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Daily Capital Journal
BY HOI'ER BROTHERS
TUESDAY, APItIL 28, 1890.
COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET.
IteprcscntatlvcB,
DK. J. N. SMITH, of Salem,
II. L. BAKKLBY, of Woodburn,
E. W. CHAPMAN, of Urooks,
M'KINLEY MITCHELL, of Gervals,
DAVID CKAIG, of Miiclcay.
County .Indue,
GROVE P. TKKUF.LL, of Meliiinm.
County Commissioner,
J. N. DAVIS, of Sllverton.
County Clerk,
L. V. ELILEN, of Buttcvllle.
SlicrllT,
P. T. WIUGHTMAN, of Salem.
Itccorder,
1 W. WATERS, of Fnlem.
A8"ior,
J, W. HOHAIIT, of fli'rfl'Iri.
Surveyor,
J'. H. IIERItICK, of Yew Park.
Treasurer,
JASPER MINTO, of Salem.
School .Siipmliitendetit,
OKO. W. JONES, or JolTerHon.
Coroner,
A. M. CLOUGII, of Salem.
For Justice of tlio Peace Salem Dl8t.,
II. A. JOHNSON Jr.
1'or Countable,
A.T. WALN.
GIVE THE PEOPLE A CHANCE.
There was an awful Htriiwlc In tlilrt
state to prevent the maws from con
trolling thu primaries. In all con
ventions of the dominant party the
grcate.it cllorl wui made to keep out
men who In any way would roprcncnt
tlio people as against the special
Interests like capital, corporations,
olllcc-holdlni; syndicates, etc. In
many counties they succeeded. Rosses
and representatives of special Inter
ests nay tlio iwoplo cannot bo trusted.
The moment the people aro lob have
their wiy, wo have Populism, and that
Is socialism ami anarchy! The last
Harpers uiys:
"The most painful ami humiliating
fact lit connection with tlio present
political condition of this country is
tlio apparent helplessness of the
people. In n republic the people aro
supposed to bo tlio sovereigns. They
mako the laws through tliolr repre
sentatives, and administer them
through tliolr servants, This is tlio
theory, and It Is a theory which has
been sometimes put In practice much
to the moral advantage of thoavcrago
cltlren. Rut most of the time, and
now more than over liefore, the pepolo
of this republic have llttlo to do with
choosing their representatives and
servants, ami less to do with the
enactment and administration of tlio
lawn under which they live. Each
party Is under the control of "iKes,'1
and the tesult Is that each party
nominated for oillco men whom tlio
"bosses" can cont nil-small men, of
mean Intellects and meaner moral
qualities, who aro willing to bo tho
obedient followers or leaders who
tlieuiKelvos would not havo bcon
tolerated ns followers by the states
men who established tho government
and carried It on during tho early
years of tho century."
The London Spectator said, In a
recent lssue,"Tlm Americans distrust,
oven dosplK'. all tliolr legislatures,
without making tlio raliitost effort to
Improve or oven alter them." This Is
true so far us it applies to thoattitudo
ot tho people toward courixm und
Home of tho state legislatures. If the
peoplo desire, they can mako Run
true. Thero Is nothing In tho nature
or a republic that makes tho ruloof
"bosses" essoutlal. ir there were,
good cltliciis, Instead of trylug to
carry elections ngalmt the "boyms,"
ought to bo engaged In an ulTnrt to
change tlio form of government. Rut
Ills because wobellovo that the Re
publican rorm Is the best that wo in
hist that tlio ovIU or bavdsm can bo
eradicated.
Tub Jouknai. U'l loves that tho
peoplo can bo trusted tor tho solution
ot any question with far mow surety
nod letter results than tho bosses. of
any party with their alleged unseltlsh
(?)kuperlorlr) wisdom.
A SOUND MONEY DOLT.
There aro evidences In tho air of a
formal bolt of so-cnltcrisoiind money"
men lit Marlon county. It lias taken
tin definite shape, but the tight of
"sound money" Republicans will un
doubtedly Imj nttempted on the Re
publican legislative ticket and on
Senator Mitchell. Tho "sound
money" element will not swallow
silver men. At least so they say.
It Is to be hoped better counsel will
preyall In the Interest of harmony, or
there will Imj nothing left for Repub
licans to tight over. A "bound
nioiicv" bolt on tho legislative ticket
will precipitate a "nllvcr bolt" on tho
congressional candidate, nnd result In
a Populist congressman and a Popu
list senator, probably Pennoycr.
Seiutor Mitchell was elected In
1890 when the Republican party had
a free silver coinage platform In Ore
gon. Senator Mitchell has stood up
on that platform and the Republican
national platform of 185)2, which was
mado the Oregon Republican stato
platform of 1801 nnd 1800. As the
Oregon election Is held before the
national Republican convention
meets, Republicans havo no guide but
tho above.
Just wlinl Is to be done or will be
done remains to bo seen. It Is evi
dently the Intention or the Oregoiilau
and Simon und Dolph Taction to
force a rupture of the party on tho
silver question. They think they can
best serve their purposes In that way.
It would be a good tiling ror tho peo
ple ir they could bo got out or the
way and give the state an economical
people's government.
Your Boy Won't Live a Monih.
8aMr.GllnuuHrown.of 34 Mm tUtt,
Osrdner, Mu., u loUl by ifo doctors II ,
son rud lunc trouble. fu!l!in., .,V .'.'
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n uoctois, who
givlltj llVnn. I
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nv ni :j .. :. '7" " ,w Mt'
him to hMlUi sua enabled Mni o go to work
a peifoelly well man. H say, he ouet hti
prwtnt CooJ health to uio of Dr. Klau' Ncw
Ditcoverjf . n4 know it to lw the. li" in the
woiU forjung ttouble, Trl,l bottle f.cc .!
wn hU lung trouble, foil
laru. tnJ be iticni $375
finally te him up.
won't Ihe a month." He
INFIDEL PIONEERS.
delivered a lecture at Roscburg last
week, In which bo mado at least two
statements which aro not warranted
by facts. One was that tho progeny
of lnfldclH died out before the tlfth
generation and the other that four
noted Infidels or Oregon, Sam'l Colver.
Jesso Applegate, John Pengia and
hun.'ltor Nl.4lllll.ll fllnd llutmn In r.i.
gard to tho ilrst tlio world would
Kiiiiuy uecomo (lopopuiaied 11 it were
true, which it Is not. Tho second is
an aspersion on tho memory of men,
whoso shoo laces Rov. Driver Is un
worthy to tie, men who helped build
up tho stato of Oregon, and against
WllOSfl iKItlPHtv mill Intixrrlfv tin wurA
can Ixj said. Of tho four neither Jesso
Applegate nor Sam'l Colver died In
sane, and Applegate was not an Infidel
In the senso In which Driver used tho
wonl."--Jacksonvlllo Times.
Men or tho highest orderor Intellect
frequently go Insane In their old age.
Their Intellectual tires burn out and
they die at tho top lirst. Rut that Is
not tho question at Issue. Tho Bible
says, Who art thou, to Judge another,
and that you shall condemn no man
lest you rail under condemnation
yourself. Wo can forglyo tho old
pioneers who blazed tho way to Ore
gon If they were not all within the
palo or orthodoxy.
The sons and grandsons or thoo
Itillilel pioneer aro not unworthy sons
or degenernto sires, but will measure
up In character, ability and manhood
and In all that goes to mako good
citizens, with the descendants or tho
orthodox, it U not necessary to
asperse either. There are black sheep
In eery Hock. Wo cannot believe
that Dr. Driver made the statements
attributed to him, but ir ho did he
certainly owes the Infidel pioneers, if
there weie any, an apology.
Chuhch DuniOATioN.-Tlio Evan
gelical church utFrultlnnd, live miles
cast of Salem, will bo dedicated on
rucsday evening, May 5, at 8 p. ,,
Bishop Bowman of Chicago, will
preach the dedicatory sermon. Come
and hear him,
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.-..r w,,;i"i m tnis tectlon of the
1 im,y '? I11 0,hcr rtUe" Put loecther
W incurable, tor a crcat many yei doc
tor pronounced It aWnl .11.' , uoc
JSffiS r5$ .. iTeeWaSS
catarrh to be a conitltutlonal dlteaw. j
22':.is'Jfe!!...ubS:
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OOLDDN TKXTS.
Every man is called to the service of
others.
Let us bo content to do little things
If God sets us at llttlo tasks.
Kind llttlo acts arc of the samo
blood as great and holy deeds.
"What do we live for, If It Is not to
make life less dllllcult for each other?
4
A SMAKT HOUSK.
The lnrso which Dr. Goodell or
Salem, Mas., drives, Is a very intelli
gent animal, and a rcw days ngo saved
his owner a neat sum ror repairs. The
horse wasstandlng in rront or a house,
the doctor making a call, when a run
away came dashing down the street
on the side where the doctor's team
was standing. A collision was Immi
nent, and spcctatois expected to see
a grand smash-up, but the doctor's
horse fooled them. He, too, foresaw
the danger and sprang up on the side
walk, dragging tlio buggy after him.
As soon as tho runaway had passed,
the Intelligent animal backed out Into
the street again and stood there asj
complacently as I r he had done notli
ing to'be proud of.
TI1K DOG SMEU.RD DANOEIt. '
Tho rour-miisted schooner Jonathan
Bourne, which sailed from Portland
for New York, March -Rii, and not
heard from since, Is supposed to have
gone to the bottom with all on board.
A peculiar Incident connected with
the Bourne's departure from Portland
was the action of the captain's pet
dog, "Spot." Ho never before refused
to go with hl.s master; In fact, he al
ways acted as though he enjoyed
going, This time, however, It was
with dlillculty that he could begot
aboard the schooner. The dogsccmctl
to scent impending danger; he howled
and whined plteously when an clTort
was made to get I1N11 aboard, and he
resisted with all his strength. He
was finally secured on board with a
stout rope, but during the night ho
tugged at his rope until he broke it
and escaped to tho shore.
AIIOUT OUH COUNTRY.
Baseball Is coming to be tho great
game again. It Is a bet tcr game than
rootball because you can play It longer
in tho year.
I Hud most of tho boys aro McKln-
ley men and silver men. Silver Is the
only money boys and girls get, except
nickels and pennies.
A lecturer on Russia says they do
not treat horses as well In this country
as they do In Russia. Ho says in
Russia hack teams 1110 changed every
two hours. In one town In tho United
States he said they had a street car
line with two cars and one mule.
Every two hours they changed the
car but kept tho samo mule. From
what I have read I think they treat
people better In our country than
t hoy do In Russia,
Undo Sam should bo glad he has
not been trying to grab a sllco of
Africa. Tho natives hayo recently
whlpiHHl Italy for It and' are now
whipping out the English.
m'
to school twice a day, takes piano
lcsons, makos out bills, folds, wraps
and addresses his papers. I
An editorial explains a recent delay
In tho paper reaching Its patrens:
"My subscribers must kindly excuse
the editor for not being more prompt,
us ho was sliding down hill and he
ran into 11 fonro. which struck him
right under the eye. Another time, 11
few days arter, ho was again muling
down hill, when he struck a log, which
scut the sleigh, with him on It, to
another fence, liurtlnir his arm his
right arm very badly, nearly break
Incr It. and so bo could not write at
all. Ills arm Is still badly bruised
from tho elbow-nearly to tho wrist."
He announces later: "1 thank my
subscribers for paying me as well
as they did, for 1 am able to buy
a very nice desk as high as my eyes."
IllltUS THAT DO NOT BLUBP.
During a recent trip across tho At
lantic tho passengers on 0110 steamer
had an Illustration of tlio endurance of
a sea bird called tho Stormy Petrel.
Shortly after the ship lert tho Irish
coast two or threo of these birds were
sighted at tho stern of the ship. Ono
had been caught at some previous
tlmo and Us captor tied a bit of red
llannel or ribbon around Its neck and
let It go. Tho bit or red mado the
bird very conspicuous, nnd It could be
easily Identified. That bird with
others that could not bo so easily dis
tinguished, followed the ship clear
across tho ocean. Rarely during the
uayiimo 111 least, was It out of sight,
andir ror an hour or two it was lost
to view whllo recdlmr on the reruse
cast overboard, It soon reappeared,
and tho last seen or It was within a
rcw miles or Sandy Hook, when it dis
appeared, perhaps, to rollowsomeout
wurdbound steamer back to Ireland.
A NINK-YKAK-OI.U KD1TOU.
Tho editor or this department must
tako oil his hat to Frederick Folger
Thomas, said to bo only nlno years
old, editor, printer and publisher or
tho Star, a two-pago "paper. that.
comos out every two weeks.
i no sstar Is said to have appeared
regularly slnco March 189.-,. ,y.
....... 1 .1.. -'v
",,l ""l me "conor1 was sick with
the "chicken pox," if his paper is
s 111 printed this department will bo
k. , "' rcco,ve copy In exchange.
Is It a fact that a ulno-year-old boy
performs such a trick as the abovo0
I have read It In a paper cailed
"fcewspaperdom," but that doesn't
.....vm,bw. itieroaroa great ninny
ind this may bo oue of them. If it is
true as stated, that Fred Thomas
prints tho Star and Is n,,n. , "?!
old, ho Is the king of boy editors.
.. iKiper 1 read Mya that ho uoes
KKKl'INO WIlLIi AND STRONG.
Do you know that nothing Is more
valuable, beautirnl and tiscrul than a
good set of teeth. You should remove
J bits of food with a toothpick morning
I and night; then brush clean with a
'sort brush. If you have no brush,
, wipe the teeth with a bit of soft cot
ton or linen cloth. Remember, nil
decay of the teeth begins from the
outside of the tooth if It Is not kept
clean. Do not pick your teeth at
table or In the presence or others, If
you would bo thought polite.
Don't cover a child's head so that it
will itihalo t lie air or Its own lungs, no
matter how cold Its sleeping room.
Don't fall to keep the children's
feet dry and warmly clad in winter
and wet weather, for the circulation
Is feebler at the extremities than else
where. Don't neglect tho baby's scalp. It
should never be allowed to become
scurfy. I f It should become yery dirty
or scaly, apply yelk of an egg thor-.
oughly with tho finger,, and, after
leaving It on for a time, wash with
warm, soapy water, use a line-tooth
comb very gently and then brush It
thoroughly clean.
Don't forget to air the children's
night garments nnd their bed clothes
every day, and to turn their day
clothes inside out and hang them tip
to air at night, so that they will be
fresh and sweet In the morning.
A mother recently said to her 5-year-old
daughter: "What shall we name
the baby, sister?" "Call her early,
inamma; that's a pretty name."
"Early! That's not a girl's name."
"Oh, yes, It Is. Don't you remember
you read to 1110 about tho little girl
who was to bo May queen, and who
wanted her mother to call her Early?"
a si:asidi: cami foh london work
ing BOYS.
There Is an olllce In London where
the secretary of a certain good work
Is kept very busy In summer. Ho Is
besieged by telegraph boys, printers'
boys, carpenters' boys, shop, onice,aud
factory Iwys, lioys or every Imaginable
calling, who aro anxious to secure ad
mission to the Seaside Camp.
To camp out Is tho ambition or
every boy, and It was felt by those
who established tho Scasldo Camp
that the prlvllego of the wealthy fow
might be brought within reach of
somo or the hard-working London
lads.
Tho encampment was started a fow
years ago by tho London Council for
the Welfare of Young Men, and has
been tho means of giving tho pleasure
of a fortnight's outing ito thousands
of boys.
Tho camp will bo again at Now
Roinnoy, Kent, this season, during
July and August. It is an ideal camp
ing ground, on tho dunes, where tho
sandy soil dries quickly after rain; the
sea Is near; there Is plenty of space
ror cricket nud football, and there aro
walks In abundance. Tho camp Is
under tho command of an otllccr,
lormeny 01 tno Koyal purines, who
maintains discipline, but enters
heartily Into tho schemes for glylng
tho boys a happy holiday. Tho camp
consists of two largo marquees for
meals and evening entertainments:
fourteen bell tents, sixty feet in girth
for sleeping quarters; smaller tents
for otllcers and visitors, and a wooden
building with a spacious kitchen.
1 ho boys aro between the ages of
fourteen and soventecn.and are recom
mended by employers, clergymen, sub
scribers, club managers, etc, who
must know tho boys personally and
must sign tho "form" of admission,
hach boy pays something rs. a week
toward his exrmnsus. nnrl time f,.i
he pis taught, and It Is no slight
thing for a working-boy to learn to
lay nsldo somo savings In wlntor for
his summer holiday. While In camn
tho boys wear a slmplo sailor uniform,
have regular drill, aud aro expected to
take their turn at necessary duties,
such ns tidying up tho tents, or nctlnc
as cook's orderlies. "When these routine
mines aro aono, tnero nro the delights
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you can't beatJOHNNlE
M HH v w LtftftfVRVM
PLUG
The largest piece
of GOOD tobacco
ever sold for
IO CINTS
Go east via
Billings, Mont,
if MAI
as you prefer.
I
IjIUBi
or via St. Paul
But be sure very, VERY
suro that your ticket from
there on reads via the Iiur
llncton Route,
'lo Omaha, Kansas Clt
St, Louis or any other soul
em or southeaster! city, the
route via Billings, beiug over
200 miles snorter and sccral
hours faster than nny other, is
preferable. Besides, thener
service it offers is really excel
lent, t
To Chicago and points be
yond, take the Burlington
from Billings or St. Paul, as
you wish.
The local ticket agent lias
tickets via both routes. He
will furnish you with one if
you ask for it. Ask for it.
A. C. SHELDON, G. A.,
Portland, Or.
HP-FREE DELIVERY.
W0LZ & MIESCKE, Props.
Dealars In nil kinds of fresh and salt meats
EyFrcsli sausapo a specialty.
171 COMMERCIAL ST.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Capital Transfer Co,
HARRY TOWN, PROP.
Expres, bnccafle nnd aH kinds cf work
done prpniptly. Leave orders nt I'atton's
store 12
OREGON CENTRAL
,AND-
Eastertl R. R. Company
YAQUINA BAY ROUTE.
Yaqulna Bay with tho San
x Day Steamship Oo.
FOR PICTURES AND FRAMES.-Go to
A. D. Smiths where you can find everything
in the artists line, canvas mounted and pic
ture mats made to order. Give him a call
for he knows just wlut you want with prices
to suit tho times. 116 opera house.
WE DON' r WANT boys or loafers, but me
of ability. S300 to $500 a month to hustlers
State and general acents. Sala.y and com,
mission. Racine Fire Euglne Co., Racine
Wii 423 4t sat
WANTED xA man or woman in every coun
ty to soil the best paying books on the mar
ket; $3 to $4 made every day: address box
449. Oregon City, Or.
Connecting at
Francisco & Yaqulna
STEAMER FARALLON.'
a 1 and first-class In cverv resnect. Sails
from Yanuina for San Francisco about everv
o nays.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Shortest route between the Willamette valley
and California.
Fare from Albany or polntt Jwest to Ban
Franciscoi Cabin, $12; steerage, 148; cabi
round trip, good 60 days, $18,
For sailing dates apply to
II. L.WALDEN, Agent,
Albany, Or.
CIIAS. CLARK. Corvallls. Or.
EDWIN STONE, Manager, Ccrvallls, Or.
A. J. CHURCHILL. Local Agent. Salem.
IIUIE WING SANG CO.-Japanese Taney
goods, matting, dressing gowns, (.ilk goods,
ornaments, imported teas, baskets.chinaware,
screens, etc.. at lowest prices. Ladies' un.
derwear made to order in the store. 112
Courtst. 42Im
FOR SALE Eight milch cows and two 2'
year olds, Inquire of M J. Ejant Gervals,
"f- , . 2 24 if
CAKt'lST
l'Al'ER Larne In, r.1 hTTTZ
limum ufrnnlni. .. I .-1- , .
.1 .Y, ""jfi ""6 ri" lor saic ciiean, last
the thing for putting under carpets. Call at
Journal office.
PUBLIC MliN, POLI'ICIANS AND BU
Iness houses can obtain all newspaper Infor
mation rrom the press of tho state, coast and
wuntfy from the Press Clipping Bureau
(Allen's) Union Block, Portland. U u
DEPOT EXPRESS.
Meets all mall and cassencer trains Bap.
gage and express to all parts of the city.
Prompt service, Telephone No. 70
TAMES RADER
S-JSi!?-"
......, ,u, u Hows papers ana maeai nes
Fine atock ofcigais and confectionery. F. W."
Miller. Prop, , , . tf
irAaTlB-nn--sr.7TTr-
lacorna nnd San Francisco paper, on sale a
Miller's Postoffice block
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in groceries, paints, oils,
window glass, varnishes, and
the most complete stoce of
brushes of all kinds in the
state, Artists' materials, lime
hair, cement and shinples. and
finest quality of tjrass seeds,
l? 1 A,,;?,,-9ne.house and t"' iot. sit
uatod in Wheatland. Yamhill county. All
set in good fruit. For sale at a bargain. The
"X ' " ,,lai Known
noiei. I'ricejKo,
nal.
as the Wheatliml
Address, A, care Jour
4 2 tf
of bathing, cricket, quoits, football, Urnand
or rambles alone the beach. Thn KtiiS a.3.
OR RENI.One house and
along the beach. Tho i.nvUi;r Tr.".""0I.,a"11' n g eulttva
.I..I.1.. ,, ,.-..! Z .'- 11'
Miss Balk's Soliool
OPENKD IN
CHANimrG JECALZ,
Will receive children from 3 years upward
Special attention to beginners. All desired
branches for theolder nunlla tsnnM. inrliiri.
ing drawing, modeling, music plain and or
tlStlC llCedtc work All wnrlr rtnni. i flip In.
dividual plan, in which each child is ad.
vancea according to its ovra capacity. For
terms and particulars apply to Mis O. Bal.
tou. iwentietn and Cr-.cmeketa sts.
WAGON A
conform quickly to the rules necessary
members of a well-ordered communltv
tlio comfort of which depends on tho
exercise of a certain amount of self
rcstralntonthopartof Individuals
bltuateit nnr h-ilr m.1. ...!.
Fellows Cem.ery. j"iuVt. " .
of Odd
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Horseshoeinp
Piices as low as
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-. u .lua uiuosputnj 9SOII,) JO OUO
i!M JnoA obj.
IP a snrtflltw
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tne lowest. Hand made shoes to suit the
lories 1001. uiseased feet such as corns, con.
traded hoofs or interfering horses correctly
attended to. Just give me a trial, 100 Che.
meketa street, back of New York' Racket
store,
R. J, IIERSCIIBACn,
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On farm Un,i U'
on i4r:;cT'' tm
Bush Rank MdhS. t J
MONEYTOJjjj
On city or rarm pr0pet(;i
Over Bush's Hank,
T.IJJ
Tne Rot
REST A-rinL
lo6 State (, .xt. "AT,
guarantee the best meil in C
reosonablc. One iri.i ., e UU
rouage. Private room, fcS
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