Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, February 08, 1896, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texti; SMflTWfTflP ppn 1 , it' ' .& ;i bEautifdl and The Great American Prima Donna Made Well by Paine.s Celery Compound. Thoro wns never remedy so lilplily recommended ns 1'nlno's celery com compound, Tlicro was never n remedy lu kucIi universal demand. For It makes people wolll Every one among tlio tliouwuula wlio liavo beon delighted by tlio beau tiful sonpofIloiiin.) the (treat prima (brum, rcco(;nlo In lior one of tlio world famous Dinger. Horn In California, she Kiiulimtcd with lionorn at Emitoni musical col leges, and on lior return to tlic coast, beenmo llrst tlio prima tlomm-ut tlio Tlvoll opera house In San Francisco. It wns whllo making tlio tour with tlio famous Marino Hand of Washing ton last Ktuibon, that the beautiful Honia felt the Btrnln of travel, hurry and work, yet lu the ovenhgu she Daily Capital Journa BV llomSK UKOTIUCU3 SATM11DAY, FEB. 8, 1600. ANNOUNCEMENT. I hereby announce myself as a candlJato for tlio olllco of COUNTY ASSESSOR subject to the will of tho county Republican convention. d-w .1. A. VAN EATON. Tlio Salem lug of the old Portland ring becks to throw dust In tho oj os of tho people. Hut tho people arc going rljlit abend with their work. They ncoJiupllshcd a partial letory over tlio old machine lu t ho last legislature. Tlio next legislature can make a clean up of the Job. That Is whut tho pjoplo want and It will bo done. Let al'bUluturo bo chosen that lu both branches will bo uiiswemblo to tho people Instead of tho Portland bosses, und V o people will get reforms, and not till then. Aslnglo Ufo Insurance company pays more tax Into tho State Treasury for 1805 than any taxpayer. In Marlon cuunty under the now Insurance law. FAILING MANHOOD wgwwHHH-jyjwum ,pm General niitl Nervous Debility, YtaVnrM ot Pod Italr In 01 ml Mimu j.iiwmh Kicoe In Ola or a i . rrnru "Jim. . iiouum, won ' .v W Sffi How lit Hull Mtrtncthea W W.V. Vh- ra nnd 4 I'lovfJaw Portions of fr Awuiuttlr on- lair Home Treatment. -riwuiviita la a day. L Ul KljllM nml Van. vn UmuUt. 8oa for lXcrlptlr Iiook, x Wv.Uou a&4 (roar, laalkd uualcdt frt. Eft WVmi CO., luffRlo, N.Y.I xym v, (tt a ruFTJil Bill 3ft tin LSmAmv (ram - L-JiiUii I ll ' wawwjwinii ' """ r ' greeted grcnt niidlmiros with riuIIcm mitt clcctrllled them with her voice, j Could she havo done this without her nerves wore steadied and her strength built up by Value's celery compound? Shu says: In l'alno's oelcry compound I llnd a very much long-felt wnnt for the worries and exhaustive- cares attend ant upon an active professional life, l'alno's celery compound brings rest ful strength to body and mind, In vigorating the system and prolonging lire." l'alno's celery compound has made thousands of people well. It has saved thousands of women from nervous prostration. It has made the weak strong. It has cured whore everything else failed. Innumerable testimonials as to Its wonderful value HURRAHI The campaign Is opened I It was done nt Portland February 1. An ox clmngo says: "Tboso whocontposed-tho Hepubll- can league which mot lu Portland Tuesday profited by tho experience of the league meeting a year ago, nnd carefully avoided putting themselves upon record on tlio sliver or any other question. Tliey simply mot, had a good time, elected otllcers, etc., and adjourned, leaving tho Issues of tho coming campaign for the conventions to formulate. So far as what tho Re publican party will or wlllnotondoiso or denounce Is yet a mystery. Tho league meeting, It Is stated, opened the campaign, hut a campaign opened without any iiollolos promulgated, U shrouded with a considerable degieo of darkness." Hut wo don't want to say auj thing or do anything. What the state league follows want Is olllces. Get lu and drill I Hurah for tlio state league and Coggswell. Oil RATS I A $23 sketch and picture- of Senator Coggswell, Into Democrat now Repub lican for revenue only, appears In tho Portland Orcgoiilan. Tho Dolpli-Simon-Scott faction of corporutlonlsm In polities will want him for prosl dontlal elector, and then for some big federal oniee. Hut thank God tho sun of corruption Is not mi high lu tho heavens us It was. The jwoplo are going to have wmiethlng towij In tho Republican party. Uucklen'8 Arnica Salvo The lt Salve In ihc woiM foi Cuii. -..,.., w.,v,k,s oj,, itncum, fever i'lliii,,kCh?,d hnd, Chilblain,, ml all bkln fciuniloot, and positively cure. Piles or no pay tMuiied. It is Hnanteed of '"!, Ulcer. Sail Rheum, Fever ,. v,v,,vv Miiuaction or money relumed, leeaj cents bo. Pbrsalcby FitdJ u . - -- - " m oe taWM! . - strong. V I ' havo been voluntarily sent to Wells & Richardson Co., who prepare It In llurllngtoii, Vermont. Palnc's celery compouud Is the most remarkable remedy for tlio blood nnd 1 nerves, known to the loth century. It Is employed by the foremost physi cians in curing kidney nnd liver troubles and the diseases due to ner vous disorders, faulty nutrition, nnd impoverished blood, producing results that seem little short of tlio miracu lous. l'alno's celery compound builds up the system, purities the blood, regu lates the nerves. Tlio weak and worn out soon llnd their f rrmes invigorated, their spirits raised, nnd their strength lenowed. It makes people well. It Is as superior to the ordinary nervines, bitters, and snrsapnrillas as strength Is better than weakness. A.C. Mlller.of Kings Valley, was in Corvallls, says tho Gazctte.on busi ness, before tho county court. Mr. Miller Is a strong advocate .or good roads and Is not favorably Impressed with tho Oregon load laws. Ho mado tho statement that one cent on each busbol of wheat raised In Kings Val ley for tho past ten years would havo tieatcd a fund sultlclent to build a Macadamised road from Hosklns to the Willamette river. With such a road grain could be stored In private granerles and marketed during any month In thcyear, thus saving the cost of storage. Ho thinks If road taxes weio paid lu cash and tho high wavs liupiovcd under contracts let by the comity court the oKect would bo bonollolnl. A Hontou county man writes the Giiifette: Speaker' Moorcs' letter should be read carefully by every voter In tho state, us It contains a great deal of truth and would Impress upon tho avemgo seeker for legislative honors (who is now busy telling his friends what ho would do if ho was sent there) t'.iut ho would only bo ono In a body of ninety when ho arrived at Salem. How can wo havo "Boverinnont of tho people," oto-.lf tho people aro not 1 to (llotis polities, aro not to express (opinions., or to ny their soul Is their own, untlll bouio rlinr or syndicate oll.. .1... !... .. iua ilium wikh, mey ,ul,y jy of think? When may our thinkers bo set Kolng, Is what wo would like tho Vortlaiul bosses to tell us. A fow moro "mum" conventions In Oregon would do up tho Republi can party In Oregon. WMWMWBMWi" - - - 1 ,. Affairs in Lincoln ccranty tlcnotnp pear to bo running as niootldy as they might. It Is said that the county, now-lesB than tUreo yearVold, is $30,000 In debt add according to street rumors In Toledo some persons have been before the grand Jury nnd asked Hint an expert bo appointed to investigate the books of tho various officers. Where do those silver Republicans who fought Dolpli last winter for his sound money conviction expect to llnd forgiveness for lighting Mltobell for bis free silver heresies? Salem States man. Kimc n friend of sliver who is light ing Mitchell, or quit lying, Mr. States man. Every Populist In Benton county has nn Oregonlnn editorial In his hat band. Corvallls Gazette. The Morgan syndicate got moro than one-half of the alleged "popular loan.' The last 3100.000,030 loan was too popular with the bankers to be popu lar w lib tho people. CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW. K1II8T HAITIST. Rev. .7. P. Farmer, pastor. Morn ing services at 10:30. Topic, "To Whnt Docs God Predestinate Mnn- klnd?" Sunday school at 12 in. Y. P. S. C. E. at 0:30 p. m.; evening offer tory by the orchestra. Tlio ordinance of baptism will follow the evening sermon. All arc cordially Invited to attend these services. l.KSMK M. i:. The i cvivul meetings at Leslie M. E. church arc Increasing In Interest. Tho church Is nrouscd and somo nre being converted. Services this eve- nine und during the Sabbath. At 10:30 Sabbath morning Rev. C. M. Hrynn will deliver n sermon illustrated with chart. Subject, "From Egypt to Canan." All arc cordially invited to attend. , FIHST CONaitUOATIONAI.. Preaching nt 10:30 a. in., subject, "The Greatness of Man." Suudny school at 12 in.; Junior Endeavor at 3 p. in. Y. P. S. C. E. at (1:30 p. in. Evening sermon at 7:30 p. in., subject, "Lost on the Mountain and Found Again." All welcome. u. u. OiIURCII. Services on the following Sabbath nt tlio U. B. church In Yew Park as follews: Preaching at 11 n. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sabbnth school at 10 a. in. nnd Y. P. C. E. at 0:30 In the evening. W. Reynolds pastor. CIIItlSTIAK. Morning sermon nt 10:30. Sunday school at 12 m. Junior Endeavor at 3 p. m. Y. P. S. O. at 0:30. Leader, Jullu Perry. Evening sermon nt 7:30. Expository sermon from Acts 2:1-21. INDKPENDKNT KVANOnLlCAL. J. Howcrsox, pastor. Preaching tomorrow at 10:30 und 7:30. Sunday sohool at 12. Endeavor society at 0:15. CKNTKAL CHAI'KI.. P. S. Knight, In charge, Stato and Eighteenth streets. Regular services tomorrow nt 10 and 11 a. in. and 7:30 p m. ClUUSTIAN SCIENCE. Sorvlccs nt 10:30 a. in., In State In surance hall. All welcome. Qcntlc Corrective iivr i.,,,, innrtiui. Mt what you Ret when you take I Dr. Tierce's I'leanant relicts j tuey're free from tlie violence . and the eriplnj; that conic witii uie oruuiary Dill. The best medical autlioritlei aprree that In regulating the bowels mild methods are pref erable. For every de I4ugemeiit of the liver, Momacli and bowels, these tiny, sugar coated pills are most effective. They co about their work 111 an easy and natural way, and their gooA lasts. Once used, they arts always In fii or. Ueinc couiposed of the choicest, concen trated vegetable ex tracts, they cost much more than other pills found in the market, vet from forty to forty four are put up In each 7. " sealed Biaai vial, as old through druggists, nt the price of the cheaper made pill. "Pleasant Peileta" cuie biliousness, kick aim unions ueaaicne. aixztuess, costive uess, or coustlpatlon, sour stomach, loss of :a,Sfti8!iS?; , iu mm uiurcss niier cairn?, aim Kiuurea deraneementa of the liver, stomach and bowels. Tut un in sealed clans vials, there. fore always frestt and reliable. Whether as a laxative, or In larger doses, as a gently actinfr but searching cathartic, these little ,,rellet"are unequaled. j As a "dinner pill," to promote digestion, take one each day after dinner. To relieve the distress arising from over-eating;, noth. Jng equals one of these Utile " Pellets." They are tiny, sugar-coated, aiiti-blllous granules. Any child readilv takes Ibtui. Accent uo substitute that may be recom mended to be "Just as good." It may be Mitrfor the dealer, because or paying him a. better profit, but kt Is not the one who needs help. mailed to auy address, post-paid, on receipt of name and address on postal card. Address World's Dispkniary Medical l AtSOCUTlOM, BttltlO, N.vYi " A' A ji ArJ&sir 5E lHI 1 " I a tc4B j i- .... AH&hFlyf1 PLUG The laroest piece of GOOD tobacco ever sold for 10 cents CARPET PAPER Urge "lot oF heavy" blown wrapping pape lor sth- ilu'ap. lust the thing lor pulling unUr c ipn. Call at journal office. INSURANCE. J N. Ferg-i.on, agent for Western Assurance of Toro-it , Phoenix of Iondon, New Zealand Insurance company and the Mna Life nnd Accident, has moved his office in whh the Gloho Real Estate office, up utair in pot office build inc. t-2 im WOLZ'S ill'l' W0LZ k MIESCKE, Props. Dealars in all kinds of fresli and salt meats C?Fresh sausaco a si ec'nlty. 171 COMMERCIAL ST GEO. FENDlllCWS MEAT MARKET. 32I Commercial st. Cottle Block Successor to C. M Beck & Co. Best meats in tho city, Prompt delivery lowest prices. at SALEM WATER CO. Offices W'Hamette Hotel Bulldln". For water service apply at office. Hills payable monthly in advance. Make all complaints at the office. Open spicket to preent frectlng, posi tively prohibited. Care should bo taken if in danger of freezing to have stop and waste gate closed see 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. THE WAR IS OVER and no one is hurt. The undersigned have dl"lved partnership on State street, and has openeua wagon ami carnage shop at 320 commercial st in connection with bprague & Crounk's blacksmith shop, opposite the btatc Insurance building, where 1 will carry a complete line of carriage and wagon wood material, and I nm ready to build or repnir any kind ot vehicles on short notice, from the hcavltit to the lightest, and will give prices which have never been heaid of before, I guarantee all work to give perfect satisfaction. Give me a call. It. J. HERSCHBACn, l 2S Salem, Oregon, W. F. R. SMITH & CO., (Successors to Smith & Schlndler,) General Blacksmiths. GTHorseshoelng a specialty. New shoe full set. $1.50. Only the best work done Job work a specialty, Price-i the lowest. mnn t- 1 r- r-. . HARD TIMES PRICES! . The times are hard and I propose to give in public hard times prices. New fuctorv shoes.plain too With toes andxalks.. ,,, ' t r0 Hand made steel shoes ".'". 2 00 Irack shoeing ,. , 2 c0 Jaclt" 'jDCaviiins, loo Lhomeketa street. I J. H HAAi WATTIIMAVPU AVrv ikipp, r ,,4,1, JC uit,, "if-l'WVorfine repair work, Selbl ...-...., v.k,, ciUl a, 5 v.ommercial Street Tako Your Wife on o those haadaoiaePoxiovt p.,ct.. Thsy aw gtven tree with each box ot powder! I EAST AND SOUTH VIA- Shasta Route. OF THE SuThern Pacific Co, Cahlornla Express Praln Run daw; between Portland and San Francisco. bouth North 8:0 p. .11:00 p, l 0145 a. lv. lv ar. Portland Salem Sui Han ar. lv. v, Abovr trains stop at East Portland, Oregon City, Y dburn, Salem, Turner, Manon, Jefferson, Albany, Albany Junction, Irving, Eugene, Creswcll, Drain, and nil stations from Roseburg to Ashland, Inclusive. ROSEDURC MAIL DAILY. South North 8:;iU 11.111. 11:00 a.m. 5:20 p.m. iv.l'ortlantlur. lv. Salem lv. nr. Roscb'g lv. t:io p.m. 2:20 p.m. 8:30 u.m. SALEM PASSENQKK. South North 4:00 p.m. 0:15 p.m. lv. rortlatidnr. ar. Salem lv. 10:03 a.m. 8:00 a.m. DINING CARS 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,) 7:30 a m. I Lv. Portland. Corvallis. Ar 16:20 n. 12:15 p m.j Ar. Lv l'J3SP. At Albany and Corvallis connect with tra.ns of Oregon Central & Eastern Kailroad. Express train dally except Sunday. IWS ! ' I sv. roruanu ar. I 6125 a m 7i5 P. " . 1 A ...ill ill . e . ) in. , McMlnville Lv 6:50 a, m THROUGH TICKETS to all points In the Eastern Stales, Canada and Europe can be obtained at lowest rate! ,rom. r, W.W. SINNER, Agent, Salem. E. P, ROGERS, Asst. G. F. & P. A.. R. KOEHLER, Manager. PortUm5'0r' OAVVlTft. tBAn u..rT. DC8IQM PATsura. rrt..f y9HT. M OiUcss bureau for aecurimr pattnu Id Junerlra. Erery Mtnt uten out brut li TLroutht bttoH the putuo by a notice (ticn freo cieairw to 2S f mvtv&t Mttlm trrMt circulation of any scUnUflo papw to thr i U without II. lv ...'.. --"-' rn ... .. rrKir, H.IHI AilJrMH,Jluy.TA CI 2 jW York CUT, Ulil O ( ft nAn.Ml.A..- RWOw "SiSonKS CUkEh JiiZ?",-or uonorrbi plaltaS4iya. WbltM. unnatural dlt llAt U IItl.LBnL irmuumuilu. tion V.f iini ";"on or uicra KlUUJliHtUlCltCa n 1.1 11 c o u men: aon-ajtrinrrut ICUIQKUT1.0.: nw y uranruu, U.8.1. 3. SUcnll.lo American t Aflcnoy for lk 1 OtBUSHBl 1'IJiTNbIb Capital Transfer Co HARRY TOWN, PROP. ' Exprcs. bnggnge nml ah kinds cf work done promptly. Leave order at Paitcni '.SIS...' Ji3tf DEPOT EXPRESS. Meets all mall and passenger trains Ha gage and express to all parts of the city. Promnt service, Telephone Nn. in I I nr . n JAMES RADER. In all towns and localities tluounlmnt ,i. . uiiucu oiuics uuu icmiuuci 10 sen trie rount. Mil Washer and Steam Cooker, thobtin use. It saves Its on price In the wear of clothes in less than six months. Sent C O M-I.-.l l!.-. --I . 1. I . .. ! "" D. by express, prepaid, for $3.50, in tin; it in copper. For partlculnts, address J. D. DROWN, 156 Slate street. Salem. Oregon. stfdL hl t Commercial Street, Corner State Tho Capital Priming Company lu te moved to that location. Call on us. V, A. CUSICK President. J. H. Ai.dert. lCaMer. Capital National Bank, OK SALEM. Transact a general banking business. IVIONEY T9 LOAN On fatm land security. Special rates on large loans. Loans considcicd wtihout delay HAMILTON &MOIK Hank building. Hush MONEY TO LOAN I On city or farm property. Overillmh's Bank, T. K. FORDJ IVIONEY JO LOAN. I have $5000 to loan In one sum ot any fractional part not less than $300 To loan in Salem during the next 30 days. AddreiJ, with particulars, J. II. HAWLEY, 266 Stark street, 1 Portland, Or Miss Ballou's Sell OPENHl) I I.N CifAiVrNG a ALL, Will receive children from 3 yean upward Special attention to beginners. All desired branches for theolder pupil taught, includ ing drawing, modeling, music plain and ar tistic i.eedlc work. All work done on the in dividual plan In which each child is ad vanced according to its own capacity. For terms and particulars apply to Mfoi O. rial lou. Twentieth and Chemeketa sts German Lessons Given by a qualified teacher, a native of Germany. Classes for children on Satirday ut Channlng Hall, Mrs. Rapsev. 454 Mion St BANJO LESSONS. Given on reasonable terms vy an experienced teacher. W. A. RAI'SEV, 4S4 .Marion it C. H. LANE, BV i 211 Commercial St., Salem Or EtT'Suits $15 upwards. Pants upwands tj" iro. Miiwau 0"' GLANCE ATI HIS MAP. Of the Chicago! Milwaukee and St. P" Railway and note its connection with ranscontinental lines at St. Paul nd ottW. and remember when going east that its 1 r ' are lighted with electricity o.id heatwi ot eara. Its equipment is superb. WP" Uuffet, library, smoking and sleepins ijuh with free rilining chairs. Each sleepy car betth has an electric reading lamp, , U dining cars are the best in ite Other lines arc longer than thi, ta : ire shorter, and no oilier offers the above l urious accommodations. The-e are iufca easons for the popularity of 'The Mil" kee." Coupon ticket agents in eiery road office will give yon fur.her informatioa, or address , , . C. J. EDDY. General Agent, J.W.CASEV,Trav.P.Akn MEMiNTTilll China 1 ri k Si, Paul ffy. M.lNHEBOTAsNsO fa ' - - . . jj; rtwrt,' - " -iriv'fi-i;iilrliiti-','.Vd&aa;:,