Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, January 29, 1896, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text"nfiffFfffTi If m wn nng rH -si Vt i '( .H r HH- I lit'1 . If ; ri- r:'v t,. i it' ( r5 . i hut )! EMU IMMHI'NWH lf-ju want sure relief for limbs, use n Bear in Mind Not ono of tlona It ai good at the genuine. Daily Capital Journal BY HOKICK J3KOTHICKB, WEDNESDAY. JAN. 29, 1800. ANNOUNCEMENT. I hereby announce myclf ns n cniidldnte for the olllco of COUNTY ASSESSOR subject to the will or the county Kepubllcan (invention. d-w .1. A. VAN EATON. A PORTLAND REFORMER. Since the Orejtonlnn editor luis lv co no n reformer, ho Is never so hnppy now linn ho dlwovew one of his own kidney, 11 man after his own heart. As pants the heart for the clear cool waters of tho mountain brook, bo pants Harvey Scott after the real friend of tho people! The Oregon Ian linn found such an one In Hon. It. 0. Smith, of Josephine county, a member of the legislature who was so occupied with Important matters at Portland during tho session that ho had not time to perfect his own bill to change the judiciary In Southern Oregon to innko olllces for more members of his own profession. While Smith was a member from Southern Oregon, he was Intensely loyal to the Portland gang. He sneezed whenever they took snuff, absented himself when required, "stood In'' nlways, and ns chairman of the railroad committee did their bid ding like u llttlo mail. When a re form liirasnio was wanted from his committee he had to lie dragged up from Portland by the hair of the head and compelled to produce It by force. He twice got away with the Eastern Oregon portage railway bills, and now bills had to lie got up at tho last moment, so loyal was ho to tho Portland corixiratlon gang. Tho talonts or such a reformer are not going to bo lost to tho world I r Harvey Scott can holp It. Ho wantsa special session now, called and cngl iieoicd by Smith, or Josephine. We look ror tho jieoplo to arise en masse and second tho motion ror a reform session In charge of Scott and Smith, the eminent Portland reformers. The supremo court In tho Eastern Oregon asylum ciimi.k'ouim to take tho ground that It cannot enjoin tho gov ernor from executing nu unconstitu tional law because the three depart ments of government are co-ordinate. This reads a little like one or Pen iioycr's American Law Review artl cles. There Is an obsciimliliiMn iim decision, Iiowever, that the secretary of state can be enjoined from drawing warrants to pay out money appropri ated by tho legUlatuie for mi uucoii- Ktltutlonal puopose. .Perhaps some bixly will act opon this hlnt.-Ore- gonlaii. It is said that "according to recent statistic, M7.0I:! or tho farms of the country are occupied by negroes, nud 120.738 are owned by such occupants. The negro race hits not made so much progress In commercial .or nmnufaot tiring vocations, but Its showing In agricultural I certainly eredlla e, uiul that Is porbably the line In which It Is most likely to succeed." The Common People. AsAbrulmm Lincoln eallod them, do WhnY n,l,!.a."ll0.iaK,ut l,!,ulr ailment. LaKt,10 w,i!1 ,8!v tiietlluluo that will euro them. Tho simple, honest state- Liii"" J"'Ot tll.tl IIIHKIH burbUtlU- rill 1 iHiiYii nu." u ti im.i ..z. l..rr!? !vi,ra,v.orc,r V.,u ""wllclno. n 11ft Z s what many thousands voluntarily say. .J..W "''"nMlw Hst arterHlln .VeWlU,A ,!,.lsl c,llV"t". i'uro head- ,,vv. Mi WII19. WEAK MEN curiKD A3 F BY MAn in. Ylctlow ot t.ot Manhood sluuHl send at fi'iKQ iur noon liateipUluiliQw ull waulr ybjor nnd Wfuwuently Twtotd. oioau QtirlQBfroD fuirtrjraih, 3 total tut IO0 aro luirmrhut to evrv pvnion d rort Uity. Hitil wilt. ty. Hiit with rvv-iilvAi froaft(i! umoo, use an Allcock f ""L-o. ESlENEllOUOO-BUFFilLO;.:?; luauj-iunuotli I'liUcalloii. pln Jn tho back, tide, chest, or Porous Plaster the host of counterfeit! and ImlU A STRONG PLEA. Tlicgood fulfil, prestige, honor and llfn of Die llonublleaii party are at stake. Thrw whom the party has placed In power should reckon the cost of hesitation In this matter, If good can be accomplished. This Is the only question to be considered. The time when men will tramp half the night and carry a torch to elect a schemer Into a state or county odlcc on the tariff or money question is rapidly passing. The people want faithful, honest service, ns economically ob tained as It Is In private buxluoss, and they will have It. The Itepubllcan party can now give It to them. Will It? If our Populist friends would abandon their China money and refer endum and turn their attention to this alone, they would prove of u last ing bencllt; but that would be too sane for them. Hut they will seize on It as a campaign pretext, and may win. Then we can be comforted with the sweet thought that we were no worse than others. I hope this will not be called cither an apology or a Justification. ItoiiEitTO. Smith. Mr. Smith was chairman of the railroad committee In the house and when a bill was wanted for passage It had to bo recalled from him by the house. He dodged voting on the rail road commission repeal. FOR CONQRESS. Albany Herald: Marlon county has at least four candidates far Mr. Her mann's seat In congress. They aro C. II Moores, Tlhnon Ford, T. T. (leer and Col. Hofer. Judge Ilcan, It Is said, has declined to run. II. II. Mil ler, of Grants Pass, Thomas Tongue, oMIIIlsboro andOcerge Drowned, of Oregon City, aro also In the race. Linn county has no candidates, and Albany will furnish neutral ground upon which to make tho selection when tho congressional convention Is called. Tho editor of Tins Jouhnat. must be counted out of tho above list. Ho Is not so modest as to say ho would not take tho nomination, hut he does not think It? Is In tho cards. There are men in this district who have served In the ranks of tho Republican party for twenty or thirty years who are entitled to more consideration. Experience In legislation and acquaint ance with tho needs of tho state should count for something. And It will. The McKlnlcy Itepubllcan Club or Drownsvlllo, at a recent, meeting, by a unanimous vote, resolved that "wo pledge ourselves not to vote ror any man who will not pledge hlmseir to supiKirt every measure, consistent with public weirare, to reduce taxa tion." Tho club would do better to help nominate men who do not go In to iniike money out or iolltlcby serving the machine. Resolutions tiro well enough, but work to educate repre sentatives to a proper sense or ropon slblllty to tho people Is lwtter. It Is not a crime, as some oeein to think, far a Republican to favor the in 1. . . "iniiiaiivoaiHl referendum." Thlnk- PopleiiialUothat soino cheek must bo placed on legislatures, and the only chock that remains, and wo liellevo InilHirtant measures, ntfivtlng all eltl xensaud tax-pajeis should rt 1k submitted to them. Mr. Iluruiituu hits lieou going to havo the upper Wllliunetto Improved over vv "-"vKHiiiK to congress the first tune. and glv Salem su t(l llllllln lilj tii. ...... .,-. ,.... " "hh , uui 01 courshe winnut. AtilioMiMM. tMU. mir 11W. dletlonlstlmtMr. Uernmnnwui m.t take a rostwwiHllwMof thoOwgonhin nMl Htatesniau. - Albino Democrat, Ili li.iu im.i .i..i. . .. the avstem. thcrp U ,.n ':l",.r", uPon ceed tcrwi.. ti,. .. ....1 ...','., the river Is Ins, ,,nM r .... Sh. 5r.P?ra.n &' n. W ffi lluAe "? e."y r . com- -v ido iiiiii iiiiiiiv riFiiu 111 it d ' . -.-T- ' mu iiic&L-rinTinti --- -"- tiivv ariuiia umi iiirrinr.irinnf .. ,. -.iv. wis Dr. R. V PlVirvT ri.ur vtr 5H,ny Jeara "i'"-"'VutiraoaernanUtion strictly ob- oMr.Heriiinniiaclmucett.iest. ' elan to the inwhiffi ite'lllS WJ': Jr"!!Jnd Mrewed to the undemxned. SUUe.snian..ront n-i... J .?. T lb.fTalo. n"T ha7 ,?"TS "" . "". UiejJon. ., ,, ,. " miimi nvome rreacriptlon" iu the ViiIm... 1-1. ,. . r.AUKV, It tho IXunoomt.nitil It v(11l,l nu 2"ome,1l which tad long been bUsil l ha,rman Lxecutivo Committee. miim to nuond the oorSWn-ytS ineetlllL' tnnlftlit ,l ... ... . i ?'!. UtMehedaiv , "- "h lueiovytf sohool tax. mlllrsAM ...... fmsSS! AT TUB Nltim. The MneWfUfy anil f 'fovfilflni lit Uegln Running Tab. jd. ' Mr 3 I? Tlllotion, 'bo has Uad finw of clearing (lie rond IxiUvfriii Onto mid tlifHnntlnm mines returned to Albany Saturday, anya the Demo- crvtt, lmvlng completed his tror) Though ihorc Is eleven feet of nnow nt the summit, and It has rained and mowed alternately tile machinery Anil provisions are nil In. Most of the machinery was In place, and It wos expected to have everything In run ning order, so that the. entire twenty stamps will start upoii February Jld. There Is about 10,000 tons of ore on the dumps ready for use, but of course some of this Is surface ore and will not lw used at least for some time. The mill will start on sonic average ore from the Interlor.probably running twenty-five dollars to the ton, perhaps more, forty tons a day will be nboiit the capacity of the mill. About fifty men are at work. While the decision leaves the con stitutional question untouched the effect will be that the state legisla ture can order public buildings erected wherovcr It pleases, nnd It will be dlnicult to restrain the action. It will mean in the future the location of state buildings In different parts of the state the same ns under other well regulated state governments. Al bany Democrat. A Practical Question. Why should the people of Portland payany man $1000 a year for sitting in tho city council when the same seat could be Just as acceptably filled for half the money? That Is ono or the ques tions that no political twiddling or shnflllng can get around. Portland Telegram. Beware Of Ointments for Catarih contain Mercury, that aj mercury will surely destroy the sere of smell and completely derange the whole sys tem when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions reputable physician, rs the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can dcrUe from them. Hull's Catarrh Cure, manufadlured bv F. I. Clienev & Co , Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and s taken internally, acting directly upor he blood and mucous surfaces of the systcir.. In buying Hall' Catarrh Cure be sure you cCt tho genuine. It is taken Internally, and made In Toledo Ohio, by F. J. Chcny &Co. Tc. timonlals free. ftvbolh by Druggists, price 75 cents a bot tie. The Ideal Panacea. Jamas L. Francis, Aldcrmnn. Chi cago, says: "I regard Dr. King's New Discovery as an Ideal- Piiiuippii f. Coughs, Colds and Lung Complaints, having used It In my famllv for the last live years, to the exclusion of phv sleliiiis1 prescrldtlonsorolher preimrii tlons." Rev. Joint lbirmis. K'ooU-nL- im r'tes: "I havo been u Minister or he Methodist Episcopal Church for tirty years or more, and have never found anything so beneficial, or that gavo me sucli speedy relief ns Dr. viugs iew Discovery." Try this iwi-111 vuiiKii liuiuetiy now Trlal Hot- ties nee Fred A. Lei egg's Drug Store. Children Cry for Plfrnhar's Castorla. Linn county wants the blue rlblKiu for the lowest county levy, ror Its 15 miles, and Marlon tor Its U miles. Astorlan. Attend the school meeting this eve ning. A"RUN.D0WNfM "tired OUt" nom.n who complains or backache, headache, .vc w uppcuie, ex. !feme . "M'tude and that "don't care" fcellug Is pretty sure to be sufterinsr from Female Weakness," some irregularity or derangement of the special functions of womanhood. Very often womb troubles ".t thc, "jrves wild with affright and as a fers from Meepleasness, neUousnea, ' ,leT icbuii me woman suf ?,.JB"Sf,...&iif andlUsine,.; ;-" miiu iiiuiLTSiinn lug t-pon local causes. 1,? " 12 rreseription will rei'iore iSTto S?S health.- itutM.i ;'.." ?"." '".Perfect SS&frrs5TS.2 abdomen, you feel fresh B2Bd.,SS,,,Sie V, younii sitl. wh" VuiTw from liSSRrfif0 !' .cataahal b flam'mtiou"ofX K" rtr - ASJsfWtBI flsVlsi U.VIIIUIUHCS CUU31MC n rAM.I.... -V"' f """ ' uy niuety.eiuht ter iV l-2iy ui uii ca&rn. 11 nn nUM.H..r .i- --. ckM7vL:,cf.A!THr UAD lc fwim "" u. 1 iiiBiirTii i i' ,v 5!?i8 " hciu? -ksMi iM,i- vvnn louvLn .( "" . ' Jn' 'win ami Ji-e Ucu WUCc 1 took he hit bottle of Doctor Uou 1 took fi4e te,, wenccd s.rvs.??ra. home r 1 :;.v.'. ay. nLS0' nd noln caused by mlarrlig ud wts try weak wh i. .WnccJ aklue your Ji lltwo of ihc ' w...i. ,' tfsasMMCnk r rvn.w. ys j.iiflJpMyWtS'y To , Test it any way you like. Measure and you PLUG is the landesi ( 3LJr piece of GOOD tobacco ever sold for 10 cents To Arms to Arms, Another Warf 50,000 men, women and chlldern wanted to buy the stock of rurniturf, carpets, mattings, etc., of J. A. Rotan for the next Co days at cost or less, to make rm for spring goods. 1 mean what I say, am also going to add a large line of wall paper and moulding to my stock. J. A. HOTAN, WOLZ At MIESCKE, Props. Dealars in all kinds of fresh and salt meats. CF"Fresb sausago a specialty, 7l COMMERCIAL ST. GEO. FENDRTCH'8 MEAT MARKET. 32l Commercial st. Cottle Ulock Successor to C. M Deck fi; Co. best meats in tho city, Prompt delivery at lowest prices. SALEM WATER CO. Office: Willamette Hotel Building For water service apply at office, bills payable monthly in advance. Make all complaints at the office. Open spicket to prevent freezing, posb lively prohibited. Care should bo taken ifindaiiKcr of freezing 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 ptemli.es. W. A. Cusick J. II. Aldeut. ICashter. I'rehident. ft OF SALEM. Transacts general banking business. NOTICE, Nolicc is hereby given that scaled plaiu and specifications will be received until Feb niu I'eU for a hos. ry 3. low. at 10 o'clock, a. m n'dine "U1!0. .Soldters' " Uo"' rG 0tf' U buildinB ood, . .' ' T " or four inmates and a ward larre enou..h tnr -v. ,.viv.ii, aim u.c estimaieu cost not to ex. laMn -...1 .L f w '" . ' ' and no one is hurt. The undersigned have dUsohed partnership on State street, and has opened a wagon and carriage shoo at 120 ,... - Koi, snn camag shop at t2, Commercial st , in connection witn Spragu SCrounk's bUel-.miiK .,.. ..... ,!. V ue State Insurance building, where I will carry a complete line or carriage and wagon wood opposite the Capital T V a ' ' "m fcay 1 ouild or renair any kind of vehicles or, short nwlce , fKe which hae never been heatd of before. I SS"See I call0 l BlVC V" M'Uf"'l0. - ' t I' tAfttilfil 1 JL. it will find to EAST AND SOUTH ,VIA- hasta Route. OF THE Southern Pacific Co, California Express Train Run daw between Portland and San Francisco. South I J North 8:50 p. m 1'ort.ana .11, ' Salem I v. San Fran. Iv, j H:oo p.m. i 0:45 a. m. 7:00 m. Above trains stop at East Portland, Oregon City, Wo dbum, Salem, Turner. Maifon, Jefferson, Albany. Albany Junction. Irvine. tvugene, Cresvvell, Drain, and all stations rom Kojcuurg to Asniand, inclusive. UOSEBURQ MAIL DAILY. South 8":30 a.in. 11:00 11.111. fi:20 p.m. North 4;10 p.m. Iv. .Portland nr. Iv. Salem lv. ar. Itoseb'g lv. -:o p.m. 8:30 a.m. SALK.At PASSKNGEH. South XT 1 iuriii 4:00 p.m. 0:10 p.m. lv. Portland ar. nr. Salem lv. 10:03 a.m. 8:00 n.m. DINING CARS ON OODEN ROUTE , PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS and second-class sleeping cars attached to all trains. WEST SIDE DIVISION, Between Portland and Cnmllis, dally (ex cept Sunday. 1 Portland. Corvallis. Ar (6:io p. 1 Lv I H35 P. 1 At Albany and Corvallis connect with tra.ns of Oregon Central & Eastern Railroad. Express train daily except Sunday. 4:45 P. m 'L Lv. fortland Ar. J 8:25 a. ml ) Ar. McMlnville Lv 1 6:c0 a. m 75 P. m T1IKOUUII TICKETS to all points in the Eastern States, Canada and Europe can be obtained at lowest ratei ,rE P rnrWiU') E. P, ROOLRS, Asst. G. F. & P. A., R.KOEIILER, Manager. ' '' t;.i..... j ,r..cr.cut Apsroy for oavrir TRAMR &nua DESIGN PAVru l'..r 1 .w.. , "T.Tra.HT8., etc.! .-.:-- "t .st liutftu for securing wtcnu In Am Jm... U--- c- 'yfsnysoleptlflop.Nrlnthe , f?t,-'i. ?J miniiwm ' i Wwklr. 3.011- ' .sf.rT l'i Cam ... u-atrioat. i A ". TiI " ilj ' ii' i jl rQ BSP&'' v Tfiew if AAI "1 lAHF j f .h&&m? k r 1 "-KT 4sSF .JSP .m.w-Amu figF P&JJ nfej? ', .oon-PoUonou-,1 t .v... uim, YTr:. ''" 1 ur ulctn ASHwEHHteViiflUlOa. bri. V4Zlsm AUnlt.vin k mnff V.i.t -. .. . .0 ,lJUflOJr111f.ii.iiiift.iftlJLtirr HARD TIMES PRlteSlir He time M hvlm I piot id gk the" pultildMftiiimfi'"M' I Ort I 0 if 09 HW Mfinrr wr,'inii mid iimm artfl Mll (jaml-made- ll id'' Tin el; liiti'ii.' .... ....... ii t ' lImI lttwkins) iep Chemkin tlree(. , , ... . CaOital .Transfer Co,. IfAKKY TOWN, Illipr. trw Iffiggsije mftl alrkirnl1 cf fiim(tfiyi I-crtve- ortler.i nt I 'a E. . . A fc !.. T. ..S.. - i:pra work done ItOff 'altoVJ li - 3 DEPOT EXPRESS. Meeti all mail and pnnenger tralm Iiflff gage" and ctptw -to all parti of the city. Prompt nervier, Telephone No. 70. 1 JAMES KADEH. VETERINARY Condition powders, liniments, heal ing lotions nnd ointments, bllsteilng oint ments, purgafive pills and qollc medicines nl wny on fund M cheap as elsewhere. CONSULTATION FREE. V. C. MITCHELL. Graduate of Onl. Vet. College, Toronto Canada. Office and Dcpensary at Red Front Livery Stable, Salem, Oregon. In all towns and localities throughout the United States and territories to sell the Fount ain Washer and Steam Cooker, tho best in use. It saves its own price in the wear of clothes in less than six months. .Sent C. O. D.by express, prepaid, for 53.50, in tin; $5 in copper. For particul.us, address J. B. DROWN. 156 State- street. Salem. Oregon. tPZLZL -tk -j- --- iiiiii icml Streel, Corner Slatf Tli Capital Prlnlliij; Company has le moved lo that location. Call on us. MOEYTO LOAN On faun land security. Special rates on larcc loans. Lo; Dans cunideicd without delay HAMILTON & MOIR Panic hulldln-. Bush MONEY TO LOAN I On city or farm property, Over Push's Dank. T.K FORDJ MONEY TO LOAN. I I T I.-..- .. . 1 nave 5ooo to loan in one sum or any fractional part not less than $300 To loan In oniem ouring tne next 30 days. Address with particulars, wo . J- "AWLEY, 206 Stark street, 1 Portland, Or FARM FOR SALE! ...3,u aCvilJf,alcd ' "iles west or Wapata station. Yirtnhlll countv, and i miles south . iuu. 17 ncrcs ot nops, large hop house, so acres wheat lml in ,.,.. ...i.-. ! beaver damt mosi ofhe balance well set in a variety of tame grasses. Ootxl soil, no rock, easily put In cultivation, with'sprinc or creek on every 40 acres. Will sell in tracts or ao.acres or more at prices from $280 up. ward according to location andl improve, mens. Easy terms. For further particulars Inquire of Wm. H. EGAN, 1 4 ,m GervalsOr .TO MAKE ' A too 00 for every $10 invested can be made bv our new Systematic Plau or Speculation. lo 00 and more muli flail.n .,n : AH.. 1 'J ' aiu llivca Chics i'o many PerSOn' Wh "Ve away from h Bhfst referencei furnUhed?' 0 r' iCk e, "Points and Hints." how to make nWev even when on the wrong side of the mrket and other information sent FREE "lu,h,:l .GILMORE & Co., Bankers and Brokers " "Pen Boardof Trade Bldg., Chicago, II , o 3o-3m d&w " Miss Bali's School OPENK1) IN , GUANNWG ITALL, Will receive children from 3 years unward wdr.ji.; r.,r:.JUf.,aae"t. iiud . ..i"" i.1" '"ui";B. music pialr tltilr ..r.,,11; ..1 a".". ."u:' l"al" no ar. i. dl.M.r.i ni, 1 ..'i ,,,..wor o00?. the in. ved accordlngVi-ownru $ r terms and particulars apply t0 Miss .,.. . .1. v. - O. Bal. ,v "gcm ana Lhemeketa Chemeketa sts German Lessons r.' , cs ior children on bat irday at Channing Hall nifc. . Irs,RaP$e 454 Marlon St BANJO LESSONS. teacher rM$0nablC,"m$fc" teacher. an fynrriAnfJ W. A. RAPSEY. 4C,4 Marion st AGENTS V ill. Hira Fortune C H.-LANE, MRRHRAMTTAnAD -4XJL 11 I illlJlfll t4Hm!if)iuiititouknaKm 5T- i llflrtPA 1 J i 1 11,11 vw. 1 i ,111 (im 1 11-. j 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 11 h 1 a 1 Nl. Paul it'y, SSrr?iflT - -- i,J s. . h i ' J vr" , i WINN BOOT A-ifS 6 uft A S - lf GLANCE AT THIS MAP. ui ino mcagoj-wutvatikee and St &., Hallway and note Its cunneclion h . transcontinental nei at S. pa,.i -.J7.,h H m .1.- yi f I :i.t and remember when going east that it.? are lighted with electricity ..id h'2? lcam5 Its equipment is superb vu ' Iluft-ct, library, smokinrr nn,?1 . . ,L'P with free reclining chalrs. iH car heithlias an electric readmg s& Its dining cars aro the best In heLu Other lines are longer than this, bBtTi arc shorter, and no other oilers the aboMi urious accommodation. These are sX reasons for the popularity of "Tha jfi kee." 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