Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, March 02, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textw wkW ADVIfa BTISBMENTS. fn j i -yE fcl EST ' '" 'jfuffll ISA J?- EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL mnMan EVERY tVENIHB EXCEPT SUNDAY. T TUB Capital Journal Publishing Company. I INOORPOKATBD. J Stt, 112 Ctntt Blrf t, Ofr Hom Block TBHMH OK HUWKjnilTION: I IIAIbT n One vear. liv mat HI mnnllM. liv fnntl Three montla by mall .MOO 2 CO 1 2B Pr wnek deUrered by Barrier 1 I WKHKI.Y One year ? JW HU incmtlm 1 g Thre month w lWiniuitcni nre authorized to re ! Hilwrlptlonn. -Ailvcrlllin? ratal on application to WILL II. I'AItltY, - - Manager. a?-Kntcred at the Salem l'ostoirice as MOufld-elaM matter. FRIDAY, M AHOH, 2, 1888. WITT TnK OHIBSIONT AXXOMCEMKXTS. Bfce. Vel(T.Ilniilloy Co. Mnrch 12. Haverly Mlntrel-March.28. Till: MAIlKKTPItlCBOK NONSKNSK. , J), it. Locke, author of tlio Niiaby letters, and owner of the Toledo Jlladc died week lcforo last, leaving a million of (lollnro besides the paper which Is it fortune in Itself. Much of his inoiioy wits the result of fortunate Investments, but the capital which he invented was what he earned writing tho lcttera that, luring tho wur, were moro widely published and read than tho produc tions of any other author on tho continent. Those wore very coarse carlcatttroH of the .Bourbon De mocracy of tho southern and border HfateH, were without literary merit, and were all upon one line, but thoy appealed utrongly to tho iopular homo of tho rldlculouH, wero level to comprehension of tho plain people, and thoy made their way where direct argument, towed upon hurd fact, could not go, and hud an in fluence which tho eloquence and logioofthe greatest statesmen did not exert. And Ijocuuhc they pleased tho people thoy made Locko famous nnd rich, Just im Nast'tt caricatures In Humor's have won for Mm fortune and repulullon and contrib uted very largely to the suc cess of the publication in which thoy were given to tho publlu. Nast when in Kulum a few weeks ago ptuted, what wiw nlrwuiy known to no tlio ruct, thut atone time whcij ho ami tho Har)erH could not agree h to tne miration In which ho wtioiilil hIi.miL thoy paid him $10,(MX) jiyeurlodo nothing, in order to prevent rival publishers from get ting mm, anil Locke would have' tiunuiged the Hindu much more ED. Capital Journais "With out wishing to perpetrate pun, probably now developed Into a chestnut, I wish to say that you have made of your paper a capital Journal. But I presume, friendly criticisms will, with your usual liborallty, be allowed. In your salutatory you praise the republican party and very justly for tho fuct that, twenty-eight ycare ago, it "planted itself upon a single sentlmonfr the preservation of this union. Around this central idea the best and bravest of tho nation rallied," etc. Then you declare that "the democratic party has no great principle this is its misfortune." Now. why stop there? Is there not another party with a great, leading "sentiment," and "a central idea" ? Has notthe,prohlbition party agreat and grand aim, "the preservation of the union" from the wasting, with ering blighting curse of tlio grog shop and the liquor trafflc? That our beloved land needs this preser vation Is evident, for tho Toledo Blade, as staunch a republican paper as tho Capital Journal, deliberately says that "tho country must kill the liquor traffic, or tho liquor traffic will kill the country." Then, why Ignore this growing party, when drawing comparisons? Do you not think It will be heard from during the coming state and presidential elections? Have not 160,000 among "tho tot and bravest" rallied around It with wonderful enthusiasm? True, that Is not so vast a number. But hnd tho republican party as many, eight and twenty years ago? And, without supposing you to be a prophet, do not "coming events casting their shadows before" in dicate a largo Incrcaso in Nov. 1888? Please do tho fair thing by us all, and do not limit tho active parties aia-ady stripped for tho tight, with national conventions called, to only two. Yours, r PRomnmoNisT. peared at tho polls, and less than 25,000 attended the primaries. Is it any wonder that the polities of that L .1... . -...,! 1.. ltavn Iw'HIl griaiiCiiy uiu, uiiu i" , a sickening blot upon the political features of the elate of New York? It will continue so, unless tho peo ple take hold of the primary meet ings and purgo them of professional "slate makers." and destroy the Bchomes which are made up by a few, secretly, for the rank nnd file to swallow on election day. This government Is essentially political. Any person having a thorough knowledge of the political Issues between the great parties since J"the Declaration of Indepen dence, knows well the history of the United States. The man who takes no interest in the primary, and avoids having anything to do with politics, is not a good nor safe citi zen. Politics make the laws that crovern us ana elect tne men mat administer them from tho president down to constable. Politics are the foundation and support of tho fabric under which we live. Tho man who takes no interest In politics, leaves the dearest interests of his country to be appropriated by the sportsman and place hunter. He, by his in difference, is sowing the seeds of de cay and eventual dissolution, for If this government ever falls, its great est cause of overthrow will como through its own impurity, brought about by tho indifference of the peo ple, and the wickedness of Its politics. "Eternal vigilanco is the price of liberty." Zara. NEW AUVBinwft1'"'" j .jftr n Si - Hecrntary &Sosrrrrr- Treasurer Tlio OregonLand Comp ny CAPITAL STOCK, $20,000 riLL BOY AND SELL REAL Es tate. Is now reaching nunareqs pi Dy exien I raiding rv of the United States. Their facill ir 1 lo by extensively nrivprtlsln? In nil of tho leading news- ... ". . ,,, .. rrii..l w thousands of eastern people leg for finding buyers of real estate arq un excelled. It Is to the Interest or those hav ing real estato to sell, to place It whero buyers come to buy. B. S. COOK, Manager. II. J. Mrirrnoitir, Assistant. Office: front room up stairs In the State Insurance Company's building; ANNUAL ELECTION School District No. 24. h.iHL mmmmmnmBij2Si 1Sn& US ill m h wwyc nn hm if i mS?Vip3' -BW-WH-, -mJR . JEM jn IFirst National Ban SALEM, OREGON. WM. N. LADUE, -DR. J. REYNOLDS, JOHN MOIK, - " Presli Vice Preaii - - - Cash GENERAL BANKING. Exchange on Portland. Ban Fram i Mnr York. lAnaon ana iionv v. bougninnasoui. , ijunty and a warr.imw uuuHuw a-i..mo ui corati lnVUCU vo uuuuniiwu vmuauci DUSl! miih nn. Liberal advances ma. wheat, wool, hops and other propertri! 'curity can bo obtained at tho bank I mJ6t rcuiAUlu wiuinut.D, rpHE ANNUAL ELECTION OF SCHOOL eon, will be held on the second Monday of jtiarcn, inai ncnig Monday, March IS, 1888, At Reed's Opera. House, For the nurnose of electing one (1) Schdol Director to hold for tho term of threo (3) years, and a School Clerk for the term of one year, jfous open at z ociock, p. m. and close at 6 o'clock. G. P. Litchfield, Chalnnan.viri DavidISimpson, Clerk. J.D.McCully, IS RECEIVING A FINE LINE OF Attention, Prohibitionists ! A i'kominent democrat of Salem when asked his preference for presidential nominees said: "Hill and Pennoyer every time. The conservative democracy of this countrydon'tdare support Cleveland and will not if he secures the nom ination." NUAIAItY CONVENTIONS. En. Capital .Teujinal: All purtlos have fixed tho dates on which thoy will meet In cnoh nrrv clnct In Oregon for tho purpose of eitoostngmou to represent the voters In tho respectlvocounty conventions. How many of tho voters will attend? now mnny of them, In either party, Will know who their dolomites nro and to whom and to what thoy wero The largo number of republicans enrolling themselves in the republi can club of Oregon is a hopeful sign of tlio times. The list is crowlni? and this indicates that republicans aro preparing to tak6 an actlvo part in tne canvass next June and Nov ember. mflB PROHIBITION PRIMARY CON- a veniious ior mu lour ouiem rrecincis will be held at the usual polling places In sold precincts on Saturday, March 10th, at 2 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of electing delegates to the county convention, and transacting such other business as may properly come before said nrimarv con ventions. By order of Precinct Committees, T. C. JORY. Secretary. 1 Multitude of People Are daily flocklncr to KELLER SONS Tim Hhuah nnr ...t.l 1 m ' their large stock of coods. In teiui nnd coffees you can buy a line article, while In sugars you can get extra C, cube, granu lated, powdered or SPRING CLOTHING II :H ATS -AND- FURNISHING GOODS, ETC. 249 COMMERCIAL STREET, SALEM, OREGON. The wreck of another national bank in Cincinnati again invites tne inquiry, What are government bank examiners for? Either they aro too lazy, or too incompetent, or too untrustworthy, or too few tn .in pledged when, and before thnv worn their work pronerlv. chown? How manvnf ihrwn rLinJ ' - ; ..- wiii bo candidates, or hn ni Senator Blair has nresented In I representatives of candidates, in. t,lc senate a number of petitions 1 " I M .. .rum mo women's Christian their jwrtyand precinct? lcmpcranco Union in favor of CRUSHED. We nre sure wo can please you in price, ClUallty nnd OUnntltv. Pnnvlnm vm.mnlf by leaving a sample order. Nearly every A FREIGHT TRAIN Comes steaming Into Salem and has more or less goods for us. Wo keep everything iH.i 1.Rocc.r5r' crockery and glassware line. When tho price of any article FALLS Si ? yoV, Jh? beocat. Our stock Is now complete. We have a room 80 FEEjT y 25, which is filled with throughout. Give ua a call. new goods ilion thnt by going to any other Li. ir cauuuiates, in- r" i. iu... .. ' "' ot voters In their nartvnni nronliw.19 ri ...v ..i.miij jiiniHuiMJiis ns well in How many of them will bo "but well-directed, timely d ..iulcd w I. .1 "10" ' "but carloatua. and burlesque, which 11 i . . V'3 f tholer"to u uio lovel or iMisHublo nonsonso, mitl Is miworth.v thu ttttontlon of J "in- limiting preioiiHlons to learning and culture) and us there Is not one wirlcutiirl.it whuro thoiv are n hutulrwl lnKlciiuw and rliotorlolnim ho who oun do thut kind of worki wiij got iiliuwt any prlco ho kw to tusk Air It, are noient nucsHniia ....i concern tho wholo bodv lit Wl. TMKTAHU'lMttMVNMUlTH. 'JUi Unlvmtuu Jimrmilur i ... fhJHlttWi n jwiwr vtllltHl by a life long K"'1"""1' J t'lim quite recent. Yof ,,l0HO,"l Iniow nothing us B -s. " ' " " ""will jimicu- W1UQIU Wo hud been IiiihtI.i I.. - : lwliHni and MilltIvJiuM thut It SRWSit hertMv in ! uiu ..... . . jSb.'V -- " ""aii uiii, mid Ykm liroewdwl to Htumn II ..... .!.... mmt on one hw1uii In Bouth Can. vujwjwi in become Homowhut Iwltl. ttaJlt. I'miwtlun cuiitlmiwl, how. t iikiii, iiiiii hi wiiiMiiiiiiiw ii... ; uMiHitiouirew of the N.irili .....i '"llllIrVlllllhlVOHIirtMlktr.ul .....i ........ mW tmnuelywohuvohudn ttWUHmf htwrt. ami. iil-,...ii nrtl . l ' -" p .v tilt MVVr mww, we are dctrnilncd bKlQgUflirlwtlllllh 'Xit.i ihiu liiVitou Htmtld ntmi.i...,wu. i Umt the time will mhhi i... hJ til CtovulHiiil dwuoonivv win illiMtliB traitor llandall mui na uiat'a rtalit, too, Wltliln nwmllw tho whole ni.v..i.t..i Oiavril will IwujHm lUkitwMlMMxliiir IUjhIhH tn wi niw. .1... .....".. ... -(W YtKk nnd New jrv n.,.i fef !!$&! Uh prvttwtkm lUtitMKwts that ?Jhr aikuiiiitjiiu .i.ww , 'jMttlWttjriNlUltlHriiriiUMlliHI. ri41t WSATftK PirrtB iweli m tho ( wffwpkh, Uiwllv TiuillHir iwtt Wiwhrflpf y um ttW IKKW H' Uwr Ihnw Uwb in fMA. ulAlul. 1'Ilu .- .. .. M that ho ttlmiw uji fetttHl OH MUth thau llxu. I Ik Unl(a Um. These should politic. "Ab tho twk' is bonr. II,. u, i. . , ,. . uwiiieiHicti," aim us tho dolegates I" the primaries Inollno so inclines tho whole plan of nonilnntin.,.. which uro to follow. Kaoh county convention win i. inudo tii of nmterlnl supplied by tho prlmurlos. These conventions nmno tho county olllcew and (hn lo.rii.. i hiM fill... it. " "v. i no legislature elects a United Htiitiw uuiiuinu im... . . - " "i..i. i nn cwtnty conven- iioim ilccts dolcgutas to the state n volitions. Those IkhIIos ntiino hi" eongrussmun anil all the state olllcwrs. Thoy also elect ilelegutes mi- iiiuouai convontlonn, which l turn dictate the nnmo of him whom tho iHxinlo must humwh ..u tho pttv,ldoiit of this nation, 'n.i.a t will lw hvii tlmt out of tho KjmrMS lv uttoudwt primary whloh few thvm of much moment, em.mr.. litVHltluiit, a United Stntes senator, the imtlonal hiHWoof renroMniih.M... iHidw the entire county and state governments, will tin v,,t.,r the ImjHirtuiuvoftlils meeting? Can Jie kv tlmt the "wlnworkur" and the "lAto-IUaUr" dellirhta i.. .. small uttondaiico ut n... ...i Dovs he olwon-w thnt n f... ...... ? handlwl easier than niuiu-? la n t annnrnt tlmt one guiding mhxl -an arrange and elect a "slnto" In cyeiy prvelnct In Oregon that will pluw In nomliwtlon axnotu- n... Moll ho Wants. If milv n r.,. ... ...in .. . . " v" "tors iu nuon.i mo iHellmlnary meeting? Oirtaluly all thwo mutton, mn bo readily dlsearncil, and if tho people WlllfcavogoiHlmon on thotr tlckete tiwy must bo on hand In full fr, ut upon knowing iireo. XVho o-v mo vwiuiy convention. Kvury -otwr i ra.i. , "houkl know u, delegate ad should UmtktkHl that tho- go to prohibition, and for protection of women. tho better ihk Jielrs of John Roach, tho smpuuiiocr, will it Is said sue the United States for ?2,600,000 damages. Large as tho amount is, it will not pay for tho life of tho man whoso end was hastened by a ohnnco of ad ministration. i-itooF that Gen. Philip H. Sheri dan was born in Ireland will be gratefully received and, handsomely paid for at tho rooms of the nmn. emtio national committee. Tub story that Sheridan was not born in this country is as absurd as tho one which placed Gen. Arthur'.. birth pluco In Canada. BORN'. KELLER & SONS, The Grocers. Specialties in Fruits niOHAHDiON-In Salem, Or., Thursday "1 so'n. IO ,h Wlf0 bf a T' ,": I'KStyM In Kilem. Runday, Feb at. Shier?0 lW'ft' l '"-MSb, NKW TO-DAY. NO. 11. 1. O. O. T.. in their loo. o. rTCHKtKM),W.C.T. tIltWUltllv. iw... ....... I . - ...j .uii.niiiinii imi m.. .. .. dUUtw,but tw houwt Hnnrejudlied ,.' . "r W JuWwil with uatUA- h o s w New York Wty, 1 !, wg WvU, dtti.ow of wUo8p. rtAI'lTAIi LOIHIK J meets overySatuntoy evening. I mil .econd door north of IVvalJn II. Hatcii.8ox, a. l LmturiKw. COUNTY DEMOCRACY. Primari6S,Conventlon$ and Precinct Clubs. AITORTIOKMBKT. aH,11 it omeui i AunuvllU S '"iwi 3 iraman I tiS'Ii". 1 guwimny ....:.:" i :k" ? 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, AT Weller Brothers' 201, Commercial Street. WM. BROWN &. CO. i DEALER IN H - mm A o Mm si raoi Leather aod Fioigs ! CASH PAID 011 Wool, Hides, Pelts and Fins. No. 231 Commcrclaltrcet, SALEM, - - OREGON. t "'iian) A. K Zr"Tjr DON'T YOU FORGET IT! THAT BOOM! NOV!! SALEM wim mm cot i A.! pmn- Will haotUe Ursestboora thU wwop in anfiv fi and' .6 a Hy """ ... 7 - .. -1 .s taytOH iMrvt lluUbwd; liUlikh MebmuA.1 ... ivta . .. .i5 U lifflWiHa-?M .rwwimend i..r'.r",7,.y niiw muim in .u wvwmw. iiiti iha .... jr.r " v eeuatr ctjSiitL.1 SL'fe the - :"iiwvni cwwut T fiOl.UHV..f!hii. .WN,Sainarr. ' W.V JASsa KI.Illi B" I w. v.... tock"toa"rrt,nd0tor 'e CUAa OALVEItT Salem, Oregon. Oregon Pewjiffittere &$ iff Sra?k JrS? 8. I revived a WHnion m. and v?l.R.fllB J lumber trouhftvrt ft!?. "?5 .eA since hart h nndtbelitycfVwS!,?h n4S.re or ' botlll t.,,"!8 ' ". taken half .h bveutobiapi3,lMn! JJonj tt. I Wdn. and hS.UTS1'?. rwnedv for tho MiMfc " " iwommtfld It for the AbwvIU Jmry 12. 18.L Wlfrll. j AVi- ,. - v-a at m f-JiT' l-l . - " f -r uusetjorner -ARE DAILY RECEIVING New Dress Goods, New Prints'.' New Clottifog, 'New ij ?.--, - . nvryxrii And m seuing UlQ . ALL AND SEE US; aHaa HHee uuviiiiiiiir iirrvn. - withfw"m ;vww u BAI.BR. Bring Your Famfe . and AfliiIe Room for nvoivlwi.. ... Will Chicken, Butter adEggs Accoun W .'A., i gweW rtrwt, ABkiodi . . VJ 1.UIBaKA PwBW Owtna QHwLl dwlredu S- FRJE5DMAN, Brawws Manaoj Pitit"-, )mmmtof T. F. H.wsi BSd fer aal &.3K flnxtil Oteh must