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a"Knlered Haaecnml-ilaiM matter at the
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IlGpubJican National Ticket.
Kor President,
UISN.IA.MIN JIAJUUSON,
Of Inilimiit.
Pot VIco I'recltleiil:
LEVI 1'. MOHTON,
Of Now York.
Foil PjtnMinnNTiAii ICmiotoiis.
Jtobert MeLenn, of Klamath County.
Win. kapiii.nf Multnomah Count).
V. V. Fulton, or cintk..' County.
.SATURDAY, AtKWHT 'S, 18RH.
1lli:i AMI COMTHKIl.
'I'llO t-MllfllHtoll tlllll lllVolvOH tllO
ImiliiHof olIt IcIiiiiH lii roKurri to our
tinlll policy, Iium now ox t on tied to
llio lionil covering, mid rival parti
wills nro uniting what kind of lint
tltuy Hhoiild wear. In lioth ciihom
UiuI'oImu dlHlliii'tloti without a dif-
furunuo. I'ntll that tinfoiliiiialo
docltiratlon In the ('lili'tigo platform,
whluli oH'oretl Hut country fico whis
ky rathi'f than "tho mirromlur of
nny part of our protcctlvo Myali-iii,"
tho dlllbri'iu'o hotwoon republican
and democrat on tho taxation of
foreign IniportM wan more Imaginary
than rwil. Am (Ion. Hancock bliui
doiitiKlyxtatod In lilslcttor, tho tarlll'
Wart it local hullo. In commercial
uHIm, hiiMiiimNiw York and lloxlon,
and In mainly aKrli'iiltnralNtatoH, low
tarlir wan tho donuind hy voters of
hoth jhiiHc; whllo iiiiiiiiifut'tiirliiK
coniiiutiilllwi, MiippoHliig commercial
uxuliwloii brought high wagon ami
JIlMittil prollu, lulvoontoil protection
it thi'lr muost guerdon. Hut tho
lending hIuIohiiioii anil llnaneler
t trout, llnyoH, Arthur, Kolger, Mc
culloch mid othi'n win) lewn
ooinptvlieiidwl tho Interval or tho
outlrooouulry, liwt no oppottuulty
(i urgf hii congi-em a icvlwlon of
tho lurid' "lu tho dltVL'tloti of do-
t'romtln tint eot of tho nece-atule
of HfV, Htid of supplying Ainorhviu
workmen with KtiroHn row lnato
rluU for iiiHiiunictutv."
ltetwwn the two imrtliw, voatiy,
thotllllliiyiii'o of iH'iitliuont ww w
xllght that tho tarlir qiuvtloii had
odukkI to 1k hii Wauto. Hut (wo or
thnw feather brolii in tho commit
(won revolution, thtiiktny to ttU
tlngilWh tlu'itiiH'lvi'w ly bringing In
unwilling now, formulatHl that an
muhUtle aH.vlng, "Wo favor the en-
tlro repeal of Internal tM.o. rothor
tliHii the murrwiulcr of any purl of
our jimtectlv Kyatt'in," and tho
whUky Intortvt vh mi prmlouiliiM
ting In tho convention that It pro
cured IU adoption. TIum our mll
tlw aro iwnfitMHl over a Ailt relation
a.id our aHjrt trado (m IhHIUhI In
thenlowk.
It U awkward, with a pnwldcntlul
omuiihIku dm hand, and miiMUtoney
Dtmliiwl In liuldliiK any 11 no of aru.
tutMit. 'I'ho ooultiloii otond to
tilt iuhihIku hut mUi, h tho Ik(
MitUutrity U una Mo to Mty which U
which, l'ourl Imnd or hUick IimiuI
Iwm tlio warmnt of liirlttmwy ; mi
tlw loynl roH4blloMii votor chii tko
hl r4tuiw im to hotMl iptHr, muI In
ratfmtl to tiMilt' h1Uv M UU tlmr
muuI lw mUtiMHi of Wr dniltv. M
t-mio ixiuvivliU iiri( ha rciiutrkiMj,
w iMf gwi our drinks ltliNMl.
tni)lation, Incident to the prosper
ity of tho whole people. Without
prosiKjrouB manufacturers wo can
not nave prosperous fanners or pros
perous operative., and therefore is
protection sought for the manufac
turers, not as recipients, but as dis-w-'ininiitors
of tho wealth. Protec
tion Is not for u few. not only for n
liftjorlty ; it is for all the peoplo of
tins umuid MiatcH
This argument would have weight
if tho manufacturers fulfilled their
ascribed trust. IJut us "dissemina
tors of wealth" they do not render
themselves conspicuous. Instances
are increasing on every nanu
of manufacturers piling up
their millions, who when their
work people demand a rate of wage
HUfllelent to support their families,
turn them adrift and till their places
with "the pauper labor of Kurope."
It is (old of Andrew Carnegie, the
millionaire Scot, who (ook IJlaine
on his coaching (our through his
native land, that his dividends
from tho largo iron establishment,
in which lie Is a heavy stockholder,
amounted in one year (o $1,5(X),000,
and yet he discharged his hands
when (hey refused lo accept lower
wages, and (ook on a force of
Hungarians. Bitch evidences of
MiHIshiiosH deprive (he argument of
(ho Inler-Oceaii of all point, and
dislocate tho comfortable correla
tion which the wrlier assumes
to exist.
11 used to le said in Kngland that
tho prodigal sums paid to royalty
and (he peerage, came back to the
people In (he majesty and state (hoy
maintained. Hut oxpoiienee tils-
proved this argument. Misers, like
tho pici-i'iit queen, salt down (heir
revenues (111 they have millions
hoarded away; and tho scions of
nobility dissipate (heir substance at
foreign gaining tables. Human
selllHhuesH and perversity aro (o be
counted as factors, and in laying
your social plans it is not safe to
calculate that the rules of equation
will always prevail. "Prosperous
manufacturers" do not always
Imply a well paid proletariat, and
thus (he llscal policy that enhances
(ho cost of living is apt to fail in
providing an equivalent. Our
Chicago cotom should have borne
UTILE SETTIE.
Published I by reqnesU
Again Turner Grange is called to
mourn. This time, a tondor feud is
borne from our number. On August
2d, a gloom of sadness overspread
the home of John Porter, Master of
Turner Grange, when tho white
winged messenger bore from their
circle the pure spirit of their only
daughter, Nettle O., aged nine years.
Almost from the first she had a
premonition of her death, and oh,
how rijM) forthe Kingdom was our
little "suowdropl"
Little Nettie, though tender in
years, was one among tho Master's
precious Jewels. Her heart was full
of His love and work, and, young as
she was, she was planning to raise
funds for missionary work. This
object (he child was accomplish i tig
by the proceeds from her own little
strawberry-bed.
The funeral services were wholly
conducted by the Sabbath school, of
wliicn slio was Its "brightest, liest"
member. Tho littlo class (o which
she belonged marched boforo the
little casket, each tiny hand bearing
a lloral od'ering. The pall-bearers
were four of tho Sunday school boys.
We left the bonnie, wee, waxen
casket beneath a mound of locly
(lowers.
One by one our loved ones tire
leaving us for' tho Summer Land,
and will meet and know each other
"some sweet summer day."
"In the riow-tlirtiid'Hl Jiiorn and the
opaline cp.
When tho children nro morry or curtain
ed In Hleep."
We'll miss tho downy stop and
gentle slumber of our lost, our
darling Nut tic. I. J,. II.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
EVANOHMCAIi Chorcii. Rev. J.
M. Dick, pastor. Preaching on Sun
day at 10:80a. in and 7:30 p.m. Sun
day school.at 12 m. All are cordi
ally Invited.
Christian Church. Elder P.
R. Burnett, pastor. Preaching at
10:30 a. ru. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday
ahool at 12 m. Prayer meeting
Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
" Catholic Church. Chemeketa
and Cottage streets. Low mass at
750 a. m. High mass and sermon
at 1050 a. m. Sunday school at 3
p. in. Vespers, sermon and bene
diction at 750 p. in. every Sunday.
J. S. White, rector.
M. E. Church. Sen-ices will be ,
held In the M. E. church to-morrow
as follews: Morning, at 1050;
Evening at 750, Sunday
school at 12 m. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening at 0:30. All arc
invited. Seats free. Rev. W.
Rollins, pastor.
Baptist Church. Corner of
Liberty and Marion slrcets. Rev.
A. R. Medbury, pastor. Services
at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday
School at noon. Young Peoples'
meeting at 0:45 v. M. Weekly
prayer Meeting Thursday evening.
All aro cordially invited.
.
Dr. Gilbert will, by request, de
liver his celebrated lecture on
"WHO ARE THE TRUE FREE
THINKERS?" at Liberal Hall,
lover the printing olllces) to-morrow
Sunday evening commencing at 8
sharp. Admisbion free. All are
cordially invited.
NEVf ADVERTISEMENTS.
Krtiit Farms!
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THE-
OREGON LAND COMPANY
llns now lor Nile iweniyiive Jiucre iui uu mi; m " ji iuu river, irom " to
miles from Snlem and near the 150-ncro fruit farm owned by Jir. j
Wallace, or saiom. inese 101a aro uu im-ciy miuuivu niiinn bight of lhJ
Capital City, and having n grand view of the tnow-capped peaks of the CafcaSl
The Soil is of the Very Best
For tho production of FRUIT, and some of the lot's nre nlready ECt out to trees that nt J
In mil bearing. One lot has several hundred PRUNE trees on It; another. alnSJ.1
Timnlinrnfthn linnet lr,TIM trivia, n nil nthnrs hnvn fiHKIlUY nnrl A Tlir r '."""'?
...v.&u ...w ..-jv -- ...-.-..- .... ... . . .. . .. ... ... .UU 1 IW. .lit
111V111.
KK0JI POLK.
(ids fact in mind.
A COMMON AIM.
It is a safe tiling to assume that
every American Is Interested In good
government, and in (Ids comforting
belief wo view with equanimity tho
ell'orU of politicians to gain or retain
control of public adairs. Each
dominant patty has a history, each
has formulated principles of national
policy, and both have made mis.
takos. Tho two parties have had
dlMtliigulshod lender, statesmen o'
eminence, u ho have contributed to
(lie great now and success of tho
nation. As citizens wo have reason
to bo proud of the patriots andslatos
iiioii who' names aro oiishiined lu
our annals. Now, hk the terms of
olllelal lifooxplto, and tho opportun
ity Is given the pooplo hy vote to
ronow tho term of tho party lu
power, or to change it for another,
giving piiunli-o of n better national
IMiIloy; a ohauco Is ad'orded every
man to air his iolltlenl views and
iUhoium tho questions of tho hour.
Thoonlihroof tho peoplu is gauged
by thelrtrontmoiit of thc'questlons;
It Is too often bettor itmigwl by tliulr
sllouco in rognid to ihiIKIohI princi
ple, mid by tliulr criticism, or
rutlier hIiiim', of public men. But
whllo tho character and qualltl
wttlmiM of our iviireontntlvo men
limy h of prlino Importance, tliov
should not absorb tho whole of our
thoughts. MoHsuruHHro to bo con
sldHrwl an wollas num. Th parent
mux-K Is to ho distinctively edit-national.
Fruit is brought, from a dozen
miles or to tho Salont evaporator.
Wheat hauling is going to give
road masters plenty of work before
winter.
A new bridge- Is being put in over
Mud Slough, stopping travel, but it
can be resumed to-morrow.
Mr. J. W. Lewis, of Rlckreall. one
of our Polk county subscribers called
to-day. lie says on tho narrow
guago railroad at Dallas, they were
od'ering 08 cents for wheat last week.
On Pierce Rlggs' ranch, near Inde
pendence. Mr. Dornslfe was running
a big hreshing outfit, cosisting of ten
wagons and steam engine. It was
ono of tho hottest days of the sum
mer. So he Ilxed up an ample sup
ply of lemonade, and carried it
round on his pony to every man.
There Is no question that they voted
him a Jolly good follow.
Hemember tho gospel temperance
F-ervicos in tho W. C. T. U. rooms
every Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
When Bby wag tick,
Vi'e gare her Catorla.
When slio ina a Child,
She cried for Caatorla.
When she became JHes,
She clung to Caatorla.
When she had Children,
She gave them Cattorla.
Subscribe
Journal.
for The Capital
NinV TO-DAY.
Klse.
A prominent phyician calls tho
kiss "an elegant disseminator of
disease." Ho says, "fever is spread
by it, so aro lung diseases." Ho
maintains that it the ki-slng cus
tom wore driven out of the land "it
would wivo one-tenth of one per cent,
of human lives," which aro now
sacrificed. Out upon the gnarled
and sapless vagabond ! Evidently
kisses are not for such as he and the
old fox says, the grapes are sour.
Let him devote hiinsell to making
our women healthy and blooming
uini maws may do kis-cs. inis ohii
surely lie done by Dr. l'ioroe's
Favorite Proscription which is
magical in Its olleot, upon all
(IImxisos peculiar to femaliw. After
taking it there will be no more ir
regularity, no more backache, no
morenervotis prostration, no more
general debility. All druggists.
To regulate the Stomach, Llvor
and Howols, Dr. Pierce's Pullets
excel, as cents a viol; ono a dose.
VOCAL CULTURE!
Hiss Margaret J.
OIIADITATK OK-
lllil
All Lots Front on a. Road
And the road leading to Pnlem Is now being graveled, nnd will bo one of the FINrs
DItlVCSleudlncroutof thecltv.
It Is generally conceded that In csttnctit In FRUIT LANDS -at the present tlmi
ollersa better assurance of largo returns than nny other foim of inestment Price i
now being p.ild for fruit In fcalem by the Willamette Volley Fruit Company
Insure, at a Low Estimate, from $250 to $500 per Acre!
Tho close nroxlmltv of Mr. Wnllaco's lrult farm of 150 acres to tlirsolnisin,,.
Fruit Cnunery, nnd thus a convenient market, ns &oon ns the trees aro old enough ts
Call on tho
Oregon Land Company
AT THEIR OFFICE IN THE
ltoiik Itlock on Coinmcrcial Street
And they will SHOW YOU THIS PROPERTY FREE OF CHARGE. nliSdw.
SEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
New UiiKland Cnnsurwitory of Music, llos-
tou, Mass., win succeed .MUs.Jiilln
Clianilierllii lu her
SCHOOL Foil VOCAL CILTl'IlK, HAH-
MT AX1) TIIEOIIV,
Commenelng
Septeml)er Sd, KsS.
Hefcrs by permNslon to Dr.
llben TourJiH), Director of New
1'nglniKl Conserxntory of Muslc.nnd Prof.
l'noik K. More, Teacher of Vocal Culture,
New Kutflrtud ('onscnatoiy of Muslo; hImi
to Ml-.lulln Chamheillii.
S-'Ji-dw-tf
ran sai.i
iNKHitn.-rv Is tho defiuiiK ( up
mr nmny ill ditnls, (ho prompting
of rum jfonemlly boln to vtoloni'o
and (VniiiI. Hut now a new oxeuw
Is umdo to tlo duty. A dlMimnt
ciVrk lu u Philadelphia Iwuk turns
updomultor, and the ptipor of that
Jity y Uowiw iotupletely nhMtlulr
ml by oMHtttlvo- smoking. Ills
downMl Is attributed to his dortig
ed Ui.lonl oiMidltkm.
Will lltuulu luuther Week.
.Mrs, DoPruns will reumlu another
week lu Salem, and can Ik- consult
ed during tho day at Mrs. Hloly's,
High slreot. All persons desirous
of entering tho ola.- next Monday
will make early application. lrlnito
Instructions, if desired. CoiuhiHh
tlon free. All Interested in what
Christian Science teaches are tnvlt
ud to a "parlor talk" on Sunday, nt
fi p. in., at tho nfclritmceof Mmami
McCully. S--l-w.
For Sale.
A good Iron rmme HorMi Power. Good
for all ikm, from one to full cHiwelty.
All for the low prle or W. IMU ht tho 111.
olfle Cider, Vinegar A Fruit Pr-ervlng
Coniimny's office. Soleni, Oregon.
II. IC. Uultois. J ok Duliois
Dubois brothers
Proprietors
Giicniekete Hole.
KRE1S BUS.
GKOCEEIES.
Specialties in Frits
Evaporated Apples,
Evanorated Peaches,
Evanorated Nectarines
Evaporated Apricots,
Evaporated Pears.
Sample Rooms for Commercial Travelers,
Fiom $1 to :
8ALKM, -
I per day.
OHEQ
Take Not of ThU.
A Ml'I.UTIIAT lllllfr.N1- WllllK.
Tins ('hinmu luUMku, whMi
uu- m cmIImI tii) JtHinwtktlo high
ItHwt ut the high lurid' jwrty, iwt
lit) Wv of t)w UUuu tltu UrUdv :
" . " f
ir pnUxHi..n h rr doOMl to tu-1 uwvw
Bll. iL.... . .... . "I. m ..
tin m wn ai lw PxpWMM 1H Hie
ummy, thr ikuioemUe mrty wtmld
hMV MtMUMot U whN It (kOU, i
-sluvwy ; tb HHtubllvMii unrty would
Uf iktro)wl It wImmi It Utr.l
i.lwry. T1m )MM.Mrtlv r tl
)iinuUiiurvr l, in i-ulhen .ami-
li.oin4'w cirt atuoklut; Is
txMiiptitwd to Uh) ojiIuiu liMhlt by tlw
ltlrmlHgltHiii (Abu) Ami; but tlmt
mwr think MpirtHt Miiokiwg tlw
wittN. ItMyn tlmt Uhhw hiv 11
4tUm iWtMU" euuNtHMt In tlw
looiUJttU, Mid that tKy othv tttr
tlw oiipuvM, becuuilngMluHM IVmu
lie m bM uiwble lu MXHHtr It. A
ciyiM-ur iiM tUmw tlttwi no Mhl
IWV Will UlHk' (UI MMA
A I'Dicllmtl .ItikM-.
"Daniel."
"Vo, sir'."
"I mh that a Now York paptr of
ftrs a iwlo of Si for tlio Imot ori
gliml Joke wnt in."
"And iIikw your wolghtln in
teiul to compete?"
"Well, I might. I lwvo eidvl
M'voml vttv jphmI Joktw lu my
tlniA l)iilel.ft J
"Tlmt Is tme,slre. Ymi mivht miuI
hi of ywir UMly eelebmuid ileola
nttlouk of rtilclity to civil r1iv ro
ferai." 11tt4mnc I'hroiiiow.
l.ll ft.00 WK Wild. SKM.On iirrvN
Puell ImproMtl KHrdeu land, wltldn 8
liilU'K of s-nlein. (IikhI road to town the
sir around. IIuIUUhkakihhI. FINE YOUNG
ORCHARD and eclU)ut KittM. laud. 'IIiIb
ik h iwrwaiu, ana win lie neid only a itliort
tlm at Iliew ngurtw. OH, and wo will
Imw you the imiiwrb-.
WILMS & CHAMllKltUN.
Ojn HoiihO, .-viloiii, Or.
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Oregon
State Fair!
VARIETY STORE!
The ttHth Aiiimiil ti.t 'truiil lu.
Intld on Hi FWr Urwumto, nir KatomJ
eomiinuieliigon the n
17th OF SEPTEMBER,
And cuitliiulinc on wk.
CASH PREMIUMS to the
Amount of $15,000
Will b awarded ter Acrtculluntl, Mn-tutii-tail
ud Mk-K vxhtblu, WMrkH of rt mid
Buc wurk, uid Am- trtUof pnt.
The pivnilunu oiniv4 hiiw Uu lu.
BWNwHt In nuuu nue. xud w cttwuxw
HllUhuJ, K,LldO.
A macttUlaMl flWd of burMM vuUrl.
and thcrv will be apteudld cooUMo of ruu
ulnae and uuttlnc ech dy.
will uuke llbertd reductloiw In tkraTuid
MA Kill III). uptetot Ueoituu U cmlled to Uie uramt-
"" . '"wig dUlDII Of gnUBN
i inuiw Mid irutu.
d Si . Thl. .t'o M". hton" 1 dn bS
mimm- v rrv-rri":' -;!"?f
W, M. SARGEANT
Keeps a tine stock of
Wall Paper, Borders and Centers,
BABY BUGGIES, EXPRESS WAGONS,
Toy Tool Chests, Velocipedes, Bicycles,
IIISKLTS, and ill kinds of FKU1ES.
Dried Peeled Peaches,"
Dried Peaches.
Dried Apricots,
Dried Currants,
Dried Apples,
Dried Grapes'
Oregon Petit Prunes,
Imported German Prunes,
Smyrna Figs,
Raisins,
Persian Dates
Weller Brothers'
Commercial Street
Mouldings and Frames Made lo Order.
NKVIU-UAlWA..-On KH
ana. ivw, o) He v. tihm. v
residence, m
1h4w lu Jota
Tiue iHxMr, lt and center. Don't
tomet tlje Mllfet nuiterlal, hiicli an Tube
lSont of all kinds, llruli of all klie, and
ltwmters. AlMitlie
GOLD PAINT-READY MIXED,
MhW far rmine x wll Im. Ih tnH every
thing elee tlwt can be tboucht at.
Cotne and See for Yourselves
FARM
FOR SALE.
STOCK FARM
FOR SALE or RENT!
530 ACRES
Well watered and plenty ol timber Two
owtHaw and two barns. Good orchar
Meadow and ICO acres plow land. rt
:.ed of cattle with the place If wanted, p
IxMses enough to run It. Within fl e mil
of depot on the O. & C. it, it. A bargain W
someoody.
Enouire at Office of Caoital Journal.
WELL DIGGING.
enve, la thin rltj.
iH.XewlIk,
day betr ike axle.
esaiMi
Krl-i,
iniug lu UMtr MtaMMtoit, mvh h
giwU ihlrt tar a imkhmt oh, luobtnlkx
liVMHIM.
ClUlrn Cr jkPitctor's Casliria . .. -;" vTi'
MH arte, near Itowp hill, T mtlas. by
r. lTJEELTZ i "l4 rmul. (torn Satom, lMaerai la eultV
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irth, l T: jv in youM tMrhaed, TMimmmiw Mdat to
t KK-tt! UK AlttllMtlON.. ,lwiireflmw.aaaK mfm iMciala. lar
tHiMa Ucke Kir niru ilx U ... JJ 0iaaT aaa taiv Mfceeal Nwm to aarvatt
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lai ilrkel air turn S ' T
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oit, lavimit, kit, ukiiru. MhrtMmi,
Clllll4MittC fclfUA, Mtttl til kli. -...
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"wunr at Halrni tar m '
f.T UR.UJ. i
errr . i
J. P. ROBERTSON.
Wans nuo
Mrt notlML
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