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There Is one true npcclilc for diseases arising from Impure blood and a de
bilitated nervous system, and that Is Palne's celery compound, so generally
prescribed by physicians. It Is probably the most remarkable remedy that
tho sclcntlllc research of this country has produced. Prof. Kdward K. Phelps,
M. D., LL. D.,of Dartmouth College, llrst preached what Is now known the
world over as Palno's celery compound, a positive cure for dyspepsia, bilious
ness, liver complaint, neuralgia, rheumatism, all nci vous diseases and kidney
troubles. For the latter, Palno's celery compound lias .succeeded again and
again where everything cl&o has failed.
Daiiy Capital Journal
DY HOPttK DROTHICR3
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 12,1800.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I hereby announce mvhelf as a
l.niwllilntn tnr Mm nllli.fi fif PniT'N'PV
WIIHUtlltl.VtIUt fc.lW WII.I.W J. WWWA1 -. -
ASSESSOR subject to tlio will of tho
county Republican convention.
d-v J. A. VAN EATON.
Own your homo If you can.
Marlon county Is well govornod.
Salem can't Imj made too good a home
market.
Principle will defeat fusion oven In
this degenerate age.
As the campaign comes on every
body has friends,
This Is department No. 1 week of
Marlon county politics.
A muter lino from Albany to Leb
anon nnd Sodavllle Is talked of,
A llepubllcan rooster with a Popu
list namo makes a bad breed to cross.
There aio a good many congress
men named Dollttle, down nt Wash
lustoti. A writer In tho Democrat brings
out II, a WutMMnf Albany for su
premo Judge.
Tho Iowa legislature wants to apply
tfio "Milot tax to all drug .stores that
ell liquor.
Oregon Is ahead of any westom
tnlu In ha lug no dbt and lmv. taxes.
Not a bad reputation.
How will Jo Simon get along with
out Boimtors Coggswell and Ruley to
"tall out" his bohomes with Demo
crat irt votes.
Tho Salem Statesman calls silver a
putrescent corpse. For want of it
tlioro'a betiii ninny a newspaper fun
eral. Don Carlos Royrt hns started tho
Klnmnth Falls Independent. Iho
llrnt number contains n great deal of
information uuuut that part of Ore.
gou.
If vrm uriufr iur LUr -.
Jlmbi, we m M u " clw. -
Allrfrlfc Porous
rxitWVIV o Plaster
ai-
The peoploare talking about taking
a hand In tho prlmarlcw this joar. It
Is to be hoped that they will do more
than talk.'
Tho Portland Republican clubs
seemed to bo used lo knock out what
little brains there Is left the party
down there.
Oiegou wants more employment for
, . . i -
,uuoror8 am ,m cmpioymcnif lor
politicians; more farmers and fewer
onicc-holders.
Harry E. AVagoncr has become pro
prietor of tho Independence Enter
prise, and his first, number Is a excel
lent local paper for that Hvo town.
Tim .TouKNAii reporter that chron
icled Montaguo Lord's rcscuo of tho
little girl from drowning, forgot to J
tell whether tho little girl's doll was
saved or not.
Tho latest report has It that at tho
last moment tho friends of a dark
horso .will present his namo to tho
Marlon county Republican convention
asacandldatofor congress and carry
tho convention with u hurrah.
Tho Portland political economists
will do well to remember that thoy
had nbsoluto control of tho general
appropriation bill mid restored In tho
seniito tho reductions the houso did
tnako.
To hear some people talk, one
would think Oregon supported forty
normal schools. Oregon docs not
now and has novcr, so far as wo can
learn, appropriated monoy for more
than two such schools, at Monmouth
and Weston.
In W. 1. Vawter Southern Oregon
Oregon has a strong and leading
young llepubllcan. Although a cap
italist, banker and lawyer, ho Is a
progressive and Intelligent Repub
lican. Leasuie'u Squeal,
Eoitou Jeuhnal: In your issuo of
February 10 is noticed tho wall of J,
0. Leasure-and why? If Mr. L. had
practiced what ho preached ho would
not have been defeated. Mr. Carey
had no opinion, or If ho had, ho kopt
U; but Leasnro expressed his as vou
oaa see by his article. x.
WoonuriLV, February 11.
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CELEHLOOMHUIHU
POlrfflAAD niNO HANDS OFFI
TUeslgnB.Hefrln to appear tbatMho
olcfPortland rlnu will scok to d(ct5t5TEf0UKij the press' of thaStatc Tnafc
legislative methods In the coming
couuty conventions. Isn't It time for
those fellows to take their hands off
this state?
- .Solong as the Portland ring can get
11 followlncr In the state It will be a
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power for evil in Multnomah county.
'"Strip it of its support in the interior
of the etatp, and It Is powerless for
harm at home. The rlngstcrs are
then thrown back upon the people
who know them best, nnd they will
deal with them. So long as they can
control either branch of the lcglsla-
turc, their ambition will be to rule
Portlund, not with home rule, but
with state aid.
"What claim have the Portland
rlngsteis to control Republicans in
the Interior of tho &tntc ? Is It their
ability, sagacity and Intelligence?
In tho hist leglslatuie they did not
possess enough of cither to do nny- tho Inner circle of the llepubllcan or
thlng, and would not let anyone else ganlzatlon. Slnco 0 rover Cleveland
do anything If they could help. They
can show no good government and lng a federal appointment. For some
only bad financiering nt home. Let reason ho failed to get one. He had
them keep hnndsoff thciest of the an ambition to be United States dls
state. trlct attorney. His failure to secure
Let members of the legislature Ikj recognition at Washington-may have
nut un who aro .responsible to the had something to do with his change
people of their own counties Instead
or to tho Portland ring. Tho Port
land gang made tho last general ap
piopilatlonblll whnt It was, put In
slices for all the ring senators and
tools who served the machlnc,nnd nro
directly responsible for tho Increase
of tho state tax levy to 4.8 mills.
Give tho people of Oregon home rule
for the people Instead of machlno rulo
for the Portland gang.
COUNTY POLITICS.
Tho Salem Statesman prints a col
umn review of candidates for county
olllces. It says Henry Hall of 'Wood
burn nnd Sam Kerr of St. Paul are not
candidates for county commissioner,
and It begins to look as If J. F. Ander
son of Howell might succeed himself.
Levi llrowcr of McClcuy Is mentioned
also.
For sheriff It says the most active
candidates are Deputy F. T. Wright
man and Thomas Sims, of Salem,
David II. Looncy of Jefferson, J. E.
Hammond ofSllverton, George 'Whit
ney of Woodburn.
For county clerk and recorder there
Is no opposition. Deputy Clerk R. D.
Alln and Ed. McKlnney nro men
tioned ns possible candidates for clerk
two years hence.
For trensurer Jap Mlnto, (serving
part of a term by appointment), J. F.
Stclworof Jefferson, Scott Rozorth of docs not brook that to any oxtcnt.
Salem, A.W. Dragcr of Yew Park and Mnrlon'a taxes nro tho lowest In tho
J. II. McCormlck of North Salem aie state; Multnomah's tho highest,
mentioned. Mnrlon has no debt; Multnomnh sev-
For county superintendent the pres- end millions. Mnrlon has no defal
cut very competent oillclnl, who has cations; Multnomnh county has bund-
had two terms, declines to run. D.W.
roderofWoodburn, E. H.Anderson
Y
and P. S. Knight of Salem, G. W. frco I)ress Multnomnh is padlocked wasc Baw cbied seo secilon rules and reg
Joncs. principal of the Turner schools with tho OrcgoninnTclcgrnm fraud. gSS"for absence SS iSuVlVatevi'
aro mentioned.
For county Judge "W. C. Hubbard,
Falrlleld, present Incumbent; Ed T.
Juddof Aumsville, W. T. Grimm of
Ilubbanl, (1. P. Terrell of Mchama
and S. T. Richardson of Salem arc In
tho Held.
One J. F. Wlsner, a Klamath
county Populist, Is reported In the
Independent as follews:
"Ho brought to tho notice of tho
meeting the fact that while It only
cost tho city of Snlcim. comprising
"00 Milium miles, $5,000 por annum to
light tho city with electric lights, tho
last legislature appropriated $30,000
to defray tho expense of lighting, the
state grouuds and buildings for ouo
year."
The legislature appropriated 130,000
for two years for light at tho
state Institutions and grounds, or
$l8,000n year, and tho lato charged
for tho aro -lights and Incandescents
used is tho same per month ns Is paid
by tho city. Tho only difference Is
the state buys more lights than tho
city. Tho bill authorizing nnd direct
ing a contract to bo made at those
rates for ten years was passed by tho
imrUlntiiwt lu.Fnw. .1.. 1 ... . .
P.H..V M.UIU luu ,ahl.im mo
UUt. Our Pomiltst frloiul Is nvr
happy as when he is lyB about tho
last legislature.
It la your duty to itell tho truth
about people you don't llko as well
as thoso you do.
'POLITICS' FOR REVENUE fbNLY.
!ini.ni.a a rvmaivnll ntinntinccsL l
""uuaiiws . vwgp""" --
js no longer a JX'inocrat. Mr.
Cogswell is a citizen of Lake county,
anj represented Crook, Klamath and
Lake count les" In the senate forelght
ycarfli a t9 n inwyerf -and -also- an
iimhlt.lntm. nhlr. shrewd little man.
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His defection from tho Democratic
party will not materially disrupt the'
organization or interfere with any nr-
rangements already completed for tho (
juno campaign. For years Sena-
tor Cogswell has dnnc nothing 'moic
to signalize his democracy Mian lo
vote for the caucus nominees of his
party at Salem; In his legislative ne-
tlon he has always worked and voted
with the ItcpubllcaiH. Democrats
hnvo been forced to leave him out of
their calculations when they needed
him. lie Is a warm friend and ad
mirer of Joe Simon, and can In ex
pected lo loco I vo early recognition in
took olllcc Mr. Cogswell hns lwenscek-
of heart, as he Is not in politics for(
his health. Mr. Cogswell's public an- j
nouncement simply means this: "Ifi
there nre no olllces for me in tlio Dom-
ocratlc party J can no longer continue
in it. I am therefore a Republican."
Astoria Hudgcl. Dcm.
THE PRIMARIES.
No scciet primaries should be tolei
atcd by Republicans.
Lot the prlmnrlcs be held open and
public. Let delegates bo chosen by
ballot and give all Republicans or
thoso wishing to vote the Republican
ticket a chance to vote.
Let each man's name bo recorded as
ho casts his ballot. Then lot the
ballots bo counted and pieserved with
the tally sheet.
Purlllcd primaries, free from ring
rulo nro a pre-requlslteof good govern
ment. There Is a law governing
holding primaries for city elections,
but It does not apply to gcncrnl state
elections. Every Republican In every
precinct should have a chance to vote
at tho precinct prlmarlct nnd have his
vote count.
Mnrlon county Republicans need
ask no favors of Multnomnh. Marlon
county Is well governed; Multnomnh
Is not. Multnomah knows nothing
but abject ring rule; Marlon county
reds of thousands In burstcd banks.
Marlon county has freo speech, nnd a
Dr. PIERCE'S
PLEASANT-
PELLETS
SICK HEADACHE,
BILIOUSNESS,
Oh-
CONSTIPATION,
tCM ... .
UASkJ llNUlUtiifllUIN,
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DYSPEPSIA,
POOR APPETITE,
"KtJ d alt deraugments of tht
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tMumatn, jjixr ana -aoutis. '
Of all druggists.
ONCE USED
ALWAYS IN FAVOR.
YOUNQ
vigorous body and
robust itreneth fol.
SPIRITS,
low trood
health.
But alt fail when the
vital
debietncd,dNiervour
ganty'porermuu
powers are
irom ma tiaDiis, con
tracted by theyounff
through ignorance
of their ruinous con
sequences, tow
ImWT tmor
morose or Im'tahip
temper, fear ofltnpendlB? calamity and a
thousand and one derantretnents of hi-
SKS K58
Improved methods of treatment without the
Ptlent leivlno' hrmf.
A ,nie,dic) treatise written in plain but
chute language, treating of the nature,
ymptoras ancf curability of uch dlseaaS
rwlofthUnot iee.wlth locenuilnatamp;
l5- A.ddre. World's Dispkk.
ARV MkDlCAt AssocUTIOJUf Jtefjalo, N.y,
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Measure
and vou
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piece of GOOD tobacco
ever sold for io cents
CAKPE'lr"TATE'U-..arge ioi o.
brawn wrapping paper for sale clicii
heavy
Jim
lint
the thing for pultinx'undcr curptts Cn
Journal office
INSURANCE J N. Ferg'i.on, agent for
Western Aurance ofToroito, Phoenix of
London, Now Zealand Insuronce company
anil the Htm Life and AccMcnt, has
moved his office In with the Gloho Real
Estate office, up utairi In pot office build
Inc. t.2 im
ws in
Ml
WOLZ A MIESCKE, Props.
Dealars In all klmh of freili and silt meats
KPrre;h sausagi, a specialty,
171 COMMERCIAL ST
GEO. FMNDRLCWS
MEAT MARKET.
32! Commercial st Cottle Mock
Succcsor to C. M Deck & Co. j
licit meats In tho city, Prompt delivery
lowest prices.
at
SALEM WATER CO.
Office: V'llainette Hotel Oulldliir,
For water service apply at office. Hills
payable monthly In advance. Make all
complaints at the olhce.
' Ollfn snlrlrf in nrrvrn, rVfoInn nul.
iffirflVn? !! 'TJ'S
unless water Is cut of from premu.es.
THE WAR IS OVER,
and no one Is hurt. The undersigned have
j dissolved partnership on State street, and has
I op.ned a waon and carriage shop at 320
commercial st in connection with Spraguc
& Crounk's blacksmith shop, oppo-ite the
Stalt Insurance building where 1 will carry
a complete line of carriage and wugon wwm!
material, and I am ready to build or repulr
any kind of vehicles on thort notice, from the
neavifi t to the lightest, and will give prices
which haye never been heaid of before. I
guarantee all ork to give perfect sati.factlon.
dive me a call.
R. J. HERSCIIBACII,
1 2S Salem, Oregon.
A C R QIWIITM X, PH
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(Successors, to Smith & Schindler,)
ml llladisiiiillis.
1 CHorseshoeing a specialty. New shoe
full set. $1.50. Only the best woik done
Job work a specialty. Price the lowest,
1 HARD TIMES PRICLJl
,v rhe. !!m? a,n hard and l propose to give
Ibr public hard tirnes pricn
New frtctorv shoes.plain ,
With toes and calks , So
Handmade steel shoe 2
, track shoeing ' 3 So
'ir. t Jnk" Hari'tiitt,
100 Chemeleta street.
J. H HAAS
WATC1I.MAKEU AND JEWELER,
Thomas clock., ctt.. t; Commercial Street
Tako Your Wifo
w nandiomn ivn. n
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They.reKlrnfreewUheaehhn. of pd"!
iSrzsiEm
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iPTfiew it
will una
IJ AND SOUTH
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.VIA-
Shasta Route.
OF THE
Southern Pacific Co,
California Express Trnln Run daii between
Portland and Sin Francisco,
.South
I
J North
,S;5 p. m.
ii:oo p. m,
l o:45ta. m.
Port.ana
Salem
S;in Fran
at.
Iv.
IV,
AI)ove trains st p at East Portland, Oregon
Oity, Wo illmrn, Salem, Turner, Maiion,
Jelson, Albany. Albany Junction. Irving,
Kugene; Grwiwll, Drain, and all stations
from Roeburg to Ashland. Inclusive.
nOSEDURG MAIL DAILY.
bouth
North
4M0 p.m.
2:20 p.m.
8:30 a.m.
8:I!0 a.m.
Iv. Portland ar.
Iv. Salem lv.
ar. Itoseb'g lv.
11:00 a.m.
f:20 p.m.
SALEM I'ASSENOKU.
South
North
4:00 p.m.
C:15 p.m.
lv. Portland nr.
ar. Salera lv.
10:05 a.m.
8:00 a.m.
DINING CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS
and second-class sleeping cars attached to all
Irainx.
WEST SIDE DIVISION,
Between Portland and Corvallis, dally (ex
cept Sunday. 1
7:30 am. Lv.
iZMSpm.f Ar.
Portland,
Corvallis.
Ar
(6:zo p. m
MrM3Sp,
m.
At Albany and Corvallis connect with
trams of Oregon Central & Eastern Railroad.
Express train daily except Sunday.
4:45 P. m
TjiSy. m.
I Lv. Portland Ar.
8:25 a. m.
6:50 a. m
1 Ar. Mc
McMlnville Lv 1
THROUGH TICKErS
to all points In the Eastern States, Canada
and burope can be obtained at lowest ratel
K n oMjER. Agent. Salem.
E. P, ROGERS, Asst. G. P. & P. A..
R. KOEHLER, Manager. rwh0r
01VIIT.
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A"?"KY TOWN. PR0p
"T ". u!'EKee and ill vt.Y. .
uresi.
done promptly.
Leavt
orders
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DEPOT EXPRFw
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Meets all mall and passeneer Z
'gage and express top,111'
Prompt service. TdA: v, riht
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Jts RAn
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1 In all towns and loclltle ir,,. ,
Unilcd States and terruojies to J fc
sin Washer and Steam Convt " vhe.F
iiKf, It saves its own d '.'"li
...... u oicuin loob.. ,1.,-
clothes in lew than six months C.'fl
. by express, prepaid, for it t.1 C U
copper. For particul.us, ad,,'M, ""i
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C1 mmerciaIStrcet, Corner SteJ
Tho Capital Printing Compny i,,,!
...u,.u m ii.u, ,m.aiiuil, V.BII nn .,
W. A. Cosick
1 Prefildent,
QJ. H. Auiit.
ICuiel
National i
OF SALEM.
Transact a general btnklng bittintj.,
MONEY
On farm land security, bpeeiil
rates on lnrge loans. Jun,
consulcied without iKIjv
. 1 . ,, ""'lONSMijrJ
Bush
naiin iiuiiuinn.
MONEY TO LOAN
On city or farm property,
Oycrjnuidi's Hank,
MONEY TO
T.K.roti
1 nave 5uoo to loan in oneiumat-l
fractional part not less than Stoo TofciJ
Salem during tho next 3odayi. Alhl
nun particulars,
J. II. 1IAWLEV.
200J, Stark street, : IVtiuUl
Miss Ballou's St
OI'KNKU UN
CTTANNHfG UAll,
Will receive children from 3 yeanine
special attention to Icglnncr4. All c
branches for theolder puplU tancM, irt
ing drawing, modeling, music pliuuli
tistic t.eedlc work. All work dune os&i
dlvldunl plan in which each chili "
vanced according to Its own capiciir
terms and particulars apply to Mb u
lou. Twentieth and Chemckcta its.
German Lesson
Given by a qualified teacher, a man
oiuetmany. Classes lor cmwres a
Kat irrlav nt Channinif Hall.
Mrs. Rapsev. 454 M"1!
BANJO LESSONS,
Given on reasonable terms ty an miwJi
teacher. W. A. RAFbEll
4ImI
C. H.
LANE,
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n
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iq?-Sults Jis upwards. PanH$ upifclf j
GLANCE ATI HIS MAfl
Of the Chicago, Milwaukee mJ J,,
Railway and note its conned"
and remember ?ben going. " lx"jt
or. i;nK,. will, flrrtncUV ) fcJ,
team. Its equipment is WW
BilTet, library, smokine and slrtp
with free reclining cna,r. - -
car iieith as an eiecini. "-, j,v.tA
iU dining cars are ihe 'w,
Other lines arc longer than ita.
are shorter, and nooilu-r r,'h.e,JS
unous accommodation. - - p
reasons for the'iP".""0.'. ,BW
kee." Coupon tic
ICkCI bkcu.. ; .tva
road office will give
Ull It"""
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or address
i aiisier r.
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AGENTSWA
156 State street.
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