Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, July 06, 1896, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textflr Cures Mfor no other modi- " , m great cures recorded In truthful, mvtnclnfr language of grateful men and .omen, constitute Its most effective ad rtilnff. Many ot these cures aromar lous They have won the confidence ot the people! have given Hood's Barsapa rilla tEo largest sales In the world, and hive made necessary lor its manufacture the greatest laboratory on earth. Ilood's Irsaparillals known by tho cures It has l,d0cures of scrofula, salt rhoum and eoemi, cures of rheumatism, nouralgla tnd weak nerves, cures of dyspepsia, liver tjoablcs, caUrrh cures which provo Hood's Sarsaparilla H tbe best-In fact the Ono True Blood Purifier. ' ,,, cure liver llht rasy to Hood'S PllIS take, easy tooperate. 25c. UNCOLN'S GETTYSBURQ SPEECH. iBbllme and immortal. ThouC Matthew rroM M1 Never Hortl of It. I stc 3d e'"83 y nnrt lionrtl thatspooch (bllvewd. it oamo upon us after tho ponderous mid omooraw rnoiono 01 u wiu.i 1'n-rcft liko n blnzo of roal flra tfttr u mntchlots picture of flra It iprnng, HIo tlio stiophos of old, out of , chattcneil heart almost broken with the weight of conquest, but still daunt i... in Us American faith, and tho man jhospoko tho words was, for tho mo- i jnent, tronsDgnreu ior us, anu uis iur- roweu faco anu gnuus lorn mj u die light that novcr was on land or i Wli t0 (bat ho bocamo tho arohotypo of tliepcoplo thomsolvos, uttoring bettor tlian ho know tho groat prayer of that jner and better humanity that our fa thers and wo boHovcdwnsto corno with liberty mid equality out of etorin and itrou and an unshaken oonfldonoo In DIM. Bat I don't think any of us thon knew how masterful is tho speech of tho human heart when It cornea tnrougn Uia furnaco to theso groat ocoaslons and I plants its sad sincerity by tho aldo of I mere scholarship and tho groovod thun- A-x of rhetoric. Wo had to livo on for n quator of a ooBtnry and sco that briof spooch burn ing with unquononnuio iiamo in out ichoolbooks aud standing out with mod wt majoaty on our pngo of rocordod history to comprohond how God "an touch with a living coal tho lips of a nil splitter just as ho touohed tho lips of a tcntmakor of Tarsus and lif tod the cntntorcd heart ot tho uhocmnkor, Bun yau, into communion with tho immor- tilt Torn ii evory way you can, tho Oot- jtysborg ipocoh stands uniquo as a briof nlterary and patriotlo composition, it u the noblest condensation into tho Attest Iwopls of all tho emotions, aspirations and sentiments that millions 01 mute oplo wanted at that moment to utter. Bo inwrought is that spoooh with tho heart of tho occasion, and bo majostio ally docs it swoop ovor into tho timo to omo, that I should think all men every- iwliero would discern its intriiiBio qnali- rt But that is not tho oaso. I romomber talking with Matthew Arnold whon ho was in this country ""it Abraham Lincoln you will ro- j uibcr that ho said of Lincoln that ho luo "distinction" nud I called his u uition to tho Gettysburg Dpoccli. I nil utter forget tho Importurbablo 'ordny Itoriow staro with whioh ha c,l, ' h, what is tho Gettysburg rh" llo had never hoard of it. I beliovo Wu) ho wmt back Jio asked Professor Twanh.t it wan about, and whon it fM lii"e 1 up in an Aniorlcan sohool- uwl shown to him ho read it liasti rtnd put it awny with oommlsoratiuR itlcuioa. BspiKteo you akk M. Dourcot. who is IxikltR Into tho An.crlcan hoart by tho wot tlio Aniericuu bodico and on rate, if In) has road tho Gettys- I'-sii rb. I hanpon to know of my Lucledgo thnt Robert Louis lutcnton had not heard cf it whon ho fa wpbrliiji our contlucnt, and Sir iin'Im aud Rurtyard Kipling had a tun tuat It was n uowtpapor fnke. uo cunrus uumbar of Tho Saturday 'CTItw lies iprn beforo mo, and this is ' lay cyo fulls en: luo common American dolusion ut there have been n number of creat ''frican poots, that there is indeed - tiuiig ns Aniorlcan literature. I'TPCiUlu 1' with unubual pomposity. .' inipo blhlo for thew) literary "f tpcoial cult to understand "uero may be gtimulant condi- w national Hfo that wako into anltUOUS activltv nil tlin lilolmr mid Innctlons of tho soul prior to tb r lormnlatlou of thorn into us I anil that it a ft. tlinoa n,.U1. fkenlng and not in tho of tor roposa v.nuQraio testhetlclsm tho most mtos Heartbeats of the raco have "O tneniSOlves hoard nnil fnlt somn. la half articulate toues, but of tea m Ormn hini nt.i.i. i. . ..i i. l ' liberty and fixed the vocabulary 3 and victory. faro eloquenco ormntrvwu a krt rU B hnrnliw. i j ..... j ii. L. ..uB oou IUIU IttVOUtHaHI I n. ,ho n8iics and mysteri ot i --.-iwvti uatura CSbyull menus cnnfur 1IiIu(v nu. ,lea,,,lfss utterance by mold t "" It wo add metal enough hT, "r- Mtttuw Arnold y I .. T a and throw the EaelUh J J5' v c'l turned phnuo pe .' Kf ' i I,. ntt oil . . - , ' ' Of bo Tccord in 70,. .uv" ,u Andrew tt WhwW --. i.iV li.i. 1.... -i f m- en jii i r-iANtsrs. An ll. W .1 dT'.r,, w., l,al ir(lflj fm. ttlnrc. A '" f ixiliinnrvn seen in tin., tu. u...i n t,itur tii tho city, wimnr'i-tTifM.r ) '. thrf T nw in a tari.'l.v tin -.i r 1 dt-rv wiw u (u in on the sM.t nniK a moiik, tutd tho pianist wanplmiii'M ... n-iiiiuiilinunt. Ibai). peiied to ere tho piaui-,1 laiicii) to th leftoiiL-o, and i IooIsimI In that direction myself ntul Raw coming; down tlio nislo a man that jniLrwl must bo tho relief pi Wist, and fo he was. I imagined that to would sit down for a moment and rait, but, dear uie, I was very slow. "Ho was approaching tho piano at the baBsend of tho keyboard. When ho had almost reached tho corner of tho piano, tho man who was playing began gently sliding off tho seat to tho right, still playing. By this time tho relief was nhrcast of tho baea keys, and theso the first player, who was still sliding stead ily to tho right, now relinquished to him, and then tho newcomer, still standing, but nlso moving steadily to the right, struck in in perfect timo and tune. "Thero wiia a btlef time, a second or two, when both men wero playing tho ketirlng pianist tho troblo and tho on coming plnyer tho bass and for u frac tion of a second they wero both stand ing. But now tho new player is fairly opposite tho center of tho keyboard. Ho ecttlod into tho Ee.it, uud now It la his band that ntrikcB tho treble, and nov tho whole piano resounds to his resolute touch. "In fact, lliwo never wan a minute when tlio plauu hud anything to say about it. 'iuwo never wiw u miimte when tho men wcra not completely me ters of the. pituatioii. There uover w as an instnut. iinui the timo the roliof r.p proaehed until ho was firmly settled In bis seat wlun both iccn wero not con tinuously in mots m, but tho chuugo was mado without a j,ir or ii tlur In tho urn sio and without iho nnlwlon of u nolo." -Now York Kan. A Cin.iii. r'lij V.'.St. Many nro tl:o s-tutli Ui'A ot t!io way in which Put, ihu fiut tuil cf Chatham, frightened uud f-iknci'l I iio.o n1id at tempted to entiiMHi Inn Hjjeioh or notion In any way. On ouo ocoaiilon i. uimibur of tho homo of common's in:: '.o uo of tho phraso "king, lortli! i.ikI louimonii, or" dirootlng liln ij.iko lonnl Mr Pitt "as thnt right hoiiuub luombtr ; ould call tli oin, 'commenu, lurd.i mid king.'" Mr. Pitt rose with gruit duliburatiou and called to order. ' '1 havo f roijucu tly hoard in this hont-o doctrines which havo burprised mo," ho said, "hut now my blood urns cold. 1 desiro tho w ods of tuo honor.iblo litem bor may bo taken down. " Tho oleik of tho ltonro wroto the wordi. "Ihing them to me," commanded Mr. Pitt in n oicoof thunder. 'By this timo tlio olfendhig member wuh tllO oughly irighteut-d. "Sir," ho naiG, uiidixlutr himsolf to tho speaker, "I nm Forry to havo givon ofTeiiBO to tlio right honorable gentleman -or to tlio limine. I moaut nothing I King, lords and commons; lords, king aud commons; commotio, lords nud king. Tiia juiiuln in unu. I meant nothing! Indeed I meant nothiugl" Mr. Pitt thou roso and nnld gravely: "I do not wibh to push tho matter fur ther. Tho moment a man acknowledges, tils error ho ceases to bo guilt. I havo a groat regard for tho honorablo mem ber, and as an instance of that regard I glvo him this advlct thnt whonovor ho moans nothing ho will wy uothiug." Yonth'B Conipaniou siuiueMUMUUiinB. A Sinmoso will stake- money on anything Licensed gambling housed exist in tho cities and aro a large eourco of inconio to tho govornmont, whiohfarmHoutthomonopoly. Aroy al lottory ia oxtenBivoly patronized la Bangkok. Tho gambling houses and -tho jm-uahops, which aro their corollary, and which aro stocked With objects pawned or stolen, aro a disgraco to tho capital. In some streets ovory other houso is a pawn shop, kopt by a Chinaman. Fort nightly Roviovr. Who doesn't kuow that horrid nightmare when tne leei reiusc ia tn n V f" . n n fl iroti drair yourself alonjr by main force, with some sort of terror chasing after you? It Is something the sarue way with the waking night, marc of "biliousness." It seems to paralyze your en ergies, weigh you down like lead, and drag you back Willi an unauatcauic i..(-i. Vnn can't tret away from the misery that pursues you. You feel dull aud languid and low-spirited j your appetite la poor, your tomub U out of order; your sleep Is disturbed, you are Irritable and "cranky." There's no real lUeW enjoyment of life. What vou need Is Dr flerces Golden Medical Discovery to tue impuruica uui uj j .--. --- ----- has large share : of d, . purifying yort to ao una soracumc n. kw v;r riT V -T- fii t t- .. AM n ii ft her onr&na of ?he tody heTldney. or'skin or lung,, ud I tike root, then if. a harder tetter to clear them out. Wherever they settle they ire ill blood diseases just th. aan and the "Discovery," will cure any blood disease tnat was ever nameu, .tiu.u.-, - -t-- , Urrh, ulcers, swell!, eve coughs and even coiuxijpuw. , "-- , er Job when the trouble has gone as tax Mt The right : way U to go at these Im- sssssstA tng tne liver. w "" "TJ- "lit. o.i can do It surely every time, with the "Golden Medical Discovery." t .. r. Cnao Mrdical Ad. vl.1. the grea.e.t family doctor h eve. wan physiology and the laws of life aud health In plain yet ackntific language. It hM had a tremendous sale : Molcoo copies at $1.50 each boiad In cloth. The present free edition Is the same In all respects except that it is bound In strong manilU pa wr coders. A copy will lx 4 AttrMrnHHHIA U absolutely given away to anyouo who sends 21 one-ccnt stamps to pay cost of Msftlo, N,V, tsiisisistArfia nJ fciifcawk TaiTiAiiaAXi i n lsfctsilysiTiC'sitaJfltlitisisiMBtisM WlH it f;i for Infants and Children. THIRTY year' olnnrvntloa ef Catorl -witk tha -patjQHttta of aillliona of penona. permU tin o npcalc of it withoat Rnnnlng. It la nnquoBtlonnbly tlio bot remedy for XBftmta and Children tha world Iia cTO'-biuwn, It 1 liftvntli. Children lllto it. St Ctvoi thatu licalth. It xrlM nvn tiinlr lives. In It Mothers liaVo lomothlug which i aluolntolr afo and practically yarfoct a chlld'a aiediclna. Cntorli destroy Worm. Cftttorin, allay FoTrcriiinacg. Caitorla prorcntg vomltlnr; Soar Cnrd. Caatorla onroa Dlarrlicpa and TtTlnd Colic Catorli rollovoi Toothlnc; Trunnion. Cmtorln ourc ConaUpntlon and Flfttnlonoy. Cattorla neniraUxcs tho cftocti of corbonld aold Ka or T olaQMono alf. Catorla doo not contain morphlno, opium, or othor aarootlo yroporty. Caatorla aolnillato tho food, rcgnlatoa tho tomaoh and hoxroli. slvlnf; haalthy and; natnral nloop. Cntorla 1 pnt np In oaa-rigo liottlaa only. It in not e!A in hnUt. Don't allow ay ono to oll yon anything; oloo on tho plea or promUe that It t "Jnat n good" and "trill ann-qrer every yarBM." Sea that yon pot C-A-S-T-O-R-I-A. Tho fao-slmilo lgnatnro of Children Cry for The Willamette Hotel. LEADINGHOTEL OK THE CITY. Uetlucea'rateB. Management llocral. Electric cars leave hotel for allpubllc buildlnEi nd points ofjinterest. Special rates will be given to permanent patrons. A. , WAGNER -EXCELSIOR - STABLE- B. C, HANSEN, MANAGER. Onlvaood horsealiued. Satisfaction RuaranteeJ. LAWN MOWERS. HAY RAKES, GRAY Hardware, Stoves and Tinware. GARDEN HOSE. oxa.tt-mvt a-nt- BICYCLES. LAWN Sl'UINKLERS. SALE JM, OR. SUNDRIES. Ladies and Children. who travel by the Burlington Route ajo given particular care and attention, lust to Illustrate what this means: A few months ago, five children whose ages ranged Irom 3 to II years made the journey over our line from El lensburtr. Wash., to Kansas City.ENtlRELY UMACCOM- l-ANliiU. Tickets, time-tables and full information about our service to Omaha, St. Joieph,Kansas City, St. Louis and Chicago upon ap plication to the nearest ticket agent or by addressing A.C.SHELDON, G.A., I'oitlsnd.Or. Through Tickets TOTHE jVIA THE Union Pacific System. Through Tullman I'alace Sleepen. Touris Sleepers and Fret.; Reclining; Chairs daily 01lTLANJx'to CHICAGO Our trains te heated b" steam and -, V.nhirA liv I'intteh lipht. Vime to Chicago, 3 i-t Jays Time to New York. 4 1-3 Jy. Which is many hours quicker than com For rates, time tables and full information apply to BOISE BAliKJEIt, Agei)US4lein, Oi. R. W.BAXTER. - C.E. BROWN, Ocneral Agent Dut.Pa. Agent 135 Third Street, Portland. 191 EAST is on a vary '44 wrapper. Pitcher's Casto?ia. Stablo hack of State Insurance block "MACHINE"OlEr BROS., and AXLE GREASE raHflfii&Ba sBPa MMr RUNS Pullman Sleeping Cars ElogantSDinin" Cars Tourist Sloooin Carb To bt. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, targo, iranu rorKs, ,nwKsiuii, iiiimi.b, Helena and Uutte. Tirunlinir TIP.KRTS To Chicago, Washington, Philadelphia, New York, UoJton, and all Points tail an'i -oouiu For Information, time (cards, maps' .an tickets, call on or writ THOMAS, WATT & CO. AGENTS, 263 Commercial srreet, Salem, Or. A. D. Charlton, Ant. Gen'l. Pass. Agt., !" Morrison st corner Third Portland, Or. LDDPPDISOfl mms ti4 la U so H af s. Vo caa ,M a forauM Drie aodsf sasm araasaJK - inaiBrafriaaotBabrirlilssa kmasaMrMilRM4ianaa4luwlMIIjHk "K!Z&S!S2!22n'S& S&J&1 wm& a iuab tii rim KcBs4Mrfwr Colond Bpots, Dijnc Aw's tne Gapital Journa FOR THE niDiT docs not tlo ft lottory business to swell Its cireuinuou; out- i uuuiwvm glvliiB value received, It Rives Its 8tib scrlbors vuluablo promluuis. Now Is tlio timo to onlor your rend ing mutter, and It will pny you to no tlco tho following Bncclnl olTers. Any ono of tlio following four peri odicals ;frcc, ono year, to any sub scriber of THE JOURNAL who pays $1.50 in advanco for tho dally, by cur rier, threo months, (50 cents a month) or by mall six months. (25c n month) or ino wceKiy 10 moutua, v ji. .i.. i.- iflt MnMA tllnafrntirl fnuhlf.ll inatfuzinoofNowYork free for ono I,lll IH!NLt 1111 llillilU liunws.v'wv ...----- year. Tlio above prices arcneii casu, .. . . k. Anl.lMitt lr twnr Af- anu ine cneupust wimumuwui ". " forcd. Tho "Queen" Is a high-class prnctlcal, homo magazine. i m A practical farm papor, edited by a stall of experienced agricultural writers, contributed to by tho best known agriculturists of tho country. It contains whut tho farmer wants. U A handsome, .attractive, 'liomo pa por, to which every woman will glvo a hearty welcome. 1 f That great nntlonal nowspaper, lilch Is known to ovorybody He Child Hen.' The delightful Chicngo children's magazine. Just tho thing to read to 41, riltt1nnnrnr tllft llOIHO ClrClO. it brings tho kindergarten Inio tho home. Song, games and story, Ueau tlfully Illustrated, 1 a ycr, Pub iiQiof bv tho KindorKurtcn Lltoraturo Co. six months. L OF POLITICS. A book by E. Ilofer, on the rotten primary systcm.prlco 25 cents. Can bo had Instead of any of tho nbovo prem turns. i sW siflBsV CAPITAL JOURNAL PEN OP FASHIONS, 1 i NW I Oil! ! " BLADE iULlliUU 1896. bjsS9JisKsiiiiV For 25c Dally ono month. ' Weekly; three months. Oor Great Features THE JOUltNALlRpre-omlncntly n papor for tin people, In nows, poli tics nun cutioriai opiiutin. Farm Department TUB JOUllH au aoes noiprcionu to bo an agricultural paper, but "keeps up a well-edited farm depart ment, by a competent farmor, who known tho needs of tho Orcnon farmer. It also contains correct market roports. Woman's Department A largo volumo of Boclal nows and nrtr lir.ttin titnftiirnf Intftroat. it t.lin fomlnlno part of tho family Is ono 01 too aiLntcbiYO mituiun ui xnu JOURNAL, tho only newspaper In Oregon employing 11 lady editor. Youth s Department This feature Is ono of great value to u fnmlly with boos and girls. THE JOOltNAL will not publish wishy-washy stuff In this depart ment, but good, bracing matter, of an cntortalnlng and educating char acter. A Modern Newspaper THE JOURNAL is tho first and and only pupor In Oregon to meot tho hard times by reducing tho price and Bonding out only what papers arc paid for In advance, and runs no bills. All papers aro stopped whon tho timo expires. This Is Im portant, and you should takotho benefit of it, Instead of paying out more money for poorer pupcrs. Sub scribe now, and Interest your friends In THE JOURNAL, If thoy aro not already taking It. State, County and Local News tho lurgcsi amount ior 1110 louHt money. If you can'tgot money order or draft, lust oncloso thocurrency or silver. Wo rccolvo hundreds of lot tors with silver enclosed, and novcr lost a cent that way. Read our premium list bclows n nnv tt fliAuAl.nnlilliMit.lnnn 'win ilw had by calling at THE JOURNAL olllco or dropping us 11 postal card. Any two of tho above porlodlculs can bo secured by paying $.'i and tak ing THE JOURNAL twlco as long as required to sccuro ono. when tho oxtromoly. low' prlco of THW JOURNAL Is considered, this will bo found tho most liberal offer mado by any paper on tho coast. EDITORS, 55alem, - OreRon. 0 k y ui 1? MfflrUi WI. on mm siV'siir sff l'iT-jiHftt giiW EAST AND SOUTH -VIA- Shasta Route. OP HIE Southern Pacific Co, California Express TrainRun daii between Portland and San Francisco. " South North" 8150 p. 1 1 too p. 10:45 Portland ni, Salem iv, S.in Fran. Iv, Above tratnstop at East.Ponland, Oregon City, Wo dburu, Salem, Turner, Mallow, teflerson, Albany, Albany Junction, Tangent Shcddi, IlaUey, Harrlsburg, Junction City, cugene, v.rcsvtu, urain,i ana an stations from Roseburg to Ashland, inclusive. ROSKI1URO MAIL DAILY. South North 8:1)0 a.m. 11:00 n.m. C:20 p.m. TV. Portland ar. Iv. Salem lv. ur. Koseb'g lv. 4:40 p.m. 2:20 p.m. 8.-00 n.m. 8AI.KJI rA8SUNOF.lt. South I I Nortb '4X)p.m. 0:15 p.m. lv. Portland ar. nr. Salem lv. 10:15 a.m. 8:00 a.m. DINING CAKS ON OODEN ROUTE 1'ULUtAN BUFFET SLEEPERS and second-class sleeping cars attached to all through trains. WEST SIDE DIVISION, Between Portland and Corvallli, dually (ex cept Sunday.) 7130 a.m. 1x15 p.m. Lv. Portland. ArT Ar. Corvallls, Lv 6tM p. m. H35 p. w. At Albany and Corvallls connect with trains of Oregon Contral &. Eastern Railroad Express train dally except Sunday. 4:45 p. m. 7'5 P. "' Lv. l'oriland Ar. Ar. McMlnvllle Lv 8:35 a Mi 5:50 a. m. THROUGH TICKETS to nil points In the Eastern Slates, Canada and Europe can bo obtained at lowest ratei from W.W. SKINNER, Agtnt, Salem. E. P, ROGERS, At. O. F. & P. A., Portland, Or. R. KOEHLER, Manager. p, Ml k St .toil By., GLANCE ATI HIS MA Of the Chicago, Milwaukee andSt. Paul Railway and note Its connection witk all transcontinental lines at St, Paul and Omaha, and rotnember when going et that Its 1ft1 is arc lighted with electricity and heated by steam. Its equipment Is ;supeib. Elegant Buffet, library, imoVlng and sleeping cars, with free recllUg chairs. Each sleeping car bcithlios an electric reading lamp, and Its dining cars aro the best In the world. Other lines are longer than this, but none are shorter, and no other offers the ibovo lux urious accommodations. These are sufficient reasons for the popularltytof 'The Mllwau kee." Coupon ticket agents la every rail road office will give yon further Information, or address C. I. EDDY. General Agent, I, W. CASEY, Trav. Pass. Agt. PwtUntl 0. R. L N. CO. K. M'NEILL,t(RECElVER. TO THE .EAST GIVESjTHE CHOIC OF Two Transcontinental Routes. Via spoKane jtiinncapuna oi-iutM vor Omaha and Kansas Cliy.Low rates to easterrijcitles. ...,. Portland Sa FianclKoJ o..mn iravn Atmwniih dock. Tortland May 17, aa, 37 and June 1, 6, u, 16, at, a6J Fare Cabin, ; steerage, I3.50. NVILLAMFTTE RIVEX DIVISION. Portland-Eugene. im.r nmh and Klmoro for 'Portland dally except Sunday at 10 a, m. For Corvallls daily exceptvSundsy at (atjo pm. r or f.Ugene (tionuay anu iuuouajm diju. Iaiii freight and nassenirer rates. Round trip tickets very cheap. Tickets sold and bsggsge checked through to all points with, out extra transfer charges, for lull ueiaus canon iraiss iwr tgents, SaUra, Oreeeo, or address. " W. H. IIURLBURT. Gen'l I'm. Agt. Fonbmd, Of. For full details call on or address G. M. rX)WKKS, Foot oi TrUrt. Ijb-1 Ast. v!)lsdk2fin " ' ." ""i ,""'w' JflSBBCT....iBl 4 lak 41 IElhHllttiO.L k4J.AIi 13 ctau -. vr swr Maoist. . . .T...U... Hun. Itrilluu ut MKr- ' ".. ifcs .( i?J'"i."JSK iiuiF.ir(iciirj. .- "" ' i-..-" I " - -j . ....... k. Ili.n.l.li '"-.' mm WW -4 . . "wr s-wt l frlin f?M l(jw,.iir J !MU. ms V.a.1. Ufcuiir v 111 1 f ' 1 uinca lwauKee ii m v n l nn T fiT ri' . Sf .siiB M X MlLWAUCtM XI O W A XT W "t U) Prance - ?-