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BVBXISO CAPITAL JOUKNAIi
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- EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY.
MY THK
Capital Jwfwl PuMWiing Company.
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oiMiytw - - no.
Ttiiw month
M,Mtmnt',r mr nttlhmlieJ Ui rr
UlMTlrtlU.
AdvrtfMiMC ft no appl'""0 "
Wll.l. II. IMHIIV. S'HliHer.
-Bmit1 Mt the Hutom fttM
hwiHMl-tilMM mutter.
TJIIJIWIUY, MA1KMI 22, 18W.
ANWM,m..NT8.
lU-tmbllwn l'riiiwri-MHrrli3L
wIIImii I'otmty (VHiventkHi-Mar.
AuhhmI lion Hlmw-Mitrch HI.
WllhnnHK1 MiMiwl KiKHfly (inrt
Aprlll. KU'IIH.ICIN KH'NTI 10W.IIO
IC.ir Murlnli COtllllV Mill Ih! llt'ld !
lit the ojM-nt houw in Halcin on
Tliurwliiy, Mareh lth, hW, at M
o'dm-k ii. in. for the iurK-o of
iillHitlllK 11 doIi'KiiteH to the Mate
convention to I hi huld in I'ortliiinl
tho 11th day of April 1SKS, miiiI lo
noinlliiite ile eandldalOH for the
UwlHlalure, eonnty elcrk, hherill,
rwordi'r, trewHiirer, nehool Mierlii-
tondent,twoi,iiiiiiilwtloiii'rM,ii'fir,
MiirveyorHiidiniiior.aniltolnuiwiPl
any other hiixlnuwt tlmt may prop
erly eoniu before llio convention.
Primaries will le held on Hiiturday,
Mari'h'illh.
AHIlHTION'JIBST.
The M-veral jirwliii'tn are untitled
to the followhiK number of deli-KiilM:
HhIiii 15 Unwell I'mlrlc ... il
W HhIkiii .. W HIKitIoii II
JNVIIiMhIoiii (iHrllt'til 2
H.hiIIHm1iiii .. 11 Alilntm A
JwltHrwia . 7 IiliMi fl
Mirim i (ivnnlit A
SIhIuiiiIh .1 Wmwlltiirn U
Il4n4 . .1 MuMwril I
KIhJ'Uhi . A AuniiH .1
HiilfllHilly IliilUnlllc 2
WiMorili . A CIimiiii 2
irtier u HI. 1'miiI I
rnrilfM u
Tumi liw
D.VVIH KlMl'KOS,
Clir'ii. Co. Cell. Com
1 1ll! WAV IT LOOKS AIIIIOAII
A rvprtfrdiittillvu of theC.MMT.M.
Joiminai, not longKliicit had an Inter
iwtlug talk W a ut tiMkil, well
traveled and keenly ilservlng gen
tleiimn, who has k'i( a Hirtlon of
hU lime hi AuMrullii, Ne ealmid
and tin- other Ocetiule eoloulcr, and
tlieeonveoallon Is'chmIiik Hlltieal,
h lwd wiiue ei.v lu(enhtliiK
thmiKhlH whleh wore mikh(IcI hy
hl .s'rienio hiiioiik (lie ailtlHHiw.
HowmhIii Aiislralia in l.vil, when
thoeynofilie wmiI grow ew of tlmt
WMliitO were overly tuiniil on tlie
Ultllwl Hlati, Hiixloiwly walehlng
ftH the vory nwilt whleli tlie deuiu--lie
niidorlty In cmigrem u now
IOHg to hriim slKMll-ftiv trade III
wihiL
I4il.i Hint .Mr Hlr Jlenry
IVrkio.MvortliD klm'wde.1, HbliJt
iimm In AujitrHllH, made h trip to this
MWMtry looitUln the drift of Hibllc
ltUtlbU Ml( maj,! M fHr HM
latUflKfofHinlMUinrH frw trade
jHttrj. lie r'(urliil Ikhih h tJmrt
urn rltir to the iihiIihim! etiuveu
UtMi. mid rtmsl the (ssiple theiv
tlmt better lluu. were oihuIdk for
tWwHi; (Imi liw fhe trade oUmiwii!
WM tkmillMUt III Hie ditloeratle
purtx mmI Uint m elnuiK of aduiint-
tmtlMI WN IIMUV tlMII Mm4h1iU'.
tVvvbiiid'n llollllllMtioti folUiw tsl,
wd Ibe r'J.4eiim in Au.iralU wh
ftf HMMV Clltlllta4tie thnii It wm In
mMklt. Hlr lenr lnrkw
pruphwv ..f ehKim- wwk fwlrtlksl,
CWwUml WM kIm(v1 himI liw
mtft tlf tlHMi DtlltMlWt w w tkll II
tiwtrju.v. upnirt.K-litbWr.Wltnht.
Now liw hour IumI nnm w tttn (Mr
HtKll, HllMl U (tXIWII Ml IUMX
HuhiIimI , oould le thntn a uptm
Um UMrkHi. iif Utf l'ultd sm,w i I
ftw cuiiiHttUMi with that if ouri'" ,H,r frw'1 m""- 'llwlV tho
WHnmulfj-.Mttllh) Hnuhtmiiii,(tu,l,irMU,ltllMkti lrty Uw !
lich hrvt Mm. iluuik iiIimw, 1 1"M,,,J,M HH'1 ''
lb- luvrwhr Ixvit iUiMaiitnl ' ' M It will Mill to miovm wt
MmHIk- v lit tw a. Umui M tiJ Nrt"'Wr
AMMicn aknt mWr utm
mm Uuit vtbkb kkW hU ttiwd U
bttthiHt.
TV mm vNitWnuiu iuMri!
ttei ti liiKir thai m
iwolw i
MMrUMallMiKvikiWIteMMwsi
mm 4 WMkautn. m wU
Httidtkmwmtima wMVtf,l
tsntftti.trrtHi b Kr frhuv Mtd rS
1JriUah ,, ! liome
I empire- and in her colonic, win
Hpenri inlllloiwof dollars If necwwiry
to t-wHire CIcvflHiid'n rc-t'leetlon nd
tin- entabllfliHiuiit of free trade; and
I wo mn very naturally cxjx;cit it,
after the exprewlom or ,uie it-iis""
urn. UIKHI
the Iwtuancu 01 t;icvi-
IhihI'h nif-K t the present Con-
rew.
Fanner of Oregon, do you want
an adiniHlwlratlon In control of our
ailklns whoe xroat aim i- to build
up the lndiitrlw of other oountrW-.
at the exiKiiiMJ of our own? That
U tiw noliey of the demoeratie jinny
of tolay, ol-f 11 vmM ml '' M
heartily einlorhed hy the foreign
emintric that dwlru to compote with
you In our marketn. "When your
iicIkIiIkx'm hoiw U on lire, Uike care
or your own," has lonjr Ik-oii reo
oiiled as a Kod maxim, and It aj
pllc to ii whole iKiipk- ax well as to
Individuals. Do not be misled hy
the hophlstrlw of the free-trader.
You w ill have to raise the revenues
necetwiry for the expenw of the
country In home way, and it is far
iH'tter ti obtain it by way of protect
In our IndiistrieH, than it in to
cripple them, and then ) compelled
to uo down in your pocketH for tlie
nocoH-ary fund to keep the wheels
of Kovernment running.
l.irrTIIK I'lIIII.IC KNOW.
As the time drawn near for the
holding of the republican primaries
It behooves tlie voters to obtain the
run af the "slates" made up, m as to
vole Intelligently anil make every
vole tell. It Is the duty of tlie party
leaders, nlM, w ho llgure in making
up tlioie slates to make them know u
so that the general public will have
no oxcuo for kicking afterwards on
account of having had slates ttprmig
on them tlie day of the primary
which had lieen cut and dried In
some back room by a few profession
als. .Star chamber pioeeodliigs are
contrary to the spirit and genius of
republicanism, and every attempt
to lead them blindly to the polls is
sure to meet ro-oiitinenl from the
masses of the party. Any attempt
to puck delegations In the Interest
of any one candidate should be
eliectually siiuelched, and they
nhould bo oluwon with a view nolely
to the nomination of a whole ticket
that will meet the hearty approval
of the voters lit the general election.
Lot good citlons be M'lit to tlie
county convention men who wear
uo man's collar, and men who hold
the success of tlie party iiImivc tlmt
of any Individual member of it.
To the end above suggested, the
Cvl'ti'AI. Jor UNA I. oilers (lie lice of
Its columns (o-moirow evening to
publish the tickets (hat are to Ik
prcfculcd at the primal Ion next dii,
so lluite cry voter In the city may
mv them and doliU'rale as to how
lie shall vote. Lot everything 1h
okii and utovo Ihsinl, and the re
sult will Iv far moiv satl-factory
than If hroimht hIhhiI by xecret
niovoiiionts.
.i imiitv or (U'rosiTios.
Our democratic neighbor wiys the
ropublloHii )wrty hasewludliMl into
simply a jwrty of oiHwlllon. Well,
theatijiiMof ilwlndllngarc not mtv
prtHiilneiitly vMhleat prevent writ
hiK, but hs to Mug a wirly of opsv
hltlmi, yc; amlaiiilKlitystunly op-
ptMttloiidoiiiiHmicy has experienced
fnuii it tin' iM thirty ywrs. Yi
bretliivii, It Is m mrty of opposition
-ippoltloii to IraltiHvi nml toovory
tivawumblo feelliiit; oppoitlou to
eer, InfriiiKomeutof liutiiHii rights
and liuiimn llltertle; oi.itloii to
cwry fraiHl n tbelllot U ; opisv
sll Un to every dwilv Um to foreign
neatly; opp.Mtloii to the Mirren
iter of Aiiieriwn liitlii-trlo to tr
elifU eiMiiHlltois ; o)Million to all
scheiucM tltat wmild ioperi!' our
prmlueerm our ImImmvm mihI our tin
oluuilo ; o(nUifti, in Hik, i cwry
iliH-lriiio ivf tleiniHfHoy that l cak'H-
ta,wl l" lwt Uw -' lrtHHi4
CUI. liHVNT J'i. W Ith rvfrlVIHV
Ui Dm uit of (fen. lUdtvau Air
iwvW-v upit Oram's tiHMtiotra, that
lUdMUl Wi4hiii1v nil iitiminii-iiilii
.-. .',?;.
C W. KMirw.v. HMilMaw.i to
Um j-ubtbtrtoaM ax vahmmMmmt
AafcMfa tiiaeaAl liMBnluc (a ran
Wl 1UV thk
Mk. .1. Ki.i.kn Fo-iTKR, of Davcn
jwrt, Iowa, one of the ahlwt lecturer.
and temperance workers in the
whole nation, my that the third
iwrty movement is full of peril to
the chum- of u-iiijienincc. Mrs.
Foster has been a prominent figure
at every jxiint in the temieranee
lwttlos of that atatc, and she dow
notsieak from whim or speculation
when ihe makes the alove a.sMrtioo
she know it to be a solid truth.
Sam Giliso.v, one Polk count
republican who hiw never known
defeat, is a prominent candidate for
ii.,. uiirli.vnllv of that county. John
Bones, of Hallston, who came with
in two votes of getting the nomina
tion la-U convention, is alo named
as a probable candidate.
P. F. Clark, of Zena a staunch
republican and a warm nupporter of
the Capital Joimisai., was in the
city to-day. Uo in a close political
olwcrvcrnnd when he progntHticato
good prosieet of republican micccss
in old Polk this year we feel encour
aged. -
Ik J. 1). Iii:i: lends the republican
ticket In Polk county, the success of
the entire ticket is doubly assured.
Attknii the primaries.
NEW TO-DAY.
Real Estate Agency
I AM AGENT FOR THE SALE OF AU OF THE
Uiiiiiltti MiirtKHRo (')iiimn' furnis la
Mnrlou nml l'olk munlkw. I hmoon will
n kimmI water ixiwit til HiiIimii: also rlty
tiroiH'rtt r nil klnil, nmnll plnco near
SiiU'in, line fruit ami mirden land or cruln
nml (.liK'k fiirniH In (liireront parts or tlie
vn Ik'. Mone) to lomi fiwn two to tle
j win. mi farm iiutrlenevH.
oilWi'inerCiipltiil National Uank,8iilera,
(Ireizoii.
H. V. MATTHEWS.
For Sale.
A cooil Iron frame Horse 1'oHcr. Good
for nil iimh, fnmi one to full cuimclty. All
for tholmt price of fro. cull at the l'nclllc
I'lilcr, VlaoKiir A Krult I'rehervlng Com.
paiiy's otlUe. Hiilcni, Ori'Kon.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
III tliel'ouiitj Court of tliuMuteuf Oregon,
lor Mnrlou Count.
In the matter of the cMnto ol Andrew
Helii, ilewiisvit.
Notice Is hereb) kImmi tlmt I have tiled
m) llual iiccount, and that .Mimitin, the
Tllula.x of May, lSnS at 10 a. m., hax been
M't for hiHirlni; objeelluus to the same.
JVI.IA HKI.N,
Kwutrl.
SOUTH SALEM PRIMARY,
The icpubllcaiiii of Hmith Salem l'reelnct
will meet In primary eonventlnn at the
m'IiihiI Iioiiko In Kuitli Kileiu on Saturda,
Mulch 31, ut one o'clock e. M.
ll order of
. OIIMAUT.
1'reclnct ('oiiiiultteemaii.
SALEM PRECINCT PRIMARY.
The republican prlmar. for Sulcm pre
tlut't will be held at the(lH'ni 1Ioum',ou!
.iiHrcn 3i, at one o cioi k r. m.
I- i:. I'ltVTT.
('omiulttet'inan.
EAST SALEMPRIMARY.
The ri'iniblleHii iirlmarliw In KnM Salem
preeliutuUlhc held at IlieoldCourt IIoum',
on Vtareb 'Jlth at oiu'o'clmk I' M
1!! SIMI'MIN.
Coiiiiiilttit'iuaii.
.ILLIS i
m
u
Real Estate
Agents
Hit.vHititd m4 iarni and elt) property.
A lunie iiuiiilH'rordwImblefHriUhHUdelty
iniHi1 miwotterlnic on miMiitHhle icrms.
lire Insurance!
W rite pollcln. or lumiruiuv amln.t lire
on Mil cUaMfe of vnsrt In tj(ht reliable
MMll HCttltll) IVtlpHllleo.
B n. Ice rage !
Will neotlte (nun oh vh1 eUtt or per
miumI MHurlt oi lni or htuHt tliuw, and
for Intov w kNUVll Mllll.
G rang is Store !
Salwn ft-Opewtin mikm, of II.
HK.VLKHX IS
CIkmc GrtKrhu,
FrovitavK, Fruits,
W Vf taWm,
CcvkVw)-, GlasswiN,
i4 Land.
All Kinds of Produce Bought.
JIUIK UTKL.
IM. MmI .u, I-l,.. Or ""fir'
Just Arrived !
THE IIXIBI LINK OF
! iii p
Alillinci1)' Him raocyij
EVER IN SALEM. ;
jjtJmtiOmtmmi KM umv j
CH VK CAXVERT.
NinV ADVEKl
mffiJBIaSSiaS ni : En Jl
w tliwIH Bnl I H ill 'ii 'it
. o WtakmaamStmaBSB M"L'
J. D. McCtally,
IS RECEIVING A FINE LINE OF
SPRING CLOTHING!!
H JTSr
-AND-
FURNISHING
4 COMMERCIAL STREET,
WM. BROWN & CO.
-DEALKK IN-
BOO
SHlO KJS
M
CASH PAID FOR
Wool, Hides, Pelts and Furs.
No. ai Commercial Street,
SALKM,
OREGON
DON'T YOU FORGET IT!
THAT
T
i aim (Willi m
At the Opera House Corner,
JOT ARE DAILY RECEIVING
New Dress Goods,
New Prints,
New Clothing,
New Everything,
And arv filing the same at their usual Low Prices.
CALL AND SEE US;
Bring your Families and Stay Awhile ! !
V
Room tor everybody, nnd the mt ohllging olerla In the city.
Will take Chickens, Butter and Eggs on Account.
S. Friedman,
Bcsikbu Manaorr.
ggg? I -EW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADVEUT1SEMENTS.
Rirst. NatinnaL BanK
SALEM, OREGON.
. . President.
JSMlfevSBEixi - Vlccrreshlent,
WM-.NhADUE,
JOItN MOIIl, v-a
GENERAL BANKING.
sWin.i
bouKUt and sold. State, County and C lt
vnrmnta boueht. Farmers are cordially
rnuVedWptim,! transact busing
with us. l.ioerai nuiuura """"j;",
wheat wool, hops and other property at
ki mtm. Tnsnrnnce Oil FUCn e-
fSritj : be obtained at the- bank In
IllO'sI rXMliilJM WIU1m"'
GOODS, ETC.
SALEM, OREGON.
T S
in?!" '4 nfflf
H. J. MlNTUOItN
S. FAKRAK
H. S. Cook
C. B. MoonBS
President
Vlce-I'reaidftnl
Secretary
Treasurer
The Oregon Land tomp ny
CAPITAL STOCK, - - - $20,000
AT7-IU. BUY AND SELL ItEAL E8
V tate I" now reaching hundreds of
thotiNinds of eastern people by extensively
ndertl"lnK m all of the. leading news
mS of the United States. Their faclli.
ties for finding buyers of real estates are un.
excelled It Is to the Interest of those hav
lng real estate to sell, to place It where
bujen. come to buy. g cQ0Ki
H. J. MlNTHOKN, Assistant.
Olllce: front room up stairs In the State
Insurance Company's building.
A
of Pconle
.. . T-CT.T.TTW ARAM1
The Grocers, and making purchasos from
their large stock of goods. In teas and
cSffeesyoucan buy a fine article, whUe in
sugars you i b" -" i
lated, iwwdercd or
CRUSHED.
We are sure we can please you In price,
quality and quantity. Convince yourseu
Byleaung a samplo order. early every
day
A FREIGHT TRAIN
Comes steaming into Salem and has more
or less goods for us. We keep everything
in the groccrv, crockery and glassware
line. When the price of any article
FALLS
We give you the benefit. Our stock Is now
complete. We have a room
80 FEET
By 23, which is filled nith new goods
throughout. Gl e us a call.
KELLER & SONS,
The Grocers.
Evaporated Apples,
Evaporated Peaches,
Evaporated Nectarines,
Evaporated Apricots,
Evaporated Pears.
Dried Peeled Peaches,
Dried Peaches,
Dried Apricots,
Dried Currants,
Dried Apples,
Dried Grapes
Oregon Petit Prunes,
Imported German Prunes,
Smyrna Figs,
Raisins,
Persian Dates,
Weller Brothers'
201. Commercial Street.
" Live and Let Live Paint Shop.
HUNTLY & McFERSON,
House, Sign
AND
General Painters.
Kalsominers, Paper Hangers and
Decorators.
All orders will receive nromnt attention.
Kstiiniites on nil kinds f work In our line
cheerfully given. Satisfaction guaranteed.
nnop in uia court. House on i oun sireei,
Palem, Or.
COUNTY DEMOCRACY.
Primaries,Conventions and Precinct Clubs
Tim Mrirlmi Pntir,.- nnmnnpntln ifVntrftl
Committee met in Halem, February 11th,
lsss, and set the time for holding tho prt
nuiricb on jiarcn i.tn, at i ociockp. m
and tho county convention on Friday. th
23rd of March, at 10 o'clock,, m., In Balem
APPOItTIONaiENT.
Thff ftlfrnront nnutlnnl. nHi ....mwl!ti tht I
! , "rll",i..vLiiiii.vu -
.uHumuii uumuerux ueiegaiefe;
Salem 10 Gorvals -
outh Salem.. a Howell Prairie
I
. I
... i
-I
North Knlatti 10 r..,
..,..-- ---- .minim
Knt Salem n tlartleld. .
A.UI3U 7 Hllverton
?,V lul 8 lluttcllle -
V odburn 5 C'hamnoeir
AmnsMlle 2 Aurora
. 11
I
... 1
Sublimity 6 Ijiblsh
KtD.Inn m ...
--.j.u.. 4 Jieiiaiua '
Turner 6
" :"-"- 1 Total 1
Hubbard 2
..Wei Ibe committee, would recommenl
the formation of democratic club lu eaci
precinct, and the nanie of the officer i
eaOn ClUll hp tnnt In tl.A n.l..ni tf 19
county central committee at Halem,
i. u. uuhikin, inairmau,
J. F. BKUWN, Secretary
T. U. DAVIIWON,
W. W. ELDKU,
T. F. IIAYKS,
County Central Committee
BENSON'S EXPRESS.
LEAVE ORDERS AT LANCET 141
.J Stb'e. comer of htate and Froe
Jreeu. or on slate at corner State and Co
Jaereial itreetc Prompt atwntlon
W. A. REN80N
AWl Tk nir,Tv.rT ..A..n nnirflA
lr , "vjymiuft, wuuii iijw'i
Specialties in Fruits
l
1
I
&Z?5. .lu Vfft. ff iJ?5ww. ri
wed to any lenith dwlred. ln n
-.-vu.vujr u oraert

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