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BEAR IN MlMD-Not one of the host of counterfeits and imita
tions is its good as tne genuine.
Allcock
Daily Capital Journal
BY HOKBR BROTHERS.
Fit IDA Y, .IAN. 31, MOT.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I licrcby announce myself as n
candidate for the olllcoof COUNTY
AflSKSSOIt subject (o tlio will or t lie
county Ilopubllcnn convention.
(Mv J. A. VAN BATON.
DENJ. P. TILLMAN.
Continued from llrst p:iKe.
"How many of 1 hesc reasonable ex
pectation!? Iiave lx?cn met ? Whoc
nclvlM) ban lie, (the president) recog
nlzed ? None but that of the boot
llcksand sycophants who havcernwled
on their knees for crumbs of patron
ago nml betrayed their coustltuleiits
for IheolllctMlu IiIikIU..
"In the entire history of this coun
try the hlgli oftlce of proslilen.. has
never been ) prostituted, and never
has the appointing power been so
ubUKcd. Claiming to bo the npostio
of civil service Tcform, tho president
has debauched tho civil Bcrvlcc by
making appointment only of thoso
wlioee sponsors would Burroiulcr their
manhood, and, with bated breath,
walk with mibiiilsvlvo head In IiIh
presence. With relentless purpose ho
has lgnorod his oath ofolllco to up
hold and obey tho law, and has paid
out gold Instead of coin and Issued
bonds to buy moro gold, by lKith
actions overriding the law and giving
heed to tho Interests of any but
moneyed friends I might say bis
owners or partners.
"While- to this besotted tyrant coin
hascomo to mean gold alone, bo om
not by his mcro 'Ipso dixit' change
tho law of this laud and prevent tho
plain meaning of tho English
language.
"Tho repeal of tho .Sherman law,
which was tho llrst point of attack of
this 'unholy alliance, was only uc
compllshcd through and In conjunc
tion with u majority of the Republi
can sonatom.
"This Democratic president ac
complished what was not pouslblo for
any Republican executive under tho
circumstances to have brought about.
A chango of the party In power Inula.
largo number ot olllces In his gift,
with which to buy votes."
In dlKciititilug tho"houcst meaning"
of parity of gold and silver In tho
hfirmau law ho said:
"Tho object was to linvo thorn ns
wist eauh other to hold sliver up by
holding gold down, and an honest
secretary of tho treasury should Imvo
roslgncd his ntllco rather than submit
to tho dictation of a besot tod chief;
should have paid out silver to pro
tect tho treasury from tho gold gam
blow and bond gamblers, ivh the law
uml his otllco required.
"No woudor tho senator from Massa
chusetts feels warrant In twitting us
with tho decay of Southern statesman
ship and charging us with dishonesty.
Ho charges It, however, In another
connection, and Isaldlngandabettlng
this Judas from Kentucky, who, after
a brilliant enreor of 20 years and moio
as it leader and champion of the slhcr
forces, tins, In his old nge, como to
this pitiful pass. Ami then to think
tha indictment thus brought against
tho whole sect Um should have mi much
col )r of truth and of fact to back It
xin In tho apostasy from their prln
ol 'los of tho two other secretaries
from tho South In tho cabinet ot n
lr ildcnt who disgraced tho name of
democracy. Tho Bouth bows Ita head
FAILING MANHOOD
General RDtl Nervous Doblllly.
J1K
IfJn twiifi
.
tnw at Body- ami
Mini . UtTecu ot Krrotu
or- Uxcc In Old or
Vouwr. .Robust, KoW
junuuuuu juiljf rtmOTWl,
cd ia
liuw 10 eoiarxa and
Htrcnotben Wm, Un.
ilovelortxl Portion at
olulelf on.
IVnntrl
.jkunUoii and
ERIE MEIHAl
In shame at this exhibition of moral
cowardice, and despises the rene
gades." The senator contended that if there
had been one idea more persistently
nnd prominently presented to the
American people by J'rcsldcnt Cleve
land than any other, It had been the
Iniquities of tho tnrllT and the de
mand for Its revision. In season and
outof season, with "damnable Itera
tion," ho had sung this siren song In
thecarsof the farmers. In this con
nection he quoted from messages of
tho president In 1887 and 1888, and
said he did It for "the purpose of
pointing out the evolution of a tyrant
and of showing the transition from a
conscientious, law-abiding chief mag
istrate to an arrogant and obstinate
ruler, who Ignores the law and Issues
bonds at will and Issues them under n
statute that Is subject to the suspicion
that It was Intended to 1 temporary
and limited In Its application, Instead
of conferring a discretionary author
ity, lie not only Issues them, but
does It secretly, with his law part
ner as a witness to the contract, and
has created the suspicion in the minds
of millions of his countrymen that a
president of the United States can
use Ills high olllce for prlvato gain.
"Ho dllTcrs with tiic republican
party only In one particular of tho
tarllT, and on that be has blown hot
and cold as his pet hobby, and will go
down In history as the most gigantic
failure of any man who ever occupied
the White House, all Ixjcuuso of his
vanity and obstinacy.
"To make good this charge, that,
when President Cleveland came Into
power In March, 189.1, and could call
on tho senate and house (both demo
cratic for tho llrst tlmo since tho war)
to carry his policy Into elTcct, ho did
not call an extra session to give tariff
reform to tho people, but Instead,
called congress together to stop tho
colnago of silver."
Discussing the repeal of tho pur
chasing or tho Sherman law which
followed, ho said:
"Democrats and Republicans vied
with each other In tho furtherance of
the policy which had been formulated
and steadily pursued by tho senator
from Ohio. When the senate met
here was an acknowledged majority
of men open and outspoken In their
determination to stand by tho white
metal, aiul who wero elected on that
Issuo; but tho process of debauchery
begun, and slowly tho senate yellded.
In 00 days the deed was done, and tho
chains wore rlvlted on tho wrist of
the tolling millions. Did the raid on
tho treasury stop?"
Discussing the tarllT bill, which
passed In tho regularscsslon following
liu said; "It Is truo (tho president)
did not sign, but allowed It to be
como a law without approval; hut
hero again we have tho spectacle of
hypocritical assumption of suiwrlor
Ity to his part? which has always
marked his career. The tarllT law
which he repudiated as unworthy, In
volving 'party porlldyand party dls
dishonor,' Is tho sheet-anohor which
ho clings"
And again referring to. tho presi
(Uia hesald:
"If he wero honest at tho start tnnd
I am willing to grant that much) his
association with Wall street and his
onnectlou with wealthy men Imvo
U'bauched his conscience and dc
troyed all sympathy with tho masses.,,
D Further on, In discussing tho gold
question, hesald:
"Rothschild and his American
agents, graciously condescend to como
to the help of tho United States treas
ury In maintaining the gold which
his wrought the ruin, and only charge
a stuull commission otllO.000,000 oro.
Great Owl! that this proud govern
ment; the richest and mutt power
ful on the. globe, should Imvo Iwen
brought tow low n pass that a Lou
don Jew should have been appointed
It iveelver. and presumes to patron
lt us
tiriM. - ......
-iiie roponnu it y of ..mrl.li.nr
' president. Why Is he not Impeached?
I "Tho encroachments of the federal
Judlcary and tho suplnencss nnd ven
ality, corruption, I mny say, of the'
rjprcsontatl ve branches of the govern-
ment are causes of deep concern to ill '
thinking and patriotic men. We are
fast drifting Into government by In
junction In the interest of monopllcs
and corporations nnd the supreme
court, by one corrupt vote, annuls an
act of congress looking to tlio taxation
of the rich.
"Tho struggle from 1801 to 1803,
which rcnchcd this fair land In
blood.wnstoemancIpatc.OOO.OOOblack
slaves. We nro fast approaching a
condition which will place the collar
of Industrial bondage around the neck
of 10 times that many white slaves.
A day of icckonlng will come, unless
there Is no longer a Just God In
heaven; nnd when It does come, woe
be to those who have been tho oppres
sor of (bo people. The present strug
gle Is, unforttinntcly, too much like
that which preceded the civil wnr,
Inasmuch as it Is sectional. The
creditor and the manufacturing states
of the north and cast nave grown in
ordinately wealthy at the expense of
tho producing classes of the south,
and arc urging this policy with the
besotted blindness of Rclshazzar.
"ft Is easy to sec that the struggle
for the new emancipation has begun.
There are now millions on the march,
and they tramp, tramp, tramp side
walks hunting work, nnd the high
ways tagging bread, and unless relief
comes they will some day take a notion
to come to Washington with rifles in
their hands to regain the liberties
stolen from them, or which their rep
resentatives have sold."
During Tillman's bitter criticism of
tho president ho put down his notes,
and put the senators and tho galleries
in roars of laughter by telling how, as
governor of South Carolina, ho had
come here to inaugurate the presi
dent, had remained four hours In tho
enow and sleet, until he wus nearly
frozen to death, to honor this presi
dent. "And," concluded tho senator,
"I ask God to forgive mo for doing It."
At one point, after bitterly arraign
ing the president, the senator ad
dressed himself to tho Republican
sldo of the scnato and exclaimed:
"Why have you not Impeached hlmV
You have tho majority to do it."
Hawiey interrupted him with the
query:
"Why did not the last congress do
this?"
"Ho Is not Impeached,11 continued
the senator, "because he carries out
your Republican policy. The last
congress was no tatter than this."
Tho senator closed at l o'clock. Tho
members of tlio house from Stuth
r z-m j2Pri 1 '
- - 1 W1
"
HARD TIMES PRICES!
he time are hard and I propose lo gtve
the public lmrcl times prices.
New factory shoes.plain j
AVilh toes and calks 5
Hand-made Meel shoes
Track shoeing - 5
1 Jack" JlarkhtH,
ttio Choneketa Mrcct.
eres another, thing
you cant beatJOHNNlE
a&0 xSBffiffiffiilKEy
SKl'lVI&r
PLUG
The largest pi
of EC3D to
ever sold
IO CHuIMT
9
CARPET PAPER Urge lot of heavy
blown wrapping paper for sale cheap. lust
the thing for putting under carpets. Call at
Journal office.
EAST AND SOUTH
INSURANCE. J N. Ferg'ison, agent for
Western Assurance ofToro'tto, Phoenix of
London, New Zealand Insurance company
and the Ulna Life and Accident, has
moved his office in with the Globe Real
Estate office, up stairs In post office build
Inc. t-2 im
Carolina and many others congratu-
UlU'll llllll.
Pitoi!ATi:.-Gco. A. Ehlen, one of
guardians of Mary, William and Cath-
arlno Ehlen, minor children of O. II.
Khlen, deceased, was yesterday auth
orized by tho county court to mort
gage certain property of tho estate for
tho sum of $l,7f0 for tho purposo of
paying olf an Indebtedness now hang
lug over tho property.
A SUROOON'S KNIFE
clvea you n (feline of horror on J drttd.
There Is no longer necessity for Its use
In many Ulienses formerly regarded as
lucurablc without cutting. The
Triumph of Conservative Surgery
Is well llhutrated by the fact that
IUI I UIU nUj, cureU W,l0llt ,he
kulfe and without nln. Clumsy, chr.
ttisr Uussenratt be tltrowu away I They
never cure but often induce inflamma.
lion. Mraugulatioii aud death.
TUMORS OvaHan. I'ibrold (Uterine)
s unyioaud muy others, are now
removed without the writs of cuttinr
operations
PILE TUMORS 'Mirer. ,
otlitr diseases of the tower bowel, art
permanently cured without patu or re
sort to the knife
STONE !' l,,.e mo'ldtr. o matter
01 vmu ,oW uw, U crushed, put.
verlied, wathed out aud perfectly re.
moved without cuttlus.
STRICTURF ofUrluary Passage Is
.. . , . . . lw remored without
cuttlug lu huudreds or cases, l'or nam
phlct, references nud all particulars,
end io cents (la stain pt) to World's Dli'
Seusary Medical AsaodaUon, W Mala
treet.lluBiilo, NY.
ff
tt Mill
WW
h
WOLZ L MIESCKE, Props.
Ocalars in all kinds of fresh nnd salt meats.
EP'Fresh sausaco a specialty,
171 COMMERCIAL ST.
GEO. FENDRICWS
MEAT MARKET.
32I Commercial st. Cottle Dlockl
Successor to C. M Heck & Co.
Best meats in tlio city, Prompt delivery at
lowest prices.
-VIA-
Shasta
Route.
OF TIIK
SALEM WATER CO.
Office: Willamette Hotel Building
For water service apply at office. Hills
navable monthlv In mlvann. Mib.. nil
complaints at the office.
upen spicket to prevent Jreczing, posi
tively prohibited. Care should" bo taken
if In danger of freezing to have stop and
Waste crate closed im trrllrm 4 rnll nml n?
ulation. No deduction in bills will beat.
lowed for absence or for any cause whatever
unless water Is cut of from prcmUes.
V. A. Cusick
President.
J. II. Albkkt.
iCashier.
Capital Nate
OF SALEM.
Transact a general banking business.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby plven that sealed plani
and specifications will be received until Feb-
ruary 3, 1S96, at 10 o'clock, a. m., for a hos
nital building at the Soldiers' Home. Rose
linrif- Orsxrmn K-, lititl.llnn n l. r ...- 1
t)f hw.a t-rMin IUtlUIII IU IM Ul UIH1
vVH
JjWM
!Kr. Ab.
ratliuctllomo
1 wua iwnenti in a ay. wiiimiiiiy ui provmiug
ffioiMft?fe wvenuonnd looking ntter tltosolv-
tZ?X? tu ?T WW f U, W1W W. with
lPWLBf,,HltTW, K.T. miijjq'M, has .IwgQ. jiisuriwl hV tho
MOTHERS
anil those soon to be
come mothers,
should know that Dr.
1'lerce's l'avoritc
Prescription robs
chltdblrtli of its tor
tures, terrors and
dangers to bath
mother nml rhttil lit.
aiding nature in pre.
nariuff the system
for parturition ,
i Hereby "labor"
ami tne period of
cottrtnemeut are
Breat y shortened. It also promotes the
tor "fthlfd?0 nbundauccof nourishment
NSS,a,S W)!,ft, wJ,hout Wifci SsSom iAih
Now 1 do all my housework, wathine moklnl.
aewluif and cxrythiuK for ruy lamlly & effiit Vf
am Mooter now than I hav? becu In dx vearJ
110 SlOrV hllOl. Willi Iriwmpnl cisnfirnriarnnma
or four Inmates and a ward large enough for
2o persons, and the estimated cost not to ex'
cecd $5000. These plans and specifications
jmust Include every tiling necessary for a com
oplete structure, modern sanitation strictly ob
served, and addressed to the undersigned,
State House, Salem, Oregon,
li. t . AU.KV,
Chairman Executive Committee.
I-8-2W
THE WAR IS OVER
and no one Is hurt. The undersigned have
dlssohtd partnership on State street, and has
opened a wagou and carriage shop at 3:0
Commercial t In. connection with Sprague
KLrounk's blacksmith shop, oppoitle the
SUK Iurance building, where I will carry
a complete line of carriage and wagon wood
mateiUI, and I am ready to build or repair
any kind of vehloles on short notice, from the
v.' ?tt0 the I'Rhtest, and will give prices
which haye never been heatd of before. I
guarantee all work to gtve perfect satisfaction.
Olre me a call.
., H. J. HERSCIIUACII,
I SO Sillrm Orfimn
...., ..fcw.(.
Southern Pacific Co,
California Express Train Run dan between
wit.i.1. win, umi a muwigyu.
South
8:50 p. m.
. it:oo p. m.
i 0:45 a, m.
ITT
lv
ar.
I'orl.ann
Salem
San Fran.
Nortli
ai.
lv. I
Iv.l
Above train stnn M 1'naf l'nr.l.n.i r.-
City, Wo dburn, .Salem, Turner, Marion,
jefterson, Albany. Albany Junction. Irvine.
Eugene, Creswell, Drain, nnd all stations
from Roseburg to Ashland, inclusive.
nuJfcUUKl MA II. DAILY.
South
8::tu a.m.
11:00 a.m.
f:20 p.m.
lv. Portland nr.
lv. Salem lv.
ar. Itosoh'g lv
iS?orth
South
8AI.KM PASSENQKK.
4:40 p.m.
2:20 p.m.
8:;io u.m.
4:00 p.m.
0:15 p.m.
lv. Portland nr.
ar. Salem lv.
Xorth
10:03 a.m.
8:00 n.m
DINING CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE
PULLMAN DUFFET SLEEPERS
and second-class sleeping cars attached to all
trains.
WEST SIDE DIVISION,
Detween Portland and Corvallis, dally (ex
cept Sunday,)
7:30 a.m. I Lv.
I2:i5pm.f Ar.
Portland."
Corvallis.
Ar.
1 6:2a D. m
. . . . ...
MrIJ35p
m.
Atoany and Corvallis connect with
trains of Oregon Central & Eastern Railroad.
Express train dally except Sunday.
4:45 P. m I Lv. l'ortland
7t25 P. n. I Ar. a
Ar I .- .
111 in tit i UJ " i"
1'n.uinriiie l, i
6:Soa.
m.
THROUGH TICKETS
to all points in the Eastern State, Canada
aim J
from
id burope can be obtained at lowest ra
h. P, ROGERS, Asst. G. F. & p. a.,
R. KOEHLER, Manager.
ratel
Portland 'br.
,; t." 1 ..ri'. ..!
1 fK .a mM
fltlrviwa
TSlnn ..:?
nMnS'.r"""'
sW"aJ
For Informailnn nA t
lux Tea, sii TBEuSBSTif-y
Jiucit bnr&n frtF umih....' ...:
tn
Vnssr
r?ii7.VT-nv; .? ioxqnL
mH8s atMWittltt
Mrwsic.re.Uation or any ctenUfl9 pawr lu t
- it, -'rj3.il
Ul4
.
Havo You oon
th aaw rouom Por BoxT It Is Riven
rreav.lth each box ot Powdar. Ask tor It.
CUIIEMB
WJr U t u s iiju B
!
V
ltl. art 1-
nt,;.frnrnaaVa0arrS
jhaVM, or any InnSiiSr
Frnu .!. iff;, ,"' or ulctra.
irHteriMCHwr tr.. .:;-:r,r,.I1s,nt;-
SWV1:'' BfWJ'- ' wwBisu.
-, .t. zia - "Caal U .lU.u wmi,. ,
.t?Cfl IT .... ..--'.vriTi
Capit I Transfer Co.
HARRY TOWty PROP.
Exprcis. 'aiggace' ami nll Kinus ci worn
me promptly.-Lcavftu orders ot Patton s
.-.
done
store.
DEPOT EXPRESS.
Meets all mall and pasvmgcr trains Ung.
Rage and cxpicss to all parts oflheclty.
Prompt service, Telephone No. 70.
1 JAMES RADER.
VETERINARY
Condition powders, liniments, heal
ing lotions and ointments, bllsteilng oint
ments, purgative pills and colic medicines al
ways on hand as cheap as elsewhere.
CONSULTATION FREE.
I W. C. MITCHELL.
' Graduate of Ont. Vet. College, Toronto
Canada.
J Office and Despensary at Red Front Livery
Stable, Salem, Oregon.
IIITSWII.
In nil towns and localities throughout the
United Slates and territories to sell the Fount
ain Washer and Steam Cooker, the best In
m-e. It sitves its on price in the wear of
clothes in lets than six months, Sent C. O.
I), by exprrn, prepaid, for $3.50, In tin; $5
in copper. For p.irticulnts, address
J. II. DROWN,
156 Statu street. Salem. Oregon
ZLZL
iiiiiu-it I SiH, Comer Slate
111- i-.1 hiii mg Company u ic
moved to 1I1.11 l.icniion. Call on us.
ilieroToM
On faim land security. Special
rates on large loans. I-oans
cunsitleied without delay
HAMILTON & MOIR
l!uli WmA bulldinM.
ill '
(ill
Milwaukee.
1
cap,
k Si. I.1I a'y.
VntO",a
M.IN N C BOT A?rS. O -ft k
it . iw!ii
GLANCE AT THIS MAP.
Of the Chicago, MiUvnukce and St, paui
Railway and note its connection with ll
transcontinental lines at St. Paul and Omaha
and remember when going- east that Its train,
are lighted with electricity and heated bv
steam. Its equipment is superb, lleirant
Pullet, library, smoking nnd sleepine can
with free reclining chairs. Each sleeping
car lieithlias an electric reading lamp, and
its dining cars aro the best in the world
Other lines are longer than this, but none
are shorter, and no other offers the above lux
urlous accommodations. These ntc sufficient
reasons for the popularity of "The MIKvan!
kec." Coupon ticket agents in every rail!
road office will give yon further Information
or address '
C.I.EDDY, General Agent.
J. W. CASEY, Ttav. Pass. Agent.
Portland
MONEY TO LOAN!
On city or farm property.
Overturn's Hank,
T. K. FORDJ
MONEY JO LOAN.
I have &COJO tn Injln 111 ftn cltm A. nt...
fractional Dart iot lese ili.in iinn Tn U.n i..
Salem during the next 30 days. Address
mm lumicuinrs,
J. ir. IIAWLEY,
266, Star!: street, : Portland, Or
FARM FOR SALE!
360 acres, located y miles west of Wapata
station, Yamhill countv, and i miles south
of Gaston. 17 acres of hops, large hop house,
20 acres, wheat land, 10 acre meadow and
beaver damr mosl of the balance well set in
a variety of tame grasses. Good soil, no
rock, easilv nut In rnlilv.iilnn ..til. ..:
. -.. ,.. ... ...,,, ..,.w(, .vim buiui tr
creek on every 40 acres. Will sell in tracts
of 40 acres or more at prices from $280 up.
ward, according to location andl improve,
ments. Easy terms. For further particulars
...muvui wm, 11. EUAN.
' 4 n Gervajs, Or
low TO.2? F
ortune
100 00 for every $10 invested can be made by
our new Systematic Plan of Speculation.
SlO OO'nnd mnn mnAm .111.. . ll t
.... i .- -. mi Diimii inves-
ments, by many persons who live away from
All wn nctf I tn I ,.. i !. .
--i ---" - ""'"t-ncuurnewanaor.
Ignal methods. Past workings of plan and
hiehest references furnished. Our Booklet
. .mi mm Hints," now to mako money
eiren when on the wrong side or the market
and other Information sent FREE
GILMORE & Co., Bankers and .Brokers
Open Boardof IVadc Bldg., Chicago, III
io 30-301 d&w "
Miss Ballon Sclool
Ol'ENEl) IN
CUANNINQ HALL,
Will rerriivi. rl,ll,l,- r.
Special atten, on to" be innerAU X&
branches for theolder puplU taught, includ.
,. . , , - mi wuiK none on me In.
dividual plan In which each child is ad
vanctd according jo its own capacity. For
erms and particulars apply to Mss 0 Hal.
lou. Twentieth anH rh.Lli.... ..." u' Ittl
German Lessons
Given by a qualified teacher, a native
of Germany. Classes for children on
Satirday nt Channing Hall.
. . , , '" RaPseV- 4S4 Marion Si
BANJO LESSONS.
teacher. wa tfPSS&F
... nni dCil,
4S4 fllarton st
GODEY'S MAGAZINE,
(ESTABLISHED 1830.) '
Volume CXXXII begins January, 1806
During 1896 Godey's Magazines will contain'
TALKS WITH
SUCCESSFUL WOAIEN.
Valuable hints ubout var.ous branches of
industry which nrc oncn to women, by women
who have succeeded in them.
MUSIC IN AMERICA.
Discussions of musical iubjects or people,
Illustrated each month with portrait, auto!
giaphs, and one or more pages ol music. Thli
music ulone will make n valuable collection
This scries of articles Is a unique feature
among monthly magazines. The papers ate
ntieresting to all readers, and are of positir
value to those who play or sing.
THE STAGE.
Illustrated articles upon the best and nennt
plays and the foremost actors, particularly
the best American productions. These are
much more than gossip of players. They are
entertaining dlsscusslons of the dramas that
are talkrd about. Such treatment is not
found in any other magazine
ILLUSTRATION.
The Magazine will be well and thoroughly
illustrated from cover to cover Competent
artslts and improved methods of making and
printing the plates will he employed.
THE COVERS.
The covers ore dlfferentevery monlh. They
are designed by popular artists, and the coven
for a year will be valuable ns an uit collection
in themselves,
. THE FASHION DEPARTMENT
which for years has given the latest fads and
lasmons, is 01 particular Interest to women,
A HOME MAGAZINE.
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