Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, May 07, 1896, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text"W 1 IA 'M mm ? H ? i y in M '"Ml r : '&& v" ii '', ..r . r--if. ji? .t... f If you want ft ture reJteT for psuns.m injJcf) , . limb, uae an Allcock's Bear IN Mind Not one of the host of counterfeits and imita tions Is as good as the genuine. Porous Plaster Daily Capital Journal BY HOKKR BROTHBR3, TilUIlSDAY, MAY 7, 1800. STATE 11KPUIJLICAN TICKET For Supreme .Indue, II. S. BEAN, of Lane County. For rresuluiuinl Miwtors, T. T. OBBK, of Marlon County. 8. M. YOHAN, ofLnne. E. L. SMITH, of Wasco. J. F. VA I'lilis. of Mull noiiiiili. ForCoiiuicmiimii Flrsi (.otigiwloiwl Dlslrlcl, TIIOS. II. TOXCU'E. of "SVashlnBtoii County. For District Attorney Third Jmlleliil District. JOHN A. CARSON.of Marlon County. COUNTY KBI'UHMCAN TICKET. IlpprwiitiitlveH, !)H. J. N. SMITH, of Salem, H L. IJAK1CLEY, of Wooduiirn, E. W. CHAPMAN, of Jlrooks, M'KINLEY MITCH ELL, of Gervnls, DAVID CltAIO, of Mncleay. County Judge, GROVE V. TERRELL, of Mclianm. County Commissioner, .T.N. DAVIS, of Sllverton. Couutv Clork. I. V. EHLEN.of Huttevllle. SliorliT,: F. T. WRIGHTMAN, of Salem Recorder, F. W. WATEHS, of Salem.: Assessor, J. W. IIOHART, of Garfield. Surveyor, II I". HERltlOK, of Yew Parle. TreaHtirer, JASPEUI'MINTO, of Salem. School Superintendent, GEO. W. .IONICS, or Jefferson. I'oioncr, A. M. L'l.OL'MI, of J-ulcin. For Justice of the Penco Knliiin Dlst., II. A. JOHNSON Jr. Eor Constable, A.T. WALK. A PL12A I'OR BARKLEY. All tho Republican legislative ticket In this county Is publicly and prlvnto pledged to Senator Mitchell's ro-elcuttou. Hub owing to bis pto nounccd views, a particular light Is lielng madu on Elder Uarkley. He Is to bo traded olf by the so-called "sound money" element. In one part of the county Darkloy Is to bo traded olT for votes for D'Arcy; In another forlllbhard; In anothor for Taylor; everywhere for anybody who will ci atoll liarkloy. This Is an old game and It haswoiked before. Will It work this time? Mr. Harkley Is a clean-handed Christian minister of a church that Is tolerant and Mm-nil In Us vlown. If tho clean decent Christian people want to put moral principle Into pub Ho ninth's should stand by a man of the htamp of Elder Uarkley. Elder Ilurklof Isa man whoso heart beats In warm sympathy with the masses or tho people. Why Is such a man singled out for political attacks? I ONE WAY TO DO IT. There Is much talk of bow to circu late silver. The 'Frisco News-Letter has one way: There Is a simple and wife way to get the goveriinlcnt's uncomfortably large stock of Bllvcr Into circulation that would have liecn adopted long ere this were not tho debtor class In tent upon another purpose. They want "frco and unlimited" coinage In order to pay their debts with Hfty cntsoti the dollar, and are not, there fore In favor of getting silver Into clrciiliitlon in a way that would main tttln IU parity with gold. More hon est people there arc who desire to ex tend to tins while metal, an an Ameri can product, all the help it needs, and they seen way to do It. It is not a new way, but lias the merit of being old and tried. It merely Is to have no money. Issued by the government tin dsr, say, 810, but silver money or sil ver certificates Issued In small denom inations as against the silver bullion actually in stock in the treasury vaults. Were that done the majority of our people would fcldoiu see any other than silver money, or its equiva lent in paper. The slxhundrd mlllioiis($U00,(K)0,000) now In stock which so alarms the money centers, would soon be In such wide circulation that there would be no danger of Its being rot in tied to the treasury in demand fur gold, or of Its proving an embarrassment to the gov eminent in any way. un tuc con trary, by lessening the demand for gold, it would tend to lessen the press ure upon the rctcrvo fund and to ren der the Issuing of bonds unnecessary. Abovo all, It would maintain the sil ver coin so Issued at Its lace value, and thereby avoid the calamities or a depreciated currency. Great Brit ain Is denounced as ;i "golfl bug," yet as a mutter of fact Micro Is more sil ver money In circulation throughout her empire than gold, and all because she knows no other kind of money under $."). Hero as there silver, can bo madu essentially tho people's money. THE BROOKS MUDDLE The Jones faction In Rrooks pre clnct run a local Republican -'clubf That club wanted to name ill tbron Judges of the primaries The committeeman frr Mint pre cinct was authorized by the county central committed to name the judges Ho named two, selected by t he dub and one man to represent Mission Rottom. M. L. Jones wanted to go to the leg islature as an anti-Mitchell man. Tho precinct at the primaries sat down on him. Ever since Mint event Jones wants to beat tho whole Repub lican ticket In this county at least the legislative part of It The Jones faction have been In the habit of running things in that pre cinct. They arc big taxpayers and farmers, and wo print Mi3lr state ment of the case and the statement of Mr. La Follette. Tlie people everywhere are tired of autocratic bulldozing methods, and will roll up a bigger vole for the Re publican ticket without such meth ods tlinn with them. They want no Republicanism merely for the few and that with a string to it. n SKTAJE NEW3. Eugene Ice works Is supplying Rose burg with Ice. The State Orange meets at McMInn vllle on May 2fltli. At Elgin thlrty-llvo cars wercloaded with cattle for Chinook, Montana. In Albany they liavo a society called "The Ancient Order or Prevaricators." Twelve thousand sheep are being I gathered upntTbe Dalles to be driven to the eastern markets ncross the country. Astoria Is flooded with gamblers and blacklegs which have been diverted there from Portlnnd and tho sound cities. CALIFORNIA WISDOM. Tho California Republicans bad tho political wisdom, courage and sagac ity to declare for frco coluago or sil ver on equal terms with gold. This Is a bold stroke or the Golden State Republicans. It places their eongivhsmeu and senators In touch with the representatives mid senators of all the country wust ami south. No congressman or senator who Is a singlo L'old standard man can get the hearty co-operation In congress or tho men who represent Montana orlMlss Isslppl in congress. Lot New England and New York represent Wall street and Urltlsli Koldbuglsm. Let west em Republicans sK!iik for Western people. THE BROOKS CA8IJ. Thk Daily Jouiwai. of May tlth by nn error In tho make-up of the forms mixed up in article, by David Uurr Cluibo on "Monninutalltmi," wlthlui article by A. M. LaFollott on tho "Rrooks Priumrle." Tho error was not discovered until too lute, but tho two articles uro separated ami cor rectly printed in the dally today and in tho Wbbicuv Jouukal. Children Cry for WORK FOR HARMONY. Tho Republican situation In this county Is not Improved. The first skirmishes with tho enemy have not yet taken place. Tho strife for nomi nation always causes strain and dis satisfaction. Tho ticket, as a whole, Is not as strong as It was two years ago. still It Is n strong and credit able ticket, composed of clean and nble men, who would voto right for the people and who would vote for the return of Mr. Mitchell. Tho district campaign commltteo should have had the com tcsy and sagacity to present tho Marlon county Republican legis lative ticket to the audlonco at Mr. Tonguo's meetings. Republicans who want to elect tho district, legislative and county ticket will now lay aside all mlnordlircrenco.s and work for the whole ticket. Mr. Tongue at his meetings has not mentioned tho legislative ticket, though asked to do so. Ho could not do so without saying some. thing ror the return of John 11. Mitch. ell to the United States senate. Mr. Tongue cannot bo exacted to dip Into uiongunor i no sonatorsulp. Still, his supporters ought to support tho u-Kifiiimo iicKei, oven If It Is for Mitchell. Protection and Bimetallism. While American woolen and other factories have been closed by the "Wilson-Gorman tarllT, those of Great Rrlt lan have been running night and day manufacturing for the American mar ket. They have Immensely increased their output, and the dividends of the Rradford and other woolen mills have been doubled. This spurt has tended todlsguiso the leal condition of airalrs, and English journals aie gravely dis cussing the return of piosperous times and deriding tho lliltlsh bimetallic sentiment, which Is adroitly kept out of practical politics. Rut these Journals will have to plpo another tune If a Republican protec tionist Is chosen president and a con gress ready to pass it protective tarlir Is elected. Nothing could more cllco tually bring' England to her senses than a high piotective tarltr. It would destroy the prosperity sbo enjoys at the expense or American workingnien and make her cast about for ways and means to open trade with countries where tho silver standard prevails. This would bring her face to face with the evils ol n monetary system I which practically operates as an ex cluder of goods manufactured In gold- standard countries from silver-using countries. England has already suf fered some of the evil consequences of tho system In her relations with .Slex- Ico, but she would feel them still more If she was deprived or tho profit able prlvllegoor dumping hor goods Into tho United States at prices wo cannot compete with so long as we maintain our present scale or wages and high standard or living. This Is a view or the case which will bo forced on tho attention of the iii'iHiuiicuii senators who arc so staunchly ad vocat Ing the catiso or free sliver. If they find it Impossible to educate tho country up to their Ideas theymny Justly concludo that tho best weapon with which to bring Great Britain, the worst enemy of bl metalllsm, to terms Is protection. . "Win. Fenland, of Morrow county, who has 30,000 head of sheep It Is said will loose fiom 7,000 to 8,000 lnmbs this season. Henry Conn Sr., died at his home near Melrose, In Douglas county, last Saturday. He came to Oregon and settled In Douglas county in 185:i. "W. IL VanHlbber, a milk-man nt The Dalles was accosted by n man and ordered tostand and dcllver,whllo he was covered with the latter revol ver. Mr. Viuilllbbcrstruek his horses and fled while the robbery fired live shots after hlin. Antelope has three couples of danc ers who bold the record for "long time" waltzing. At a recent party In Mint placo they waltzed for Just two hours and twenty-two minutes, and would have waltzed nil nlghtjhad not the fiddler rebelled. A horse round-up has been going on on the Lower Yakima and Columbia rivers for the last two weeks, says the Yakima Herald. The lower Snipes much was the scene of the round-up, where the horses wee separated, branded and gelded and those not wanted turned outon tho range. The stock Is in fair condition for the Mine of year. A large number of ranchers were on band to find lost horses.. It would pay one who has not seen a round-up to go many miles to sco such horsemanship as Is there displayed. A largo number of horses have been rounded in, many have been out for a long time, and weeks were spent in looking for them. Old People. Old people who require medicine to regulate tho bowels and kidneys will llnd the true remedy In Electric Hit ters. This medicine does not stimu late and contains no whiskey norother Intoxicant but acts as a tonic and alterative It acts mildly on the stomach ano bowels, adding strength and giving tone to the organs, thereby aiding Nature in tho performance of tho functions. Electric bitters Is an excellent appetizer and aids digestion. Old 1'conlo Unci It Just exactly what they need. Price f0c and $1 per bottle :u r rco .. ueggs orug store. ' C H. V -DENTlSt lthas rolled into puL5TTc favor IMS TM j4"4hf2 W r.a"!mr"!".J ilk'... . operation n, ,,. ' '". 1 iJ J?l n ecl., ,e,jue5t '"-. C3 I "" - - 'll 244 wMiura street, Coroei T5 ...,.. . . , "1""" 1'riniing Com, moved to th.ul.cion c.n hi - H. LANl?, -..' " The largest piece of'. bOOD tobacco ever sold for 10 cents TOWN Most desirable location, PROPERTY. Inquire at this office. an C.)mit)iroinl ti ., --Jljttp mONEYTOLO! consider wlthom d'i,Ur Bu.h nankbulldin"AMILTON'J MONEY TOLOS On city or farm property Over Bush's Hank. T K r !M I your stomach i vim. k... ... . Treat it as you should and rt it Toe Roua 106 pay but you get better Btlltl! tltil C.I n YouyonlyhatitcUiuroe!,J It VOU ect belter. im...'J ".? l -wiwmiiom Notice to Taxpayers. Tho tax rolls or Marlon county, Oregon, for the year 1893, will be closed on the .'lOth day or Mny, 180(1. All taxes not paid by said date will bo delinquent and cos.ts added. Dated May 1, 189(1. John Knight, Sherlir and tax collector of Marlon county, Oregon. 5-1 Id lw Please don't ' lose sight IHHH BIG CIRCULATION. San Francisco Chronicle. Thk Salkm Jouknai. Is doing val iant woak for the regular ltepublloan ticket. It favors no man put up bv iKutlng hojscs.-Hcppner Onmtte. Train Load ov Oatti.h. - John Stewart will bhip a tralnload of cat Mo from this city somot Imo between tho lot and tulddlo of Juno. Thoro mci.uounoiui or cattle and they will bo shipped to Joseph Hoaoh at North, "old, Minn. They are one, two and three year old btcers, and tho prices paid for them by Mr. .Stewart were 8 M3 and n iter head. Tho xattlo will probably be used In supplying tho northweit Indian rebcrvatlon. Kugene Guard. IIAItn TIMES jwiCTS. OOOI) KHADIMJ FOU THK FAMILY entci.v. Every reader of. Thk-.Jouhnai, should look up tho list or nroinliiins given absolutely free with this paper. Tho Wkkkly Journal at $t a year Is tho cheapest paper on tho Pad Ho coast, yet with It wo glvo yearly sub scriptions to any of tho following valuable publications, each known to Tho Toledo lllade, The Queen of Knsiiimw w...'.i.i. r - 11 UIIIIIUKIIUI Campaign subscriptions aro rolling Into Tin: Journal olllco every day and every hour. Tin: Wr.Kiu.Y Is going to nearly ovcry taxpayer in the county and will until after election. Tub One OkntJDaily Is the only one outspoken people's paper-nntl-ilngnndauti-machlno In tho state. It goes llko hot cakes. Advertisers who nro economizing nnd cannot afford to give ads. to all kinds of publications can reach pract ically all tho people who trade at Sa lem I it our .Daily and Wkkkly. Tho Farm Nows, Tho Child Garden. Theso vnluablo i 'ItllllllllA ..1.1I . i . uiiiJiiiMi iiiiiiiiimrinn .... each worth a $l a Ve:ir. v.t .. ..i.. nil VAIlt f.llnlrt r if i .";v u,,w jwiriree, lor a 1.60 subscript on tn W in.',.!:... tho Daily for six 'months nr cither tho Child ren.Crv for tSrta. ! QSti"iSiBlsluv,,9r eighteen months See tho list, and don't neglect to profit Don't 1)0 dCCfllVPfl Intn n.,,1,,.. . Kft.i.iii.wi ....:r.;:.:.;".j""', "w '"H . -i .. ',u'"is uHoreti with iiii'ii priced paiiers at a slight advance !&r i,u: Jouiwai. Is tho Sn?r8Ji,iV8,)l,pcr ou V10 Macule coast, and It irlves vnn liii.i. . ..,! Premiums without addltloiiaf chargo Primary Politics.-tIio now book on tho reformation of tho American Ivte. .Sy.8tc,,u' ,s now on sulo lK'arliorn's book store. tt17t Children Crv?o Johar's Caitorla. State Treasurer's Fifteenth Notice. Statk Of Orkoon ) Tkkasuhy I)kiartmknt Salkm May r, 1890 ) "tli'o Is hereby given that Micro are funds on hand with which to re deem till outstanding stnto warrants endorsed by mo "presented and not nam for want, nf fnnrl&" imiuwn i. dates of October 8, 18M and January it, loiiu, ootu dates inclusive, with the exception of warrants drawn on ' uiu swamp mutt riuul, and that all such warrants, properly ondorsed.wlll iwiii mwu iircbeniuuon at Mils oillce, Intorest thereon ceasing from, and artor, tho ditto of this notice Phil Mktschan 1 l State Treasurer. ' Eighteen ounconll wool clay worsted su Its mported-ln sacks and frocks only $10. Johnson & Son. nf our St. I'aul.Chicago nnd St. Paul-St. Louis lim. The servico tliey oflcr Is better thmi ever. I'lcaic don't lose sight of them. IletuccnSt. l'aul nnd Chi cago die Burlington ofleis a service thnt is as luxurious as any in tho country. Two trains dally. Compartment sleepers standard sleepers chair cars diner. between St. Paul nnd St. Louis our trains are faster nnd better equipped than those of any other railroad. Tickets and time tables on application to the local tikct cilice. A. C. SHELDON, G.A., I PoitlancI.Or. Miss Moil's Sclioo - - I'KMUJ IN aii.i a rxa n all, Will receive children from 3 years upward Special attention to beginners. All desired branches (or tlicoldcr puplla taught, .Includ ing drawing, modeling, music plain and ar. tistic i.eedle work All work done on the in. dividual plan in which each child is ad vanced according to its on capacity. For terms and particulars apply to huu (.). Hal. lou. Twentieth and C.hemeketa sts. SALEM WATER C Office! Willamette IIoMBjJ.V complaints at the olfice. Thmr twill l1n .l-.l . ...v.w ..... ,n. iiu iiciiucioi in ,.- on account of temporarr ibwwf city unless notico is left lt ,& Hereafter water for Itricitlon willolik for domestic purpose. Contriawfa walks, brick work and platenni!liji schedule of rates for 1S93. Appij vdb IUI V.UJ1. CapiUl Transfer Co, HARRY TOWN, PROP. ' Express, baggage and all kinds cf work' done promptly. Leave orders at I'atton's storo 2 M'ss May Wilkins, Dressmaking and Sewk ., All kludsofwoikdoneinlhctrKWippi Hiyie, aim prompuy, lsii at rooaij,ra nursi uiock, Maiem. OREGON CENTRAL KS HARKBT tSTFREE DELIVERY. WOLZ & MIESCKE, Props. Dcalars in all kinds of fresh and salt meats E37"FresU sausago a specialty. 171 IUMMEKCIAL ST. .AND- In all I towns and localities throughout the United States and territories to sell the Fount ain Washer and Steam Cooker, tho best in Ube. It saves its own price in the wear of clothes iu less than six months. Sent C O . i- capicm, iirepaiu, lor 13.50, in tin; ... .,.,,,, , , J4iicuij!is, auuress S I. II. DROWN, Salem. Oregon. WEAK MEN CURED AS IF BY MAGIC. Victims ol Lost Manhood should wnd at vuKu ior a iiook tbfttesvlaluihow full wnuly vlcor la cailly, iulekly nnd permtiucntlr nstoitxl. Notnau utrorlntffrom weakness can af. fci-atotsugrothU "weJy nJlco. Jtoalt. tolls how Veiopment ana tono aro Irawted to eveS EK S Sat with SoSltlS film 156 State street. GEO. FENDItICH8 MEAT MARKET, 32l Commercial st. Cottle Block Successor o C. M. Beck & Co. & prill.lh0 cUy' Pf0m,,t Mlve'y at Eastern R. H. Company YAQUINA BAY nOUTE. Connecting at Yaquina Bay with the San 1-rancisco & Yaquina Bay Bteamshlp Co. SIKAMER "FARALLON " Sails from Yaquina every 8 days for San I-mncisco Coos Bay, Port Orford, Trinidad and Humbolt Bay. Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. Shortest route between the Willamette valley and California. Fare from Alhanv nr nnlnir kI tn (Inn 1-ranclsce: Cabin, $6; steerage, $4; to Coos Bay and Port Orford, cabin $6; to Humboldt Hay, cabin $8; round trip, good 60 days, spc RIVER DIVISION. atcamers 'Salem" and Ym. M. Hoag," newly furnished, leave Corvallls daily, except Saturdays, at II a m., arriving at Portland lie same day at 5 p. m. Returning boats v-.v . u.uauu samo aay ns above at o a, m arriving at Salem at 3 p. m . FTOiSOT12- """Vi Ccrvailis, Or. If Cn MAV2- SuP'- R,ver Division. M. P. BALDWIN, Local Agent.AItona Dock Salem. J. H. HAAS, WATCHMAKER AND JEWEO, Makes a splilty of fine repair vA, U 1 nomas clock, etc., 215 uoramticuixa 1 F. VAN DER MAN, Carpenter, Builder and Jotte 4S1 Winter itrttt l5?Hard times prices alwajs. J Ar llliT mis Horseshoeing a specialty, Piiuk the lowest. Hand made Ixk to Bl horses foot. Diseased (eetttKDMPx' traded hoofs or Interfering honei m attended to. Just give me 1 trw.'"; mcKcia sircci, uusk ui v ,t0rC, n. j. HERSCIIBACa Salem Steam Laundry Please notice the cut in prices on the followingi &!" .ocents Under shim Stoiocents ksperpalV Sloiocenu n.n,itli.vri 3 cents Silk handkerchiefs' '.'.'. . . .' ' ',' " inf and P1!'0 s,iPs 24 cemVpedozen and other work in proportion. ' HlrirtrtAlo nJ -it.. 4 rl"u"ws " ouier wofK in US JJMliS tdligentiy washed bv hand. bHIE MEDIOAL 00., iUFFALO.H. Y. Col J. Olmsted Prop. Agency fV4 1 4lp mi- b. -sa.i mw CAVSTAT. TAlur u.au bKSKJN fATKMT. "SiftSF&VS? IS roHS2TSt. J? 01 inV."A.. .vy uaqiowAT. W TO i-.....'cT" .or ocunag mhiii ia -"Vigr 1 nut-ma-cat pnZ70NI'S ooiPLExnirnfi Is more popular tMlr t"?"' Is th8 Wsal complexion 1 ?ESI A (telloate, InrUlWojfolrr ( i I !! , Wlttrct7w"&L-Su W "... j ttt ,utcr8W BiflC4Mt BOX IS 1 pnuaaisTS n lrM "-!r mo V. e&u Dtl tMllrinvAalAnUU 1h3m trv naj tsV-n .. .Tr. I tztI rTiTVr? Ue PULUO toT a riOtlCA Civen ft-A nlaaa 4b tea hkntttk Qmtim '", ' ''" ""'" "nn'any Klentlflo jiper In tb? "-' ?- I x A 9 Mwiffcol -!.. 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