Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, September 10, 1888, Image 2

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EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL
I'UJII.lSIIKIl
EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY. '
IIV TUB
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Capital Journal Publishing 'Companyi
lNCOIll'OltATK.W
Dire, Corner Court nd t.lbtrty Street,'
TKH.MH 'OI' HU1SSCHI1TION
, HAIIiY.
Ono j'nnr, liy nmll-. ...... --. i w)
ix moiHliN. Iy innll "
rhreo montlm by irii.ll 1
I'er week tlellvon.il Iiy wrrlor l
WKKKI.Y.
One year
Hlx month
(Jiib yiwr. If ihiIiI for In ailvnnce,
SIX IIIDIItll, ." ' "
II W
7ft
1 o)
0
Wl'liiinKlnr nro
vehe miuwrlptlon.
ntitljori7t(l to ro-
THK ItETAtlATION.
S-Klitfrrtl mi rrcinil-oliuw innltrr nt tlio
Hnloni.UrcMoli, lWoIllre. Juno 21. 1WW.
KepulilicRii National Ticket.
Ior President,
I513N.IA.MIN JIAIUUSON,
Of milium.
For VIco President:
1, 13V J i'. MO WON,
Of Now York'.
I'OH l'ltlSIDIINTIAl. Kl.V.CIOItH.
Hoburi;.MfInnir Kliuniitli Count).
Win. KiiiilH,or Multnomah County.
O. W. rulltm.of Clittixip Cmuity.t
MONDAY. riKl'T. 10, HhH.
I'HOsI'IICTn IN 1MIIANA.
The ludlcallnuM tf Ilnrriwin and
Morton carrying IikIIhiiii InNovcni
Ikt art coiiHldcivd more favorable
every ilny. I. K. Ntudebukcr, tho
wull known wauon nutnufai'turcrof
Kotith Mend, in that ntutu, iccoutly
minion trip to New York, nnil wan
Interviewed liy tlio over p rout-lit
nowHpuiM-r mini. Mr. Ktudelmker
Ih a t-li-ur hi-ndcd ImihIiii-hh iniin and
a republican, ami in regard to bin
native Htalo ho Ih rniorli-il iih miylng:
"(iuuoral linn Icon will carry tho
htatu by a good miijority. 1 It Ih
popular, and tlio a-oplo know that
llii will inako an excellent prcHldcut.
Many prolillilllimlHtH will vote for
him, and worklngmt-n too. Why,
(leorgo William Cuills could voto
for (loiicnd Ilairlhon without a
hliirth. Don't you nee that all along
tlio lino lu Is ntrong, ami ripivsontH
tlio U-Ht IntoifHtH of tlio American
pt'oploV"
'You tmvi'l u grout tloalj what do
1 1 io pooplo think ol tlio outlook gen
tinilly?" "They believe Unit (leneriil Hnr
iIhou will bo oloott-tl, ami I llnd that
the people, it mujorlty of them nt
leant, IhjHovo li progrcr, nnil lour
year of iluiuiHirutlo ruin have con
vinced tbom that thoy can't exjicct
anything but retrogression from
t liut party. Tlio republlcana nro
progrcaalve In itplrlt, nnil tlio donio
oruWareJtitit tlio opposite. It le
tMiiiw u tpicttflou, thou, whether tlio
American nation earyti to remain nt
a ytaud htHI or continue to prosier
nnllbivi. fur Urn ivt twenty-four
yearn under u republican govern
ment,. Tho nipiilillcnnij wery vltw
cuouglrto gather HpmplUH,niitliUv
wtllbcj wine enough to dlitribtito It,
tini'onjr, tliu people to whom it be
long. 1 ocltuvo tlio republican
tlii&t will Ih elected."
"." . ! i
-XIfi TllK. lUtk'ALU OUT."
The president' political procla
matlon, calling for retaliation pow
ura In. the rattlctnent of the fishery
question with Camilla, ban Ikjcii iiii
Hworetl in u way Jhe leapt oxpected.
Tjlie ifouse ia8Md n 1)111 Saturday,
granting him all the power heanked,
and pawed it ho unanimously that
lie must put it in oticrution, if the
emergency occurs.
The bill provides that whenever
the president deems it his duty to
exercise any of the powers given
him by the existing non-intcrcource
act he shall have the power by procla
mation to suspend in whole or in
part the transportation across the
territory of the United Htates, in
bond and without the payment of
duty, of goods, wares and merchan
dise Imported or exported from any
foreign country from or to the llrit-
isli dominions of North Ameilcii
It also authorizes the president
whenever lie shall be satisfied that
any discrimination detrimental to
the Intel ests of the United States or
of Its citizens Is made in the use of
any of the Canadian canals to issue
a proclamation to that ell'ect, and
provides that in such a ease v toll of
twenty cents per ton shall beco
lected on every foreign vessel and
her cargo passing through either the
Pault Kte. Marie canal or the St.
Clair Flats canal, or that the presi
dent may In his discretion prohibit
the use of those canals to foreign
vessels.
The passage had its brief day, and
is wasted powder. It is not, and
lias not been treated asasiucereaml
serious document, either in Kuglaiid
or in Canada. The president al
ready had ample authority to cover
all the oases liable to occur.
Congress is Justified in passing the
bill thai the president's memory
may be freshened, anil his backbone
strengthened on this "out rage" IiuhI
ness, that called for the message.
At tlie Door.
tapped at my door, lojtdowii, lwi;nStlc f u'natim ir they will
Tn , ' '"" '- fT,ui'iike;tliuq.5ytheforeIock,"nndnnnl-
"'Hurn (he. rtuMjalmnU," wnaa aterv
otyjRHl phniko iiwhI by n Inrtp mujorlty-of
tho deiiiocrutlc p'rwu dur
ing imi twenty yeuntof republican
rule In till ivmitO't nml vwry de
fiilcation of whatever nuturu that
ixiud Is) trmvd to a rx'publlcnn, wiut
nnildUi upou tint lirty, hiiiI thin
fnvurlte ipiutiitlou ukhI.
Hunli ft procedure wiw unjust' t
tlittt time, ami wi)Uldlo now. The
wr(tur n wull n the rendqr known
tlutt.dUliouenl men tin. found In nil
xirtlii mid nru lluble to Heourt pout
tlonnottruMt, Now when It appllttt
to tboro ImllvliluKlii, tho Cai'ITai.
JmuiNAi. Joins with thedemoomtio
cry of "Turn tho nonlit out," and
iisUh them fordetvuoy' wko to kwp
up the iiuikUv
lino. Hn.NJAMiN of the Itosoburg
IMaiiiilt'idor must now feel better.
Hcarychim: "A republican, tleiuo
crat ami iirohibilionist wont tip to
the temple to iray. The republican
stood with his head toward Heaven
and prayed: '() Lord, wo thank
Thco that wo are not like other
men. Wo thank Tlieo llrst of all for
tho pure, incorruptible, holy
republican party. We thank Thee
that all democrats mo liars ami nil
prnhlhiiionlslH are fools, and that
we alono are good. have no
special favors to ask, knowing that
to be consistent Thou must of
necessity be with us.'
Tlio democrat prayed thus: 'O
Lord Thou knowest wo do not often
liothorThoo with our prayers. Yet
there Is a few things i herein Thou
canst Ui of grout use to us. Mess
Cleveland, () Lord but curse his
civil service. lllcss tho prohibi
tionist in (lie north, but tliimu him
in the south. Wees Minnesota and
the little Norwegian, Kntite "Nelson,
but curse Pennsylvania ami that
traitor Bum Hatulall. .lllcss ltro.
Hrown, in Wullii Wulla; but con
found that Little (limit Mill, who is
deep ami designing. The rest, O
Lord you can wifely trust to our
curv.'
Tim prohibitionist fell on hie
kucctt, us uhuiiI, uml pruyrd; 'O
Lord, thou knovont wo lutvo done
little else but pno'i 1 ii(iny yvnnv
Now, we rv going to light hiiiI do
thpu, O Lord, ,1; pleased lohtnndby
uml kh fair piny, while wo nbow
toe . l'bsj-liH-ni Mini BndduiH!t) that
thoro 1m a God In Jvrmd.' "
A hand
down
I opened It and saw two fye of brown,
Twollps or cherry rdlvl , ,
A little curly hend, , t ,
A bonny, fairy sprite, In dres of white,
Who Knld, with lifted face, "1'apa, gpod
nleht." . ' ' .
HhecllinlH-d upon my knee, and kneeling
there,
1.1m m1 M)fUy, mleinnly, her little pniyer,
Her meeting lltiKer tips,
Her pure, sweet Imby ll;,
Curried my mu1 with hem, half unaware,
luto (some clem-crand dlvlnUrnlr.
I tried to lift again, but all In nn,
Ofsclentllle tUotiKl't the subtle chain;
.So fiiiiall, m Hinall,
My learning all;
Though I could cull wkjIi ytar and tell its
place,
.My child's -'Our l-'athcr," bridged tlio gulf
of spate.
1 nat with folded hands at rct,
TurnliiK this fcoleinn thought within my
bieast;
How faith Mould fade
If nod had made
No children In this world no bttby iibc
Only the prudent man or thojiiglitful Mige.
Only tlie woman mIbc, no Utile arms
Toclasji around our neck; no baby cliarms,
No loving ea re,
No hlnless i)raer.
No thrill of lisping song, no pattcilng feet,
No Infant htart against our heart to bent.
Then if a liny hand, low down,
Tup at the heart of door, ah! doiwt frown,
Iiend low to meet
The little feet,
Tocla.splho clinging hum!; tho child will
bo
Nearer heal en than thee nearer than
thee.
Utile K. Harr.
In Iowa the opposing state tickets
arc in tlio Hold, the lines arc formed,
and the Issues are joined for tlie
contest in November. The result U
not In the least doubtful. The
Harrison and Morton majority will
bo not less than L'0,000, and the
state ticket will bo hamlsonielv
elected, despite tlio new elements of
opposition confronting It. The
republican party of Iowa, having
given heed to the unmistakable voice
of public sentiment relating to tlie
Hiiuor tratllc and the control of cor
porations, will be able to tleftut the
triple alliance composed of the dem
ocratic party, the whisky power,
and the railroads.
;', Men's ml Womci't Bnr,
Joint' and mnscles may escape the ngonlz-
lng.tortur of rheumatism if they will
hllatethe srmctoms of oncomlnc trouble
with the nenlgnantand highly sanctioned
Uhteddepnreutand alterative, Hostettcr'a
titomooh lliUere. Folons mostly consti
tute the ordinary means of battling with
this atrocious complaint. Avoid the risk
of using these by resorting to the safe on
well as efTectuaf antiphlogistic and pre
ventive. . After exposure to damp, through
drafU and other causes which encourage a
rheumntlcTcndency, n wlneglassful of the
llltters prevents III effects. No surer pre
ventive nf malarial ailments like fever and
ml'uo. bilious remittent, dumb ncue and
ague cuke exists, and It Is, besides, a most
genial recuperator of strength exhausted
J by excesle mental or physical cnoft.
I Jllners, mariners, operatives and others
whrs-e iitnontlon Involve laborious work
in rough weather out of doors, or close ap
l plication Indoors, rind it Invaluable.
SK1V TO-DAY.
Notice.
pins will ni:
Ij September 20 h
HKOEIVKI) UP TO
I") September 20 h for the c injunction of
a pile bridge Hero's JIIII ctcek at tho north
end of Commercial street according to tho
comity Judgi
plans and specifications on file with the
NETT ADVEnTISEMEXTS.
GO TO THE
OPERA I
I
R
JJ1
-FOR-
Dry
Goods,
Boots and
Shoes,
The right Is reserved to reject any and
all bld. Good bonds 111 be required.
0-IO-td T. U. SHAW,
County Judge.
REED'S OPERA HOUSE
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT. 14TH.
GEORGE l CABLE
This talented author and famed elocution
ist, will read a choice repertory from his
own writings.
Don t Kiprrliurnt.
You cannot nlibrd to waste time
in experimenting when your lungs
are in danger. Consumption always
seems, nt, nrst, only u coin. Do not
iiermlt any dealer to impose upon
you with somo cheap imitation of
Dr. King's Now DNeoverv for Con
sumption, Couulis, and Colds, but
bo sure you get the genuine, llecnuso
ho etui make mote mollt ho iimv
tell you he has bomething just us
good, or Just the same. Don't bo de
ceived, but Insist Upon getting Dr.
King's Now Discovery, which Is
guaranteed to give relief in all
Throat, Lung and Chest allectlons.
Trial iMittles free at II. W. Cox'h
drugstore. Large bottles f I.
a- Knstern Journals
ma- speak in tho highest
)- terms of Jlr. Cable's
ifr literary entertain-
Hf inents.
in
-tin
Till
-
Itrscrvrd scats, 73 cents,
tiencml udinbblon.iiO cents.
Tickets for salo nt 1'atton's and Starr's
b(Nik htoies
lWJ-lw
Oregon
State Fair!
othingand Hats.
-THE-
GREATEST BARGAINS
-EVER OFFERED IN-
General Merchandise !
11Y THE
Capitol Adventure Co.,
Tlie '.JHtti Auiiiial State Fair will be
held on the Fair Grounds, mar Salem,
commenting on tho
17th OF-SEPTEMBER,
And continuing ono week.
An
Itltlll 1JUICNWK IN VKNNHYI.VANIA.
Tho ovw high llcviiwlaw of lVun-
sylvnnlti him ut lust go no Into ojhtu
tlou nil over tlio slnte. Tills law
UxoH tbn retail liquor license In
cltltt nt fVX, In towns nt f300, In
Isiroughs at flSO, nud In country
towmihlui ut fTo. It given the
county Jutlgw the ubsotute jowcr of
grunting uml revoking UitMiso, and
ripilnM tbom to entertain suoh
ixinsldorutlons hh tho need of the
community front which An appli
cant vonun, nud thorvlatlvo number
or nin iK'tuiouurs nun too rvinon
stratlons ngulnst him, as well its his
gxinorul niontl charm-tor nnil en
pool ty for prvtrvlng onler.
Tho iMiuploto returtm show tlmt
the numUir of IUxuimhI bousisln the
state U ikUkhI from ILoM to 7,744.
Tlum wmv 11,4111 applloutloiw, tw-
ii.ii. ..r.. 1.1..1. .....k. ..K.......i nn...
tlHtrlecsJimrnnl. ..,.....'.' H.n,r,.. ....
Yim, U dkl ihK wwt toU.dmftiHl, ; wvhiui mmi uu iivxmimw grauuHi
Mild then hltvnmilhiH-uutu to MHudjU l,SJC!,tH, h ngulnt tm,lW
up nnd Mux nt by wmUiurn iImu- uudvr Hm old Uw; or vlrtunlly
uitttUi. nod then M UW Mibntltutol . . ... ....
,iw im ihwimmiw. iu Mirt.H.k irw, , . v "" rH",wi
tin. yliirt.Htti tM.k hlittf.-(nkHi ' ft,,M m,f ,l ftirinir ituwiWr of
llltrOtvMii. ' rwUill hoMs ltxeJiMiig.
JttktMi! And (Ih pojU of t W '
rvMtWle will now pnrt Inlly ivwhmI Hun. J. H. MiTviim.u l'. S.
IiIm. bv rlitttnkr him their iliUf tiuiUir fWnu llrvmoi will uwiit
rxtHHitU. rntrttim UtilnbMMl thnnKv fr vnlunblo public iKxHi-1
m tlio land iiu-nU rvtvivvl '
(Iknhiiai. ltoidrtinln Hnrrlstm,
4,'tiHiHHtimHi tiorvotior in the lutir.
Arkarlnltorsl ktrrrt Art In.
un Incidental tiroof of how
eiislly fruit trees grow in this jmrt
of tho worbl, without care or cultl
vltlon, It may bo Muted that Just
outsldo tho Salem Wells-Kargo
express oftlco, right on the street,
are to bo seen three small, chatico
trees, 4 tig, n cherry nnil a peach.
They art not largo but seem to grow
uuil tlrrlvo despite their neirloct.
belug on "stony ground," and Iwlng
carelessly brushed against by pas
wrs by and teams. In after years,
when they bear, how Is Agent
Houdrle going to protect tho fruit
tutll It matures nud he can gather
It?
Muk wire rtrUratirt.
Satunlay nftvrnoon ut 3 o'clock a
good (died audience gutheretl on tho
vnwnt lot west of the post offlcw to
wltners CUvettV sluek wira perform
nnw. II also perfonuexl JuggUyg;
icninuuii, wiiu.tuu nstHtuui or hia
partner Mr. Gilbert, who sings coni
lo songs, kept his uudleiuv amused
nnd entcrtaltiM. The slack wire
feats, which were erformed on a
wlrv54 feet In length,' WurvexivllenL
He alsq exhlbltisl In the evulng,tq
nn apprvMhUIvo audience.
rrrtr t r.
Atv shipping otlt fruit by the ear
livid, but their own storo is always
attractive with the Ust nirletlen.
In fruit, vegetables, grocer I os nud
jirovldlons tluy nro always In the
lead.
CASH PREMIUMS to the
Amount of $15,000
Wilt bo awarded for Agricultural, Mechan
ical and Stock exhibits, works of art and
fancy work, and foi trlalsof speed.
Tho premiums ottered have been In
Creased In many cases, and new classes
uiivo uet'ii aiiiioii. eniry ico cnaigeu
111 ill visions J, K, Ij and Q.
A nuignltlivnt Held of horses ontered,
and there w 111 bo splendid contests of run
ulng and trotting ejieli ilay.
Tlicdlfleinit tntnsM)rtiitlnn comimnles
will make libenil reductions In fares and
freights.
Special attention Is called to tho premi
ums ottered fur county exhibits of grains,
grasses and Hulls.
Entries will Ik received In tlie secretary's
otrlce In Salem, beginning six da.s before
the fair, slid on tho fair grounds from Fri
day before the fair. I'e.sons desiring to
exhibit In divisions J, K. O, Pand Q are
reqliifted to make their entries on Frl
du and Satunlay beforethofalrlf possible.
All entries cliwe on Monday, September
I7th,at,7:;l0p, m.
PJtICKS OF ADMISSION:
Coupon ticket for men (six days) J2 .V)
Coupon ticket for it omen (six days) 1 03
Day ticket for men ft)
Day ticket for women 25
Tickets to tlio grand stand at race
track for males over 12 years JS
Ijidlcs to the grand stand tree.
Those 1clrmg to purchase booths will
apply to the secreta'y.
SrSend to tho secretary nt Salem for a
premium list. J.T. OKE10,
Secretary.
lggBBJ'SWUSSJMBJl" L JJHWJgVTT
'J
Opera House Corner, Salem.
S-SJ-dw-tf
W5wmnrvfng7gm nn ihiwii mum iiiwmju j
THE BEST STOCK OF STOVES
IN THE CITY IS AT
rpiiE QUESTION OF THE DAY.
PROTECTION OR FREE TRADE?
An .EMmWIon of thf Tirl IT Q initios with El-
ptcltl Rijitd to tho Inttreiti
, of, lber.
BV HENRY GEOKGE.
CLOTH, VM. r.U'KIl, PKNTS.
ThU Is the c'.wiret, fitlrrst, most Intentit
Ing sud nsfct romplrlr rxamlnntlon of thx
tariff t'puwlliui yn made, and will prove
Invaluable to all who uUh to understand
the lulriwt.
The most thorough Invectlgutlon of the
subject that hnsyet been put In type JJtw
York News.
TtiA pittrne f this book marks
new rlHsjii In tlie world-wide Mruggle fbr
Henry (ieorre has a power of
llA
frt trade.
iiultlnit economic trot htuituflh a rlcnrnnd
limpid languiCKe tbat.any child can under
stand him, while the mot learned man
can enjoy the accuracy of his statements
sod the uvKUveueM of hU thoughts,
Thonins (1. shiwrman In New York Star.
A UKik which eery worklugman In the
latidrau read ulth lutertt and ought to
read, New ork Herald.
hiwver wauts t ee the ttronrest ar
liuinl not on I
ailiut all tartr
Christian ITntoiu
guiuint not only apilnH proteuibu, but
MOiltut all tariffs will rind It here.
unman uuioiu
The singular surc of Mr. Ueorgels tlial
Monuons nro tlooklug into Vyom
luglngrtnit nutnlfrs, and It U said
tlmt two years Uw thn- will con
trol tlio kwnl oK-tloiis in the ve-
tUTII HHitltHt.
YoMHgWtlk wlw mM to have
HtMll MMttk. ar klHdJj aulvkwl to
rviHt tldti at frxUtHt iHttrx-nto d
ring th ily: "Kaimy Fliwli frUnl
Hvf lloundervHl fipj f, Franc
Fowler' fathtr. Phlla. Revurtl.
lie tut made lsdltleul ecunomvlnuirestlnr.
UnlUirUn llevlew.
Hhmj Gterjo'l Otktr Worki.
rnvrpMand lrty, eUth, f; per.
36 own u.
txtl lVsbJeMis.eoth.Jl; paper, cents.
The land iurtUm, paper, lScnnta.
Fnin-iy lu Iiud. rlw. ttwnls.
AddrvM T1IK CT.M)Ann.
m, w yiwi
It I'HkiaSquara,:
iwk.
R. jM. WADE & CO'S
282 to 286 Commercial Street, SALEM.
Garland Stoves,
Charter Oak Stoves,
Brighton Raiiga
AND MANY OTHER LEADING STYLES.
Also a Complete Stock of llanlwaie and Farm Machinery, Wagons and Carriages
G. W. JOHNSON'S
-OF-
A ni l nir
Gents
Furnishing
boils
0'
HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS',. VALtSES.
I now otHsr my entlro stock at actiiai flret cost, and until I llnd eufh
a buyer I will coutinuu to nell at retail at.greatly reduced prices.
I ha-o tho largest add a9 well eeiected stock as you will fludlu
Salem.
My object in closing out is that I may devote my whole attention to
my buslnewj lu Sclo.
Call " early arxcl see: th.e
bargains I riave to offer
you.
G. W. JOHNSON,
235 COMMBItClAL STREET.
Jefferson
FEED AM) LIVERY STABLE!
V. M. 1UI.YKU, Vn
JaryKmw . . Okmoun.
Ktr4 rku. ach n4 danW Umm ftar
nMMst at rauoaU talva. Tntatleal
lck uvtjll pri-.iMair spM-uiu-n-
PRINTING.
m. ut n llir Mali- l.iir rair I ban
iNK UK TIIK
I nn ui
IVHlanl. Ijuwrrt n.a Ial Htanki In
thr Nlr. a dbltmi tliHXH.ni. muI a
lltv IUI .-f ki iTTnllni: sn.l mUbieur ol I
KBi 1'wai.k,
FOIt HARGAINS IN
FURNITURE
IO TO
KOTAX fc WHITN8V,
lZ CMTt S4fMt SltMa, 0tf.
n amt .aUI.ru- .. I Hartnc boiwht out the rrnialod-' " '"
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