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BY HOFEBROTHBRS.
TUESDAY, FEB. 26, 1800.
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HARD-MONEY
WHO
The sooner this government abol-
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I l.ercl.y announce iiijhcU n n
cmullilnto for tlie offlccof GOtJn
ASSKSSOH subject to tlie will of tlie
county Republican convention.
,1-w J. A. VAN EATON.
A BRITISH OPINION
Wlicn Mr. JIofoTruns for congress
lie will linvc a glorious time explain
ing why he voted for tlio spending or
more money than any other represen
tative. When such men as
Hofcr arc elected to congress, there
will be some hope for the Democrats
left. Newport News.
The scion of Great Britain who runs
the Newport paper Is ridiculous In
being opposed to appropriations. His
town Is Interested In appropriations
from the government as no other town
In Oregon Is. In the same Issue Is an
elaborate argument In favor of Con
gressman Hermann, based on his hav
ing secured more appropriations than
any other man In history for Western
Oregon. Now, Mr." Hofcr has no In
tention of running for congress, but
If he had, he feels conlldcnt the peo
ple of Newport wohld not Ixs preju
diced against him on account of his
' record on appropriations. What win
Oregon get at Washington preferable
tiiannronrlatlons? Docs the gentle
man whocdltH the News, profiir seeds
i rvifirrrnualfllllll rloCIUllL'lltS ? If llC
docs, any citizen of Newport will
cheerfully swap them for that editor's
sharo of bread and butter, gained out
of the appropriations given to New
port. The editor or Tub Jouiwai, Is a
resident of Marlon county and quite
cheerfully voted for all necessary ap
propriations In tho legislature. Tlio
major part or all those appropriations
aro expended at Salem, and a Salem
man who would not vote for reason
able appropriations for the maintain-
eiico of public Institutions would be
almost an ass. Only two acts carrying
Hiuull appropriations, besides the
general appropriation bill, became
laws, and one wo did not voto for.
But tho greatest objection raised to
our record In tho mind r our pre
totaled critics Is that wo voted for the
fclOO.OOO portago railway In Eastern
Oregon, and for a $50,000 rovolvlug
fund to luivo tho state print element
ary text liooks for the public schools
nt cost. Tho jMirtago railway Is the
only way farmers of Eastern Oregon
will ever got an open river for their
crops. It Is exactly what tho state
has already done for tho lower rapids
of tho Columbia, which Is a great suc
cess. It In exactly Inlluoaiid Identical
liiuliuructor with the appropriations
our British friend praises Blnger
Hermann for procuring, in the same
Issue ho condemns us.
Tho Eastern Oregon portago rail
way bill got but few votes In Western
Oregon. Tho same rusult was hud on
thestiito text book bill. It would
glvo tho ioor children of Oregon cheap
text books at co-U. It was till right
for tho state to appropriate :0,000 to
set the convicts to making stoves.
But to vote for a like sum to make
our schools free schools In fact us thoy
are in theory Is a sin In the eyes of
our British friend at Newport. Ho Is
opposed to upproprhit Ions on general
principles. Wo should think ho would
move away from Newport and West
ern Oregon altogether. Ho will prob
ably be sent to tho legislature or con
grass by his fellow-cltUens to prevent
ill! such outrages In tho future.
U H.LilM
Hermann is cursed by some for do
ing nothing ln'congress. but get appro
priation, and in tho tvuuo breath
thoy deuouueo him because ho hits not
got mora than ho 1ms tor tho Willam
otto river. Marlon county men could
very gracefully got along without
saying much about appropriations.
.Marion county nvoson appropriations
wen.
" THE PRACTICAL IDEALIST.
.., '-.. ;.,.,lr,r PnlirilJirV ntliltCV.
;.ionuny ci:...b r . i -----..-,, o1, it vlotmis
n c vntoM of this city, lectured at sues me greeisuut, uu ...- ----
local Congregational rocicij, on u... . wn ,t for CVCrybody but too
gold dealers and speculators. The oici
"hard money Democrats" were not
far wrong after all.-Tlmes Moun
taineer. The alwvc from n Democratic paper
shows that Democrats arc not' agreed
What Is ii
Does he be-
Is
above subject. The roiiowmg rcin
of it Is taken from The Dalles Chron-
Iclc:
"The Practical Idealist" Is not a
topic that oiio might dare to speak
....... tviHumt, it certain Inherent synt-
pathy, combined with much special m the money question.
.. .t. m...,. Tiinlectur- iiiinl-inoncy" Democrat?
tllOUgUb upon w ; iiv...v.
crshowed himself to be possessed of Hcve In silver as primary inonoj
. i..i. nivn n.... .in ii.ini mniipv as irolrt.
t.ni. w w ii not, unuea-iiivu 'B''.bimk' - -
inJLii '"--
a synopsis of the lecture, and certain
ly we would not dare undertake to rc
p'roduce any of the line phrasing and
Illustrations with which he showed
the real things of life as opposed to
things that only scorn. What is
called the practical In all departments
of life and thought Is measured by
conformity to reality and too gener
ally that reality which gives the
standard Is nothing higher nor better
than an outward langlbleand tempor
ary sec in lug. The real thing, which
gives shape to what now Is and beck
ons us on to a higher and nobler shap
ing and itttalnmcnt, Is the perfection
and glory of the thing the Ideal.
Tlmt Is the reality and nothing less
or lower.
The Ideal Is not founded on any de
parture from nature truly seen, but
In tho perception of the true tnought
and purpose or nature's conformity to
them. It Is opposed to all preten
tions and shams; It hates all hypo
crisies, dishonesties and sellishnciws
lu business and politics, and art. Ho
Is the dreamer who In any of these
things thinks that the present Imper
fection, or worse, Is the thing Itself,
which we must acknowledge and to
which we must contentedly adapt
ourselves. He Is awake and practical
who sees the Ideas which condi
tions arc trying to embody or express.
Art Itself, which by many Is supjwsed
to have an Ideal or its own, with
power to go beyond nature In Its ex
pression, Is In ract the most oliedlent
and eager Interpreter or nature, and
only succeeds in winning the hearts
or men and women and demonstrat
ing Its truth when It portrays not
simply what actually Is, but rather
what every man and women Is thriv
ing to make real, to think out for
themselves and lu some way or other
to make real.
When the lecturer, In Illustration
or his theme, spoke or tho cITect or
music as the Interpreter and master
of tho best that Is lu us, the audience
listened rapt with eager sympathetic
attention, and were made to behold
In visions a glory which they might
well hope for when tho last hour
comes, and that which Is, Incomes
jmewltli the blessed Ideal.
We confess to a certain Justltlblo
prldo that Mr.Kulglit Is an Oiegonlan.
Though not born In Oregon, ho has
grown up here and received his educa
tion here, and deveolped a fineness of
culture and a literary quality which,
with his originality and strength of
mind, would glvo him rank In tho
very centers of culture In our land.
First and last, there are many who
come to this coast, or are called hither
by those lu search of brain and cul
ture and the art of putting things,
and we aro glad lo welcome them, but
let us not fail no appreciate tho splen
did abilities and noble worth of some
that have grown up among us.
Prof. A. L. Brlggs, of Ablqua, and
Prof. Geo. W. Jones, of Turner, arc
prominently mentioned as candidates
for superintendent of schools
are goad men.
Both
Cliiw. P. Strain, a school teacher
and deputy assessor who lost a hand
by accident last summer Is a candi
date for county assessor.
tfcI,-wB ml )
wuril mi 1
vWf Ml)
X ijrfrsjfT MMefl
wfllrPw Www
a 4-4
Commercial Slrcet, Corner State
Vm Capital; Printing Company 1ms re
moved to that lecatton. Call on us.
Through Tickets
TO THE
BAST'
VIA THE
In all towns ami localities throughout the
United States and territories to sell the I-ount-nln
Washer and Steam Cooker, tho best in
use. It saves its own price in the wear of
clothes in less than six months, bent C. O.
I), by express, prepaid, for $3.50, In tin, 5
in copper. For Prt,cu,;D? DROWN,
156 Siato street. " Salem, Oregon.
Union Pacific System.
Through Pullman Palace Sleepers T '
Sleeners and Fron Urii:- .". Tiii
- " OWj
between
l()
AHirih Flvier
M,
EAST AND SOUTH
-VIA-
lOLtTLANItoVnlCAm
Our trains are heated by sten .j
llchled by Pintsch light. ' m "
Time to New York, 4 1-2 davi
ecu.
And the Orcgonian and Statesman
keep right on giving Mitchell and
Hermann a black eye.
Cleveland Isa "hard money" Demo
crathard to get.
Reply to judge Moreland.
"J. C. M." says It Is an almost uni
versal rule in American courts that,
when u constitutional question Is In
volved, such question will not be
passed tiM)ii If there arc orhcr grounds
upon which the question can be de
cided. In other words, H the con
stitutional question can le dodged by
considering Inconsequential questions,
trilling technicalities or subterfuges,
courts will then evade the principal
matter and stilTcr the Imperative com
nfand or the constitution to be dis
obeyed. That would make constitu
tions tilings or naught, and courtsthc
cowardly vehicles of thelrdcstructlon.
No self-respctlng court could pro
nounce such doctrine, and It is not
tlio lxitter law. There can lie no
matter so important as tlie enforce
ment of tlio fundamental law, and.
where its Infraction Is threatened,
the rule of the better courts is to lirst
consider If Jurisdiction or that ques
tion can be taken, and, if so, to decide
it. Under a rule that It Is the proper
and usual practice or courts or last
resort to evade constitutional ques
tions, constitutions are not worth the
paper they are printed upen:
The claim that, H a constitution
has been violated In any particular,
It furnishes a precedent and con
stitutes law ror continued violation,
Is equally strange. About as well
might It be claimed that, when murd
erers have been enable to escape
gallows and prisons through thelrarts
ot counsel or laxity or courts, It con
stltutcs sacred usage and nullifies
laws punishing murder.
Shasta Route.
1 OI'HIIIE
Southern Pacific Co.
11ILI-1. 1. .' T " ""J.
1VIUC11 is many nours mi il.. .v..
petitory ' ' ,m
For rates, time tables and full (ar- ,
apply to "
boise to bahkh
Afienta, S0em. t
K. W.BAXTER, C.B.Wfira
General Agent, Dist. Pi iZ.
!3STfel,d Street. Porfi '
PL
The largest piece of
GOOD tobacco
ever sold for 10 cents
MONEY TO LOAN
On farm land security. Special
rates on large loans.
peel
Loans
rnrmilrirrl without (leI.1V
HAMILTON & MOIR
llush Hank buUdtnfl.
MONEY TO LOAN!
On city or farm property,
Over Utah's Hank,
T. K. FORDj
Your Boy Won't Live a Month.
So Mr. Oilman Drown, of 34 Mill btreet,
Gardner, Mass., was told by the doctors. Hit
son had lung trouble, lollowing typhoid ma.
laria, and lie spent $375 with doctors, who
finally gave him up, saying: "Your boy
won't live a month." He tried Dr. King'
New Discovery and a few bottles restoied
him tJ health and enabled him to go to work
a perfectly well man. He says he owes his
resent good health to ujo of Dr. King's New
liscovcry. and knows it to bo the best in the
world for lung trouble. Trial bottle free at
Fred. A. I-cgg's drug store.
Ministers Should Use
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure.
HARD TIMES PRICES
The times are hard and I propose to give
the public hard times priest
New factory shoes.plain 1 00
With toes and calks 15
Hand-made steel shoes - 00
Track shoeing 250
''Jack" JIavklns,
too Chemeketa street.
C. H.
III!
LANE,
www
mm iiii
HiTFREE DELIVERY.
WOLZ L MIESCKE, Pro??.
Dealars In all kinds of fresh and salt me Us
5Fre5h sausapo a specialty.
171 COMMERCIAL ST.
GEO. EENTRWnS
MEAT MARKET.
32I Commercial st. Cottle lllock
Successor to C. M Heck & Co.
Uest meats in tlio city, Prompt delivery at
lowest prices.
Run dat. .' between
Portland and San I'ranclsco,
California Express Train
South
I North
8:50 p. m.
,.11 :00 p.m.
I 0:45 a.m.
l'orliana at,
Salem I v.
San Fran. Iv,
Above trains
City, NVo dbura
stop at East Portland, Oregon
m Knlfm. Turner. Marion.
Jeflerson, Albany, Albany Junction, Irving,
Eugene, Crcswell, Drain, and all stations
from Roseburg to Ashland, inclusive.
ROSEI1URO MAIL DAILY.
youth
8:.'!0 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
5:0 p.m.
Iv. Portland nr.
Iv. Salem lv.
ar. lloscb'g lv.
North
4:40 p.m.
2:20 p.m.
8:30 a.m.
SALUM I'ASSHNOEU.
.South
4:o0 p.
0:1.') p.
iv. Portland ar.
ar. Salem lv.
North
10:05 a.m.
8:00 n.tu.
DIN' Ni; CARS OS OGDEN ROUTE
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS
and second -class sleeping cars attached to all
trains,-
WEST SIDE DIVISION,
Iletwcen Portland and Corvallis, dally (ex
cept Sunday.)
7:30 a 111. f Lv.
12:15 p m.t Ar.
Portland.
Corvallis.
Ar. 1 6:20 p. m.
Lv 1 :3S p. m.
At Albany and Corvallis connect with
trains of Oregon Central & Eastern Railroad.
Express train dally except Sunday.
1 I Lv. Portland Ar. J
. f Ar. McMinville Lv 1
4:45 p. in
7'5 P. m,
8:25 a. m.
6:30 a. m.
HTML 11
2H Commsrcinl St., Silent Or
UPSuits $15 upwards. Pants upwands.J3T
Capital Transfer . Co.
HARRY TOWN, PROP.
Express, baggage and all kinds cf work
done promptly. I-eavc orders at I'M ton'
store. 12'3-t
Tho Multnomah county Prohi
bitionists have put a full ticket lu
tho Held. This placing of numerous
tickets "In tho Held" is one of tho
greatest oltiieles to good govern
inent. If tho American people -per
sist lu that error, there will soon bo
nothing but government by minorities.
Just what tholKttsosiind spoils poll
tlolanswunt to keep tho peoplo all
divided up In little kinds and then
tho coyotes get lu and fed fat on the
sheep.
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DEPOT EXPRESS.
Meets all mall and passenger trains Bag.
gage and express to all parts of the city,
Prompt service, Telephone No. 70.
JAMES RADER
SALEM WATER CO.
Offices Villamette Hotel Building
For water service apply at office. Hills
payable monthly In advance Make all
complaints at the olficc,
Open splcket to prevent freezing, posb
lively prohibited. Care should bo taken
if in danger of freezing to have stop and
waste gate closed seo 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.
THROUGH TICKETS
la all nolnls In the Eastern States. Canada
' and Europe can be obtained at lowest rate!
I wt ir cimmcd a i c.1-
E. T, ROGERS, Asst. G. 1. & P. A.,
Portland, Or.
R. KOEHLER, Manager.
111 '
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fPA
oau,
k Si.
we,
Paul Ry.
V. A. Cosick
President.
J. II. Aliiert.
Cashier.
THE WAR IS OVER
and no one is hurt. The undersigned have
dissolved partnership on State street, and has
opened a wagon and carriage shop at 320
Commercial st., in connection with Sprague
& Crounk's blacksmith shop, opposite the
State Insuranco building, where 1 will carry
a complete line of carriage and wagon wood
material, and I am ready to build or repair
any kind of vehicles on ihort notice, from the
heaviest to the lightest, and, will give prices
which have never been heaid of before. I
guarantee all work to give perfect satisfaction.
Uivc me a can.
It. J. HERSCHBACII,
1 28 Salem, Oregon.
g o i L
"sSgT d w a r fly
0. R.&N.0
E. M'NEILL, RECEIVER.'
TO THE EAST GIVES THE CHOial
OF-
Two Transcontinental!
Routes. ,
Via Spokane Minneapolis St Paul uln. I
ver Omaha and Kansas Cny. Low rttall
eastern cuiei.
OCEAN CITIES.
Portland -San Fianciseo,
Steamers leave Alnsworth dock, Portlnil
Feb. 7th, 12th, 17th, 2:d 27th, tad Midi
29111 at 0 p in.
Fare Cabin, $$; steerage, $:.5o.
WILLAMFri'E RIVER DIVISION
Portland Eucene.
Steamers Elmore and Ruth lem Sui
for Eugene and Corvallis Satunhji, Saaijl
Leave for Portland Mondiri, Totsbl
1 nursuays anu aaturuays at 0 , ra.
Lowest freight and passenger rates.
Round-trip tickets vero cheap.
Tickets sold and baggage checked tb;
to all points without extra transfer dial
f 01 lull details call on lwiss & EiiiB
agents, balom, Oregon, or address.
W. II. HURLBURT.
Gen'l Pas. Agt. Pordaad,!).
for lull uetaus can on or aaaress
G. M. POWERS.
Foot of Tradest. Local Ap
Hi
RUNS
Pullman SleepMCars,
ElegantlDinin Cars.
Tourist Sleeping Cil
To St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duhti, 1m
Grand Forks, Crookston, Wnnipcj, I
Helena and Uutte.
THROUGH TICKETS
To Chicago, Washington, Fh!lide!p!uil
York, uoston, ana an toinu
East and South
For information, time cards, rupt
tickets, call on or write
THOMAS, WATT &C(
AGENTS,
i PMnmkrrlnl rrirr 5illCfll Wl S
A. D. Charlton, Asst. Gen'l. h Hi
ionisuii M., .-"". A....- -- ..
GLANCEiiATIHISiMAP.
Capital
al
11 ml lives
Catarrh in the Head.
Is due to impure blood and cannot be cured
vrbh local application, Hood's KamrrllU
hat cured hundreds of cates of catarrh be
cause it purifies the blood and in ihlt way re
moves tho cauto of the disease. It also builds
up the svstem and prevents attacks of pneu
iii, utpiituena and ivpnom lever.
Itotxl's Pills become tnt families caihartlr
Tlio Astoria News wants tho state
to own U own printing olhco mid
furnUh elementary text-books to tho
public school chlltlron at cost. Tluit Restores
mo lit, diphtheria and typhoid fever
w t's ttiy one who tries them. 35 v
would never do. Then tlio state nrln
tor would imt make ttQ,oo6 a term,
and tho school book trust would not
niako llOO.OvX) a year profit out of
Oregon. Uealdes, nearly all the poor
children could go to school. It would
rank Populism!
iiniiarn cryTc
;
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THERE 19 NO PROFESSION, whose
labors so severely tax tho ncrvouiBy
torn, as that of tho ministry. Tho do
rangement ot tho ner vo centoni ot tho bralu
by over work frcquoutly brlu;s 011 attack
ot heart trouble, and uurvous prostration.
Rov. J. P.Kostor, M. ., 1'ai.tor l. R
church, London Mills, 111., lilnuclf u pliy.l
cian, writes Fob. 3d, 189S: "Heart otTution
and nervous pnutratlou had become u
serious last tall that a Uttlo over vrorklu
tho pulpit would Mcomplotely prxutratu mo
TiT MllPQ that H kOomcU CMtulu I
XJl . WUW mustrcllnuuUh tlm fork
Heart Cure iutry cm ...
iiuari paipiiuiiou ikvuiik
so tad that ruy auJIior.
OK SALEM.
Transact a general banking business.
Children Cry for;
titoher't Gattorl. I lthirTs Cftorlr
Health
would ask uto tt I i!lJ uut
havo boart dl&oaso. Lai
Kovombor I commcucvd taking Dr. MIW
NowItvartCuro alternately with l)r Mllu'
Norvlue and dorlved tho creativst Mlble
beueQu I havo jut closed revival work ot
10 weeks, proacblug nparly orery night and
twice on tho Sabbath. I cau speak for hour
without sufferlug as I formerly did. Hard
work I us minister should keep Dr. Miles'
grand remedies ou baud."
J)r. Miles' Heart Cure U sold on guuarUoo,
1 s4bottle will benent or 00001-Ktuule4.
FARM FOR SALE!
360 acres, located yt miles west of Wap
ata station, Yamhill county, and 1 miles
south of Gaston, 17 acres of hops, large hop
house, 20 acres wheat land, 10 acres of
meadow and beaver dam; most of the bal.
ence well set in a variety of tame grasses.
Good soil, no rock, easily put in cultivation,
with sprinc or creek on everv ao acres. Will
sell in tracts of 40 acres or more, at prices
irum 2oo upward, according to location and
improvements. Easy terms. Tor further
particulars Inquire of VM. II. EGAN,
34 Gervals, Or
FREE TO ALL LADIES!
I have a very simple home treatment which I
will send free to all sufferinc women. Cures
female troubles of every nature. Most won-'Of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
derful remedy ever known I Railway and note its connection with all
The half has never been told; transcontinental lines at St. Paul and Omabs
ror could we with Ink the ocean fill, ' and remember when going east that its trains
Were every blade of crass a nuill.
Were the whole world of parchment made ' steam.
And every woman a scribe by trade
lo tell the merits of Balm of Figs,
Ilwould drain the ocean drv.
Nor would the scroll contain the whole,
' nrH llrrl.tl.rl rrt.K rk1r. !. A L....J .
. ..b..wu ill... Wlfctllllir UIIU UCUICU OV
steam. Its equipment is sunerb. F.li(.ani
1 i..rr.. in .!.. . . ,"-"
ijunci, nuiury, unoKing anu steeping cars,
I with free reclining chahs. Each sleepin
car beithhas an electric reading lamn ,!
, its dlnlntr cars aro the best in thwrlH
Other lines are longer than this, but none
1 iiuutju sucitncu irom skv 10 skv. uiner lines are lonce
Address Mrs. J. . 11., box 96, Tallman, are shorter, and no other offers the above lux.
.. cuuwy, yjt.
A CARD.
To the citizens of Salemt
1, J. Rubinstein, desire to inform you that
I hae opened up a general tailoring estab
lishment at No. 304 Commercial steeet
Suits made to order from $12.50 upward.
Pants made to order from $40 upward.
As I formerly charged $3,30 for cleaning
t Pm4'1' !' I now charge only $1.30.
I will open op my establishment Monday,
February 24. J, RUBINSTEIN.
a4 A
2.2.mt urious accommodations. These are sufficient
reasons for the popularity of "The Milwau.
lU I HL FARMERS ! J office will give yon fwtherVrornTation!
v, Huuin,
We have just completed a new feed yard,
one-half block south of the court house.
Please give us a call. Team 10c.
2 6 UUSSARD & SIMPKINS.
J. H. HAAS, '
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, I
Makes a .sjv-lalty of fine repair work, Seth
Hiomas elocU, etc.. 215 Commercial Street
OREGON CE
AND
Eastern R. R. Comp
YAQUINA BAY ROUTE
fnnn,Xnn l Vanulna Day wiii'i
Francisco & Yaqulna Bay Bteamsk
STEAMER "FAKAUA.
a I and first-lass in every rP
from Yanulna for San Francisco
K rtivi
Possengor accomaiodstions vm
Shortest route between the WiU
and California. nr ... ,11
rare irom mvj "", ;c
Pranrlern, Cabin. tI2! SteerSgC, .ft
mnnrl rin. food 6o days, f lo.
Forsartlngdatesappto
C.T.EDDY, General Agent,
J. W. CASEY, Trav. Pass. Agent.
Portlands
F. VAN DER BAAN,
Carpentor, Builder and Jobber.
, , . 41 Winter street.
tjgHaid limes prices always.
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A ScicntiSo American
Aflonoy for
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-' ur InUimta.
.iai.,.a or vlctr.
", utm.
Noa-utrlnnnt.
SulO i,t Drus-rUts,
or rA is rUia wrtrr,
11.00, or 3 LouIm. fi.TJ.
ClrcvUr koi ou rwjuttt,
OJturaTtt.
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