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Tjp. -V Daily Capital Journal BY HOKBR BROTHERS TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1890. ANNOUNCEMENT. I hereby announce myself ns a cundlcliite for the rifllcc of COUNTY ASSESSOR subject to the will of the county Republican convention. (1-w J. A. VAN BATON. WAR WITH SPAIN. The springing up of warlike rela tions between our country and Spain Ih watched with keenest Interest. It Is Inevltablo that such should bo ..., rOr."0 ntid exueet to sell llnguln APPOINTMENT! TO DE SOLD. We call the attention of some of the Populist managers In Oregon who are fighting for loaves and fishes that will never exist to the following from the Nebraska City Times: A well known Populist and stock holder of the late Progress Publishing company has let the cat out of the bag how they expected to re-establish (hat paper and keep It running. Ho said "wo expected to get $200 from the appointments at the Institute for the blind, but It did not pan out. The new superintendent, however, will have to come down to the tunc of at least 9200, or his life will be made miserable, llefore we sold the ap pointment of physician nt the Inst I (Hardscrabble Offers a Suggestion. IlAnDSCnADD.K, ) Clackamas County, Or.. Feb. 20, 1800. ) Jeurnal: Mr. II. W. the case, owing to the proximity of Cuba and the efforts of the Cubans to shako off the Spanish monarchy. The senate resolution of Friday was a pacific request for the Interposi tion of the friendly olliccs of the presi dent of the United States to scciro the Independence of Cuba. It recog nized a state of war on tho IM.itid of Cuba and pi operly showed a feeling of Interest In tho success of the revolu tion. Wlion It Is recalled that .Spain was tho llrst nation lit Europe to recognize southern confederacy as belligerents, the action of the senate showed tine American spirit and was a warning to all tho monarchies of Europe, that In a contest betwppn any royal power and tho struggle of a dependency for liberty, our sympathies were with the oppressed. Following tho senate resolution was tho rioting In Spanish cities, tlie as sault on theAmcrlcan consulate, and tho warlike utterances of tho Spanish press and English sympathy. Promptly tho Spanish 'government asks tho administration to disavow tho scnato's action. The president and cublnct met Sunday and Ignore tho request. Tho (cuato promptly passes a bill to strengthen tho navy and Increase tho naval reserve. Tho Hoti8o follows by adopting a concur rent resolutions recognizing tho Cuban Insurgents as belligerents. This la the reply of tho American house of rep resentatives to tho demand of Spain for a disavowal of tho senate resolu tion. It Is tho almost unanimous and deliberate rcsponso of tho American peoplu to tho rash demand of tho Spanish government. All theso steps lead tip to n warlike situation, but not necessarily to war. Rut thoy are steps In tho direction of Cuban Inde pendence from tho yoke of Spanish mlsgovernmeut and God bo praised for that. THE COAL DARON3. Rov. Thomas J. Dixon, Jr., preached In New York Sunday In tlo Acadomy of Music, and, In a prelude to his Jcgtilnr sermon paid his respecta to tho coal combine. Tho attorney general ho said has announced that he has no power to Interfere with tho combine, becauso tho laws as now framed do not give him tho authority. This was true, und tho uttorncy general could not bo accused of favoritism. Under tho laws It, was Impossible to prevent theso people from combining und Increasing tho prlcoofcoal. Tho result will bo that peoplowlll starvo forvwint of heat, coal being as essential us water. Factories will stop that cannot afford to pay tho proponed tncreuso of 40 cents a ton people will bo thrown out of employment, and the jxxipto win freeze. The memborH of tho coal com hlno are guilty of murder, ho said, as much us if thoy hud driven daggers Into tho hearts of their victims. Tho men Win have gone Into this combine, ho added, hnvo gone Into It for tho sukooftho money thure Is 111 It, regardless of tho necessities of tho people. Any htatuto prohibiting them to combine could bo used against manufacturing companies. Rut there wan a remedy. Lot tho sharks keep on.aiid when tho next generation took charge for thenwlveathey would take charge of mines and tho railroads and run thorn In tho Interests of tho people. Every stp like tho comblno only 'hastened tho death of such 11 systciii. and other appointments will bo made along that linc.prlces to range accord ing to the salary received from their respective olllces. Wo hnve In the past tlonu this way and tho money was to have gone towards malntalng the paper, but It seems to have failed. Tills time, however, we propose to start out right and make a scale of prlccf In the beginning and keep It up. Wo pioposc to give tho support of the paper in 11 campaign to the candidate who pays the highest price. We tried this last fall, but then the d- 11 fool having the business in chaigc failed to collect In advance uid tlio rtsult Is that little was realized. The Populist candidates would not put up what wo thought was enough m wo tiied others and wore made promises of a big pile, which never materialized. If wo can get this second pull out of tho Insti tute for tho blind I bellevo that wo can start tho paper up again, but If not, then Stroblo will have to start it oil his own hook, when he wants to run for tho legislature or com missioner against Weborlng this fall." Tho gentleman quoted above is In a position to know whereof ho Bpeaks and it can bo seen from this that the Into publication, whllo claiming to work for tho best Interests of tho masses, was merely a blood-suckor.and It nil was llali that came to Its net. VICTORY FOR THE PEOPLE. The result of the action of the Re publican county central commltteo-ln deciding to allow each precinct to hold its own primaries Is u great vic tory for tho people over ring methods, bosslsm and centralized politics. The movement at Salem to have nil tin. primaries conducted according to the city primary law, was confined to a few Individuals, and was short-lived. The people who comprise tho Repub lican party aro porfeetly competent to conduct their own primaries In their own way, In the absence of a general law. Rosses and dictators should bo relics of bygone times. Tho people of this state aro making n light on bosslsm, and they will have nono of It In this county. Tho Republican party is too big for that. The Republicans of Marlon county expect tho party man agement to be conducted on broad and generous principles. It this Initial move was Intended to subordinate party Interests to ner- eonul alms, or to uoutrol tho party In tno interest of anything but Ropub- Editor Scott, of tho Oregonlan, rcccnly wrote to that papcra very lnterstlng article from the city of Mexico. I can well see how Mr. Scott should find much to astonish him in Mexico. For Instance, it Is no wonder, coming fresli us leader from the United States and particularly from the city of Portland, he should find much to marvel at, In conditions which he describes ns follews: "The Introduction of capital from other countries, chiefly from the United States, the extension of com merce and the advent of new popula tion In Increasing numbers, arc help ing tho country forward. Residents speak of the great changes noted within the last few yea, und of the certain! ty that the causes will operate with atciiriv and cumulative force. In every part of the republic there is noted the Introduction of new forces, of new varieties of activity and energy." Mr. Scott Is resolved, however, to be, by no means, satisfied with what lie sees In Mexico. After having found, ns one should suppose, so much to comfort him, he suddenly recollects himself and becomes miserable at the sight of a people who arc utterly un able to appreciate how silver "de bases humanity" Nor Is our astonish ment at this sudden turn of affairs in nny wise abated, when we lead that the worst feature of their misery Is their contentment. Mr. Scott stands, "distilled almost Into a Jelly," before people who, doing business and prospering on a silver standard nic, yet- wholly insensible to their dcgredatlon! Thoy are, they must be. miserable, but they aro too de graded to see It, unci, even arc ac tually contented ! Ho offers no solu tion for what he calls this "prob lem" of Mexican Civilization. Yot It is clear that this vice of contentment In the character of tho Mexican peo ple ndmltsof a ready and perfect cure. Try tho"gold standard" on theso ob stinate people and you shall soon see them brought to their senses I If It does not cause their Industries to languish and the contentment of tho people to take wings then, what n former president of tho chamber of commerce of Liverpool called this "huge fnuid on civilization," will have failed to do what it has done In every land which hns felt its blight ing influence. llAUDSCRAUDLU. zyw v P-x 7 er OZLZL Commercial Street, Corner State Tho Capital rrillng Company has re branches for ih moved to that location. Call on us. VlIAirNTNa 1'ENEU in A'rvo .. j.iii mm m t- Will receive children frnm,4. Special attention to "&B .'""j branches for iheolder nunli. '. A ' UJ, I ing drawing, mod tlstic i.eedlc work dividual plan In for iheolder pupils an u ng, modeling. mUIie ih,t' lie wn,l XVi .mU!IC. Plain r,1 !' which work done onTf- ;k" . ua thL 1 vanced according ..? ldhM irrm..j ...!"."" Vn canjfi.. D isrhffiftwffi?.iflf. - MVJI1CKFI4 lw ' M, & eresranotber thing. i j' i- - nr you cant beaUoHNNiE A aAhI A Bk MV 32mr In all towns and localities throughout tho ft f.-.l C..a mm. I ...tlnvt. In .nil If.. T.iinf UnUCU 31UIC9 UIIU IKIIIIUIH.. lu o-.. m iii- nin Washer and Steam Cooker, tlio best In use. It saves its own price in the wear of clothes iu less than six months. Sent C. O. TVtiuovnri.ee nrnnnlil. fnrt1.Cn In tin! C in copper. For particulnts, address JVH. BROWN, 156 State street. Salem, Oregon. EAST AND SOUTH is -VIA- Shasta Route, OF '1HE PLUG The largest piece tobacco ever sold for Southern Pacific Co, California Express TrainHun tlaiij? between .Portland and San Francisco. South j 8150 p. in. moo p. in. I 0:45 a. m, Tv7 lv nr. I North I'ortiana at. Salem lv. Sun Fran. Sv, German Lesson r! 1 ... . ' UIVC11 uy a quaiined teacher a ... of f Vrmnm, PI "-juicr, Q nil n Saturday ntChannlng Hall dfen ' BANJO LESSONS4 Given on reasonable terms ly fttl .,. . teacher. yy "ta JnttJ I GODEY'S MAGitfjjjj Volume CXXXII begins h), . vi ,?U,C,CESS,FUL WOMEN Valuable hints about var.ou. C'i Industry which ore open to TwomJ ch 9 who have succeeded In them ' bjr MUSIC IN AMERICA Discussions of mus cal subiccti ,., Illustrated each month wltJ tW gtaphs, and one or more paces 61 S. music alone will make a valuahWnit This series of articles IsTu' J fc amone monthly marai n tiA ,o;bi .. .. . 0""'t tlCDaNti nticrcstin value to t Above trains stop at Eaut Portland, Oregon City, Wo dburn, Salem, Turner, Maiton, lellcrkon, Albany, Albany Junction, Irving, Eugene, Creucll, Drain, and all stations from Ko.ieburg to Asliluml, inclusive. HOSmiUKO MAIL DAILY. youtli , " I Kortli cjnxjs b.au a.m. 1 1. j ii.ni. &:-! ii.ni. Water Rate -ON- Dwellings Reduced. wolz's umi lv.I'ortlandiir. lv. Snlcm lv. nr. Itoseb'g lv. 1:10 p.m. 2:20 p.m. 8:110 11.111. South sali:m passenoek. '?toaaJers,a'ndareofSI! those who play or sine '", THE TAnt.'b illustrated articles upon the bertsnd nlavs and (lie fnrrmntt ,i '"."vB the best American u plays ana the foremost actors. turtUi 1 iroductlons. UeaJ 4:00 p.m. (1:1)') p.m. iv.rorthtndar. nr. Salem lv. "Forth" 10:03 a.m. 8:00 n.m. Salem has a choral union that Is worthy a hearty support of all Chris tian people. Thorc Is inoro rolliie- ment and civilization In music alone than In much-called education and religion without music. Salem mjIiooI district is better In sured against fires than against f.00 or two children growing up without any schooling at all. 1 00 So So 1 00 1 25 Let tho people be heard from at the priiiiarles-iiot the olllcc holders and bosses, THE STUDY nf til nMtnt. nf medicines, or vegeta ble compounds, upon the stomach, and testa lu manv liundrnL of cases, lontr ago ronviaccu uoctor k. v. Pierce, Chief Consulting The Jouunai. would really like to support wine poor man for prciideut. Children Cry f llean Wolf 11 r umi mi, .,., 1. . 1 - - ."".woo, 111 iiruvcu a ii. "1-1-rr .t"". .... - tfrcat mistake. Factions and 1 I ISf iSiftute "ifuSff ' Io!f.l. au.?. iuJ?: . . 1 r iniii.n.: vir-ij.-v :" " "s may succeed party machine matter to satisfy the voters that thev should be dictated to In any such mnuiier. mny oonus sit licit V iinnn Mm , i-.ii .. ---, ... .. niui an cases In lining contwl of SUff ery, but It Is another' SMSS VZy ?,: racl whJ.ch. hc ca,Ied "Golden Med JSL?' Tf' " wma cure thesedls. country the evidence of those who had "SSJ.1! Pic ne, and he halaVed the ..j uuiiii sit, iigimy upon tho !,' h'i T ,or jnemselves, as he Bhouldersofmany voters and If . JKSfilSS wumintejl dictation attempted gfeW&Wl they will not hesitate to Indulge In wS'Vli0!?0""'"" "hat is known as "scratching... , S&S m....i .... woria'a Disneusarv M.,fiii a.. ,'.," -."..hiiio uiotnuon and bos.ilsni will Buffalo, N. V., and milted m ieetot of 'air i i.v .., .. cent In nni-.rnt ..... i..k;,".0, ? iT--1 I """,B- iuis dooic also the photographs and testimony of n.?wJ,.?I.h":c .uffered fromydls- OLD RATES. Five rooms or less one faucet (occupied by one family $1 00 Introduction of hot and cold water ex tra 25 Fiie to seven rooms, one faucet .. 1 25 Additional for hot water 25 Over seven rooms 1 50 Additional for hot water 25 NF.W KATES. The company has concluded to reduce the rate on dwcllllll'S. orrnnlcil hv nm f.mllu nl tlv nwr.cn. 1. I... . .UK fntl. J... .m '...ii. wi b. IU IV lUIIUWlll, For occupants, four rooms or less, with cold water faucet $ 75 1 ur uttuianis, lour rooms or less, using uwui noi aim com water lancets.... One bathtub One water clatet Five rooms and upward, cold watei fail cet Five rooms and upward, using both hot and cold water faucet . One bath tub r0 One water closet 50 No extra charge for wash tubs or faucets in bed room j, These are domestic rates and only apply to duellings. Whcie water closets are used without any service In the house, the rates will be jeC) These rales will lu mllirril in i.iilinni ... - ..... .... ...... ..,. w ITIIIIVUl nation; they arc plain and every consumer can easily undrstand the rates they are re- iuniu iu pay. incso raics will reuuee a great many and perhaps advance a few, as we tind by canvassing the city some have been underrated The object of the company is to equaliie rates and treat all consumers alike, doing justice to every one. In waking theso reductions it Is necessary for us to reduce every possible expense, hence it is desired that all water rents be pa!d promptly, as far as possible, at the office before the loth of the month, this will save the expense of colleo lion. After that date water takers are liable to b cut off without notice, Hating will be made as fail a twcclM .lurtnr. .i. mnHi. r March, J. M. WALLACE, fres. KPFREE DEL1VEUV. WOLZ A MIESCKE. P.n. Dealars in all kinds of fresh and salt meats GFresh sausago a specialty. 171 COMMERCIAL ST. GEO. FENDRICJl'S MEAT MARKET. 32I Commercial st. Cottle Block Successor to C. M. Beck & Co. Best meats in'tho city, Prompt delivery at .uni.iH jilllES. DlN-.Nu CARS ON OUDEN ROUTE PULLMAN lltlli'lTCT Hf.T?EP!?U and second-class sleeping cars attached to all iraina. WEST SIDE DIVISION, Between Portland and Corvallls, dally (ex cept Sunday.) 7:30 a in. I Lv. 12:15 pm.) Ar. Portland. Ar. 1 6:20 p. m. 1. Lv 1 1135 p.m. Corvatlis. At Alhanv arA rVirvnllL innn..i .uttk trams of Oregon Central Sc Eastern Railroad. Express train dally except Sunday. 4:4S 1. m 7'25 P. w. Lv. I 'nr I l.mil Ar. McMInville Lv Ar. I tl:2; a. m. j 6:50 a. m. If TOI WHEEL AND GET YOUR Wagon, Buggies. Carriages Repaired at n .. c ,ll ! "ERSCIIBACII, Opposite State Insurance Co., 320 Commer cial st. 1 Salem, Oregon. THROUGH TICKETS tO all Points In fhl T7llirn lilnla. r'.n..!. and Europe can be obtained at lowest ratel from W.W. SINNER. Annul Snlffm E. P, ROGERS, Asst. G. f. & P, A., ' ., ... Portland. Or. R. KOEIILER, Manager. much more than gossip of playen. Tb.!! entertaining dlsscusslons of the Hr.m..'? are tnlkrrt fitviiii. V11.V. . . M found in nny other magazine ILLUSlltATION. The Magazine will be well andihon, Illustrated from cover to cover ConX7 artsitsandim roved methods of miaiti nrtnllniT Irin nin,.. ...Ill l. 1. f TIIECOVERS . J The enver!nrn dKT.r.ni .,.... .. .1 - arc designed by popular artists, and the cots u Jt, w.i uc Yiuamc;asanu!tcoIlKU III IllvUISlVwt THE FASHION DEPARTMENT which for years has given the latest uh fashions, is of particular interest tow A HOME MAGAZINE. Godcy.g Is a magazine of thiscountrjii of to-day. It is a family magazine, iii ""B" stupe man miauas me "LsdjlBod1 It is monthly feast of wholesome, lattrat reading, fit for 'every membej ofihslw .1UIU. In addition to the fcattim mni!ni.i each numlier will contain a liberal tmoMl fiotion, by the best writers, articles on who of general interest, book reviews, ctc.c uuu.iiui.uiia, i.w, a year Ten r.nt ii tiiimVw.. send ten cent for a lample copy. Now til 52 Lafayette Place, New Yal. n mm Milwaukee P. k Si. Paul Ry, not bo politic tolerated m-,. i.. .. "?.,a Sne-cent atamr - vuiiuir coiiminsi 1 tuanr nersom eases of the dljtstive organs. We, fear thnt. nv.. - lm.i.,..' J iNOWUSTlONr sevron nnu iu .r...n.. would never bo happy Ul0next jSrXSRSS' of CT" ". - world. He might pralso tho L,mi n right enough one day nut he'd find rauii the next day with the electric HuliU, or tho extrovmnnim. ..r i angel laily clerks, or the general ap. proprtatioii, and go and Join the iiarty of kickers bolow, MflKlnlnw -..... . . . .. candidate,: w w ,eaiUnR a" W ' mV I 'T.i.fr..1 .... . we torture for ten years with what your br. Pitrce'. Common Sense MrJIctl Advis er describes. s,G. traljtU'tpalalastom. ch). I employed our homeloctor-took dMea bottles of Mrs Parill; with no Unt S'L'hro took one. tuirdoita bottles of celery compound with- toane.8orS '."obet. I mil WIS in ISSa. MONEY TO LOAN On farm land security. Special ic uij large loans, U), FREE TO ALL LADIES! I have a verv fclmnl. 1mm. i...!..... . ..1.1.1. t ill iV' "." .."liiv lli.aillil.ill WHICH 1 will send free to all suffering women. Cures itmaic trouuies 01 every nature. Moit won- derfui remedy ever known The half has never been told; I'or could we with Ink the ocean fill, Were every blade of grass a quill, ere the whole world of parchment made And every woman a scribe by trade To tell the merits of Balm of Figs, Lwould drain the ocean dry. Nor would the scroll contain the whole, 1 hough stretched from sky to sky. Address Mrs. J. W. D., box 96, Tallman, Linn county, Or. 2-12-imt TO THE FARMERS! VC hive IllCt rnmnlaU.1 .... --! t ii is' ",," new iccu yartia one-half block south of the court house. I'leasc give us a call. Team 10c. 20 hussar n tiih.'ikto ...w "AIM JX.lliJ, tans consideicd without delav ni n , , "AMILTON & MOtt Bush Bank buildln3. MONEY TO LOAN! On city or farm property. Over Bush's Bank, I. H. HAAS, WATCHMAKER AND TP.WPr vv 1 nomas clock, etc., 215 Commercial Street INAWNMEAPOLIS r j. t & .,irt SMILWAUKElM 1 To Our Subscribers A SPECIAL OFFER. We take nliqrrlnl!nn. at n rluh nl. Mi! 1.. ?":'". ,:"'j"":.7."","" ::r iie niu;iuiiics in mc country, in comou tvltli ill. ritnI1.1 Tni.m.l Among tho higher priced and well tints' publications is the New England Ihrcx, j tviricrii. wiiii mi iiir irninrri ni nrnrrxi izf ""-"1 "- . .,,..... erest of the Other great illustrated mootUit, has, besides, Its own specialty ia whlditi unrivaucu. as lis name implies, uui aw flrf litrtnrv Anrl 1t,.rti,iir. nf Ko FjlffTlftl : v:;:r' r .. ""...v,.. :.v - iu muse ui new iiil;iuiiu uuui w wy therefore, it Is esr.eclaliv welcome, andsrm subscription makes a perfect present. VHst- ffvi-r rlt. vnu vniimi-lf Ink., vnu wml M New England Magazine, jj per yetr. CiV bed with this paper.S2.40. bampie irtc. WARREN F. KELLOGG, Publishen. Bostoe. Popular Magazines FOR THE HOME. F. VAN DER BAAN, Carpenter, Builder and Jobber. ,ry.u 1.1 48t )Vi,'er street. iSUard times prices always. T. K. FORDJ Tuoa. PurcniB, Ea h? Sk U bottUi Medical Discovery. -t Children Cry for SSrJAS .vv,,iUtltort BywWit'oiafffiSi! ihi. ledical SALEM WATER CO. Office! Willamette Hotel BullJIn, Mvabie,mL,Mrv,ceI PP.'y l office- PWe monthly In advance, Make all complaints at the office. " Open spicket to prevent freciinR. posl. Ively prohibited, tfare BhouW f ' ,lke In dancer of fr-,u ... ... .. ' KC1) ffiaf.!r.SSS: loieJ f.i ucuucn will will beal, ffiteH.nCeirrtorMJr "? wb'ever 1 unit nrater Is cut of from premises. E. M. 1VAITE PJIINTING CO.. BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS AND Legal JtilankPublisn8. Bush's New Brick over the bank Com'l st pEPOfTxPRESS. Meets all mall and passenger trains Bar gage and express to all n,. r.l ",?" - .--, GLANCE AT THIS MAP. Of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul ,Way.. m,d ,n,?te lts connection with nil transcontinental lines at St. Paul and Omaha andrememhnr wli.n n-in .... .i. .-.." ream8 Z. vUl e,eel"y a"d heated by u.tii. V nitj aim sieepinc cars. with free reel nin riir. v..? .R.," JU dining cars aro the best In the world Other lines arc longer than this, but none are shorter, and no o.l,., ir. '.u' ' " n.ne urious accommodations. These are sufficient kee nSCoUr!ohC FfU,arily of '0 MilwaS! Kee: J-oupon ticket agents in everv rail roaciofficewill give jMhSiOS CJ-EDDY, General Agent, J. W. CASEY, Trav. Pass. Agent. Portland vx&f Kmvjsvk FRANK LESLIE'S A Solentino Amorlcan m -v m ik w m KtKKW P OPULAR MONTHLY Prompt service, Telephone No. in JAMES RADER Havo Yon finn tho new Iooki Tvtv Uoxt It 1. !. T.rj miqmiaVVLVJ tt . - . - - rorlnfonnM.oaflT"WHT, tJ ateltweach Months Orifflnal Vg PronUseltco : 128 Qrto Pg. Matter i toe Now aad nisnciaw g-j lions 1 Mow Uteriy. Matter "JJg3J tlons than any other MaiazlM "" Frank Leslie's Pleasant m FORlOYtAHDOiiiMM eople oontributo to ft. 10 cts. i JU V" BXBB AIL STJMCUPIIOM W rank Leslie's Popular Monthlj J 1: lCLlAL loth for oneytw,w $o Finkidlie's Pleasant H 0 i-iiHiiHie'siit""", ji rid lie Jcmr-al, both f tor 1 eo. tfndQiifatBdlythBBBStCtt ". BSSSSSSit t u uuBSSSfl mPmmW a ft ttrUwlW WJ lgWMMMHMl.a.JHI rcme.1jr. '"' IfjirH pill'Pi - T JsPi . .i.... or lw , II IU BI 7lI " ..-uVr- rciniu wwiMHim l... ,r-. ..!,,,..., Pa l)'n "'"T-JJI iiiimiw-j; ,j j,, jjnw-. ,ri. .2? SW55Tf SrtiiVKit' r i ilt - TtfiYtJHifry&i?