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Newspaper Page Text" T"1 "'rfT-iwir t i t : i i? - i , i 1M V I " ! I?' i.v, &f i ! i' M 1 ?uj w mi Daily Capital Jgurna j Bfjr fipi'l .ill J - I"- 1 1 BY HOlTtER BROTHBR3, THURSDAYS FEB. 0, 1800. ANNOUNCEMENT. 1 hereby nimoiinco myself ns n randldntc for the onlco of COUNTY ASSESSOR subject to tho will of the county Republican convention. fl.w J. A. VAN EATON". HIGH SCHOOL APPROPRIATIONS. The RoMjburg Plalndcnler Is firmly opposed to the legislature npproprlut- lng a dollar to aid high schools. But If the nnnronrlatlon bo made, every normal school should k treated alike. If Monmouth ami Weston bo aided Drain and Ashland should get an equal share, according U) thc popula tion of tho county In which thc school Is (situated. We object to aiding these schools for tho reason that, practic ally, the few are Iwnelltted at the ex pense of tho many. That Is an Injus tice, and no species of argument can bo made to Justify It. If the thous ands of dollars which have been reck lessly squandered on tho Monmouth and Weston normals, thc state uni versity and tho agricultural college, had been made to the Irreducible school fund It would have benefitted every boy and girl of school age In thc state, in tho way of popular education; whereas the money given thoso Insti tutions has been for tho benefit mostly of the sons and daughters of men who arc abundantly nblo to educate them themselves. Take up tho catalogue of any of Uioho Institutions and ex amine It and you will find not less than GO per cent of the students arc residents of the county In which tho school Is situated. And, further, you will not llnd more than fi per cent nro residents of coun ties rcmoto from tho school. And yet overy taxpayer In tho stato pays an equal per centum to aid those schools. Still further, thoso who attend tliosj schools from adlstaucoaronf well-to-do parents who can alTord to incur tho Incidental expenses of thonc exc llcut schools which tho poorer and less fortunate neighbors help support. Wo claim stlllurther that tho state has no constitutional right to aid a boy or girl beyond that provided for In tho public school. If anyouodcslrcs n higher education, which Is commend able In any young person, let him get It at his own expense. Ho gets Its full benolits, Lot him pay for It, mid not tax his nelghlior to aid hliu. aiVE US MORE DARKLEY'S. Gone to Heed I Well wo should say It had. When party spirit In tho Porll.uid Orogonlau must slur a man llko Elder llarkley, who was quietly and peaceably attending tho Republi can club convention, It Is getting down too low to be respected. Elder llarkley was u mcmlcr of tho last legislature. Ho Is a clean-handed, In corruptible Christian gentleman, who made a splendid record there. If Oregon hud more men In tho legislature and in public olllco like Barkloy wo would linvo better laws and bettor government. It Is time Republican papers quit hounding decent men became they will not worship a dirty machine. They have no man toeopo with llarkley for a minute. Ho led tho canvass In Marlon county two yours ago and led tho ticket In popular vote. popular vote. Give us more men like llarkley. Marvelous Retu'ta, Irom a Inter milieu by Iter. J. (Sunder man, of Dlmou c. Mich., wc ire permitted lonukcihls ctuacti "l have nohelitlon In ivcoincndlng Dr. KIiik' new discovery, as ilie rwulu weu 1.I1111M marvelous In die case of my wile. While 1 mm .ai.or of thc lisp. list Church M lUves Juneilotuhe was brought ilovtnlih Pneumonia succcdlng Utirippc. Icrublo paruxjuns of couching would Un hoars with little imciupilon ndlt seemed as if she could wh urvle ihem A fiiend reco meniltd Di. King's New ditvoven It was ijulck in 11s ttoik nd highly ail,'faciory in iwull." Trial boitles f.t, u' frd A IaV. Drugwoie. Krgular sue Stents, and llVoo QnloUlr,ThorouaUU, Varvvvr CurrU. JuroutoftUMThn uffor Jervoujac, I iKcntnl worry, uiiacli lor"tlibluM,"rbus lytAictherUit crl xs Ve- Urns, reoUI'm Vouc manhood, reimln -uur tlor Pou't lepa!jv Hud for look Willi ilUia.Uoaiuul proofs, aui!iical!lfr EfiiE MCWAL CO.; guffaw. N. Y. r. , MEHAGES SENATOR, 'CLARK TALKS. Gives Little History on the Money "- Sir, In discussing the policy of this government on the subject of sliver, and the competency and Incompetency of parties and persons as manifested In legislation, the celebrated and very lllomcncd Sherman Act arises to our view at every step. I speak with in 1 . 41. A etttnf St ffrVim imuiiuai rejK;ci,ui uio oc.u.Lw. ...... Ohh, but never before In thc history of tho world did a member of parlia mentary lKKly llnd himself compelled to turn, as he did, on his offspring and assist In putting It to death. It stood openly confessed as an tin- natural monster by thc very author ofltsbc1(,. It WM clthcra friend tn vnr nor to nnvotncr lorm oi sound moncy, and did not even pre tend to l)c. It was a disturber of the financial peace of tho country and a standing menace to permanent busi ness prosperity. I do not cite this act now, However, for thc purpose of dwelling upon it at any length, nor to hold It up as an evidence of thc wisdom or the unwis dom, the competency or the Incompe tency, of thc senator from Ohio, or of his superior qualifications to sit inn censor on the mental capacity of other people In mnttcrs of financial legisla tion. I allude to this most discredit able act In our legislative history for tho purpose of showing tho clear, ex plicit, and unequivocal position which this government assumed In regard to the coinage and use of gold and silver both, ns standard moncy, only a little more than two yenrsago. Tho act re pealing tho purchasing clause of thc Sherman Act Is composed of only threo sentences, and two of them read as follews: And It Is hereby dcclnred to bo tho policy of the United States to con tinue the use of both gold and silver as standard money, and to coin both gold and silver Into money of equal intrinsic mid exchangeable value,such equality to be secured thiough Inter national agreement, or by such safe guards of legislation as will Insure thc maintenance of the parity In value of tho coins of tho two metals, and tho equal power of every dollar at all times In the markets and In thc pay ments of dobts. And It Is hereby further declared that tho efforts of tho government should bo steadily directed to tho establishment of such a safe system of bimetallism as will maintain nt all tlmc-i the emial nnwer of overy dollar coined or Issued by the tl(m ln mn- ll broad mid explicit United States in tho markets and in enough fo Insure the coinage and tiso tho payment of debts. of both metals as standard money, How llko tho buglo notes of the and on equal terms, whllo overy pos constitution and tho laws as enacted slble guaranty isglven for their parity and Interpreted by the fathers of thc and for tholr equal power in the pay republic IhcM) utterances salute our nient of debts. Tho spirit of conccs- earsl Tho policy hero declared re- calved tho sanction or both houses of congress, and was approved by tho executive on tho 1st day of November, 181XI. There It stands, and there it will stand forever. Tho doctrines therein contained havo been Indorsed and upheld by all tho great names In Amoilcan history srom George Wash- Ingtou to Abraham Lincoln, Illus- trlous leaders of -parties havo differed on all things el so; but on tho 0110 great cardinal question of tho coinage and use or both the precious motnls as standard money no differenced have over existed until sluco the creation of a vast national debt and the hungry, Insatiate demands of a powerful creditor class. .lacksou.Clay, Adams and Crawford were all In tlio iicki an mills ror tlio presidency In 1831, and antagonized each other on every other lsuo except the grentont of tliom all tho blinotalllc sikcIo Imsls for all our currency. uu uiis (niasiion no sound of dlen gicement was heard liotweun tliom (LVli' mnA by I)r rTce'a Goldeu 1. iiuiru iHUVHOli Uieii). Medical Discovery, even after the disease General Harrison, with tlio battle- bTSnenmS,tlftt.rn',olu,h,ce TcPM,ed Holds of Tippecanoe and tho Thauus SHKW bchlnil 1.1..., defeated Martin Van &&l2& llurenluistoonaery of haul time Iffl nnd dlsonlered llliaiices, but therowi B ',cal Discovery were genuine cases of that no 1,010 of discord tatweo,, pan... 0 toihoioui.uiKioriiiiM,u.i.ataia UCbS of either bllver or gold. Llnalll ilh0 hav.? .l"erest whatever in mis'. nd Douglas in their well-known co,. tests dented .in every prcpoM. tlon that could arise under our Con. stltutlon, but they never found any disagreement on the subject of tho two metal, wrtwtor and 0,11,01,.. strained the very exUtence of the ownnuentlllCbyU,.lraiurilon. but they stood united ut every htc lit 8nplH)rt of tlio policy f tlio Unltja States to contmuitbo coinage and . 6ftli sjh.r and goldiubtandard motif y. Tlio ula- of otfier days were all one way on this ntieatlon. If resDectl vo of party politics. Ju8t. aB titfpcb4pio, the great bodylof the mooring anu dubidcss masses, u iu Jf ft fflir nnfl drccfc clmnccWerc gvcn tliem to settle It. Not a single cltzcn of tho united States, of any party) crcC(1( or persuasion can over bcncfltc( by thc niVhmont of sll- u (1egraaatIon aml destructlon'i u Jo g owncr aml lm,jcr of ' ... i(1o moncy whlcli ho desires to Invest nroncrty at half Its value, or loan itt usurious rates of Interest. Sir, there Is one other point In tho record of parties on thlssubject which 1 can not nass over In silence. In tho , n . cnoofll, ,., in nt iso-? thc' DcmocratIc pnrty wcnt lK:foro tll0 country on a plain and explicit plat form of principles. Thc Chicago con vention which nomlnntcd thc present very able and patrlotlcExccutlvc, and thc American people, who supported and elected him, stood on tho follow ing declaration of perfect faith In both thc nrcclous metnls: Wc hold to the use of both gold and silver as thc standard money of thc country and to the coinage of both gold and silver without discriminat ing agiilnst either metal, or charge for mintage, but the dollar unit of coinage for both metals must be of equal Intrinsic or exchangeable value, be adjusted through International agreement or by such safeguards of legislation as shall insure tho main tenance of the parity of thc two melius and the equal power or overy dollar at nil times In tho market and In the payment of debts; and we de mand thnt all paper currency shall be kept at par with and redeemable In such coin. Wc Insist upon this policy as especially necessary for tho protection of tho farmers und labor- lug classes, tho first and most defense less victims of unstnblo money and a fluctuating currency. Who sir on this side of tho chamber dissents now from this great land mark of financial truth '? T know of no one. From the days of my youth I havo marched and fought with tho Democratic party, and 1 expect to do so to the end. I found no dlfllculty In standing on tho national platform of my party In I811, and find none now. Wo need go no further Tor harmony, union and strongth than Its readop- ln nd comproinlso also presides over overy relation of society and every function of government. It was present overy moment during tho construction or tho constitution, and lias guided tho wisest counsels of par lcsaiul of tho government over sin -e. 1 Invoke Its benignant pres- enca at this tlnio whenever discord prevails. " Dr. PIERCE'S Golden Medical DISCOVERY Cures Nlncty.clght per cent, of all cases of Consumption, tn all Its Earlier Stages. . Although by many believed to h Inn.n. We. llierc Is ihc evidence of hundred nf UvIiib witnesses 10 n, r .I.'., "1 .,, ..' la iur rvinpiiPM ni !. v.i -. r earlier stages, consumption is a eurablr disease. Not every case, but a lars-t ttr. tentagt 0 cases, and we believe, fullv al jfoyJffil hoLeV rLis7"Jn.V.,rttV,ve ,0W5T ,0 " fatal lualadv. all other medicines tvlih nuivii incy arc re aetiualnted. Nastr cod- ' UtuV flr'd!'ti".V'yMW.bcne. l " -rSMIS,? PMX tw .fiSrt Vr'SiiaE VSSSSSuf! SSSffiuHfrniV V,h4,.cfiM,"" t& TV rtor im? tw, World;. Dispeuain; consumption, bronchitis .. ..,,, rin.iviiian, nuntio, N. V. Ajjood thing-push iH Jb l& -aBB rfhMlMffSv JSF PLUG The largest piece of Good tobacco ever sold for 10 cents CAin'ET'PXPEk-Lnrgo lot of heavy brown wrapping paper for sale cheap, lust the thing for putting under curpcts. Call at Journal office INSURANCE. J. N. Ferg-ison, agent for Western Assurance of Toronto, Phoenix of London, New Zealand Insurance company and the Etna Life and Accident, has moved his office in with the Globe Real Estate office, up stairs in post office build Inc. 1.2 im mi M 1 U j 1 WOLZ h MIESCKE, Props. Dcalars in all kinds of fresh and salt meats. JIP'Freih sausacti a specialty. 171 COMMERCIAL ST GEO, FENDRLCWH MEAT MARKET. 32I Commercial st. Cottle Illock fSucccssor to C. M Heck & Co.1 1clt mea,s '" lll city. Prompt delivery at mwin 1'iiica. SALEM WATER CO. Office Willamette Hotel Bulldin", l'or water service apply at office. Hills payable monthly In advance. Make all complaints at thc office. Open splcket to prevent freezing, posi. lively prohibited. Care should bo taken if in danger of freezing to have Hop and waste gate closed seo section 3 rules and reg ulation. No deduction in bills will beat, lowed for absence or for any cause whatever unless water Is cut of from premises. W. A. Cusicu J. II. President. ALBERT. tCashier. amd OK SALEM. Transact a gerieral banking business. THE WAR IS OVER I and no one is hurt. Thc undersigned have dissolved partnershin an Stale street, and line 9P - nea a wacon and carriauc shop at via ---., . - . .. -.- V .?me 1 , V l? c01"1"!'0" with bprague rounkl hlacksmith shop, opposite ihe !,,a,c Insurance building where I will carry complete line of carriage and wagon wood nwieiUl. and I am ready to build or repair nX kit" of vehicles on ihort notice, from the bXte ftrSI fMoJgj. Olve me a call. nwsa ' 28 Sleni Oregon. W F R QMITU S Pa" r, ii. blYlllH 6l CO., (Successois to Bmlth & Schlndler.) fl 1 n, 1 .,1 iPllftrj) IIP 1111 K WlllUKU UUlbllOllllllJlJ, - .GrHorseshoelng a s'pecl.lty. New shoes l,JS,l,.,,..5" fL Y "' :, TT" "' . . H HAAS, m . '.' iw -AND ipra. .,.imnjiiiiiinc repair worK, Seih lUouus clocks, etc., a,s Commercial Street Havo You Soon th new ro0! i,, Boxt u , . ....M.wa oox or j-owacr. Ask tor It. W Capital it along tS ta 1 tvr EAST AND sou ra -VIA- Shasta Route. OF THE Southern Pacific Co. California Kxprcss Train Run dai. between Portland and San Francisco, South I 1 North 8150 p, ni. Iv. Portland at, ' 1 1 :00 p.m. Iv Salem I v. i o;4S a. ni. ar. Sun Fran, iv, Above trains stop at East Portland. Orccon My, elTer y, wo diiurii, haiem, turner, Maiion, erson, Albany, Albany Junction. Irvim?. ugene, Lroswll, Drain, and all stations from Kotcburg to Ashland, Inclusive ROSKIUJRO MAM. DAILY. South North 8:.'I0 a.m. lhOQn.m. r):20 p.m. Iv. rortlnndar. Iv. Salem lv. ar. Itoscb'g lv. 4M0 p.m. 2:20 p.m. 8:30 a.m. SALEM PASSKNQKIt. South North 1:00 p.m. 0:15 p.m. lv. Portland ar. ar. Salem lv. 10:03 n.m. 8:00 n.m. DINING CAKS ON OGDEN ROUTE PULLMAN niH'TET SLEEPERS and second-class sleeping cars attached to all traiiM. WEST SIDE DIVISION, Between Portland and Corvallis, dally cx cept Sunday. 1 I ! ' I 7130 a in. I Lv. laiSpm. J Ar. 1'oitland. Ar I6120 p. m. tf Corvallis. Lv)U3S p. m. At Albany and Corvallis connect with trams of Oregon Central Eastern Railroad, Express Iraln dally except Sunday. 4MS P. m I 72S P. m.f Lv, Pociland Ar. J Ar. McMinville Lv 8125 a m. 6:50 a.m. THROUGH TICKETS to all points in the Eastern States, Canada and Europe can be obtained at lowest rutel E. P, ROGERS, Awn. (5. V. & P. A., R.KOEHLER, Manager. PtortUnfi 0r' OAVsrava. TRAna uABtf 088IQN PATKNT8, p, taiw. - ?Z "HT,. to.l Yirviij . A. "Srf ." JMoaooos wrtw to bufiffc amwfeau I WH e"4blloa of aav f ntlflo p.per tu (1, .. v ;' "f'r. ' J telllfi tho nt K rcmej) 'r . 1 rw im J asaij .HWJF' t&Fr Im loo putUa by a ooUoo tin mu. nrs.;-V7. ..." Viiiuiiri. i m. m .irw.fcr ilaalrHlEMMCrtrUtgiiffc I VHfcs-VMav -. " HARD TIMES PRICES I fhe time are bard and I propose to give tlir puWIC nam umci pnc.s. New factory shoes.plaln Will toes and calks ' 5" Hand-made steel shoes Track shoeing 2 5 ' ' Jack" Harlslwtt too Chemekcta street. Capital Transfer Co. TIARUV TOWN. PROP. ' Extiress. bmrcsce and all kinds cf work done promptly. Leave orders at Storo. Patton's 12-3-tf I DEPOT EXPRESS. I Meets all mall and psssenger trains Bag. gti?e and express to all parts or ihc city. Prompt service, Telephone No. 70. 1 JAMES RADER. VETERINARY Condition powders, liniments, lied lng lotions and ointments, blistcilng oint ments, purgntlve pills and colic medicines al wnyi on hand as cheap ns clsowhcrc. CONSULTATION FREE. W. C. MITCHELL. Graduate of Ont. Vet. College, Toronto Canada, Office and Dcupensary at Red Front Livery Stable, Salem, Oregon. In alt towns and localities throughout the United States and territories to sell the Fount ain Washer and Steam Cooker, tho best In ukc. It saves lis own price in the wear of clothes In less than six months. Sent C. O. D. by express, prepaid, for $3.50, In tin; $5 in copper. For particuhus. address J. D. BROWN, 156 Stato street. Salem, Oregon, C-Meicial Sired, Corner Stale -Th C'ital Priming Company has re niovcu 10 Him mention, van on us. Y 19 LOAN On farrn 'and security. Special rales on large loans. Loans coiisideicd without delay HAMILION & MOIR PnnW huildlnrl. Uus'i MONEY T0L0ANI On city or farm property. OveriBush's Bank, T. K. FORDJ MONEY JO LOAN. I have $5000 lo loan in one sum or any fractional part not less than $300 To loan in Salem during the next 30 days. Address with particulars, I. II. HAWLEV. 266 Stark street, : Portland, Or FARM FOR SALE! .360 acres, located V. miles west of WaData station, amhlll couniv. nnd M miles smnli i uaston 20 acres -. f. ." v .- 17 ncrcs 01 imps, large hop house, wheat land. leracre meadow and bcover damjfmost of the balance well set In n vitriciy 01 tame grasses. CJood soil, no rock, easily put in cultivation, with spring or creek on every 40 acres. Will sell In tracts or 4p;acres or more at prices from $280 up. ward, according to location and improve, menis. Easy terms. For further particulars Inquire of Wm. II. EUAN, ' 4 " Gervais, Or TO MAKE A our new Systematic Plau of Speculation. I Slo 00 and more made da'lvnn mill ln... m'ms by many Persons who live nway from in60 , , , . All wn ask is to investigate our new and or. ignal methods. Past workings of plan and 5 furntshrrl Our 11u.lUi highrst references Points and Hints." how to make mnnov and Vther Information nFnt?P ",e raaf ket fVin luhwn mm ) - 1 r . . GILMORE & Co., Bankers nnd Brokers Open Boardof Trade Bldg., Chicago, II J lo 3o-3m d&w OrKNEU IN CHANNING ICALL, Will receive children from 3 years upward Special attention to beginners. All desired branches for theolder pupiU taoght, includ- ng drawing, modeling, mfjsic plain and ar tlstic needle work All work done on the in. dividual plan in which each child is ad yanced according to its own capacity For erms and particulars apply to Mlw o. Bal. lou. Twentieth and Chemel.a ... German Lessons Given by a qualified teacher, a native of Geimuny, Classes for children on hat irday at Channing Hall. Mrs. Hnpseir. 454 Marion St BANJO LESSONS. teacher0 " Kai0Mhe Vn experienced ,eacncr- W. A. RAPSEY, 4C4 Marion st C. H. LANS, 3it CommerchU st , Salem Or R"bu,u s upwards. Pants$ opvSub.. I. flufilusO WAlv Bow Fortune !Miss Mod's Scloo Ifflffl'TMM & Si. Paul R'y, MINN BOOT AVVS O jftf i 00 CITY vJMItWAURtMl IvtV.. JrCtttA ftltUi Jl rSjOyOii -. yM tflrr GLANCE AT THIS MAP. Of the Ch'cago, Milwaukee and St t , Railway and note its connection ui,h 'i Iranscontinental lines at St. Paul and 0 1 and romember when going east that ii. . are lighted with electricity a,!d 'h ' steam. Its equipment is suueili P. ' iluflet, library, smoking and WriST with free .reclining chairs. eST I car neithf.ns an electric readme Iamnv5 its dining cars nro the best in the L Other lines are longer than this, but Z: arc shorter, nnd no oilier offers the aborel urlous accommodations. These ate lufEo reasons for the popularity of "Th6 w kce." Coupon ticket agents in ever. nJ 1 road office will clvc von funher mJLH? or address C.T.EDDY. General Acent. J. V.CASEV,Tiav.Paj,.AE, ML Ponltai GODEY'S MAGAZINE fESTAnLISIIEn iK, I (ESTABLISHED 1810 Volume CXXXII begins anuary, M During ,896 Godey's Mogaiines will cuntaa; SUCCESSFUL WOME.V. Valuable hints nbout var.ous branches d Industry which nre open to women, by woao who have succeeded In them. MUSIC IN AMERICA. Discussions of musical suhj cts or ptopk Illustrated each month with portrait, into. graphs, and one or more paes ol mmlo Tku munic ulone will make a valuable collects This scries of articles is a unique lnm among ihonthly magazines. The paperi ntlerestinn to all readers, and are nf iwi, value to those who play or sine, THE STAGE? Illustrated articles upon the best and nttts plays and thc foremost actors, particolirli the best Ametlcan production. Thee much more than gossip of players. 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