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COL JOSEPH : ii;
One of Sheridan's Commanders Saved
by Paine's Celery Compound.
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" ' AOAIWSTf FUSION.
Col. Joseph L. Follctt of Now York
lma n nntlonul reputation.
At tlio hbo of 21, Col. Folltt unlisted
In Battery 0, First Missouri Lltflit
Artillery, mul soon roo to Ua com
i.iniiri At l.nok-oiil, Mountain, lila
was tlio only Uattcry that reached the
miminlt.
Slnco the war he has devoted him
self to mechanical oiiKlneurliitf, and
has Invented soy ml linportut Improve
ments on the sewing machine, and a
blcyclo that promises to bo ono of the
surprise of next season.
M'Iia tmiulftti nil tint nnrvnuu HVStem
of an Inventor, kept up for months
and months, seriously weakened the
health of a busy brain worker llko
Col, Follett, and his constitution,
which even tho hardships of the wr
bid not weaken, tlneatencd to suc
cumb to nervous exhaust Ion.
What Col. Follett haH to say In re
uard to his restoration to health, can
not fall to carry Brent weight. In n
letter to "Wells & Richardson Co. of
Htirllnuton, Vt., ho writes:
When suffering from mental ex
haustion and a generally disorganized
system, nnd overwork I used Pain'
oelory compound.
"The compound acted llko a charm
on my bowels and kept thhem In line
condition, and I experienced great io
llcf from my brain troubles,
" 1 have not used l'alno's celery
compound for six months, but I shall
when In need of n tonic and gcnoral
regulator of the system. I have rec
ommended it to a great many, and
every one who tried Itgot rellcf.-
" It is tho best general remedey T
over used or knew anything about."
OWhcn tho nervous system has be-
como weakened from any cause, i-amo a
celery comiwund builds It up as Hom
ing elso can. It makes people well.
People In every walk of life have
r..nttnn to ho unitcful to Prof. Phelps
of Dnruiouth. tho eminent scientist
who discovered Paine's celery com
pound. He understood tho peculiar
needs of tho nervous system; ho know
that tho backache, hcadache.slcepless
ucss, loss of appetite, and disorded
blood all mean that tho nerves arc
weakened and Inadequate to tho de
mands upon them. Tho experience of
thousands has proven all over this
broad country that only Palne's celery
compound will give health to tho
uerees, and through them tot no entire
bodv.
Colleges conrencd upon Dr. Phelps
their highest honors for his Invaluable
Investigations In medicine, but all
this seems Insignificant In comparison
with tho chorus of gratitude that has
gone up all over tho world from men,
noineii and children, who have out
grown weakness and tho lack of health
by tlio use of l'alno's celery compound,
most wonderful uervo and blood re-restoratlve.
Tho Populist managers of Lane
county, and Marlon" county, have ac
clired against fusion. This was w o
expected. The Populist party iu w
Infancy Is loaded downwim enspum
disgruntled polltlclansof tho old par
ties; " Thoy hope by some hoek: or
crook; jtho American people will put
the People's party in power nnd then
these men of "principle" who de
nounce fusion as an unholy alliance
will step up for the oflices. These nre
mostly professionals for revenue, who
want to make the people believe they
are honest men and reformers, -when
nil they am sec In politics Is tho hun
ger for ofllcc.
Pcnnoycr was a "middle of the
road" partisan and populist, and what
i ,11,1 ii.ivr i-iv In the way of
SblilV UIU uuvivi j ---
Mi, rlntr or to reduce extravagance In
nur nubile affairs. He stood In to lo
cate the asylum and other Institutions
wherever legislative combines di
rected. Ho fused for Pcnnoycr, but
always opposed fusion against the
g'iB'
t,. c!i..,..n tu in tlio Hfinatc today bc-
cause the Portland Populists run a
"middle of the road" ticket and a
-,Minn TiAmocrat run on n "mid-
uuiyuiui.v"
die of the road" ticket, and between
the two little Jo, who probably fur
nished money nnd directed both of
tiimn.Blloned.in. fflic partisan for rev
enue Is tho hard fact the taxpayer has
to deal with.
This Is the first comment Tun
i,.t iinnimil mi the whole dls-
UVUiVHO" .i"'. -
Kraccful controversy. Tun Journal
Is n Republican paper and Its editors
will labor always for reforms within
their own party and for the 'best pos
slblc results for the people ut tl,c
hands of all mon In offlcc, regardless
of what party they belong to.
Hut It is sickening when tho people
of a thinly populated state like Ore
gon are suffering from nn over-supply
of politicians, extravagance of olllol
nllsm and partisan machine politics,
to seo a lot of pretended reformers
wrangllug for spoils that aro "out of
sight" as completely as tho gold Holds
of the moon, and there Isn't a poli
tician among them would not lay
down all principle nnd tnko crumbs at
the hands of tho Republicans or Cleve
land either.
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PUOPLtt'S INSURANCE.
Daiiy Capital Journal.
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MY 1IOK1CK HUOTHICHS
SATURDAY, FKH. 15,1800.
ANNOUNCKMliNT.
1 horoby aunouueo myself as a
candidate for tho otllco of COUNTY
ASSESSOR subject to tho will of the
county Republican convention.
d-w .1. A. VAN BATON.
AN APT COMPARISON.
MULON-THIIWH3.
Some funnels were talking about
the political unties of a Salem news
paper when onu of them remarked
thoy reminded him of a lot of boy
caught stealing melons and the farmer
hud fired a charge of shot Into them,
Thoy wore running In till directions
and wioh was trying to grab a melon
us he ran. Thoy havo been raiding
the ii it' melon patch a long tlmonnA
It is iuu thev were runout
SJM'ltJILlUUJ IL.i 1-11.-HI. LI .nil my
MEN'AGt!S
UuUblriThsrouibly,
l'urir Uud.
Four out Dtm-avNUi
Buffer srrouiu',
uentklTrorrr.alUcfci
of "tho blue," ore tut
r)rintf tho iMiuUty r
catljr c((mo. V'..
Uum, reclaim )mr
innnltiiil. reffAln vour
HUpr, Dou't tlMivklr. StaA tor took vritu
Ml4aUoa nd proof. Mall) (icaloj) troo.
5sF
A number of state oftlclals were
commenting on Ttuc Joui(NAL.'Hbelng
tho only papr In the state to assail
the supremo court for Its decision In
the Eastern Oregon asylum case.
Judge Murphy said It reminded him
of a man who rowed out In tho middle
of a rlvor In a little skiff to stop a big
steamboat. He got right In front of
It and the sicamlwut people thought
it would be too bad to run over tho
llttlo cuss and drown him, so they
stopped, when the follow in the skiff
got up, swung his arms and shouted,
"stopped It by CJ-dl" They all had
a good laugh. Another man remarked
that whenever tho Orcgonlun Jumped
onto tho governororseoretary of stato
about their salaries, Tiik Jouhnal
attacked tho supreme court about
Its extravagance. This raised n luugh
again, nnd one man got mad as he
thought It was on him. He said ho
didn't caio a d what the pajwrs
said about him, he got $5,000 a year
J and wasn't a stato otllelal either, Just
a clerk and could take care of himself.
He seemed to think hocould get nows-
papem tu defend him. The farmers
and lalHirlug man who can't got a
dollar u day can only defend them
selves with their ballot.
Mr. M. W. Smith, or Polk county,
Is meeting with good success Intro
ducing tho Oregon Fire Relief As
sociation, with headquarters at Mc
Mlnnvillc, V. J. -Martin, secretary.
It Is Insurauco at absolute cost for lire
losses, and Mr. Smith has enMsted
Hon. David Craig, of Maclcay, and
other farmers of high character.
Nono of the officers receive n salary.
riii.nuanrnt.irv (i ml lruvil i I r(tnra rn.
eclvo a pcrccntngo of tho membership
receipts. The by laws require that all
expenses bo paid out of the receipts
from new members, consequently after
you become a member you never pay
anything more towards tho oxpenses
of tho association.
POLITICAL bAnKINOI
.... --xi.... timfnn unusual
uur cxcuaBgea mn
number of bankers aro candidates for
congress and legislatures. The newt
papers from Yamhill county lndlcato
that none bnt bankcra arc slated for
the legislature there. This Istrncof
several counties In the state. When
It is remembered that In Portland two
largo banks dictate since years to a
great extent city, county and state
politics, nnd that a bill was passed in
the senate of the last legislature, to
give those two banks a monopoly of
handling tho public funds, It will be
scon that the banker In politics Is be
coming n political Issue. Speaking of
the efforts to retire the greenbacks und
paper currency, the Raker City Rlade
says:
"May God and the people thwart
their wicked purposei ii mere u
not so many congressmen wuo uwt
their election to the lnllucnco of the
banks, nnd who look to them for their
re-election, a remedy would soon bo
found. When wo remember thnt
money Is power, and that we now
have some 3,800 national banks, which
arc a law unto themselves, and whoso
enactments arc for self-aggrandizement,
we can understand why It 1b
that congressmen hesitate to
apply heroic remedies for too
m, nf llnnncial Ills. If our
congress hud the courage to
direct the secretary of the treasury
to recognize silver as well ns gold
money of final redemption, recognize
gold, silver and treasury notes ns of
equal value In exchange, the anxious
fears that the reserve fund will reach
a danger line, nnd the national treas
ury become insolvent, oum mo.,11-
pcar. There is an oviucnii uiivaiLiuu
to stand by tho law of 1878, providing
for the contUuancc of tho greenbacks,
but If tho banks can demand redemp
tion In gold as often as thoy can
gather them thoy will force the gov
ernment to either demonetize nnd
destroy its currency or contlnuo tho
bond purchase of gold. "Wo express
our deep conviction that there will bo
no financial prosperity until congress
provides thnt nil money and currency
shall bo supplied by tho government,
and that nil corporation currency
shall bo suppressed as soon ns It caa
bo consistently done. The grand issue
ft government currency or corporation
currency. If banks of Issuo arc sup
pressed times will be good and pros
perity will nbountl."
Partnerships between, the govern
ment nnd corporations havo always
proven fatally Injurious to the people.
Tho same men who serve the govern
ment nnd pretend to want to lcpre-
sont the people aro Interested In thoso
corporations, and a man's dovotlou
will bo where his Interest Is. His
heart Is whero his treasuro Is. Ho can
not serve both government and cor
poration with equal fidelity. Either
the Interest of tho government or tho
Interest of the corporation must suf
fer. It Is not generally tho latter.
Until wo have a llnadco system rest
ing on the government Itself Instead
of on the banks, wo will have no relief.
And tho government Is tho people.
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.uapitai iranster Co
HAP1IV Ti-imu h... '
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Express, bngcuge nnd all kinds ef Wfl,v
done promptly. Leave orders at Pi(6,.
More.
mite'i
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DEPOT EXPRFSS
Meets nil mall mid passenger trains n,
lcand express to nil parts ofthe "",?'
'rompt service, Telephone No. 70.
rLKADER,
1
! AGISTS Ml
In nil towns and localities throutihout ii.
United States and territories to sell the loun,
nln Washer and Steam Cooker, tlio best In
uhc. It saves Itsown price In the wejftf
clothes hi less than six months, bent r n
D. by express, prepaid, for $3.50, in tin; it
in copper. I'or parllculius, addrcs J
J. R IIKOWN.
156 Stato btrect. Salem, Oregon,
Oil
lthas rolled" into public favor Ciiiniwcial1Streo(, Comer Stale
H jB V .ti vEHs&&vy
bH SMMi- WtXTTTHVW
Tlio Capital Prinlinc Comnanv lm ,.
moved to that location. Call on us.
V. A.Cusick tj. II.Aumt,
PreBldent. Cashier
tl '1 1 VI i' I
'Sill '1 IV'UlfifHl
PLUG
The largest piece of
GOOD tobacco
ever sold for io cents
INSURANCE. J. N. Fergon, agent for
Western Assurance of Toro-ilo, Phoenix or
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 poit office bulla
incr t-2 im
EAST AND SOUTH
WOLZ'S HARKIT
3?FREE DELIVERY.
WflLZ L MIESLKE. PrcDS.
Dealars In all kinds of fresh and salt meats .
igpFresh sausap- a specially.
171 COMMERCIAL ST.
spei
AL
GEO. JPENDRIGIZ'S
MEAT MARKET.
32I Commercial st. Cottle Block
Successor to C. M Beck & Co.
Best meats In tho city, Prompt delivery at
lowest prices.
The old soldiers have ft right to be
heard in politics und nre naturally
friendly to Congressman Hermann.
Ono of them recites elsewhere what
he knows about tho gonial hand
shnker from Oregon.
SALEM WATER CO.
Office! Willamette Hotel Building
For water service apply at office. Bills
payable monthly in advance, Make all
rnmnlaints at the office.
Upen sptckct to prevent ireczing, posi
tively prohibited. Care should be taken
Iftn ilanofr nf (tMina to have ston and
waste gate closed seo Section 3 rules and reg
ulation, no deduction in mils win ueni
lowed for absence or for any cause whatever
unless water is cut oi irom premises.
-VIA
hasta Route.
OF SALEM.
Transact a general banking busmen,
MONEY TO LOAN
On farm land security. Special
rates on large loans. I.oint
consldcicd without delay.
HAMILTON &M01H
Hush Bank bulldind.
MONEY TO LOANI
On city or farm property.
Overrun's Hank,
T. K. FORD
MONEY JO LOAN,
I have $5000 to loan in one sum or in;
fractional part not less lhan $300 To lola'a
Salem during the next 30 days. Addrea
with particulars,
J. II. HAWLEV,
266 Stark street, : Portland, Or
OF THE
Southern Pacific Co.
California Express TrainRim dai, between
Portland and S. Francisco.
"South I
I North
8:50 p. m.
1 1:00 p.m.
1 0:45 a- "'
TvT
lv
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l'ort.ana
Salem
San Fran.
ai.
lv.
lv.
REPUBLICAN NOTES.
Tho Republicans of Seotts Mills
hold a meeting Monday evening for
tho purposo of organizing a club.
Tho Republicans or Frultland
neighborhood changed the date of
their meeting at the school house
from Friday night (Feb. 14) to Tues
day night (Feb. 18). All aro Invited
to attend.
Republicans who really favor re
forms In Oregon should beware of
roorbacks that will bo circulated In
tho next month to defeat any Inde
pendent man whom tho ring cannot
work.
Remember, voter If your work In
tho primary counts against the melon-
stealers, you will bo ruled out as not
n good Republican, if tho gang do It,
The Statesman has dropped Elder
Huvkloy llko a cold potato,
ChttdrervCryrfor
Pitohar's Cftttorla.
The golbug candidate of tho old
Portland ring was beat for president
of tho stato Republican clubs. 'Now
ho howls to bring about a secession of
his wing from the Ropubllcan party.
Ho was never anything but an over
estimated bag of wind, and stool
pigeon of tho ring.
rartlasnshlp for revenue ouly, is
becoming very uauseaslng to the pec-.
pie or Oregon,
WE
GIVE AWAY
A Sample Package (4 to 7 doses) oi
Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets
To any one sending name and address to
us on a postal card.
QNCB USED THOY ARB ALWAYS IN PAYOR.
ITenee, our object in sending them out
broadcast
ON TRIAL. .
They absolutely cure
SICK HBADACHE,
Biliousness, Constipation,
Coated Tongue, Poor Ap
petite, Dyspepsia and kin.
dred derangements of the
Stomach, Liver and Bowels.
Don't accept some substitute said
to be "Just as good."
The substitute costs the dealer
less.
It costs you ABOUT the same,
HIS profit is in the "Just s
food."
WHERB IS YOURS?
Address for Frkr Sampm;,
WerU't nUptnury Mtdlctl AuocUUm,
N Hi HJ U MVfMKXK, V.
dissolved partnership on State street, and has
orvneu n wagon ana carriage snop at 320
Commercial St., in connection with Spracue
THE WAR IS OVER
and no one is hurt. The undersigned have
;ned a wagon an
mmercialst.. in
& Crounk's blacksmith shop, opposite the
State Insurance buildimr. where 1 will carrv
a complete line of carriage and wngon wood
material, and I am ready to build or repair
sny kind of vehicles on iliort notice, from the
heavlert to the lightest, and will give prices
which have never been lieaid of before. I
guarantee all work to give perfect satisfaction.
Give roe a call.
R. J. IIERSCHBACII,
I :S Salem, Oregon.
Above trains stop dt Eaut Portland, Oregon
City, Wo dburu, Salem, Turner, Marion,
tpifcrsnn. Allnnv. Albany lunction. Irvine.
Eugene, Creswell, Drain, and all stations
irom Koseuurg to Asniann, inclusive.
ROSEUUKO MAIL DAILY.
South
8:30 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
5:20 p.m.
lv.l'ortlnndar.
lv. Salem lv.
ar. Rosob'g lv.
.North
4:40 p.m.
2:20 p.m.
8:30 a.m.
"South
SALEM PASSENGEU.
4:00 p.m.
0:15 p.m.
lv.rortlandar.
ar. Salem lv.
North
10:05 a.m.
8:00 a.m.
DINING CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS
and second-class sleeping cars attached to all
trains.
Miss Ballot's Soli
Ol'ENBI) UN
C II AN NINO HALL,
Will rorattrl rllllrlrtn from 1 VC1M UOWlfd
c.;l nttrnilnn m lwirlnncrs. All desired
branches for theolder pupils taught, includ
ing drawing, modeling, music ii.i
tlstic t.eedlc work All work done on the ta-
.lt..!,l.,t nl.n In which each child ii H
vanced nccordlng to Its own capacity. Fct
terms nnd particulars apply to Miss 0. ml.
lou. I wentietn anil ncnwww "
"German Lessons
Given by a qualified teacher, a native
of Germany. Classes for children on
Sat uday nt Channlng Hall. ,
;Mrs. Rapsev. 454 MarioiS
BANJO LESSONS,
Given on reasonable terms ty an expnlt
teacher. W. A. RAl'sEV,
454 mw
FREE TO AIL LADIES!
I have a very simple home treatment which I
will send free to all suffering women. Cures
female troubles of every nature, Moit won.
derful remedy ever known
The half has never been told;
For could we wltn Ink the ocean fill,
Were every blade of grass a quill,
.Were the whole world ol parchment made
And every woman a scribe by trade
To tell the merits of Balm of Figs,
Ilwould drain the ocean dry.
Isor would the scroll contain the whole,
Though stretched from sky to sky.
Address Mrs. J. W. B., box 96, Tallman,
Linn county, Or. 2.12.1ml
WEST SIDE DIVISION.
Between Portland nnd Corvallls, dally (ex-
.n. C..M,l.t .
ICl'b fcJUIlUUJT. ,
7:30 a.m. I Lv.
12: iSp m. J
Ar.
Portland,
Corvallls.
Ar
Lv
(6:20 p. m
j ii3S p. m.
At Albany and Corvallls connect with
trams of Oregon Central & Eastern Railroad.
C. H. LANE,
NTTMIJ
MUi
211 Commercial st., SilemOr
Sults $15 upwards, rants upwan4s.Br
Express train dally except Sunday.
4:45 p. m I Lv. Portland
7S p. m. Ar.
Ar. 1 8:2c, a. m.
y.
McMinville Lv 6:50 a, m.
THROUGH TICKETS
to all points in the Eastern States, Canada
and Europe can be obtained at lowest ratel
from W.W. SINNER. Agent, Salem.
E. P, ROGERS, Asst. G. F. & P. A.,
Portland, Or.
R. KOEHLER, Manager.
HARD TIMES PRICES 1
Hie times are hard and I propose to give
the public hard times prices
New factory shoes.plaln 100
MhV0e7ndcal ISO
Hand-made steel shoes. ;v 2 00
Track shoeing ..... , ti 250
. "Jaclc" Ilavlchis,
loo Chcmeketa street.
J. H HAAS,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Makes a snlahy of fine repair work. Setb
tliomasclock.c.. us Commercial Street'
h Solcntiflo American
& Agcnoy for
ls. -.kF L.r
1 k& wm wmmr
Chicago, Milwaukee,
& Si. Pan! R'y.
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nina mmZiytm
DKSinu BATBUYia
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MUSN & CO, (Sit BaouiWAT. Niw Yoa.
pidctt bureau for lecuttDs ptnu in America,
l.rery ttnt Uken out by u U broajht betora
Um publlo by a notloo given frea oteaarxe In Uls
f Amiffit Qvnttixm
Ut,rml circulation of any sclenting capr In ths
worW. biilenaiJly tUatrteJ. No intelUirent
C n ll-ouU Lo without It. Weekly. tt3,On
5 1.' v "oiith. AiMrru, UUN!T& Crt
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GLANCEJAT THIS MAP
Of the Chicago, Milwaukee and Stg
Railway and note Its wngVMwto.
transcontinental lines at St. t m tni,
and remember when going, east "" 'l leJ ty
are lighted with electricity a ne.
steam. Its equipment Is nFfcJzU
Buffet, library; smoking and gPt
with free reclining chairs. E.'Q
car leithhas an electric read ng m
iU dining cars are the 1bestl.," lt &
Other lines are longer thn! this, w ,u.
are snorter, ana - -- e ,ur6cic
urious accommodations. 1 n"J,.fL Mil3
reasons for the popularity of Tb s w
kee." Coupon ticket agents in eftW,
road office vlll give yon further inum-
0f ddre a J. EDDV. General Agent
J. V. CASEY, Trav. P" fo
wrcuitr acDi vu request.
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