Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, August 05, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text.mv mmmlm rtW" M - u ad accepted with YbnwHty Hwwinw! mertd. wiMHti itD of the nw Chilton iroooUJw iretl In U hatter f LHjob, tlK) lortu?ue ofltotal tried lo earn tlio bribes tlicy lyMi rtwived by rcruslng llio vessel a permit to obtain lvcnilla. Tlio ftmA iRHftgl, howe.er, to tret rr- rttat and la now surely on her wny to Abmh-Ic. Tbo Chilian legiiUons, batfa In London nnd Jt'nrls, nro high ly Indignant over the treatment tbnf Jfctltnacodti linft icwlvod In this nmtlur at (he lunula of thi'Kuropenli government?, unci they nredlei that when the war Is over, with Bftlmnccda trlntnplinnt, there will be a refikonlug for France and England. Nlrvv YottK, Aug. 6.A Bjwclal from Lima, Peru, saye: Jinmense excitement lists been created In diplomatic circles hero byn tierce pemortul encounter between the nipreaentntlvp of the Chilian revo k ltlllonnry party und military attache of (ho Chilian government legation. From all accounts the nttnclilny party whs the attache nntl the as gftUlt issuld to have been of a bruin character. The Insurgent represen tative Is severely Injured. In fact, tlio Peruvian authorities h:iv already taken up the uflulr und will Insist Upon Btitisfnctloii. The nilali Is looked upon at a gio-s vlolutloi of the rlglits accorded the Junto representative by their frleudlj neighbor IVru, l-ElTKIt OK OOVKIINOIt l'ATTISON MARitisiiuna, Pu Aug. C Gov ernor Paltlson, on Saturday last, sent tbo following letter to Secre tary of the Treasury Fester: "Hon. Charles Foster, Secrotarj of the Treasury, Washington Sir Tho published reports of the com mlttee appointed by Mayor Edwh. I. Stewart, of Philadelphia, to In vcstlgate the uccounls of John Dardsley, late treasurer of the city nd county, seem to clearly Indicate that a considerable proportion of tlu money that Is appropriated by Mr. Bardsley, and which made up his deficiency to tlio commonwealth ot Pennsylvania and to tho city of Philadelphia, was deposited In the Keystone National bank, of Phila delphia, which bank has been closed by order of tho comptroller of cur rency. Tho apparent lots to the commonwealth and tho city of Phil adelphia is about HoO.COO, in which loss the stato Is largely concerned, directly nud Indirectly. In view of this fact, I respectfully ask that you will authorlo tbo receiver of the Keystouo National bank to permit a committee of three or 11 vo citizens designated by me to Inspect the book, papers, accounts, etc., of the bank with tho view of ascertaining what deposits of public money in which the stato had or has any iu torest wero mado in said bank bj John Bardsley, tlio lato treasurer of tho city and county ot Philadelphia, and what became of tho money thus deposited, bo that tho money may bo recovered If nosMblo, It Is, of course, only desired that such ex amination shall bo mado as tho do- E2SMntt4rtJM agent of tho commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and of such fundB as tho commonwealth may be directly or Indirectly Interested In, nud it Is respectfully suggested that such au thority as you may give to tho re ceiver may bo limited accordingly. I have Ixen awaiting the result of tho gentlemen already engaged lu tho exiimluallou of tho uccounls and affairs of tho Keystone National bank, In tho hopo that their reports would have contained tho Informa tion which It Is important that (ho state oillccrs should hnyo lu their possession, but as an examination is belug made by expert accountants selected by tho Philadelphia council investigation committee, I nui of the opinion that a like Investigation should bo made on behalf of the commonwealth, and have concluded that her lutoroata require that I shall obtain tho desired Information as early as possible, and In tho man ner I havo Indlcnted. I trust you will hco your way clear to accord tho desired permission at as early a dato as practicable, especially In view of the largo Interests Involved In their Importnueo to tlio people of this state. Yours respectfully. IloiuniT F. PA'msoN." THE VETFMS. Tli KcimHs of tlio Different Officials. ANTICS OF LIGHTNING. Balard's Arrest, Boycotting Fairs, Shooting Scrape, The Siusiaw River, Foreign and State News, etc. ' TUB O. A. H. Detroit, Aug. 5. Tho 2Cth an null encampment of .tbo O. A. It. met In formal session this morning. All that nrt and cultured tasto could do to mako the mammoth building attractlvo had been ex erted In decorations which adorned the Interior in emblematio order. Despite the Immensity tho hall was erowded to iti utmost. Every state anil territory in tho Union was ri'preeented nud the roll showed tlu fullest attendance of delegates lu tlu nlHtory of tho organization. In tin opening address Commander in Chief Veav In touching on tin "negro question," as affecting G A II., reviewed the dltllculties which existed over tho colored posts In tin department of Louisiana nud Mis dittlptil ever since thoy organized lb IMW. He said "tho charge had been from different sources that tho or uiiization of these posts was tainted wllli irregularities so as to bo utterly dtntrucllvo of their legal existence Our rules and regulations provide plum procedure for tho department to pursue In order to test the valid Ityofsuch charges. As the depart ment of Louisiana and Mississippi never, bo far as I am Informed, has resorted to that procedure, I have held lu dealing with those posts that they must be-regarded as hav ing legal existence until othorwise rcgularily adjudicated from various sources of Information accessible to me, I bellevo a largo majority ol both white and colored comrades In tho department of Louisiana and Mississippi are strong In tho con viction it would bo for tho best in terest of all to separate tho depart ment lu Louisiana, and some ol the other gulf states mado up of such posts as may apply to come In, and having concurrent jurisdiction with departments, already estab lished in such states. Itefcrring to Mt.McGreiror cottage, where Gen eral Grant diedt General Veasey rec ommended tho encampment to take action to secure from tho govern mentan niipronrlallon for mainte nance of the property und its pres ervation in tho same condition It was at the demiso of Gen. Grant. In regard to the disability pension bill passed nt last tcougress Gen Veasoy said If it Is not tho wisest It Is certainly a liberal measure. The commnnder-ln-chlcf urged tho en campment to renew llio effort to nrocuro tho amendment to tho ro- ....l ,.li..Ul-w-wi- vmi-u 111 casoof union voterans, Tho decla rations of tho commander-in-chief in favor of tho establishment of do partmeuts of tho G. A. It. for negro I vin was shot and fatally wounded uy uuuu vr iiuncu, luiiuei iicnn- paper proprietor. Calvin, who le the editor of n small weekly paper, was In lovo with Howell's daughter, and it is reported they wero nt ouo time engaged, but the engagement was broken. Since then, Calvin, It Is stated, has, been forcingilils atten tions on tho young lady. Calvin and a friend met Howell on tho street Monday evening, and tho three went to a room In thc Wilcox block, to talk over the matter. Cal vin, In his ante-mortem statement, sayB Howell suddenly ordered him to throw up his hands and began tiring. Tho latter was arrested, but declines to talk. Calvin pissed a comfortable night under tho Influence of oplntes. There is a possibility he may re cover. Tlio hemorrhage Is very slight. He Is in no condition to nuke any statement this morning. No charge has been made against Howell. Ho is perfectly cool and deems he Is Justified in his ncllon. Calvin, a few days ago In speaking to a reporter, said he met Miss Howell at a church fair and became infatuated. Ho talked Incoherently about her, saying ho wanted to see her und mako an explanation. All his friends believe his mind Is a fleet ed by his infatuation for the young lady, who never encouraged him. Some time ago Howell was coiislder- imrattemntlna to send- Calvin to tho asylum, but gavo up because no evidence, could bo obtained. Calvin was dangerous to bo at large. Mif-s Howell know nothing of her father's Intentlonttlll he had shot Calvin. She bears tho highest -epuatlnn, ind is a wellknowu teacher In the Fianklln school. BOYCOTTING STATE PAIRS. ItoGHKSTER. Auk. 5. The lead lug manufacturers of agricultural Implements throughout tho country formed a compact which virtuully amounts to n boycott upon county and state fairs and agricultural ex hibition of nil kinds, tho agreement which has been signed by 1C18 of tbo principal manufacturers iuclud lug McCormick, Wm. Deerlng, HOTEL ARRIVALS. Abe St "wim.amkitk" F It Anson, J TM'jrry, II Auncl; berg, J Backus Chs Hill, Portland. J C Haiicliy, B M Egnn, 8 M Cooper, H F. T W Ishenoo. Chicago. W L Ewlng, Westerllohl. T C Moody, Loudon, Eng. J II Brewster, Oakland. C Stark, E D Goodrich, Hutchinoon, New Yeirk. E II Pelton, F A ArrliiKu, Louis J W Drawr, Oregon City. E T Ingle, Clem. II E Glcsy, Aurora. A C Presley, Phil, Pa. "WOK." Ed Wade, Lee Wade, New York. It II Hewitt. .1 W Falconer, T Mo Henry, Tom Klncy, C D Mlnto'i. W H Keen, Lodi. I' N Lalhrop and family, L Fuller ton, Salem. E D Johnson, W G Lowervllle. Dayton. Job u O'Brien, L V McCoy, Poit IjikI. L W Wade, Yaqulna Bay. H J Klneey, Dallas. E A Hodge, Marion. A Franklin, Baradu, Neb. Aultmau Miller Co., reads as ful lews: Wo hereby agree during tho sea son of 1891 wo will abstain from ex hlbltlug. The reason gi veil for this step Is that manufacturers have como to the conclusion that thou satiels ot dollars aro spent in tills kind of advertising, which brings no returns. Dp.vare or Ointments for Catarrh thai Contain Jlcrenry, as mercury will surely destroy the seiiBe of smell and completely de miiiro the whole system when en tering It through tbo mucous sur faces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage tbey will do is ten fold to tho good vou can possibly derive from them Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and Is taken tnternally.andacts directly upon the blood and mucuous Mirfaces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get tho genuine It is taken (menially, and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J Cheney fc Co. Sold by druggists, price 75 cents per bottle. Passengers destined lo the proml nent cities cast of llio Missouri river should patronize the Chicago, Union Puejllloifc North wentern line. Mag nificent Pullman and Wngrier slee. ui,4 cars, elegant Pullman aud N.n lb western ellning oar, fiee re clfufug cbulr cars, handsome day coucuis aud comloi table Piillmuu colonist sleepers. eod-uug HEAL ESTATE lit VNSFEItS YUM WITH COIJNTV UECOKUKlt. STATE. AFRAID 01' VIQI.KNOK. Skatti.k, Aug. C Deputy Uitl tod States Marshal Harry Jllgolow arrived In tho city from Sedro last evening with J. C. ll.drd, tho dep uty customs Inspector who killed Deputy Sherlll George Poor as prls uer. Balrd was arretted on a war rant sworn out by Taylor Holdon, another deputy customs Inspector, who charged him with Interfering with u olllcer. Tho train arrived at 8 o'clock and to guard against any show ot u mob .violence ten police sum were stationed at the depot aud kept back tho crowd until Balrd wwoiit of tho way, Tho preeau tlou was uuuecmury for thero was o show of violence. Tho people of thoi'ity ntoln sympathy with the dead man nud with Holdon, but 4y ar-j willing that tho law should tftko Its course. J-XIK AMhJUCU. KoMK,Aug.6.- Finy-flv hundred Italians Bulled from Genoa for America. AlAttKfiTS. c .,, . . ,. , , U'h graph tviiiw with i xmuT' AMf,JriSr,WBl I" . iyw; 1801, ,B2, mum.,, f l.W ,, W(8 Uoe w j Omjuauo, Aug, fi.At was kU'Hdy. en h, 871 m Q J. lllOfaO 6.4 J veterans ciealcd a deckled sensation. Tho whites of Louisiana and MIshIh slppl are oveilolced at Ills recom mendation. Dirriiorr, Aug. 6, Tho adjutant general's report for tho period end lug Juno 80th, 1801, as far as returns wero received, shows In good stand lug forty-llvo departments, with 740 posts aud 903,007 comrades lu good standing. Tlio roport of Judge Advocate General Dervles has Its chief in torest from his dcolslnu on tho vexed race eiucstlon, as his conclusions dlllor from tlio recommendation of tho commander lu chief. Tlio dispute only further completed tho decision as follews: Tho question proposed Is whether thoro can lawfully bo two departments covering tho same terri tory at tlio sumo tlmu, for Instance, a elupirtmoiit mado up of whlto posts and other of black posts or of foreign born and another of native born. I think tho (lucstlon must bo answered lu tho negative. Utile and regulations do not pro vide for, nor warraut tho establish ment of but ouo department In any stato or territory. Tho report of tho Burgeon general, Is chlctly interesting In tho state ment It contains from Pension Commander llaum, that tho amount of HIO.000,000 has been expended for pensions during tho iUout year. ANTICS OK I.ieiHTNINO, Nhw York, Aug. 6. During tho I roguss of last night's thunder storm a stroke of lightning In the shape of a ball of lire, followed by heavy thunder, full within a few feet of tho railway station at Shccpa head Bay Juat as a passenger train was pulling lulu tho di'ot. Tho tlnmk threw the train, which com prised three cars nud nud an engine, completely oil tho tiaok. Intense excitement pievalkd for a fuw mo ments. Women eiviinnd und men lout their preuucc of mind In tho face of what they coiinldcivd Inevit able doalh. Thoy worn dually com posed aud veut huiuo on another train. Almost simultaneously with the Kbtepsho.nl Buy lieak n ball of lira fell In tho rear or the Manhattan IUmoIi Hotel at Cno Island, aud oiuuted consleruuiluit among tho KUU nud employes. lUtiuck tho U'h graph tviiiw with u report like No serious damuo was done except to tho v.rm. HIIOOTJMlbl.-IUrK. OAKi..VM,Cal.,Aug 6. It. 8. Cul ORUOON PACIFIC, Aliiany, Or., Aug. 6. The trouble between tho Oregon Pacific Railroad company and its employes, on account of non-paymeut ot the men Isnssumlng serious proportions. About two weeks ago a committee of employes waited upon Manager Wm. M. Hoag, at Corvollis, and ex plained to iiim that they could not work any longer without payment, the company. Jicina ,stiuiuiiurw mnnuger Hoag promised to do all in his power to pay tlio men by Au gust 1st, or August ilrd, at farthest. Ho lias, however, gone to San Francisco. Tho fird of August Is past, and tlio men havo received no money. A meeting of employes at Yufpilna was held last evening and today a committee panic to this city to act with a commstteo from tho employes In Albany aud on the eastern division. Their purposo Is to procure legal advlcoand ascertain If their wages can be colleoted by law. Tlio committee of employes stated to a reporter last evenlug, that tho men will use every honor ablo means to collect their wages, and, If they oanuot, thoy will sim ply all quit work, which would mean tho stopping ef trains and tralllo over the entire length of tho rjad. bnmo men havo Bjont all tho money they possess, and they have all agreed to act together. Tho amount duo tho men for six mouths Is about $76,000. Tho road is cam lug more than euough to pay all Its expenses, aud tho employes expect lu the event of the company not paying, to secure au order of court for tho receiver to apply tho earn ings of the road to the payment of tho employes which would prevent any tlo up. Tralllo over the road now Is brisk, aud the stopping of trains would occasion heavy l.-ss. 8UJ8I.AW itivim. Portland, Or., Aug.)1 Senator Mitchell has received n telegram from the chief of engineers statlm; that tho government work nt the mouth of tbo Sluslaw river will bo resumed. WHATllEttRELWr. San Fk.vncibco, Aug,. 5.--I'ore- east for Oregon and Washingten: Light ruins. Deles Jefferson to E L Daniels, 71 a el i c 7 2, $1000. J B Putnam and wife to J B Ash by, it 8, blk 3, Complou nd, Saltm, 3QQ. Shaw ifc Downing to Bushrod Hellebower,200 a in t 8 s, I w.S 11, OUO. W T Hall aud wlfo to Bolineli Howell, 10 a; Ellas Jox d 1 c, sec 2'J, 1 0 s, 1 w, $-NM. Julia Metcalf and bus to Henry '1 Metcalf, It 0 blk CO, Neirth Salem. Won lo Hie Cominercd. The Romans erica "Vue VlotM ' "Woe to llio couquered!" ul tlulr triumph;.. To eluy muny ol uh tire btiliig uonauuii'il -u liuaut!, our rest und dully uppetlto wrested irom uh by ttlitluvailo"- 01 Ilia ulumuun, (l)Hieii. .Miix-or no mio fr noin u liuu il.ou Humius IJ'iJl?0lW&tt4fi7rprTJtHIIi 1iAtftv(UlUt Willi iviluuiilud vigor to tur-mi-lit ua. A iiemiHlout Ubo ol tlio yreut mill ul Hieitluiuui ri-uulutlni; tunic. llw tcttciHStomacli liltterK, Is boat calculated to drive lutopii-iiiuiiuiiilMulsniiKtjitiYeiy loi in of Inuljscitlnu, tcinpomi-y or chroulc o Ions olllciiclmiH l tlturtiial.irln, bilious ues , ooUHtlpiilloii, rlifiuuitllbiii, l;lduey utnl bliiuilm iilliuccls Tills icnitdy oi Hiii.olllo utility ami ninny uses oo. comet Ihuinull 'lisii HifCi;uuid,iMi,njEiliibltlH IKltMortCIHll)riltlllOUI)lUluVlNO uu ut tnckoCLnGrlrpo." w Tnrk'i Street Venders. It Is often a matter of speculation ' how tho multitude of street venders in is.w Vnrtr mnko ii livinff. In tho vicin ity of tho postofllco. opposite tho Astor Uouso, aro always to bo seen numerous push carts, somo containing notlihi g i... ivinnnnt Invariably propelled oy lazy looking sons of Italy Watch them J for an hour, or as long a u j can spare, and tho chance sales aro so small, so few and far between, that it doesn't seem possible that enough busi ness can bo dono to yield n prout sui flciont to keep body and soul together. Yet very fowof them but turn out from ono dollar to two dollars ft day clear of expenses. An averago of $1.60 per day, rain or .i.i.. t. nnt nntisuol. There ore no expenses boyond the small capital in vcsteel in n buncli of tho succulent tropical fruit. Very often this Is fur nished by another Italian, who may own a number of theso carts and vari ous street stands, while tho venders aro operating on shares or commissions. Tills capitalist Is ft sort of padrone, and having himself sprung from tho ranks requires a scrupulous accounting from lit noorer countryman, whoso ambi tion to own a cart and his own trade-Is almost suro to bo realized in the conrso of time. Tho latter is then ready to mnrrv and run an establishment of Ids own. Ho can cam as much as tho average day laborer, but ho must bo about the streets early and late. Tlio police reg ulations compel him to keep moving. Persistent violation of theso rules is likely to get him into trouble, though "the finest" aro very lenient in tho ex ercise of their discretion in this respect. Tho fruit cart is but ono of tho many sources of livelihood of tho streot vend cr, but its meager simplicity appeals most powerfully to tho imagination of tho observer. New York Herald. Parties wishing to build nice residences and in search of a beautiful location with pleasant surroundings should visit OSKDAIvE. It is located direct on the Electric line to the Fair Ground, overlooking tho entire city the snow capped mountains, Mt. Hood and Mt. Jefferson, as well as the ever green hills of Polk county are in plain view. The site is unsurpassed and tho whole tract is a beautiful green plateau. The High school as well as the'North Salem new building aro within a short distance of this tract. llio will known hticiiiitlienliig proper tleitul iron, Mimuliied itli utlmr toulo nud n most peifcct nervlue, aro found lu Cmter'ulioii ruin, whloli tnrciiKthtm the uuivoa and body, imd liuinino ilio blood nud tamploxlou, 'llicro lsiuonoiirtlclo lu tlio Itneofmcd Ionics tlmtulv is mi liiruo u lotuin for tin mouoy us u ifooil porous sticugilu-nlui; planter, mtolnii. Cm lur'H oiimri. Wetd ul3 llelliiduuuu UuckiilIio riuili-ta. Must not bo c-inluunded with common ciilliui no or puruum o plllu. Uiirtor'u l,litle "ir i'liimiio uuiiroi) iirioilii'iu In ecrj respect. OuulrWlWllpiootlieli- superi oilly. Tlio Coming blue. Tlio Ulileago, Union Pacific & Northwestern Lino oilers tho best accommodations to iho traveling puoliu en route from Ban Fiaucisco and Portland, Chicago. Through trains, fust time, muguitlueiil sleen- lug cars, elegant dining carr, colonial sleepers, leollnlug chair cars and uaiiusoine day coaches, end Aug. The finest beach in Oregon, beauti ful surroundings, aud the best sum- Tbo Census In New York and Philadelphia. The census of Now York city at tho best constitutes a most difficult prob lem. In comparison with sucli a task a census of Philadelphia is child's play. There wo havo n city openly built, with ninety hous.es to every hundred families. Tenement houses aro rare. Few of the people sleep in stables, in cellars or in lofts. Tho houses aro set squarely on tho streots. Four-flfths of tho Inhabit ants aro native born, and all but a trifling precentage aro of English speech. Merely to stato theso facts Is, to ono who knows anything of Now York, enough to show the difficulties of enu meration in that city, which In 1880 had for 213,127 families but 73,684 dwellings, of which perhaps20,000 wero tenement houses within tho meaning of the sanitary acts. Now York is ft city of courts and al leys in the lower parts, and with thou sands of shanties, sheds and inhabited sites In the upper parts, anel its popula tion is almost equally divided between natives and foreigners, no small pro portion of the latter element using languages other than English not merely tho more or less familiar Ger- mun and French, but Slavic and even non-Aryau tongues. General Francis A. Walker in Forum. JSUBJ 9 Rbb 1 o"- Are now ordorod graded at the expense of tho owners. This property is now for sale by All Real Kstate Men In this City, who will bo ready at any time to show this tract to purchasers. A LARGE SUPPLY OF THE best quality of brick at the yards near Penitentiary. BURTON BROS. baleni, Gregon. Pianos Organs an id AND i!Z US1 CJ JO JUJLJi CHAXDISE. FINEST MNF. LOU EST PRICES. Installments fiom $5 pernionth up. Wholesale and Ketaii. P. H. EAST0N & CO., 310 Commercial St., Salem. Head Quarters for tbt Salem Orchestra. dw LjC Want Column, twtirtH luserUd lor M-. 0i;NT PC! WORD IJAU1I !' Ui'llON. No advf . tUenieutlnsutlcil It ll n .in inn forlti limn twent.-Svp cnt WANTED. . boy td'iirrj papers A), ply at this onl oitiii-(Uy urtpr hloi ANTED.-.X Work, r.l liri-yniuii blui,, nntfui.b TTAKTED.-.X I'lil f.ir K.ncml lioov. T work, j.i.ison I..HJK, in Ills). 81tl VLvamamcsassxcpsi Kdltlus I'ootry. Newspaper tradjtionsin,iJJojvUJY art of boiling down copy. It is a com mon saying that a newspaper receives twico as much matter as It prints. A largo fraorifjee to tho blue pencil or re jected copy spindle is inevitable. Tho champion boiler of nows in the New York oillces in tho days that veterans in tho business still remember was Dr. Wood, who exorcised his art in The Sun office for ninny years, and tho most ar tistic feat of condensation remembered of him is worth recording. Ono night ft half column poem was turned over to him to edit. Copy was copy to his practical eyo, and ho set out to get at tho meat of tho verses and stato it in tho fewest possiblo words. This was the result ; Do you lovo met No. Tlien 1 go, Now York Times. M'hy AVolcott l)9osame n Senator. "Wolcott owes his election to tho senate," said n gentleman who knows him well, "to n sensational account of his winning n largo stako at faro at Long Branch a fow years ago. Wol eott won something like $20,000 on ono piny, nnd tho story was sent from one end of the country to the other. Ho had no idea at that time of seoking political preferment. But tho publica tion of tills story touched Wolcott's pride. Ho determined to provo to tho DO YOU FAVOR Building up a Strong, Independ ent Paper for the People in Oregon ? A PAPER THAT WILL NOT SEL OUT- Printed at the Seat of Govtinmcut LOOK AT THE HECOKJ) OP TJIK CAPITAL. JOU11NAL. Durlnir tho recent eetsion of the leslcla- tuiu It Mas tneouly paper In thostuto that .iltaclcvd bUc-cfSHltilly iho rorllnuil aleiii Uirshlp In Oregon pontics. It MiccossMlly opposed all djictoUJW.Mftilcifrili!ii)Jlll't uu,uv iuD inw tinat, puascai KlV UK ho Oregon riillro id cimimUslon power to llxJu.HiituI rouRon.ible rut s of frclirlitt. una power to enlorce ltHdccti.,oiih. Itsue-i-o fully udvociitod rotcutlnn ol tho oh! i.ttlroud commission ia best iju.lincd to enforio the law. It lahoicd lui nil meas ures to open rlvcis and thus beeuro tothe people tho right to free and unrestricted use ol tho waterways. ITCl PLATFORM, The Capital, Jouuna i. favors a reform In natlonaUliianccs, tu tho end tb.it the present, fxpcnslvo monopoly hystein ol supply lux un lnadequ ito currency inav be supplunted by the government Isauim; ill iccttothe people un ndequute Rtiiiply ot leual tenoer money, with u coin basis suf flelcnt to confoim to sound bunking prln- vii'ic-H. ik invurs ciecnon oi an oineiais v. ho loglslata for, or aie directly respon!-!-blo to the people, by dliect Mite of tho peu ple. It favors raising nil stiite revenues bv n tnx on tho gross earnings of corpora tions, both foreign una stato. H favors opening nil waterways to the tea and a control of all common enrrleis to iho end Unit the producer shall secure foi his labor the largest net ielnri.ii. , ', .u fllnr retaluliignll powers possible In tho hiindsorthepeopleandgoverument In tho inlerests of the people, circulate this paper. Kor lermB, tee elsewhere. Bt Uofeii BiioS. J G. HA KRIS. H. A. MOORE SALEM EXPRESS COMPANY. Leae otders at tho Club stables, one block east ol Postofllco. All orders promptly attended to. L, B. HUFFMAN, Livery Stable anil reed Yaid. lha Bsst Box Stalls and Corral In the 'lty, Qnli t Jaiully hoi sesii special tj (In roir Willamette hot , ) 3-IlXXt. - - OKECON Butcher and Packer, SjU'h-M. an J Com 1 St The best nmt. dolH-eitd to .ill parts of tho city. HIVES, SECTIONS, FOUNDATION, etc. Send For Prices. Don't forg t tho 1'loneer two Ki-epernnd supplj l( ler. U. . HUOOK.S, l-KI-w-uin Mllvcrton, Oregon, EAST AND SOUTH VIA Southern Pacific Route Shasta Line OAUl'ORIflA EXPKESS TRAIN HUN OAILY BKTWKEN FOKTI.AFD AND S. F, ! he New Blacksmiths SPRAGUE&HILGERS, Successors to John Holm, cor. Commer cial nnd Ubemeketa htrcels, Salem. Horse shoeing a spee'nlty. 4fltf FARJ FOR SALE. S20 acres of best stock nnd ft nit land In Oregon tor tnlo at ii 'Mignlu. Will sell In lots to suit purohajer. Addie-sor call on x- u., CJ.kibi.L, Knights, Oro. I-enrSIIverOreik Kails. 783m FOR S.U.E w a biignn. it j,!ci i home, eight i.jiun 1 s , . it. i unl-' and neatly papered, Wnu two luii i,n ner. Best locution lu Lnlversn ill Ajiply to V llllnrns ,t J-n-iN'id biiili company. h-Jlm T OST. Atoldbreiioti In.lioiteshooshai i JU sot with ihu.'dlnnioud'. binder w J uo suii-ioiy reuKiutu. nirs rnuicwui wood. 1191 Onlei jlrtrt.nr thW olllee. 7 -11111- ffOKSAUJOIl TUAI'K I1 linlltl-UUll lUlleh lOV C'Oll Apply to I. K. Allies, Strcctc.il o.n 1 Ji cy co v 4g common bu c .lOC WANTED. A po-tlt'au us Knqulro ut 41, co-uer Center rtreets. uriNTEn.-A nosltlou bv W bookkeeper. Apply to "B" this of. Ho..-. day oar- Krant a. id 7MH, a corapeteat 7 27 lw 1 7OH SAXjK. About ono acre of land at 4 burn, with luuniug water In rcur ol bum. A beiiitliful locution lr a home. Jo quire nt fcccoud bouso on light hand hi e oi Asyium itveuue uiier crossing una ,i oluguiAijlu.u. 4:21 r .VJTKIi-O.ir ngeuts 'cake S100 to $. 5 Y a mouiii .oiling ur goods on th r ii-o,I!h. Wo want c-ottntv "i gene si igoii's.iind willtnto i-' all goods in. :il i ,i ciu" itni lulls in tiir yao ..i c.iisesni-ti a thluj ilajs'ulal, or a yeneml iigent lci-s than JiW Wo w U 'end 1h go llli. Jin ted circnlius and let: a vith aspcelal niter lo bull territory j a. i lied lor, on lecrlntufS one tent iliim . App'y nt once und get lu oi tho lc u. Addiess ltenner JMauufacttirlng ('o. I'll j. burg. l'n. 1 7 u j,w ti HouThT nior hotel on tho coast, Genrlmit country that ho wns something rnrk, Cliitson Ort'gou. Uemih, Sensidu, llinl'ulliltuutt theSluso. lw, 1 M.Shrotit, imstor Uniteit Hiftliorn olmroli.llhio Mounil.lvun.. wi.vs: "I fool It my ilnty to toll whm womltirs Dr. KIiik's Now Discovery litis nono lor mo. Aiy lungs wero bmlly ilUettBt'il, nml luirUtiloners tliotiKht I could live only n fow weeks 1 toots tlvo bottles of Ur.Klng's Now Discovery nnd uui sound and well, Kulnlng 'Mh In u eight." Arthur Love. Muuniror T.nvnn Kunny 1'olka IViinbinailou, writes:1 tng to it;nM.oiis.w.aiu mouth. "wvhitii iiiorougiiirnuiiuiioonviuo ijrtrH inuovuieniv. l tun cmiiitiont nr. i King's New DiniMvury for eonannip tlou, tusiN Yin till, and ourf when ovoryt'iliiir tlto fulls. Tho Rieatcst liludnois 1 con tlo my nmuy thou smid friends U In nro t hem to try It,11 Kreotrlul Iml tlo at l'Yv's tlrucytoro. Jlegulnr discs jtn nnd i (K). Hood's Sarsaparilla ' i "fully prepared from Sarsapaillta, Dii I'tllviii, M.nnlrsUo, Dock, 1'ipslssewn, I i 1; -r Itenloit, and other ueU-knmwi nnd ,.il i ;tlo egtiulo lemedlcs, by a pcciill.tr Hi! ln.-.tlim, i roiKirtlon, and jirocoss, gl ( HikiiI's 8rsaiullla curative power . 1 1 1 ummmwmI ty otlior ineillclnos. It i ffi-cU ruiimi kublo euros licro others full. tlood's Sarsaparilla Is i ho bent IiUhhI pttriner. It ctuos Scrofula, S "l lUtetim, lUills, i'linples, uH Humors, D; pepl.i, lliUouiiions, Sick Hcidaclie, i..i Igwtlun, lloneral lVlilllty, Catarih, nt. uiiMtUm, Kidney nnd I.ner cmiv 1 hits; inen-uiues That Tired Feeling, CAMlu nn npiiotlto, builds up the s)stmn. Hood's Sarsaparilla II u nwt tinnnrulled sucevst at homo. Sticti b ll popularity hi iAiwelt, Mas3liero it It l-unie, ttuit Lowell drugglsti sell monj of KtioU'a Sarmiiwrllla Hi in all other sarsapa rlllat or UKhxI purlflvn. Tbo sanio success U i xuudlug all u or tlio country. Hood's Sarsaparilla I rveultar In Its strength and economy It U lli mily preimraUon of w tilth cun truly Im Mid too IXwej One Doltar." A bottle ut lKHl'!,Siri.irllataknac-conl. liny the Ihihl riiunln; Bln-r nt 837 CouiuieroJai ntnt1 eod I s faarsaDarl a It peculiar in the rimUdeneo It gains among ttlolajcof i-ofle. Where ItU mtfoueU Itpt4iv4 iv tutortto family riiiely. Do not be tui'uci-d. to luy oilier preiarallous. lta mro to g( llio Peculiar Medlclao, Hood's Sarsaparilla EioMbydratl. fit Hifcrf. Wtrdbj a I. IHU CtM iHitl.Mrl,U.wu, Mm lOO Doos Ono Dollar mora thnu n furo bank plunger, nnd ho did it, Tiint is tlio truo story of how Wol cott cnnio to enter politics." Tho authority for tho nbovo is Colonel Thoinns Porteihouso Ochlltreo, so it unisit bo truo. St Louis Republic .1 Hud llreuth, A bad breath Is certainly repulsive, and very properly so, not only becausn it is unpleasant in itsolf, but because it can always bo remedied with proper caro. If it proceeds from decayed tooth a dentist should bo consulted; if from a disordered stomach it Is a enso for tho physician. Two drams of chlomto of potash mixed with six ounces of rose water will mako a puri fying wash to rinso tho mouth with every fow hours. Good Housekeeping. I'utt Livers. "Thoy livo faster lu tho old world than wo do hore," said ninks. "'Why, Ua Friday morning In London before 8 o'clock Thursday night hero." New York Truth. "Jtt7usGNHi7r Sa some dealers who try to sell n substitute preparation when a customer calls for Hood's Sarsnparll. la. Do not allow nuy such false statements us this luduce you to buy what you do not wnnt.Remem ber that tho only reason for making It Is that a few cents mora profit will bo mado on the substitute. In. slst upon having tho best medicine HrKHl'a Sarsaparilla. It Is peculiar to Itself, ' Mv the Way. If you aro look, ing for seasonable groceries, fruits, or vegetables, call at Squire Farrar &Co. They have what you want. 7.0C p. m. 'J.lh p. in. 8.15 a.m. Lv. Lv. Ar. l'oitlaud Sulem Pun Fran. f Sin tli Ar.l Lv. Lv. .J5n.m. 7.-2U a. ni .10 p. u Aboo trains ktop only nt followiu iiuun iiuilll OI lioitliurg. KllSt a 61 n l'ortlaud Orgon City, Woodbuin, Baleni, AlbaLy rnngcut. tUicddi, llnlsey, Harrisbuiz Junction City. Ir Ing ut,d liugene. 5 KubBIIUHQ MAM. BAII.Y, vOO a. III. 0:52 a. m .!') p. m. Lv Ar. 1'oillund Snlem Ilosoburg Ar. 4.00 p. ni. Lv. l.-0 p. ru. Lv. :20a. ni Vllinny Loi h1, Hull) (Incept Sunday.) xOO p. ni. :ji'z p. m. ui p. m. l,v. Lv: vr. I'ortluud Fiiiem Ar. Lv. Lv, lWo,in. 08ium 5.0U a. in. Quarterly 'JVacJier's Exnniiiia- lion. VT OTIOK le hereby gen Hint the next r regular qmirli rly e.xnniination of up plloints for ceittll.vms lo teach in the pub lic -uliouig of Oregon will bo held In ihe Court House at fc.ilim. Wednesday, August 12, 1891, at 1 o'chvk p. in , eh up. Applicants must bo present nt tho opening oft lie sei-siou County Superin tor dent 'of rtihools l'or Marlon county, Oregon. Rltddw tepitiil City itolant Jas. Batchelor, PropY. Warn Meals at AH Hours ul OieJl.iy None but whlto labor numinwH in ti t. establishment. A crood subsL-intlfil moni ..irn.i i.ki. class style Twenty-flve cents per meal, RBD B'RONT Court street, between Journal Office art Mlnto's Livery. M.T. RINEMAN, DEALKH INZ Staple and Fancy Groceries, FFk.?,Ty' Glasswaie, Lamps,;Voedia ml lllow warn. All Irltwlo f.T,in r, AUoveuttablesand fruits in their seaboi 'Highest Prico paid for country product' V a ,v nsunre of your patronage, l u-u country product' luironuge, 32 Utate streot ITIJiMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS. TOURIST SLFEPING CARS, r"oi uivonmuidbtuui oi second clank paf uger ntlnoheil t.i i xpross trains. iVest Side Division, Between Portland and Orvuliu: IKMRKT HVyPAV). I'ULV ' 8 . III. I.V. - lo j' 'i. ) r. i'ortlnnd " Cor vn Ills Ar. Lv. 5Alp."iii. l'5ip. lu. Ai Albany and Corvnllis connect will rilus wi Oregon t'aoifloltallixiud. XvTl tux TllN- ( PA I fijffaccKIT (.PHnl'v Lv. Portland Ar.l fLaJaTKi" 6:15 h. in M. ui. T'ortltttlil Ar Ar. JloMlunyllle I.v. Through lickets To a II points EAST and SUl'TII 1W tickets nnd lull Itltormnt.rm ...mw, injr iHti niai. etc. apply to the Uohim "7.. "fut rtnlom, Orwiron, ferK:vv.A"M-ut' and Pdks. Ag'-5luai;tr BIU3 Uet and cheapest windmill on the market HAYES &VERCLER, Agts,, Salem, Oregon State Fair, '91. Thirty-first annual exhibition under the mi'ungementuf the Oregon Slate Board ot Agriculture, will bo held ut the State Fair grounds ni ur Salem, commencing en Monday, September 14, 1891, And lasting one week. OVER $15,000 IN CASH PREMIUMS Offered for agricultural, Mock and mechan ical oxbltilts, fur works or art and fancy work and trials of speed, lteduced rates for faro nnd freight on all transportation lints to and from the fair, imiiortani improvements have been made upon the Rrounds and increased facilities re ottered oxblhliurs. Pavilion will bo Open 4 Nights in Ihe Week. A splendid Held ot hordes entered In the si'C.hj uepariuieui. ana nue exhibits ol r.iu PR will be given each day. t utrle.i for premiums closo Monday at 7 0 p. 111 Kxhibttorci uro urged to make as mauy of their entries on Hturday bcloie fulr usposlblo. Hoods, animals undartl i ca tor inhibition must do In their plans lij 0 P. ni on Monday. l'KICES OP ADMISSION. Man's day ticket . j 50 oman'M duy ticket V5 luu's season ticket . " 2 50 nman's scaon ticket 1 n Menu in inesecreinry at l'ortlaud, Orecoh. r to Ueo. W Watt, nssUtant secreiary, ai THE WILLAMETTE, SAJLJEM, ORJEGON. Kates, $2.50 to $5.00 per Bar. The best hotel between Portland andBil Francisco. Hrst-class In all Its uppolr monts. Its Ubles are served with tl a Choicest Fruits Grown In the;Wlllamette Valley. A. I, WAGNER. Prop. ELLIS & WHITLEY, LIVERYMEN. South of WUInmetto Hotel. SALKM - OREQCJt rtalem, for a premium list. J. T. Al'l'KltsON, pi-ldent. dw-lf J.V. (UtKGO, Pocretary. MO KEY! To Loa on Reil EiUte Security, Airency laclrlQ Ktaten Bvlnr , Loan Mulldluxfo.' FEAR SALEM, & HAMILTON, Kor Sale Cheap. 120 ACHES OP LAND 5 mils from Kal-m t $H iier acre. About uer. Uood spring I. EO WILLIS. t'rera Iloute, Court street. M a.res npeu. lialance tin, Terms j-jisy A. J, SHIMP. M. D., Phj'siciun and Surgeon. Ulpnll'hlladelpbla. ELECTRICITY IS THE TRUE E.NEHY Ofnll I'brnnlo. niieuniatle, lllood, llraln 5 .bwwus dUmes Hvry ruriety ot fJHwj ill.Mi.oji ytcM to electricity after "fcisrtw Or.Kn. 2IMH-n year ollnioil experience, orflce "ww SW Commercial street. 5 S3 8m 4 1 F U