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CAPITAL
VOL. 1.
SAIvENI, OR., FRIDAY, MARCH 9,1888.
NO. 8.
PKOFESSIONAI. CAUDS.
NEW ADVEItTlSEMKNTS.
NEW AUVERTISKMBNTSi
rwyl' fflW'Jffp
JOURNAL.
nX. W. IJEIVT, ATTORNEY AT IiAW
VX and District Attorney. OHlco at court
hOtlBO.
AMSEY A BINGHAM, A'lTOUNEYS
JLv ontt counselors nt juiw. uusiness in
tue Bupromo Court a specialty. Balcm, Or.
FTUXMON FORD, ATTORNEY AND
counselor ai iinw, oniem, urftuu.
fUce, up stairs In Patton's block.
-EO. II. BUHNETT, ATTORNEY AX
i T uw. Hnlcm. ureeon. uuice over
load & Bush's Bank.
g
HAW &. GREGG, ATTORNEYS AT
i Law. Salem. Oreeon. Offlco In Fntton's
ock, up stairs over Belt's drug store.
t T. RICHARDSON, ATTORNEY AT
. Law. Ofllco over Capitol National
ank, 219 Commercial Street, Salem, Or.
JW. 8P1UGGS, ATTORNEY AT LAW
. Salem, Oregon. Ofllco n England's
I04OCK. XjCgai OUHIUUS" "1 ll K1UUO. iunu
I both llfo and flro insurance.
M. KAI8KR, ATTORNEY AT LAW,"
cinin.M HHumn tXen urlflt Tlltrirtn
W:
f Ford, in Patton's building. Will practice
In all tho courts of Oregon. Collections
( made. Land ofllco business u specialty.
H.D'AROY.AITORNEYANDCOUN
selor at Law. Salem. Oreeon. Havlne
I an abstract of tho records of Marion coun
fty, Including a lot nnd block index of Sa
f lorn, he has special facilities for examining
MUcs to real estate.
NRW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SALEM BATHS
H. DIAMOND, Proprietor.
Com- St., bet. Ferry and State.
s
HAVING. HAIR, CUTTING AND1
R, CUTTING
atly done.
Shampoolng neatl
LADD & BUSH,
BANKERS!
Salem, - Oregon.
1 OTRANSACTH A GENERAL BANKING
JL DUS
business In all lta branches.
WEST BROTHERS'
1EAT MARKET,
300, Commercial St., Salem.
nHOICE 8TEAIC8 & OTHER MEATS
reuiHtantlv on hand, and delivered to
ny part of tho city nt lowest living rates.
j L ItXtBUglVU Uf, UUI iMllUIIHftU
CITY MEAT MARKET
D.- C. Howard, Proprietor.
r STATE BTREET, - SALEM, OREGON.
43-AU kinds of fresh and cured meats
always on hand. Full weight and a square
deal all around.
The SALEM MARKET
98 COURT BTREET.
Constantly on band the best quality of
!
Andall,klndsj3f ,
S AUS A. OK
WThe CLEANEST ke.pt market in tho
cKy. Call and seofor yourself.
,McCROW &,Wil4iARD.
... , : cjva
I
JB9-Qo to J, 'Donald'frfchop on iligh atf,
between Conrt and 'State. Halpm. nnd trt.
: ,. -. ".liTj; 'z. "aZli'tzzz rrr
; uun ui j. au vuuiwrH jjuveni. xznprovea
LADDHRS.
Ugatest Ladder made in Oregon.
Kelly,s Old Stand I !
TTAVINO PURCHASED THK nijADK-
. Btand, l will hereafter boprepared'toMb all
,. Buuiunuup noTO Rs iveiiyg oja
iMmwpi
t
11
Ip tho best style known, to tho trade at.
short notioo. The best of workmen em
ployed, and all work guaranteed to cive
xatlsfectlon.
Horseshoeing a Specialty!
J. J. JARNIGAN,
Kelly's OldBtUnd, Salem, Or.
H. W. COX,
Has constantly on hand u well gftleetwl
y on hand u well s
stock of
Boericke & Sclireok's
Hi
I A NEATLY PRINTRH QTIlfiV. Tn lift
ILAD UPO?
JPON APTLiavTIoN.
The B. & S. PREPARATIONS
Are the "Pu
A 8t ir. W. cox
ui thVotelV nut
S-Call Kor'Uia
I Tl Ml 4 f AM f l M Jk .
hlcPr.
s jr- wn-WMi UUU
(SRcp
Homeopatb
lcrrepara!
CWftlPfAi
tWWIWWMf,
THE.-.BES.T
Woven Wire Bed !
ON THIS COAST I
Is Manufactured by
GEO. M. PARKER,
133 Fifth Street, Portland, Or.
For sale by
A. T. YEXATON,
SALEM, OREGON.
. . y. ' m '
MISS JULIA L. CHAMBERLlfi,
-TKACUBR OP-
CMS. GALVERT
HAS RECEIVED A FULL" STOCK
OF
At his Millinery Establishment, 274 Com
mercial Street, Salem.
STRICKLBR BRbS.
-DKAI.EBS IN-
STOVES AND TINWARE!
Roofing andjSpoutiDfa Specialty. - k t
.. V- . ii4-r .,. -
ff-At the old stand of
merclal Street.
Sen. Strang, Com-
ivr. m. mead,
PRACTICAL?CUTLER
Voice Culture, Piano & Harmony.
Music Parlers: ""Sga!""1
Bank Block,
SALEM, .... OREGON.
BSTABttSHRD BY NATIOSAI. AUTHORITY.
TlraitalMioplBanl
in
'OF-
SALEM, OREGON.
Capital Paid up, - - - - $75,000
Surplus, --.-.- 9,500
It. S. WALLACE,
'JIL ALBERT,
DIRECTORS!
W. T. Gray, W. W. Martin,
J. M. Martin, R. S. Wallace,
, J. H. Albert,
T. McF. lV.tton.
News
from all Parts of the
World.
- - President.
Vice-President.
- ' r - Cashier.
LOANS MAflDE
..
To farmers on wheat and other tnarkct-
o nroauco, consigned or in st
cither In private granaries or
ablo nroduco, consigned or in store.
public warehouses.
Filing Saws a Specialty.
Shop on the alley, opposite Mlnto's Liv
ory'Stable, Salem, Or.
Jm rt T r
mm i
JL UllU.
JUST RECEIVED, A NEW BTOClt "
OF NEW STYLES IN N
WALL PA.P4,ki
A tfUMitarpcic OF
Fancy Goods, Moldings,
Brackets, Pictur'Frarnes,,
Artists' (Materials,! Etc.,
ALWAYS ONHAWD 5 '
W. M. SARGEANT, ,
. 207 Commercial Street, Salem, Or.
v -
ftj.BABCOCK,
Gabjnet Maker!
llfM
' ' tj AND '
pDERTAKtR,
FARRXR&l&lJOck STATE STREET,
"Salem, regpn.
&?A.Yi (kinds bt Furoit'urb'made to order.
A fuiyjne'bf caskets alwayj on hand.
State and County Warrants Bought at Par.
l COMMERCIAL PAPER ,
Discounted .at rcionable rales. Drafts
drawn direct On Now York, Chicago, San
Francisco, Portland, London, Paris, Berlin,
jxuug iiuug uuu uiuuiia.
; ."" w'. cox,
f (Sucfcessortp Tiio Port Drg Co.
1pOSMe4eet, Salem, Oregon,
lk
FXJB
Iv LINE
' OF-
Drains and Medicines
CHEMICALS PATENT MEDiCINES
'.arr
Toilet jArti&ies,
fflS
J. J. JENNINGS, D. OS.
OiBNTI'ST.
Teeth Eitmcted Without Pain by a New Process
mEETH FIIJ.ED WITH THE LATEST
4- Improved fillings. Plates made on
?r.S?tlce' nd , at reasonable terms.
Gold fillings a specialty. .
'SX&,?Mda'':wor.ku ty Cental lino,
OaioeHn Beoyman,'s block, ofer J. MJHoscn
bergtOos. ' i ; t ;
Established in 1879.
PACIFIG CIDER,. VINEGAR
AND
Fruit Preserving Co.
ovJ2 H -
SALEM, - - OREGON.
Manufacturers of
Cider Jelly, Currant elly, Apple antliPjar
Butter, Sweet and Champagne Cider, Cider
Syrup for. Mince Meat 'Currant Wine-oT a
Superior Quality, Tomato Catsup, Plain and
German Pickles.
PURE CIDER VINEAR.
Perfameries,
Druggist Sundries.
Physicians Prescriptions and Family
Recipes aiSpecially. -.
AGENCY FOR THE CELEHKATEI)
FULL HAVANA KILLEU
Red Letter 5c. Cigar.
43-Thc best flvo cent cigar In tho mar
ket. II. W. OOX,
100 JJtate Street, alem,
Steiner& Blosser
-DKALKKS iVf-
STOVES, RANGES,
i Tin, ain)Ii Copper Wafe;
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.
EMPO10R WILLIAM SURELY DEAD.
The Dispatches Yesterday were Premature, but he
Paijsd Away this Morning at 8:30.
f
BEKLtk, Mar. 0, The Emperor
of Germany died at 8:30 o'clock this
morningj
The Emperor's remains are dis
closed to view, covered with a
white cloth, on the bedstead upon
which Up died, in the Imperial
chamber.l The body is surrounded
by candles. Tho expression on his
face is extremely peaceful and placid.
The members of the Royal family
left the palace at ten o'clock. Divine
service will bo held in tho mortuany
chamber to-night.
At the ppening of the lower house
of the Prussian Diet to-day, Herr
von Puttskamer, vice president of
tho Prussian ministerial council, an
nounced the Emperor's death. The
lit. Bev.iKeeiller, president of the
hdiise, closed the sitting with the
werds: "god protect tho regal house
6nll'6ur Fatherland,"
THE BOUItSK CLOSED.
Berlin, March 0. The Bourse is
closed on account of the death of the
Emperor. When the Reichstag
met to-day, Bismarck, with deep
emo6irrinformed',th"o' members"
tho death of the Emperor. He also
announced that tho new King would
assume the title of Frederick the
Third.
MOUItNINO IN ENOLANU.
London, March 9.Flags are
now at half mast generally through
out England on account of the death
of Emperor William. Balls which
were to bo given at Dublin castle to
night and on St Patrick's day,
have been postponed. The Queen
has sent telegrams of condolence to
Berlin and to Ban Reino.
WELL NOT'OHANQE THE POLITICAL
SITUATION.
London, Eno., March 9. Tho
goneral impression is that the death
of the German Emperor will have
no effect upon the affaire of Europe.
The situation wili remain unchanged
while Bismarck lives.
SulUvan nnd lUltcholl In France.
Ameins, March 0. Both SulUvan
and Mitchell arrived here this morn
ing. Sullivan tdok private lodgings
and is keeping himself from public
gaze. Mitchell suffered fearfully
from his trip across the channel, and
is in no condition for the encounter
to-day. The seebnds arc apparently
making every preparation for tho
light, uut the police are watching
tho movements of all concerned and
the possibility of a fight is somewhat
dubious.
A Seducer Shot nnd Killed.
FncSNo, Call, March' 9. Will
Williams, and u party of miners
arrived in this city from Hildrcth
last night, and Williams gave him
self up to the sheriff, having shot
and Instantly killed an Englishman
named Harry Daniels in a saloon at
Hildreth on Wednesday night,
Daniels, two years ago, under
promise of marriage, betrayed a
sister of Williams and fled the town.
An Old Voluptuary Kill JUh Victim.
Denny Port, Mass., Mar. 8.
Phillip Costello, a fish dealer aged
42 years, yesterday shot and killed
Miss Minnie Chapman, aged 15
years, the daughter of a largo
capitalist, and then shot and fatally
wounded himself. Costello was In
fatuated with the oung girl and
killed her as she was returning from
school because she refused to receive
his attentions.
Tho prince Fussed u Good Night.
San Reno, March 9. Tho new
mPaWyelerickWil-
liam, passed a fairly good night. He
has now decided he shall leave im
mediately for Berlin.
130,8tate Street,
SALEM, - - 0R60jN.':
,. APnt8 Pr tho Boyntpn nSruniuee.
gPSclalt niuUo of rooflng &m B'pout
SuUufuctlon guaranteed.
A
tipoutlng.
A FEATURE OF !.
A. EX STRANG,
NoiBf Commercial Street,
SALEM, - - .OREGON.
-DKALK1I IN-
STOYESandRANGES
Flushing, 'Gas md Steal filling
JfiJ-HO-r HU'tMt rHHiU llMLlA (UribM u 11.
toT Offlee, drop a fortal, or e driver of
W MX day. All order promptly
tioMntea MaMgtr.
nmirb ah'd Aftfstlc KbtilWotk
a Spe'alty
U-Amtit fnr tho
rANy
RIOIIARDHON A
'ft Kurasee. Bs-
TIiob, J. Potter Dead.
Washington, March 0. T. J.
Potter, vice president of tho Union
Pacific railroad, died this morning.
Mr. Potter was a remarkable man; a
complete Illustration of what energy,
faithfulness and Judgment can ac
complish lb America in a short life
time. He .was about .10 years old
and had risen from tho ranks of the
workingnufn ta bo a great power in
the railroad circles of tho nation.
Twenty-fiYO years ago he was
station gnt at x Brnall own in
Iowa, frojn which position he
gradually roso to that of division
superintendent of tho B. & M. di
vision of tjie C. B. & Q., and thence
to the general management of that
great sj'stem, from which place ho
stepped into that of tho vice presi
dency of tho U. P. which he held
when ho died. But tho great labors
which ho forced upon himself wore
too much for even his robust con
stitution iuid lie had to succumb.
"isr rrTT
CrowiiTrlnco'aoliiB to ilrli.
8anRh,P, .March jwrbe Crown
Prince ftgtwstlflrtg for Berlin to-mor-1
row moMriwJU bo oGOonrpanlexl
by'ftll hU tlfejjtortf, k thy fttor he
may have a 're'lajiae during the Journey.
Tho Fight Postponed .
London, March 9. The Sullivan
Mitchell prize fight has been post
poned. It will probably take place
next Monday. It Is stated that Sul
livan was on the ground this morn
ing ready to go ahead with the fight,
bnt Mitchell was not on time- The
same information says that Mitch
ell's non-appearance is due to tho
fact that he was not in condition to
fight.
UAILKOAP .NOTES.
The president of tho Manitoba
railroad has issued u circular saying
that with tho completion of their
lines in southorn Minnesota and Da
kota they will bo in shape not to
need any more extensions for somo
time to come. This causes Portland
and Seattle to think they will bo
compelled to build their own roads
If they wish easterm connections.
Cleveland Sends in a Message
on the Chinese Treaty.
SENATOR STEWART'S SILVER BILL.
He Wants More Money In Circulation for the Better
Encouragement of Trade.
Contractor Hunt, of the Oregon
& Washington Territory railroad,
told ta News reporter in Portland
yesterday that that line would be
extended to" Centervllle this Season,
but would not be built Into Pendle
ton unless that city raises a bonus
of $30,000 anil gives a depot ground
2,000 feet long by 300 feet wide.
The N. Y. Tribune thinks tho
Joint lease of tho O. It. & N. by tho
Union & Northern cannot bo
prevented or hindered by tho
violent opposition it has aroused In
Portland.
The projectors of tho Ilwaco rail
road are going right ahead, and will
have a mooting on tho 2,'td Inst, to
further theboglnnlng of work there
on. llullJIni; Lot for Sale! I
Willis & Chaniborlin htivu n few
desirablo building lot In East
Salem for sale on reanuablo terms.
Partlra doslring eligible building
Bites would do well touxaminothem,
tu only a few Buch lot's tiro to bo had
In the city llniite. AIko, 1 lta in
North Salem at special b:ir,;alus.
TbelIte,
Headquarters for fresh oyntrn
elegant 'meals, soda wator, bread,
cakes, plee, fresh eandieo, A. Stinajf
I&Oo'h., B71 Commercial atrcet.
Washington, March 8. Senator
Stewart delivered a speech in the
Senate this afternoon on his coin
certificate bill. His speech, which
was of great length, gave interesting
history of money and the effect
which contraction and expansion
have had respectively upon the
principal nations of the world. He
claimed that contraction alwaytt
caused hard times and plenty of
money produced prosperity. He
strongly urged jan increase of the
circulatlng medium, based, upon
silver.
Grovcr's Mcssnge on the Treaty.
Washington, March 8. The
president's message to tho senate-to-day
regarding the Chinese re
striction bill concludes as follews:
"Negotiations with tho emperor of
China for a treaty such as was
mentioned in your resolution were
commenced many months ago and
have been since continued. The
progress of the negotiations no In
augurated has heretofore been freely
communicated to such membc,rsof
tho senate and Its committee on
foreign relations as sought infor
mation concerning the same. It is,
however, with much gratification
that I deem myself justified In ex
pressing to the senate In response to
Irresolution tho hope and expec
tation that a trt'aty will so6nle con
cluded concerning tho immigration
ofChincso laborers that will meet
tho wants of our people and tho
approbation of tho body to which it
will bo submitted for confirmation."
Glovolnnd'H Army KuuineraU'd.
Washington, March 8. Reports
submitted to-day by Senator Coek
rell from the special committee,
which has been studying tlu
methods of transacting govern
ment business In the executive de
partment, is a volume of 208 printed
pages in addition to a voluminous
appendlcc. The committee devoted
a year to tho work. Tho report at
tho outset classifies tho forces em
ployed by tho government, includ
ing oillcors ami men of the army
and navy, and finds a grand total of
171,740 Individuals.
A Nuniurouft I'utltlon.
Washington, March 8. Senator
Ingalls presented in tho sonate a re
markably petition. It is signed by
105,000 citizens of the thirteen
original states of the Union, protest
ing against tho admission of Utah
to tho Union. Tho petition is ubout
the size of a nail keg. Ladies were
mainly Instrumental In securing the
signatures.
Don't Let Her SUdu.
Ukdding, March 8. Tho overland
passenger ran Into a rock slide this
this morning near Moreloy, 27 miles
above' Redding. The engine, bag
gage and mail car were thrown off
the track. There was no injury to
any person, but It caused several
hours delay.
And Still Tlmy StrllMt.
Chicago, March 8. Tho
engineers on tho Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Northern, at Cedar
Itapids, Iowa, and engineers on tho
.Manitoba railroad at Minneapolis,
refused to handle tho ('. 11. & (J.
earn to-dfty,
Ooiitlut; to Invi'Ktlniiti'.
San I'uanoikco, March 8. It 1
reported that aspealal treasury agent
Is on his way to this city to investi
gate tho operation of the alleged
opium ring.
l Paul
Thu largest stock ami luti-nt style
of kid gloves all jrrodjmit Luiiha
Brown's. A full stook of staples al
ways on hand. Remember tho
iplawn 8lW Statu and Commercial
strcots.
Fresh angol, wluo, pound, ioiige.
citron, tnslu, Jelly roll, fruit, and
coffee cake, and ginger bread always
on hand at A. Strong & Co's.