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HE CAPITAJi JONUML.
(DAILY AND WKKKtY.)
Y HOIWR DKOTMtthB,
L TUEBDAY, MAECH 12, 1695.
FOR. TAQUINA HAEBOR
Coflf rcaeman Ilcrniann Iim Introduced
h bill Jn ooogxaa providing for the op-
jeialment of a board of engineers to
ofilder and report on a new project
" fee deeper water on the bar of Yaqulna
1 teay In Oregon. The bill provide that
' tfao preatdeut of tbo United States I
hereby autuorlied to appoint board to
conalat of tbreo ofllccra of tbe engineer
eorp, not below tuarouk of lleutenaot-
oloflel, who, together with the chief
engineers of tbo United btalea Army.
i shall mako a careful and critical exanit,
Inatlon of tbe bar of Yaqulna bay lb
. Oregon, with a view to a project fpi
I deeper water, and shall report the tp
ault of auch investigation, with tajl-
Biate of coat, to the next regular cc
lou of ceagrew: Provided that aucl
election of engineer shall bo frnti
(hose not stationed or the Pacific coatt
' And provided further, that tlio coat o
said investigation and !o survey unt
fn expcDM of sold board shall be de
frayed from the balance of inonej
i, available of tbe appropriation ruadt
for improving the harbor at Yuquln
Way 1b Oregon, by act of congress oi
AHfStt seventh, eighteen hundred and
alaety-four.
Mr. Hermann will work hard to (so
, euro tbo ptueago of this bill In the con
.grew that meets next Decembor.
Mr. Hormaun, from ilio Committee
on Itlvors and Harbors, submlttod the
following repert:
The Committee on Illvurs and Har
bors, to whom was referred tho bill
(H. It. 6036) providing for thd appoint
Blent of a board of engineers to con
aldtr and report on a project for deeper
water on the bay of Yaijulua, In Ore
gon, having considered tho same
respectfully report as follews:
That the project of 1888, os modllled
lu 1602, requiring tho north Jetty to be
raised to full high tide, and that five
groins be built from tho south Jetty
efeaauolwards lu order to provont the
currents undermining tho Jetty, Is
Marly oomplotcd, aud It has found that
said project has produced a depth of 14
feet at low water on the bar at the
at ranee to the bay, and this bar dopth
allocation of channel has boon kept
MHlnwruptedly during tlio entire year,
afcetiia be provided on the bar, with a
view of accomodating tho dooidraft
, JwfeJgn shipping which is now ollered
4dIttonal Inducement to enter, by
Mason of (ho contemplated extension
! eastward of tho Oregon Pacific, which
t M to proposed, under tho now manage-
i went now about to assumo proprietor
atrip and control, slull connect with
aferii terminals, aud thus mako a
taiwcontliioiiUl railway with It west
Hfi terminus ou tho water of YaqUlna
fcy.
This will aounlargu the proseut trafllo
lfHdy large aud luortuuilug, from and
to the great Willamette valley, as to
jMtlfy and Imperatively nxiulro tlwiwr
iwat than has so far been obtained by
Xlm xitlug project. Tlia bill now
Mwwitd6d iironoawm board of three
itiMtr oftlooru of tlio United Htatt
ftmyt under Hie grade of lieutenant.
. Who at)toiuia by tlia pre!
, aud such iiMlneeni, shall make a
ouf li oxemlnatloit and survey, aud
(a (project, Willi all Mtlmaia of
. for obtaining ritwwr waUr on tliu
W A U liiraiio of snld Yajulna
, jU ( (lie ophiUii of your twmmllli
JM4 a projstit cii w sgrvwl on ht
'iNafiablc the Koveriliuellt to obtain a
i(fcnaiisjt i(lti of WAtr sullInJout (o
)mMmiIiw ugsKd lu forvlgu hl
JN t" vutr Yiuji
WwprdeUy, rrg
IjMiaWuil of ll PI
i mjuiu bay without
rfrgaidlw uf afuMltw
iiieut Islly works.
m wmii lias vw your douiiuiiim r
Wf'fMdd Mil (piliiM a loys) Itaek In
fiwiv wllli a iwxjiiiiMsuilatloit (ha(
n mi mi dm ,nm.iuii ii mm I n
!lf Milhis up the eld uKJolpi .
f mUln tirad of tsurruptloii U ilts
Mf4, am (toe4jumiy ths IVMUlid
jjmUI d( a fisiural dsalh.
i
hiMAwmit, WmIi . limn Iim
HlMtti f JilWlii!lill;j( Mnulilue
TjlllriHtvulyiiKiihiw littdu
Ut
i run Ii l Utl KU MIU
lfNy Wtwl ul liilwvU
lu hwl H middled ( li
ThH wiin)ldii Mi Ilia
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mtMAlU4Mi tit ib lii
wtoi jMI imlii&tui jiWj'WiiK
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I AsW
CORPORATION SENATORS.
ft Is announced that John M. Tliur
aton, of Nebraska, resigns a salary ol
112.000 a year as attorney for the Union
Pacific railroad to accept a salary of
15,000 as a memberof the United Bt.tea
senate. Ex-Senator Dolph, of Oregon,
wauld doubtless think that this was a
foolish thing to do. He served the
railroads more effectually in tbe senate
than, out ol It. Seattle PoaHntelli
gencer. Thurslon like Dolph took the peo
ple's salary, honor, position and influ
ence and uses it to serve corporate
power, against the encroachments of
Which he takes an oath to protect tbe
people.
Tbo Seattle P.-I. Is a staunch Repub
lican paper. It no dount sees that
until every vcstlico of ruoli political du
plicity and misrepresentation of the
people is wiped out the corporations
will run our country and the people
will bo their slaves,
A GOOD MOTTO.
Under its new management tan Eif
spue Iteglster ban undergone quite o
change:
"Tho Iteglster, under Its new man -igement,
will endeavor to follow oui
he principals on which It was estab
(shed eleven years ago, and wblcl
mvo been followed incessantly. "OS
he people, by tho pcoplo and for tin
H-ople," Is tbe motto that has alway
ttood at the Head of this paper, It U
ot original, but was borrowed from
.he wieust aud most adored heads tbl
wuntry over saw. Those Words" ex
press a great deal to every American
iitfzsn, and wo wish to follow the sen
Iment lu them expressed, In our busl
uess, in our politics, lu everything."
Tho now men who have taken charge
Of tlio Iteglster bavo tho right Idea of a
newspaper. Tho whole Idea ol work
ing tho public for personal plunder and
working politics for what thoro Is In It,
Is at tho bottom of bad government.
NORTHWEST WBWB ITEMS.
Medford school district is $10,033 In
debt.
Juuotlou City has another forger In
tho tolls. It Is It. II. Hewitt.
At Athena there are 164 boys aud
141) girls ourollnd lu tho public schools,
County Clerk O, P. Lucas, ofQIIllam
oouuty, has handed In his resignation.
Long Creek has bunded Its school
district for $3000, for a term often years.
The Baker City Democrat claims a
saving of $3,003 lu tho lost three
months.
a mush-and-mllk social aro among tho
amusements billed for Uugouo.
Tho town of Rowland has boon sold
to Wm, Davidson, and the hitter will
boom It for all It Is worth.
The Advcntlst minister at Long
Creek baptized 0 pontons lost week, the
result of twq weeks of revival work.
John Hall, of Myrtle creek, Douglas
county, sold nla crop of Oregon
prunes in Columbus, Ohio, for
seven ouuta net, -
The Crookerj Grocery Company, of
Asmaiui, lias assigned to Richard !!
wick. Tho amount Involved Is between
1000 aud f eooo.
r, Kay, or the Waterloo woolen
mill, Is rejwrtod assaying that he hss
assurances that the Bouthern Pacific
Will extend to that place.
At Portland, a Huuuyslds tlectrlu r
JumM U'P (rack last Holiday, severely
shaking up a docn or nioru weiiKt.rs,
Nobu wero fatally lnurwl, however.
A J 00,000 Iwx order for (ho Alaska
lokei asMMlatlou, Is what the flat
mm win start out wllh, The (mix
faetory will l run to lu full caotiy
The iMiunty oourt of (lllllsm w.nniv
lias appointed Mr. J, N. Kramr, the
mrmer upuiy oouiiiy olerk lu nil va.
tanoy linked by J. P. j.uiW uluna
Hon.
hU Cvuuly rnn'r r Imwining
vry inmtli jiitHtwU, and will aivu
Iwl tmllufu iriajiiu Iili M ki,i ion.
and ot I iwroDUUtftf of uunr Imvu
IUV. JKK'lof Wallw, of VmUmA,
umaiMK a vry vlaorou mutik
oil jifutllttmon, BuiuMliitf ud Huiulav
aaliMin, am) alwi vlgwously ataub
li wily wrilwaif for Mug dwviioi iw
duly.
J'iyfiwf ilni iiwt Ar w.io.
IHsukI at Mraiu'a Vm, and Ilia Uour.
ayi llial Ilia Iron l nujijuxwd m h
BfH'IMHfJWf aUIJieftlltWIIIHaliSllfcVtay
ffwiu Ilia Doiiiiwuya Bi,U UttbUlML
Ul., N nvwld lUe anuf.
'I'll MlHi( MlMfdWff, U M, liliaiulwf
I kill) a m, and ICJMU fiava
ii mi.i iiii M)w iw IwliU wJjwb,
IMI. TliMla tut lettaid Istt fill
MHUIV, Hill lllNS vlll lu I k link
VI IHIWWH U NltflHtf llllll f JuMUy.
'Ml MlllKffH IVlflil J4 au
lliat h umli ajNd4UMi lM UfiJ f,
h44 lu jreny tilm KrtfwVf.
"WW JH lll Hitif Mtol haul
Scrofula From Childhood
"My mother ban ben affllottd with
scrofula in her head since her childhood.
Sho Is now in
her 61t year.
8h has alio
snBtred from
weakness In
her back (or
which sho
nerer expected
tiny relief. Uhs
has faithfully
'"tj tried Hood's
F"-i; Bariaparllla
sand It has freed
her system
from scrotals,
cured burning
pains in her feet and limbs and also a pain
in her left breait which prevented her
from lying on that side for fourteen years
It has made her feci many years younger.
Hood's $ Cures
flhe baa taken four bottles of the medicine.
We cannot recommend Hood's Banapa
rllla too highly." InA H. Vakoilbeb,
Etna Qreen, Indiana.
Hnnrl'c PlIIc the after-dinner pill aod
nOOa S KlllS family camarttc! Oc
L! '-i'UJ L J
THE DISCOVERY OF ARGON.
Oolncliff-ncc ConnrrliMl '.Villi the Kxperl
mcnU Slnile tiy 8rlrntlt.
Professor l'auisny explained In an in
terview lnt week how lio (llscovorrd
srgon, tho now il-itt in tho ntinos
phero which Is now nxdtiiig tho won
dor of the wietinflc world. Ho said;
''Tho Irnpnltto t-nino directly from Lord
Itayleih He was much Impressed by
tho fact fli.it atmoHpherio nitrogen wni
bnnvior than clicmiil nitrogen. This
might tie duo to niitulhiixturoof lighter
fas with (himlubl nitrogen or to tbo
prmenco of a giis of n greater woiglit in
ntmoxpbifrio nitrogpii. Lord Rayloigh
wni IiiuIIiumI to tho former explanation,
mil soiiHi four years ogo ho consulted me
about tho ninuiifactnro of chemical ui-
"1 regarded t'ie second explanation an
tlio truo oiio, and lifter lio had been ox
lorliiiiiiiUnit for komiu timo I askod his
leriiiifwioit to nmko experiments on my
own account. Ho nover hosltated to na
cord his content, mid I sot to work.
It was droary waiting for rosults that
uovor camo, but tlioro woro times of
high oxcltomeiit as my suspicions bo
enmo probubilltios, and probabilities
grow into triumphant certainty. At
length, in July Inst, I was nblo to scud
Lord liaylolgh threo ounces of tho now
gas.
"Ho ropliod at onco. no also had
somo of tho gns. Our luvoHtigations,
conducted iiuUipenduutly, had iod to
simultaneous micees, as has bocn tho
oaso with so many dlncovorlos aud Inven
tions. Thoro was still nnothor coinci
donoo a little Inter. As soon ns wo got
tho gas wo wanted to find out Its nature
Was it n chemical combination or a mo
chanlcnlmlxturo? WnHitinonatomlo or
diatomic, siiuplo or compound? Profess
or Olszewski of Cracow was experi
menting with It in communication with
mo. Uv tho ni)DHcatIrujjiC..UVn5'io,8inot
boat through Intormolooular motion.
Wo mado out that nrgon was nionatom
lo. I wrote tho news to Craoow. My
Jotter had hardly gono whon I recoivod
a communication from my confrere. He
had alsosuspootod tho iiionatomlo nature
of tho now gas, but for nnothor reason.
Argon weighs 80 timos as much as by.
drogen and 10 times ns much as oxy.
gon. Ho hud oxpooted tho lioavler gas
lO llfiuofy at a llluher tomnnrnturn. 1'n
his surprise It llquofled at a lowtrtom-
poraiura 'ihoro was only ono conclu
sion, nnd thatwoi nrgon was nionatom
io. Hut it was aurious that letters an
uounolng the sumo Information thould
oroM.Wew York Sun's London Oor
nwpoudeut. AN APPEAL ON WALtTpAPEH.
(Ivltlur llul Ilia IS.IKIon ut tt Nwaitr
Under Irjiug Juii,l(.,i,
A rtjouiUliwimof tlio Oulluwav rNnl.
Irlliunn way iirlntwl on woll lwjior uud
pontnlnsHl tint followiiiK eiplnimtluiu:
"Alii It IwIiik UBiit lierti for lliofitrmr,
tu( wo oiin't Iwitu on It!.!. Ilm.r p
j)eou of aidu niwit, mid Imvliitf run nil
our wlilto imjMir Ihruiitsh we ur lwHlir
ip tbo wall jMtiMir bIvwi iu, wliluli Is
about uilmuMMl and only iliu Uiiihi
lowal y laft, wblub bus itut Uwi vib
udfurYwi),r Mowa k ourbrolb
ir lirllllaiy lu nutwtilur iuir kltimiinj.
wllfi it family lu knturt, wllu hoIIuhu
(MMititf iu, awl we know tbalr avar um
WWt 4UMWlllutl Will MM tumu "y U
uoiilribNi H iiul twiMtr ur hum pi.
huur' wutk U. knati myimymr uuiau U
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wwHMwiiutM win iwutmarf wily autwantd.
am. nay uuttw will U mtwU4Mmi
lb law IMaaa. WtmHif fir mj mt iJU
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TODAY'S MAP.KETS.
Prices Outrent by Telegraph --Local
a . Portland Quotations.
HALrW, Wr. ii 0 I p uj. Olnt-e
DAILY CAl'lTAI. JUOKNAU QUoUl-
tlons for day and up lo hour of going to
pie-a were as follews:
8A1.KH i'WODUCU MAKKKT.
UDTCltKB STOCK.
Vcala dressed 6 eta.
Hogs tlronsed 4
Live entile i.'2jc.
Sheep alive $W.
mix,i,pkices.
Balem Milling Co. quetee: Flour
In wholesale Jots $2.2.5. Retail $2.60.
Bihu $11 bulk,$12.60 sacked. Bhorts $12
13. Chop feed $14 and $16.
WHEAT.
35 centa per bushel.
JfAY AND OBAIN.
Oats 20221c
Hay Baled, cheat $0.60; timothy,
$8.00.
farm PKonncre.
Wool Beet, 10c
Hops Btst, 3 to 7c.
Eggs In trade, 10c
Butter Best dairy, 1620 fancy
creamery, 25c.
Chetse 10 io 12J cts.
Farm smoked meats Baconl 9c;
bams, 11; shoulders, !.
Potatoes 25c
Onions 2 cent.
FRUTIS.
Apples 50c bu.
LIVK POniTRY.
Poudry Hens, 6c; roosters; 4c;
dmkt, 0; chickens, 6c
Turkeys. 68c.
PORTLAND QUOTATIONS.
Grain, Feed, etc
Flour Portland. $2.30: Walla Walla,
$2 65; graham, $2.15; euperflue, $1.0
per oarrci.
Oats White, 2r28c; milling 29
SOc; grey, 2627oi rolled, In bags,
$5.760.O0; barrels, $006,25; cases,
$3.76.
Potatoes 3540o per sacs; sweet, 2o
per io,
Hayi-Uood, $910 per ton.
Wool valley. waiOc
Mill trt'a -Bran, $12.00horte,$13.60;
cuui it.Lu.9io per uu; cmcKen wiieau
75c jer oental.
Hops Dull, 47c.
Hides green, ealted, 60 lbs. 3Jc un
der 60 lbs., 23c; aheep pelu, 1060c.
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Butter Oregon fancy creainery,22j
27jo; fancy dairy, 2025c;fair to good,
1517jc; common, 12c.
Cheese Oregon 10llo per pound;
roung American, uwizjc; awlsalmp.,
2830c; Dom.,14l.
Eggs Oregon, lie per dozen.
Poultry Chickens, $2 60fii3 00
dozen; ducks, $4.006; geese.
t,6U; turnkeys, dressed, 10c.
Beef Topstecrs,2i2 3 6u per lbtfalr
to good steers, 22Jc; cows. 2c2c;
uruKHtu oeei,ifj(ai(o
Mutton Best sheep,$!t2.10; !chojct
ewes, $1.601.75.
Hogs- Choice, heavy, i$3.003.60,
light uud feedersl$3.50; dressed, 4o per
lb.
Veal Smull, choice, 66c; large,3
4Jo or pound.
6AN FRANCISCO MARKET.
Woel: Oregon Eastern choice, 8
10c; do Inferior, 60c; do. valley, 10
12c
Hops Quotablelat 48.jJ
Potatoes Early Bone, 4060o in
sacks; Burbanks, 8045c per sack.
Ottta-MiillnK, 51.02JIWl.lfi.;
UIBI
We pfler Ono Huudred Dollars Re
ward for uny cane of Cutarrh that can
not be cured by Hull's Catarrh Cure.
i V, tno "nJoraignod, huvo known F.
J. Cheney for the last 16 years, and be-
leve him erfi-ctly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
R..,?if.c.rry ,)Ut ul,y ou"Ktion mode
tj H.CII llllll.
v??l l'r.u,Bxl WlioleBulo DrujgUtu,
'IV i, ' ,rr' wr"iuj, Toiodo.oiiio-
itall's Catarrh Cure In takon Inter
nally, uuIIuk directly uimjii tlie blooi
ml imucouh Burfati. of lb mtSm
ll00' 7.?-0, '.wr boltle- Bold by air druS:
Kuj. TwllmoulaL frm, B
ITuo.World's Pair
-Cannot Ireinaln' auoli 'without tbe
lia.by oluurliiB tbo blood of IninurltliM.
Oflnnll ,,,iMC0,,,ll,,"Jr,0,, alll tllO but
of youth.Hold by Lunn & Jirook.ii
PALPITATION OF THE HEART.
Kiflir hIk...i
uur vtwrri I u-iij iron
VUJ
tmik tall .-4 t A.. .4 ft WW 1
HTJHbPjV
rwf' . baatat ti tf
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Elegant
Sleeping Cars
Dinino" Cars
Tourist
Sleeomo- Can
ST. PAUL , ,
MINNErOUS
DULUTH
FARGO
TO GRAND FORKS
LKUUMSlUn
WINNIPEG ,
HELENA and
BUTTE
TTIRO UGH TICKETS
TO
CHICAGO
WASHINGTON:
PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK
BOSTON and all
Pointi East end Southl
ZKor lnlonnallon, time cards i maps
tlckeU call on or write
THOMAS. WATT & CO.,
AUKNTH,
75 Commercial it., Balem. Or.
Or A. D. Charwon. Asst. Genl. Past
Agent; 255 Morriran st., Portland, Ore.
Unas, o, fee, general pameufer auu uckci
agent, BL Paul, Minn.
, 1L N. Austin, assistant eeneral paoseugei
Bent.Bt. Haul, Mian.
A Ij. "raltf, assistant general ticket, agent
Ob. fMUIiiniuu.
A. D. Charlton, assistant general passenger
agent, 121 First sU, Portland, Or.
Geo. H. Fltcb, general Eastern agent, 319
uroaaway, 14. i.
F. II. Fbgarty, general agent, 210 Boutb
Clark street, Chicago, III.
T. K. statler, sen'l agent passenger depart.
mem, usa uarxei sireei, nan rrancisco uai.
W. N. Meat es. 16 Stale street. Boston. Mass.
J. H Rogers, JrH 47 Bouth Third street, Chic
ago. IU.
Luli. Billlngslea, tl Bouth Third street Pbtl-
aaeipnia, ra,
W.M. u.Mason, H Eichanga street, But
lalo.N.Y. W. F. Mershon, 319 lirordway. New York
Thos. Ilenry, 128 BU James street, llcutrenl,
que.
W. H. Whltaker, 153 JcneiKon avenue, De.
IroltMlch.
J. - Turner, Jackson Place, Iudlsnapolls
Ind
a Q Lemmon. 201 South Claik street, Chi
cago, 111
J. N. Itoblnson, 99 V, Isconslu street. Mil
waukee, Wis.
P. II. Noel, 103 North Broadway, 8t. Louis
Mo.
J. J. Ferry. Iloom 32, Carew building, Cin
cinnati. O.
O. Vanderbllt, 6CJ, West Locuet:street,De
O. K Johnson, Bt. Paul, Minn.
T. H Ptty; lled Hoai-e, Chattanooga Tenu
F. O'Neill. 121 Flint street, Portland, Ore.
K. L. llayburn, 121 First street, PortlanJ
Ore.
Be sure to buy your ticket dlrectllo Balem
Oregon, tbe i apltal cli y.
VJA TUE
Union Pacific System
POBTLAND to CHICAGO
Time to CUlawo, j5 diys.
fiS? IU"ny bour Wir ttan .11 cow
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Prospectus .of the Salem Capital Journal.
The One Cent Daily and the
$1 Weekly.
Strongly and Aggressively
Side of the People.
This is Not the Goldbne
A
Program of Earnest Reforms on
Great .Public Questions.
The Journal is a Republican paper, but it independently
advocates the interests of the people at all times. It places
the public welfare above party interests, and bolieves thereby
it serves its party and the people best.
A LEADER IN THE FIGHT.
For two years The Journal has led in the fight for a new
leal. I he Journal has been a leader m the light against rin
oliiics aud the corrupt methods ol the old machine. It is a
ecognized champion of the people's interests on the Pacific
loithwest. 1 1 rights its battles consistently within practical
units, nnd wastes no lime or space on impracticable theories.
.t is not pes.-imistic, but firmly believes in the capacity of the
eoplu for self-government when acting intelligently and fully
iroused to the necessity of so doing.
.TOT A GOLDBUG FROM GOLDBUGVILLE.
A young lawyer in the legislature, who is still voting for
Dolph, boasts that he is a "Goldbu from Goldbugville." He
must be strangely ignorant of the temper of tho people of
Oregon, who have very little use lor a Goldbug of any kiud.
But his remark is evidence of considerable courage of an in
sane kind, because the man does not live who can co hifnr
tlm Amonrwwv pdo auj vrlicio,
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redemption of debts, and receive an endorsement.
FOR' FINANCIAL REFORM.
The Journal advocates a national monetary system, uncon
trolled by corporations : J J '
"One Country One Flag, Ono Money" should bo
ilio watclnyord of thw, the land of tho free. .
One money that's good for the rich and the poor
One standard of worth, no matter its name, '
He it gold, silver or paper, 'twill over endure
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