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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-07
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

UNITARIAN SERVICES.-H at
corner of Court and Liberty streets,
Rev. H. II. Brown, Minister. No
morning service. Evening at 7:3O:
Theme. inspiration"
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. - Sunday
school at u O. clock, over State Insur-
auce office. Meeting for bible study
"Wednesday evening s o'cl1ck al @.21S
Front st. All invited.
Observation-Disclosures Rest in
Jesus" and "Motes and Beams" I"
Children's Day next Sunday. All
are welcome. e, s. Bollinger, pas
tor.
NJ. Z. CHURCH.-lO:30 Baccala-
ureate sermon by Rev. g. G. STRAIT
ton. 7:30, University sermon by Rev.
]. w. Bushong. 2;3o Children's Day
exercises. The public is invited most
cordially.
CHRIsTIAN.-There will be nc
morning service, on account of many
members wishing to attend DIR.
Stratton's baecaIaureat sermon al
the NJ. f. church. Sunday school
ana evening services at usual hour,
/ BAPTIST CHURCH.-Services vii
be held at the Baptist church to-mor
row as follows: Morning service
1890 A. NJ, "An Unshamed
Preacher. Evening service, 7:3(
Pm, IA Gospel of Power. sun
day school at ll:45 a. m. y. p. :
G. F., meeting at $3.50. Topic
"The Gift of Man" A cordial invi
tatiOn il extended to the public Il
participate in these services.
PRESBYTERIAN CHILDREN's DAY
Tomorrow will be observed at th
Presbyterian church as Children
Day. The children will take par
In both morning and evening eXeI
cisss. Baptismal service in tn
morning. The evening service wi
be conducted by the Supertenden
of the Sabbath School in accordanc
with the program prepared for IN
occasion. The public are invited
4 attend.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-07
Weak Women.

The more sensitive nature of the
female sex renders women much
more susceptible than men to those
numerous ills which spring from
lack of harmony IN the system.
The nervous system gives away,
sick headache is frequent, the APP
petite is lost, and other ailments
peculiar to the sex cause great suf-
fering. Hoods sarsaparilla is pc
culear adapted for such cases and
has received the most gratifying
praise for the relief 1t has afforded
thousands of women whose very
existence before taking 1t, was only
misery. 1t strengthens the nerves
cures sick headache and indigestion
purifies and vitalizes the blood, an6
gives regular and healthy action t
every organ in the body.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-07
SHORTER LINE TO OREGON.

MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi, June T.
An important traffic arrangement
has been completed between the
Northern Pacific and Milwaukee
and st. Paul roads. Since the alli-
ance between the Northwestern
and Union Pacific, better time has
been made between Chicago and
Portland, than could be made over
the Northern Pacific from st. Paul
The result is great inroads have
been made upon the first-class busi-
ness of the Northern Pacific. The
time of the trip from Chicago to
Portland, it is said will be consid-
erably shorter than that by way of
the Northwestern and Union Pa
cific. The first new train under
the new schedule will leave Chicago
June Is.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-07

sealed bids win be- received ~ the onlce
oi echonl clerk, 2ni Commercial street, IA
lem, Oregon, until June -, 1850, for the
deilNefy OF 100 cords Oflnrge nrand 80 cords
81 large grub or body oak, 10 be delivered
ut the tust Snlfni school building, on or
before August 20, lsiQ, 10 cords OF inrae ~
nna ~ cords Of large grub Or body oak, 10
be- dFllFefcd a. the SOuth salem school
house, ~ cords Of large lr ana 10 cords OF
large grub or body oak, 10 be delivered az
Aorih salem hchu0i, i5 cords Of large nr
and 10 eords Oflargf grub or body oak, 10
ne delivered az the large central school.
Ah wood lnust be hour feet long, rtaHonis-
bly straight and corded close. All hldA
Wsil be opened AZ nhove Office at 2 o'clock
T.. m, June a. in0O. The hoard reserves the
right a. rejHct aud All bids. Done by
order OF the board OF directors Aforesaid,
this nth day of May lsi0.
W. ~, SIMPSON, Clerk.
schoOi Dist No. "a, Marion co. or.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-07

its roads lead out in all directions;
Street cars operated both by
horses and electric power af.
ord means Of moving from place
to place. All the state aud
county institutions are here, with
buildings planned for future en-
largement. The constitution re-
quires that all state buildings be To-
Gated at the capital. Combine this
with her natural advantages, and
Salem will appear in most favor
able light to anyone seeking loca-
tion.
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IN. Preypptatiye Of a terrible Disease.

No disorders. except the most deadly
forIns Of lung disease, Involves such tire
mendous destruction Of organic tissue ~
those which f4sten upon the kidney.
such unAladles. hen they become ehrOnic
and none are - liable 20 assume that
pietely wreck the system. 10
preyent this terrible disease, recourse
should he had, upon the nrst manitesia-
Tam OF Trouble Ia HustelteE stomach Bit
ters, Witch eNpsTleare has proved 70 De
highly enectiVe a. means of imparlng
tone AID regularity 10 the organs Ol Nh
nation, - we'll ~ toe liver, stomach
and boHels Another beneficial Tesuli oi
this medicine. naturally con-equent upoa
its diuretlc actl ION. il The el mlnatiOn from
the blood % impuritie which Sesif Fnel-
matism. neuralgia, goEt, drupsy ana Other
maladies Hy Increasing TIE activity oi
the kidney lt augmeuts the depuraufe
elficiency Ol these uTgaus, which are m1al
iuporiant Outlsis fJr the escape ofsuch I'm
punties. 100
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Proposals for Bids for Sale Of North
Salem Sehool Building.

sealed bids VIII be received ut the Office
OF the school clerk, 2Gi Commercial street,
An.em, Oregon, until Juno ~, 100, for the
old school building at North salem. now
occupied pr school purposes, TO be re-
moved nom the premises by the purchaser
on or before july n, 1850. Bids win bo
opened AZ my once az 2 O'Clock p. M, June
~, lhVO The BOARD reserves the right 10
reject any and all bids. Done by tho board
9th day OF May, 1880. W. II. SIMPSON,
School Clerk,
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There WEI be "A special meeting OF the
btx payers Of school district No. -, OF Ma
ron cpuuiy, oregon, h ld AT the Opera
hpune ~ Nhien on Saturday, the IA day Oi
Iune. 1850 y o'clock y. ~. 10 consider the
BIDS ipr bonds ~ be issued and 30 anthor-
We acceptance ~ same 10 deemed adVigabic
1ud totrnnsnct such other business ~ nnv
come before the meeting.
Done ~ order 90 the board of directors
of school district 80. ~, this May 3ist, 1890
w. H. SiAipsON.
Clerk, District No gL
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INDIAN MASSACRE.

ASHLAND, Mont. June 7.-Intor-
nation has just been received here
that an order from the War Depart
nent has been forwarded to Colonel
Arnold, in command at Fort Gus
ter, directing him to send two COM
panies of the First Cavalry to the
scene of the massacre by the Chey-
ennes this week. 1t has been ascer-
tanned that four men have been mas
sacred on the little Big Horn within
gun shot Of the scene Of the famous
Custer massacre.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-07
REASON FOR HOME SEEKERS.
Why Location Seekers Should
Visit Salem.
A WELL WRITTEN ADVERTISEMENT.
Published by the Salem Board
Of Trade.
EIRST REASON.

Salem and the country surround
ing differ in general characteristics
from any other region on the Pacific
coast. Eastern Oregon and Wash
ington are fine pasture and grain
producing regions. Coal aud lum-
ber abound along the coasts aud in
the mountains of both States. Pu-
get Sound is the finest ship harbor in
the world. Southern Oregon and
California have their special advan-
tages. But all these differ radically
from the region In which Salem is
situated. immigrants who are not
pleased with any of the regions
named, may find what they want in
the Willamette Valley. At least it
is true that no one is prepared to
give to friends east q fair report Of
the coast who has failed to visit at
his leisure the central Willamette
Valley.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-07

Itching Piles are known by moisture
like pei spiration, causing intense itching
when warm. This form as well as Blind
bleeding and prutruding, yield at once 10
DR.. Bosanko's Pile Kennedy, whi ch acts
directly on the parts affected, absorbs tu'
Inors, allays itching ard effects perman
ent cure. so cents Druggist or NAL
tretise free. DR.. Bosanko, Piqua, o, Bold
by Smith d Steiner.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-07
Guard Well the Children. Health.

WhOOpinR cough aud Group in
stantly cured by Holden's Ethereal
c0ugh shrup. IL Is iufallible ia its
effects, aud pleasant u take. Large
size 81, small 50 cts. For sale by all
druggists.
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FINAL settlement.

NOTICE 10 hereby gwen that the under
~ 3Ened administering Of the estate OF
iohn ~ Gilmore, decensed. having died hia
hnal account with Hon. 4 u. shaw, county
Judge ~ Marion county, Oregon, hes nxed
July 2, ihlO, 90 10 % dock "A. M, a. hear any
objections why said account should noi
ba allowed and the administrator dis
charged. j. w CRAWFORD,
f'DN Administrator ~ said esiaie'
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-07
THREE NEGROES HANGED.

LINDEN, Texas, June 7th.-Three
negroes, Tom Mills, Fletcher Hold
en-, and Henry Holden were hanged
here for the murder and robbery OF
James McGregor, white mau, at At
lanta, Texas last Dece mber.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-07
Al THE WHITE HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June T.
In behalf of a number Of unknown
subscribers, Postmaster-Gen. Wan.
amaker and Editor Mexican called
at the White House this morning
and presented Mrs. Harrison with
a deed for a large cottage at Cape
May Point, where she spent por-
ton of last summer.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-07

Oil and gasoline stoves in great
variety aud cheap, at Steiner d Bios
ser's.
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25C Want Column.

Notices inserted for ONE CENT PER
WORD EACH INSERTION. No adver-
tisemeut inserted ia this column for less
than twenty-five cents.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-07

PAsTURE.-I have 81 acres Of fine
pasture to let Inquire OF w. I
Rigdon, l56 State street,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-07
FOURTH REASON.

Prices of real estate in city and
country are moderate. Salem has
never had a "boom" though she has
had a steady and healthy growth.
Universal testimony goes to show
that no other region on the coast
with equal advantages offers all
kinds of real estate so cheaply.
Large farms near the city are being
divided aud sold to home-seekers in
lots to suIt, and many orchards and
small-fruit gardens are being plant
ed. Prices are steadily advancing,
and much land nas changed hands
number of times within two years.
But there is scope of country about
the city, and lands are owned by
so many original holders, that the
new conner does not find himself at
the mercy of spectators. Homes
can be bought on time and at
moderate prices.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-07
EASTERN NEWS.
Chill Has a Corner on the Cop.
per Market.
IRIS HARRISON RECEIVES A COTTAGE
A Sl5,OOO Bank BOOdler Ar
rested. .--0ther News.
THE COPPER MARKET.

BIRMING HAM, June THE
copper market was excited to-day
on receipt Of telegram from Chill
stating that the price of copper had
risen nearly two pounds per ton
since yesterday.
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Rank BooDLER ARRESTED.

ALBANY, n. Y, June 7.-Ex-
Recorder Anthony Gould was ar
rested to-day upon the charge of em-
bezzling fifteen thousand dollars
from the city national bank, through
collusion with the defaulting book.
keeper, Whitney.
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IN THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June r.
Senator Mitchell's motion, to recon-
slider the vote passing the senate bill
to authorize the construction Of q
bridge across the Columbia river by
the Oregon Railroad extension Co.,
was amended by striking out the
section which repeals all former acts
authorizing bridges wherever con-
struction had not been commenced
and, as so amended the bill was
passed. The senate bill to provide
all additional associate justice of the
supreme court of Arizona was passed.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-07
IN THE HOUSE.

WAsHINGToN, d. c., June =
Before beginning the debate on the
silver bill, at the request of Payson,
of Illinois, Conger, Of Iowa, in
charge of the bill modified his sub
stitute 80 as to provide that treasury
notes issued in pursuance of the hill
shall be legal tender in payment of
all debts public and private. Pay
SOS was followed by Mitcher, ofPenn'
sylyania, and Hatch, of Missouri, In
opposition to the bill,
VOTING AT O'CLOCK TO-DAY.
Voting on the silver bill began al
three o'clock. After disposing of Sc
veral unimportant amendments, the
question was on adoption Of the
substitute, agreed upon in caucus
pending which, Bland OF Missouri
moved to recommit the bill TO com
mittee on coinage, with instructions
to report free coinage bill. The
motion Vas defeated: yeas ll6, nays
ill
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-07

nATRONIZE Home Industry, and use
Mountain Balm Cough Cure, Guar
anteed 70 give relief or money refunded
Manufactured By IA. II. Cross, Salem, ore
gon. smith & Steiner sole agents Tor
Salem. l-odlh
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THE BILL PASSES

A vote taken Immediately upon
the adoption of the caucus subsiti-
tute bill. It passed: yeas l34, nays
ll9.
CHARGES AGAINST PENSION DEPT.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June o.
Representative Cooper, of Indiana,
presented in the house resolution
directing the committee on Invalid
Pensions to inquire into and report
to the House, upon certain charges
regarding the manage ment of the
Pension Bureau. The resolution as
serts that the commissioner Of PEN
sions recently, 10y unjust and partial
ruling, advanced and caused TO be
taken up out Of order many thOus-
ands of claims of certain attorney
residing in Washington, and that in
consideration the attorney has be-
come surety on a note Of the conf
missioner for twenty-five thousand
dollars.
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TNOR SALE,-Three new counters and n
complete set ofshelving for sale cheap
inquire Of +. o. Baker at +. =. DeaTborns.
52l-tt
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nor SALE.-A thoroughb red black Stran-
ger horse at n moderately low figure.
Also a comparatively new cart and hnr'
ness F.O. BAKER,
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EoR sALE.-1ood bay team. sl75 for
team, harness and wagon. owner
lives close to Sara Parker, North salem.
Hg 1t-Wa
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NOR RENT-A desirable business once
L In best blocG In town. Inquire at this
office. &li
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TO EMF oRcE THE CENSUS.

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 7.-On
complaint of census superinten dent
Porter, the attorney general this
morning telegraphed the district at
torney at New York TO begin pro-
ceediugs against colony Of one
hundred Italians in that city, who
refuse to answer questions.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-07
SIXTH HEAsoN.

Iti,au old and well established
community. The Immigrant who
comes 10 Salem is not making d
Wild venture This was a prosper
Gus aud growing town In the old
slow days when II required months
70 reach the pacific coast. It's
growth il that Of the oak, not the
mushroom. II II the capital Of a
state, the head Of a fine country,
the commercial. social, and poli'l'
cal center Of magnificent region
It's fiue IiyeT II now being spannec
by a bridge 81 steel IL has broad
sIreets well shaded and improved
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-07
FIFTH RRAsON.

The business outlook is good. No
one wishes to settle in place with
out future. Salem is situated in
the midst Of IA region capable OF
producing every variety Of "raw
material" in unlimited abundance.
With fine water power at her dis
posal, there Is nothing to preven
her becoming a manufacturing CEN
ter. With ample railway and water
transportation, there is nothing 10
hinder her products In reaching the
markets of the world. She already
has one fine woolen mill, two -four
ing mills, aud q large estaDlishnrnI
lnr canning aud drying fruits aLd
yrgptuJic.. There are also iron
fouudries aud the various wood
working establishments. Regular
business house haze doubled u
number in two years. Populnt'ot
has increased 1t the rate Of twenty
five per cent. "a year for three year
past, aud was oyer 1900 IN January
1890, "a shown by the school census
The business mau " no II looking 70
location should visit Salem with
out fail
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-07

instru stlona given 10 crayon Portrait
Water Col1T ana on Painting. FictnTes
made 10 order. studio ia CheringtOns art
rooms, Eldridge Building, ralem
MIR5 NJ KIRN.
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SECOND REASON.

Salem is situated in the center Of
fine farming, gardening, and fruit
producing region, at the widest
point in the Willamette Valley.
The Willamette river, navigable
most of the year, gives her water
transportation by way of Portland
to the sea, and, consequently, cheap
er freights than many inland towns.
Portland is only fifty miles distant.
Trains arri ye and depart at conven-
lent hours, and citizens of the place
can take breakfast and supper at
home and spend at any time busi-
ness day in the metropolis. Thew
can also reach by rail pleasant sea-
side and mountain resorts. In
short, Salem's location is most fav-
orable, whether regarded from the
stand point of the family seeking a
home or the business man seeking
employment for talent and capital.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-07

NOR sALE'-one fine yearllng orn eight
head stock cattle, calves aud bellers;
also one tubular AZ wagon, ana harness,
both asgOod as new Time gwen. Enquire
OF j. 4. Robertson, south salem.
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THIRD REASON.

Some places have soil without eli
mate, some have climate without
soil, some have neither climate nor
soil worth boasting of. Salem has
both of these great essentials to
prosperous future. Some of her
fields have been in cultivation
steadily for forty years, and yet are
as productive as at the beginning.
Irrigation is not required, and all
fruits, grains and vegetables com
mon to the temperate zone are pr"'
duced In abundance with ordinary
care and labor. Fresh water is
abundant in springs and flowing
streams. Breezes from the sea tenn
per the atmosphere in winter and
purify it in summer. At all times
the eye is cheered with the sight oi
green hills. There are no extremes
of cold i'm winter or heat iu summer
Shows are slight. Cyclones, bliz
yards and severe thunder storms are
unknown. Wealth Is in the soil ano
health in the air.
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NOR SAI.E.-One house and two lots In
L South Salem. Inquire of W. b. Simp-
son.
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NEWSPAPERS DECLARE WAR.
ST.. JOHNS, New Foundland, June
THE newspapers are very out
spoken on the subject of the fisher
les troubles. The Herald says Eng
land must fight France or abandon
her British American possessions.
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A RTIST

JoT, ALBERT Age" '-"'. oregon
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-05-22
THE Y. NJ. G. A.
Annual Reports of the Commit
tees Read at the Meeting.

Annual Reports of the Commit
tees Read at the Meeting.
The chairmen of the several standing
committees of the Minneapolis Y. NJ.
C. A. presented their annual reports at
the meeting of the association held last
evening in their parlors in the Syndl-
cate block. The treasurer's report
showed that the receipts for the year
ending May 10, 1890, were S9,652.27, and
the expenditures for rent, salaries, sup
plies, etc, S9,372.36, leaving balance
on hand of $2S0.43. The committee on
employment reported that 123 positions
had been secured for deserving young
men. Forty-tiye of this number were
permanent, and many of them paid sal
aries of 500 per month. During
the year eighty-two volumes had
been added to the library, and
the shelves. The building committee
reported that during the year no work
had been attempted upon the super
structure. The total amount of the
subscriptions to the building fund was
500, 900, a gain during the year of SILL
600. So far the collections had amounted
to So, 900, and should all the subscrip-
tionS be collected there would be $685.,
600 on hand. Against this amount how
ever, there is debt OF $1,000 still due
on the lot upon which the building is to
stand. and after this is paid off the COM
mittee proposes to use the balance of
the money upon the superstructure.
Reports from the various branches
showed that the meetings held by them
were we'll attended,
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-05-22
NOTE AND COMMENT.

At last the secret is out. Sergeant
Kirkham told the truth when he de-
clared that Supt Brackett was respon-
sponsible for his stepladder fame. Now
the superintendent tells the police COM
mission that it was himself who ordered
the policemen detailed for spotter serv
ice. When every citizen with any
claim to decency denounced Kirkham
for employing street-Walkers and con-
fessed inmates of the houses of i'll fame
to accompany policemen in citizens
dress into suspected houses in order to
obtain evidence such as is sometimes
sufficient to convict in the municipal
court Kirkham declared that he had
received his orders from Judge Emery
and Chief Bracket. Judge Emery at
once denied any knowledge of such Or
ders being given, and said he never is
sued orders to the police. When Chief
Bracket was asked if Kirkham'S state
ments were true, he simply shook
his head and said-nothing. Now he
practically admits it all in his report to
the commission on the White case. He
upholds the officers for entering mans
home and abusing his family, according
to the finding of the district court, and
says they did so under his orders. He
finds fault with verdict rendered by
twelve disinterested men and says it is
travesty OF justice. He also takes oc-
casion to inform Judge Rea that he mis-
construed the law and would like the
opinion to go out that policeman is a
supreme being. Fortunately there is a
higher authority than Supt. Brackett,
and the court has already shown that
even the humblest citizen has few
rights which even the modern chief Of
police is bound to respect. The para
mount duty of policeman is to pre-
serve the peace. In the White case it
was evident that the policeman who
commenced the disturbance was amena-
BILE to the law, and had he been an
ordinary citizen he would have been
punished, but the fact that he
was clothed with authority gave
him no privilege to violate the
law he had sworn to en-
force. Because jury says that
the officers who acted in brutal man
ner and found that the Whites had been
damaged both in person and reputation.
Chief Bracket says it was travesty of
Justice. The nefariouS Sheme of ille-
gally licensing the houses of prostitution
Instituted by the present police admin
istration, is directly responsible for the
trouble. The women of First ''Street''
who pay their fines want police protec-
ton; they pay for police protection and
they get just what they pay for. VI
course they do not pay the money 70 IA;