Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, June 13, 1896, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text.-, t v Sour o,0ach, sometimes called watcrbmh, i hurulmr Pain dlstrcsa nausea, SnciS" nrc cured by IIoocV. Sar h Tills it accomplishes because IM!"'i Its wonderful power as a blood ...;, Hood's Sarsuparllla gently n L'mul strengthens the stomach and 1 "Hive organs, Invigorates the liver, n-Ina nil appetite, gives refreshing ;.'S' of dyspepsia and indigestion It .,,, to hiivo "a mnglo touch." I ,'or over 12 years I suffered from sour Stomach - j tevero pains ncros. my ahoulders, , i Ti4t d'Ucs. I bad violent nausea , , v VI Icavo mo very weak and ,' i,(t 1-uli to cot ray breath. Thcso t 3 enmo of'.cncr and more eevcre. I I , t receive any hating bcnellt from I'j'vj cln' J, but found such happy effceti Uon a tr'al of Hood's Sarsaparllla, that I tOv'MCrsl liottlnaand mean to nlway. lctnl i- the house I am now able to j)ii.l a own work w,'Ioh for six years j have been unablo to do. My husband and on )ivo nUo been greatly bene fited by Hood's Barsoparllla for pains In the back, and after the crip. I gladly recommend this grand blood medicine." Mns. Peter Bonnv, Leominster, Mass. Hood's Sarsaparilla li tbe One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. $1. " " ,,, cure all Uver Ills and H00dS PHlS Sick Headache. SSceuts. NOT THREE PARTIES, ONE. BUT HepiiblU-iin Protectienist: Tin bl incMlllsts of nil parties must, unite mi, ami give their unwavering and loyal support to a common, presi dential candidate. Unless tills Is done, sum'Si Is out of the question. There must bo but ono bimetallic candidate for president not three. There must not be three candidates representing bimetallic principles, ami each asking for the suffrages of blinoUlllsts. For bimetallic Democrats, for Pop' ullsts, for Independent Republicans believing bimetallism to bo the para mount Issue, for each of thcso groups of blmetalllsts to nominate their own presidential candidate, and thus di vide the rotes nnd wasto the strength of bliuetallMs, Is to make the success ot bimetallism at the polls, and the restoration of bimetallism Impossible. Illmetnlllsts In the Democratic, Pop tillstaml Republican parties must not stand apart over a question of minor difference. Uccausc blmtallists In In both Democratic and Republican parties cannot agree on the questions over which they hnvo fought and divided in the past Is no reason why, believing us they do, that the restora tion of bimetallism can alono bring renewed prosperity, they should stand apart on the old Issues and re fuse to support a common candidate standing for the free coinage of silver and financial Independence. Partisanship must bo subordinated to patriotism. There Is no occasion for bimetallic Democrats, or Repub- cans, or Populists to sacrifice their principles, but thero is every reason why they should not divide their forces In tho coming campaign on three distinct candidates, and by tfo doing defeat tho great, aud a't this time, all-Important question of pol icy on which they are all agreed. For bemetalllst8 to array thorn-" wives Into antagonistic groups is to court defeat. Thero are great differ ences, It is true, between bimetallic Democrats, Republicans and Popu lists over tho questions of public Policy, hut when they are agreed that the appreciating gold stundard Is un dermining our Independence, Impov erishing our people, and rapidly de grading our wage earning classes to a condition of abject dependence, of virtual slavery, to an aristocracy of wealth built up on tho suffering and poverty of our producing classes, when they aro agreed that a prompt return to bimetallism can alone check the appreciation of gold and stop the disastrous fall In prices that Is ruln- Kour farmers and manufacturers jd reducing our wage-earning classes j beggary, and when thoy nro agreed ". oinietalllsm can nlone brlntr re. newed prosperity, why place theresto- -uon oi bimetallism In Jeopardy be cause Of differences nvir niiPH(in nf Policy that are admittedly subordl- aiii.. l0 ino. ?rcat questlan of blmct ! i XL wulca with tho Interests of - v,imteeS are bound up. We rermnt. i.n. i .., ere Is no necessity, for Democrat! " x opuusu and Republicans belUv , s bimetallism to be the paramount u6' .t0 acr,fl tuelr Principles, but sieving bimetallism to be the most "aportant question before tho Ameri ca People, believing that the wel " , .our Producing classes Is bound "P with the restoration of blroetal sm,and knowing that only by a lon of the bimetallic forces in all rtiescan tbe restoration of blmet "Rl1 achieved, it is the duty of w patriotic Americans bellovlosT in bimetallism, to subordinate all other question during the coming cam pntgn to tho ono ureal r.ucsthm mi which thoy arc ull agreed, unite their! strength and give their yntc to a common cnudldnte standing for bi metallism, and fiiiutichil indupjiulenue as opposed togold-moiionu'inlllani, an appreciating dollar, and the degr.idn-' tlon and enslavement of our pmduo' lng classes to rorelgn monpy-leiidcrs. i rTlin roof tfir.it tun if l.l,t.i,t1H... .... ' compltshcd, then Democrats, Popu lists and Republicans whohavo united their forces to bring about bimetal lism, nnd to free our people from en croachments of the money power and tho aggressions of centralized capital, can fight nut, by the ballot, their dif ferences over other questions without endangering tho future or our people. Butforblmetitlllsts in different par ties to divide aud pull at cross pur poses, at this time, over Issues that, though great In themselves, are sub ordinate to tho money question and regarded by the great majority of bl motalllsts, is to place In Jeopardy -the Independence of our producing classes. $ioo Rsward Sios. The reader of this paper will be pleaded to learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able t'i cure In nil its tapes, and that U catarrh. Hall's Catsinh Cure is the only positive curr now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a con stitutional dlu-ase, requires n constitutional trcarment. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken into nally, acting directly upon the blind and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation ol the disease and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assittlng nature in doing Its work The proprietors have so much 'afili in Its curative powers that thry ofler One Hun dred dollars for any cane that i fail to cure. Scud lor list or testimonials. Allures F. J. CHENEY & GO., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, 75c. FUTURE EVENTS. Juno 10 Republican national con vention, St. Louis. Juno 10 Annual reunion of Oregon pioneers, Portland. July 7 Democratic nntlonnl con vention, Chicago. July 22 National Populist con vention, St. Louis. Did Vou Ever. Try Electric IS: tiers as a remedy for your troube? II not, get a bottle now and get relief. This medicine has been found to lw 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, Headacho, Fainting Spells, or are Nervous. Sleenless. Excitable. Melan choly or troubled with Diwy Spell, Electric Hitters Is tho medicine you need. Health and Strength are guaranteed by its use. Fifty cents and $I,ooit Fred A, Legg.s Drug Store Miss Rose Blooh Tho leading 60 nrnno of Portland will usslbt. in the creation, Monday evening at the M. iy. cnurcu. itcscrveu seais ul jjuar born's Vanderburg'u History. W. S. Vnudcrburg, congressman elect from the llrst district, rep resented Coos county in tho Oregon senate during the sessions of 1803 and 1895, having been elected as a Pop ulist, lie was born In Iowa in 1818, nnd came to Oregon In 1804, settling a year later In Cooscounty. For lirtcen years ho was engaged in the meat and grocery business In Mnrshflcld. lie was chairman of the commlttco on agriculture In the legislature of 1803. Ho was nominated In the dlrtrlct Pop ulist convention, held at Salem In March last, by Row J. S. McCain, now a minister of Coos county and formerly of Salem. Mr. Vanderburg's mother, sister and brothers are residents of Lane and Douglas counties, nnd reside near Lloronco, Oretron. and nro well-known by the editor of thlB paper. Thoy are all staunch Republicans, as weu as nis brother-in-law, Mr. S. G. LIndsly. Baker City Repuubllcan xf an. often wiser than they act. They know how to be happy but some times they ore mis erable. They know ithere la no happiness 'worth tbe name with nut Tir.llh : vet thCY neglect health. They allow dyspepsia and biliousness and con- l "1 iuuiiiiui, " , . a hold on them and make lie w"lcne,"" Those three complalnta usually come to gether. Constipation ffeetijfie tomach and liver. That brine, on bilious attack, and Ind ge.tlon, headaches, nausea, duz -ness. queer sensations of weakness and pat. citation. Your nerve, are unstrung-, your mtem I. .lugglsh. Vou lose nmbltlon. The fact I. your whole constitution "being .lowly undermined. What you need is Dr Pierce". Pleasant PelloU. . . They cure onstlpatlon, dyspepsia and bit lousness in .he only sure, permanent way. There U nothinr violent or irritating about Hreta? they "ofk mildly though quickly. They tone7 nd atrengthen the bowels to carry on their function. Morally. They ienfly stimulate tho flow of bile from .the fiver and th. digestive Juice, of the .torn ach Vou don't become .lave to their a. w!h other pill.. They make you reg. ttlar and thei you can leave them. TUM ij ?h dfferen between Dr. P erce a Pleasan Pellet, and the something "Just as good." which a sharp druggist trie, to .ubstitute. rvf t him da lo with YOU. if tom want to keep your health and tJe0S to Sis World'. PUpensaiT Kedlcsl AsJocUtloo. Bufi fata N V.. for a copy of Dr. Werce's great book, the "Peoole's Common 6en Medial Xdrtser." .Beadii oae-ceat fUmp J eTI coit of SBSltlBg tlj. U alarge txkof iooS pijes. tlth over J Wustralto". oto.000 cople. were so'"." iTuacb Tbt only dlf. JJhtS iethe ftee edltloo la or ro H"?" Sed,tnrareovm U " nJ imJumm i $22 ItiTv! for Infants and Children. HnMMHMHMMWaHMMMMHMMI T HIRTY yoara' oTiienrnttoH of mllllona of peraon., permit w. It In wugneatlonalily tb test roMedy far iHfAata aai Chlldraa the vrorld haa evar known. It la Larmleaa. CTilUrcM. like tt. It gtvaa thota koaltli. It AU aavo tholr Uvea. I It Matkera ka- .aoraothlnr; TPbioIi la nboolntotr aafo and pr&otioally. !P erfeot ft av child' h raBdlolno. Cnrtorla doatroya Wlowaa. Cftstorla ftllnyw roverlakaBaa. Oaatorla prevcata vomiting Sonr Curd,. Caatoria enroa StorrhcBa nnd T71b(1 Colie. Oaatorta relievca Teetlitng Tronblas. Caatorift enrco Oonatlpatloa and FlatnlcBcy. Oaatorla newtrnligea the ogaota of carbonlo aolA gaa or T LioneHa alr Cftatorta doos not coatMa morpMuc, opinm, or othar narcotlo proporty. Caatnrln aimllatoa tho food, rrgnlntca tho atotaaoh aud bowola. giving hoalthy and nataral alenp. Oaatorla la pat tip In ono-aito nottloa only. It la not aold ia bulk.' Poa't all our any ono to anil you anything elao oh tka plea or promlia that It la "juat an good" and "vHUl aaswsr ovary purpaao." Bee that you nt C-A-S-T-O-It-I-A. Tho fao-r.lmilo tJgnatnro of Children Cry for Through Tickets TO THE EAST! Ivia the; Union Pacific System, Through I'ullman I'alace Sleepers. Tourls SleeperH and I'rco Reclining Chairs daily between VOliTLANJy to CJflCAOO Our trains are heated h" steam and ' 'a lighted by Pintsch light, rime to Chicaco, 3 i-i Jays (Time to New York, 4 1-2 days. Which is many hours quicker than com pellto'H. For rates, time tables and full information apply to IJOISU 0 JtulliKElt, Agents, Salem, Oi." R. W. UAXTEU, C. E. BROWN, General Agent Dist. Pass. Agent Q '13s Third Street. Portland. mam on -half arze or box POZZONl'S COMPLEXION POWDER I baa baa thb jUmlanl for forty years and Is more popular lo-aiy ;uau evor oeiuro. I POZZONl'S I U tba Usal complexion powder boautlf jlng-, tttttthlnt, eleanlr, lieallbtut and narmleu. . I A delicate, InTlilbla protoctlon to tbe f aco. Wldi every box of POZZUN Vtt a mag- i 1 .!Tii,'i-iii'- iai.it vnw I VOX Ut fflvea free at ctsarga. ' 1 AT DnuaOISTS xvu yANOY 8TOBB3. ' gokstiflfl American AfvW W" eivtiTi. iaK Maasai aiaiay myiut.. ia nopiaiBHTa, atJ yor tnfonnation a4 tnt Kaadboo : wm to MOJiM 00, ail jkuwat. aw Voar. jTrntrtifif meittn tntrtclnrl!nncf enr v1cnlUlo ppt In Hi iSi l3flitnvBtS-. .'w't?,AV".ft,)', JWIMIRIII Ca.torla wttk th imtreaage. of o apeak cf It wtthaat gHe.sturT. W la oa every ,444 wrapper. Pitcher's Castoria. 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Fare from Albany or polntt Jwest to San Francisce: Cabin, 6; steerage, tV, to Coos May and Port Orford, cabir. 6; to Humboldt Par, cabin $8; round trip, good 60 days, spe .RIVER DIVISION. Steamers"Albany"and "Wm. M. Hoag," newly furnUbed, leave Salem dally, except Saturdays, at II a m., arriving at Portland tbe same day at 5 pm. Returning hosts leave Portland same day as above at 0 a. rr.., arriving at Salem at 3 p m. EDWIN 8TONE, Manager, Ccrvallls, Or. I. C. MAYO, Supt. River Divliion.. M. P, UALDWIN, Local Agent.Altona Dock Salem, "uiKI'.K'V k" '' 'V ' uuuiiuh. ' u.i . . .tuiuw w an. riU tUKS. tWA ' M'X "t nl 1 ...ru.L.n..Mi.fi ir-wi-. vv'-,uii't VKm-oxnua.WmM '"' .r-te- IHlLIMiibA"'-. ' , . ,. ' ... ' ... ;. CB.i. WWMiliwlWP )W The Gaplial Journa FOR THE m docs not do a lottery business to swell Its circulation; but In nddltlon to Hlvlnjr value received, it Rives Its sub scribers vniunmo premiums. 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San Fran, lv, Above trains stop at East Portland, Oregon City, Wo dburn, Salem, Turner, Marion, Jefferson, Albany, Albany Junction, Tangent Shedds, Ilahey, Hnrrisburg, Junction City, Eugene, Croswtll, Drain, and all stations from Koseburg to Ashland, Inclusive, KU3EIIUKU MAIL DAILY, "South" North 8;:i0 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 6:20 p.m. lv. Portland ar. lv. Salem lv, ar. Iloscb'g lv. 4:40 p.mi 2:20 p.m. 8:00 n.m. SALCM rASSENQElt. Soutf Nortb 4:oo p.m. 0:15 p.m. lv. 1'ortland ar. nr. Salem lv. 10:15 a.m. 8:00 a.m. DINING CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE PULOtAN UUFFET SLEEPERS and second-class sleeping cars attached to all through train. WEST SIDE DIVISION, between Portland and Corvallis, dally (ex cept Sunday.) 7130 a.m. 12:15 p m. V77 Ar. Portland. Corvallii. Ar. j 6i3o p. m iv l"35P m. At Albany and Corvallis connect with trams of Oregon Contral & Eastern Railroad. Exprrss train dally except Sunday. 4I4S P" m. 7U5 p. m. Lv. 1'ortland Ar. l Ar. McMinvllle Lv 1 8135 a. m, 5:50 a.m. THROUGH TICKETS to all points in the Eastern Slatei, Canada and Europe can be obtained nt lowest rntei from W.W. SKINNER, Agent, Salem. E. P, ROGERS, Asat. G. F. & P. A.. Portland, Or. U. KOEHLER, Manacer. GLANCE ATI HIS.MAP. Of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway and note its connection with all transcontinental lines at St. Paul and Omaha, and remember when going tMt that Its Iralas are lighted with electricity and heated by steam. Its equipment Is uperb, Klegant buffet, library, smoking and sleeping can, with free reclining chairs. Each sleeping car beithhas an electric reading lamp, and Its dlntng cars aio the best in the world. Other lines are longer than this, but rom are shorter, and no other offers the above lux. urlous accommodations. These arc Mfkiwit reasons for the popularity of "The Milwau kee." Coupon ticket agents in every rail road office will give yon further InfomMio, or address Zfl. J. EDDY, General Ajent, J. W. 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