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Newspaper Page TextDaly Capital Journal. HILVkR LABOR. fciV WOKUCU BKOTrfBRB, TUSDAY,JUNE 23, 18W. :lng, cai'j chisu wlilfc.i dra its sub-' ' Hlfltcnc? from tlicin Buffers except Ho 'Salem, Juno 22, '00. j rririlierf W,o crop is money. Editor Journal;-TI)o following Wo kf)mv wny wc Want, free coinage; Is from Iho editorial page of Sunday's w ak h pmy f(ir , Stutcsruiiti: I ,t wPu .ir it. nmi we wlll get It "I " v ..-,--- WHITNEY FOIl PRESIDENT. Tlio Democratic lenders liaVe awak ened at a late hour to the necessity of preventing their party organization being swept away by the rising Hood of sliver sentiment which Is sweeping over the United States. President Cleveland has written a letter on the Importance of the sound money Demo crats being In evidence from this time forward until tho meeting of the Chicago convention. They have per formed In tho past as when Cleycland and Whitney whipped the whole party Into line four years ago forn moder ats tarllT and a guarded llnauclal plank. In these hard times when Democrats who arc out of olllcecan not raise tho money to attend a nitlonal convention, delegates and alternates will lie picked up I" every state of t he Union who can bo In flujiiccd after they get to Chicago In favor of the gold standard. We should not be surprised to see tfio Democratic con vent Ion adopt a gold standard platform and a gold candidate, or a straddle or an equivo cation on one or tho other, whlih would bo Just as olTeiiBlve to the rat.k and lilts. Whitney Is a master hand at organizing the rich and purchasable elements of tho party. lie hashed) carte blanched by the president, and tho capitalists to corral the wild and woolly Bllvcrltcs of the south and west. As an arch-plutocrat nnd arch corruption lie will lead the revolt dictated by Cleveland ngalnst popular sentiment within the party 'or sliver and ram a-gold program down the throats of the delegates. Three fourths of them uro now Instructed for frco sliver, but ways and means will bo found to ovado their Instruct ions nnd again forco tho party of Jefferson and Jackson to become tho bond servant of the corporations and tho millionaires. Nothing could Ik inoro fortunate for tho silver cutiso at this time than tho Imperial crusado of Cleveland Whltnoy et nl. against it. Tho onico lioldlng class in tho Democratic party will bo whipped Into lino to do the bidding of tho money power and tho silver vote will bo whipped out of tho Dcuiocmtio party, Selfishness can be rolled upon to overreach und mako fatal hlumlors at tho right tlmo always to defeat Itself, und Justus tho Blavo power prostituted political organisations In Its day, organized capital is rending tho old political parties or toduy. NO TIME eOll INSKO'JS. Therein too much Important work for tho pcoplo on hum! for Tim Jour nal to spend tlmo In wrangling with newspapers that cannot agree with it. Tins Journal has nover compromised with tho luorceuary clement In poli tics, nnd cannot expect fair treat ment of any question tit tho hands of those wiio uro mere parasites and attachments to tho putrid sores on tho body politic. When tho sores uro probed the maggot squirm but the good work of purification goes on. They will disappear with tho sores. "Render, how much wages do you get, -if you work, or how much will you get If you can .get a Job at what you are able to do, or If you arc 'com pelled to work at some time In the future? Is It 2 a day? That was a falraverago before the crime of 1802. Then the frco sliver men, If they suc ceed, will cut your wages In two. You will then get the equivalent of a dol lar a day, or if you arc receiving a When we have done so we v, 111 mal.o two blades of gr.n grow where but one grew before. We will fill this United States of America with the brightest, happiest race of people on earth. We will make It n nation of home-builders, not n nation of ten ants. Kiinmn n the individual, paper or dollar now, you will then be paid the .,.irty Who would sacriilcc the happl .!Zn fTiZ. " ty r the great common ccivu tuu nuiui iiuiuww "i The Ideal Panacea. Jumes L. Francis, Alderman, Chi cago, says: "1 rvganl Dr. King's Now Discovery an Ideal Panacea for Coughs, Colds and Lung Complaints, having used it in my family for tho last tlvo years, to tho exclusion of pby slclans' prcscrldtlonsorothor prepara tions. " 4 , Nov. John llurgus, Keokuk, Iowa, writes: "I liavo been Minister of tlio Methodist Episcopal Church for lifty years or more, untl have novor found anything bo boiiollclal, or that (fttvp mo such speedy relief as Dr. King's Now Discovery." Try this Ideal Cough Remedy now. Trial llot tlca frco Fred A. fegg'a Drug Store. MENAGE KSflr'V . kw. BmVomum'. tWklr,TkenwMr, rver 0rU. Four out otnvo)io tiff or iiervoucw, MMtUlworry.fttUck yrle tbo ically of mIjt mcck Yltf tJm, roUln roar smtiWi, mala your twui tor uook tuu Malted (mlvd) fa. MUiitnigitrYrf AtolkdtmL it mmm mim ,K.Y. thev will be worth Just half as much as now In purchasing anything you want to buy, with the one exception nf labor. No free sliver- man wuo is Intelligent wlll deny this. Ask one of them whom you can trust, and who understands the subject, and hco If this Is not his testimony. Then the free Uaders would have vou compete on equal terms with tlio laboreis of China, Japan and India, receiving 10 cents a day, llvlngourlceand going naked. And yet wo hear laboring men on the streets of Salem, Intelli gent appearing men, too, every day, talking In favor of populism and gon er il calamity, consorting and working with those who would hive both frco trade anil free silver. Does this not seem strange?" The above Is the standing argu moat or the gold standard pro;. They repeat It over and over, hoping to frighten the wage earners Into vote log tho bankers and monopolist's tickets, it is a weak aigunicntbut one of tholrbost, and on so good a foundation do they build their hopes of success In the present campaign. Notice the admission made that the price of all commodities will double. How do you like that runners? and you blacksmiths, wagon makers, con tractors? Would dollar wheat for tho farmers and 100 per cent advanco In the value of the product of tho mechanics make your mnrgln of pro fits less? Groceryuien, commission men, dry goods men, hardware men, manufacturers, when do you sell your goods at tho lest margin of profit? Is It not when high prices uro paid tlio farmers, nnd those who are con verting tlio raw products gathered from tho four comers of the earth Into tho tlnlshcd articles of commerce? Reader, how much wages do you get under tho present gold standard? Re- mombor tho Republican party lu their national nlatform declare: "Tho present gold standurd must bo preserved." If you are at work you are getting but very llttlo hlglior wages than tho laborer of gold standard Europe, und you will not get ono cent more within live years from now. When undor this unpatriotic, sorvllo policy, tho farmers lmvo been forced to glvo up their farms, which are now under mortgago and thousands of them lmvo taken their places In tho great army of common laborers. Wo plead guilty to tho charge of standing on tho street talking freo silver and wo do not need the hired organs of tho bankmnnd otllelnl class to tell us how to vote Wo know dollar wheat wlll mean thousands of happy homes, thousands ofuswhohavo been forced into tlio ranks of tho wago earner will go kick again to mother earth to build homes for -which wo would lay down our lives, if need bo, to protect. Tho skilled mechanic would also leaves tho ranks of tlio common la borers and open shops of their own, High prices mean high profits and our mechanics would become home- builders upon which depends tlio per petuation of this government. Now for common laberers: show us one of this class who does not expect some time to own u small farm or some bus iness of ids own, Is there any hope for that in gold standard for Europe or America? Does any sano man believe that with high prices, which tho Statesman admits wo will have, un der tree coinage When the producer, the manufact urer und the trader are making money that tho common laborer would not get good wages? There would bo such u demand for labor that tho wages would advance In proportion to other things. His a positive truth that tho producers represent tho very foundation of civil- tod eoclety. When they prosper all olherdasscs flourish. When they are forced by unjust laws to toll for noUw people for a few paltry dollars and the praise or those who do the bidding or the great money changer or tho world, who know no people, no country, no patriotism. A Laiiokuii. JOURNAL "X" RAYS. Directed Upon Persons Prominent Before the Public. The people are going to be two to one for 1(1 to 1. The pooplo have more silver in their heads than lu their pockets. Jo. Simon says Hobart Is a corpora tion lawyer. Jo Is authority on that. Qllns anyone heard a good reason yet for the nomination or that man Hobart? Might as weir say tho Republican pirty Is no longer against slavery as to say it Is no longer for bimetallism. Rocknfcllor has succeeded so well with oil that ho proposes to monopo lize the steel trado or tlio, now world. h r An old Orand Army Republican today said: "I'll stand on tho plat form, but I'll stomp It Into the earth." w It Is going to bo a clean campaign of principal tills year and the money question Is going to be settled If it Is settled right. McKlnlcy's record shows him to have been always u pronounced silver man. Ho docs not look well In the now departure. U tho Statesman editor keeps up his great political wisdom tho banker's syndicate wlll bo hiring him to run their business. In all Europe McKlulcy is known as a partisan or silver and protection. And there is more or tlio latter In tho rormor than In tho latter. T. T. Geer who is a farmer can still uavo his reputation for political sa gacity by sending In his resignation as presidential elector on the gold standard. None such will boolccted In tlio west. Tho Statesman Is certainly capablo of giving advlco on llnancial matters. Have they not sued ono man for 30 cents and withdrawn the suit? Have they not still half a caso in their suit against Mr. Dlllcy for a llko amount? Without his platform and express ing tlio honest belief or his heart Mc Klnloy would bo a good enough bl metalllst for anyone, lint as a muz zled man and suppressing nil tho convictions or tho past record which he mado for silver ho Is In a pitiful position. What becomes of the man who has been saying that wo had bimetallism and that he was a genulno blmotnlllst because ho opposed rreo coinage or both metals? The Republican plat form says tho present system Is the single gold standard and must bo maintained. How do you llko It? How have you prospered undor It? If MolClnloy Is elected tho homo Is liable to ho against him on both the tarllf and silver. The hciiato will be against hint on stiver. No tarllT bill can pass under his administration without recognition of silver. Look out for two years of unrest and un certainty unless both the money and tarllT questions are settled by the election of somo man llko Teller. Frank and Ren Sailing, son-In-laws of Mr. Morse, of Pendleton, found tlio bones or a iiuui in a canyon near Sal lug's camp. They found a pair of spurs, shreds of clothing and a silk handkerchief, (aaaau XAlvvay FIRST Gail Borden Eagle Brand CONDENSED fllLK ytut th WfcUnc tosl It U lh -u J fSh -W fJA fc - Mil- 5 W&d narfrSw ? I ip m n i rFOFOFALS FCR SUPPLIES, The Board or Trustees or the Ore iron State Insane Asylum Invites ' sealed puposals Tor furnishing at the I Asylum, near Salem, Oregon, the fol lowing supplies: I dry uoods. 800 yds. Amoskaeg blue deuiltis, 9 oz.. as per sample. . 50 yds. sllesla, drab, as per tuuupie. 1 lb v, m , ICOO yds. canton flannel, -Nashua FlukV ' ln,,0,1B.Uh moo vds. Mariners' striped shirting, pi.ii.i.,. as per 'sample. rlbi.'aeld 85doz. men's cotton socks, as per inckrodt. tiititTiiri r - ....i .. . . lo'doz. ladles' cotton hose, as per .InTOirWcSS'nSr! sample. ,..., . .. krodt. 'i.unor, MatHnc great gross pants buttons, as per ( lb. fox gXw oo aoz. inrean, io:u ui uunuu,. 4 lbs. mix N. T., JNO. -JU, wniu & Co. 50 doz. tnreau, uoais- or tjiarh. j, !(( OlIIClC. "Pass Your Plate' 03) W tff Ib9 ml k zzza. xm m m r iarsra .MjVA.7- mffil . .""'"'.meruurv IT" ijMv imw uereu, bqulbb ",ar. Me5rc,&C,,,0m,,WgranuUtftl laSdftr"1" ldegrjn; 2 lbs. collodion U.S. P r , . &1w!b-i''""lm"ir"ii""'Mu,p 2 lbs. nil rinitiim - . Fink's. bV-' awcl Mia o PepMn, p. carbolic gold lablc, Mai, ii mil. iiniiiwititu .... saccluirated Prices of all commodities have been reduced except tobacco, "Battle Ax" is up to date, Low Price; High Grade; Delicious J Flavor. For 10 cents you get almost twice as much "Battle Ax." as you do of any other high grade plug 'itjftltlll' The Willamette Hotel. rEADINO.KOTEL OF THE CITY.J Kciluced ratci,- Management liiieral. Electric cam leave hoiel (or all public bullJIngs nd points ot Inlcicst. Special rates will he f.lvrn to permanent patrons. A I. WAGNER -EXCELSIOR - STABLE- E C, HANSEN, MANAGER. unlvsrtol InriKitHjI. SitlifactioiiKUr.iiticl. Siaul luck ol State Insurance block LAWN MOWERS. HAY RAKES. GRAY BROS., MACHINE OILS and AXLE UREASE Hardwar ef Stoves and Tkiware, GARDEN HOSE, oattTVT -mt LAWN SPRINKLERS. SALtlIVI, OR. 1HCYCLES. SUNDRIES. Reduced Raets. Those Koun; cast should call on or address tho Union Pacific City Ticket otllco, kW Third Street, Portland, for rates to tho following meetings: Democratic National Convention, Chicago, III.. July 7th. Peonlo's Party i&Convcntlen and American Sllvor Convention, St. Lou Is, Mo., July 22nd. National Convention Young Peo ples Socloty of Christian Endeavor Washington 1). C July 7tli to Kith. National Educational Association meeting, IlutTulo, N. Y. July Ilrd to 10th. Encampment Grand Armv of tlio Itomibllo, St. Paul, Minn., September It. AV. Uaxtbu 0-'l tf (leneral Agent. Pa ti fSMtsU A PERFECT FO0O FOt INFANT I th Butt tcooanktl. Suiuiay Excursions. Beginning with Sunday, Juno 21, and on each succeeding Sunday, a special excursion train will leave Al bany at 7 a. in., Corvallis 7:1!0 a. in., nrrhlngat Yaqulna at 11:15 a. in, lleturnlng, boat leaves Newport at fi:!W p. in. Train leaves Yiuiuiua at 7 p. in., arriving at Corvallis at 10 p. ui. and Albany at 10:30 p. m. Fare, good on tills train only, from Corvallis, Albany and Phllomalb to Newport and return, 91.60. 11. L. WALUKN, II. 1). LOWMAN, Agent, Albany. Agent, Corvallis. Edwin Stoxu, Manager, Corvallis. Corvallis, Juno 17, 18M. Wanted All girls to know thaflloo Cake" will not mako their hands red llko common soap. Save tho wrappers. They are worth a cent apiece. ) o tf There's inoro clolblug destroyed by poor soap than by uotuul wear. "Hoc Cake" soap contains no freontkall and wlll not Jnjuretlio tinest, lace. Try It and notice the dltTercnco In quality, John Hughes. Over 1000 dozon eggs have been gathered at Port Orford on tho clliTs. Havo You Soon th ntw roaoar Putf BoT It U jlwu fr tth Nth box or Powdtr. Ask for U. Rich's Raspberry Syriip. The choicest article of the kind manufac tured. Made right here at Salem. Nothing equal to it for desserts, drinks or table use. Call for It at 11 0. Sonrcrrann's Grocery FOUNTAIN Mil! i. 1S7 Commcrchl street. B DROWN. Salem, Oregon. K. f No. 'J . . ,- -.t . - . -i 20 doz. thrciKl, uoats' or tjiarirs u. N. T., No. It) white. SHOES AND SUlU'KttS. 30 prs. mens' leather slippers No. 7, ns per sample. CO prs. incus' leather slippers No. 8, as per sample. GO prs. mens leather slippers No. 0, us per sample. no nrs. mens' icauiur uumrcm u. w, as per sample. 20 prs. mens' lcatt or slippers iSu. 11, as per sample. 20 prs. ladles' shoes No. 4, as per sample. . , , 23 prs. ladles' shoes No. 5, as per sample. , n 25 prs. Indies' shoes No. 0, ns per sample. GROCERIES. 10,000 lbs. granulated sugar (Ameri can rellnery). 15,000 lbs. Golden C sugar (Ameri can rellnery). w 8,000 lbs. Liverpool salt. COO lbs. soda crackers, XXX, more or less, delivered as required. 500 lb, of cheese, Cranston's or ns good, more or less, delivered ns re quired. 40 doz. Cove oysters (Fields 2's). 110 doz. No.'l best brooms. 20 gloss Vulcan Sarcty niatcncs, as per bample. 300 lbs. Sal soda. t 200 lbs. Sultana raslns (20-lb. boxes.) 100 lbs. London Layers rulsinspMU. boxes). 200 ibs. China starch. 1 doz otrlci feather dusters (22-ln. per sample). , , , , (r 1 doz. Worcestershire Sauco (Lee as Perrln's) in quart bottles. 20 boxes macaroni 111 0-10. ooxes. 100 gal. N. O. molasses. 2,u''j gal. syrup as per sample. (SOJ) itw. Costa Ulca green colTee, ns per sample. 12W lb. chicory. OltUCKEUY. 25 doz. tea cups, W. G. ware, as per sample. 25 doz. saucers, "NV. G. waro, as per sample. . . 4 doz. 7 In. pic plates, W. G. ware, as per sample. TOUACCO. 1500 lbs. Even change. 300 Iba. 0. K. Durham in 2-oz. pigs. FLOUH. GOO bbls. No. 1 Hour, more or less, delivered as required. 25 bbls. No. 1 graham, more or less, delivered ns required. FISH. COO lbs. lish per week, more or less, as required, stilting price per pound or dllfercnt kinds. MEATS. lleef 000 pounds per day, inoro or less, as required equal parts foro and hind quarters. Mutton 200 pounds per day, more or less, ns required. soap. . 2500 lbs. Net Savon Best Standard soap. 200 cakes Peerless Kitchen soap, ss per sample. 5 lbs. Shaving soap (J. B. Williams) as per sample. SPICES COO lbs. black pepper, Standard Ground, in5-lb. cans.' 75 lbs. cinnamon, Standard Ground, in 5-lb. cans. I'LUMUINO CO feet each of , 1, li ln.black pipe. Ocach ca6t Iron elbows 1, li, 11, and 2 Inch. 11 each cast Iron elbows 45 deg. 1. li, li, and 2 In. 0 doz. hoso washers, 1 In. 1 doz. hoso couplings I in. 1 doz. Calwcll hoso bands i in. 12 each Jenkins' valves discs., i, , 1 and li In. llAIimVAHK. 200 ft. of i in. round Norway iron. 100 feet each of , 7-10.andiln. round Norway Iron. f ft. each ofixl, ixli, and ix2 In. Hat Norway Iron. 5 rt. each or i, J nnd 1 In. octagon steel. 5 ft. of i in. round tool steel. 1 Heller Bros, horso rasp 10 in. 0 Hat bastard tiles 10 in. 3 Hat bastard Hies 10 In. 0 Hat mill bastard Hies 10 in. 2 each Hat mill bastard Hies 0 und 8 in. 300 ft. of mnnllla rope I In diameter 3,500 lbs. of blacksmith coal us per sample. 50 Norwav carriage bolts fixll in. 50 each ixl and ix5 In carriage bolts vomica granulated, Lili, "! glycerine, Kirks. J-5 lbs. bottles syrunliynnn'ivmi.1. Co., Wompolo & Co. ")pop'1(PlHt 1 doz. vlu. tonlquo marlaiil. isl-0 doz. extra large Jars for hosp,y Malted milk Horllck's. 10 lbs. zinc .sulphate. (corumi.r,M 21bs. Fenugreek seed Si1'1 HO lbs. IMimfps' Digest bPcSM' 5-pound can?. W'IJ laSd,?e9nn?d0.laS3,Um' nlUate W 2 lbs. prepared chalk. f ids. snoimcs. 10 to tin. n.. SALEM WATER CO. Office! Willamette Hotel Bu!ldin tor water service apply at office. Dill payable monthly in advance. Make a complaints at the office. There will be no deduction In water rite on account of temporary absence from the cily unless nottco is left at the office. Hereafter water for irrigation will only be lutmsned to regular consumers using watei for domestic purpose. Contractors for side walks, brick work and plastering will please read "under building purposes" page 17 ol schedule of rates for 1S93. Apply at office for copy. rr bleached sheep's wool, as per siinnu 80 oz sulfoual, player.) p 5 oz. Antlkamlnla tablets, 5 itr. 1000 5 gr. ; quinine sulphate piljciv sule shaped; P. D.&Co. ' 500 tublet triturates, nux vomica 1 gr.; P. D.&Co. ' 100 each llltcr papers, white, tttti 15 In. 1 eiU5l Bjass percolator, 10 ana 12 ot; 2 graduates, Pliconlx cono nhaiw, 8 oz.; V. T. &Co. 1 graduate, Phoenix cone shanc oz.;V.T.&Co. 8-12 doz. rubber water bottles, 1 quart, cloth covered; W.T.&Co. i doz. II. It. syringes, No. 1, straight pipe; I oz. idoz. II. It. syringes, No. 3, straight pipe; 1 oz. 1 gross corks, No. 12, taper 1 iB. long. 2 doz. Allcock's porous plasters. COO hypodermic tablets, No. 3, la case, 10 tubes each; W. Uros. 400 hypodermic tablets, No. 63, la case, 10 tubes each; W. Bros. 2 doz. beef Juice; W. Bros. Samples may bo sacn at the com missary or tho asylum. Goods must lio 1 11 accordance with samples, tod bo In original packages when possible. The right to reject any and all bids Is reserved. Delivery of supplies will be required within fifteen days' no .Uce of acceptance ot bid. Each bid must Includonll tho items and totals In full, with thocxceptlon of flour and Hsh. Payment will not bomade until tho biddor has completed his con tract. A copy of tlio advertisement must accompany each bid, and the name of tho class of supplies be In scribed on the envelope. Auditing otllccrs are prohibited from confirm ing nccounts of purchases when the advertisement does not contain a loll description of tho nrtlcles to bo par chased. Each bidder wlll bo required to furnish with his bid a certified nimi.i.' in nn Minnnnt, rminl to ten per cent of his bid (save that for flour the check istoboror jw. ior iu.i, payable to tho order the tart- bo returned In case his bid srejec tol or his proposal compiled with, dim will bo oponod In the governor's offiw at 2 o'clock p. 111., Monday, July 6, Salem, Oregon, Juno 15,1890. (S,KnCt,, WM.P.LOIUV H. lt-KlNCAID. PHIL METSCIIAh. Board or Trustees, O.S.I. A. w niTNT WAY. Scc'y. of Board. 11 i i - - MEAT MARKET, 33l Commercial st. Cottle Block! Success t0 C. M. Heck & Co.1 Host meats in th div pm, ..,: J . .. lowest prices. " ' "'""' ol (Norway.) 5 lbs. of I washers. 1,000 each of 2, 2J, 3 nnd 4 lb. tinned rivets. 2 sledgo handles 30 In. I tinners' blowhorn stake, largo don 0 In., small end 17i in. 5 lbs. of No. 0 Putnam horse shoe nails. 1 Coo's wrench, 12 in., bright. DRUGS. , 1 kilogramme ncld ncctlo30 per cent, Squlbbs. 1 kilogramme acid boric, Squlbbs. 4 kilogrammes bismuth subnltrate, Squlbbs. 5 kilogrammes chloform in 500 gramme bottles, Squlbbs. 1 kilogramme tincture opium deodorized, Squlbbs. I kilogramme ammonia carbonate, Squlbbs. 1 kilogramme sodium bromide, Squlbbs. ., 0 , grammes opium -. powdered, Squlbbs. 10j grammes mercury yellow oxide, SALEM WAGON il if nasi 1 am prepared to do all kinJi oT 5 Ud and Iron. Rep""" any kind or making and "P.1 f,S ters, tools and edgeU lools of uj kW m and repaired; wa?on. and huge ci ggg arid new ones made to order. I rK"Q' the best that can be Jone in il", made shoes. Plate, m"."? fully attended to. Cll""Kl CUemeketa street, back of New You w itorc- R. . UEHSCHBVCIi Salem SteamLauflry Please notice the cut In pHces on the following! Shirts, plain r'toioc5 Under drawers tto!oe, Under shlrU ieca Socks, per pair 'id Handkerchiefs .je" Silk handkerchiefs ....... ifS Sheets and Pillow ilitw Wau r and other work in proportion. Bannels and other work"1 entlywash gMgaspgr4y TkS rm I iMIsIP CAWAtft.. I TKAfSS.. sasiissr1 , . .-- '-r","' ""'I 1 I l.?"?. oneoftbo)tIom(2. iuvj 511Lmmw