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A POPl'lIST APPEAL.
Tfae Popolkt representatives arid
Benalora.bare iwtltd an address to tbe
people in which they review tbe argu
ments made in tbe apeeial cession ol
coigreijast dosed against repeal of
tbeeilrer paccba daoe of tbe fiber
man act, and appeal to tbe country to
undo jht tbe majority in tbe boose
sndeenate have deliberately done at
tbe behest of Graver Cleveland and
tbe money Inflneoow-of the country.
OfoKiree tbe address is l&soed for
political effect and to take advantage
of whatever sentiment may be aroused
by the action of coupes nd tbe presl
dent that will accrue in votes at tb
coming election. As tbe Dsmocratk
party was pat in power in all thrw
branches of government upon a repea.
platform, not alone of tbe purchase
clause but of tbe whole Sherman act
tbls appeal to the people is really ask
ing them to. reverse their decree at tbe
polls last November when tbey put
Grover Cleveland, tbe arch type of gold
tnonometallists, into tbe chair of au
thority, Tbe quarrel of tbe PopuliU
is with tbe decree of "last November
wbicb was that tbe Sherman law be re
pealed.
Now tbe Sherman law is not all re
pealed. All tbe silver money of our
country stands just where it did only a
great deal belter, as there is not so
much of it as tbere would have been
bad that law not been repealed. With
some three or four hundred millions
silver money, most of it lying idle in
the banks or at Washington, and tbe
anrepealed parts of tbe Sherman law
to make It as eood as gold, silver is not
discredited nor discountenanced as the
money of oar country. It is true we
have not free coinage of silver, and
have not had for many decades, and
since that time have bad a great deal of
prosperity In tbe country. We may
have prosperity again without free coin
age of sliver. What tbe country needs
now is not more silver coined but a rest
from financial agitation especially of
tbe Populist kind. If oue half of tbe
money lying idle In tbe banks coold be
got into circulation times would be
better. If tbe country could be assured
of a cessation of financial politics for
two yeara's money now in hiding
would come out into the channels of
trade business would revive, factories
would open, labor be employed and tbe
country safe.
TUB
PEOPLE'S OPPORTUNITY IN
OREno.V.
Within tbe next four or six months
political action will have been taken
tbat will control tbe state government
of Oregon for tbe next four years. A
state election will be held next Juue at
which a complete new board of slate
officers are to be chosen. So far as
known au entire new set of candidates
will be In tbe field, with poastuly oue
or two exceptlous. The stale olMoea to
be gambled for In tbe lottery of politics
are worth to the men wbo get them ac
cording to the present fee system over
one hundred thousand dollar. There
will be a terrible struggle togeltlu-te
offices. The business of state polltkn
pays belter thau a faro bank or any
other kind of a bank. The Influence of
churches, federal office holders, secret
societies will be brought to bear to (se
cure these prizes. The constitution is
now the bulwark of a fee system that
makes state offices worth from ten to
twenty thou nd dollars, that should
be managed fur two or three thousand
attieutmst. The expenses of govern
ment lu Oregon are euormoua compared
with other states. Uuleta a political
revolution can be started lu Oregon tbat
will override tbe constitution by Its
overwhelming Bweep the people will
get no relief for the next fuuryeais.
The asplraute of all parties will go In
to make all they can "uuJer the consti
tution." But constitutions are for tbe
protection of the people wbo make
them and not for tbe protection of those
who by virtue of IU terms enrich then),
selves. Constitutions are for economy
and good government, uot for robbery
and treasury looting. The constitution
ofOregon never contemplated that from
three to five hundred thousand dollars ol
taxes, collected this year, being
e ployed lu the channels ofntatoen
(rprlee as the laws provide. This feci
four state finances mid of the enor
mous proflltt of state offices la not de
ukd or explained. It sLou d not te
tolerated.
What wo wlili to eay la tb it unless
(lie people of Oregon arouse themselves
and throw off time euormoua burden
and owtrsgw Ihey will be Inflicted
lipoe thorn again for another term ol
frturyeara f"H July, JSW, In the uaun
of the constitution. Tbu science of In
orliig profits will enlarge tbe expense
ofU( qoYWunwat dopfele what HI
now. Taxes wbicb are now doable
what tbey are in roost slates will be
still farther Increased. Unless a halt
is called and a new deal declared and a.
new understanding bad beforehand
tbe burdens of government in Oregon ,
will be such as to paralyze all in-1
dostries, prostrate all barineasand de-i
pre? all values.
Tbe people under the present system
have nothing lo say about their govern
ment and nothing to do but to pay.
Take tbe record of tbe last legislature.
It is blighting in its influence In the
eitrenje.lt is wasteful and extravagant.
Thievery was open and unblushing.
Responsibility to tbe people tbere was
none Beside levying more taxes it
created a new railroad commission for
tbe express purpose of levying Increased
f reign t rates on the people and serving
tbe corporations solely and exclusively.
Unless tbe people- arise and smash and
annihilate tbe machinery that does all
these things tbey are n.iwortby to be
considered as Americans capable of self
government. Tbe present political
oiar-falDery In Oregon is an oligarchy of
bosses on tbe one band and a mass of
'mDQverirbed people on the other. If
I Is! uteres led cititens who do nothing
ut pay taxes will agree that tbls ttate
if things tball not longer exist tbey
-an bring about a reform that will save
them hundreds of thousands of dollars
for the next four years. If not'tbey
nutMmply dig up tbe coin to pay
iver to legalized robbery in tbe name
f government conducted by tbose who
f illow that trainees for what tbere is
In it
The Journal is not prepared to say
Jnrt bow this can be done. It has no
plan to suggest. But it believes tbe
outness instincts and common sense of
tbe people wbo pay tbe bills is equal to
the occasion if wisely directed.
The Journal la heart and soul in
favor of a new order of things through
out, in favor of a more economical state
government by one half at least, in
favor of cutting off tbe sinecures and
reducing public officials somewbai
nearer tbe scale of liviog tbe present
hard times.
SDSUESTKD COMMENT.
Pennoyer'sTbanksgiving turkey may
be a crow.
Congress bis adjourned on tbe silver
question. The people haven't.
The Journal will .not observe Gov
ernor Pennoyer's Thanksgiving day.
Oregon people can hardly aflord two
Thanksgiving, turkeys this year of bard
times.
Tbe calamities tbat Governor Pen
noyer pictures exist somewhere besides
tbe Willamette valley.
Tbe government is talking of putting
in circulation some of its standard si!
ver dollars. It is high time.
Turkey is our country's national
Thanksgiving day bird. Nobody wants
Peunoyerb's state rights crow.
Having two legal holiday on which
a note cannot become due will be no
vcreat advantage. Tbere are loo many
notes already due.
Governor 1'eunoyer will be the only
man in Oregon who will eat bis turkey
on the 23d of November. Tbe rest will
eat (ton tbe 30th, which is Thanksgiv
ing day.
Gen. Manager Cottle of the State In
surance lo., reports tjo.uuu received f.T
premiums in Oct. 1S03, against $11,000
In same month lai-t year as a result of
fighting the trust.
President Wallace of the Salem Wa
ter (To., says be believes he can safely
chilletige the world to equal the clear
c'd water new bein furnished by bis
service to the jx-ople of this city.
The state lusurunce company Uniak
lug a fine showing lu its fight against
the united insuraucj monopoly of tbe
Pacific coatt. and will ba tbe means of
saving properly owners thousands of
dollars.
If the Republicans themselves in
Oregon do not put a check on political
corruption their parly will be wiped
out of existence, or else get as low down
as it is In Callfurnta where tbe ruilroai'a
ouy legislators for a price as soon as
they are elected and then hold the
bribery law club over them if they fall
to come to time.
At tbe Chicago chrysanthemum
how thtre are over 1000 difterent vari
eties of chrysanthemums ou exhibition.
Among the uotable novelties Is a mag
nificent new -yiw of tbf Mrs. Alnheus
Hurdy variety, which was Introduced
nto this country four years ago from,
Japan. This magnificent amethyst
pluH flower has been uamed the Mr.
II. N, Hlglubothum, Another exquslte
ooveity la a crtui white seedling,
culled, the Marie LouUo, which Is
olglvt Jucbea lu diameter. Another la
he Richmond Beauty, bronze In color,
iud la also eight indies In diameter.
Vet another In The Challenge. That Is
t bright ytl ov and la said by connois
seurs to be the finest blossom lu this
color that has been developed.
Lecture On Fools. Admit One.
A gentleman wbo lectured on fools,
printed bis tickets as above. Seg
cestlve. Certainly, and even sarcastic.
What fools are they who suffer tbe
inroads of disease wben tbey might be
cured. Dr. Pierces Golden Medical'
Dhvovery Is Eold under a positive guv-1
antee of Its benefiting or curing lo every)
case of Liver, Blood ajd Lung disease,
or money pak! fiir it cheerfully refund j
ed- In all blood taints and impurities)
ot whatever nameor nature. It is mosti
positive in its crurative t fleets. Pimples, r
Blotches. Eruptions, and all Skin and
Scalp diseases, are radically cured by
this woadtnui meaicine. ecroiuious
disease may aflect tbe glands, causing
swellin4 or tumor; tb- bon, causing
"Fever sore." -White Swelim,"
Hip joint Diase"; or the iLsuesof
me JUDgP, UlUJMUg i UlUiUUJlJ WU-
sumpilon. Whatever Its manifesta
tions may be, "Golden Medical -Discovery"
cures it.
STAGE GLINTS.
Nina Bertjni-Eumphreys has left the
Hinrichs Opera company.
Joseph Arthur is said to have started
to rewrite "The CbmcrackeT."
C J. Enrbidge has joined "Across the
Potomac,' playing Captain FazwelL
"The Oath," a sensational drama, will
be produced at Baltimore on Nov. 13.
Eunice Goodrich, a westerner, will
make her first eastern tour in February.
George Lassen is organizing a stock
company to play over Davis museum
circuit in -Pennsylvania.
W. A. Whitecar has received a play
from Portugal, from the pen of Camilla
Blanco, and will translate it.
Valerie Bergere has won favorable no
tice for her leading work in "The Jour
nalist.' a new play produced recently in
Wisconsin.
A new play called "Tim the Tinker"
was recently produced at Bristol. Conn.
'Wild Bose," another new play, was
launched at Mount Pulaski, Ills.
Violet Mascotte will go out again this
season under the management, of B.
Forbes of Cuba, N. Y. The tour will
begin on Feb. 5 at Philadelphia.
It seems that Joseph Brooks will re
tain the proprietary rights in Augustus
Thomas' new play, "Blue Blood," and
that he has simply disposed of the ri'ht
to A. M. Palmer to present the play in
New York and other large cities
FIGS AND THISTLES.
Good looks, to be permanent, must be
gin on the inside.
Fishing for compliments is not a bit
better than fishing on Sunday.
The devil gets lame as soon as he comes
in sight of a good man's bouse.
Tbe man who expects to outrun a lie
had better not start with lame feet.
If he devil ever takes off his hat to
any man on earth, it is to the hypocrite.
When the devil goes to church, he gen
erally walks there with a church member.
The devil has no quarrel with the man
who never has any controversy with him
self.
An archangel would break down under
what some people expect of a pastor's
wife.
There is often as much venom in the
point of a pen as there is in the big end
of a club. nam's Morn.
MRS. ELM1RA HATCH.
HEART DISEASE 20 YEARS.
Dr. XUts Htdlrol Co Elkhart, Ind.
Duk Bibi; For 3 yean I wu titrable! with
bean dUeaw. Would frrquentlr have lailini
jells and unoiherlng at iiiKbt. Had to ait op a
ret out of tied to trcatbe. Had pain In my let'
aide and back moatef tbo time, at Ut I betamf
dropii at I wu very i enrous and nearly won
ool lba leaat excitement would cause me u
THOUSANDS &(
with fiotlertnr For the last flrleen ytara I mulo
not sleep on my leftside or back uotU began lak mr
your Xru II tart Cur. I bad not taken it ver)
long until I felt much better, and I can now aleei
on either tide or back without tbe least discom
fort. I bate no pain, smothering dropsy, no w"'d
on stomach or other disagreeable sympioms. I am
able to do alt mr own homework without any
titrable and consider tnrwlf cured
Eikhan. Ind tt& Mas. Euntl Hitch.
It Is now four years since I haTe taken any
medicine. Am In better health than I bate teen
In 40 years. I honestly be- . . . .
11.TO that Dr. Mil' v C U R E Fj
Bart Cur tared ray lllo vwniiiW
and mads mo a well woman I am cow 62 yean
of ace, and. am able to do a eood day's work.
Majmh,U9Z. Maa. uukx IUtox.
MLD ON A POSITIVC GUARANTCK.
TRY M. MILES' PILLS, 50 DOSES 25 CTS.
Sold by D. J, Fry, droeglst, Balem
DR. GUNH'S
XKPXOVXD
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'A MILD PHYSIC
ONE PILL FOR A DOSE.
a taOTsmeati of Um bowsl tut day. t Meeuarr
kaaltfc. Tbsaa pllU PtJr what U ijiua
Uafcs M auk u rscubur. Cur ildoh. Wi bta
lh XjfM aad lu U OeaipUsiaa Uux Uun
MttMloa, Thay aotsandly. aalUiur crtp w
iteksa aa oUar puis do. Vo eoartea to 5lh.tr
sunu we lull saaplM (T, r fill bix SSo. tvcid
iTtrrwfeara, jumeka KXC, tjlutls Pa.
Bold by B(U 4 VsaBlype.
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rt i sFTa . i.rV
m IrS9 7 lv
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An AmlurraMlss; lacldeBt.
A bride teHs of a difficult moment
of ber recent weddim; trip. Afew
days of it were spent with an nude
of hess, xeary deaf aad Terr' pious.
When tbey t down to dinner on
the night ot their arrival, with aeon
Eiderable oompany of relatives as
sembled to do them honor, the uncle
exploded a bomtebeU by asking the
groom to sbv grace.
Much embarrassed, as he was tni
accostomed to officiating in this way,
he leaned forward, mrirnraring a re
quest to be excused, whereupon
the uncle, watching him, only wait
ed until his bps fctopped moving to
utter a sonorous 'Amen!"' in re
sponse. It it hardlv neoassarv to add that
not only did the blearing for that
meal go unsaid, but aiso that the ef
fort of everybody, except the uncle,
to keep from langnmg quite took
away the appetites for the first
course. Xew York Times.
Hood's Cures
Jlrs. E. 21. Burt
Three Great Enemies
"For orer twenty years I suffered clK.
Jltonlgia., Khrwmatitm, Syapepsia.
JlTe years ago I began to take Hood's Farsa
parilla and It has done me a vast aznr cut ol
rood. Since beginning to talcs It I hiTe not
Bad a sick day. 1 am 7- years eld m-l en
joy rood tiealiii, which I auritut to Hood's
ku-sapirUJa." 3Ies- . M- Bikt Wfst
Kenlall. Xew York. Get Hood's.
Hood's Pills cure brer ills, constipa
U3s-UUotuneu,sleJcheadache,ladisestion.
Grape Vines for Sale.
I have prnpogated several thousand
good strong two-year old grape vine
forgetting out, assorted varlties, suit
ible for culture In Oregon. 25 cte each.
2.00 per dnzen. E. Hofer, Balem. Or.,
Journal office. d w
DR. GUNN'S
ONION
SYRUP
FOR COUGHS
COLDS
AND CROUP.
GRANDMOTHER'S ADVICE
la raids a family of niae children, ray only
remedy for Conans, Oolds and Croup waa cslon
yrap. ItUluaaefIecaTeto-4araattwrix
years azo. Kow ay grandehlldrea talu Ir.
Oaas1 Oaioa Bymp. wbien is already prepared
acd oon pleaAant to the taats. Soi4 eTerywhere.
Lars bottle Meaau. Taka no aahatinua tor It
Bold by Hakett & VanBlype.
Thk Cheapestt. Have the Daily
Journal left at your office or resi
dence. Only 50 cts a mouth. By mail
25 cts a month.
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Bash's New Brick.over the bank.Coml street
Rheumatism, -
Lumbago. Sciatica,
Kidney Complaints,
Lame BacKj c
DR. SANDEN'S ELECTRIC 1ELT
With Electro-Macnctlo SUSPEHSORV.
shiest 1'aleaUI Ul JaiproTrveau I
wCjenr vttboot nsedldnaall WmIlmm reanmnrtrora
orer-ijtiHooof bnin nerra rotvesi sTffw or India,
mtiott. aa rjerrous debility, alcerueaBSeaa. lancvor.
fanunaiuziL kklury, llrtr and bladJrr eompltlata,
lame back, iambago, adatlra, all female coopuau.
rr aral 111 bealtb. tte. This elertrto Belt entalsa
Wiirful lainmnii tmr all others. Carrent 14
wanOy feiifcy vaarrr or w rorteit $i,Oe.0, and
will cure all ot tbe abor oIimki or Do pay. Tboo.
aads have been eared by this maivtlooa inmUoa
arter all other mnediea failed, and wo rln hnnd rails
ocieetuaonuia In this and ertry other suta.
Oar rrrrl Imfnt UZCTUC brfcrrxsosT. th
rroueet booa er offered weak men, nil vtih al
. UUUu4TIVM.txrntaCl'llUkTUDUe3t
Mars Bead for lliosU Famphlet, mulol.Makd, bt
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BUItTOX liROTUKRS
Manutacta Standard Presaod Brick,
Molded Brick In all Patlerna for Front
and SUDDlv lha brick lortha NewHxlemClH
iall and nearly all tbe One buildings erected
u mo iipitai miy,
yards near Penitentiary, Salem, Or. frS-d
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In Improved Real Estate, In amounla and
lime to suit. No delay In considering loans.
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THE OLD RELIABLE
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The very best of nieata at all times,
and tbe be t of service,
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THE GREAT REVOLUTrONS
1S42 RevolBtkm in Spain against the
"nsorper EapsrtPro, declared regent
after the expetekm of the queen regent;
flight of Epartro aad Isabella II de
tiiredqneea. IS! Revolation at Atbeas against
inbo L who had been eJeted king; a
tew cxmstitntkja proiBaltited.
1S4S A revolation broke oat in Aus
trian Poland; finally suppressed after
mnch bloodshed.
1S48 Revolution in Helland: a nevr
constitution granted.
IStS General insurrections through
out Germany and Austria: mostly -without
result.
- 1S4S Great insurrection against papal
authority in Rome; many assassinations
nf cardinals and vavaX ministers: flight
of the popo in disguise to Ga?ta; the
Roman provisional government aivesiea
the nana of all temrxiral rower and pro
claimed a republic; the pope appealed
to the Catholic powers, and an army sent
by France invested and tooz itome ana
re-established the papal authority.
184S General revolutionary disturb
ances in Switzerland; clamor for a new
constitution; aa entirely new constitu
tion adopted.
1S48 General insurrections in all
parts of Italy; popular uprisings against
the petty pneces.
1&4S Revolution in France; Louis
Phillippe and the royal family escaped
to England: a republic proclaimed from
:he steps of the Hotel de Yille; Louis
Xapoleon, president,
1&1S The great Hungarian rebellion;
Austria having by gradual encroach
ment re-established dominion, Hungary
ieclared a free and independent state;
the insurgents defeated the Anstrians
at Hermanstadt and Gran; the Aus
trian emperor asked help from Russia,
and 60,000 Russian troops were sent to
his assistance; the Hungarians defeated
by the allied Russians and Anstrians;
the Hungarian army surrendered. St.
Louis Globe-Democrat.
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Broken Down Constitutions
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THE TALK-
The question of the purity of food aaj
the milk we drink. For more than Thirty
years the
SULEOBDU WU. EMU
has held first place Jn the estimation of
tbe American Eeople-so far as Condensed
AWk is concerned. JVhy? Because to
person who buys-K Js 4ever disappointej
In Its uniformity of quality, and superior
richness. Eyery can b steriliad and b
Free from Disease Germs.
Your Grocer It Druggist sell &
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