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About Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893 | View Entire Issue (June 14, 1890)
V"tf,Wy (fT'TW ' . EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL. & ' NO. 8T. VOL. 3. SALEM, OEEGON, SATURDAY, JTJXE 14, 1890. "OUR PATRONS" The Oregon Land Co. HIE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Say Wc Sell- CLOTHING CHEAPE than any other Dealer in the city. Perhaps we do. Wo sell as cheap as auy body cau. All we ask is a fair margin on the goods. We buy for cash, and our expenses are light, consequently we cau Sell at a Low Rigure. Wc have our stock now almost complete, although goods aro arriving almost daily. Come in and inspect Our Goods and Prices. Everything Marked In Plain Figures at dice at Sa Oregon, PUllUSUED DAILY, EXCE1TSUNDAY, BY THE Canital Journal Publishing Company. (Incorporated.) Ofllce, Commerclnl Street, In P.O. ltulldlng tutertxl nt the postofllco at Kilcm,Or.,ns second-class matter. CONRAD, it mi 10 One Pride othier, 257 Commercial Street. (In the State Insurance Building) and branch ofliees hi Portland, Astoria and Albany, Has for sale a largo list of Grain, Stock and Fruit Farms; also City and Suburban Property. The Oregon Land Co. was especially organized for tho purpose of buying and sub-dividing large tracts of laud, nud has during tho past two years bought and subdivided over 3,200 ucres into Five to Twenty Acre Parcels. The success of this undertaking is shown in the fact that out of 2S0 tracts placed tin the market, 225 have been sold. We claim that ten acres of choice land in Fruit, Will Yield a Larger Income than 100 acres of wheat in the Mississippi Valley. WoaNo make valuable improvements in the way of roads, clearing the land, fences, etc. We can sell n small tract of land for the same price per acre as you would have to pay for a large tarm. Send for Pamphlet and Price List. YEsTtHEY ALL TALK! Neglectfully of tho patent fact It's money that talks loudest. IS THAT SO? Sta has Removed His Stock of Tinware and Plumbing Goods Tint is a fact. Money talks loud est aud will buy more and better nflTC iJ (i 1 that P-tt jP y( mm 3 XT aSSBs.19 ..W SHOES QsS-- AT- to the store recently occupied by J, C, BROWN & CO. uS and uGG Him! James Denham & Co.'s Thau any other place in tho city. Come and see IIIGrHEST QUALITY, LOWEST PKICES, 118 State street, opposite terminus of electric car Hue. Repairing done. Shoes to measure. H0FER BROTHERS, - Editors. mm sATimn.YY night. Tiii exciting days of a political campaign are over and for twenty three months wo have the plainer paths of com ition citizenship belore us. We relapse Into what we were before tho red-lights of politics dis torted otherwise well-behaved relgh borSlnto members of hostile camps, belt upon success at any price or llH'ftllS. We find on survey of tho battlo lleljl that we aro pretty much what wevere before. The stato has sur vived and not becu rent asunder by tin? result, tho' wo may nave nearly killed ourselves for our candidate anjl torn our last best metaphorical political shirt to shreds in his be half. Tho rest of mankind may uneven have noticed the cyclone of'politlcs that, it seemed to us, swept over our state. So we conio cnhulv to consider our lot, and find that uelther politi cal issues nor ideas have much to do with our real iuuer solves, when we really study into the matter. That nhllosonhlcal nlaeiditv. nenco of itfjild aud perfect self-possession ol olr higher natures aro conditions nit in tho least related to, aud far apart troni, politics, must appear to euyone. At least they so appear to ift this quiet Saturday night. ?But times of excitement, like a fruitless election campaign, have farmer boy. Thcro nlono Is perfect peace, joy nnd contentment. I have no political Munitions to sat isfy my greatest desire Is to get on a good farm, with my wifo and child ren, nud there to pass the closing years of my life. CAPITAL JOURXUi JOTS. Party favors nro social as well as political. Pulse a mau's heart purso last, first nnd his hk itcrunsi:x- E. BAKER k SONS BROOKS & COX, D lOO STATE ST., SALPDM, OR. J X' -AND- Manu.factu.rers of Cigars, State Street, Salem. o GENERAL STOCK OF DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CIGARS. of Tobacco Store Fixtures. When in the city We make a specialty give us a call. HI DIGS II Chemicals FINE PERFUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES! A. B. REN, -Doulor ln- -o- bST Physicians' Prescriptions and Family Jtecipes caretuny com pounded. A full line of choice Imported and Key West Cigars. Furniture and Carpets, 298 Commercial Street, Salem, - - Oregon. to 9dhh II hIhII t rti'1 um I ilL uLUDEL ; Jnfnln nnii A Pvnonml imuiijO, uimii v, ijai'uui. 292 Commercial St., Salem, Or, Has a large list of choice farms and city property for tale on easy terms. Homesteads located. MONEY TO LOAN On improved farms aud city property at low rate of interest. ESrWe have alo in connection with our real estate business, an EM PLOYMENT and GENERAL INTELLIGENCE Bureau whore" orders for help will be promptly attended, and situations also obtained for the unemployed. KLEIN, Continuos the Business formerly conducted by Krausso ft Klein, al the old Stand on Commercial street. BOOTS AN ! REMOVAL We Have Removed to Bush's New Brick Corner, Corner of Commercial and Court, And will coutinue to carry the finest line of Dress Goods and Trimmings, T.niiiPR ami fients Pnrnisliinsr Goods. Clotliinjr. Hats, Ladi e Wraps, Etc. in the City. We are agents for several specialties. J. J. DALRYMPLE & CO. Will be pleased to receive calls from my old friends and new. Mammoth New Steck: Living Prices: I heir merit iu emphasizing tho great cr merit and solid satisfaction of a 4ulet life, which is afier all tho only life. Tho youug woman In tho full j)laze of fashionable society, iu the gay whirl of festivities, sho only touches the rhn of tho cup of pleas ure. When later in life as a happy 'inothcr, she folds in her warm em brace a flrst-lovo to hor breast, or tenderly watches over Us Innocent slumbers, sho is drinking deep the cup of serouest human pleasure. Our deepest, purest joys como nut "from tho noise, bustle and excite ment of life, tho' it may at tiu.es so seem. There nro greater pleasures In tho smaller, sunnier duties of - life. The noise and bustle and glare and transports of worldly success 3 may seem to afford us a series ol n1.biitt..i Hill It la milv n. iliM!r.n tlon, a vanity that passoth away. If you do not believe it you must go on with the procession till you have your 1111. But wlso is ho who learns early in life that those tri umphs tho world holds dear aro the veriest shams. Alas! we say it is only a hope, this longing for a quieter life, a hope never to be realized. Who of us would not gladly IK'Hert awhile tlia stiiROOf btrlfo 'IV. .Ir.iur 1 li. ,.vM. (lil. mil lift!. Tuo peuceful itajH. tlio dieuinlcM nlghtH, Tlio homely rounuor inula uhkiu, Tho e ilui, tuo uiiitinlifllunvd mil d. Which uil mem bo k mill fuw men Ilnil. And, why may wo not do this? We cheat ourselves Willi the de lusion thai af er wo hitvo gained a few more thousands, climbed one mora round In tho ladder, then we will seek tho quiet life. But wo novcr do. Wo te.ir along, wear out, dio before we aro ready, and the whole career ol man Is one din and bustle. Getting on in the world Is getting into our graves. We pans by life's beauties and real pleasures to grope iu llltli lor vanismug things. Tho most humble cltlen can re alize the priceless Joy of a quiet life as well as tlio greatest. Tho longing Tora peaceful private life is one of theinost honorable and universal am bitions of humanity. How many are tho men lu political life who have been forced to realize that polit ical honors are devoid of perfect satisfaction and permanent enjoy ment. Governor Taylor, of Ten- tiensee, wnois now noanng mo cium of his term, is eagerly looking for ward to retirement to private life. Speaking a few days ago at Chatta nooga, he said: "When a mero boy on the farm, on the banks of tho Watauga river, I used to steal an hour occasionally toslt uudor the sycamore trees and dream of the future, I thought If I could got oil' the farm and Into tho lkt Tin: pi:opui TKU. The most potcut and growing po litical Idea of tho day is actual rep resentation of the will of the people. Thero has been too much representa tion of special Interests and pre ferred classes, and not suftlclcnt representation of the disinterested masses. Tluro hns been times when both houses of congress nnd nearly all the stato legislatures were mado up of lawyers. The United States Senate has become a club of millionaires of both parties, but who serve the capitalistic In terests they were sent thero to repre sent. Tho pendulum must be swung back to rcpickcntntion of tho people. The political parties have so bal anced one another in congress that the grand motto "equal rights to all and special privileges to mine" has been lost sight of. That eternal vigilance, which alono keeps n na tion free from tho encroachments of power nnd the demoralization of laptdly created wealth, has been lacking. The country has been drifting with Iho tide while the money power on ono side and cor ruption on tho other havo under mined tho state. Tho press of our large cities has become the subser vient tool of tho monopolies and the oppressor of the people. In Oregon tlio greatest newspaper takes the side of tho pltitociats on every ques tion, and while the people support It and make It powerful it openly lights their Interests at every point. Buttheie is a powerful under current at work among tho people. It is not an inlluencu to form a thlid party, or to eiadicate pnrtj lines, so much as it is a demand of the people for representation. In Oregon on June 2nd enough fanners and other citizens voted independ ently to overcome a 10,000 majority and carry Into ofllco a man in whom they havo conlldenco by 1,000 ma jority. In Iowa in November last tho samo was done. Tho republi can party in each state wuh tho ma lorilv party. But lu each stato Its candidate was not Millituctory to the farmeis. By scratching their ticket or refusing to vote they eU'eel results that ninko politicians trem ble. Tlio satno battlo for representation of the people, rather than of parties, is going on ni Kansas, Ai Kansas, Texas, Alubuitiu, Nebraska and Georgia. TIiomc stutes havo had all tlio advantages that party victory could give them. They havo not profited by it. Tlio Southern Al llanco Farmer, of Atlanta, Ga.,ln an able artlclo on the situation says: "Thero has not been a time iu twenty years when we need to ex ercise more care and lodgment than now. Tlio light for place, uml to hold position lias run tho dem ocratic representation Into corrup tion. Tlio party lias iesceiuie(i into a Hcramblo for place and patronage, and tho solidity of the democratic party In Georgia depends on n thorough cleansing nf its leadership, even if that cleansing should displace some of Its bosses. Tho good of n party and tho porpoi- uatlon of Its power docs not depend upon any one bet of men, but upon the purity or Its principles and the faithfulness of Its representatives, not to party expldlency, but to the Interests of the people. "Shall we demand that tho people bo represented, and their wislieH re spected, and that men who aro put iu position and fall to do their duty bo replaced by others who will, or shall we let tho old fc'ory bo repeat ed year after year, aud the Interests ol tlio people be so disregarded that they are foiced to repudiate both bosses and party? Lend an oar, no matter what boat you nro In. Sarcasm Is n two-edged wcapou. It cuts tho clipper. A man who plays on the catarrh blows his own horn. The bank ofShcrldau is a new Institution at that town. Iu A met lea Liberty still lights; hi Russia she has lit out. Let your amusements noccnt and Inexpensive bo in- Pitch your voice low nnd your behavior high on the street. Tho music of a town is the best barometer of Its morality. Tho Polk county voto for con gressman aggregated 2,180, or Just 530 more thau two years ago. When a city gets too big to bo called a "homo town," its a poor addition to tho commonwealth. Hood's Sarsaparilla (. c.rcfully prepared from Bamp.trin.-i. K,H.rtton, Mandrake. Do - Juniper licrrlcs, and other wcU-known .and x .thiablo cRctnblo remedies, by a peculiar combination, rroportion, nnd frc"'ElT; .iir to Hood's &ir.iparllla curatlvo power not !WMcd by other medicines. It effects rcmarkablo cures where others mil. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is tho best blood purifier. It cures Scrofula, Salt Ithciim, Bolls, JtMniplcs, aH Humors, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Indigestion, General Debility, Catarrh, Ehcumatlsm, Kldnoy and Liver cora pUntss overcomes That Tired Feeling, creates nu nrpctlto, tmllds up tho system. Hood's Sarsaparilla Has met unparallcd success at home. Such Is Its popularity In Lowell, Mass., where It Is made, that Lowell druggists scllmoro of Hood's Sarsaparilla than all other snrsapa rlllas or blood purifiers. Tho samo success extending all ocr the country. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is peculiar la Its strength nnd economy, it u ilm nnlv preparation of which can truly be said " loo Doc Ono Dollar." bottloof Hood's Sarsaparilla taken accord ing to illrccllotiH, w 111 last a month. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is peculiar In the rnnlulnico It gains among all classes of t ',pto. Where It Is oncoiiwd It becomes a f.tvorlto family remedy. De not bo Induced to buy othr preparation. llo suro to get tho Peculiar Medicine, Hood's Sarsaparilla BolttbytlruiwIiU. fl;Kf..rfJ. PrcpitrodbT a 1. 11001) A CO., Ai-utliei nrlei.Lowcll, SIM IOO Dosoo Ono Dollar Second Fatheh. "My son may bo a good deal older than I am before ho amounts to anything." Tho man who stands for principle on every day Is tho ono who does the tall standing on election day. The season Is at linnd when It would truly bo agreeable to havo some one turn you a cold shoulder. Sonio men who aro counted fairly hont-it In other things sceni to havo no conception ol political honesty. Ex. Pour oil on tlio troubled waters or on any chance barrel of rainwater if you want to keep the mosquitoes out. At St. Louis tho elect ilu street railroads havo cleared tho Held and occupy the entire, city, about 1)2 miles. Insure in Your Home Company 1 "The State," Which hnsfortliopiiAtKlxyenv PAID MORE TAXAS. Issued Mote Policies, Received More Premiums "And Paid More Losse Upon properly located In Orcgou or VIi Ington than ntiy other company. It was (ho First Company to Pay all Losses in Full anil in Cash ily tho three great conllngrnUotis of Hentlle IClUuixbiirgnnd Hpoknuu KnlU GEO. M. DEELEIt, Ainl Special . fllty ARCIll Aitenl for Marlon I'ouwy. (Illleo hi tho company's Inillrtliih. Observer: There's millions In that timber to bo seen from Dallas. And It Is Just boglnnlng to bo observed. Flitsr Fatiiiiu. "I will bo a pretty old man boforo my son will bo ablo to do anything for mo of much account." Tiik JouitNAi. has no controversy with tho Stayton Sun. Wo do our work in our own way. It does Its work in its way. We presunio both aro harmless to all. The Itev. Virgil Maxey, n Baptist minister nndn nephew of ex-United States Senator Maxey of Toxiih, 1h going to try to unite the pulpit and tho stage, lie will act six days ill tlio week nnd preach on Sunday. Dr. John O. Rolfe, son of tho Shakespearean scholar, William J. Rolfe, aud teacher lu tho Latin de partment at Harvard, has accepted an election to an assistant professor ship In tho University of Michigan Capital City Restaurant Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r. Warm Hfcals at All Hours of the Day None but whlto labor employed In thin CHtiibllHhtneiit. A good MiibNtitntlnl meal cooked In first clllhHHlylO Twcuty-flve veils per meal. R 135 D KKONT, Court Htroct, hetweou Journal Uffltptud Mlnto'N 1, ivory. I at Lumber, J. F JACOBSON , Douler in Lath and Shingles, at the old Dorrance Yard, Salem. Hi:mi:miii:ii Vowh Ficiisndh. If you want to post your friends about Salem, tho Willamette valley a.nl Oregon send them tho Wiskiclv Capital Joijh.val, only H.00 ii year. It will boas good as a letter each week, and they will nlso be In terested lu our special write-up editions that appear once a month. Orders by mall or at olllco, next door to the postofllco. IIoKiiit BitoH., Publishers. Moumonth proposes going ahead with a Fourth or July celebration. -West Side. Thero must bo Home mistake about this, as a prominent Monmouth man says they are nearly all coining to Halem A Htudoiit lu Hwartlimore college, MhHCnrrlo It. (Jaston, has received a prle or J100 Tor an essay entitled "The Application or the American Policy or Protection to American rililMiliiL' Kiiuaced In International Commerce." Clius. Stokes did not commit sui cide al thoChcmokeco hotel, Salem, Monday night. Ho died from nat ural causes, this being determined by a coronor's Jury. Kxchango. But the Jury might have gone n lit tle furihur and stated that tho "nat ural cause" was whisky. COOK HOTEL Center nml High Street. G. W. ANDERSON, PROP. Successor to W. II. COOK. Tho Cook nolo! In oppoHltr court house, coiivolunt to biiHliHtm jmrt of city and utreut ear lino riinnli.ir mt tho door. Ilittcii J 1.00 to S.I 00 it day, according to room Hptolul terms to boarders and rumlllox. DUGAN BROS., "The Plumbers," UOU Commercial St Dealer la Steam and Plumber's Goods, California iroiiKtonu Hewer and Fire Clay Chimney Pipe, etc. Pioneer Bakery AMOS STRONG, 271 Commercial Street. Spool"! attention kIwh to furnbib Kiln drid and Stiporlor KinUhlng Lumber. Ill MY ADSL". IN MARION COl'NTY. Work promptly Mild n-llahU ex'uUl b (he I BALEM ABSTRACT & LAND CO., FRANK W. WATKRis, Manager W. M. Sargent, Dealer In Wall Paper, Mouldings Picture Promt, Window ftliadn.. Baby CK Kxpruw Wagons, N and A Fine Line of Ktelilni aud Prices S, Notion 'Jto f all kinds. , ,., Jiigruvlug, OH Painting and Chrome. the Lowest, (4-lm uliv. and Iks a lawyer, iny cup of happiiuws would bo full. I went to the city, learned a row legal phrases, and mv ambitions were to go Into polillia. My people sent me to con- j gfewt, where 1 sat for two years with the great men or the country. My dream was then to be governor of Tun iiokmu. the creMtesi state of the Uuloii, aud I thought my huppliiwH would be complete, Kor two terms the ixxiplo oi" Tuiiiummxi honored ' me with the po-utlon or chief exoeii-1 live. My ambitious have all U-eii realized -I have mingled with the great and rich men of the country and have been oil a high pliiuaole in 1-olitltts; but I say to you, after a ou refill review of the past, I high to rt me again under the tin. .hi ittfimmiirH !r on tw win J mtm fwww w wv -- -- uga, and live again me uie oi me PltACTIOAr. TKHTl. An Aitonlililnc Ofler Horn t tho llepllra. The Fti Tnneiwo pn of recent Jtt outlined lb followliiK ofTvr A n erldenee of tl Wllty nt loft Vr(tftlil lNirMtrllU to priveul tick hekd uIim, we will rle t lb ftr.t twlo ro- MUilbWiruiaa who will aiil)rtriir office U41e free If Iher will ari Hut flr they lure bnn ruled that Ibegr will admit the Uet over lltelr iliiiMf(M." ThU "fftr to lUrtlluKly MefUl lie effl cteoey of Ibe remedy tbftt vieor eite4, and lit iMtwi of ibe j.rtl, uailjr ell of wImmm r(xudd, are jri4M)r lite ott coaYlurlHC alteiuttont that ar reBf4f erer re4red. The faUowluclataiJeol tbKelTtd I bare It iwUeet lu MUmm liMulaebet audcUilk furtevetal jran .l, la (Ml, bare Lees ewwpeUed ut Ule a yhfto every Miter Mlt or ebe I wmiIiI hae a LmkImU aud dull, weaa fellM IUh taken UmH lMte of"T VegeUbta ar- 14illa, ad "!toeQ " uhmbi iiuiu It, ai.d tbtoail eueliMlaff ft Alter wjr wn The editor of tlio Stayton Hun met John Crahtreo up in the moun tains. Hels ninety years old thlH mouth aud had been mowing grass with a scythe: last year he mado rpilto a number of rails. Among! other thiiics he told that he moy-1 ed from Virginia to Jackson county, Mo.; in 1833, and moved to Oregon iu 181ft, aud that on July Uth, IB 10, ho settled on the laud where he met him. Himself aud family were among tho first settler In j LI ii ii county. Ho accounts for his. old age largely by the fact that he has always been null isaixnii unwu in mo career oi i hlmseiraiid wire. French mid Gorman Wheat and Ryo Broads In City Htyles. Vienna Rolls. BPICCIALTVOFKANCYCAICEa. Pastry and Confectionery Baking lu Full Btoclc. My new bread and enko bakora In their line, aro first-class artists and I alia to havo Everything as Fine as tho Finest. FINE HORSESHOEING AT Scriber & Pohle's. solid attention given to ahovlng road .driving home, Interfering nud crip- UUI.V., J HKOl eier plwl A luriju "Tf; 'r,,0,i Stock or lland-Mddo Shoes CarrN, In tho career ofi We ulvenur inraonal attention and em ploy none but expert in Ihla department. A Sure Cure fur Pile, luhlnir PIIim are known Lv niol.ture I IUeKiaplritllun,ntuiilnK iuteuM ltafilriic IIIIUU I 47 and 51 State Street, Salem, Or. when warm ThU form m luxll r. fU iteui el I ua llliwdlnKHnd prmruiiliiir.yteM Hlonre to (dludllW of eoerteewe I eaa UertUr 4U llke Uon the Wata.llr8.TJU' Dr. fUmunkir' 111 Heineity. which uM dlreotly on lite imrU MtlWletl, hUmhIi lu- inure, eiHi)iieiiiHi(aru tuiMiie a iwiiihii B a Locut Avtaue, Eaa Kraoelica, eut Mire, W eenl iretlM) tre-e. fir. no. liyHmllhAHleloer. DrunUt or iretlte tre-e. Dr. hoeanko, Plaua, O, ..,ii,i Bold OOKH OK AJWITTTECTUItm BUILDING! PAlNTTNut iwaoraiiair, eie. ily 100-imico Illuhtrt4 UkUliittua eeut free, Addrui WM. V.