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limbs, ue an
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THE iM'KINLEY
BOOM.
a1" u '
trade friend, that
next .iKepubllcan tariff
tlie
lUHHinueauroin orai, paB.j ,n flrml. ..mtyirt tlm Amhrlrvm bo"
who live at Home v-.,..... ':. ... ..uii fc
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law tfliribo
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dlrcct-tax system, none
However strictly the
Daily Capital Journal
BY HOKBR I3ROTHBRS,
FRIDAY, FBI!. 1-i, IBM.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
J hereby announce wybclf as a
candidate for the olllcc of COUNTY
A8SESSOK subject (o (lie will of the
I'ounty Republican convention.
cl-w J. A. VAN EATON.
RECOGNITION OF CUDA.
A Subscriber asks what will be the
effect If Our government recognized
the belligerents In Cuba? It would
lake a treatise on International law
to answer
There Is a growing demand in th Is
country for tho recognition of the
belligerency of the Cuban Insurgents,
It Is now admitted that they have
greatly Improved their position since
New Year's day, and have hemmed
the Spaniards Into tho seaports and
tliclr ucignboruood. They nave a
regularly organized government, and
an army fairly well drilled and armed.
They hold positions In the interior,
which an army of twlco thclrslrcngth
cannot carry, and tliclr raids Into tho
roast districts have put an end to
sugar-making on every plantation, ex
cept one which lies close to Havana.
In a word, thoy linuo given tho world
such reason to expect their lliml suc
cess, iih Justifies them as entitled to
all tho rights secured by the Interna
tional laws of war.
Thcro is tho nioro reason for this
action, as Spain's movo In sending
aon.Woylerto replace- don. Campos, Is
one which threatens all cIiusch of
Cubans with the harshest of treat
ment. In tho suppression of a previous
Insurrection In Cuba, Gen. Wcylcr
showed himself rather a butcher than
a soldier. Ho provoked our peoplo to
such Indignation by his harsh acts,
that only his success prevented our
Interference. Spain should bo given
to understand that we will tolorato
no Arinonlan at rocltles on this conti
nent. Congress has passed friendly resolu
tions, but refused to recognize tho
Insurgent forces. This was probably
t Ixo wisest course to pursue. The re
sult of recognition of Cuba would lw
far-reaching and might involve our
country In a war with Spain. Imme
diately upon recognition tho Insur
gents would have a right to tit out
vessels, or buy and equip men-of-war
In American ports. American cap
ital and American volunteers would
seek to go to tho help of Cuba. There
would 1m blockade-running and pri
vateering between Spain and tho
United States, and Moreno days wero
over Cuba would lw free, or wo would
lw Involved In a general war with
Spain. While Spain and Nngland
reeoguled the belligerents of tho
Southern Confederacy, II was done
after tho seceding states bad formed a
federal go eminent and asked recog
nition of the powois. In the case of
Cuba, tho recognition or belligerents
would lw mi affront to a friendly
IMi.ver, a recognition of unorganized
revolutionist, who do not pretend to
perforin any governmental functions.
It toiild I hi u ';nnnlns.i hsmIiicj iin.i
".'-, MVUIW.1.1 Mini
our government should offer to relieve
tho Spanish government of the Island
of Cuba, by purchase, cession or other
wise, except force. Peaceful acquisi
tion or Cuba Is possible; forcible pos
session Is not qxped lent. Our country
needs the West Indies, or some of the
Islands at least, as wo need Hawaii
for sugar plantations and to supply
our luxuries. Seven-eighths of our
sugar and nine-tenths of our bananas,
pine apples, and n great deal of our
citrus fruits, tobacco and molasses
comes rrom mesa islands, in mo
next one hundred years the American
people will tax themselves billions of
dollars and pay the trusts hundreds of
millions more for the privilege of Im
porting these articles which can be
produced only on tropical Islands of
the seas, and which would come In
free and untaxed If Cuba and Hawaii
were ours. There Is no sense In
seventy to one hundred mlllons or
people, whonrc the greatest consum
ers of these luxuries and necessities
I of lire, taxing themselves for nil future
I time !ccuusc these territories arc
foreign. Their products should prop-
oily be ours. Our shipping would lw
stimulated by Interchange with these
Islands If we owned them, and the
American people would take a popu
lar loan to buy Cuba at a fair prlco
quicker than for any othor purpose,
audit would bo a more valuable ac
quisition than nny other territory we
could acquire. Wo would like to
hear from our readers on this question,
ft N a subject worth discussing.
.!!.!" -rrrr
Tin: Daily Capital Jouunal Is on
our table. It Is a live Republican
citizen may exclude from his premises
nil foreign luxuries fine cloths, fine
silks, rich wines, golden chains and
diamond rings still for tho possession
of his house, his barn and his home
spun, ho Is to be perpetually haunted
and harassed by the tax-gatherer.
With these views we leave It to be
determined whether wo or our oppon
ents arc the more truly Democratic on
the subject. ' "
"Perhaps It was not entirely acci
dental that these views of Mr.Llncoln
found almost literal expression In the
Republican national platform of 18C0.
Nor Is It strange that this year, as In
1800, no chart Is needed to mark the
Republican position upon this great
economic question, The whole world
knew a year In advance of Its utter
ance what the Republican platform of
1800 would be, and the whole world
knows now, nnd has known ror u year
past, what the Republican platform
or 1800 will be.
"Then tho battle was to arrest the
spread of slave labor in America! now
It Is to prevent the Increase or Ill
paid and degraded rrec labor In Amer
ica. Tho platform of 18IHI, I say, Is
already written written In the hearts
paper and Is edited by Hofer Brothers.
They expect to make It one of the
leading organs of the party dining t lie
campaign. Amity Times.
Tub Jouunai. Is only an organ of
the people tobecure good economical
government, and down all rotten ring
politics.
Tho 150 children living In and about
Highland aro entitled to public school
facilities. Tim Jouknai. believes
ovory American child Is entitled to a
good common school education, be
ginning with the kindergarten, and
ovcry American family Is entitled to
a chance to make a living.
and at the homes of the masses or our
countrymen. It has been thought out
nround hundreds or thousands or
American firesides literally wrought
out by the new conditions and harsh
experiences or tho past three years
"On the great questions still unset
tled, or in dispute, bctnocu the domi
nant parties, we stand now Just as we
did In 18G0, for Republican principles
are unalterable. On the subject or
protection to American labor and
American interests, we can reafllrni,
and will reaffirm, the Lincoln platrorm
or 1800. It needs neither amendment
nor clulxmitlon. Indeed, we could be
gin the platrorm or 1890 In the exact
words with which tho rathers or the
Republican party 1egau the platrorm
or 1800. Its plunk, you will remem
ber, reads as follews:
"Now, let me read the Lincoln plat
form on the tariff, adopted May 17. '
lift up our national credit; nnd up
held the dignity nnd Independence or
American labor, and the enterprises
and occupation of the American
people.
"No one need be.in.nny doubt about
what tho Itcpubllcah party stands
for. Its own history mnkes that too
palpable and clear to admit or doubt.
It stands ror n reunited nnd recreated
nation based upon tree and honest
selections In every township, county
and city district and state In this
great American union. It stands ror
the American fireside, nnd the flag
or the nation. It stands ror the
American farm, the American factory,
and tho prosperity or nil the Ameri
can people. It stands for a recipro
city that reciprocates and which docs
not yield up to another country a
single day's labor that belongs to the
American worklngnian. It stands
ror international agreements which
get as much as they give, upon terms
or niiital advantage. It stands ror
an exchange or our surplus home
products ror such forcl&n products as
consume, but do not produce It
stands for the reciprocity or Rlalnc;
tho reciprocity or Harrison; lor the
restoration and extension or the prin
ciple embodied in the reciprocity 'pro
vision or the Republican tarlffor 1800.
It stands rora rorelgn policy dictated
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by and Imbued with n spirit that Is
genuinely American; ror a policy that
, will revive the national tradltlons.and
restore tlio natlolinl spirit which car
ried us proudly through the earlier
years or the century. It stands ror
such a policy with all rorelgn nations
as will insure both to us and them
Justice, Impartiality, fairness, good
faith, dignity and honor. It stands
for the Monroe doctrine as Monroe
himself proclaimed it, about which
there Is no division whatever among
the American people. It stands now
as ever for honest money and a
chance to cam It by honest toll. It
stands ror a currency or gold, silver
and paper with which to measure our
exchanges, thnt shall bens sound as
tho government, nnd as untarnished
ou are aiscnarai
no use for anv one that has
not sense' enough to chew
clothes In C, than ,w J l c '" ihj.
.byexpreSi,propal.forj'. ''.
in copper. Knr nartlciil,.,, ?? ' h i
.... , iiuuKi,
156 Statu street.
2
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ti,, c..iWi;ra,,j co.,, J
nOVCll lO lh.1t or.ltinr. f-.ll ' "'B
: ,.w. iali 01 at .
W. A. Cosick hi ir , 1
President CJ-n-AtoJ
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National
OP- SA.I.F.M.
Tiansacta general bankma 1um..
tiQ largest piece of GOOD Tobacco
ever sold for 10 cents.
as Its honor. Tho Republican party
would as soon think of lowering tho
Hair or our count rv nn in nnntmnnlntn
ICftl In. Ili....nnn...l l)n....K1!n.. ...! . - WW..J......W
w, Uj w.um.i.u.u. jiujHiuuum iiuLiuii- with patience or without protest and
al convention, and! submit whether ' opposition nny attempt to degrade or
It does not express the sentiment of mmil.t i.u ...,mi..... ,. ....i
great majority of the peoplo of niiionir tlm t.nnnlo. n on,, i, ,iin,i
and or the wiiolc country, unnn in tim fnriim nc 1,, nln ,,.,
, . ,..... ... ....w tvivi k) LIIU IfilOL. LI
supply the country with the best
money ever known, gold, sliver and
A McMlnnvlllo paper asks:
Why Is It the name of J.C. Cooper
has been scratched from tho list of
possible delegates from South Mc
Mlnnvlllo? Is It because ho Is a sil
ver man nnd a friend or Senator
Mitchell ?
needless violation of our general policy
of non.lntervoutlou In tho nluilrs of
Europe, or tho donmstlo relations or
luonnrohlw with their subjects. It
would hucntliely unwarranted
On the other bund Cuba naturally
iKilaigsto the continent Columbus
discovered and Is dostiuotl to become
n put tin iMr. At the proper moment
mm vigor
Tho Sheridan Sun Is making an
elfort to mnrshal the A. P. A. forces
for Mltchell.McIlnnvlllo Tel.-Reg-Ister.
The alwvo Is a Democratic way or
hitting Editor Guild or the Sun.
The North Yamhill Record says
only bankers will be nominated for
the legislative ticket In old Yamhill
this year.
the
Illinois
even better today than It did then.
Hero iswhnt It said:
11 111 1 1 tn . it ...
u,v.-u, xnui, imu providing paper, good the world over. It stands
icmio loruiu support 01 ine general for a commercial policy that will
government by duties on Imports, ' whiten o.vorv son witi. n, na ,
sound policy requires such an adjust- American vessels, ilvlntr thr A1i11.pi.
nient or these Imports as to encourage ilnir. niid thnr. win ,,mtn,.f ti.,.t ,.
the development or tho industrial In- wherever It, iloats. it. tmiu r, ,,
terests or tho wholo country; and we system which will give to tho United
commend thnt policy or national States the balance of trade with
exchanges which secures to the work- every competing nation in tho world
Ingmcnllbcral wages, to agriculture re- It Is for a fiscal policy opposed to
muncratlvo prices, to mechnnlcs and debts nnddoilclencies in tlmoorneace.
manuracturcrsnnndequato reward ror and ravors the return or the govorn-
their skill, labor and enterprise, and montton iinhr..nnvinr ..n,i .,.,
in tlin ii.it In.. ......... nM..1 1... .. .. -i"rf"-t)l "' "iniuato
...v ...,.. Wu,..Vi.ii imKipciuy me continuance of a debt-making,
nnd Independence. policy." ""ti
"Rettcr protection no Rcnubllcan ' "finiitlomnn nt tim M.t. nu.u
could ask or desire; and jworer none and my rellow citizens, let us chcrisli
should advocato or accept! Wo are tno 1'nnclples or our party and conse
faithfully wedded to tho great prlncl- i1,0, Sm nncVw t0 H,clr Jrl.umPn
Pleof protection by of tfiSBtfflA
MONEY TSUI
Hush
On faim land securuy. "smL"
rate, on larqc loan,.
consideied without deliv
..-.. . ,."AM,W0Nftai
...inn iiuiiiiinn.
MONEYJO
On city or farm property.
Oycrjllusli's Bank,
T.K.Fr,
INSURANCE. J. N. l-ergion, agent for
Western Assurance of Towiio, Phoenix of
Ijndon, New Zealand Insurance company
nnd the Ktna Life and Accident, has
movod his office in with the Globa Real
l-.state olhcc, up stairs in pot ofbec build.
1-3 ini"
EAST AND SOUTH
inc.
wn mw
,VIA-
W0LZ U MIESCKE, Props.
Dealars in all kinds of fresh nnd salt meats,
iyFreMi sausapo a specialty.
171 COMMERCIAL ST.
Shasta Route.
01- HIE
GEO. FENJDRlCira
MEAT MARKET.
loucn wiiu (no people; wo hayo but
iw iiv.uKuii 10 liiu voice 01 1110 people,
ns It comes to us from every quarter:
wo nave but to paint on our banners
fealty nnd affection, nnd Is denrer to
us now than over before Not only Is
It dearer to us as Republicans, but It
has more devoted sunnorturs moon n.V." ?."":. .1"" " L"","ur..u:i"c"
the great masses of the American pco- where expressed nt every election dnr-
ple, Irrespective of party, than at any '"K the last three years: 'Patriotism,
previous period In our history. It Is 1o,tf1cnV0n,J,,,uLJ1i0Sper,tJV ,to1ln
everywhere recognized and Indorsed Klml " ci?101" nnd (,00,8,V0
flQ till. r.AA, a.ltn.n..l . 1 1. . .
ig K--i'i iiiuaiviiiii, iniimniiuni,
A man In Amity claims to believe
In conclave astronomy, and llgures It
out that wellvoonthe Inside of the
earth.
Salem k'IiooN aro growing so nuotli
or Instructor may bo needed In tho
North school.
'It . . V .uujt lui'Pir inu fw
- t!l4- ' til " tW '"l "
JA jSJ . Aftv "lll wleire, Aft
1 -... rv-Kiv ituK.iuniririhi..t
juf ;-SVmiJ
&sSKJ&r
rul tlii-r, , i
rrencra ua rrw
Will U)KUt to I
, yyn inttnlf vl
ailura lutiausll
EIEWCBjMLOO.,IUFFIlQ,.Y.
All loyal Americans will next lw
nuked to salute the spring bonnet and
pay tho bill.
Salem has the latest fad hard-rtha
bowling alley.
How's Thls.1
,J)'?1Ier0no lwl Drtllam lie-
A ) Lr "' L " : M ' . 7iirrh that
Cure y rrh
J pi . i1' ui,,U,ft,K,iw, 'e knownl'
J.llieiev for thii nst 1.1 ...i... .....;
I...H..... ..S. "V" ': :,,r, ' Jt'urn.
hTX. " " Ar"y.lv iioiioniMo In all
and
Olljlltlv InilwnnHniu ,ii..i i .i.i. '
Ntei:iX"'AX'w"le Druggists.
", '
tMvnecs ud prw.fr,
ptiuaiuMJtLr rwtoiTftiUuM imiiJifflf
"$S&Kl&&',n
naii) . act lug direct Uvuium ';i im hi.u. 1
lia iHlirfur-rta f it. . ..?.."
UVstlmonlais frw.
1 -
iffiaffiSSfft '3&W.
druuL-ists. .;,i,sft,s..s,'
htoin.
all
morlcan nrinclnlo tlio k-nv tn mn.1
prosnorlty In business, tho sarest prop
to tho treasury or the United States,
and the bulwark or our national Inde
pendence and financial honor.
"Tho Republican party only Is com-'
potent to carry this policy Into effect,
Whenever there Is anything to bo
dono for the country, It Is to tho Re
publican party we must look to to have
It done. Wo aro not contending for
nny particular tariff law, or laws, or
for any special schedules or rates, but
ror the great prlnclple-tho American
protective policy - - the temporary
overthrow or which has brought dis
tress and ruin to every part or our lc
loved country.
"It may be nsked what the next Re
publican tariff law will provide. I
cannot tell you. 1 cannot toll vnu
what tho rates will be, but they will
measure the difference between Amer
ican and European conditions, nn.i
will bo fllllv adcaimta to imii,.i .. nd those soon to be
selves from tho Invasion of our mar- ShouWkn?w0ttat"r:
kotsby Oriental products to tbn In. Pierce's Favorite
Jlirv Ot American lnluir n.1,1 ...m 1.. l.r.ePFPUon robs
: " , " , '" ," c"uat)irth ofits tor
no case be too low to protect and ex- s, terror and
nit American labor, and promote and feVandcbiW
iuercnw) American production. Sdinr wun la , 5
"I cannot lietter answer this umvo Parinff thc ?'
quMtlon than by Illustration of T0berPcbytu.1lllth,0or,,",
Jlr, Lincoln. Somo one nsked him ,nd the period of
how lomr a man'a W nni. ... confinement arc
Ho kiI.1- Tin ia x"b"Miu , "" BTeaiiv horteued. It also promote the
0 h.U(. 'That Is n very serious Jec"on of an abuudance of nourishment
question; and I have given much for the cbua umament
thought to U many times. Some :"i'Mr'
Mmuld bo longer and somo sherter: 22E!. 'awrri,elnnot.6eDtro
but 1 want to tell you that any man's" S nrf
egs ought always to bo long enough &W,S&K&J
to tvaoh from his body to tho ground.' &' &pSS u&ZS&
Atulsouellyou my InqulrlSg mZZSZJgVti
1
A SURGEON'S KNIFE
jrtvts jpu a feelluir of horror and dread.
Time is uo longer necessity for Itiuse
ju many diseases formerly regarded as
Incurable without cutting. The
Triumph of Conservative Surgery
Is well llluktrated by the fact that
RUPTURF or, Breach, Is uowrurfA
i ,r 7 . 7 ca" F"'"1 w'riout the
knife aud without raln. Cluraty, chaf.
Inc truues can bo thrown away f They
never cure but often induce iuflamrua'
tlou, strangulation and death.
TUMORS vrin. I'lbrold (uterine)
""yJ aud many others, ore uow
remoTeii without tlie perils of cuttioe
operations,
PILE TUMORS, ftOT.'Wa
other diseases or the lower bowel, are
perinaneully cured without pala or re
sort to the knife.
STONE !n "F 'ier. uo matter
o tun Li j,ow urge, js crushed, pul.
veriied, washed out aud werfectiy re
moved without cuttiug.
STRICTURE fUriuryrassaii
... . 1 also removed wltRout
cutlluff Its hundreds of cases. For pam
phlel, references and all particulars
seud 10 cent (in stamps) to World's Dls'
E.eu".ry, "! AModttton, j Main
Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
MOTHERS
32I Commercial st. Cottle biock
Louccesor to t.. Al Ueck Co.
Best meals in tho city, Prompt dellvei
miTcat jinccs.
cry at
SALEM WATER CO.
Office: Willamette Hotel Buildla-.
For water service apply at oOicc. Dills
payable monthly in advance. Make all
complaints at thc office.
Open spickct to prevent freczinc. posi.
tiveiy prohibited. Care Bhould bo taken
it in danger of freezing to have stop and
waste gate closed seo section 3 rules and ree
ulation. No deduction in bills will be ai.
lowed for absence or for any causs whatever
unless water is cut of from preaiises.
I HE WAR IS OVER
The undcrsicneil have
,D On Stnte Ctrpi nnil m
opened a wagon and carriago shop at 320
Commercial st., in connection with Sprague
&(.rounk's blacksmith shop, opposite the
ni. niaurance ouuuing. where 1 will carry
a complete line of carriage and wagon wood
inJiinV m,1 reaay build or repair
any kind of vehicles on thort notice, from the
heavtcft to the lightest, and will give prices
which have never been heard of befoFe. I
guarantee all work to give perfect satisfaction.
llvc me a call.
R. J. HERSCHUACII,
Salem, Oregon.
Southern Pacific Co,
MONEYJO LW
1 nave 5ooo to loan iiioneinmul
fractional part not less than $300 Tolas!
iialcni during the next 30 days, A&I
wmi particulars,
J. H. IIAWI.F.V,
200; Sstarl; street, Ponbi'
California Express Train Run ilau between
Portland and San Francisco.
South I 1 North""
8:50 p. m.
11:00 p.m.
t 0:45 a. m.
lv.
lv
ar.
l'ortiand
Salem
San Fran.
lv.
Iv.
Above trains stop at East Portland, Oregon
xurner, Marion,
....
-.ij.
tlei
wo uuurn. aiem
icnersoti, Albany, Albany Junction. Irvine.
liugene, Lrcswell, Drain, and all stations
from Roseburg to Ashland, Inclusive.
ROSEDURO MAIL DAILY.
Miss Ballon Si;
Ol'ENKU (IN
CHANNING HALL,
win receive cinmren irom 3 yewtrnJ
Special attention to beginners. All Ja?fi
branches for theolder pupils tancht, feoj
ingurawing, modeling, music puuuin
tistic needle work All work done ootkil
dividual plan in which each child a '
vanced according to its own capwrr, l
terms and particulars apply to Mio i
lou. Twentieth and Chcmeketa ti
German Lesson!
and no one is hurt.
dissolved partnershi
FREE TO AIL LADIES!
I have a very simple home treatment which I
rlW'te.1 "W"B women, ell
.uVfni "uu" ol c.vcry nature. Moit
detful remedy ever known
The half lias never been teld:
l'fir rmtl1 ...il ri. .1. '
iJOlltll
ti:'M a.m.
11:00 a.m.
f:20 p.m.
lv.Portliinclnr.
lv. Salem lv.
nr. Kosob'g lv.
Kortb
4:40 p.m.
2:20 p.m.
8:30 a.m.
South
4:00 p.m.
0:15 p.m.
SALKM PAS8ENQEU.
lv. Portland ar.
nr. Salem lv.
North
10:05 a.m.
8:00 a.m.
DINING CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS
and secondrclass sleeping cars attached to all
trains.
WEST SIDE DIVISION,
Between Portland and Corvallls, daily (ex
cept Sunday.)
Given by a qualified teacher, a cot l
01 uermany. uiasses lorcunartaa
Saturday nt Channinc Hall.
I Mrs. Rapsey. 454 Muw'J
BANJO LESSONS
Given on reasonable terms by an expos
teacher. W. A. RaKET
4UMim
7130 a.m. I Lv.
12: IS p.m. f Ar.
Portland.
Corvallis.
Ar. j 6120 p. m
Lv 1 1.-35 P.m.
At Albany and Corvallis connect with
trains of Oregon Contral & Eastern Railroad.
Express train daily except Sunday.
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THROUGH TICKETS
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