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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899 | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1896)
l. 11 IS&fiHI r Daily Capital Journal MY HOKlfl BKOTHBR8, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1890. THE SCHOOL OF POLITICS. This Is nn era of people's organisa tions. All otlicr Intcrrstfl are organized. The politicians arc organized In parties to niukc money out of politico. If the people get any good results out of the recent election or out of the next legislature- they will have U bo organized. Tub Jochnai. presents In thcSchool of Politics a practical method of or ganization without displacement of jarty line. "The School of Politics," or the American primary system,- Is an ex posure of the present corrupt system of party government. Until the tx' plo organize on an non-partisan basis, hb tlgllunco committees, there will be no change. As Col. .r. C. Cooper, founder of the Bimetallic Union parly or Yamhill county says, cut the throUorthe mm who fall to keep his pledges In the legislature. Hut that Is too late. Tin people should be organized so as to keep tab on the man before he gets out of otllco so as not to have to hang him. It Is then too late to do any good. Head tho School of Politics adver tised elsewhere and see If you arc not convinced something should be douo to educate the people and put our pol itics on a oasis of iitwclrish, patriotic Intelligence. Tho little book (pub llshcd by Chas. II. Kerr & Co., fill Fifth Ave., Chicago, III., price 25 cents,) shows up the infamous wrongs of the present system. Thk Jouunal proposes to do voto Its columns dally and weekly to the building up of a remedial organization. Klve hundred copies of Thk Jouunal with a full levlcw of tho new system of Independent political organization arc sent out at our own cxKiiM) tills week to start the organ ization of schools of citizens In this state who shall take a practical Inter est In our stalo government. If tho pcoplo form thesu schools and meet and study self-government tho result will le good In many ways. Titi3.lot;i(NALwlll supply any publlo documents, or Information or statis tics desired for discussions at these schools of citizens when organized. They should not bo secret, hut public and membership opened to men and woman of all parties, Let us see what nolghlMirhood can organize first, (llvu It tlie neighborhood name. Tho neighborhood tie Is tho strongest tie that binds )coplo together. It Is tho tlo that Is stronger than church or party. It Is tho neighborhood school of politics that our country must rely upon. Wo have como to the point whoro wo must begin to re form our government cIomj at homo. All reforms at long range urn failures. No party or oitlelal can govern for tho people They must govern for them selves or this will cease to bou peoples government. Let us sec what neigh Ixirhood is moved llrst to take up the cause of sclfgovermeut by the people anil organize tho llrst school. The Hot to report to Tuu JouunalwIH bo presented with a library of ten good now books of public and literary char acters, by well known writers, as a nucleus of n political school library. Who will bo the llrst to begin? Vioo Reward Qioo. The leader of this paper will be pleiueil to learn that there U at kail one dreaded dlwaw that tclcnce hat been able to cure in alt iti tai;c. anil that It catarrh, lull's Catarrh Cure It the only Ktaltlve cure now known to the medical fiaternlty. Catarrh being a con. itltullontl Ulieaic, requlrea a conilliuiionai trvaiment. Haifa Catarrh Cure It taken Inte nally, acltnc directly upon the blood and mucoid lurlacei of the lyitem, thereby destroying the loundatlon ol the ditcate ami giving the patient strength by building up the coMtilutlon and lushllng nature In doing ll work The proprietor! have to much faith In Its curative pwwcis that they oiler One Hun. dred dollar (or any caie that a falls to cure. Send (or (lit of, tettimontalt. ddrcs 1 J. ClIENliY S CO., Toledo, 0. Hold by druggists, 7.c. Pioneer Excursion. On Juno 14 and 1ft tho 0. 0. & E. R. It, Co,, will place on sale for parties wMilng to attend tho pioneers excur sion at Portland round trip tickets from Albany and Coryallls at rate of 91 each, tickets good to return until Juno 18, Inclusive. Edwin Stone, Manager J. C, Mayo, Sunt. Itlvor Division. FAILING MANHOOD Md HrM DeUtHy. WraVnwaot Dodr and Nlnt. Krrveu of Rrrow i:. nil a mrrHqbut, KoU ttuxxl fully Itefttorwl. to Lniarsra and MtbCB WeaV. lfi; kud Portions of aaiMXki low to o4r. Absolutely nn. 4jliyff9w Treatment, !!? ,iidVwvtsa lW-r ytur.UoM mil liM(SaJifr if ro. UNEWimWMM.Y. wuarv or m U j hi rJtM. ""rM l jJsTwkTTjii.BW avwt iwwl. OLD BEAN Ed. Jeurnal: At the solicitation of a number of, the old boys of the (J. A. It. I herewith present a copy of an article I wrote n year since. The occasion which trave rise to the thought, was hearing a youngster not dry behind the cars, speak o' the old soldiers as "old stliTa." Ik-lagan "old stiff" myself I could do less than take exception to his remark and at the J same time blamed his parents for their neglect or his education in the principles of Americanism. IAMK8 1WUUMH UUIIUUN. Salem, May 30, 1800. Didst think, "Old Bean" when you inarched away Tn Mm Kilrrlntf rlnvs of lxtv-ono. That If you ever lived to be old and And sickness had supper your strength away: Didst think that then some son-of-a- gun With check of brass and a heart of a hen Would speak or "stiffs" and call you ono, Did such a thought occur toyou then? Didst think when hell-din of battle broke And bursting shells tore through the air, Midst bayonet thrust and saber cut, That you would ever bo tho butt Of rldloiilo for those whose share In deeds that grace the lives or men Is not recorded anywhere -Did such a thoughtoccur to you then? Didst ever have In mind "Old Bean" On weary march or picket post, When time might come when you'd By a cowardly cuss sotlesplcably mean And to sense of rlchtantl decency lost, That he'd scoff at your Ills to his fel- iowmcn And snivel and snarl at the pension er's cost, Didst everdream of such things then? Do you remember the grand review "Old Bean," When tho "silent man" looked down from the stand, And a s'ullo on his war-weary face was seen. Speaking tho thanks in his heart, I ween, To tho boys who had saved the land, UK found no "stiffs" 'mong those hardy men, Not one In that grand enmmandt They were tho Union savers then, And Its honored and chosen band; And his Judgment was right, my dear "Old Bean," "No matter what scoffers may say, "Stills" wo may bo but the world has seen That our stiffness won the day. Among mcmbcisof tho G. A. 11. u not Infrequent form of salutation Is, "IIoW aro you, Old Beanl" Uucklen'B Arnica Salvo The best Salve In the world for Cuts, Sores, Horei, Ulcen, Salt Kheutn. Fever and all Tetter. Chapped handi, Chilblain, Unities, Skin l'.ruptlom. and positively curea I'lles or no pay required. It 1 guaranteed to Live er fee satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cent! a box Fur aale by Fred A. LegK' f3 B UANI)II)ATi:8.' For Congress; N. (J. (JlirlHtoiison JclTerson Meyers. TIioh. 11. Toiiruq. W. S. VitntlorbcrK Supremo Judge: U.S. llenn Joint llurnott,... Joseph Gusum... Prosecuting Att'y: Jolm A. Canton.. y. L. Huyilon lleprcsentntlves: II. L. llurkley. , . . 1). Crulg E. W.ohniiuuiii.. M. Mitchell J. N. tiiulth John Hay no W.J. IVAroy,... L. I). Smith 11. P. Taylor S.W. Weaver.... O.P. Cmlwoll.... 11. Cleveland K. L. Hlubarii... T.J. McClary... V. A, Myers County J mlffe: K. J. HimlltiK ... G.1N Terrell I, M. WnKiior.... County Cennnlss'r: J.N. Davis,,..,, V, Keller 1. Larson SherllT: F,W, Durbln.... 0. W, Hunsaker. F.T. Wright man Clerk: L. V.Kulon It. II. Lcabo. . . , . . jlecenler: P. It. Bavin .... It. It. Ryan...... F.W. Waters.... Treasurer: O. L. llrown W. II. Downing., Jap Miuto Assesser: J. W. Hobart.... J. II. Lewis T. V. McClellan. School Sunt: ll.W.Oopeland.. (1. W, Jones W.S.Sanfonl.... Surveyor; 'S. It, Rtuford.... 11.1). Herrlck.... Corener: A. M; Clougli.... TVL. Golden. ... J. D. Shaw....... 1 23 08 GO 15 27 30 GO 122 113 108 113 07 120 37 55 23 3d 20 30 :w 00 33 31 30 117 32 111 35 40 01 40 82 114 72 13 41 133 03 50 73 50 70 31 33 114 33 51 131 115 42 61 A BASE 8LANDER. Is What the Eucene Hoys Call the "Sonneman Incident." Eugene Guard, June 10th: The following Is taken from yesterday's Salem Jouknai.: "It occurred in the Judge's stand IS.tturday afternoon during the mile walk. Two members of the Eugene sporting fraternity were very much Interested In the walk and In their excitement did not prccclveaSalem gentleman standing a few feet distant. The following conversation took place between the Eugene men: "Watch that man Sonneman walk. He will win If he can only hold out," wild ono of the men. "Well but he won't hold out," responded the otlicr. "We have the referee bought off If Sonneman should keep the lead," continued the llrst speaker, "and should Byars take the lead he will also be ruled off by the referee." Their prophecy seems to have proven true to the letter. The State university appears to be a model political training school. The points recorded In favor of Willamette uni versity howevcrty were fairly maed and our athletics are to bo respected and honored for not stooping to such disgraceful proceedings In order to obtain a silver cun. The above lsn He, and has been trumped up by the Jouunal or Its alleged "gentleman," or by members of the Willamette University team for the purpose of gaining if possible a few points and at the samo time injuring the University of Oregon men. Salem went into the contest with nil confidence that they would win the cup and so utterly .'over come have they been by defeat that It seems they will not hesitate now to stoop to anything to gain a point in their favor. Tho abovo chargo docs not contain one lota of truth and Is a base slander on tho U. of O. boys as well as on the referee, who Is spoken of by men well up In amateur athlet ics as a man of fair and Just Judg ment. Salem men made the chargo on the grounds Saturday that the referee had been bought off and it Is likely that the above story has grown from thoso remarks. Tho chargo reflects very seriously upon tho refcreo and ho should vindicate himself and tho U. of 0. boys by making a public Official Returns, Marion County tn u CD B CO in u . n B en 5 B tn n E - n B n B 2 9 S w r S B 1 113 102 43 n i) 47 41 f2 110 05 72 5 13 4 4 13 23 21 28 47 73 (17 02 40 108 1I0 14 40 83 711 .'W 15 27 25 21 20 70 100 37 115 173 120 31 10 41 27 31 31 04 103 03 111 110 127 50 74 10 137 63 132 40 107 50 112 00 77 153 81 118 103 117 103 135 31 154 141 158 127 151 117 153 110 174 151 01 00 80 78 70 100 13 01 05 85 51 18 21 U 10 0 35 110 18 23 23 17 8(1 80 102 41 32 111 00 51 21 52 18 28 10 43 21 21 00 50 77 37 41 27 00 34 3(1 70 35 (II 23 20 23 57 20 27 31 30 23 54 20 34 31 40 34 32 15 13 120 130 120 120 35 77 33 102 :i2 80 45 81 31 72 57 125 rl03 131 20 20 30 112 102 123 4(1 74 55 21 31 33 (It 120 00 27 32 27 03 131 103 121 J69 140 03 70 70 11 21 21 33 30 37 110 215 150 30 51 50 5i 00 02 172 130 100 80 120 78 60 120 113 14 20 28 27 3d 32 117 107 131 30 07 53 40 50 43 133 203 153 120 181 123 20 44 37 31 40 55 3(1 33 33 40 41 101 87 01 40 8(1 122 33 53 00 83 107 18 23 31 23 30 Ol 110 34 25 71 04 47 42 05 00 42 42 07 50 83 60 83 81 103 45 122 150 53 14 21 20 20 30 00 110 37 61 103 03 103 43 130 118 53 24 40 50 43 41 60 00 07 40 Stt 71 .... 20 33 64 35 37 87 111 07 34 103 118 35 W 00 80 110 13 37 31 23 33 103 140 43 05 00 87 110 60 111 77 07 31 69 130 30 15 31 27 31 denial. The latter do not stoop to such dirty work as that tflven birth to by the Journal. A .HORRIBLE CRIME. Eight , Hobos Who .Need the Severest Penalty the Law Can Oive Them. Yesterday evening n most disgust ing an outrageous crime was perpcl trated upon the person of a young boy in n hobos' camp In the river bottom a short distance beyond the Eugene bridge. The crime committed was that of sodomy and the beasts who did it compelled the helpless boy to accede to their demands by using force. He was badly bruised and beaten by the fiends In human llcsh, who were in a drunken condition at tho time the act was committed. A lot of hobos have been lounging nround in that vicinity for two or three days. Among the crod was a boy who was working his way south. Yesterday these outcasts from society and the respect of their fellow men procured enough whiskey with which to place themselves In an Intoxicated condition. a Marshal Day, Policeman Pratt and Sheriff Johnson last evening Invaded the camp and arrested eight of the men. The town has been thrown Into a fever of excitement over the horrible ncssof tho crime and well may It be, for had a woman chanced to pass that way at that time, what might have happened to her at the hands of these drunken fools Is too awful to be thought of. Attempts to commit crimes similar to this ono were mado in this vicinity by hobos last spring. Eugene Guard, June 10. Results Tell the Story A vast mass of direct, unimpeachable testi mony proves beyond any possibility of doubt that Hood's Sarsaparilla actually does per fectly and permanently cure diseases causep by Impure blood. Its record of cures is un equalled and these cures have often been accomplished after nil other preparations had failed. Hood's Pills cure all liver ills. blllloiuneM. jaundice, sick headache You'll bo surprised when you try Hoc Cake -soap, and wish we had told you sooner. It Is mado by patented process. j 0 tf There's no clay, Hour, starch or othor worthless tilling In "Hoe Cake" and no free alkali to bum the hands. John Hughes. J 0 tf a c C 8" 3 CO c O s c 3 3 tn 3 D 'S. 3! c 2 8 1(1 0(1 31 77 15 21 83 31 00 07 77 55 70 IS 23 33 24 111 11 27 27 44 67 27 52 51 20 20 20 20 &r 4Q 8 33 81 30 40 62 70 15 44 30 00 0 2 11 0 17 53 28 20 110 74 23 123 110 0 39 50 00 03 57 04 2 8 "08 83 57 0 48 70 60 8 50 7 47 00 CO 11 127 27 171 18 00 8 53 8 80 51 211 01 10 83 70 77 133 117 183 101 144 110 05 00 77 09 24 31 20 80 74 03 88 85 08 09 00 72 59 51 62 48 63 45 03 09 02 70 71 00 254 01 144 01 142 02 142 65 129 70 02 20 13 81 80 84 82 14 0 0 17 10 3 7 7 3 0 12 145 33 182 20 37 30 12 15 12 0 17 13 11 72 83 52 70 58 02 00 100 72 07 70 70 45 04 48 49 80 181 4(1 131 50 63 80 45 8 174 03 3 OS 80 17 170 09 40 74 30 7 67 69 81 33 03 03 09 7 78 1G0 57 75 44 03 OS 119 70 131 47 80 77 81 47 123 60 145 118 170 57 104 45 33 44 130 83 1G9 73 150 70 02 24 120 60 150 07 41 53 147 58 122 09 187 52 31 60 100 87 170 01 172 47 127 50 30 72 61 09 40 51 5 15 0 80 49 158 110 60 0 78 120 03 8 103 100 70 30 103 00 107 83 30 140 137 101 20 19 31 10 42 10 18 81 60 89 11 23 100 118 09 82 10 101 103 121 0 20 120 47 01 10 32 07 70 30 74 23 117 85 27 147 83 43 55 03 03 12 60 83 18 3 12 07 74 83 4 33 178 114 90 01 14 63 33' 30 8 41 20 03 02 103 0 81 21 203 120 100 03 83 21 175 118 - 79 ,. 02 23 23 75 73 .77- 4 11 1 62 23 - 53 8 THE MARKETS. Chicago. June It. Wheat, cash 58c NewTork, June H.-Silver, 6bytc; lead, 3 3 nnn-rr ANn MARKET. Portland. Tune 11. Wheat valley, ' I IK I I .ft 1111 HIItlllU M m S' 52; Walla Walla, 5354- . . Flour-Portland, $2,855 Benton county, 2.85; graham, $2.65$ superfine, $225 per bb. tfaU-WMte, 273oc; grey, 2728olleJ, in bags, 4.255-25. barrel' 4-5S7-. MUf. 1.7C Potatoes.. Oregon, 5o57Mc per sack. :r ton. Hay.. Good, c(s Eastern Oregon, WooL.vaiiey, 5 filistufU. .Bran, ii3.$oi5.5o;snorts,f 15. iuiimuiu.. ""( f'j'j-wv:'"--- , ti.-, rtiirkrnq. miied.tt(m1.2s: uroi : 11- ets, l So3; ducks, 45; geese, 5, turkeys, fivo, I2c; dressed, ISJI7C Hides, .green, salted 60 lbs 5c; under 60 lbs 44c; sheep pelts, io7oe. Hops. .Oregon, 2 to 3c, according to rjual. lly Putter. .Oregon fancy creamery, 2J3o; fancy dairy, 25; fair to goal, t57fi Cheese .Oregon full cream, 10. Eggs.. Oregon, 9K,( Pdo. Beef. .Topsteers, 3.3-25 P lb; fair to good ateers, 2(2 3-5:i cows, 2X4c; dressed beef, iSe. SAN FRA'NCISCO MARKET. San Francisco, Tune 11. Wheat, 1.02 Wool.. Oregon, choice, 67o inferior 4 5c, valley, otoc. Hops Quotable at 23c. Potatoes 6s8ocper sack. Oats Milling, 752- SALEM MARKET. Wheat. .44c per bu., market firm. Oats .i82oc. Hay.. Baled, cheat, 5'5-5o; timothy, $7.00. Flour.. In wholesale lots, 3.00; retail, 3.20; bran, bulk 11.00; sacked, 12.00; shorts, 12.0013.00; chop feed, 11.00 12.00. Poultry.. Chitkens,$i.25i.so;ducks,7o lb; spring chickens, loc lb. Veal.-Dressed, 3. Hogs.. Dressed, 31,. Live Cattle.. 22). Sheep.. Live, 2.50. Wool.. Best, I2ytc. Hopv.ilest, 4S0. Eggs.. Cash. 8c. Butter.. Best dairy, 8c fancy creamery toe. Farm Smoked Meats - Bacon. 7c: hams 9c; shoulders, Sc.f rotators,. 35c per uu. Did You Ever. Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for your troube? II not, get a bottle now and g relief. This medicine has been found to l peculiarly adapted to the relief and cure of all Female Compla'nts. exert a wonderful direct influence In giving strength and tone to the organs. If you have loss of Appetite, Constipation, Headache, Fainting Spells, i are Nervous, Sleepless, Excitable, Melan choly or troubled with Diuy Spell. Electric Bitters Is tho medicine you need. Health and Strength are guaranteed by Its use. Fifty cents and Jl.oott Fred A, Legg.s Drug Store When Daby was oleic, wo gave her Castorla. VTUtn aha was a Child, she cried for Castorla. When she become JIUs, she clung to CastorU. When aha had Children, she gar them CastorU by Precincts General Election, June 1st, ! w IV ES r hd I 1 ? 5 r .95 a ' s 97 7 10 100 208 130 47 121 175 144 3 10 34 10 38 12 32 110 111 90 127 110 35 142 113 10 30 37 78 72 CO 62 121 54 73 140 171 51 109 115 37 144 100 37 145 109 32 124 112 1 14 11 18 13 08 33 27 13 07 13 11 21 28 5 1 40 55 50 87 53 32 59 49 24 51 71 15 18 38 15 15 12 20 10 10 24 10 13 10 2-1 23 28 24 24 31 8 no tea. 10 34 10 08 81 32 43 70 115 84 77 83 74 70 18 10 15 10 10 34 33 34 33 34 17 70 33 80 82 07 07 77 40 42 40 GO 01 80 45 148 113 12 40 10 43 30 GO 05 20 02 48 07 09 47 20 32 10 GO 72 00 01 80 01 103 20 70 10 31 39 18 02 05 17 7 33 38 10 21 20 14 14 75 70 17 oo 20 21 oo 80 82 07 120 87 08 110 70 87 32 60 05 35 150 01 77 100 70 42 150 114 15 33 33 83 89 70 45 02 53 63 101 09 20 102 103 47 130 132 02 153 03 11 33 25 83 104 73 48 152 110 03 143 72 21 58 74 21 ' 80 74 43 130 112 18 02 44 83 89 07 70 Ol 43 49 100 153 10 33 10 04 111 93 45 173 127 48 103 117 78 03 70 18 27 29 77 130 07 0 8 10 00 42 35 0 Ol 101 31 12 10 30 21 75 107 14 29 0 10 17 70 07 20 25 80 100 87 33 44 45 03 13 11 ' 60 70 30-30 32 20 17 82 G8 51 17 33 12 12 10 30 27 22 10 33 32 20 20 12 42 10 71 00 0 27 30 81 31 58 59 6S 00 18 17 80 40 32 113 85 15 51 10 80 50 51 71 28 23 65 71 09 70 42 21 85 40 83 SO 32 15 "Judgment I ! BaffleAy PLUG w The umpire "BATTLE AX" is not tmh $ decidedly bigger other 1U cent piece quality is the finest the flavor delicious know just how you try it Salem Steam Laundry Please notice the cut in prices on the followingi Shirt, plain locents Under drawers 5 to locents UikIt shirts 5 to locents Socks, per pair 3 cents Handkerchiefs I cent Silk handkerchiefs 3 cents Sheets and pillow slips 24 cents per dozen, and other work In proportion. Flannels and other work in' tclhgcntly washed by hand. Col, J. Olmsted Prop. a a 5" c g I o cr tn u c re P i 3 Si : tn a p o a 0 3 10 47 00 83 10 84 JAAftslL-sA!AsL 5 11 0 0 3 .... 1 $ 4 10 13 11 40 2 5 10 .... 5 149 WT 48 70 105 02 04 34 25 30 12 7 50 2509 45 00 110 87 CO 01 55 84 25 0 86 29 C2 75 .... 83 GO 32 23' 35 21 8 63 2111 5 15 .... 17 34 1 4 18 2 6 125 M 33 73 .... 70 41 62 30 07 12 5 69 1 48 15 111 101 '41 38 31 42 18 11 $ 63 110 111 81 113 40 ,42 74 17 7 212 3537 CO 07 02 70 65 41 32 41 20 0 fj 3101 49 02 70 72 CO 44 33 44 23 0 56 2TJJ 62 70 08 01 60 40 32 43 25 7 61 48 70 101 00 59 39 23 45 22 7 46 - CI 75 125 108 70 40 20 40 22 8 39 f" 0 18 37 25 55 2 11 11 .... 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Repairing machinery of any kind or making and repairing stone cot ters, tools and edged tools of any kind mide and repaired; wagons and buggies repaired, and new ones made to order. Horruhoting, the best that can bo done in toara hind, made shoes. Plates and running shoes csre. fully attended to. Call at my stina, at too Chemeketa street, back of New York Racket store. It. . HERSCHUACU, 1896 tn w o a s 3 re s cr. g c 3 cr n S1 o s l REPAIR
