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'BY HOITKR. DROTHttRS,
TUESDAY, JAN. 21, 1800.3 .
Lot tlic water out of the rosule,
We nil want plenty of bimetallism
In our pockets.
Undo Sam, wliat's the matter with
buying Cuba?
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'l'hcy seem to have horse racing In
California nil winter.
With reduced county, city and
M-hool tnx there l some consolation
for the taxpayer.
Itedilco the school tax and find
Mime, way to stop paying poor teachers
as much as good ones.
Oh! for a touch of Monroe doctrine
tohelphold the hands of thoo tniir
(lerousTiirks of poor America.
Every paper In Oregon, except the
Orcgonlan-Tolognuii, Is opposed to a
special session of tho legislature.
The Eugene Dally Guard editors
don't own the Eugene Dally Register.
Wo make apology for our statement
of any such rumor.
Now tho Portland politicians want
"market-price blmctallsiu," what
ever that may be. Gentlemen, a ques
tion Is nover settled until It Is settled
right.
Tho Orcgonlan's poor opinion of
tho mombcrs of tho last legislature Is
backed up by tho three Oregonlan
printers who run tho Fendloton Trib
une. That settles It.
TURN ON
Half 'tlio truth has not yet been
told about the Portland gang who
deliberately blocked legislation In tho
sennte of the last lcglslnture. No bill
got through without a fight unless It
wno oniiift nrt, measure of the Rang.
All kinds of Important reform bills
from both house and senate were re
ferred to McGinn's committee on
"Revision of Laws" and there were
burled.
Legislation was purposely blocked
In the sennte, as will Ikj shown by
examination of the lllcs of nil the
newspapers In the state Including the
Oregonlan. Tho reasons were thnt a
maximum freight bill, an antl-free-nass
bill, a mortgage tax law, and
similar legislation for the people were
liable to pass that body. The house
had also passed a resolution calling
for the general appropriation bill to
bj brought in two weeks before nd
lournment. There was no way to
ensure the defeat of these measures
but u complete, but absolutely un
necessary block of legislation In tho
senate.
Resides the old machine gang were
afraid to hold a Joint session of the
legislature as required by law to fill
tho various olllccs llko railroad com
missioners, etc. All of the old gang
would have been knocked out. The
only way to savo their sinecures was
to block legislation mid they did It.
Phenomenal Demand for
Weekly Newspaper,
IT ADVOCATES POPULAR MEASURKS
Characteristic Letters From All
Kinds of People,
TUB LEOISLATIVB RECORD.
It would bo to the Interest of this
city and to this newspaper to have an
extra session. It would mean thous
ands of dollars to Salem people direct.
Rut tho people are opposed to It.
Citizens should be slow to plodgo
themselves forcounty olllccsnnd legis
lative candidates. Walt until all aro
In tho Held and let each county con
vention liavo iiH many unpledged dele
gates as possible.
rjlneo tlio Gorman Eiucpror lias en
dorsed tho Monroe doctrine us ap
plying to Great Rrltlan Invading tho
Transvaal, tho position of President
Cleveland on Vone.uoln becomes moro
Important than over.
Do you drive your horse with an
overhead chock and blinders? liavo
you ever Investigated how unnecessary
that Is? Do you know that your ani
mal will lie surer-footed, pull better
and live longer without?
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Speaker Moomsuays tho last legls-'
laturo was a vory fair avorago of Ore
gon legislatures. In this ho may bo
right. Rut It promised moro and
times wore harder. Tlio conditions
wore unfavorable for exhibitions of ex
travagauce. If Har'vev Scott can get a special
Mission of tlm legislature to white
wash tho blackened .ecords of his
Portland tools, wo will guarantee
that "the thirty" ho blames forovery
thing will vote forovery scintilla of
gonulno reform measures that they
originate, They would not originate
or propose enough gonulno reform
bills to hurt but the jwoplo know
that "tho thirty" would support all
that was gonulno In that lino. They
would not supiKirt wore political
schemes as miulior measures drawn
Up tO pillllsh HOIIIO (HID.
Hon. J. T. Rrldgcs of Douglas
county, a member of the last legisla
ture, who voted with the machine
wing, says:
"1 notice that there Is some talk
now of an extra session of the legisla
ture, and for myself I would lc In
fnvor of It onlv one wnv: nud tlml,
would bo without any expense to tho
state whatever In any way, for tho
reason that they were all paid for
forty days, In which they could have
given tho taxpayers some relief In
those good Democratic times, had
thoy so desired. And the blame does
not rest on tho members of the house,
either, for they passed the bill abol
ishing the railroad commission and
cut down several appropriations. Also
passed a good tax bill with an exemp
tion for Indebtedness, which, when
they reached tho senate, the appro
priations were raised and billsnbollsh'
ing inc railroad com
hill were both killed
view of these fuels I think they ought
to meet. If thov do at all. for the nur
posoor reducing the expenses of tho
state and without any more exnenso
on tho taxpayers. If they are not all
willing to do this, for my part I think
they had all lietterstay nt homo "
A careful examination of tho Jour
nals of tho homo, and of tho senate
will convince anyone which of those
two bodies kept Its pledges with the
lKioplo.
The phenomenal circulation of the
Weekly Capital Journal In all the
postolllces of Western Oregon causes
a great deal of comment, and needs
some explanation. Orders keep pour-
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lllg HI Mr Uia.l lllilll, UlIU ttlllli; 11IIII1I..1
arc struck olf the list ns soon as u sub-
SCnpuun uxiJirus wiu uuuitiuiin rtiu-
pass tho expirations.
IT 18 TIIK CHEAPEST
Weekly In the state. One year $1.00.
six months GO cents, three months 2
cuius. j, mis low iiiiuu iiiiciiiiuiiuiu
to take an Oregon Weekly, and these
hard times they naturally take the
cheapest. It is too cheap to do with
out It, and conducted on the cash In
advance basis, they know they will
not have a bill run on them.
THE PEOPLE WANT IT.
The people will not pay cash In nd
viinco for n paper unless they want It
and appreciate It. The Weekly Is
as popular as The One Cent Daily
which Is conceded to Imj the most non-
ular dally In Western Oregon. A man
brought In a silver half dollar the
other dav and ordered It for two
months. No said: "I can't get work
this winter. I can tret nlomr without
one meal a day. Rut 1 can't get along
Without THE ONE CENT DAILY.
These long, cloudy, rainy, wlntcrdays
it comes a welcome messenger tocneor
Dm wlmln fitiiilli' " Tin. tw.rmli, funl
the .amo way about the AVeeicly.
FROM NRTAItTM MAY.
comes a cheering letter from a subscri
ber at Netnrts, Oregon who encloses a
iKijiiir nun wiiu.v;
"Dear Editers: The Journal
has the true Republican rlnuaboutil.
I wish that every paper In the coun
try would advocate the peoples cause
as The Journal docs. I will do all
t can i or the journal
W. C. O'HAItA,
a Jiepuuucan or tne scnooi or Abra
ham Lincoln."
Aft rVllnrtt lu tint. nfrnM In ct...i
himself an Abraham Lincoln Republi
can and The Journal feels proud to
bo considered a champion of Abraham
Lincoln Republicanism.
FROM MAINE TO TEXAS,
Come orders for The $1 Weekly
Journal. Sliver dollars nro sent.
John Holm, Lullng, Texas, sends us
a big dollar of the daddy In a com
mon envelope. It Is one of those "In
n...i nr hi.. . ii i . . . -
uoci w oxrusi,.-' dollars, coined in louj.
good enough for any American, and
mil hi I'liniiL'ii inriinv nnwaivmnr 'I'm.'
Journal is the only silver Dally and
Weekly In Oregon. The Journal Is
t.llft finlv Iliillv unil WimI-Iv Ii n.ni.nn
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Mini uKius me wuoic goui oonu mini
HARD TIMES PRICES!'
The times are hard and I propooo to give
the public hard limes prtces.
New factory shocs.plain I
With toes and calks 5
Hand-made steel shoes. .. .t 2 oo
Track shoeing a 5
B ' Jack" JTavkhw,
loo Chcmekcta street.
PLUG
The largest piece of
GOOD tobacco
ever sold for io cents
-A- tam kit jjz&&m wiim
A kvmfy BBS j$ ' S
Capital Transfer Co,
iiabiiv t-m ntnp
I1V1I1 H..I4., W.
Express, bugEage nnd nil kinds cf work
done promptly. Leave orders at Patton's
sloro. Ii.'
DEPOT EXPRESS.
Meets alt mall and passenger trains Bag
gage and express to all parts of the city.
Prompt service, Telephone No. 70.
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VETERINARY
Condition powders, liniments, heal
ing lotions and ointments, blistering oint
ments, purgative pills and colic medicines al
ways on hand as cheap ns elsewhere
CONSULTATION FREE.
W. C. MITCHELL.
Graduate of Ont. Vet. College, Toronto
Canada.
Office and Despcnsary at Red Front Livery
Stable, Salem, Oregon.
Local agents in all towns nnd localities
and throughout the United States and terri
tories to sell the best washer in use consider
ing its price from $3 to $5. For particulars
address,
J. I). BROWN,
156 Stato street. Salem, Oregon.
Its a winner everytime
Battle Ax Plug in the lead
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To Arms to Arms, EAST AND SOuTr
SLl t tt
Commercial Street, Corner Slate
T.v Capital Printing Company has re
moved to tli.it location. Call on us.
GLANCE AT THIS
Of the Chlcigo, Milwaukee,
Ralhvav and nolo t .."a
transcoi.t.ncnial lines at St. lulTJ?1
and reiiicmber when gnlne east iC0
are lighted with electricity and k
sicam. us equipment S sun.k i"i
llufTet, library., smoking andP 1'
with free rccllnlni rl.nl,. U iU No
car berth 1ms an electric readinelf?'
Its fltninrr nnra nrn !. 1 V',nftl
" b iu iiic UCSt In iV
u.v. ......, uu 10 umcr oners ihstUr
urious accommodat oiu. 'ii,... . ..""fi
reasons for the popularity of Th,
KCC. .UUUOn HCKCt OCCllI In . 1
road office vlll give y !$$&
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j. ...wii, irav.rw,.
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MONEY TO LOAN
Another War,
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A SOUND PROPOSITION.
Hraneiies of study liuvo bL-en nn-
gnmed on tlio common-school sys
tout which lmvo no pluco In hciilthy
ilovolopinont. Onmiuoutul hrauchos,
tho lino arts, tho higher sciences, uh
struso mm hematics tho nicro fads of
dllettantclsin, have heen Included in
tlio studies which aro miido 11 charge
uiHin tho tax-rolls. Taxpayers should
not lie burdened todofray thoexienscs
of study beyond tho lii-niwinw nt
common-school education, as under
stood in law and immer usiuil'o n.
goulan.
The alxivo Is a sound nronosltlon
and tho sooner It Is extended to all
Institutions of higher education, tho
lieller for the noonle. Tho Idea of
taxing the people of Oregon WO.OOO a
year for universities to teaoh young
moil "evolution" and "ethics" bv
such professors as Me-Klroy at ifiVW a
year Is the height of ridiculousness.
dandblllsnlxillsh- bug and stands for tho right of the
iimlsslon and tax American people to buy their bonds. It
I. So r say that lu demnnds Republican legislation for
tlilnktliovniiiriit 'o Ainerlcaii peonlo Instead of for
in UK tnej ought tho corporation, the trusts, the Ixnid-
Holders and syndicates.
ORDKK TIIK JOUHNAL.
C'll'l'.llllltn tlm Haii.v nnil IVvi-ti v
Stand by tho causo of good goverment
for the masses and sound American
nr nclnlns. Tn will mt'iivim .v.oi.i,,,.
on sliver. Don't send sliunns.
Hood's is Wonderful.
No liSJ ivnnitorfiil urn tlm ....w,o..
I.fllllllllulin.l 1... lln.l... Li... .11 .
- "'"i 'v. iiuuiin oaihuparuia,
OVOIl irtii' ntlioi- iti-iMi,-,itlio .....I
pliyslclans' prescriptions liavo failed.
'1 10 reason, however, Is simple.
iien 1 no mood is enriched and purl
fled, disease disappears and good
iiiiuui imiinis, ami noou's Karsapa
rllla Is the 0110 true blood pnrlller.
Hood's pills aro prompt andclllclent
and do not purge, pain or gripe,
2.) cents.
50,000 men. women and childern wanted to
buy the stock of furniture, carpets, maitlnps.
etc., of T. A. Rotan for the next Co davs at '
cost or less, to make room tor spring goods.
I mean what I say, am also going to add a
large line of wall paper and moui Jlng to my
stock. J. a. ROTAN,
hasta Route.
OF TIIK
Southern Pacific, . Co,
Rush
On farm land security. Special
rates on large loans. Loans
considcicd without delay
HAMILTON & MOIR
Hank bulldlm,
MONEY TO LOAN!
On city or farm property.
Over Rush's Bank,
T. K. FORD
IK I
HIT
WOLZ li MIESCKF. Prnm,
Dealars In all kinds of fresli and salt meats,
fip'Fresh sausago a specialty,
I7 COMMERCIAL ST.
Voters dont get the Impression
that any man Is Indlspenslblo in the
public service. There aro plenty of
nblo men.
Almost ?
Distracted
S
rmm.
GEO. FJENDRICJI'S
MEAT MARKET.
3Jl Commercial st. Cottle lllock
Successor to CM Heck & Co.
Best meats lu tlio city. Prompt delivery at
lowest prices.
California Express Train Run dally between
lumanu aim san rraucisco.
South
8:50 p. m.
1 1 :oo p. m.
1 10145 a. m.
iv. rortlanit at.
lv. Salem I v.
ar. San Fran, lv,
I North
no'am,
7:00
Bicfclon'a Arnica Halve
'Hie beu Salve In the world fot Cuts.
Bml.,1, Sore., Ulcen, Salt ttheum. Fev"
Sores. Ttfiirr rhin.,i 1.. ...1. rl.l,ll..,,
... 1 ..1 ci V. " " "". v."iiuiins.
U'l bkui Lruptwn., and posituely cures
Plkt or no 1 y r.-;iu.rcd. It t, Bur4lc.l "
tiL.'.. ""kuoh ormunev rerumledr
Jdcoaj cenn a Ih rorulAy Fred A,
WEArSEN
CSJF.?.,A? IF DY MAO IC.
. ........ v, ,.v diinnouj bouia lead at
Iuuio lur a nook
nil liuuly r,vr
flly, quickly
una pcruwueutij'
rvctoml. Kawai
irrrlnefrom
nClkntii
fardtfUuorwthU
llllloly ftdvlea.
'lull itrc&tUh. ass
rAirWCS jff
Jfey' -JV AiV V
The Oregouhiit dropped the sneclal
session of the legislature like a hot
iKitato when Tin: Joukn.u. proinised
that If one were held tlio- Keptibltcan
party throw tho old ring leadorshlp
overlnmrd.
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SALEM WATER CO.
Offices Willamette Hotel Bulldln"-.
For water service apply at office. Bills
liavaule monlhlv In niluin xr.i.. .11
complaints at the office.
upen spicket to prevent freezing, posl.
tlvelv Drohtliltnl Pn l.l.i i ' .1,..
If in danger of frcering to have stop and
waste gate closed seo section 3 rules and reg
ulation. No deduction In bills will be al.
lowed for absence or for any cause whatever
unless water is cut of from premises.
W.A.Cusick 3J. II. Albert.
President. ICashier.
Capital
m
Mona
Above trains stop at East Portland, Oregon
City, Wo ilburu, Salem, Turner-Maifon,
1J.MCIMJ11, vwuany, Aioany junction. Irving,
hugene, Creswell, Drain, and all stations
from Roseburg to Ashland, inclusive,
HOiiEiiURQ MAIL DAILY.
North
MONEY JO LOAN.
p iuuo 10 loan in one sum or any
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Salem during the next 30 days. Address
with particulars,
T. 11. luwrrv
s66y, Stark street, t 'Portland, Or
South
fcteWu.m.
ILOOn.iu.
o:20 p.m.
lv. Portland nr.
lv. Snlnm lv.
ar. Itoseb'g lv.
South
4:00 p.m.
0:15 p.m.
BALKM PA8SKNOER.
1:10 p.m.
2:20 p.m.
o:.io a.m.
lv. Portland nr.
nr. Salem lv.
I North
10:05 a.m.
8:00 n.m
DINING CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS
aud second-class sleeping cars attached to all
trainu.
WEST SIDE DIVISION,
Between Portland and Corvallis, dally (ex
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7:30 a.m. I
l2;iSpm.
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Portland.
Corvallis,
Ar 6!io p,
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FARM FOR SALE!
160 acres, located fl mlUc .....tnmr. ..
station, Vamhili county, and i miles south
ot Oaston. 17 ocres of hops, large hop house.
20 acres tvhtat lanH m ,.,... -....i :
beaver-dam: mosl of the balance well set in
a Vnriefv of tntni- nntu. r:..i t, .
rock, easily put in cultivation, with sprinn or
V . ' H "l"'5'' "' sen in tracts
01 40 acres or ninri" nt tiri.. f.. .o. .
ward, according to location andlimnrov.
ments. Easy terms. For further particulars
Inquire of Wm, H.EGAN,
1 4 m Gervals.Or
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tlon has nothing to do but nominate
one Mipremo Judge, district Judges
ami attorneys and memtwrs of tlm
stato Ixuml of equalization.
The directors of tho Kimono suhnni
district show tlio proper spirit lu ask-
ingrora light levy to keen tlm .,iw
Uo schools running for tho ensuing
year.
THinnmnnE nnil frt& .....,i.. .- --
r?T9UW AWB """'Vftcoitao.i't want n siwolal
FC !ui flnnjr fi "ft HS$l0n f th0 WUlatuw or any other
Harvey Scott don't want n siwolal
FME HfUfiJl 110 BlTccin y ,0IWttluw r J- other
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followed by an impotent, v.uKeneJcoii.U.
Mon of the Brv0 ceuwm, ringms In the
ar, und Uoplo4s, wlsomble nlehU J
Dr. Miles' , M,k- Ku?e Ml.
Maf) 1W eiruonton St., Kit-
Nervine rt. iuj., wys. .Nl
R?;tnrtc roui ,roul,'o haj made
ivdlUlCb wo nearly Insaue aud
Health physician wow uuuble
" ahh'"' to!ie,pW8 yo7;
wiu almctst gouo 6Ua ovory llttla tbluc
I roa I, fcttwd I vim becoruluit a wanlao. I
UMUteed all wu ot .Ml thin" 4 w
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NOTICE.
Notice 1$ hereby piven that sealed plan,
and specifications will be received until Feb
ruary 3 1896, at 10 o'clock, a. m., for a hos.
Pl.af building at the Soldiers' Home. W
burg, Oregon. Said building to be or wood
ne story Gigh. with bcmeni; separate roomi
or four Inmates and a ward large enouch for
rPietr ani,,,e "in""ed cost not to
ceed scooo. Th ri... ..i ......
Jmust include .5??
2fifiMn,Ci,Hrf,.,nodVn Mn'tion strictly ob-
SiS?,i!nd d,rei$ei ,0 the underfed,
otatc Houie, alenl, Oregon,
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7i5 P. m. 1
Ar
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8:25 a, m,
6:50 a.m.
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