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About Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893 | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1888)
w ;i W w EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL ri-m.iHBii ;VERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY. V TH Cartel Jwrnal PuWbMng Com-un". IKt'OHI'OHATKII OlSrt, Hit Ctart Mmt, r; Hon IJIwk, TKKM8 OK MUmCItllTJON IIAII.V. OM jrew, by mull ... (fl HiX HHMlllW-l))' inll... J m 'flimi riHWllM ly imM1. 1 lr wk ilrtlrofoil by mrrior 1 m'mmkIjY. Om ywr 11 10 ftU ItMHltllK n One ywr. If mtil tr In Ndnthee. 1 w Six inoiiIlM, " " " SO Till: IHSVR ItKFOItE US. Mtrl'imtiiitfien Mro erfye nnlerlitlmi. milhomwt lo to- Jlr. T. I). I'rMlw h our duly mitliorirwl lrnvrllniCMKciit. 9"Kriteral im pmhiiI-oIhm niHtlWHt tlin Hlein,Oroii, VmUlhi; .Murrh H. 1K I'llIDAY, MAY S5, 1888. REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET. ConicrMiinnn, HINOKIt 1IHKMAN.V. Vuprcine Judge, vr. V. LOUD. Prildrntlnl Klecton, JtOJIKUT MUI.KAN, WM. KAl'UH, C. W. KUI10.V. I'nMteMIng Attorney Tlilnl I)lt., II. II. 1IHW1TT. MARION COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET. rrkintHTimrn, J. II. WALDO, MicUi;, T. T. OKKII, NIUrrbiD. i. Q. WIIJION, H.Um. H. LAYMAN, Woo,! burn, Wm, AUHHrilO.NU, HuutbHiltm. iirmrr, K. M. OIIOIHAN, Htlrtn. tuu, r. J. 1IAIICOCK, H.lfm, ItCOHDta, ). II. BTAII1I, Kut Htltm. - TIKIHUBEI, A. O, CONDIT, AuiuiTllI. iHIUDI, A. r. IlLAUKritllY, Rllmton. PUMMIMlnntli, A. ill. COIINKMUH, MtrlMi. W. T. (IIIIM, IliibUnl. CI.II. l'l III1KTIKMXT, I). W. YOIIKII, Hllrrrlou. uutitoh, W. J. CUI.VKU. Kit Hulnn. CHIHIINK, I). I). 0. 1IVI.AN1), WiKHtlnirn. lll.AINi: AIIAIN lliaitl) 1'ltOM. Tho IhhI tilttiriuiu) ImnuMr. Jlluiuu I'llllll'M tliroUffll till) (oltllllllH Oftllll Jlutlhlo (Nuw Vork) Nuwm. A mp nwoiitutlvo of t lut t pa pur Miik In (Jitiiim, on IiIh way lo Home, Mr. Hlitlno iiml IiIh party put up nt tlio mniiu lioUil. TIiIh wiih t(Hi good tiling iur it uiVMuiHr limn tola., i tin illnpiitoli of a curil (o tho i1!m(IiikiiIn1u'(I hlntcHiimn huh follow imI with mi liivitntlon (oi'onui In. An IiiUtvIow wmm holt! in which Air. Mlnliio wiih pltlltwly pllol with liitorroKiitlniiH. I In oxprotwd IiIh pmAiruiKHi for Chuuiuvy M. Iopow Air ptvulilonl, liollovt'd lu ami Mr. (Jlowlaiiil would uiiilio tho run for tlml ollliv, mill tlioiiKlit tlio oliiuuv of tho Connor jtood for an ulwtluu. rhtiiiuMlon, "DoyouliiU'iid toi-n-tor tlu Hold iikhIiiV" I)oIiiK put to tlio Mitlno ftHliwiimu, lu iiiiNWi'ivd, ".Miwt iiiMiivdly not. I mil ovur luin ftir nikt ami iMinfort, mid urn llmuiKh with jmlltlw for uwltlU.." TliiMiir txiinloiit htiyH, "Mr. HIidiuMnlkitl Iiih ImU. mid lnwrtyM.vK., mid hnikw tlu pluluro of ulmt lie U, a lutilthv limn lu itilud and liody." If tlilMUmi autliuutlo uttonuiiv, Mini tlio tlltor of tlit Nowm yuiicIim fur tho triiKtwortlilmuM of his ntitir wrrwpondi'iit, It U wHillrniiitory.if uitMniiii iiim .Mr. IIIhIiiv diHw not XN-Httt tlio uouiltiHtlon for pt.ldiut, Mini It would U tlio rt or wldom to liwvu him to the dmiuth rpo. lit IHIVtitK. O.vk twy U itihhI till hiuiUut U liwnl. A wwk niTiik c.rnxi. Jhumnai. tSHitHhuHl a luttor fniiti IImii. T. . lHVt.iiHrt, olwnttiK tlwolt.v iHHiurll of Ktlvwtoii, with LouUMim ihoUiihIh in ruling w two or thrvt iwnilhUtw for tho city tHMIUOtl, WMlK VOt Hod with tlMt M Hit tin- iiion huoth in. TiMly, AIT. h. J. AllNIIM, h lMHVtMllitf ettlMii of tluit jOmns ttxhlbltM tlif ttMtooUoH In H toudlv dlltltt..l light. l my u. w wm IM mi wiui tit uu oJum'ty of U U1M, Hud Iw4 Ht a i4itK rf " lw ummI, to liow IU o4r m m. m whU. It Mh h.ywv u MM to HMknrito IwlfH otl,if w kw hum w o,, ,f Mr XMv'wjmrt ami Uk bwtWr vhlU UuMkk of Httvui M tiMi WWMW if U d.Ok tlmo, Jr ,tta to Um nmru. NVwuMiHr oUiitur Mitt IHK WM tlMU. AtUMKtmmiuiiMWUy rvjub- RlMM OMtgfVHtttMl, glv W y kitivur of tl- ituw UU ami )tt HlMI It, lu t iMt atMi,. if HWWlwiHtU W IMNk h Oh. HHMtm It will rMH wWi a pwtw "We devoted a good Hliare of our IHee yesterday to a letter written by a valued correspondent, in which the ltue of prohibition wa temiKT ately dlK'Uel, and reruhlleans were urged to Htamlby their iarty. The writer is a war veteran with a creditable record, and an unllinch Ing republican from the foundation of the jwrty. lie has a right to aj peal to IiIh fellow voters, and there is such a force of logic thrown into his apiHd that it should have weight with all who read it. Jle shows by the election returns of n number of states that the third jmrty vote Is not one-tenth that of tho friends of prohibition, thtisshowingthat thoe who have renounced jxirty allegi ance mid gone out on a t-ort of moral crusade, determined to have all or nothing, are u mere knot of extre mists who can never win over the majority of our fellow citizens. Our correspondent pleads with thee prohibition disciples as one neighbor would counsel with an other. Hut many editors and plat form orators transcend this modera tion; they cannot see tho sense or reason of this secession, so they lose tvniiMir mid scold like very drabs. It is very clear this will not reclaim tho erring; hence the only correct thing Is to accept the situation as wo llud It, and adapt our )ollcy to the conditions that exist. Any observer of human character who has mixed witli prohibitionists, must have Ikhmi struck with their In tense earnestness. They are men of middle or advanced life, of more than average Intelligence and pa tient under reproof. To argue with them Is a profitless labor; the case Is closed In their minds, and they have tho llnnncss to bldo the; issue of events. Cromwell's division of Iron sides wo can understand to be Just such men. They were God fearing and Immovable, but filled with such unutterable scorn for the roy alists, that their zeal amounted to dangerous fanaticism. There Is a useful Icsmiii in this his toric instance. In the Century Magazine Thomas Kennan Is pul llshlng a series of articles on Russian prison life. He shows such a terrl. bio exercise of despotic power In that empire, men and women, of high and low birth, Imprisoned for years on the mure simple-Ion of crime, mid thoso who survive thelrtortures, dis charged at length without aceusa tlou or trial, that the Intelligent and active forces of tho Russian ihhmiIo have revolted against such tyranny, and tho hate and desperation of tho revolutionists ate so Intense as torob danger of all terror and doprlvo life oi all charm. Tho Iron has entered Into their souls. And such has boon the brutal domination of liquor during tho past ages. It has profaned Uod, oi- prossod man and furnished dally trl buto to tho ilovll. Our homos have Iwon Invaded, our brightest boys dragged down ton life of Infamy, women betrayed and sacrlllced, and our annals reddened with blood and crime. Tills has Khui continued from ago to age, until the misrule of rum Ivooaino Intolerable, and now then Is a sontauc)UH movement lu society, reaching from Malno to Florida, to extirpate' It from our midst. Hlate and local elections show that nearly one-half of our population take part In this revolt, but thoy atv willing to bldo the growthof this reform feeling, and to restrict and regulate tlio rum tralllo as a motitis to its ultimate suppress ion. Hut among those Is a small In nulon or Intense souls, who, like, tho abolitionism or an wirlior date, will enter Into no league wltliSotuti. Thoy want King Alcohol dethroned Httd twuUhod mv; thoy will listen to no toniwof accommodation, un coudltloiml surrender is their do maud. And we Iwvo to boar with (ho In rtrmlty or thl peoo. They are Hood eitliw, they are- traveling tho rLht iwd. Only thoy ar in ad vance of the main eUumn; and whether the oxlnoJusof tho earn. Iialgu dll ohiih1 thm j halt till tho army vmiw iiji, or whther tho main fonv mut doulde pilk to oo ihiv snd maiitalu their iswlUon, U oim of tiio things which, m Dun draary wtmkl wy, m rJWh ran nnd ait. All the niuoh tMiduring dthMti can do U to boar elwritaWy wltii Ui Mllngwof his IWUiw MMirtaU, jatt his InM in l'rovldiu ami kH hW Biio. J. W. WKnn, the Btatc or ganizer, Is in Minneapolis, nnd a press dispatch from that city makes him sav that Oreeon ia sure lor tne i demoerate, tm the prohibition vote will throw it that way. "The result," he says nonchalently, "will beforthe best, as the republicans will Join the prohis next time and , with their combined forcoa defeat the democrats." This suggests the crazy experiment of the tailors who let the lion in to see if they could turn them out again. Tiik senate committee on appro priations lias completed consid eration of the Indian bill. It ap propriates $8,172,000 for the service, about $1,600,000 more than the aver age amount. OKOCEKIE9. I SEW ADVKnTISE3IETS. -- A POSITIVE FACT. 3IEIIA.MA X0TES. Road work Is the order of the day. The range lu the mountains is very good, and stock is fattening rapidly. The fruit prospect is very promis ing, here. Mr. Adolph passed through our I village, Saturday, en route to his mountain ranch, near Mill City. , Messrs. Schocmaker and Downing paid Mehama a visit Friday. They said their visit had no political signifi cance, that they were merely trav eling a little for their health. Tho trouble at Mill City is still much talked of, and all law abiding citizens are ashamed of the actions or a few hot-headed Inebriates, who are supposed to be the authors of tho so-called, "Vigilante's Commt tee Communication." The Thomas Rro's are still in the vicinity, nnd act as if they had no Intention of leaving. Politics are booming, and the re publican ticket will get n full party vote, with one (probable) exception, the democrats are working with an untiring zeal to elect the democratic sherl.Tand clerk, but republicans nre wide awake, ami hopeful of success. The Prohis will noil a very small vote hen', and the contest will be principally nciween tne two old par ties. And so it should be, nnd if cvt tho republicans needed n full party vote, It Is now. Republicans do your duty, and Insure a republi can United States senator. RKI'UIILICAN. May 'JO, '88. The mo-t complete stock of DRY GOODS are to bo found nt LUNN & BROWN'S. . . , , -, The best assortment and most reasonable prices in parasols ana oun oimuc at LUNN & BROWN'S. v , , Over one hundred embroidery' suits In Batlse, Zephyr, Nansook, bwl3 etc. all colors, and prices low nt LUNN & BROWN'S. A fine stock of Dress Goods, Silks and Trimmings-best nssortment or Gloves in Silk, Lisle and Kid Gloves, at LUNN & BROWN'S. Carpets, Curtains, Curtain Poles, Kngs, Draperv Chains, Stair Caps, etc., etc., at LUNN fc BROWN'S. Do not forget the place and name 239, Corner State and Commercial St. LUNN & BROWN. THE BEST STOCK OF STOVES IN THE CITY IS AT R. M. WADK & CO'S, 282 to 286 Commercial Street, SALEM, Cash Grocery Store, ISAAC S. STEINER, Propria, 121 v State v St., v Salem. A. full stock ol Groceries, Canned Goods, Frcsli Vegetables, Etc J ust received a nlco article In New -:- Orleans -:- Baking -:- Molasses. Garland Stoves, Charter Oak Stoves, -Brighton Ranges, AND MANY OTHER LEADING STYLES. '' Also a Complete Stock of Hardware and Farm Machinery, Wagons and Carriages. d$Sm tffW Jrw4F?2k8i Specialties in Fruits Evaporated Apples, Evaporated Peaches, Evaporated Nectarines, Evaporated Apricojs, Evaporated Pears. Dried Peeled Peaches, Dried Peaches, Dried Apricots, Dried Currants, Dried Apples, Dried Grapes NliV TO-DAY. Htutn TrriiHiirrr'K Tlilrty.Tlilnl Not lev. J. D. McCully, IS RECEIVING A FINE LINE OF NG CLOTHING!! SPR Oregon Petit Prunes, Imported German Prunes, Smvrna Figs, Raisins, Persian Dates, Weller Brothers' 201, Commercial Street HATS AND- FURNISHING GOODS, ETC. HTATK OK OlIKOOS.TllKAHITHKIt'HOKPICK) Hai.km. May 21. 1KM. f Notloo In hereby Riven Hint tliero nre Kiunoieiu nimm (in imnil to pay tliu follow In;; wimuitn ilnnvn on tint livelier cent, liiml rmut: WiirntntH numbered wa, lmo. 11117, lllllt (KM, tW7, B18, 7U1, 7ICI, XVI mill SVj, lnMiie (if 1H76. IntereNt will not bo ulloueil nrter tlio ditto of (IiIh notice. . V. Weiui, WiShv Htnto Trtiihiircr. WI I.LAME'ITE UN1VEHSITY. SIJCOND R1CCITWI THE HI.OCIJTIOXAItV I'l!l'll,S NliTIl LOUISE BROWN. 240 COMMERCIAL STREET, SALEM, OREGON. WM. BROWN &. CO. -DEAI.EII IN- Kritlay ON Evening, .lime 1st.. Ailmlwlon, lVttton'H. t ivnts. Tickets on wil0 nt Htwkur dry. Olokm Ukmih'kat: GHtml UWk iu,v iw wtU t. UluiMlf th UHiUk Mini minmuo irf trylitK t MKHtIV tW )M. lJuwfe tMMUttWttoH ftw tW Vtcw.wWJM-. N IIMH vlM Hwil lu ll ImW1 nrmj- wUI U HWtaitaty conWwl (br m Aw um Ut4MoHtteukttUyMir. Tkt ftv40Mt wwnt ml wiifc ttM Mirito Season Ticl-cet. EliI PERKINS AT URGE. Admit the tnwrtr or tfe, his ow n wlftito ELI PERKINS' LKCTUIIE, Hiiyvlr lit tlm wwld for year and ywr. Th leoturv will eommeiip at So'clouk lmri, mhiI wtlntM till MimotHMty tv tuU him t H. In chm of an Heddent Uitlwlwluror, or If h kliould dl otIhi Iiuihc lww tli eywihw rf t Lu duturlmnee, tin tloket MllUdmlt iTh bArt-to n FRONT SEAT AT THE FUNERAL, WImxw I mii alt HUd enjoy htiUMir the Milt m Ht the ImMurv. Tho Highest Priced Seats, Tbtw nmtrvt tlw di-ktr, Hre rwwnwl ttK MrllctllMr rrtMttU tr tho iwwkcor. May ISIIi, at lid's Opera Wmt OtHHl Hiiywlioiv tm wrtlt fur Mi ywtx. Rock Bottom Grocery, T. RUCHANAN, lmi., Cor. Oouri hikI MIkU Strotu, K4 WMMfitMy mmmI a full line of BOOTS 9 J . H I tvtv V O fSk O 'giyKll'l'ftjji&fc;. J TsH! 1 gjg ;- m S fH" OW S The Mai Grocere, KELLER & SONS, Are Still on Top, tvira Renewed Life ! Inckeased Patronage I Heavier Sales ! New Goods I Join tho procession nnd send In orders wo will treat you fine. your Everybody speaks In pralseofourcanned goods. They cannot bo supassed in quality. Look nt our display windows as you pass. They nro filled with delicious things. For the Ladies : Call and examine our Lnbo leaving Carpet Sweepers four styles. h eather dusters always in stock. Jamaica Bananas, direct from New Vork. Big fellows and very Juicy. ! KELLER & SONS, The Grocers. Gl2NlSRL GROCERIES DISSOLUTION NOTICE. VTurUK W HKKKHY uIVkn to ' .""J " a "'. k itu- .Mum- Wm 4Mui4 Vy wMtua futuvui i J Leather and Findings! CASH PAID FOR Wool, Hides, Felts and Furs. No. Ill CmmroiHl Street, SALKM, - - OREGON. " ' rmmrf Xyii vy vHL&li Grange Store Satan Co-Operaiive Association P. of H. DEAIEnsriN Choice Groceries, Frovisions, Fruits, and Vegetables, Crockery, Glassware, Butter, Eggs, and Lard. ALb KINDS OF Produce Bought I JAMES A1TKEN, Manager. 126 State St., - - - SALEM, OR. Bank Block, Three Doors South of 1st National Bank! HACKS-:-AND --BUGGIES! wke ami tb tnt Htrn tnade bugJieS Every one Warranted! JOBBJNG and HORSESHOEING. rwiootH r ui m run-lustier MM 'ad ?.' OtesfiSfea'C:- II. K. DdBois, Joe Dubois Dubois brothers, Proprietors Ghemekete Hotel. FREE BUS. Sample Rooms for Commercial Travelers. Frew tl to pr;day. 8.KLBM, . . OrtBGON. ROCKY MOUNTAIN Coffee House! Ewt SM Llfcrty,FJ0pl Hwe, S. IB, VA"TKINS, -- Prop. 3-MU at aU boare. fram &j ta 36a. -W itmr Scriber -:- and - Pohlb. .- fc .Aj. . -