EVENING CAPITAL JOUKXAL
PI'HI.IHKIIII
EVERY EVENINO EXCEPT SUNDAY.
BY THK
Capital Journal Publishing Corn-tan".
OBIf, 112 Owrt Strtt, Vrrt'.Wn Wl.
HAIL.
One year. Mr malt
M
HI month, br mull
isi
Three moutMhr inkll 1
IVr week (Mlrered by emrrtor 14
WKKKLT.
0m fwtr.
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: Kuwilhfl . ..... To
On roar. If mid for In wmim,
Hlx mi(t. ' " W
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etlve nliwrlitlii.
autlKtnied to re-
Wlr,liUwd m wmMitllitM titlfl tli
Hdleni.Onwm.lVwtottlii'. March X. IRK.
SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1888.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
llixm',11 HUHMAXN'.
lMi-Ml JiHl-Ke,
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l'r4lntHl )flrlr",
ItOllHHT MOI.IUX,
WJI. KAl'UH,
(.'. V. VUWUS.
l'roilliij Alloni' Tlilfd l)ll.,
II. II. IIKWI'IT.
MARION COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET.
rdiMriTi,
1. II. WAI.HO, M?ii-y.
T, T. UKHII, Mlmtoil.
J. Q. WILHOX, Httriii.
H. I.AYMAK, Wlm.
Wm. AIIJIHrllONO. Honlli H.lnn.
mniitr,
K. l. CIIOJHXn. H.Iiih.
r. i. lunc-ucK, h.Imh.
J. II. hTAIIII, )!.(H.lrm.
Trni!H,
A. 0. CONIirr.AutHivlllo.
A,bHl,
A. r. M.AOKr.llrlY. HllmiflM.
(uUMMHiia,
A. II. I'OIINI'l.ll'K. M.rton.
W. T IIIIDI, HitliUnl.
IHI'L ti'Krxi'rT
1). W. VOIiKli. Hllml.'U.
.iihhtok,
W. J. OtJI.Vr.ll, 1'nt H.lrm
Milton, M,
i. I). 0. IIJMNII, Wi-,IIiimi.
Till'. UllOrtllV I.KIIWhK llll.l..
(lov. Hill, In one or his nieHHagen
to tlio legiHliituu", Hpoke in thete
termsof the liquor Irnlllc:
ThiMivlU of lutimHraii(v are not
hid In a corner : they niiinot w i-on-ceNiltxl
j (null tliiiyiin' patent, and
to mine more jMitcnt tliuu to (Iiom
who, itH public MirvantH, have to deed
in any degree with the criminal
law. It Ih not, and it e-auuot be do
llied, that Moe'Icty iHlnluivd, that the
Htntt itH-clvfM liHriu, that the chatiic
ter ufa peeiple Ih ilelmmd by the e-x-cewtlve,
uilfgiilded and luillHcrlinl
imting iim of lutiiNliwniH. Thm
e'vllHixlnt In country and In town ;
t Ileum lid u rlw touch IhiIIi rich and
HKir. WliHtcvcr nitniHimw to pro-
mhiiv wh'ici.v hiiii khn nioralH limy
W elwimsl ulKilllil proH'r, tlley
nIioiiIiI be applied whcivver the
evil aimed at eltH ; applied alike
to country and city. Such lawn
uliould 1h no nvpM'terH of iktmhih or
eif 1kh1IIIiim.
Anting on IIium' MUKgtioiiH, lo
HHim iixteiit, and luiKileel by the
enitwy of the lNi(irtleeiii(iiitMir the
state iHipulalioii. the Icgl.lHiuiv of
Niw York eimettMl a IIcciik' law,
which the jptverneir vcIihmI. (Jov.
Htll l neit thi rlrt Matemuan e ho
luw ilniio loleliis to bU recorded
ontliiieulie, Mini outraNMl imblle
nuemllly to win llettiuK lHipnlarity.
livla Inirnelnil to-elay by tin-cevt-.
nipt liquor liiterl hiiiI the tlmuw
aniWof inereviwrlt hotii lu money
autl lwr-nMMii eeuilreil ; tmt very
niontl man and wonwu tlmHigh the
euMntry, i-r' aetvmwte of vlrtiawu
anel leiiiHni 1kmiu, will Ih
grtovwl mi Ueu. UlllV mm invii
elr, Mitel vitrn him h Ith theM com
mem mwU v, Uo mi w llllim u wmtI-
new TigM to e In tin tippUuM of t)
lunlUtuile.
Hut iIm eiiHMitl(ui lo (il. umAi1 i
lueMaun illel met exuiie i)Ult y fhetu '
Dm UUky lutnl. White It wm !
luutor ennielHittleii lu Uh etuuu-
letS nt)UtiltoiiUt wvi- te be mmu I
hy lw hleke tif the rum wlktm, ueUug
-vwr' NNurt Mid uryiu -wy eitij,-1
IkW, lo eeNUWMi IU eMWlt. ICx-1
limn oivet. liu llbeKjIlM HtffW
il with it tmr aueh hiwl imw
liniifiwil fe4r uuk tvftuv, ihvlM
iu (bet! hth IWmum wutihl ukee
t
-
i
r.r4 ttvm i" mUJ
wmk, eueei vyn v uw AttrXliituiut !
f hU uewMi)' lvnMci. The ,
wuury IhAl wtMiht U ! u, (rte
uf IbeMteMUet of hMiit,KUel Ihuui.
uniueu utmiuu.HHthy multl-
UleaM IN lt Mtltl BuilllkM U..H-
kVi W4tullm by iho W4wue.i0'
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$ IH IBM MHIwn I'UUUUr. ThU.i.J .1 .
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IM Kumw iih iMUMUtliMlkmt? br
IK WW lUr MlexwHlAll tNMtjry b
AttrfMut wtii yeMir vttmty ww
i to ,
ramty wmm !u
tA ftk BkBAAA " "- U-A .fe. U I .
w w, h motw tmm tmt m, CMUMM WUI rtart hl. M
du and Umni nut da k.
HWIHMe-lTCIHiaHllKlMr MwdtwUK
. k. ft f
MMkMT ttlUMr
bill to J, Mid tln-11 if put intoexe-t-utloii
to watch It effect? In I'liH
mlelphla IiIkIi II reuse Is clo-lng
tllMINHIKlrt of mlMMIH, Htl'l tllHt
kind of drinking place, too,
where crime In committed, rob
bery jiretietnittsl Mini violence pre
vail. In Michigan high licence
Mini either restrictions have worked
excellent rewiltK, anil rimilar tenti
nioiiy i lxirne in other Mate where
regulation of the liquor trade Iihh
been attempted.
Hut HI. John and hla fanatical
followers jiervermly aeout aU thee
renreiwlveiiiewM.ire.il, demanding all
or none, and throwing away the
half loaf tendered them, declaring it
in not bread but more Utr. The
Judgment of them1 moderate minded
refornierH who would gladly and
heartily weirk with them, Nofl'ended
at Mich Intemperance.'; tlie-ir exiiuri
enee lulHiflett the conclusion' arrived
id, and they doubt the good faith of
men who are no unreuwinuble.
Theory Iihh led many bright minds
itMniy. IfthuHo prolilbltIonlntn set
the examples of the lelKilltlonintH
before them, and miijee that their
unit Ih to lie gained liy the Mime
extreme iiu-iiih, they nhoiild reineni
ber that the aberiltloiilxta accom
plished nothing, but gave way to
the republican, who reported to
more priictlcalile mcuaiiruri, and llit
hedged ulavury in before they at
ti'iupte'd ItH eiverthrow.
The wune help limy come to the
prohlbltloiilHtH. If they and the
union labor party Join Iwwh, and
aciiiirea voting Htrength that glvew
reality to their ciuivawe for olllce, wo
may then look to nee tatter coiiiic1h
prevail, mid a reasonable course
adopted that Ih not in oeu violence
with daily exiierii'iicu and eommoii
wime. Tin Hjiectable of avowed
teinicrancc refornierH Joining with
liquor dealerH to ilefeat a niciiMiru
dolgiied to n'lievo the tratllc of ItH
worn! feature, U Hhocklng to the
buiiHo of every ivawiinililu man, and
given eouvineing evidence that miuli
a niNgulded jmrty can never win
HUCeVHM.
Mii'i'ditr viiuk iie.mi: iAii:u.
We notice that ceveral eif our
uxchaugcH from WiiHhiugton terri
tory, are commending the enterprise
of the Oregonlan in placing a man
there to represent ltHlntere.strt. '1'IiIh
Ih prompted byJouruallHtlccourtcHy,
bccaiiHei the etlltor of every local
nou'Hiaicr know h that thin is a Hteqi
I t the direction of couMilidatloii and
iletrimeutal to bin own bUHlneHH.
Mr. Samuel It. Kra.ler is the agent
employed, IiIh hcadquartcra will be
at Seattle, but bin hiiHlncHx, we are
told, will carry him to every nook
and corner of the territory, where
lie will appoint HUh-agcutH to work
for the niikt he reprenMitH. Thin
will help to build up the Oregon
Iiiu'h huMlnuiw, but how about the
local Jeiuriialrt where thin competi
tion Ih Introduced'.' it nhould bo
borne hi iiilml by every man Inter
itesl In the growth of his town,
that IiIh hoiiiuJouruiilH are the hct
medium of attracting attention from
the outHlde. The prtiprlotorr ami
employcH form imrt of the. com
luuulty, and what Ih to the advau
taneofall Is'iiclltH eaeh individual.
TheenterpiiMxifaclty conuuunlty
UJudgesl by the character of itrt
nev!iiiHirn. The t ranger who
vWtn a town and eiKulug the home
Journal pUtcm! In his Imnds, lliuU
lU ull printwl ami Well edited,
with the air of liberal imtreiimgo
pervadlug it cedumiiH, Ih favorably
IiiiivhI U'feme he start on IiIh
btwJiuw. W'hlk m Mrubby itevt
wKr, HMirly MipMrtMl ami with m
elown Mt heel iwtrMn, U a 4aud
hid MilvrtlM'iiHnt en" tlw Uuk eif
thrift Mild huatitew eueix'. and
nHu netlier titan MttntcU.
Tlwr
nn It U m Im In lmlnw mtm miuI
!' Ui lewk mH let (Mr oun
W1 UfnwtJMy e.tuel iHtrtMMtc
eHitriek JemnwU. Tlie Ueltetr imy
l'"v'' UH-riur merit mul MtlriHHtou,
'H( (K Uivi of the forel((ti m
U tM Muttt! h Ith thi'ir own, utl
" "tHO" U no evleleiHe r (Mr
JmHeH'HM UbwUlty.
M IWUIIIl.Mi IMtlVI'MI
"'Itw elUfc'le. of ICIIvitatMUv," -
uu tltiatKl ttf tbHl 4aiv, "haw ui
awtU!! Ulwrnll' iwwMtU new touu-
toy. " 1 u le.wu. M mv uuMtkHto i
lo uh thtwtl thiv I lw- io- i
.IwM - y to ovwdo thk. Mil.-riMkMl I
Iiu4ummw Thfy Mlwrttw mhitmd '
(Mr lulund ftu4llik f.r hinm'lOlSSrJTJVS.H&.'Sf
. ...........l... . . . l . . '
lllb ivuekivtl to Ummh wtut will
wiiunu,wiu inrMei liutl
- ".mtwmiiwiHnn.
...mk I.. ,. .
mm ui iot MkM WOU MMt HUMW '
hW .-.. i...-M .. IX
uutt iiTMritu IiIumwU' wliti -n alftr
Ur mm uwAti lttdiMtrv. u tu
. kkk '
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wpwlll, TWy-K,
"""" '-"' "J1L" ' ' """ ADVKllTISKSrEXT.''. , ' . 1
building.Hiteandfiulwriljc fora good
amount of capital stock. In due
time the beneficiary gete to wiirk
with a foundry, flouring mill or er
riage hIioj), and then the unwelcome
truth betrays itwlf that all the par
tie to the eiiterprii1 ve "imle a
mictakc. Tlie man the citizens have
aideel ha not the qualities to win
miccetw ; there will lie a wt Imck in
the growth of the city and the proni
Jms held out to him are not realized.
He auks further help which Ih re
fused, and the foundry or tlotiring
mill gets into the hands of the her
Hl. A wIkt plan is to make haute
clowlv, let things take on a natural
growth and jmy no one to enter into
h ljiiiiifs which emglit to support
itself.
"STAIGER BROS.,
liiilHirle'rtiHlitl iJefiU-rt In
n
I.ATKST StVI,I!
Liiadino Links!
Lowest I'mci-s!
('ciicrul Agents for Oregon of
W. II. Torsyllic's Infallible Corn Cure.
243 Commercial Street,
((lea K. (IixkI'k old xtaml.)
SALEM, : : : : : OREGON.
FARMERS, -:- LIVERYMEN
And othcrx In need of
rn ., n ii
ii'iiiii ur uiTKigi! iiiiriiess:
II will lo to jour Intcrt'i-t lo (till Uhiii me
ln'forti inirchiihliiK' e'lM'W lu'ir, im I lmvu tlui
liirKi'xt mill nioHt couiiilote mock In tlio city.
Prli-e" re'eliieeMt to mill tlio tlmi'M. Just rr-e'vlM-d
H Hue Itiii'iif
Carriage Harness from A. F. Rissleri Co.
OK CHICAGO,
I'nr which I urn miIo iiki'hI. TIiuu Imrnis
iuoiiII iiiiulo rmni
First Class Pittsburg Leather,
Wiirmntoil. Tin Mm! lino of Dusters,
lliilUC.v llolHw.mul Vlilw In tluiclty. All
tlllM'KKtn 1 lllll Kl'lllllli ut Norvctiu-o Hk-
uriw. TluinkliiK tilt pnlillo fur tlu-lr IUmthI
imtroiiHKO in tin wt, I tilitill i'iulnior liy
htrlvt Htli'iitliin to hnMnew; to iniTlt u iimi
tlniiHiuvof llii'lr lUMirxlii the fimm.
1C. S. LAMPOUT.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
mo whom it
.MAY CeiNl'Klt.N-M).
I iiw I litr'ii
Hlvi'ii Unit tin tnnlfr-
KbliU'd Iihm Ihvii HiNliittil mlinliilMnttor
oillit' twtHli of It. A. (itwiitT lute of mi Ul
iHHiniy, iliHtMHl, by thi liiinnnil)t comity
court of tliVKlum ofDiVKon, fur tlio county
of MurUin. All iwmhix liHXlni; cliitniH
hhhIm( hmIiI tM(MUHrt licicby itHiilrtHl to
lll-MM'llt llllllll llll prolKT MIUCllCl-H to tllO
uiulorslgtitil Ht tlio nlluv of J. J. Murphy.
(IrlKMolil'it block, ShIoiii, Dri-ifon, wlllifu
l timiillm I'm m Ihc (IhIc nf ihU notltv.
AI.ONZO nKSNKIt.
AiluiiiiUtnelorofMtliltvtuio.
r-MU'iu.Dffn., Muy II, lSwi.
I!ils Wantril.
TlMStAl liiteiimiiita. Itiiu,utii ..t..i.....
eifMpm.wlll rwwlvo tiliU ntrtheorccilon ol
h innvDUMry (ui
nov nullum
Im mwh Ht I
Ore-aim. HliU
ie'g)ok ('. si.
Tm rlbt U rojrd Ui ntxt huj un.t all
UlUik
STATK lXbl'lUNOK UJMl'ANY,
by 11. V. CHrtTUK, !-o y Hint M,tr
a. b. Strang"
No. Nil (AttHUiorcUl Slrvoi,
SALHM,
OHKtiOX.
IMLM.MI l.v-
STOVESand RANGES
llubf; Qai iid Stoui rutin.
TTnwr ml Artistic Mutl Work
a Sjcklty.
tsMMMU lHeIMKAl Will. HK
ltw
ItVTTV tlU IMT
Krw
imubiU. irflM
wuud.
theuiktiiMUBik.MiL
nrmeirtW.-5.rii.!,..,. .
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" t IbtIm
ftmWfck Will Ik- ---
lllir mhiI hImii i -ii iii iu,
&&K2M
i- -Zm. rs- (-- PM
woib! 2.7iL
hp -- I-T ' ' -
.r.tayairBf
IBuv
uiV.WUU4t
f
eM NUM.
Boots
Shoes
IOK HUH iiueiiirl IIHlfl, of.
Li Teen HinuiwinwIloiiH amy
nmnrtDf W'ullar 1'm.ii -i.,i,.,
will Im chiMMt mi the l.Mli, at
THE" BEST STOCK OF STOVES
IN THE CITY IS AT
M. WADE & CO'S,
282 to 286 Commercial Street, SALEM.
R.
AND MANY OTHER
Also a Complete Stock of Hardware and
J. D. McCullyy
IS KECEIVING A FINE LINE OF
NG CLOTHING!!
-HATS
FURNISHING
24!) COMMERCIAL STREET,
WM. BROWN &. CO.
-DEALER IN-
B
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T
Le
CASH PAID FOR
Wool, Hides, Fells and Furs.
No. HI I'liiiiiuorclHl Strvol,
SALEM,
OIJECJOX
HACKS -:- AND
SCKIBEK
O O TS
r 1 TI
I gB,. J) J
I FimliiiK ! Ysf
S
s?
-:- and
.."i wmiiig uHin iiiumii n
Capital Lumbering Company HPsl
1 g vviiiuuiip an,nt de,Unei, 10 ,n pmn
si rniiigetorrlvent Ynqulnu
MAM'FAITI-KKKS eK
0
w
0
Dressed and
COJrtTAXTLY
va-rioty
Shingles, Laths, Pickets, Fence Posts
BOXlS. Ete.
SALEM' - -
Garland Stoves,
Charter Oak Stoves,
Brighton Ranges,
LEADING STYLES,
Farm Machinery, Wagons and Carriages.
AND-
GOODS, ETC.
SALEM. OREGON.
-:- BUGGIES?!
Atliu'lliu'ofliaeks, buggies, carts,
rliiKt, biicklHmriN, etc. Botii our own
iirnkc and the lnt niMern made buggies.
Every one Warranted!
JOBBJNG and HORSESHOEING.
e ail on tlivundei
uieniianeji, wagon and car
riiiKe niHkeo
nd fin- .::r:,z:"j?.. ?? ai-
nil uult'KSIUlins,
L...ltl.. 1W i 1 .....
.". ..v-., .niriii.
:,si(
13,
OHLE.
ANIl
IK.I.KHiS IN-
i
Undressed.
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ha.vd:-
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UntbUrJi '
C3 Tkl " g
mm
wm
H. W. COX,
(Suecawor to The Port Drug:Oo.)
100 State Street, Salem. Oregon
FULL LINE
CHEMICALS & PATENT MEDICINES
Toilet Articles,
Perfumeries,
Druggist Sundries.
Physicians Prescriptions and Family
Recipes a Specialty.
AGENCY' FOU THK CELEBRATED
FULL HAVANA FILLER
Red Letter 5c. Cigar.
S3,TUe best five cent cigar In the mn
ket.
II. W. COX,
lonstatc Street. Safem.
I nm now In the mnrket soliciting the
tmdo of nil who buy their yearly supply 0f
wood In the summer months. I am pre
pared to saw, split und store all cord
wood sold to my customers in
lots from six cords to any large amount
desired. A largo and well selected stock of
nil kinds of wood. May and June I offer
extra Inducements and It will pay you t0
call and get my prices right away. All
wood corded at your place of residence or
business and then stewed and stored. I also
oiler extra Inducements to those who wish
to buy In single cord lots by the year. My
olllco is with O. W. Johnson, 235 Commer
cial street, where I will be glad to see all
of my old customers and many new ones
Buy once with this system of handling
wood and you will nlwnys continue.
tl
ut.u. v. UOODIIUE.
DUGAN BEOS.,
PLUMBERS !
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
.And'dealers In
Steam ami Plumjring Goods,
.132 State Street,
SALEM,
OREGON.
FOR BARGAINS IN
FURNITURE
ao to
ROTAN & WHITNEY,
State Street, Salem, Oregon,
Having bought out the remainder of the
chair factory's Mock, we nro piepared to
sell chairs lower than any house In Oregon.
THE YAQUINA ROUTE.
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD
And Oregon Development company's
btcamshlp line. 223 miles shorter, 0 hours
less time than by uny ether route. First
class through passenger and freight line
ftotn Portland and all points In tho Wil
lamette valley to and from San Francisco.
Willamette River Line of Steamers:
The "Win. M. Hong," the "N. S. Bent
ley." the"Threo Sisters," are In service for
both ikisscnger nnd freight trattic bctHcen
Corvullls nnil Portland nnd intermediate
lxilnts, leaving company's wharf, Corvnllls
and Jlessi-s. llullman i Co's wharf, 200 and
2l2 Front street, Portland, three times each
week as follews:
koktii heund:
LoavoCorvallls, Monday, Wednesday and
Fildny, U a m: arrive Salem Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. 3 p si; leave Salem
Tuesday, Thursdiiy nnd Saturday, 6 r m;
arrive Portland, Tuebday, Thursday and
.uiiiruay, him v ji.
south heund:
Leave Portland, Monday, Wednesday
nnd Friday, 0 A m; arrive Salem, .Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, 7:15 r m; leave
Salem, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
8a.m; arrlvo Con-allls, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Snturdny, 3:S0 v m. I
TIME SCHEDULE. (Except Sundays):
Ixtave Albany ISO I'M
Lenre CbrvuillH 1:17 PM
Arrivo Yuqulna 6:50 I'M
Lenvo Ynnulna (afflAJJ
Ixvo Connllls lOdBAM
Arrhe Albany 11:15 AM
O. .V C. trains connect at Albany and
Corvnllls.
The above trains connect nt YAQUINA
with the Oregon Development CVs Un
of Steamshlpo botweon Yuqulna nnd win
1-rHnelM-o.
SAIM.MI 1UTES.
STKAMEIIS,
FKOM 8.0J FBASCUiCO.
N I lametto Vnlleyv
J I amette Vnlley
Wlllnmetto Valley
April
. May W
'ui iov May a
Willamette aey.'." ."'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.. MW l
HTKAMKUS. F1MJM YAQUISA.
Willamette Valley May
Wllluniette Valley May
Willamette Valley. May
Thlt. iiimpmiy reserves the right to
ehanire filing dateb without notice.
ortland and U
n inuKe ciw
tmln of up
iiiyorCorvUft
mnirfii. slioaia
nntiiivi titM pvenlo
l'4siijr ami Freight Kates AlwJM
Jt. PorlnlbrnuetSonnpiuy to
Hl'IJIAX A (v, Krelifit and TIcJWI
Atrenu 4)0 and SK Front eet., IrlUend,Or.
or to
CO. HOOUE, Ac't e3nl Frt.
1V. AU, Ore,Hl Peecllk- It. IC e
CorvllU.or-
C. H. H.VSWKiaJr.fJi!'l Krt; 4 ,
1W. Aft. Orapm Ievelopme-nt
Co., M Montgomery rt.:
Su KmneUew. tL
" GENERAL BLACKSMITIIING
AND
Horseshoeing ! !
AU the ItuprovMl metlwxU rf h""i"S
MPjmj Iiom, to oeire etkieaMw erf the
tt-etloifMiutiuierrertiig.iued. Iffu!
Know burM-nmn iu urvaunu
niMkiiuu in an t-uJHMi, nvivr w j "
J0HN KNIGHT, The Horseshoef,
W CtNumenlal itrm, Mulcin, ur-
Drugs and Medicines
1