audited this morning.
m
DIED.
Tacoma Got Left.
.. t.i .
OLYMPIA, Wash, Jan. 0 nie .su
preme court revered the judgement
of ehe superior court of Pierce county,
In t lie can; of the City of Tacoma vs.
the Tacoma LUlit and Water com
nanv. appellant. Tqis is a case In
which an action was brought by the
sespondentcity to recover damages
for the deceit and misrepresentation
.-, .., .,Jof the appellant in the sale of the
oaiews ue umr wU.... ""-...' ,i ni,f ninnts. the nurcnase
evening in Its first session, wun -- VV,, 7.000.
jiritt; ui ""'iiM ......-. .
Considered by the Council.
Report of Treasurer and Fire Chief
Referred,
Today-Today
WE COMMENCE OUR
Mayor Richardson in the chair.
Treasurer Swafford's annual
re-
found for respondent in
Candy Business Prosperous. ,.
S. L. Jones, traveling salesman for
a San Francisco confectionary house,
was a passenger to Portland this morn
ing having made a brief visit with
his family In this city. Mr. Jones re
ports tho holiday trade In confections
as being exceptionally good. Ills
houso was obliged to refuse orders
amounting to 10,000 pounds, or line
candles. The trade of tho nast year
by far exceeded that of 1895, notwith
standing tho prevailing "hard times."
Originally Mr. Jonas territory con
sisted of Oregon, Washington, Cali
fornia, Idaho, Montana, Utah and
Neyada but since tho territory was
too largo In which one man could look
after tlio Interests or tho company It
was necessary to restrict Mr. Jones to
Oregon, Washington, California and
Idaho. Frank Pornardl, also of this
city, lias accepted a position with the
same house and will cover the remain
der of tho territory originally given
Mr. Jonos.
Rkoknts to Mkkt at Cokvallls.
Stato Superintendent G. M. Irwin
went over to Corvallls this morning
to attend tho regular semi-annual
meeting of tho board of regents for
tho Oregon Agricultural College, lo
cated at Corvallls. Gov. W. P. Lord,
Secretary H. R. Klncald, Hon. IT. W.
Davenport, and otlior members of tho
board were unablo to go owing to so
much work demanding tlioir atten
tion preparatory to tho meeting of
tho legislature. There Is no business
of general importance to come before
tho board for lus consideration.
ROWLLEY. At state insane asy
lum, on Tuesday, January 5, 18U7,
Martin Rowley, aged 5!) years.
Deceased was born In Leltrim
county, Ireland, and at the age of 0
years came with his parents to the
United States, settling In Minnesota.
In 1802 ho came to Oregon, locating
In Marlon county, where he was mar
ried to Miss Clara Yost, with whom
he lived happily until tier death In
18U5. He leaves four sons and one
daughter, who Is married. Two sons
and the daughter reside in Minnesota.
Harry and Frank.agcd 17 and U.years,
respectively, reside In thiscity.
Shortly before Christmas Mr.
Rowley was taken ill with la grippe
and a few days later facial erysipelas
set In. On Tuesday arternoon Mr.
Rowley had been sitting up and at 5
o'clock remarked that, he must He
down when he expired almost In
stantly, t
Mr. Rowley has been an employe at
the insane asylum Tor the oast eluht
years, serving iu tho capacity of night
watchman and supervisor.
Mr. Rowley was a member of Pro
tection lodge. No. 2, A. O. U. W.; past
master of Salem lodge, No. -1, A. F. &
A. M and a member of .Multnomah
Royal Arch Chapter, No. 1.
Funeral services will be conducted
at 2 p. m., Thursday, from the Insane
asylum, under the auspices of the
Masons. Rev. J. Rowcrsox, of the
United Evangelical church, will
mako a short address over the remains
after which they will be takeu in
charge by tho Masons. Interment
will be in the I. O. O. F. cemetery.
I J. IIU JIIIJ
port was called up, read and referred tJ sum ()f 3787,500, and ', from the
to the new finance committee witn in-i tcnl;rC(j upon this verdict
otvtiittnna in rnrvirt. fit. I Itf I1GXL rt
! and the order of the superior coun
denying the .motion for a new trial
an appeal was taken. Fraud was re
lied upon as the basis of plaintiff's
causeof action. The court says it is
not based uqon anything in the con
tract, but claims of false representa
tion in regard to the character extent
and value of property-sold are made.
After a lengthy review of the evl-
rtpnefi in the case, tills court holds
that the evidence was insufficient to
justify the submission of the case to
jury, and that defendant's motion for
a nonsuit should have been granted;
also, that the trial Judge In ruling
upon the motion for a new trial ex
pressed dissatisfaction with the ver
dict and stated that lie would hayc
found differently had he been a Juror.
The supreme court holds that, enter
taining such a view, it was the duty
of the trial judge to set the verdict
aside.
SAMPLES.
guest: VI1111I0 Graham, of Hubbard;
It. F. Myors.of JotTorsonjE, K.Cramer,
of Gates; F. L. Kenton, of Albany; C.
w. ueor.ur wniicaKor; .1. w.sinitti.st.
Paul; J. A. Wheeler, Independence;
May Thorpe, Stayton; J, M. Evans,
Portland: and Wcslev Junn.ot Prim.
Vllle.
V3RCXP
Prices still continue low. Cut
prices on all crockery and will
continue for the next 30 day s.
Sonncmann's Groccry,124 State
street, 43t
LESLIE. At tho Indian school,
Wednesday, morning, January tl,
1897. of consumption, Mitchell
Leslie, nged 17 years.
Deceased had been 111 for some tlmo
and his death was expected. Rurlal
will occur at tho school cemetery,
Thursday.
Annual
Inventory
Sale,
Big reduction on dress goods
and jackets mackintoshes and
clothing, snocs and hats. Call
and save money,
F. & G, corsets.
Pine kid gloves.
"Albert" fast black hosiery.
WILLIS BROS, CO,
f Vtnrf. unit l.llwtrfv.
Tho Cash Dry (loods, Clothing aud couuoU,to till tho vacancy mu$xl by
tooo iiousc, i resignation
New Coon in Town.
During tho tuist year Salom gained
some renown as the only place on this
coast whore monkeys wore raised
Now Old lllll Anderson, the ownor of
tho famous baby monkey, has taken
to raising coons-tho ring-tailed vari
ety. Ho has 11 largo cage sot
nsldo for this purpose, and proposes
to have- Mime young coons, If they are
to bo had. Ho would like to
buy a live gontlonum coon, and any
one to fortunate us to catch one will
do well to call on Mr. Anderson at his
coonory, 217 Commercial street. His
baby monkey Is now 8 mouths old. It
has not yot boon won nod, but Is u ery
notlvo little pot.
Hovi) Mkhtinus. -At tho M. E.
church. Special business men's meet
ing for employer, clerks and others.
Evangelist Thos. P. Rood will preaoh
especially to buslmxy men this Wed
neday owning at 7:30.
Joeeph itustor, of lmdletmi, has
boe-11 ntipultiiad inouibur of the ultv
MARKETS.
VVIIKAT.
Talklngton, Rottger & Co's., cir
cular for Jan. tl, 18D7:
Tho market opened -slightly above
yosterdays closing. The foreign
markets did not sympatlilxo to any
great extent with our break of yester
day. Holders roallied truly and the
soiling pressure continued throughout
tho session, resulting In a net decline
or over two cents rrom opening.
Cables were a shade lowor, but stoady
feelings prevails iu European markets,
which aro more in Hue need by the gen
oral situation than by dally Jluctua
tlons at speculative centers. North
western receipts indicate a lighter
movement and California advlcos con
tinue very bullish. We still reel
moderately bullish on wheat and con
tinue to advlso Its purchase on soft
spots. Tho market certainly has a
very strong uudertoue. Chicago Mav
wheat opened on board at &3K8i and
closed at 81 (n31 1. Cash sales wont at
78. Liverpool, January fls 101d.
structlons to report
regular meeting.
Mr. Hfilmnn moved to Droceed to
the election of officers. Carried.
Messrs. Legg and Graham were ap
pointed tellers. Mr. Holman nomi
nated Messrs. Gamble and Gibson for
policemen, and upon motion those
two men were unanimously chosen.
City engineer was next In order, and
as Mr. Gobalet, the present Incumbent
was the only nominee, that gentleman
was also unanimously chosen. For
chief engineer of the tire department,
O. D. Ilutton fared the same as Mr.
Gobalet, and was duly elected.
The present corps of men In the Are
department was recommended by
Chief Hutton, and all were unani
mously re-elected.
Mayor.Rlcliardson's annual address
was read by Recorder Edes, after
which It was ordered referred to the
respective committees of ;the council.
A communication was received from
C. A. Stockton, In regard to a gar
bage crematory. Referred.
COMMITTEES NAMED.
The following committees for 1897
were appointed by the mayor:
Ways and means Smith, Lawrence,
Holman,
Ordinance Gra'..am, Legg, Park
hurst. Accounts and current expenses
Lawrence, Smith, Parkhurst.
Streets and public property Park
hurst, Smith, Lamport.
Linccnses Legg, Simpson, Graham.
Fire and water Simpson, Smith,
Lawrence.
Health and pol Ice Lamport, Simp
sou, Graham.
Printing Holman, Slrnpn, Lam
port. City hall -Holman, Lawrence,
Smith, Legg.
The annual report of the chief of
the tire department was submitted
and referred.
A petition trom I. L. Klmber, II.
M. Uranson and others, for a new side
walk on the north side of Center
street, between Commercial and Lib
erty; also a crosswalk across Coaimer-
cial street at said Intersection. Re
rcrred. City Treasurer Swafford was present
and stated to the council that Inas
much as he was having some difficulty
In obtaining new bondsmen, requested
that the council inform him Just
what kind of a bond it required, stat
ing also the amount or the same. He
Mated that his friends hesitated about
signing a new bond until the shortage
caused by the Williams & England
bank failure was properly adjusted,
and for that reason presented a draft
of a new bond, which is like the old
bond except the following provision,
which Mr. Swafford suggested should
be inserted:
"And It Is also understood nmi
agreed to, by the common couucll of
nit uij ui ouiuiii, anu tiereoy made a
part of this board, that the above
named sureties of the said E. J. Swar
ford, shall, In no way be hold to be
liable for auy previous act of his or
ills sureties, during his conduct or
sild otllce, prior to the date of this
instrument."
Mr. Holman moved that the matter
of a new bond be referred to the
proper committee, with Instructions
to secure legal advice upon the mat
ter and report to the council.
Every article in our store reduced,
greatest sale ever held in Salem,
daily for prices,
This will be the
Watch tliis space
' smmm
257 Commercial st.
r j. 1 &l s !PnJfiI
rat ij) biro rain
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Information for Persons Receiving Copies
of This Issue.
Tub Journal has in the past year
gained a state circulation. It is the
only paper in Oregon besides the Or
egonian that is takeu iu every part of
the state as the potot)Ice records
show. You are asked to circulate it.
Because:
1. It is a clean paper
2. It is an independent paper.
3. It is an oppo-itiun p, per. It op- j
P0f3Currunt politics, corr pt methods
and corrupt men in all parties. I
It supports aggressively lhe GOOD i
It finds in public and private lire and
In all parties. It attacks the evil
wherever it finds it.
j. lit. juoti.MJi. iiuvucuies 01a
rasnioued honesty and Jeffersonion
simplicity. It don't know the mean
ing of compromise of principle. It is
always on the side of the people as
against the aggressions of power that
tend to destroy freedom and equal
rights.
Still at It. Delivering notes and
packages to all parts of the city. Ring
telephone 40, or Blue boxes for a bi
cycle messenger.
Crockery,
Glassware,
Tableware.
t
The Pioneer Store is making a break
in Crockery Glass and Chlnaware,
which places their fine line of goods
below anything ever attempted. Din
ner sets 12(1 pieces, semi-porcelain
decorated $10 rm.
44 pieces Tea Set. $n.2,; Water Sets,
Imported glass, SI. S3 to $1.93; worth
nearly double.
Everything from a teacup to the
finest imported sets reduced to the
cost line. Cash takes everything at
yonr own figure,
. y&s s
DIDN'T
I
before, but found it out the other
day,that the cheapest place to buy
shoes in Salem is at
KRAUSSE EROS.
You Can B: Well
When your blood is pure, rich and
nourishing for nerves and muscle.
The blood is the vital lluld, and when
it is poor, thin and impure you must
either suHer or you will fall a victim
to sudden changes exposure, or over
work. Xeep your blood pure with
Hood's Sarsaparilla and be well.
Hood's Pills are the best after-din ner
pill; assist digestion, cure headache
2o cents.
CASTOR! A
For Infants and Children.
THE GREATEST COMBINE.
Thrice a Weelc New York World, Weekly
Cincinnati Inquirer and Weekly JourruU
for Sa a Year.
Io you want the Free .Silver Cin
cinnati Inquirer and Wkkkly Capi
tal Journal? Our club rate is 11.40
for both.
Do y u want a gold standard paper
with Tim Journal? Then take the
Thrlce-a-Week jf. Y. World. Our
club rate is 81.75 for both.
1 J,e.pafi?rs.fJor TlJK Wkkkly
T..".u, :.." .w' inquirer and Tri-
M) Morta-an eastern, middle
J?fw ft eSlWn WW-1 PW a
Addre Journal office, Salem, Or.
Big Milwaukee Estate Settled.
MiLWAUKEE,Jan. 6.-A final settle
ment of all Interests under the will of
Geo. lilies, who died a year ago, has
been made. All litigation has been
dropped, and an agreement reached by
all persons interested for a distribu
tion of the property. The settlement
disposes of all claims. The estate is
estimated at 83000,000 to $4000,000.
with
Onk DHUNK.-IUeorder Ed X. Edes
oday S4BHH! a drunk to five days
nth city jail. This Is the first of
this dAM Of law.hrnV- .1... ....
(mm IU.I,,.l,K.,,i , l..i...i ..... .. " '"ut "as
...viiv.i,wuU iu inn mors I Tww ueiore iu rtHumiar f .....
west of tho englno lwuso. We will bo 01 days. reooroer for sev
REMOVED
nloUSOd tO moot all our nu$tnitAr m
Mid stand, whom we will be prepared
t; do genoral repairing and horse-'
Mioolng.
1 1h Olovbk Pcuii. i
Wkkk or Puayhr. The younv?
jwoplo of the First llaptUt okwvli aru
hoWtug IntorusUng mooting mcm
Right this wk In obsaryawo of the
week ef mayor. The mtUta Is r.
tllally Invited, toattowl the westings,
! days
What rt of
is raanev-tiacu?
ScKffmg's Bast at
grocqr's.
IT
your
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
LOCAL APPLIfA-rrnvc .. ..
eunot reach the at of the diWai Cat "E
waaderful re.alt, in curW C& h ch
tetiRxuli free C llnh- Send for
tP-SoldbyifeTu4Co-T.0.
PORTLAND JURKET.
Floor Ponlinj n
3M."isrSSV&
Si-issrsse-sssg-
.. Ores,,
- .USUI,
Eecs..0rei;on,27.3oc per doz
Y.ldef,Bieen' "lted fc lbs lVfi '"ider
6oJb.s. 66ic: shP pelts. io(a7oc
Tallow 2jc3c
Oniorjv-S5c Pe' "ck.
Wheat Bags Calcutta 4.25(4.37.
34C ' iycl'e- lima
HogHeavy, 3.00 to 3.25
Bmter.. Best dairy.2S35c; fancy rcirm
jasoc.
Cheese .ioTSiic.
fii?e.d-FruiirA!)pl,es' evaP"ted, bleached
7c; unbleached, 3c4c; sundried. 4c
rears 5c6c
i lumi-puless, 3c4c.
..u,1s-4vc(a;oc.
Veal-smallj; larg:
"""ion weatners
mutton, 4c.
e-steers 2.3S;coS i.7S-.:2.2S;dressed
uuKep.I7r,,oon6c-
Woo?X?0nA.NS,T..
(2.1c. ni.. m.. " 'yc mienoi
-f. '- -.
lie fae-
:iailj
ttgutsra
tt
m
Itn
Tirr
;e Altc per lb.
i.ooj ewes 1.30: dress-d
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in groceries, oaints. oils.
window glass, varnishes, and
the most complete stock of
brushes of all kinds in the
state, Artists materials, lime,
hair, cement and shingles, and
finest quality of grass seeds,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
9t; KJt (99c.
p"Pnolet8.iocforneW.
fteSr"c per sack.
Oat$-nihnE, I.O50I.2O.
u-v... -VLEil MARKET.
""-i.,7sc. Der nu
. - , - .,
PJMOC.
timothy 11.00.
.J,rv-ic.
! .VU
"5Sl3pcrton.
H
Mur.
!.. i-AJrBtrte8 shim, iitoii..
.,-,, -..i,me, uj.
Oregea
"T, 9loc; HaMr
3.
S:Uirt
'"w3,aaeki
Oau
Hajr Baled .cheat, 900:
Wti:, bultJ'-.- "tail
M?o-,;.te(irB'ke'---.KooSterS,
Vel-.DreedV4
Hogs ..Dressed. 30,1
Live CattU .l,,'J
Potato,. .3jctwto
vnieat joe.
FOUND..
Near InmK-r .....1 ir.u
O vnl',P rSilver,r,mmed eye Blassas in case
r-"'t; iui 1111s notice.
1-6 3t
10 LET.,,
from state
street.
Furnished
house. A.
rooms three blocks
dinger, 321 Mill
1-5 It
&, Ld we
hanV- P,. .. r cr 'Qi uusn1
wnk. Prompt attention to all clases of work.
. ..r
SEplNCT PKUNlNCi ot all kinds,
I '? grading and seeding lawns, etc
of Maft0& CaU at second hc'north
oiAIar1ononTh.re,tnstreetor address by
Indian school ,V'or'""es 1"S tne
good house, bain and well
Sta?:!?' Wr Ave acr'of
braen land, eood lmnc k,. j 11
Ad,W?ra.onthor'ear foflow cash rent.
twon.iu".0' aPP'y t G.W.Pearmine.
uituui lown on rivr rn.tr
town on river road. Il.25tf
J-AKfET PAPER-Large lot ol Hecvy
L'MNu 11 Sr iisi.n 1... ,
W5MC ffite y? piace- h
VIM
MmisJf
orrepaWr n V Pr,ePrared all kinds
htoreromEotlvi!? f ' Martln's Jelry
. --, -.twiucii 10. 1230 n