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HOFER BROTHERS, - - - Editors.
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;VEDNE3DAY, JULY 11, 1691.
CABKY OUr fllK ri.ATFOUM.
Both the ftppubllvao county and
state platforms demand' economy and
retrenchment lu our state government,
and that all state officials be placed
upon a salary Instead of receiving un
known eurus of fees.
The supreme court as newly organ
ized has deferred action until tbe clost
of the present term. Before a now
clerk is Installed there should be an un
derstanding that be Is to accept a rea
sonable salary. There should be t
reduction of several thousand dollar
iu tbe expense of that department and
erpeclally in tbe clerk's office. Tin
clerk is now receiving nearly twice a
much as a Judge of the supreme cour
receives. The people have demandei
that all county and stato officials l
placed on a Balary. Tbo Republlcai
party that is the rank and Ale pro
pose tp insist upon this. It bas beet
done with all county officials. I
should and must be ilono with all stat
officials. Tbls applies to the office o'
state treasurer, secretary of state an(
all state officials. Extra emoluments
fee, remunerations "aside" must In
cut oil', If our state government Is to l
brought upon a business buHls,(and tlia
is where the Republicans hayp promisee'
to bring it and can have no reasonable
excuse for not so doing. Tbe peopl
nro willing to pay fair salaries,
nnd
fairly recompense men while in office,
but tbe time bas come for the rigid en
forcement of tbls proposition, nnd those
who resist it act unwisely.
HUUUESTKD COMMENT.
America can outsail
neutral waters.
John Bull on
Uuclo Bam, Just
dustrlal rebellion.
put dowu that In-
America may yet win tho gold cup
In the international yacht races.
Mrs. McDowell comes pretty near
bolng crowned Halem'n queen of song.
Our readers never fall to get all the
important foreign and domostlo uows.
American ynohts in British water
eoom to bo sailing against tbo ourreut.
Tho Vigilant can boat any yacht
afloat lu waters strange to both crafts
Editor C, J. Curtis, of tbo Astoria
Herald, is also prosecuting attorney for
Clatsop county.
The Salem Independent Is no longer
complimenting Governor Pcuuoyer. It
is now telling the truth about him.
TiiKJouitNA.il does not know how
thoy feel about It, but it feels proud of
its women readers. It has a host of
thorn.
A good authority saya the editorial
Tuesday, 4,A Fatal Declaration" was
jlratrato doctrluo, and shouts, "Good
fur Tit k Journal! ''
Can't you push 'Iiih Onk Cknt
Daily a little? Wo want a livo repre
sentative who will scud U8 local news
and get up a list Iu each town,
Tub Onh Cent Daily bas no ambi
tion but intelligent dissemination of
news and aouud principles to the end
ofBecurlug good government for the
masses.
The great Armour meat monopoly
has cut qulto u ilguro lu tho recent
strike. Armour had slaughtered so
mauy small slaughter houses that thou
sands of people went without meat bt
cause ho could not ship It out.
I.i- I.. 1--L. LU..
The general atrlko wont amount tr
ration. It cannot last. It camo too
late. A great many railroad men had
gone to work, Theru aru. too inanj
unemployed for a man to exert much
liilluuuoo by throwing up his job.
e- a
The tlrst eastern mail brought the
news ot the death of President Gamut
ofthe French Itepublla Juno 2M, This
Jouknai, brought the news tbe same
ly It oecured, as It does all the hu
kh taut news of tho world tbo saint
day It happens.
Foftdl Journal; Although Jackson
oouuty won carrkd by the Populists,
Xky dkl not elect tbo straight Populist
tiktf TU foikiwlug Republican cau.
dfcUU) reeivd pluralities lu thai
fleuttty: JJIujpr Herman, for oougrsaa;
W. M. JMMto, iUte printer; Ileury L.
Mmmm, dtatrkt aUwtwy; Geo. W.
DtiMti, rpMiit4lv, mhI Qua New
bmy, tfhool MpwJHtMHtwt, The
JkHimmxL ulte mmhI aJbjfct mktaxe iu
giving ail ot item MHty w Mm Popu-
Jinta, wbe MM o fat Um Mirvayof J
The Oregonlan who in tils sixties bas
boen elected secretory of state makes
tbls rather frisky remark lu his Eugene
Jeurnal:
A great many people are Just now
making smart remarks about "the
liinimf'r
summer girl." The fact remains that
the world wouljl he one awful blank
without bur, either in summer or win
ter, lu the home or abroad.
Senator Mitchell sends us his able
argument against free wool. But that
it the verdict of tbe Democratic turill
ui II and the people will have to stand
it. Not being u woolen manufacturer
we could stand it belter to have free
trade iu manufactured woolens. That
would give us cheaper clothing sooner
than free wool will.
Tbe J ul Forum goes over its usual
wide range of topics tbe violence ol
eliglous Intolerance iu tbe .Republic,
Victorian literature, politico, fluauce,
liree educational articles, tbe saullarj
jundltlou of some of our brge cities,
tud a dlscusbluu by an actor of Un
,iigo uh a caiecr.
THE CABLE SPOOK.
Au Uncanny Tlilntf lU-ntrlitc-n tlio Mil He
fore Clitciico .Strict Curt.
Whether it is a hpook or not, it is both
cr.ug tbo brains of the west side cable
cr conductors mul giipmcn and is caus
.ngull kinds of gueibes on the part of
vho passengers who trnvel uightlyon the
Idwanbce nvenno and Madison Btreet
able cars.
It looks like a wolf, but it may bo nn
rdinary dog that is, ordinary in ull re
spects save in appearance.
Two members of tlio University club
wero sauntering along Washington
t'reet, between Dearborn nnd Clarl
Mieets, a week ago last night. A vel
bound Madison street cable car was
I binding opposite tbo Title and Trust
building. The gripnmn looked as if he
was in a trance. Tlio conductor was
helpless and evidently speechless. In
tlio cpntrr of tlin Rtrent Htood something
! that looked liko a wolf. It was not
howling nnd was not wild looking. It
was hitnply standing over tho cable slot
in what, in the ca6o of a man, would
havo been called a reflectivo mood.
Some of the women on tho front seats
jumped off. When they saw how mild
and harmless tho object over the Blot
looked, they returned to their seats. Tho
conductor at lust regniued his courago
and tugged twico nt tho bellropo. Tho
giipnmu obeyed, tho car moved on, nnd
tho passengers leaned over the sides (thoy
vero summer cats), anxious for tho fata
of tho dog, wolf, spook or whatever it
may havo been. It did not snarl and
jumpoutho frontseat. It quietly moved
away, went over to tho sidewalk and
waited waited just long enough to havo
tho train pass then it roturned to tho
slot, resumed its air of reflection and
stood still. Another train of cars camo
along. Tho samo programmo was gone
through.
And so it went all that Sunday even
ing. Tho following day every gripman
and conductor in tho west side cable
service was talking nbout tho thing in
front of the Titlo and Trust building.
Thoy wero on tlio wntch for it Monday
night. It dhf not appear. But on Tues
day evening, nbout 8 o'clock, it appeared
nguin nnd went through tho samo per
formance as on Sunday ovonlng, disap.
pearing nbout midnight. It was seen
again Wednesday and Friday, nnd last
night nt 0 o'clock it resumed its place.
Cablo car men are superstitious as
much as sailors. Thoy do not liko that
thing that stands over tho slot on Wash
ington street. Souio of them say that it
is tho ghost of somopoor creaturo "killed
by the cable." Chicago Herald.
She IIiul the Toothache.
A Phlladolphln nowspapor is respon
sible for this story nbout n cat This
particular folino belonged to a dentist
and soemod to tako n delight in watch
ing tho doctor opornto on his patients.
Ono day it wns noticed that pussy re
fused to cat and that she often yowlod
in apparent distress, but no ono know
what was tho matter. Tho noxt morn
ing, after n patient had loft tlio chair,
pussy jumped iuto tho placo ho had oc
cupied and gnvo a pitiful yowl. Struck
with nn idea, tho doutist carefully ex
amined tho cat's mouth and found a
swollen gum and nn ulccrntod tooth.
Ho promptly oxtrnotod tho incisor, and
pussy immediately began to pur in a
very contented manner, it may havo
boon only n coincidence, but it really
looked as if tho cat know whore to go
for relief.
An Anclcut Telephone.
Au English ofllcor named Harrington
discovered in India n working telephone
between tho two temples of Pauj nbout
n mllo npnrr. Tho syhtom is said to havo
been iu operation nt Pauj for over 3,000
years. Egyptologists havo found unmis
takable evidence of wire communica
tions botwecu souio of tho touiploa of
the oarlior Egyptian dynasties, but
whether theso served a telegraphic, tab
ephonio or other pnrposo is uot btated.
Chicago Herald.
A Good Appetite
Always accompanies good health,
anil au ausenco or appetite is au null
cation of something wrong. Tbe uni
versal testimony given by those who
have used Hood's ftirwaparlllu, as to Its
merits lu restoring the appetite, and at
a pilfe tier of the blood, constitute the
Ktrougest recommendation that cau be
urged for auy medicine,
Hood'tt pills cure all liver It's, bilious
ness, jaundice, ludlgcsUon, sick head
ache, 25c.
Our araHdaiother'8 Way
Was to steep root and herbs and ue
It every night. Wo cau do tbo same
by using Park's Tea. Nothing acta s
promptly and without discomfort.
Not a pill nor a oathartlo but moves
the bowel every day,
Bold by Capital Jrutere,
THE OLDEST TWINS.
Klrlrn find Klnilra Fife ofPetrboro, JT-H
Are Entitled to the Honor.
AtPeterboro, N. H., livo Elvinv and
Eimira Fife, who claim to bo and prob
ably are tlio oldest twins living. Next
August they will be 83. At the age of
14 they entered the employ of a local
manufacturing company, and for COyears
they remained on its pay roll, the max
imum wages earned being 09 cents per
day and tho minimum 71 cents for three
days' labor.
A Bo3ton Journal reporter recently
visited tlicin.
"Is it trno yon havo never ridden on
a railroad train?" queried ha
"It is," was tho reply, '"and, what is
more," said both in one voice, "we nev
er will. Although the Boston and Maine
railroad has run cars within 10 rods of
our door ever sinco they built tho road
into this town, wo havonover yet enter
eel a car. We camo pretty near it at one
time. A few years ago some of tho
L townspeople wished us to take a ride in
tho cars, nnd wo camo so near it that we
went to tho depot, but backed out be
fore wo got aboard. "
Nor havo these ladies ever entered a
theater, and vcix rarely did thoy enter
society, and iu an their lives they havo
been separated but 70 honrs at any one
Interval, nnd when Elvira was taken ill
and it was for a few days thought she
conld not recover Eimira was nearly cra
zy and threatened to commit snicido if
her sister was taken away.
"I don't wish to live if tho old wom
an, " as they always call each other, "is
taken away. "
Tlio strong resemblance between them
is still as prominent as ever. One great
peculiarity about theso women has been
that, although living in the samo house
and eating from tho same tabic, thoy
ha .-0 always lived separately that is,
esii .i has cooked her own mcaL If one
had a boiled dinner", the other had a
boiled dinner, and it was not cooked in
tlio samo pot either. If one had a turkey,
tho other would buy a little larger one,
and so in everything they vied with
each other to see who would live ths
better.
CONSTRUCTION OF A PAIR OF EARS.
A Remarkable Feat Iu Surgery Performed
by a Pari Physician.
At tho Bicetro hospital, in Paris, the
well known surgeon, M. Landry, per
formed a curious operation on a work
man of Belgian nationality. Tho Bel
gian, it nppenrs, got drunk nnd was tak
en to tho polico station at Gciitilly when
in a stato of utter helplessness. While he
was in tho cells another drunkard, a mo
chnnical engineer named Maohnur, wns
brought iu iu n.rtato bordering on dolir
iuin tremens. Mnchaut was in a terribly
excited state, nnd ho attacked his fellow
prisoner with extraordinary ferocity,
striking him, and, horrible to relate,
biting off both his cars.
When ho c.uno to himself, Machant
became, very penitent and asked to bo
taken to tho bedsido of hi3 victim, who
was now in tho Bicetro hospital, in or
der to ask Ids forgiveness. Dr. Landry,
who was there, said:
"Should you liko to givo him back
his cars?"
"Certainly," said tho man.
"Then," said tlio doctor, "let mo cut
a couple- of small slips of llealj from
your arm, nnd it can bo done, "
Tlio man consented, and the doctor
did as lie had suggested Tho pieces of
flesh ho shaped ea woll as ho could to
tho likeness of ears and joined them to
tho wounded places. According to the
latost accounts, tho operation has been
a complcto success. London Answers.
The 1'rlnces liudrltltl.
Tho Princess Iledwig RadzivilL who
died in Nice n few weeks ago, gave up
tho opportunity of a brilliant lifo nnd
marriage to become a Sibter of Morcy.
Until tho time of her serious illness she
had been tho head of St. Joseph's hospi
tal, in Potsdam, Germany. Tho prin
cess wns n member of tho famous Polish
Rndzivill family, whoso representatives
have obtained high places in Germany,
Austria and Russia. TJio old Emperor
William fell in lovo with a daughter of
tho house, then a member of tlio Prus
sian couit, nnd for livo years resisted
threats mid entreaties on tlio pmt of his
family iu his determination to marry
her. Ho Anally pave in, however, and
married n princess of tho houso of Snxo
Weimar, but never forgot his fln.t love,
His favorite nd jutaut up to tho timo of
his death wan a Rndzivill, tlio nephew
of tho woman who had won his heart
Ronio Letter.
ChllUrcu Weil In Kentucky.
Sam Hart, aged 15, mid Emnlino
Franklin, aged 13, wore united in mar
riago at tho home of tho bride's father
at Colly, u few miles west of thU place,
on tho eveuiug of tho Oth nit. This
phenomenal wedding breaks tho record
in tho annals of Letcher's history. Nov
or has there been n wedding when tha
brido and groom were both so young
sinco Letcher had been bowed from ths
magio hills nnd peaks of Perry and Har
lan counties and united into ono bright
and prosperous people. It is said that
this young couple looked aa children
while they were being united as ono.
When tho timo camo for tho groom to
say "I do," ho became involved in a
big laugh, which lasted till all was
over. Kentucky Monutain Echo.
Hror Ailmlrul Skerrett.
Rear Admiral Joseph S. Skcrrett of
tho Asiatic rquadron, who cnuio to his
rank on tho 16th ulL, has for his
middle name SalathioL Ilia parents, im
pressed with EugeuoSue's story of "The
Wandering Jew, " gave their baby the
Jew's name. Tho admiral was Ohio
born, and n great Yrietid of tho Hayeses.
His nskigumeuts todutyduriugtbo civil
war, owiug to suspicion of tho loyalty
of sumo of his family, wero uot such as
to secure him na great chances for fight
ing service as others of his rank en
joyed. Ho is a great seaman, a great
reader, a groat family man, & member
of the Brotherhood of St, Andrew and
a devout Chriitlaa. He U 61 yean old. i
WSSmMmB
Mr. Geo. W. Cook
Of St. Johasborr, VL
Like a Waterfall
Great Suffering
After the Crip
Tremendous Roaring In the Jlcad
I'atn in the Stomach.
"To C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.:
"Two years ago I bad a severe attack ot
tlio Grip, which left me In a terribly weak
condition. Last winter I had another attack
a:xl was again very badly oil, my health
nearly wrecked. Jfy anpeUte was all gone,
I had no strength, felt tired nil the time,
had roaring noises In my head, like a water
fall. I also had severe headaches and
Sovoro Sinking Pains
In my stomach. I took medicines without
benefit, until, having heard so much about
Hood's Sarsaparilla, I concluded to try It,
and the result Is ery gratifvlng, All the
clisagreablo effects of the (J rip are gone, I
am free from pains and aches, and believe;
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is surely curing my uatarrli. I recommend
It to all' Geo. W. Cook, St JohnsburjvVt,
HOOD'8 PILL8 do not purge, pain or gripe,
but act promptly, eailly and efficiently. 26c
HANDY WITH THEIH FEET.
Hindoo Able t Vtlo Their HetberJS
fremiti lo (Ireat Atfvnptnire,
In the native quarters of the towns of
India the btrauge spectacle may be
seen of a butcher seizing a piece oi
meat in his hands and cutting it in
CW9 with a stroke of his knifo held be
tween tho first and second toes of his
foot Tho shoemaker uses no last, but
turns tho unfinished shoo with, his feet,
while his hands are busy iu shaping it
So tho carpenter holds with his great
too tho board he is cntting, and tho wood
turuor handles his tools as well with his
toes as with ids fingers.
This use of the feet to assist tho hands
in their labor is not, however, the mere
result of practice, but is principally duo
to tho fact that tho Hindoo foot is quito
different from otira iu its anatomical
conformation. Tho ankle of tho Hindoo
and tho articulation of the back of tUp
foot permit considerable lateral motion.
Then tho toes possess a surprising mo
bility. Tlio groat too can bo moved free
ly in all directions, and the first and sep'
ond toes nre separated by a wide space,
sometimes as much as fivo-eighths of an,
incli across at tho base of tho toes and
two Inches at their extremities
Tho articulation of tbe hip is also pe
culiar, and this renders It easier to nso
tho toes iu hnndling tho objects by en
abling tho Hindoo to sit in a sqnatting
posturo much more comfortably than
wo can da A similar formation of the
feet and toes Is found among tho An
ameso, but It is uot, as might bo sup
posed, a common thing among barbar
ous mid savago tribes.
Ono naturally thinks of tlio resem
bianco to a monkoy which a human bo
lug using both feet and hands In the
mnnuer described abovo must present,
and yet M. Regnault is careful to point
out tho fact that tho Hindoo foot is nof
at nil liko tho foot of au npo or monkoy.
Tho great too is not opposed to tho other
toes liko a thumb, as occurs with thj?
monkoy, and accordingly tho pedal dox,
tcrity of tho Hindoos is not tq bo taken
as an Indication of simian descent. -
Poarson's Weekly
Leproxy Iu Germany.
There is in the German empire a h,pt
bed of leprosy. According to the inves
tigations of tho imperial board of health,
whoso attention was directed to the fact
by a physician, there nro nt present 10
lepers iu the district of Mamel, eastern
Prussia. Eight other lepers died in 1877.
Six of these 18 casts were single persons.
The other 13 exteuded over five families.
Of thoso who died, 2 suffered from tho
disease 8 years; others 13, 10, 0, 7 and
l year. Tho first caso occurred, as far as
can b found out, 20 years ago. Only one
of the 16 had over left home, so tho origin
of the disease, cannot be found. Berlin
Correspondent.
Traveling Bisks.
With the Increased facilities for
travel and tha great number of trav
elers, there has been naturally a great
increase lu tbe risk of acoldeuts.
Everyone, who for auy reason is com
polled to incur these risks, should keep
iv him a supply of Allcock's Porous
Plasters, for they are a wonderful
peoillo lu strains of the back or limbs.
tucli as are almost inevitable iu caso of
accident.
Any oue starting on a long journey
should have oue aa a part of bis equip
ment. Commuters on suburban trains
should keep them both at home and In
the otllce.
Allcock's Porous Plasters have re
peatedly proved their great value in
time of need.
Hrandreth'a Pills remove all Impurl
tee. Cable From Queen LU.
Dfar U'Mbam: One more boon 1 crave,
1 trutt In your amotion
TU not to murder Dole, the Knave,
tr put dowu Insurreotlou;
T'a not ray crown, but rue to save,
1 write In deep dejection,
And Mt a paoag I munt have
Of fark'd Th tor my complexion,
UkKSUAM'e AKBWXR TO QUXKM LIU
When I received your Cablegram
1 thought I aura would faJut
For though 1 onen uae tVrk'cTea
. TU not for your complaint.
I fMtred that Mr. U. wuuU think
XVrouif about cmr connection.
Till oil her dreaaer there I ww
JftuVt Tva for her complexion.
Bold by Capital Drug Store
TODAY'S MAKKFTS.
Prices Current by Telegraph Local
anu Portland Quotations.
Salem, July 0. 4 p. in. Ofllce
Daily Capital Jouhnau Quota
tions for day audup to hour of going to
press wero ns follews:
HAL.KM PnOUUUKMAKKk'r.
BUTC1IKK STWK.
Veals dressed 3 cts.
Hogs dressed 4.
Live cattle lj2.
Sheen alive il.'JS.
MILL PRICES.
Balem Milling Co. quetes: Flour
in wholesale lots $2.40. Retail (2.75.
Bi in (14 bulk, (15 sacked. Short (16
17 Chop feed (16 and (16.
WHEAT.
38 cents per bushel.
HAY AND GRAIN.
Oats new 3032c
Hav Baled, new (8 to (10; old (10 to
12. Wild iu bulk, (6 to (8.
FA KM PROD OCT'S.
Wool Best, 10c
Hops Small sale, 10 to 12c.
Eggs Cash, ll'Jc
Butter Best dairy, 1215;5fancy
creamery, 20c.
Cheese 10 to 16 cts.-'
Farm smoked meats Bacon 10;
hams, 10; shoulders, 8.
Potatoea-3032c. Scarce.
Onions 3 cents
FKOITS.
Cherries, Royal Aunes, 4c pound;
strawberries, 5c box; currants 15c. gal.
LIVE POULTRY.
i'ouitry Hens, 67c; roosters not
wanted; du.ie,8; Young chickens, 10
12Jc.
PORTLAND QUOTATIONS,
drain. Feed, etc
Flour Portland, (2.55; Walla Walla
(2 00; graham, (2.00; superfine, (2.25
per oar rel .
Oats White, 3840c; grey, 3638c,
rolled, in bags, (5.756.00; barrels,
(8.00G.S5; cases, (3.75.
Hay Best, (1012 per ton.
Wool vallev. KKoUOlc.
Millstufls Bran, (16 17; shorts, (16
18; ground barley, (20; obop feed,
(15 per ton; whole feed, barley, (17 per
ton; middlings, (2328 per ton;
Hbicken wheat. 651.W) percental.
Hops1893, 10 to 11.
Hides green, salted, 60 lbs.I3Jc, un
der 60 lbs., 23r; sheep pelts, 1060c.
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Butter Oregon faucy creamery, 18
20.-; fancy dairy,;i517Jc; fair to good,
ll12'c; common, 7JI0e,
CUeese Qregon UJ12Jc per pound;
Voting American,131lj4c; California
U01J; SwlEsIrap., 3032c; Dom., 16
18c.
Eggs Oregon, 15o per dozen.
Poultry chickens, old,(3.60 per doz
en; young, (23; duoks, (34; geese,
(5(Q; turkeys, slow at 810c.
Beef Topsteers, 2j2jc per lb; fair
to good steers, 221c; cows, lje2c;
dressed beef, 45o "
Mutton Best sheep,(1.752; choice
ewes,.(1.601.75.
Hogs- Choice, hea.vy, (4; light and
feeders, (3 7! ; dressed, 5o per lb.
Veal 8inall, choice, 6c; large, 34c
per pound.
SAN FKANC1BCO MARKET.
Woel: Oregon Eastern choice, 8
10c; do Inferior, 56e; do valley, 10
12c.
Hops 11 13c.
Potatoesftew Early Rose, 3040c
n sacks a569c per cental.
Oats Milling, (1.22J1.32.
It Is Reliable, Announcements
of entertainments in The Journal.
$100 Reward $100
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science hat
beu able to cure in all its stages and
that is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure now known to
tbe medical fraternity. Catarrh being
l Constitutional iIIbpbbiv rennlroa ,, nnn.
stilutlonal treatment. Hall's Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directh
uuu me uiuuu bdu mucous surinces ol
the system, thereby destroying tbe
foundation of thn (llapnan .irwl ..
the patient strength by building up tbt
constitution and assisting nature in
uuiug ii wura. -rue proprietors havt
to much faith in its curative powers,
that thoy offer One Hundred Dollar,,
for auy cases that It fails to cure. Bend
for list of testimonials.
Address. F.J. CHENEY, & CO.
Toledo. O.
Sold by druggists, 75o.
PALPITATION OF THE HEART.
oHortnesa ol Breath, Swell,
ins of Legs and Feet.
M"For.5.bout, f.our years I was tron
bled with palpitation of tho heart,
shortness of breath and swelling of
the legs and feet. At times I would
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