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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1896)
TlwpsrT PfpS MKViOWMWci'mHpp- Cures ..Cure Ulk" in favor h bill in 0f Hood's Sarsaparilla, . nttini mftdi' Mae. Its great cures recorded in truthful, eoDvlncInff language of grateful men and women, constitute Ita most effective ad- Tertislng. Many ' thc8 ourcs nro mar" velous. Thoy havo won tho confldenco of the people; havo given Hood's Barsapa Tllla the largest salos in tho world, and have mado necessary for Us manufacture the crcatcst laboratory on earth. Hood's girMparilla la known by tho ourcs it has . cures of scrofula, salt rhoum and taenia, cures of rheumatism, neuralgia ,nd weak norves, cures of dyspepsia, livor troubles, catarrh cures which prove Hood's Sarsaparilla Ij the bcst-ln fact the One True Blood Purifier. .. run cure liver ills; easy to Hnod S PlIlS take, easy to operate. yj. m u -- ' " inill"llww'wt MEXICO AND SILVER. Some Facts Regarding Labor nnd In dustries. A. V. Temple, manager of the Mex- lean Central Hallway, sufflclently dls ; proves tlic lies being heralded abroad by !iic1j unreliable papers as tho Ore I onlan, In Hie following letter. Wc , Evc It In full. Onice of Mexican ucnirni icy w,. City of Mexico, Mex., Juno 20, '00. Frank R. Forrest, esq., Jewell City, I Kansas. Dear Sir: Answering your i favor of the 10th instant, I enclose yuu a copy of an article which I havo prepared In answer to many Inquiries inlilcliwo receive In rcferenco to our giber standard. However, as this ar ticle docs not answer all the questions pyou ask In your letter, I will answer 5 the others as follews: I would like to call your attention .to these facts: That business failures In Mexico are almost unknown. We sjiave no strikes such as arc constantly fiilhturulnt; commerce In the united States. Such a thing as Coxey's army Is never dreamed of. There Is work for every one who wants It ab wages to enable them to supply all necessary wants. Our banks arc paying from 14 to 17 per cent dividends por annum. Manufacturing enterprises whose profits arc known aro paying from 10 to 20 per cent and private concerns who do not publish the per cent of their profits aro known to bo prosper ous. I think as a rule land owners hero are of a more Intelligent class than tho farmers of tho United States. As a rule tho laborers are of less Intellig ence, except where Americans employ Ignorant foreigners, In which caso tho Mexican laborer Is of a better class and higher Intelligence. Passenger conductors aro paid a sal- ry of $160 per month. Freight con- factors are paid by tho milo and their j ularlesrun as high as$200 per month. p-ngineers aro also paid by tho mile HorscS, line carriage hordes, are worth per pair about Jl.OOoorttUJto 91,300. Common hordes about $lf0 psrpnlr. Common mules from $J to 900 per head. Cows, Imported milch cows, from 91fi0 to 92.-)0. Good native mlli-h mu fr jiii Imported stock f mm $il i to !)0, and ordinary range cows 910. Farm laborers receive from .13 cents to 42 cents per day and found. On tho large haciendas (farms or ranches) of tho country it Is customary to give each laborer a small tract of land for his own ue. No charms It made for this, the owner can well nlTurdtndo this, as It enables him to secure his labor at a less figure and render It certain that they will not leave the place. Owing to the climatic condi tions from 0 to 910 a year will supply all the wants of tho ordlnury farm laborer In the way of clothing, hats and shoes. As the food ration is largely made up of fruits and vege tables, and due to tho fact that meats mid fats are detrimental to health in this climate, the expense of living is greatly reduced. Those" who speak scornfullyjn relation to the condition of tho Mexican laboring class do bo In exemplification of their own gross Ig norance. There Is no country on the iaco oi tucenrcu wnere energy, ability and capital will produce as great re sults as In Mexico, nnd her prosperity Is to a great extent duo to the race that wo are on a silver basis. A. V. Templk, Mgr. Kui ,1 ' '" " i"i ii" ftlmHmirnitiimmii!i.i.....,.,.Z!" Jm 1 1 r - i""i"iiiiiiiiiwi.iTmB CASTORlJt ' '' I III I III I. 1 T T 31. "' ' "' "Hill Mil AYcgdablcPrcparatioriiorAs sirnilatlng IhcToodatulRcgula luig IhcStomachs nndBowels of Feed the Nerves Upon pure, rich blood and you need not fear netvouj prostration. Nerves are weak when they are improperly and Insufficiently nourished. Pure blood is' their proper food, and puro blood comes by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, which Is thus the greatest and best nerve tonic. It also builds up the whole system. Hood's Pills are the favorite family cathartic, easy to lake, easy to operate. STAYTON. Rev. Morehouse of Mill City occu pied tho pulpit at tho Methodist church, Stuiday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, accompanied by Geo. Hunt and wife, drove over to Central to attend church services, con ducted by Kov. Cane, of Albany. Robert Shaw, of Mill City, camo down Saturday evening, on a business (?) trip. Mrs. lialslcy and family returned from Newport Friday evening, after a two weeks' enjoyable outing. They have a number of beautiful shells as mementos of their trip. Kov. Parson, of Salem, and presid ing cider of the Methodist church In this place, preached a very interesting and elevating sermon Sunday morn ing. Mrs. Frank Thomas left last Thurs day for Kansas, where she will visit hor mother, Mrs. Lake, who was a resident of tills place somo few years ago. Mrs. Hall, of Nebraska, and Mrs. Mitchell, of Lyons, returned from a trip to tho coast last Friday evening. Tho Ladles Leap Year Croquet club met again at Mrs. Derbyshire's home, last Thursday evening, and for tho first time, tho P. L.'s wero badly beaten, much to their sorrow; and Promotes DigcslionXImlul ncss ind RcstContalns ncilhcr Opium.Morpuine nor Mineral. NotNAucotic. Xtox afOldXIrSXMVIlEnnixa JwipXat Seed' MxScnn Jirrminl hrmJtrit - SEE THAT THE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE OF (aWVctC Cicnfud Aintir llwtyfwVto lanr: A perfect Ifcmcdv forConsllrw- tion, Sour Slomach.Diarrhoca, Horrns.Lonvuisions.Fcvcnslv ncss andLoss OF SLEEP. Tac Simile Signature of NEW YORK. EXACT COPr OF WRAPPED. .') - IS ON" THE WRAPPER OP EVEEY BOTTXJB OB CASTORIA Castor)! li sst no In ona-ilis Wli mlr. T Is not soli in bulk. Don't allow anyone to tell Jyoa anything else en the plea or promlss that It Is 'jnst as good" and "will answer every par- I pose." - Bee that yon get O-A-B-T-O-E-I-A. ni fto- llalll yJf sC7. dm ULXJV7JZZT2rjJ mrr fjtr. LAWN MOWERS. HAY KAKES, MACHINE OILS and AXLE GREASE GRAY BROS.. Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, OR. r.AimPM trout? LAWN SPRINKLERS.: SALEM, U1CYCLE3. SUNDRIES. The Willamette Hotel. LEADING HOTEL -J OR THE CITY. Ketlueed'ratcs. Manae.ement lioeral. Electric em leave hokcl lor all.publlcLuulldiiu' and.points of Interest. Special rates ill be given to permnnent patrons. A. I. WAGNER and are paid from 8175 to $200 per now that tho other aldo havo thelead, ionth, in a few cases a little more. Flreu?cn aro Paid about $100 por month, i'10 salaries of depot agents T7 ereatly, racing rom &50 to 825 .Per month. Clerks In tho general of Sets receive from $25 to 250, Tho smaller salaries are paid to li.08 Bnd largest to tho chief clerks. lVv1 ,1oi superintendents receive $350 per roth, division train masters $175. fpenters and Joiners from $1 to $4 Per day. Urick masons from ai to M ray. Street car cnnrliirrnrd at nnd fivers 73 cents. The wags Indicated , veareglvon t0 b" native and 0rel?n artlzans. Tho less exnerlenced feccIve llle lowest figures, tho lanrest ("ounu being paid to tho skilled ;wraen. Wheat Is worth $11 per 350 , or ($1.85 per bushel). Cotton 'cents per pound; wool from fi to 7 :aroba of 25 pounds, (or 25 to 35 cents w Pound). Hay is not used. Tn it tid we utilize green fedder mixed yth wheat and barley straw. Corn " Per hundred pounds. Tho nor- Price of corn is about I cent per wniU but owing to drouths in varl- 8 Parts of the country the present wii unusually high. White susar 12 cents per pound, na " brown about 4 cents. Butter 75 wper pound, eggs 25 cents per n, bacon, Imported, about 60 l" Per pound. nnu..m..... eakl8cenL.nr..., 'cattle from n., - . .eaa. Beef cattle aro not sold by t Pound. Ho, ,, ,.. -o-i v.. uiicK iii resu lt is very doubtful If tho dofcated V. L.'s will ever gain their exalted posi tion again; not If thoS.P. know what they are about, Is ono thing quite certain. -ISXCTSLSIOR - STABLE E C,r Hansen, Manager. Onlyjrocxl horses used. Satisfaction Kuarantecd. Stabla back of State Insurance block Information that informs. 0. R. & N. CO. Sme Kaa city price. i Seems' as if con sumption always picks out the bright est and best. Maybe it isn't so. Maybe it seems so because consumption is the most frequent of all diseases. Consump tion kills more peo ple than wars or Cholera or Yellow Fever. Fully one-sixth . .. .. j '.... it. i occur In the world are of all the deaths th:6UAd contjon caused by consumptlo ?' J .. .. .C.. i. can be cured. Doctors . .timmh wsa Incurable, but the dociv"w,IeJ?idffi tnisUken. It would b stran 7e m e.9'ca' science did not make some proffi; b,I thinz were once considered 1 ,j5 The ocean steamer, the locomotive, "f" telegraph and telephone, the phonojtra. the electric light all these were once im posslblerand once It was Impossible to cure consumption. Thst was before the time of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Taken according to directions, this standard remedy will cure 98 per cent, of all cases of consumption. Consumption is a disease pi the blood. It used to be considered a dis ease by itself. It Is not It is caused and fostered by impurity In the blood. Purify the blood and restore the hsalthy action to the various organs of the body and con sumption will be cured. It is by weakness and loss of vitality In the blood. It Is cured by purity and richness of the blood surely, certainly cured. Those who have consump tion or any lingering bronchial, throat or lunjr disease, and those who are on the road to them, have a positive remedy at band. Any condition of the bodv that Indicates weakness, any Indication of impurity in the blood, should be attended to at once. W of appetite, loss of flesh, loss of vitality, nervousness, weakness and unnatural wear iness, are Indications that the body is ron nlnr down. Dr. Pierce'a Golden Medical Discovery wakes the appetite good, the : dl- Sestion stron. It build up solid, healthy esh and vigorous strength. Thousands of people have testified that it has really saved their Hes. Some of these testimonials, together with hundred of things that ev. crybody ought to know about health ano Ickness and medicine, have been ernbod. led in Dr. Pierce'a "Common Sense Med ical Adviser." This ioo3 page medical work, nrafaselv illustrated, will be sent free u receipt of a one-eent stamps to cover cost of saalttM only. World's Dispensary ifijl If you arc going east and want to know what the trip will cost, when you will reach your destination and why you should take the Jiurllngton to Omaha, Kansis City, Chi. cago, St. Louis and points beyond, write to the under signed and receive by return mail a letter giving you JUST uaau 1 l. the imormauon you need. A.C.SHELDON, G.A., I'oitland.Or. TO THE EAST GIVES THE CHOIC OF Two Transcontinental Route:, BaatfS! Af mwm&m RUNS Pullman Sleeping Cars. Elegant.Dinin Cars Tourist Sleeoino- Carb To t Paul, Minneapolii, Duluth, targe, "Vjrand Forks, Crookston, Winnipeg, Helena and Butte. THROUGH TICKETS To Chicago, Washington, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all Point JjEast an'i South jJFor information, time-card, '.maps an tickets, call on or wrll TH0MAS.WATI&C0. AGENTS, 26s Commercial srreet, balem, Or. A D. Charlton, Asst. Gen'l. Pass. Age. Morrison St.. Corner Third Portland, Or. For Delicacy, for purity, and for Improvement of the com nlaxlon nothing eqnsU Ponow's Powpmi. Via Spokane Minneapolis at Pauljand Den. vcr Omaha and Kansas Cily. Low rate; to eastornlcities. OCEAN DIVISION. Fortland San Fiancisco, Steamers leave Alnsworth dock, Portland July, 26, 31 and August 5, 6, 10, 15, 20, 25 ana 30. Fare Cabin, $5; steerage, 2.$o. WILLAMFTTE RIVER DIVISION. Steamers Ruih for Portland, Tuesday aud Friday, at 7130 a. m. For Corvallis Wednesday and Saturday at S Pn. Steamer Gypsy for Poetland, Wednesday and Saturday at 7130 a. m. For Corvallis, Monday and Thursday at 5 p.m. Lowest frelcht and passenger rates. Round trip tickets very cheap. Tickets sold and baggage checked through to all point with, out extra transfer charges. For full detail call on Hoise & Darker agents, Salem, Oregon, or address, E. M'NEILL, Pre, and Manager. W. II. HURLUURT. Gen'l Pas. Agt. Portland, Or For full detail call on or address G. M. POWERS, Foot of Tradest. Local gent LP on POISON A SPEC1 AL.I I oodArrorlNuk Uarr 11I.OOU I'UISON permantntl cured In 16 toU days. You enb treated A boms for same price under same sua raa ty. If you prefer to coma bere we will ooo tract to dt railroad fireaad hotel bill .sol eoefaane. If we. f ill to euro. If yon bsve teien mer eurr. loUldo potash, and still bare atbM ao4 n Rlu, Musou rsticiiea in idouiu, dij nrwi, mnl.i. OoDDer Colored Wpote, Ulre oa raw i farm ear pin of tholwdy, Italror jwoj we iaaranteo to enre. We solicit tt ssom . r.rr. ..ui uid rlillncro the world te4tbeaklUo(thetnostesAtaatscri. eteBsT 880,0O eepiut UblrMl oar uncoaest Uooalacarasty. Alwofute proof MDMla4oa. Z23S,U&&5 uDllctkD. Addre COO, IV) AUM&tag Xcisplo, S100 worth f&r 10c. (Iwd IB U fc in.MiUl kt Ulil. Urn iter wBl' rrf rfHi "" ' " HII-.III .M wB B"IK m lBwsisiift fl PEOPL PftPER The Great1 One Cent Silver Daily The Only Associated Press Silver Daily. Daily Capital Journal $3 a Year---feekly $1; J POST THIS BILL Cut thlBoutnnd post up in ucoiiHplcuousplnco wlioro It will bo ecen. All tho associated press papers in Oregon, except THE JOURNAL, uro published In tho Interest of tho yolil standard. Send 25c In silver for tho dally ono month. The Oregon Press Monopoly Will not treat tho restoration of silver fairly. It will not toll tho pcoplo tho truth. It daro not, Take u fair paper that gives the people's sido-ns well ns tho Wall street side. Are You a Patriot? Help your country by clrculntlnKltlio onlyJAHsoclatod Press Dally in Oregon that advocates Independent Bimetallism, All the nows of itho great battle oM'ionpcoplo forfisllvcr. Advo cates tho Illinetnlllo Union of nil who -aro opposed to tho single gold standard. Do You Favor Unity and Harmony its tho; watchword or tho pcopleofiOreKon?j Subscribe for the Capital Journal I Daiiyjthirty daysfor a silver quarter, Each Issue incomplete history of tho -day !nndjii!gatllug gun -of arguments for tho pcoplo'a caimciCU READ! READ! READ! Tho peoplo nro charged with igiiornnco by tho gold press. This Is a false clinruo. "Wliciovor tlio causo of free coliuigo of cold and silver 10 to 1 Is most discussed nnd best understood It Is most ihijh ular nnd strongest with tho peopled Sixty Days for 50 Cents. If you can't talk or wrlto for sllverrread-and;.markartlcleH and send them to your neighbors and friends sixty hot shot for fOc. Cheapest political ammunition In tho country, Send a silver (iuartcrorliairdollarnndtry.lt. Tho people must bo educated and It Is your duty to help do;thls work for humanity. :.il. WE DON'T WANT GOLD . alone, but wo want both-gold nnd silver. Thero Is not gold.'enoiigh In our country to j ny tKC-iwentielh t our owlnir In tills country. IT you want repudiation advocate tho single gold standard, It means contraction currency, destruction or values, and repudiation. Olnvcstlgato nnd you will bo convinced. HOFER BROS., ' r i Publishers "al'em, Or. , s I Ua4icJ Assoc!) aocltMi, Buffalo, fi. x.