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BY TBS
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MONDAY, AUGUST 0, 1894.
111E POLITICAL IIUKIZO.V.
Tho political force that have beeD
rtiuulng tho Oregon aialo govrrumeut
were turned down lu the eutiverilloiiB
and elections oud u vouiplfie uw deal
ordered. The now deal was made and
a new set of men were placed In powei
as completely as though a new party
had gone In. The leaders of the last
legislature were all on Intimate termn
with Governor Pennoyer and he haa
appointed a number of them to otllcp.
T iere la not ono of the men who se
cured enormous appropriations and
voted for legislation that Governer
Fennoysr would not appoint to any
position over the poople. They were
not iutentionally bad men but they
went too far along the .lines that have
met with condemnation by the
people. The governor did not check
them and they did not check the gov.
ernor. .Everyone knows that those
forces in control meant harm and hence
they are turned under. Neither had
the morality or the backbone to do any
thing but coincide with the other's
schemes of political plunder and per
sonal ambition. But they overruled each
and they are no more. The Influence
of tho governor and his coterie, wheth
er Republicans or Democrals.has passed
away. Republicans who have been
standing llrmly with Governor Pen
noyer got upon dangerous ground.
Without getting outside of tho party,
they have got quite outside of tho pale
of iuiluence. In other words, they
went down with Pennoyer. They can
not be easily resurrected as a political
force in the future. The management
of aflairs under Pennoyer had no ele
ments of progress or reform. The peo
ple can stand a mossback if he will do
something besides Increase his own
proilts. The mossback or conservative
is easily endurable. The people rather
liko him if he does not steal, oven if he
does not go ahead and do very much.
Uut a mossback thief ia no better than
a progressive boodlcr. The latter is
moro apt to please for awhllo. The new
deal implies conservatism, economy
and application of business principles
to public aflairs throughout. It matters
little to what party a man belongs, If
be costs tho peoplo immense sums and
practices machine politics. Dr. Harry
Lane set Governor Pennoyer out
in true colors, when he denounced him
for insisting on Improper appointments.
While the Pennoyer regime could bo
relied upon to bring to the surface tho
very worst class of Republicans and a
good many very poor quality Demo
crats, and keep them there, It would
keep but a very few fine grade of Dem
ocrats in its employ. The governor's
endorsement of tho man charged with
cruolty at the Btato Reform school Il
lustrates this.
Tho state has passed from a very low
plane of politics. Tho prevailing tone
was a cross between corruption and
domagogory. Whether we are to see
much Improvement depends upon how
far the faot of the now deal Is realized.
If tho now state ofilcluls and tho legis
lature adheres to the plain essentials of
a plain spoken platform tho people
have reason to hopo for substantial im
provements uud relief from unneces
sary burdens of taxation. If not ad
hered to tho Republican party has a
mixed future.
WHY TAX 0AP.TAL.
Capitalists, aro not. In Kouoral.a det-
rlmeut to the couutry, neither are they
such ati allflred beuollt that thoy
i1. Mhoiitd linmnMiintwl from nnvlnir tlimr
, Just proportion of the taxes. Let our
legislature keep this idea In vtow,whon
Jt meets next winter. Bclo Press,
Capitalists are a boneflt to any coun
try, uut thoy are not such a benefit that
they should ho exempted from bearing
their Just portion of taxation of tho
country Bulem ludopendout.
Tho preeont mottgagt tax law ex
empts non-reeldont owners of mortgago
loans. It watt passed to encourage In
troduction of clieaH!r foreign capital.
' No ouo doubts hut that It will uoooin
plhdi that n tho long run if other causes
do uot intorforo. If It is desirable to ou
eouragethe Introduction of foreign or
Mtoru capital nt low rates of Interest,
why tax capital at all ?
It certainly would ho fairer to let tho
Wader utl borrower negotiate botwoon
WejiHl yea u jm)H tho beat terms possible
UMi Uwvo capital tto9 to flow In and out
MAordiPg to supply aud demaud, It la
mfUinly unfair to Mow tho iiotwwl
ilmtMOftnngQOWlM to escape taxutlou
Mi fate capital, and then catch and
HifiVli l tho jronldoot owners of wort.
ppllftH anil note. Wo would rHther aeo
all capital ko untaxed than to wo (he
NfwwNt dcrwiution whlph only
ttAeUw 'M uiuQlljlticted rwjdeut
twmffclM who! M enough (o
aty it In to tliu tuumor, Certainly we
w4 a wore Jut mi eo,uiubj pyntom, I
Mfefc
We are glad the newspapers quoted
above have this early ralwm tne ques
tion of taxing capital. Why tax capi
tal or credits at all ? Why tax produc
live energies and eutsrpriso when It
seeks to employ capital by using it to
give employment to labor? Are you not
really taxing enterprise and labor?
When you tax capital, that is In active
use in business or manufactures, you
tux labor.
'TIIK TKXr BOOK RfcUIJlB."
The fact that seven newspaper men
go into the legislature this time may bo
evidence that the people are looking
for new material to make statesmen
out of. They at least know what their
tcntimrntB are aud can crucify them
y stopping their papers and advertis
i ig If they do not live up to their pro
visions. Editor Moorhead says this of
I he proposed change in text books
uuder the stove heading:
According to the laws of 1889 this is
thejearfor adopting text books to be
used hi tho public Reboots of the sta'e
luring thr next sK years. But we seri
ously question the advisability of any
changes at this time, unless it be to
irovide for the publication ot the neces
rury books by the state printer. The
I) joks to be used are selected by the
several county school superintendents
Mid the members of the state board of
examiners, whoaro to record tbelr vote
before the first day of Jauuary next.
The state school superintendent is ill
rejied by law to ici-ue a circular to the
county superintendent!) aud the exam
iners containing a list of studies to be
taught iu the public schools, together
with the wholesale, retail, exchange
and introductory prices of all the books
in the list. Thone entitled to vote
write opposite each study the text book
nr iseriet of text books preferred. These
replies are iruimniltted to the state su
perintendent, aud by him to the state
board of education, and upon a canvass
f the vote tlie text books receiving a
mnjorlty of the votes cast aro declared
to be the authorized text books for the
sis years next succeeding the official
announcement. Tho county superin
tendents would do well to carefully ex
amine the pulse of the general people
before recording their votes for an ex
pensive change next January."
"Vote for Cleveland and $1.25 for
wheat," was tho advice given farmers
by tho Democratic press in 1802.
Among the most lamentade changes
since that time Is the sweeping reduc
tion in the price of everything that the
farmer has for sale. Nothing short of
a tremeudous European war will ever
partially restore to farmers tho prices
received for their products in the days
of protection and prosperity. Pendle
ton Tribune.
Riddle Enterprise: With Oregon's
new governor some first-class legisla
tion in the way of economy and pro
gress ought to be enacted, and with the
new state officers, pledged to careful
methods, the state may confidentially
bo expected to tuko forward strides
among the commonweals, so far as Its
laws are concerned.
It looks as though it were going to
be pretty hard to keep tho next 'legis
lature from keeping their pledges to
the people.
A miuistor should be a gentleman at
all times. Ta com u News. Ho should
other people.
Now 2:30 Porfoimors.
Following are horses bred and owned
in the North Pad II o that havo entered
tho 2:30 list this year::
Biirch & Koyt'u ch g Riokreal, by
Roekwood: Independence, Juno
14 . 2:30
I. C. Mosher'a bile f, An Alouo, S,
by Coour d'Aloue,dam byChance:
8alom,Juno20 2;2i
O. J. Heoiey'B b h Clatawa. by Da
ley, dam by Geu. McClellan: Ba
lem Juno 21 2:27
II.n.Millor's b m Jullet.hv Tybalt,
dam Rid, by sou of Vermont;
Balem, Juno 22 2:22
E. J. Youug's cli m Lily McCarty,
by Dick Flaherty, data Molllo
McCarty: Balem 2:30
8. C. Tryon's br g Call K R, by
Day Rate, dam Ada E; Port Pert
land: July 2 2:20
Witch Hazel 8took Farm's h g Klt
tllna Range; breeding unknewn:
Portland July 2 . 2:21
Convert & Malluuli's br h Touohet,
by Altamont. dum Tecera: Port-
laud July 7 2:22
u if, filoKliinuy'a gr f Ella T, a,
by Altamont, dam Dalay Dean;
Dttvenport, la .. 2:21
Witch Hazel Farm's gr g Carylo
Came, II, by llamh'toulau Maui
lirlmylam by Confederate Chief ,
Portland July 13 2:28J
Tired, Woair, Nervous,
Means Impure blood, and overwork
or too uiuuh strain on drain and body,
The only way to cure Is to feul tho
nerves on puro blood, Thousands of
people certify that the best blood purl
iler, tho bet nervo initio aud streugth
builder la Hood's HtrnaparJIla, What
It has done tor others It will also do for
you Hood's cures,
Hood's Pills euro constipation by re
storing peristaltic action of the alimen
tary canal.
- ii a i ...
Our OrandHiotlier'fl Way.
Wad to steep root and her In and use
It overy night. Wo can do tho aauie
by using Pirk'a'JVa, Nothing aota aa
nroinntlv and without lileooinforl.
iioi a pill nor a cathartic hut move
(Kuimweid every nay,
Mold by Capital Prutfuforo
I
mi in 1mm Vm oVito
"UP
OOD'S
nSarsaparlll.i is care
fully prepared by
experienced phar
macist from Sana
parilla, Dandelion,
Mandrake, Dock, Flpslssewa, Juniper
Berries, and other well known vegeta
ble remedies. Tho Combination, Pro
portion and Process aro Peculiar to
fB Hood's, ghlng it curative pow-
cr Peculiar to Itself, IlootVi
Oj
arsaparilla
Cures Scrofula, Salt Ithcum, Sores,
Boils, Pimples and all other affections
caused by Impure blood; Dyspepsia,
Biliousness, Sick Headache, Debility,
Catarrh, Rheumatism, Kidney and
.pM Liver Complaints. It
f K isjno. wnatwesay,
but what Hood's
u
Sareaparllla Does,
that Tells the Story .
Hood' s Sareaparllla
URES
Hood's Pills win Bevr friends dally.
TURF TOPICS.
A maro In Franco pullod a wagon
10 miles in 52 minutest.
A barrel of iron worked Into horse
shoes is said to be worth $10.
Ho who buys uoeds a hundred oyes,
and ho who sells need lmvo but one,
A set of shoes of rawhide boiled in
oil, to woigh six unucea, ia beiug pre
pared for old Johnston.
Sam Jones deoldiea that a horso like
Directum has cliui actor suporlor to the
sports and gambler who bet on him.
Margaret Rogers, 83 years old, of
Montoroy county, Cal,, has, it Is report
ed, mado n fortune in tho horso business.
Tho Ashtown Trotting club'a track
at Dublin has been entiroly ronovated
and ia now tho Uncut trotting track in
Europe.
A handsomo young lady, Miss Wim
poy, wields the whiphaud over the
horsca of tho stago from Hardesty, O.
T., to Liberal, Kan.
Today tho trotting horse ia roooguiged
as a distinct typo of tho family whose
Inhoritanco of a century of brooding has
mado his natural gait tho trot.
An English sporting writor remarks
that tho English turf is smothered un
der a pile of vexations turf rules and
bylaws which aro not wanted. Rules
should bo few, but woll enforced.
A very common stable vice among
race horses and, in fact, among all
horaes ia tho tendency tq roll complete
ly over. Nobody on earth haa'ever as
certained why a horso dooa this. Horse
man. NOVELTIES.
Tho now claret jugs aro In tall beak
erliko forma bound in silver.
Dccantors aro now almost entirely
covered with perforated lvor ornament
Sporting jewelry in general is moro
fashionablo than ovor, many of the do.
signs being based on the new fad game,
golf.
Carved ivory paper knives with over
lays of silver ornament sharply out is
an instance which shows well tho har
monious contrast of those two materials.
The uses of false pearls are legion.
Ono having a carious resemblance' to an
elephant's faoe had a tusk mado of seed
poars, huge flapping oars, and on his
brow was a coronet of goma.
An old gentleman in town making a
golden wedding present to his wife or
dered a gold tablespoon. On it woro
engraved tho silhouettes of himself and
his wifo, tho dates of tholr two wed
dings being in diamonds.
Tliroo styles prevail In joweled rings.
There aro tho gems sunk iu richly work
ed yellow gold, a singlo largo gem with
ornamental work extending up the fin
ger in small jewels and with two stones
of difforont colors branching in differ
ent dirootions. Jewolora' Circular.
CHICAGO PROVERBS.
Pay as you go novor goes lame.
Neither tho borrower nor lender keeps
many friends.
Envy throws vitriol at that which it
cannot emulate.
It ia easier to drown in a raco pool
than in a horso pond.
It is not tho doctor's business to give
a clean bill of health.
There ia a radical difference between
aiming low and low pinia.,
O "
A Good Physician.
Ho is the best physician who takes
advantage of auy remody that oders
the right kind of relief, Borne medi
cines relievo, hut for the moment only,
Their ultimate effect Is. to lucreaso the
eullerlng.
Alloock'u Porous Plasters are a uni
versal favorite with good physicians,
and are always recommended uy them
for local pains of every kind, Iu all
cafes of lame or weak back, stillness of
the joints, rheumatism. Indigestion,
kidney trouble, they aro by far (lie best
external remedv. Not only do All-
cook's Porous Piasters relieve palu, but
they have no after 111 eftVcts, They are
noon. ow,Y noon. Tiiououajiv good.
Rraudreth's J'llla rectify the secre
tions,
Cable From Queen Lil.
J)fr Orel)io; o were boon crav.
l trust Iu your aflMtlon
TU not U murder DoU.tlieKuave,
Urputttowu luturrociloo;
rf$ not my orowp, but ma t4 my,
i write lu deep ileJwMlou,
Aui!ookii(SInJueUiivo ,
Ot IVrk'y Tw lor my pomilxlou,
llUtaiUV tf AXtfWSK TO QUCKN Uh,
When J rwcivtxJ )our(VuUriuu
) liiuujttu I ur would fttlut
ynr luougU I ofu una Park's Ttt
T 1U not ftf your cottP(ui.
ny pu Tier 4tMat titer 1 u
JVf k' 'ft tor her wiapUiloa,
wrotitf tkwiui our cuoukjuuu
VfWflU;
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3CSSS
TODAY'S MARKETS.
Prices Current by Telegraph Local
au t Portland Quotations.
Balem, Aug. 2, 4 p. m. Oflltx
Daily Uapital Jouknal. Quota
tions for day and up to hour of going to
press wero aa follews:
HA1.KM PltOUUCB MAKKKT.
BUTGlffcR 8TO0K.
Veals dreaded 3' cts.
Hogs dressed 4.
Live cattle 1 J.
Bheep alive J.1.25.
MILL MUCKS.
Balem Milling Co. quetes:
In wholesale lots $2.60. Retail
Klour
$2.85,
Brtu $14 bulk, $15 sacked. Short (10
17 Chop feed $15 aud $16.
WHEAT.
33 cents per hunbcl.
KAY AND DRAIN.
Oats 30c.
Hay Baled, old $810; new eheat
$7.60H.
TARM PRODUCTS.
Wool Best, 10c.
Hops Bmall sale, 10 to 12c.
JtSgge In trade, 12r.
ButUsr Best dury, 1518;
fancy
creamery, uo.
Cheese ltl to 16 cts.
Farm RtLOked meats Bacon
hams, 10: shouldera.8.
io;
Potattea-New, 30c.
Onions 3 cents
FRUITS.
Cherries, Late Duke, 3c pound.
LIVE POULTRY.
Poultry Hens, 6o; roosters not
wanted; old ducks not wanted; young
ducfct.S; young chickens, 810c,
PORTLAND QUOTATIONS.
Grain, Veed, etc.
Flour Portland, $a.05; Walla Wal'a,
$2 00; graham, $2.40; superflne, $2.25
per oarrel.
Oats White, 35c; grey, 33c; rolled,
in bags, $5.750.00; barrels, $0.00
0.25; cases, $3.76.
Hay Best, $1012 per ton.
Wool valley, lu10Jc.
Millatuffs Bran, $1517; shorts, $16
18; ground barley, $20; chop feed,
$15 per ton; whole feed, barley, $17 per
ton; middlings, $2328 per ton;
imicken wheat. 661.00 percental.
Hops 1893, 10 to 11.
Hides green, salted, 60 lbs..3Jc, un
der 60 lbs., 23o; sheep pelts, 1060c.
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Butter Oregon fancy creamery,22J
25ej fancy dalry,2022Jc; fair to good,
1517 c; common, 12e.
Cheese Oregon HJ12Jc per pound;
Young American,13JlJ4o; California
U12; Bwlsslmp., 3032c; Dom., 16
18c.
Egga Oregon, 12Jo per dozen.
Poultry cbickens,old$2.60aS per doz
en; young,$23.00; ducks,$34J;geese,
$4 5017 60; turkeys, slow at 810o.
Beef Topsteers, 2J22o per Tb; fair
to good steers, 22Jc; cows, ljc2c;
dressed beef. 45o
Mutton Best shcep,$1.752; choice
t wes, $1.601.75.
Hogs- Choice, heavy, $4; light and
feeders, $3 76; dressed, 5c per lb.
Veal Small, choice, 6'c; large, 34c
per pound.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
Woel: Oregon Eastern choice, 8
10c; do inferior, 66o; do valley, 10
12c
Hops 912c.
Potatoes New Early Rose, 2535o
In sacks; 3050o per cental.
Oats Milling, $1.231.25.
It Is Reliable. Announcements
of entertainments in The Journal.
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Tha readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that is catarrh. Hull's Catarrh Cure is
tho only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires a con
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Qure Is taken Internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system, thereby destroying the
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Right Arm Paralyzedl
Saved from St. Vitus Dance.
"Our daughter, Blanche, now fif
teen years ot ago, had been terribly
afUlctcd with nervousness, and had
lost tha entiro use of her right arm.
Wo feared 8t. Vitus dance, and tried
tho best physicians, with no benefit.
Bho ius tulcon thrco bottles of Dr.
Miles' Nervine and has gained 31
Kiunds. II er nervousness and fiyrnp
msQf 6t Vltua dance aro entirely
gone, sue attends school regularly,
and lias recovered complete use or
her arm, her uppotltola splendid."
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Dr. Miles' Nervine
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