Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, October 13, 1896, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI WW MHJf ."I'!TllllliipWia.iP-rT :-tj. r?-.g: If you want a sure relief for paint in the back, side, chest, or limbs, use an Forous Allcock's Bear in Mind Not one of the host of counterfeits and Imita tions is as good as the genuine. Plaster M-TO-BAO GUARANTEED 7BACCO HABiT T tho desire (or tobaoro In acr Oretlfmxm boxes sold. 300.000 cnrf 3 prove IU roirflr to d JhodMlM 'SiiSwelcLattcTa form. Wto-bac la tba greatest nbrre-food In l&e world. Manr (rain 'S-.V box yonwlll bo IS fall to make the woo finpotont man strowr. Tleonrai and ra"'." ''fJLKJE: draraUw Brerr. D. J. FRY, Agent, Salem, Oregon. Daily Capital Journal BY HOFPttR BUOTHBRS TUESDAY, OCT. 13, 189fl. PRESIDENTIAL TICKET. For Independent American Bimetallbrr and People's Government. For President, WH.I.IAM IENMNGS BRVAF, of Nebraska. For Vice-President, THOMAS WATSON, of Georgia. OREGON UNION rRhSIDENTlAI, kLKTlORS. N. L. BUTLER. Polk County, llemocratic M. L. OLMSTED. Baker Couniv, Peoples. HARRY WATKINS, Yamhill Co., People E. IIOFER, Marlon Co., Silver Republican. A CONVERT TO SILVER. Vlirint a report compiled from the Des Moines, la., press of a speech or Rev. J. F. Nugent, tlio most tal ented pulpit orator of tlio Catholic church in that state. We tlo so because he was up to about one month ago an adjpeate of McKin ley and the gold standard platform, on which the Ohio candidate Is run ning. He was Interviewed in the Portland and Salem gold papers, as a great ac quisition to the McKinleyltes. Now hejflfclurcs he has read the literature of bTnietnlllsni and the gold standard, had realized that the power back of the campaign for McKlnley is a coercive one, In the interests or cap italism, and the millionaires, and like u man he takes his stand with the people. The McKinleyites are now moving heaven and earth to capture the Catholic vote. They have at the last moment drawn out a declaration from Arch-Bishop Ireland In behalf of Mc Kinley. For three months they have been Hooding every Catholic with literature, while the clergy of that denomination have rccelyed almost no literature from the Bryan campaign committees. Tub Journal is In possession of an original letter sent out by the "McKlnlcy and Hobart Business Men's National Campaign Committee" on September 10, to every priest of the Catholic church in the United States appealing to them per sonally, as members of the Roman Catholic clergy, to support McKlnley. Of coursc,Mark Ilanna and McKlnley are not Ignorant of what has been done. It Is no wonder independent and In telligent clergymen of nil denomina tions, who have observed the unprin cipled demagotfcry of the McKlnley managers are coming out as has Father Nugent, of Des Moines, and taken the side of an open, honorable and American candidate as Bryan has shown himself to be. The McKlnley managers are today trying to catch the gold voter and the silver .voter. They are aftor tlio Methodist and the Catholic, the Evangelical, the Hebiew. The time Is past when any candi date can win votes by base and dema gogical appeals to religious sentiments of any denomination. It Is high tlmo the American people set their foot down hard on elTorts to unite reli gion and politics, if wo are to huvo that complete separation of church and state, under which political free dom and religious liberty alone arc IKisslblo. More Curative Power Is contained In a bottle of Hood's Sarsnpurllhi than in any other similar preparation. It costs tho proprietor, manufacturer and jobber more and is worth more to tho consumer. It has a record of cures unknown to any other preparation. 1 1 Is tho best to buy because It js tho Quo Truo Blood Purifier. Hood's Pills a ro the best family 'cathartic and liver medicine. Gentle, reliable, sure. ROBBING SALEM TO PORTLAND. ENRICH That Is what the Southern Pacific has done by giving the Portland Ex position exceedingly low rates, ru the Salem State Fair practical-, 0 concessions uhatever. It Is un oiitniEe."jS discrimiuntiun and should ij(oe tolc;aMsd by a froe people.,, rjt course, Oregon has no pro-tw'-'ou In its courts, its state govern ment, or Its railroad commissioners. All these functionaries tamely submit for the free pas they get to a rob- bej-y or the people or to any discrimi nation against a community. The state fair managers arc probably more to blame than the railroad company. But whoever is to blame it is an out rage on the people of Oregon who are shut out from attending a deserving state fair. It is u black eve to Salem's business Interest. That a railroad should give one fair rates it does not give another ralr Is itseir a high-handed proceeding for a common carrier existing under fran chises granted by the people. But it only shows to what an extent the lib erties of the people have been sur rendered by those who themselves fatten at public expense. oincss .gested and V .jUiiey is uuw vajii- MR. BRYAN'S CANDIDACY. It has been clean. It has been for truth, right, Justice and principle. It has been aggressively for the people and of the people. Mr. Bryan has been outspoken In championing his convictions and the platform lie stands upon. Mr. Bryan has not appealed to wealth, secret societies or religious denominations. Mr. Bryan Is tho American candi date. His platform does not contain an un-American word or Idea. Mr. Bryan is the candidate of the laborer and the producer. Ho is not tho candidate of the millionaires. Mr. Bryan Is supported by all the labor organizations of the United States. A candidate who is opposed by all tho organized labor or the United States must be the candidate of the aristocracy of our country. Mr. Bryan is not that man. Did You Ever Try Electric Bitters asn remedy for your troubles? If not, get a bottle now and get relief.Thls medicine has been found to bo peculiarly adapted to tho relief and cure of all female com plaints, exerting a wonderful direct inlluenco In giving strength and tone to the organs. If you have lost of appetite, constipation, headache, fainting spells, or are nervous, sleep less, excitable, melancholy or troubled with dizzy spells, Electric Bitters is the medicine you need. Health and strength aro guaranteed by its use. Fifty cents and $1 at Fred A. Legg's drug store. A Bryan Rally It will bo held at Salem, Oregon in Armory Hall at 7:30 p. in., Oct. 15th, 1890. Hon. M. A Hurley, or Wis., will address the Peo ple on the sliver question the para mount Issuo in this campaign. A cord lal Invitation Is extended to every body to bo present. 10-10-5t The dealer who says, "1 have no Hoe Cake soap," practically admit that he docs not sell llrst quality goods. If ho says ho has something "Just as good" you will know at once that ho is tryihg to sell you an In ferior article. There is more cloathlne destroyed by poor soap than by actual wear, as the free alkali rots the cloth. Hoe Cake contains nelthor free alkali nor worthless tilling. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Til fio- j IlM mo viryr. Wanted All girls to know tliat('ITodf Cake" will not liuiko tlintr bands mil 4lko common soap. Save the wrappers. They are worth u cent apiece. j 0 tf ArONNIiTVr'TO SILV2R. (jftntiirtied from tfiHlfpj'U' ) ' He then gae a rrvlow or his studies ( of the question and his reasons for bo-' lug a silver man, 10 to 1. In hlsj studios he picked oirrthrcc high peaks, knowing if he could establish them, ' the rest would be easy. These were: Is the present period of hard times due to Ihenleinonctization of sliver? Will the frcecolnageof sllvcrrelleve that distress? What is the history and biography of an honest dollar? Money is the blood of the bu bedv: It can become cor" Impure. All tho gesieu in i-uu-,n and 2few York. He said he 0Dl"" bought there was enough money U)e world lr lt waa n clrcu. .'i'.on, but he now thought it would give only temporary relief, like opium for a man in pain. He referred to the alleged intimidation of employes and urged the voters to cast their votes as they saw fit, even if they did vicar the other party's badge. He went it.to the question at length and closed with an eloquent plea for sliver. REGISTER, HEADLINES over a column report of Father Nugent's speech are as follews: "Attacked the supreme court. Father Nugent In his maiden free silver speech Tuesday made the usual anarchistic howl. Said he was a gold man until be went west, saw the wealthy silver mine -owners now talks silver. Two long hours of noth ing Nearly lost his voice talking about the crime of 1873 A crank's speech. REGISTER COMMENT. "Whatever Is the seating and standing capacity or Calvary Taber nacle, whether It be 3,000 or 3,500, that capacity is the size of the audi ence which Rev. Father Nugent, the pastor of the Catholic Church of the Visitation, of the cast city, addressed Tuesday evening on free and unlim ited coinage of silver. It was a char acteristic free silver speech. Father Nugent attacked the supreme court, bellowed till he was nearly black In tho face about the 'crime of 1873,' and for two long hours made a talk which contained absolutely nothing, nc is an excellent speaker and he held the attention of his audience well. He talked as though he dld't believe what he was saying himself." NOT A PARTY QUESTION. The speaker stated that until quite recently he had leaned decidedly to ward favoring the gold standard. After he had studied Caillsle lie con cluded he would not vote for gold. "Then I went westward, and follow ing an extended tour of pleasure and observation of the mighty empire be yond the Missouri, I came back and declared myself unqualifiedly for the free and unlimited coinage of silver. I studied the question just as I would have studied algebra. It is an economic problem and should be studied wholly as much. It Is not a party question at all, and in coming hear to-night I do not come to tell you how to vote, but to express to you my convictions upon this the most far-reaching and momentous ques tion that has been presented to the Americans voter for settlememt dur ing this generation. He said In closing that never before In the history of this country had such powerful inlluences been brought to bear by the great corporations and other largo employers of labor as has been observed in this campaign. The pressure brought to bear in this direc tion upon the tollers, he claimed, created a wide-spread apprehension among the worklngnien that to In dicate their political proferencis openly, ir they did not accord with those or their employer, was to invite I discharge and to bo deprived of the' prlvllego of earning bread for their! families. For these reasons, he said. I rssewewswsiKSS'v ,-V ? v JA.- 5 Tobacco Dealers sav that 5 & C !. ' V.'j t.Mr to t)r. J M.Ktene, old White Corner, Salem. Or. Parties desiring Mipirun operations al moderate fees iii an) branch an in espcriiil request. DfclJOT KXPKHSS. i JOR. ' "on i -- 'W, Meet all masl and pastengtr trains, cage and express to all pans of the Prompt seivice. Telephone No. 7o. JAMES RADER Bag-city, Dealers "BATTLE AX" is a "scorcher1 because it sells so fast Tobacco J O- ewers say, it is a li scorcher tf be- cause JO cents worth goes so fan It's g & as good as can be made regardless of cost 1" or VO cents you get aJmost twice as much as you do of other high grade brands -S$S WHAT 15 POETRY! t Za Mnsle In the Cathedral of the Humus. Ilrart. Poetry is iuu3io in tho cathedral ot tho honrt Doep i- ho ham an breast tlioto towcran uub'idi-tructuiu. It Ftnuds apuit from tho beaten paths of tho mind in n silent, hidden alley. Tliooruiunry thoughts ni.il i" .si ma hurry p.i:t t'io portul and know H i.ot. They have not lo.iruc'1 tho "opcu s .ii;iia" Ego him i'lf. inlur of til LiiiKflui.l of t'io iiitol iHcf. (iocs not Iciiow t'n -iiur.'il ijiot It U Id-' iiiiinii i.l his hffi to lincl it, nnrl Imviiif,' Out .....mi it ..u f iitiuu r in .ji Kir tljotjuic u-.v..iLij mi o.inni.d. Ho fUllMOt 1'tUVil to u it wilt F.ito IjminK i l.L' way mid r.u .y fjr.wits mi en trant 3, jut tvciy n.a.i ut .Miiiio llnio of i.is IKu ' tnpi'.is upon ir,.uud tliu fortn u.itn r'i'i it ufton Though they ure hiiiiiilul id hy t.ii w.iy, tV'ir eager foot le: :ji i . ii i i!i I .' ji . Tl-.fy are ..v' 1 1 . i f i H.....U, ,i. ., givo. ij,Vt ' I 1..LI1 t x .-f .i' u i ...H.uiil .Mium nt a tair tT.uiu , Hi ,. . i ik! way, tJfn iin'jrs t,wiiig o;'uu. : ..l i..:. n cntuv. l!:u ctl. 'lrul of Ids lii't.ir bomi'iniay it is u (.train of u. '."ii MMivhiji;', tlirilli.i,; h.wetncsy that p. : ii.- t..ii w.ty Sow -ti.sins it is n riytilFi:: t .l!u.nc times it Un tapt and sol foij'i ttiiii' pv.iyer. .Souiotimos it is th j 1. . . i r iuvt', but ofteucst it w gaunt surrow 1. n a btately temple. Its dome is us bioud as tho licnvcus, toward which tho runny flii.,'e:ed ppiros point. Ita win dow.4 mako f each sun bdnm a rainbow. Its iiitdiH m'-j i.lhiit. Its piiest is peace. With hushed hi'tirt and reverential step man cutfis uiul is nt mst. All that is material of him ho lcavos behind. Quiot and beauty pocsrss his soul, and ho flouts iu an inspiring dream. Ho listens, and now for tlio hrst timo falls on his in tent ear rui occasional noto iu tho har mony of tho universe Half lost iu distance, ho hoars the chorus of tho morning stars, tho birds, tho waterfall, tho trees, Ho feels a beauty mid n purposo in tho universe tho mind ranuot conceive. Ho foels above, about, within him a majestio kingdom to which his soul is kin. Al most ho grasps tho secret of creation. For ouo swift instant oxaltatiou drawa nsido tho dark, impenetrable curtain that has led ekoptionian. "Thorois tho end." Ho sees beyond a innrvol too great for his still human mind. It passes, but it loaves with him awo, poace, hopo. Ho feels that Eomewboro thero is a ce lestial hoy that makes of tho puzzlo of lifo n kingdom whore nil is harmony, pcrfoction, satisfaction. Tlio groat organ of his sou, tonod into speech by the master hand of beauty, bursts into mel ody. And this is poetry.--Exchange rn JJ I THLJM JTT I VA HI ilUJ.l. Dealer in groceries, cauitu, o L window glass, varnishes, and the most complete stock d brushes of all kinds in the state. Artists' materials, lime, hair, cement and shingles, and finest quality of grass seeds, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED Situation lo do general house work. Address 137 Mill street. 10 12 31 GET YOUR FEATHERS CLEANED., We the undersigned are now renovating feathers at 1S6 rerry street, for the next 30 days. All ladies that consider cleanliness next to Godliness should havo their feather beds throughly renovated at once. Redrock prices. Respectfully yours, Franklin & Glaze. 10 12 im Perspiration of tho feet, ia n ign of good circulation, but perception of it in , o" im,m..j. .v4t.i-.-o la II niK' thousands, yes, millions, of men, who cure. Intend voting for Bryan arc wearing' , Condensed Testimony. ,,,.,, ,,.., ,TI , , . Chas. 13. Hood, Broker Manufacture Mckinley buttons. His advice to cr's Agent, Columbus, Ohio, certllles laboring men, under these conditions, t,mt 1r. King's Now Discovery has ..,, . 11 j , 1 .. uo equal as a cough remedy. J. D. was to wear any kind of a button Brown, prop. St. James Hotel, Ft. given them by their employers, and Wayne, Ind., testifies that ho was ,,,. , ., , , enred or a cough or two years stand on election day to vote as they pleased ng, caused bylagrlpne. by Dr. Kinc's New Discovery. B. F. Merrill, Bald- under tho protection afforded by tho Australian ballot system or casting winsvlllc, Mass., says that ho has the ballet. t!Rj ilctiicie ex useo aim recommended it and never knew It to rail and woujd rather have it than any doctor, becauso it always . cures. MrsJIemmlng, 222 E. 25th St.. Chicago, always 'keeps it at hand and .has no rear orcroun. because it in- 7V . ' "." 'clnnll.. -.II...... TA k-l1- iil. ' --WW .- .- vhK O U.Mh HIVIVI OJU1,C13?5.3:wSL. "" ll M " W S'f LOhl 1'ocl.eibook uiih lobor txchange ch cks to the amount of about $10 and small account book inide with pencil. The finder will be amply rewarded by leaving same nt this office. 10 12 31 LOST A buekskin purse containg about $30 in gold. The finder will be liberally re warded by leaving same at rhis office. 10 12 31 WANTED Two snare and one bass drum mers. Apply at Uryan headquarters. 11 8 tf FOR REN 1' A. 11 room house, in good ie pairwith barn and good well water. With one and a half lots. Enquire at premises on 19th and Chemekcta. 10 6 im FOR SALE OR TRADE.,-! he best stock and hay ranch in Oregon, consisting of 200 acres, l'he above tract is good for fruit, gr?in, truck gardening or general farming. Will sell cheap on easy terms or trade lor small place. For particulars inquire of A. II. Hoothby, Mills City, Or. 9 17 im WIN l'ER l'ASTURE.-.For good winter pas ture for horses inquire one block west ol the North Salem school. Robert Crayton. 9 9 mi CARl'ET PAPER Urge lot ol heavy brown wrapping paper for sale cheap, djus the thing for putting under carpets. Call a Journal office. New Opening. San Francisco second hand store. New and second-hand clothing, boots, shoes, trunks, valises, jewelry, tools, and all descriptions of second hand goods bought and sold and exchanged, highest price paid for all kinds of second-hand goods. Cleaning and repairing neatly done nt reasonable prices. Orders by mail promptly attended. Please ive us a call. Remember tho place, 99 tateSt. J. Eller, Salem, Oregon g.iStf. m mm urn E?FREE DELIVERY. W0LZ & MIESCKE Proos. Denlars in all kinds of fresh an 1 salt meats E5"Fresh sausaga a specialty. 171 COMMERCIAL ST "KINDERGARTEN." Mrs. C. M. Oglo will reopen her kinder gartfn in the Congregational church pallors on Septcmlver 2t. 8 29 im MONEY T9 LOAN On farm land security. Special rates on large loans. Loa Rush consideied without delay HAMILTON & MOIit Bank building MONEY TO LOAN On city or farm property. Over Bush's Bank, T. K. FORD J. hi. MA AS, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, Mikes a spialty of fine repair work, Setb Thomas clock, etc., 215 Con.mricial Street C. H. LANE, Iltiffi'TAILi 211 Cumin rcial St., Salem Or n?SuiH $IS upwards. Pants J upwands'CJ Capital Restaurant. Juit opened, next door to "Western saloon, 244 Commercial street. Best meal In the city for 15 cents and up wards. All new, neat and clean. All white help. RICHARDSON & OHM, Prop. ,( "IK HAST Cives" HIE ON E ui- Tw. TrarisconKj Rouic:, eastern citUs. MS u Ur Portland-San fJ.,- ' c Steamers leave AinTwot,hT,?)- ..0,24,29;, Steamer, Ru.h for V nesday and Filday, at 7. t ' m4l)r' ;Vsl Lowest freight and d ' 'rip ticket, veV ZTP "'" t Bgage checked lliiwigh i ,11 !?' Jnl cliarce for li.it.cr , , '"' Nunin road or river route to Portlin'l " ot r in ran detail call on UU agents, Sal.m, Oregon, oraJalLi E. McNEILU KorfuildeSttSM.,,, G. M. POWERS. 'Jin h. Hiika Foot of Trade st. Loctl w Through Ticket TO THE BAST! v (VlAirilEA 1 Sleepi between Home Bakery. G. A. Back, propiietor, 327 Com mercial stieet. Fresh pics, cakes and bread always on hand, "just like your mother u-.ed to make." SALEM WATER CO. Offici Willamette Hotel Building For water service apply at office. Bill payable monthly in advance. Make a complaints at the office. There will be no deduction in water rate on account of temporary absence from the city unless notice is left at the office. Be'reaficr water for irrigation will only be furnished to regular consumers using water for domestic purpose. Contractors for sidewalk-:, luick work and plastering will please lead "under building purposes" page 17 of schedule of rates for 1893. Apply at 1 for copy. EAST AND SOUTH through I'lillmaii I'.d ice Trepcn. Tuuni reperrt and Fre.- keclininj 'Chi't '-I; tween ' , Portland to Chicu, Our tnins are he ite t lr- iism ,nl lig'neJ l) I'mt-ch liht. 1 mis to Chicani til lit- 1 1'pe t ) NfM YorK, 4 1 -J davi. pe .lo'i. W .ich is ma ly h mrs iicker llniiMi. 1 or rate-., time utile, ml full inli nl n ap4ily to nersi: & R..W BAXTER. General Agent J.HI A" Kit, Aljcni-i, Snl'ir. lh, " C. E. IiKO'.r.V. Ws.Piss.ijenl IV P ml Street... rYitUnJ. Northern Pacific Railway. kuns;. -VIA- Shasta Route. 01 THE Southern Pacific Co California Express Train- l'ortland and ban Francisco. ..8:50 p. m. 11:00 p. m, 10:45 a- m Ly Ar- v Portland Ar. ( 8:10 a. m Salem,-. Ar. J. 8:00 a. m S. Frisco Lv. ( 7roo p. m. Above trains stop at East I'ortland. Oregon City, Vo dburu, Salem, Turner, Marion, letlerson, Albany, Albany Junction, langent Shedds, Halsey, Harrisburg, Junction City. Eugene, Creswcll, Drain,) and all stations from Roseburg to Ashland, inclusive. roseburg mail daily. South The Labor Exchange .nic In a Nutshell, Under the above caption I have is sued a little tract, giving the essence of the Labor Exchange movement price 5c, $3 per 100. Mailed to any address on receipt of price. Aaaessr u. j. siuui', 7 eod 2w Salem. Or $100 worth for 10c. Bead 10 mbU tor IllaitrU4 bock UUlog bow U lUrl Hill UBK1KT lo Tour locilllj vltaostMMUtbtBWmtMr!. Otl it quick 1 1 OITIZKNB UBKAKY ABS'N, For Do'.lcacy, for purity, and for improvement of tho com plexlon nothing equals Pozzom's Powdbb, Tia fi:- iimii ttfutaro Of OASTOHXA.. S )jf y l fmmmj -tSX -cue ZfiV VTlJftl. Soap Foam Washing Powder will not make the clothes yel low, nor burn the hands, 30 a.m. 00 a.m. r5:20 p.m. lv. Portland ar. lv. Salem lv. ar. Roseb'g lv. North J 4:40 p.m. 2:20 p.m. 8:00 a.m. SALEM PASSENGER. a South 4:00 p.m. 6:15 p.m. North 1 lv. Portland ar. ar. Salem lv. 10:15 a.m. 8:00 a.m. Pullman SleepinCars Elegant DinirF Cars Totiris'SSIeeoin" Car To St. Paul, Minneapolis, Vahu.tui). '.rand Forks, Crookston, Winnipeg, Helena and Datte. THROUGH TICKETS To Chicago, Washington, PhiWelpW.K' York, Boston, and all PoinUj 'East and South iFor information, time cards. nP tickets, call on or write r 3 THOMAS, WATT & CO, AGENTS, 265 Commercial street, &la. w T'Mornson si.. ow.' DINING CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS and second-class sleeping cars attached to all through trains. WEST SIDE DIVISION, Between Portland and Corvallis, daily (ex cept Sunday.) 7:30 a.m. I Lv 12:15 p.m.) Ar. Portland. Corvallis. Lv T, m, 35 P. " At Albany and Corvallis connect with trains of Oregon Central & Eastern Railroad. Express train daily except Sunday. 4:45 l. 7S P. r. I 0:25 a. in. Ar. McMinville Lv I S:S'm' THROUGH TICKETS to ill points in the Eastern States, Canada ano Europe can be obtained at lowest ratei fwir. W.W. SKINNER, Agent, Salem. E P, ROGERS. Asst. G. ?. & P. A., Portland, Or. R. KOEHLER. Manager, OREGON CENTRAL AND Eastern R, R. Company (YAQUINA-BAY ROWgs? -ConLtmg at Vaomna Mp Francisco & Vaqoma wy g 'STEAMER "Wg'fc. Su "Sails from Xf&jX T Francisco. Coos Bay, 1 " and Hnmbolt .j.naa uavFtZ Pssenger acco maioJt' 1Uaie,u t&l Shortestroutebetweentbe' and California. . tI ireitwgj SJ'S Port 0.ftrf.abg B.f, cabin . - The most JW1 SS-1 North Pacific Coast. bathing absDlu.ely -ft. in han,i For lb e ,b?f ta rtuiv fishing withaqt csooft'.' equal Deer, bear, . elk, c iW Salem. V