Daily capital journal., March 13, 1897, Image 4

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-' - Daily Capital ifobrnalr Ff RST-PAYMENT
y HOKER BROTHERS,
SATI7RDA1. MARUH U, VSfi.
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Of 1896 Taxes to Treasurer.
Bsfe&s TraAsact'4 is Yaowrt De
putm&tts i Msrffe$ Capital.
WHk the steamer Al
g tona is uodergo-ng re
Cg) pairs, steamer Pamcna
2k will Iffavc Salem for
, , w .
ci roruaxKJ cu iYiouoiy c
wcanoodY aua rnua
-ric - ...: Je'
on the following days.
Tho? ae Ifc
The
American
Queen.
rree for the rearto H n
fa Kicfc, f ceaua x jwn-K aH
.fritter is April. 7J cewa a ftatjA
tgi4vm Wr- J all ! "
afcer Ma. All Mfctcntm hhc a
idiire fc Ae tuioa aMfc
Jt M wet be saasied. Ii will M.tct
Kroed. 0w2 M tfc ?ud fcr t
espies Ain ow ed xa, ire reserve rW
right sedfepose of tke ofe rot calte
A by tit JMfc f tke nee a eft.
Ok
Co,
J, J. Dalrymple
gbertC T. 1. Wtttfkimtn tviay-
t tmX prM f J&4 Urate
to Ommht Tiitwtf 6. L. BMW.
TVr imp I, 1m wl war tela?- wa
MSI M aaaj m V fr eiitoaf e -towta
f aadat
xi4m ............ , .. $ 9 t"
CUy 4 Mains H
Sebrjol Dtstrtct Xa9l ft
CKf of WocaJbOTai at
Inartet 2Co Mi
K9t IMtrfetIl J
-Kty Jtatrtl XJt J
-fetorrtt ItiaUiet X.S. ft
OMaatr awtf ai4eaf..7aSI
Total tM tl
Tkc far Sheriff Krfefctaaa law te
wed' lltr MM tatX ICCf pU. SajUCt-
ia today's imtwmt MBtf tnm the
tMl tax itS.MM9 lea a anaww
rf il5JBfc.2
DvaartaMitt 2fo 2 of la Mtttoa
OoMrtf ClrcsK Oort win te tM
fcwd Tacftdaf laorala the Mta.toat.
flr J4e II. II. HewlU karfa take
aowriMMeat U tbet say fr Wed
iH4a7 afteraty. Jsdge Geo. II. Ikrr
aett irffl reewrreae deptrta8t "o.
I of Uk circnil eoart oa aezt Weds-
8 awtaiw; te I7Ut 1hC
SALE EXTRAORDINARY,
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG! FRiday and Saturday
The Foremost Athletic Trainer in America Recommends
Paine's Celery Compound.
DOMESTIC
HOSIERY,
We art iliz felt ad cttMrftte Ne
ellfee cteUaie(! MV Ck"1 llirj,
a4e fcy tbe Cacao Ko&t4 llftiieif
Ca-, at It&9k, Wh.
VvUmk)U4j Ike Um Irasd f DocMwtie
Uudttj no ti isarVet We carr Uk
ptiiq ao4 nWoi lor J4tt. twiwn Md
(MMes, tad tke diKMi "Leather Steck
tegv" lire (or Uj. We witfc to call
ifJUI aileixiea to iWm ae k m m&
10 I art Mae leather dote nbbed to taut
It t cot etlr Mtafxmd or tora tnpte
Vhet ad Ikat ocim a whole lt, for
t9 will pta maM. tjHcftdxl heel
aMI l, awl m alAtel tuinleM
V( can do v& Sxtttr than to mj "Mack
Cat" Hotter, U good tottd eter da)
wear, jtkei 35, 30 and 33 teota pet pair
T. floluersoD.
OREGON PERSONALS.
Herb FreoVs rtrBti to Marios to-
da.
H.J. Otteawolior Is rohk froen
Pwtlaad.
F. K. LortMl vraat to Portia ed tttls
atUsrnc&H.
Z.Crarea was a Portfaad bola&H
rfsltor Uxlay.
J. P. Jones roturrMxl tbls aftornwn
from Ilbrj.'.
Oiiiatjr AseKr J. Yi Hobart was
In IVMtlaad lodny,
Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Latupvrt vrere
1'ortlarx rifrUors today.
Attorney Oermral 0. 31. Idieman,
U Iwcne from Corrallls.
. II. Loooey, of Jefferson, hid
bHlfrM at tlieasyluti) today.
Mr. and II rs. L. Adatus left Friday
niyht for their tiguie at Gates.
JIIsf Gertie Martin is home from a
Tlslt with Oregon City frlond.
Itev. Jolin Parson went to Lebanon
this uornlnc to remain over Sunday.
Prof. D. V. Yoder, of Hie W(idhurn
Dress Goods
S laeb Henrietta, ail sjtv
AU wool in Freoch fKte
PtaaKT a.xtiire? 'nr
psaey aiiJtorte all wo
rtuy M jmrafr Jc IQ ..... ... ... B-
Haaae new pattents -3
-e -TV7u .1 tninrfe in this stk all oar new silks for waists ar -1 .Jl
nc;u" , j,aH mtter V- -lul
3iB5pneesfW9wcv "-i""'
257 Commercial st
3 mllo iib of miy on ner toad or lias 145
Salem 3-IJ-Jt
CHAROKO VtTM LARCENY.
One, Zunlg, If Arretted But Promptly
Diacharged From Cuatody,
JuL lofore the tialorn local departod
far Portland tliU mornltiu Chief of
Police A. C. Dlllny took Into custody
a tttill-drofrfrod Kontleman. having the
appoaranec of a traveling man, just as
he wa IxwrdlnK' the train. Tliear
roit was made on complaint of a Mlw
Allln, who resides on Front htreet,
cliarKltiK the man with the larceny of
her void watch. Owihk to the laok of
Runlclenl evldoncc to warrant hlndiof;
the man over to the urand Jury, he
was promptly released from custody,
and took the 220 local for Portland.
Upon Inquiry It was learned that
the man had been Htopplng at the Al
lln boarding liouw, on Front stroot,
and during IHr Hliort utay in our city
hud become enamored after the young
lady. Shortly after tils rioparlurc
from the residence, thin morning, the
young lady m I wed her watch and she
Immediately HUsplulonod Zonlg. Hlie
In for mod Chief Dllloy of the occur
rence with the above result-
Zonlg ctultiiH the ulfalr was a
trutu'KMl-iij) uhurge. In nrdor 'that he
might Ixj placed In a bad light before
the public He hat) the appuarumu.' of
being an lioniwt, ludtmtrloim fellow,
and wub not a little burpdfted when
a r routed at lliu deixit this morning.
Fuhk MBnioniftT. North Salem.
preooliliig at 10u and u by Mm.
Mundoll.
!.' I JUL
! tHtblie Khools wax in the city today.
WAft'TJJI) Man Willi iiimn rnichine Ul Itiro lKinv mt In liuri Prlilnv in
take job efpriW nc Annly G W rearmtBe..,i.. .f,i. ,.i!J,, ,. c,.
3 mllo swib owir on ner f&4 ot Ika 14? i TT . owi-
rair.
State Superintendent G. 31. Irwin
returned tills afternoon from Cor
vallls. Perry Card left this afternoon for
Salinas, Col., to remain about six
months.
IteceiverandMrs. F, H. Anon went
U Portland tills afternoon for a few
day visit.
Major Dunnlway, secretary o he
executive department, is laid up with
a touch of grip.
Secretary of Stale Klneaid has gone
to Portland und will spend Sunday at
Kugone as usual.
Iteprofecntatlvc W. K. Chapman wa
in the city, today, returning to his
home, at lirookn, tlis afternoon.
Mr. J. N. Ilrown, of Heppner, Mor
row county, is In the city, the guest of
her peronU;, Prof, and 31 rs. 5C.31. Par
vln.
3Irg. A. L. ISriggK who has boon vis
iting Mr. L. K. Gardner, relurnod
lhl afternoon to her home at Sllvor
ton. Itev. I)ulel WoUter, who has boon
preaching for the IlepUft, has gone
to GnuiLH Pnni to hraate with u
church there.
President J. 31. Wallace, of the
Sulem water company bus returned
from Portland. Ilo rciort quite a
snow-fall at the metroiolls early this
morning.
Mr. und Mm. K. 31. Wulte write to
tliolr friend that they are enjoying
theuiKolves at Lw Angelotj, the guasta
of 3lk Wnlte'K hlsUT.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Uolton who left
Sulem for Alberta. II. 0., a yoar ago,
and thon moved to Vlotorlo,
are now pleasantly located nt bantu
Um, Cul
Dr. A. W. Tliornton and Mrs. W. P.
Tinl, wlio are arousiag considerable
Interest In tlio question ef tlax culture,
through the Willamette Valley, wont
to Portland thU morning.
A. W. DepnU ban received uows of
tlioiliMith of his rather at Margate,
Prince Hdwards Island. Mr. Dennis
luiK the H)iuputhy of a large number
of friends In his bereavement.
Ardon Stiulmi roturned this morning
from Juokwinvllle, whither ho was
suimnunod owing to the sickness and
death of hs sister. Mr. Shulso ex
IH10U to leuvu In nlwiit throe weeks for
gun Francisco where ho will enter tho
Cooper medical college.
Jfen Grabaa k Uk foreman raaa In Axaer.
kao atbletlct.
It waa be who managed lb- teceeMfal team
from thfci cevtrtr tba autatted world-wide
attention in the receet Giropic games at
Atheot.
Formerl trained for Columbia eo lege.tben
for Prireeton and finally for Harrard uniycr
tit ,Mr. Graham had macb to do with raUinj
the standard of coilegiate pot4 A iraall
array of gentlemen have been gaided by him
twee he left Harvard a ad lo-.k bit prtwat
poHtwn, aepetiateuitnt o! the Umoti gyma.
iium of the iluaioc athlet c ataociatioa.
Three of bla j.totrgea, While, lirewer aad
McCarthy have jnu won the New Eeb'Mi
ehampioathip at the mile, qaatter-rai't and
five -mile ran. He haa liaised Weeks of
Brown aaivertity, one of the beat college
sprimert'in the coaatry.
Many another atadent f what Hnkes men
and women itrong haa nd and hai recom
mended I'aine's celery compoood aa the et
known remedy far tho who are weak snd
dispirited, the overworked and en fee Wed per
sons v. ho are mot coremed in the general
awakening of interest in outdoor exercise and
indoor attention to the proper rules of health
It was the ablest protestor ol medicine and
surgery in sny college, mat giant among men.
"-U11 m.ij
Reduced Prices on
Everything
in the house
during our, great
removal sale
All the new Spiing stud live laded.
Itiicdrcst goods, lining, k Id t;U
cor en, hiMlery, laees, (ilibasM, itlli,
velveit) Hint. itius'tiw, sheetlitg, etc
l'tnt ilioes of alt kiatU, clvlhtng and
hats ml furnishing goods
ILLIS BROS, CO,
" Cwun anJ Libciir, the Cth Dry Coalt,
Clothing aad Shoe House,
fro? Edward E. I'helps, M D.. LL D., of
Dartmosth college, who after years of patten:
investigation aadjStady, assisted by all that
was beat in the proxies of medical science at
home and abroad, fast discovered the wonder
fal (bnaala of Paine's celery compound.
There was no doebt of the interest that
would be awake&ed at once by the announce
ment of say discovery by Prof. Phelps. The
physicians, and forthwith this remarkable
Paine's celery compound was personally nsed
and professionally prescribed by thera. The
r- jIi nX (he ctaet investigation might have
b en expected. It soon repaired a consider
able indostry to produce the remedy, ard rap.
idlv but iteadily, withoot ceasing thedsmind
or PaineN celery composad his increased,
antil today there is no other remedy that in
comparison begins 10 hold half the public at.
untie n thai it DOldt.
In nntoli number of cases where every other
remedy hat been iried and tailed, Paine's cel
ery compouaJ hat attained the wished-for
results, miking the weak strong, par tying
tb: blood, relKiildinz the wornoat nervous
iiur, curing canmic sickdcss, proving a
never-failing and permanent relief for lhtu
matism, neuralgia, kidney diseases and dis
oicers of the liver, alt due to the impairment
of the person's nervous system, the consequent
impoverishment of the blood and breaking
down in coosefiaeDce of some particular or.
gan
When Mr. Graham, writing Jan. IS. iSt;,
said: "I have used Paine's celery compount
to my benefit, and I have no doubt that an
person undergoing great physical lad mental
strain would find it of great service. For stu
dents especially it ought to be of great vaUe '
When so prominent a student ol bodily health
who has no equal, unless perhaps, me men
tions Dr. Sargent of Harvard, with whose
methods Mr. Graham becajns well acqaainted
at Harvard n hen .Mr. Graham says bluntly
that after his experience he believes others
would find Paine's celery compound of great
service what man and woman out of perfect
health can afford to neglect his well consid
ered and ex,jert advice!
There is no doubt that Paine's celery corr
pound cleans the blood of ecrema, salt rheum
and such humirs, not only in the spring, that
is to favorable a time, but at any.time during
the year, so thoroughly that nothing further is
ever heard of them.
Paine's celery compound has been tested,
tried, scrutinized and heartily appoved by so
wj .tiruai pnysicians and men and wo
men wboe word in any matter would not be
questioned .or a n ixent, ' that one must tv
siubborn.minded indeed who prefers to mepe
around half sick instead of verifying these
positive, straightforward statements
Kola Js'ols, of the hop firm of Faber
.V Nels, of Albany, was, in the city,
today. 31 r. Nols expects to leave, on
Mond..y, on a two month's tour of
the principal cities, of the Eastern
suite.. He will not roturn before
3Iay 1.
Ilov. J. C. IJaker, who will preach at
thoFlrst Buptlst church tomorrow
was pactor of the Salem church from
1877 to 1882, when.he resigned to take
the portion of Baptist missionary for
the northwest, which position he hold
fur four years residing atSulom about
ten years In all. He was also founder
of the Pacific Uuptlst at Portland,
which he edited for some yours.
The Musical Event
of noxt week will be the s-econd an
nual closing corcert of tho Salem
Choral socloty.I under tho direction
of Professor Worschkul. The socloty
will present a varied program nfcho
rusos from the old mastors, on which
they have been at work for u number
of weeks. Those will Include Mon-
delsohm's beautiful "Farewell to the
ForeHt" and "How Lovely are the
Messengers;" Domzetta's lovely
'Italia, Italia Beloved;" and the stir
ring "Hallelujah Chorus" from Han
del's 3Iosslah, besides splondld selec
tions from Henlgl, Fanning, Franz
and llauptuuin. Professors Heritage
and Werschkcl will appour in duets
and solos, nnd tho Chemekota quar
tet will render a favorite select Ion.
The splendid auditorium, or the 31.
K. church, ha? been secured, and soats
plated nt 26 cents. Tickets jn salo at
Dearborn's No extra charge for re
served seats.
CHEMAWA.
Gymnastic exercises are given the
pupils dully, In the new gymnasium
by Disciplinarian D. E. Brewer.
3Ir. Boles, of Junecln, Alaska, vis
ited his children at the school Satur
day. He was pleased with their con
dition and progress.
tanning will commence at the
school as soon as the woather will per-' ,ll.e sefona' flct at every performa
in It. We hone the farmer will ho
buccvssiui in producing good crops
tins year as tuey wore last, and espec
ially the "Murphies."
The lecture which was delivered at
the school by Col. noforon"The Love
of Home," was highly appreciated an
we hope others, who are Intorestej d
our school will follow his good ex 'n
pie. am-
A band concert was given Saturday
evening In the chapel by the school
band.
Rev. Burdettc preached a cood ser
mon to the pupils Sunday afternoon,
3Ilss Florence Wells, one of the as
sistant teacuers nas Deon on the sick
list for several days.
Laugh and the World Laughs With You
The statement that any woman
can stand on the stage before a vast
audience, unaided by any device
whatever, excepting the irresistable
infectiousness of her own laugh and
cause the audience to burst into roars
of the most h.lairous laughter, seems
almost incredible, yet this Is precisely
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WuATUBii Foueoast. Sunday rain
una warmer temperature.
at fa
llens
ticuiut
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Oa.SM'OiXt TA.
Tub Cold "Wiuther. The weather
of the past week has been especially
harmful to growing grain and hinders
largely in the sowing of later crops.
"ot only Is tho present cold weathor
injuring the grain but as a rosult the
sheep are suffering considerable. In
the Willamette valley where we arc
accustomed to 6uch mild winter
weathor, no provision whatever is
made by the majority of -the farmers
for the protection pf their sheep from
unexpected storms. There is one con.
solution at least in having our present
disagreeable weather, In tho fact that
wo will not bo obliged to experience
the same six or eight week9 hence
when we naturally anticipate warm
spring weathor. The storm this morn
ing reminded one quit forcibly of an
Eastern blizzard on a small scale.
'At the French Ball." and nuJl"
wis the audience laughing, she
tandsthordaughing back at them
afGrU,DB lauShed'atuer. Her exU.
after this scene, together with her
,:T"uui arusuc interpretation of
the funny tipsy scene In the last
act, that prompted Mr. Joseph JeS
equal on the American stage. The
managers of the Eeed have secured
wX2lco r her new . S
Wednesday night.
On the Riveras a result nfth
your grocer sells you a
Package of Schilling'! Best
fyou don't like it hfretur
your money.
pleN,;ko5frkbusiness-d
PORTLAND MARKET. !
WalWla?;? U "htat 'H
flour Fonlmrt . -? n.-
, T--J.1 uimwi tOODiy,
4-rt.3-3k"P!!fi75 per .bbl'
-- """'-uw-c;grey,30OL.Optjjej.
Potatoes. . Oregon, 65970c per sack.
Hay .Good, 1313.50 per ton.
Hops ctoc.
70l"ValIey' I0IIC; Ea,ern ren
Mohair. . isi7C
Mtllstuns..bran.$i5.oo;jhortsji6 5o.
turkeys, dressed, u(2 14c, J "
YKt. -'Jregon.uc per doz.
Xllflea fn..n .!.-.! - it. ..
60 IbsScVsheep pellsT, "
Onions7.i.25(aiSOperl6o
Wheat Bags-Calcutta5.oo per I00.
Hoi; Tf:r " rte- .nf,K-' m
Bu.te.Bestdairy.scoc; fancy creamery !
Cheese .l?Jc.
ra-5e6c
Hums-pitless.3c4c.
4iBeeUsteers.2.7Sa3!cows $21.50 dressed
asiffSuSs. ,oc-j :
-in pails, jfo
What-6101 MARKET-
OatS ACr-
Stra'jS?' Ch;a'' "00: tta7 .oo.
4,SUrhi JlttH retaU
H.02s..Dresed.'4ae..
Ijve Cattle.. 2rS25sV
Shp. Uve, I g'
jyool.,Be. ijc.
Hopv.Best.ga.oc
r-SE...weaka.Sioc
llc:shoulders,SJc " 7; hams
DrUdV1.1 5'r be.
Plums 4c "Wac
You should tn Dawson's Bitters,
Wheat.
Taiklngtou, Bottger- Co.'sclrcnlii
ivuu says: 1
uiicaqo 3Iar. 13 3Iav wlieat opecs
U, "Onnn l,l -.I T In.nMlin.
selling at 6s is. Z Cash wheat sold i
-si-.
Tlin -.. -l U .l.A .!. I.AMdT
J.UU UIUU WHU SUIU lUilt IUC uaiuw
part of an eastern trip came afte
icdying me jiississippi river, ueic
Journeyed between 3IInneapoll5orSt
Paul to 3Jllwaukee or Chicago ore
tlm ll. .1 TTr M.In rntr'
me lilies Ul llie 1SCOUSIU V.CUW".
for the accommodations over tto
rnnrfl or-A in.-un -.- ah im A.'innor i
flTA nlfiCO t Vine Anlnr ntirnt rlth VfO
tiou5 delays. The dinniap car serria
is me remark or all travellers woo r
klllJ II tl . ii I'lHMI l I I ll I H LUkUI -
reasonable prices. For particalm
aaaressueo.S. Batty, General af
246St.nrk-trAt. PnrtlnnrV nreCOD.B
Jas. C. Pond. General PasOTga
Agent, illlwaukee, AVisconsin, or 1?
ij iu iuur nearest ucKei ucui.
Hearthu.n cured bv Dawson's BitM
Reed's Opera House.
rAll UK 1JKUS., Manage"-
One Night Only,
Wednesday, Mar 17.
ARTISTIC
FANNY RICE
In the new version of the la!
and greatest laughing success.
Screams of laughtes from $'.art
to finish in
"At the French Bali"
Strongest cast ever seen in roustcal cooJ
Mr. Francis Gaillard, Mr. John Con'eT.
Print- 1? X. - -I... T1rar- Mr PT
Dicknell, Mr, Alex. Hage. Mr. Geo. Rg
ck, Mr. John P. Wilson, Mr. John S.
MiKat. m;v..i.... ri Alice Gijr:
Miss Brckie Haigbt,' and many other.
ciua'ng the Yellow Kid. , ..,
Reserve? . i rVneral adWrT
lower floor, $i. General admissioa pUI,',
5o cents. Seats now oq sale.
-'fAar-