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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1896)
!' 'I I Daily Capital JournahlTHE GEO RESERVE BY HOFfCR BROTHBR8, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1890. Anything may be framed into a statute, the very government Itself might be over turned by some ridiculous provision and long years paw before the deplorable fact is discovered, as In the case of the bill de monetizing silver. That case alone is a warning. Nothing more revolutionary was ever done witn such Insidious quiet. No one knew of it outside the three or four en gaged in It. Snlcin Statesman editorial May 27, 1895. MEN AND WOMEN Of Amerlcal You who love fair play and progress, Do you want pros perity restored? Do you want our farmers and labor ers to live, our olnes Jo jrrow and our Industries to (tourlsti? Then break the clutches ofold on the neck of our nation. Its" wither ing blight Is the curse or materialism, the destruction of humanity. Assert the soverelgtupower of a na tion of free people, and do not crush In dustries and products and property by making gold alone tlio measure ol wealth. Tho energies and life-blood of "A, 000,000 of people cannot circulate freely If tho arteries of commerce and tho currency Itself Is llgated by the golden bandages, tho Rothschilds ol Europe are druwlnit ever tighter and tighter. The only tssno In thlscntnpalgn, Ik freedom. THE PEOPLE'S KIOIITO. UNFOUNDED CHANGES. Tho goldlto press of Oregon Is clr culatlnif rcnortM that Senator .John II. Mitchell has the gold standard help carry Oregon decided to support platform and will for McKlnlcy and llobart. Wo warn the public not to believe such statements until continued by authority of Mr. Mltcholl himself. Wo cannot bellpvo that tho pioneer champion of freo coinage on the Paclllc const will desert the cause he has always been a leader I., advocat ing In the senate and before the )co- plo. Wo shall not hcllovo It until vcrlllcd by facts. Senator Mitchell cannot consistently abandon Independent American bimetallism In Its limir of triumph or defeat, without defeating himself. Tub JoniNAi. has advocated Sena tor Mitchell because ho stood for free coinage and election of senators by vote of the people. When ho aban dons those principles ho ceases to command tho respect and support of tho people. THE SCHOOL FUNDS. A number of suits were commenced Friday In tho circuit court, at Pendle ton, by Govornor W. P. Lord, of board of commissioners for tho salo of school and university lands and for the In vestment of tho funds arising there from to recover different sums of money duo on promissory notcs.whloh worn received in consideration or sales against tho following persens: J. It. Porter and wife, to recover $2,600 In addition to Interest, costs or action and attorney feos; Jeremiah Harnbart, $2,600; J. M. Uoiitloy, $2,000 Jacob Frazler, $3,000; U. 1 Italloy, $600; Samuol Johnson, $1,000; G. L. Ward, $1,000; W. Fitzgerald, $500; W. N. Hope, $1,000. Tho abovo Information Is only a ray of light on a vast subject of Interest to the people or this state. The Irreducible school fund Is now loaned out by the state on real estate. Many of theso loans were mado when lands woro high and money was cheaper than It Is now. Ah tho valuo of money Is measured by tho amount of products It takes to exchange for it, and as tho purchasing power of products has lwon contracted, tho owners of these lauds cannot pay tho Interest and will now loso their lauds. Tho stnto has soveral millions loaned nut in this way. The state will not only lose its In terest on tho school funds, but will bo ut tho expense of foreclosing and will also havo to pay tho taxes that have accrued. A thorough Investigation of tho condition of tho Irreducible school fund would show It to bo In a doplor nolo condition. Not much rovcuuo for publlo education will bo derived from a largo amount of tho loans. For Sick Headache, Tho popularity of Hood's Pills as it remedy for sick iicaduuho, stomach and livur trouble Is rapidly Increasing, An Oivkou lady writes: "I have been taking ilood's Pills tor sick hcaducho nuu have boon very much benefited. 1 recommend them to nil who Imvo been uutTerlug Irom this disease." Mrs. Douglas, Kprlngtleld, Or. Hood's Burtwparllltt is the one truo blood purifier. Ctoi Wr Cry for. i tchr'MCtmi' How the Bankers Gamble With It. COMING TO THE RESCUE Offering Up Their Gold to the Treasury! Eoiroit Jeuunal: What a change has wine over the spirit of the bank er's dream! A year or two ago, when the rjold reserve fell below the $100, 000,000 mark, it was consldend enough to drive the country to the verge of a panic. The president was alarmed; businessmen were alarmed; the treasury olllelals were alarmed; the bankers were alarmed; every body vns alarmed. Uncertainty and dis trust prevailed the business atmos atmes phere: "fear or silver legislation" stalked abroad In the land; and the bankers, merely tor their own protec tion, exchanged their legal tenders tor gold at the subtreasury Justus rust as they could get hold or tho legal tenders. The only way to help the situation and avert untold desolation and panic was by .another Issue or bends: the only way to sell bonds was by secret contract with the banker's syndicate; and tho only way to induce the banker's syndicate to take hold or the matter was by allowing them to take tho bonds at ligures at least ten per cent below the market, so as to leave them a nice little profit tor "coming to tho rescue." We nil re member how It was. Hut what a contrast now! In spite or tho ract that the silver craze has lihsumed unexampled proportions("un cxamplcd" Is u good word) see any gold bug speech, and there is ten times as much prospect now or sliver legislation as thoro was then, and other alarming symptom has been inteusllled in spile or all this, the reserve rails below tho $10 ',000,000 mark without causing the slightest uneasiness. The treasury olllelals havep'tthb least rear that another Issuo or bonds will bo necessary "to sustain tho creditor thegoverument,'' and as for Mr. Cleveland, why, not a wuvn of trouble rolls across his peace ful breast. Tho bankors, who woro so afraid of silver when there was llltlo apparent danger, have now not a shade or distrust. They turn their gold into the treasury, and take legal tenders In exchange, and don't charge UncIoSama cent. Everything Is as serene as a summer morning. The reserve, which toll to $00,000,000, has been replenished by these nice, patri otic and phllautliroplcal gentlemen, the bankers, until now It stands at over $110,000,000, and tho beauty of It all Is'that thoro Is "no charge." Tho bankers do this purely out of tho good ness of their hearts, to suvo the gov. eminent from any possible cmbarass incut. How nice! At tho same time other kind old goutlemon came forward, and, In company with somo of those already mentioned, outer Into a combination to prevent tho exportation or gold. Foreign and domestic bankers havo signed an agreement, whereby bills or exchaugo will bo issued, and tho foreign bankers, on whom they are drawn, will pay them and wait forthelr gold for "00 days, or longer." This, you sco, will obviate tho neces sity or shipping any gold until after tho election. It Is a little varia tion of tho Oregoulan's plan or pay ing foreign balances by "raising tho rate of exchange," and It will bo about as effectual in preventing tho eventual exportation or tho gold. Is it posslblotliat tho people arc such simpletons that they will not In Bluntly sec through this silly subter fngoV Do wo not know that It Is simply to postpono tho shipment or this gold until arur election, and It will then go Just tho same? Thoro Is no great attempt to disguise tho former fact. "Now listen." When W. II. Unr vey, in Coin's Financial School, warned his readers that thoy might expect to Fee tho exportation of gold stopped, at any time, by just such methods, for political effect, ho was brayed at by every golden donkey In tho laud, That statement was mado tho text of whole columns of disserta tions on tho vagaries or a mind de ceased. Hut Isn't that ouo silver ratmtlcal prophecy whloh has come lltorally and circumstantially true? How docs it compare, as a prophecy, with the goldlto promise that tho re peal or tho Shorumn law would start all tho wheels of Industry to revolv ing Inside of 30 days? Wo can now scm how much otibler It Is to foretell future events with somo degree of accuracy when our conclusions nro drawn from correct premises. Hut nothing .could bo plainer than the obJcvAgf this double movo of tho banker. Anothor Issuo of "bonds Merit Mado and Merit Maintains tho confidence of tho pooplo in Hood's Sarsaparllla. If a medicino cures you when sick; if It makes wonderful cures ovcrywhero,then beyond allqucstlon that medicino possesses merit. Made That is just tho truth about Hood's Bar saparllla. Wo know It possesses merit because it cures, not onco or twlco or a hundred times, but in thousands and thousands of cases. Wo know it puree, absolutely, permanently, when all others fall to do any good whatever. Wo repeat Hood's Sarsaparilla Is tho best In fact tho Ono True Slood Purifier. u it rM c,lro nausea, Indigestion, MOOU S PlIIS lilIlmiMicss. 23ccnis. would make thuiKinds mr,u or silver votes, so the bankers come forward and replenish the treasury doubtless 'in tho understanding that no one Is to withdraw the gold but themselves, Continued shipments of gold would make other silver voters, aldo rrom the ract that tho gold would mostly come rrom tho treasury or cause aug mented withdrawals for hoarding; so the banker cnmblno to prevent ship ment of gold until after election. What could Iks more natural, under the circumstance!1, when wo consider that the Interests or the bankers arc 'ill with the gold standard, and the gold standard Is endangered';1 Haven't they boldly declared that they will do all In their power to "defeat Bryan at my cost," without making any en tangling reservations as to honor or legitimacy of methods? No ouo can say that this little scheme of theirs Is not legitimate, but tho only thing necessary to defeat Its Intended effect Is for the voter to thoroughly under stand It. The gold men may object to the statement that these things are Intended tor political cirect, but wait till we hear the McKlnlcy orators on the stu tup! Ono or the most encouraging fea tures of the situation is that the gold standard campaigners seem Incapable or understanding Umt. the "common herd" have any brains to think with, no they rurblsh up and trot out old, moth-eaten tricks that weru 'ex posed" during Pharaoh's Infancy. David lluitu Ciiahk. Salem, Or., Aug..'!, 18IKI. Deafness "Cannot De Cuicd by local applications as thoy cannot reach tho diseased portions of the ear. Thoro Is only ono wav to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness Is caused by an hummed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube, when this tube Is inllamed you have a rumbling sound or iinperrcct Hearing, and when It Is entirely closed, Deaf ness Is the result, and unless the Intlamatloii can bo taken out, and this tubo restored to Us normal condi- tlan hearing will bo destroyed for ever; nine cases uut of ten are caused by catarrh, which Is nothing but an Inllamed condition of tho mucous surfaces. Wo will give Ono Hundred Dollars for any caso of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for cir culars; rrce. 1 J. Ciir.NiiY, Si Co., Toledo, O. tf-ySold by druggists, 70c. DIDB Poll WOOD. Sealed bids lor furnishing wood for tho court house will bo received at tho olllco of tho county clork until 2 o'clock p.m. on the 0th day or August, A. 1)., 1800, as follews: For 70 cords of polo oak.and 20 cords or good, clear, largo body tir. Bids, liowovor, will not bo received from ouo party or II rut tor moie than rrom live to tifteeu cords of pole oak, or tor moro than live cords oi largo fir. By order or the county court or Marlon county, Oregon. Dated at Salem, Oregon, this 10th day or J uly, MM. L. V. Eih.kn, 10 dilt wilt Ulork It's in Town. You'll 1h surprised. Won't "yellow tho clothes." Won't burn your hands. Nothing equals It. Better than soap. Extra largo packages. Soap Foam washing Powder. John liUOllKS. Notice to Bridge Contractors, Notlco is hereby given that no war rants will bo drawn tor construction or county bridges until contractors tor tho-samo shall havo furnished to tho county court cortltled receipts showing that all labor and materials entering Into tho construction of such bridges havo been paid ror it. r. Tkuhkli., 7-3-dSwtf County Judge. s A Perfect Gail Borden Eagle Brand CetHfeflsed Milk 2 i Infant Food "Infant Tfaalth l a inn Kl, ! CTeatvaluoUiAtUMiitl'KeuoaappU- 9 cation. J N. Y, Condensed Milk Co. 2 The Biggest Salem -Show Saturday- Adam For fliwitf s Greatest 'The new aggregation one of th most The premier event of all combined circus seasons. Earth'i greatest, gran left ami most mu pendoia lenteil exhibitions. Jleyond all comparison the largest show ever orniied. 4 Big Circuses, 4 Great Riixs, 2vElcvatcd Theatre Stages,, Astounding, bewildering and inexplicable meteoric surprises. A dozen Hiring a. Is a" one time are to be seen. 300 all-star artists. The only lady clowns and rinjj mistress, In troducing nil new exclusive features. Imperial Koman Hippodrome. Races find gula day sports. Greatest Japanese Circus male and female equestrians, mid air originalities, ath letes, acrobats and general performer (Ireatest number of clowns, aerial sensations. Pre senting for the first time in this city the biggest and most extensive extensive exhibit of tare wild heists. 100 CHARIOTS, CAGES, OPEN DENS, AQUARIUMS, AVIARIES nd PAGEANT CARS. The only educated seals and sea lions, pair of giant hippotaml. two horned rhinoceros, enormous polar bear, great family of lordly lions, Royal Uengal tigeis, Full (lock of great ostriches. A thousand sights and every one a sohow. The world's rarest wild beast wonders. 2vvMonster Menageries Combined,, Notice. Ill pursuance or tho requirements of tho law approved February 2.i, 1880, notleols licreuy Blven that tho follow ing list of county warrants Issued noveii years prior to .Inly 1, isiiil, huvo not been presented for payment and those enclosed In parenthesis having been uncalled for nwl tftlll rciimlnliiK In my hand and custody, and unless so presented for payment at the olllce of the county tieasurer, of Marlon county, Oregon, on orhcfoio August 21). 1800, said warrants will be can celled and payment therein will be refused, all In accordance with the re quiremeiitsof said law. fiOSO, Capital Adventure Co., .Inly, 1888, $0.70. (1120, S.AV. Morgan, July, 1888, $8.10. 7271), Wilson I). McNury, December, 188S $"i 7UH, V. 15. Simpson, .Innuary, 1880, W. 7718. U. l'helps: January, 1880, $:10. 7781, J. W. Thomas, February, 1880, W. 8.1 to, I). W. Voder, Muy, 1880, $2.7.'.. (WAUItANTS UNCALLED 1'OK.) (810. L.A. Vermcch.Mnrcli 18, 1880 SNMU.l (78:W, W.II.T; rulllnger, February 7, $180, $1.) (76:ti :io, l), in Honors, January 11,1880, 1M..O.) (11007, Oscar Uunnols, Octobers, 1888, $1.) . (0517, L. I). Pitman, October fi, 1888, $1.) (800, Alice A. Oiiiob, May 13, 1880 $ IK) ) "ioi6l, John A. Mclntlre, August 8, 1888, $2.) (01158, Gad Miller, September", 1888, $1 ) (7.'IS9. Ilenretta Late, December. 8. 1883, $1.70.) (0120, 11. F. Holllday, July 0, 1888, $1.70.) (8222, K. N. Glrurd, March 0, 1880, $l.f.0.) (8031, Ganes Fischer, May 13, 1880, $1.70.) (0555, John Flynn, October 5, 1888, $1.) (0357, A. Fclcr, September 7, 1S88, $1.) (0110, Clias. Caulleld, September 10, 1883 $1 1 (713,'Lewls Durtman, February 8, 1889, $1.50.) (7540, Win, llrown, January 11, 1880, $1.70.) (0351, Harnard Hurtonshaw, Septem ber 7, 1888, $1.70.) Dated this 30th day of Juno, A. D., 1800. L. V. EiiuiN, Clerk. Thore's moro clothing destroyed by poor soap than by actual wear. "Hoe Cako" soap contains no freoatknll and will not Inltira the 11 nest lace. Try it and notice tho difference In quality. John lIiuMics. EVSONEYTO LOAN On faim land security. Special rates on large loans. Loans consideted without delay. HAMILTON & MQIit Uusli lUnk building. JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in groceries, paints, oils, window glass, varnishes, and the most complete stocc of brushes of all kinds in the state. Artists' materials, lime, hair, cement and sliinglcs, and finest quality of qrass seeds, Economical People ihoic who want to make a dol lar do double duty should take tho llurliugton Route. They'll be more than pleased with what we olTer freo chair cars, low rates and the best roid bed in the west. And then, think of the time they save. IIourslIOURS. Omaha, Kansas City,St.Iuis and Chicago. Tickets, time-tables and full nfoimatlnn nn nnnltrattnn tn the nearest No. Pac ticket ageot agent or by addressing. A. C. SHELDON, G.A., I'oitland.Or. Peter G, Norgren, (Formerly with P. J. Larsen & Co.) Carriage and wagon shop, 320 Commercial street, tiring on yoar work, old or new, and have it done with a guarantee of satisfaction. 6 26 A&w tf ONE-HALf sag op cox POZZONPfi GOMPLEXION PnwnPQi I has bceu thb jtandird for tnrtr . ..... I . I. wore popular t23S thin erWf SJJ. "a ' , POZZOXFS ! a. aeuc&u, IntUlbla protection to ih . I 1 lUUrriit in-- ,wif 7..,?.,.t t 1 1IOX 1 lHM tlw..."?.. .'". I AT DHUGQIST8 ako FANCY STORES. ' MBB MilUif m se Hows united powerful in the The largest wild animal exhibit on earth. Two double herds of 16 elephants. In J. iPilun 1 lie only nursing baby elephant in the world. Indisputably the biggest and richest thnw mi iar.li, and the only great one that has ever visited this country. Noted for its iiMiiiil s magnitude, magnificence and merit. See the grand double street pageant at 10 a. 111. .Siturday, August 22, revealing a golden avalanche of wild beast wonders and spec trfc lar splendor. Sec the vast city ol tents, then decide whether or not you want to visit the gn-aiot khow on earth. Two complctu performances daily at 2 and 8 p. m. Doors open an hour earlier. Twelve mammoth waterproof tents, seating capacity 15,000; 25 uniformed uhcrs, numbered coupon actually reserved seats on sale at Steiner s diug store, corner State and Commercial streets. ("Special cheap excursions will be run on all lines of travel. Saiem, Saturday, Aug. 22. World's Biggest Shows Consolidated. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. WILL DO LIFE SIZE PORTRAITS for St. 50 Good only until August 14. Call at 84 Coinmcrical Mrtct, Corner Leslie. 7.31 fiti MKS.UICKAI.U FOR SALE OR TUAUEiS acres im nroved farm land, 4 miles east of Salem, wit new li'iusp', new bain, running water; will sell or trade for cheaper land. Address U. M. Rei-ves, Salem. Or. 7 27 tin bOU SLE Uentle lamily horse and good top buggy chcan. Apply to C, W.Scrilcr, South Commercial st. 14 If WOUD WAN'l'EU-'Ten cords of prime Wg fir, ten cords of grub oak and ten cordd split ash. Address, with price. XXX, caic this clTiof. 14 tf THE OKF.tJON fETuillll'l ITERS is now reduced to $6 50 per dozen if the casli ac companies the brdcr. Per bottle 75 cents. Send direct to the manufacturer, H. Klas, Aunisvllle, Or. 7-9 im HERE'S YOUR CHANCE.-'A proprietor wants to trade a good weekly newspaper ollice in good town for unincumbered im roved Sa lem property. No opposition. Good rea sons. Information at tuts ollice. 0 la ti TvTTiT lii r- eain: weluht about 1160: cood traveler, In quire of Win. Urown & Co. 30 tf FOR SALL At a lUrgain. Fine residence and earner lot, near city hall. For further particulars inuuirc at this office. 6-23 tf FOR SALE OR KENIV-40 acres land S miles out. Partly improved, wood and Cast mrc, good house, large barn, 2 acres earing orchard, lot of small fruit, good water. Wood htumpage can be had. Dox 145, Salem HOME UOARD.-'-Good table board, with home cooking, served in family style, only $2 a week. 10; Commercial street. 6-ij. Im CARPET PAPER Larcc lot ot heavy brown wrapping paper for sale cheap, last the thing for putting under carpets. Call a Journal office, SALEM WATER CO. Offices Willamette Hotel Bulldlncr For water service apply at office. Uill payable monthly in advance. Make a complaints at the office. There will be no deduction in water rate on account ot temporary absence from the city unless notice is left at the office, Hereafter water for irrigation will only be furnished to regular consumers using water for domestic purpose. Contracfors for side walks, brick work and clustering will nleave read "under building purposes" page 17 of cncuuic 01 rates lor 1093. Apply at outer for copy. DEPOT EXPRESS. Meets all mall and passenger trains. Dag. cage and express to all parts of the city. Prompt service, Telephone No. 70 TAMES RADER Capital Transfer Co, HARRY TOWN, PROP. Express, baggage and all kindsfcf work me promptly; Leave orders "arPaiTon's done storo Tte Largest Ind Richest Show on Earth.- Broilers, world VvN Y, Herald n4 I. U, DUOWK, 187 PnmmcrMal street. Salem. Oregon. RiCb's Raspberry Syrtip. The choicest article of the kind minu&e- ti.r.i Mnnf? rii'iu ucic v - --- - ..... !. 1. - U.lo.n. woinint equal to it for desserts, drinks or table use. riu fnr it at II. G. Sonneminn's Grocery rarFREE DELIVERY. WOLZ h MIESCKE, Proos. Dealar. in all kinds of fresh an stlt meU rytresn sausaso ;v c-r ' 171 COMMERCIAL ST J. H HAAi. ....niivpii AND lEWtLERi ... ... rr-nir work. Seta kS.jXSSSsa!i!2 Salem SteamLaundry du,. ,nticctthe cut in prices it,-. tnWntxnnai ouiut'w""" o iocenls Shirts, plain, 5 Yo 10 cent Under drawers etoloetU Under shirts 3 ce" Socks.perpair ;' , test Handkerchiefs. ...3eenU and other wort in propor '- Flannels ana oi" .ChgcnUy ztf&gU 1 s T?-hinPfS .ochop cord ol-MjTh cboppt st wants n numbe. of GJ "T once. A-pply t warehoa ARP l ' X(intr, FOUNTAIN UK! HsssslHIIVPm&QWlsssH WIS Mm 8 4tf ? n "j J I
