ESEEnnSaSESS 1WHW1V imimiiM FVl r Daily Capital Journal. BY HOrBR DROTHBR8 l" ..,.. 7.. Jill. Jianvyocoit. iwm uu FBIDAY, .TAX 24, 1890. ANNOUNCEMENT. I hereby nnnounce myself ns a candidate for Hie onice of COUNTY ASSESSOR subject to tlic will of the rounty Hcpubllcnn convention. i-w J. A. VAN BATON. MEET THEM, GOVERNOR! Yes, moot tliom more tlian half way, the sham reforniors from Portland, who want n special session for political nurpoo,to repair tholr broken fences, and pet back Into the graces of the people! Give them n passion, und give It to them hard. Call them together to pass a law taxing all corporations 2 nor cent on their Bros earnings and rulleve the land tax. Call them together to nlxiIMi the nillro.nl commiS'ilon and that other corporation body guard, the state Iward of equalization. Tree the locks at Oregon City and cancel t heir elec tric llglit contract. Call them together to re-enact the mortgage tax law, pas a maximum freight law, abolish pasts by which one-fourth of the pcoplo ride free, and let all ride at one-fourth less. Wipe out the American book trust steal and the chair of ethics at Eugene. Call the Portland reformers to Salem for these purposes and see how they will conic. Call them together In the Interest of tho people and head off their scheme. So far It has only been an attempt to throw tho responsibility for breaking their pledges of promised reforms upon your shoulders nnd the shnuldors of men who kept their promises and who arc willing towito. again for all reform measures. You hold tho cards, Governor. Meet their bluff with genuine trumps and a long suit In the Interest of the over-burdened taxpayer. Theso robbers and boodlers who started this apodal session movement pretend to have becomo suddenly lr tuousnnd economical and solicitous for tho welfare of tho people. If any of them have repented and reformed, glvothema chance to confess their sins, revert) their records of extrnva Banco nnd plundering, and pose before tho people as jwlltlcal saints. A Kpcrlnl session In tho truo Inter est of the coplu will save a great deal of money and rid tho state of a gang that Is now preying oil the tax payers and laughing In tholr sice en becauso they think they are making a howling succa-vs of their pretence of .1 toucli of genuine reform measures. Sec how they would enjoy themselves passing such bills as the lower house would send In-to them. There is need for many reforms and retrenchments In Oregon. The faith ful representatives of the people can be trusted. Under the'pressure of pub lic sentiment the viper's nest of corruption nt Portland could be cleaned out and economy enforced. Let this special session talk end or let there be a session for once In the history of Oregon directly responsible to the tieople and to serve the people instead of a corrupt gang that by special legislation takes a half million annually oufr of the public tr asury for Its own bnellt, nnd millions In directly out of the pockets of the people. WAY IT Phenomenal Demand for Weekly Newspaper, IT ADVOCATES POPULAR MEASURES Characteristic Letters From All Kinds of People. A SIMPLE QUESTION. The political question In Oregon is a very simple one. It is the old Port- laud machine versus the people. That was the plain Issue In the last state convention. The ring slate was all broken to pieces. A new deal was ordered. Jo Simon and his sa tellites caught onto Judge Lord and pretended to claim they nominated him and sought to control him and his administration. Hut he broke loose from them on the senatorial question, nsdld Illngcr Hermann, and the machine threatens evil to both of those men for casting their Influence with the people on that oc casion. The unfortunate thing about It all is that the people of Portland must take all their Information through a ring organ, and there Is no dally newspaper there to take the side of the people against the machine. The machine rewards men for loy nitty to the machine, not-forjloynllty, to the people. The people know all about that. There will be rings and combines tint HI doomsday, Hut the old ring machine that has dictated federal and state patronage In Oregon slnco twenty years is so rotten tlint It stinks nnd Is unworthy the support of all decent Americans citizens. lYot there are men blindly tlolnir its bid ding In hope of gnlnlng spoils thereby. Tho slmplo question In the legisla ture was loyalty to that old machlno that was whipped out of Its Ixxits In the last state convention, or loyal- uy to tne party platform and to the pledges made the pcoplo of a new deal. That Is the question today. Those who were loyal to tho corrupt ma- chlnej must answer to tho people for meir raise stewardship. The new deal will go on. The pcoplo will tnke no steps backward. PUBLISH THE TRUTH. The Salem Statesman Is publishing economy and soilolludo for retrench- a Raruled report of the inent and roform. They hate the gen- proceedings, ami on bills that ulno things as tho devil Is said to (lis like holy water. Take tho reins In your hands, Oov crnor, nnd give them a whirl around, evidence of Tim nhonomenal circulation of the tVHBKLY CAPITAL JOURNAL Ill ail I lie postolliccs of Western Oregon causes a great deal of comment, and needs some explanation. Orders keep pour ing in bv every mall, and while nnmes are struck oft the list as soon ns a sub scription expires the additions .sur pass the expirations. IT IS THE CHKAI'HflT "Weekly In tho state. One jear $1.00, six months 50 cents, three months 2o cents. At this low price all can afford to take an Oregon Weekly, and thec hard times they naturally take the cheapest. It is too cheap to do w lib- out it, nnu conuuetcu on me cnsn in advance basis, they know they will not have ii bill run on them. TUB PEOPLE WANT IT. The people will not pay cash In ad vance for a naner unless they want It and appreciate It. Tub Wp.rkly Is ns popular as the une cent uail,y wnicii is conceded 10 dc me most pop ular daily in Western Oregon. A man brought in a silver half dollar the other dav and ordered It for two months. He said: "1 can't get work thts winter. I can get along without one meal a day. Hut I can't get along without The One Cent Daily. These lonir. cloudy, rainy, winterdays It comes a welcome messenger tocheer the whole family." The people feel the same wav about the Weekly. FROM NETAIITS HAY. comes a cheering letter from a subcrl- uer at .etarts. ureiron who encloses a dollar and writes: "Dear Kmtehs: The Jouhnal has the true Republican ringnbout it. I wish that oery paper In the coun try would advocate the peoples cau us The Journal does. I will do all 1 can for The Joukxal W. C. O'HARA, A Republican of -the school of A bra- nam Lincoln." Mr. O'Hara Is not afraid to sign himself un Abraham Lincoln Ilenubll- can and The Jouhnal feeN proud to be considered n champion of Abraham Lincoln Republicanism. KIIOM MAINE TO TEXAS, Come orders for The ai Weekly Journal. Silver dollars arc sent. .louii iioim, Lining, Texas, sends us a big dollar of the daddy in a com mon envelope. It Is one of those "In Clod WoTrust." dollars, coined In 1803. good enough for any American, and good cnouL'h for anv newsnaner. The Journal is the only silver Daily and Weekly In Oregon. The Journal is the only Dally and Weekly In Oregon that lights tho whole gold bond hum bug and stands for the right of the American neonle tobnv thnlrlwinrU. Tr demands Republican "legislation for me American people Instead of foi tho corporation, the trusts, the bond holders nnd syndicates. order the journal. Circulate the Daily and Weekly. Stand by the cause or good govcrment for the masses nnd sound American principles. We will paycxtm postage iwirt seuil stamps. ATES jk r a ylr Jvl vc8k r&KM m siMli 'HARD TIMES PRICESI rhe time are haid and I ptopote to give the public hard lime? rlcss. New fnclorjr shoes.plaln With toei and calki : 3 Hand-mide Heel slioei .... . 2 oo Irack shoeing 250 ' Jack" IZarMns, loo Chcmekela street. Capital Transfer Co, i .ITARRVCTOWNPROP.' ' ExpreiibntcRer8!r,SaH kind cf work ne promptly. Leave order at Pallon "-' liAl done promptly storo." ! DEPOT EXPRESS. I Meets all mall and passenger trains Bag gage and express to, all parts of the city. 1 Prompt service, Telephone No. 70. . JAMES RADER. (8) A High Flw . tevxA&M vesLis&&gi22gM& ev ' rimRiirilKif&i wM I Ymr PLUG The largest piece of Good tobacco ever sold for 10 cents VETERINARY Condition powder, liniments, heal ing lotion and ointments, blisteiing oint ments, purgative pills and colic medicine al way on hand a cheap as elsewhere. CONSULTATION" FREE. V. C. MITCHELL. Graduate of Ont. Vet. College, Toronto Canada. Office and Despensary It Red Front Livery Stable. Salem, Oregon. ftiap, Milwaukee & Si. Paul Il'y, Sf, PAUL v ft : fo t i KLnNEaOTAJSV'O 4$ . A I 41 'aV' & ,W O W A T 7 AGE U III T WANTED Local agents in all towns and 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. B. BROWN, 156 State street. Salem, Oregon. To Arms to Arms, EAST AND SOUTH ZLZL frniiiiercial Street, Corner Slate Tho Capital Priming Company has re mined to iImi location. Call 01 us. GLANCE AT THIS MAP. Of the Chicago,. Milwaukee and hi PiDi Railway and 'nolo its connection Wlth ,1 transcontineniallih,e at St. Paul and OmilL and remember when going east that its triS are lighted with electricity and heated u steam. Its equipment is supeib. EI..m Biiflei, library, smoking and sleeping X with free reclining chairs. Each smS car berth has an electric read.ng Iamp,aS iU dining car aro the best in the wM Other line are longer than this, but n-." arc shorter, and no other offers the aboe li urious accommodations. These are suffieirei reasons for the popularity of "The Milwi kee." Coupon ticket agent in eerr rail road cilice will give yon further informit,!' or address C.I.EDDY, General Agent, J. V. CASEV, Trav. Pas,. Agent. PortUnd GODEY'S MAGAZINE, (ESTABLISHED 1830) ' Volume CXXXII begins January, i8a6 During 1896 Godey' Magaiines will conui. Another War, 50,000 men, women and childem wanted to buy the stock of fumiturr, carpets, mattings, etc., of J. A. Rotan for the next 60 days at cost or less, to make room for spring goods. I mean what I say, am also going to add a large line of wall paper and moulding to my Stock. T.A. ROTAN. VIA- 011 silver. Hood's is Wonderful. Xo loss wonderful are tlie cures ac complished by Hood's Sarsaparllla, even after other nrenamtlnni iimi physicians' prescriptions havo failed. 'I ho reason, however, is simple. r'o FULiO HAH J V) JIB Shasta Route.- OF THE Southern Pacific Co. lore 10 LOAN Onfaim land sicurity. Special Loans Bush rates on larce loans. cunsidcied without delay HAMILTON & MOIR Hank building. MONEY TO LOAN I On city or farm property. Over Bush's Bank., T. K. FORDJ WOLZ & MIESCKE, Props. Dealars in all kinds of fresh and salt meats. IL-i resn sausage a apecialiy, ALST California Express TrainRun daw between Portland and San Francisco. 171 COMMERCE When the blood Is cnrlplx-ri nml unri tied, disease ilKmrwir nml ikui legislative! health returns, and Hood's Sarsana- never! r"i!iHPtJ,.V,"c..tIu.? .J mUcJ. . iws.scd and that noone expected would and do not purge, pain or gripe, over pass. Hut that Is not an excuo ccnt ior voting ror lliem. Hut Is It not am -maclkav.-t. T. Geer, W. T, I Ilamsdcn, John Cralg,Sr.,and Clarence total depravity on the Kimnmi vJr., i7;V.?rii!: ". '"""Ji:" tho track of economy nnd loulBl.it inn iwrtof thelcuMsiator. 1 Portland comontlim f nni.i,iin.... " "" 1 for the people. Take the wind out of aro concerned, they did If. 11a n mnttni. i.r ...i....i..i . i. wl,. .,. ...I u "'"' " I'tlllUI HO, AS GEO. FENDRICII'S MEAT MARKET, 31I Commercial st. Cottle Block Successor to C. M Beck & Co. Bert meats in tho city, Prompt delivery lowest prices. at A A 5m5t lifi&icir. Gentle Corrective . !. . mi. . . . . . . v..tWiiviiM So far as the men w ho ioti .. 1 1. ' I . ..! ' ?. c "D. ,s. pepB reorganized ...w itiv liii imj mil? 111 run Rrrnnrrnar in - jwrtago rallrtiail aro concerned. thov'QTWn- "DR. MILES, c 15 a Ben efactor to Thousands." lier becoiurt lmrllv t. tllC OtllV WtlV to cllOCk tlu nvtnrMnn of fniwfttt'K ttmonoiMly that was taking all there ThrouCh His Ne77ln . ,.-............ ,,:,, more iiua 111 il nilOIL crotl 111 Kliurn 1 aim i lie unplug tuat ... come with the oidlnary K to haul It to Portland, and the I"" The best medical wnvn . v ...... -j "". iv .1, iiiiuo.ij corjxira tlon lawjers.w ho were president of the sonato and ehalrmen of ItnjHirtaut house committees fought the bill the lloor of tho Authorities agree that InirgulaliiicttiebonrW mild tUCtllutli arc nrf. tiable l'or eerr dc. laiigeuienlof tlielUcr. iouiat.li and bowels. tUmetinr ucr coated IMlla aic moil ytfctiu TUey to about their u? on house, showed tlut they did not want any man who wasa frloud of tholrs to vote on It. Open ft ,' wnralnth- rior hae boon ti mnttor of principle P- ISX$ Ithlue editor of thl, iMiwr. Il,l,,u X VfM fought In a small way to the b&.t of work in an cur ud lunnnl yy ami their KixMiajrr. 11 ineynienl r. nclns- Of the Choice!. t-OHrrt, luted gt table ex. Iran. iln.u . .1. more than other nlli. "Is ability on onen rivers ovnrin,.., i, fmtttil ft l. ..A vm '. nu )i Aom foity to foit,. camo to 0rW' 'l Miall continue to ' four ate tint un In eeli iln ji ,it v.,r. ................. otd tllioneli cheaper mad e piu."Ul M ' e ,,,,c ' lbc I Tho M,,c on frvt " bo- IxKiks for tho lWj'TS ?N I .'w ft-SSiSP .KirMvy-ii: 2bsv SALEM WATER CO. Office: Willamette Hotel Bulldincr. tor water sen ice apply at office. Bills pajaoie montniy in advance. Make all complaints at the office. Open spicket to present freezing, posi. tlvely prohibited. Care should bo taken If in danger of freezing to have stop and waste gate closed seo section 3 rules and reg ulation No deduction in bills will be a. lojed for absence or for any cause whatever unless water is cut of from premises. bouth S'So p. .11:00 p, t 0:45 a. TvT lv ar. 1'ortiand Salem San Fran. I North ai. lv. I lv. I :io am. 7:00 Abote trains stop at East Portland, Oregon City, Wo dburu, Salem, Turner, Marion, lefterson. Albanv. Albany Tunrtion Irvlnn tugene, Lreswell, Drain, and all station irom uoseuurg to Ashland, Inclusive. ROSEBURG MAIL DAILY. MONEY TO LOAN. 1 nave 5ooo to loan In one sum or any fractional part not less than $300 To loan in i.iu uuiuiu me near 1011a with particulars, .,. . " HAWLEV, uu;'t oiarK sireer, ; Portland, Or FARM FOR SALE! South 8:30 n.m. 11:00 a.m. 5:20 p.m. lv. Portland nr. lv. Salem lv. nr. Itosob'g lv. i Sorth Soutl SALKM PASSENOKR, r T 4:00 p.m. 0:15 p.m. lv. Portland ar. ar. Salem lv. 36o acres, located y mile west of Wapata 'Station, amhill county, and iJJ miles south uiou. 17 acres otnops, large hop house, -- -v.w miMi mnu, 10 acre meadow and beaver dam: mosl of the balance well set in a variety or tame grasses. Good soil, no rock, easily put in cultivation, with.spring or creek on everv jo ar win ..111- ... 4:40 n.IU. of 40cres or Von. . v.. i'" ilo 1 .. 1 -:-0p.m. ward, according to location audi improve- j K.im.1. tor lurtner uanicular WM. II. EGAN, Gervais, Or 8:30 a.m. I North 10:05 n.m. 8:00 a.m. W. A. Cusick President. n. iwim nc OR SALEM. Transact a general banking business. I'.ml.il BJ. II. Albert. ICashier. DINING CAKS ON OGDEN ROUTE PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS and second-class sleeping cars attached to all trains. WEST SIDE DIVISION, Between Portland and Corvallis, daily (ex cept Sunday. 1 7130 a.m. I Lv. Ii5pm.f Ar. Portland. Corvallis. Ar Lv At TSiio l'!35 lbanv and Corvaliu mnn., .. t.u trams of Oregon Central & Eastern Railroad, 4:45 P- m 7i5 P. m. 3&Trs Z.r,!;:l """': " h S'ssrssriE'iaa ix iik iitraiikt.t iinr.. "- i- uua.,. -. . .. - " - a,oS.nreiH?i,0,,-io,uf,owTcMt dtnteM reconls as agnliM Ilofer appeme.coaUdtoiiBue. ludlaest on. oniv. h.i rt-.i 1 pepsia. wndy belching, "htait.buS .. miouier sin they iiii anu uuuck aer eal uir. ...! Vl,..i7:.i uerangt bowel. fore aro roadv tn nnc a-.i. ,, , 1. . . menu of the Uver, atowach .ad .. - KWue lor. At Put mi in teiled ol... xl.l. .1.:.- the Drt'VluilS nvslan M..vi.. i.lu. . Ian freah aud nlTabU iv7.:r.'L" ..."... .. " suuuiwi iftlaaative. orii,la,.r.i-.- ..' :i"? iiiniugii Hie Amorlivin luv- ......... Vc4tedU,,,c'u,M '' l"l.l rt-r contract that tatediy.'nVrXZr0,efefc T UtlWiX ,vxt upon dudbtrcuniwiiioN owwuiaS the iwploor this state (or blxxears UAJt ifi.!2r t? m r striking at that , , J."J?5SS iS?.'""- Hfeatthl. the one l v -w inamjven tho WU- u u (n!, frol blw a better profit, b'lit At M0t who bel .fttSr?""!1 IU. U to 7( wn tariff bill. Wo win aiMl by ttialltd to illy Rddresa. noit.iuM .!.! OMI1 rlvr .! .. .. . . or nieandaddrtsinpolatcini. winVt S l nml March 6tb ISIS, as fnllnw. 1m years ago I iwaaio so nerrou that menial wen: was a burden. I could not wst at nleht ou account of sleepietaneas. Mr attemton aa called to Dr. MlW KMton,. live :erTtBe, and I commencod to use It with the very bo.t effect. Since then I hava kept a u,uia In ray bousa and use It whenew my nervw becimo unatrom:. with alway. Ui auje 6oo4 rult. My son also Dr. AlileS' for hervousaesa wn luo never falUns succc, I havoroeoin. toendetl it tommy an j U cur them. All who aufler trora norve troubles lhnui.t ... i. from dimuim ..-,w "" iii!w.sxrsr -..., "Mvusa ouftenrtne t a, benefactor tothouiauds." A c LEHMVV Editor wd proprietor of Bra Laj,,,, Dr. MIW eTln U aold oa ruarante. SmbottU will benefit or c KfSSS Nervine Restores NOTICE. Notice is hereby piven that sealed plans ana specifications will he r-u.,i i.mit v. Pital building at the Soldier' Home. Rose ourg, Orecon. Said buildmr. m K. r no story high, with basement; separate room or Tour inmites and a ward large enough for so persons, and the estimated cost not to ea- .r.&'i T,,e$eP!ln "i specifications jmust include every thing necessary for a com. oplete 1 structure, modem sanitation stnctly ob- btate House, .Salem, Oregon. . . D. F. AU.BV, Lhairman Eaecutlve Committee. IS-3W f .rn.'id Luilder servo --a lanc J!s&m smBmP Express train daily except Sunday. Lv. Tortland Ar. J 025 a. m". Ar. McMinville 1,1 6ico. m. 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