Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, January 09, 1897, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text:mJtEiSSiyTSMjms: Ljni ii-.-iTy A?ia,viW''M'iMjwaftAf rtrt;r;ii , . rniiTrirfatrV-1 52JB5 "Pn wiu3uiiVMafcn!!Ji'triaB " REVENUE. Daily Capital Journal 13 Y HOKQK UROTHBR', SATURDAY, JAN. 0, 1807 KINO OP THE REPUBLICAN PARTY. THE FUNDING QUESTION. r Tills ofllco Is being flooded with cir cular and protests from California, - "demanding that Oregon shall help to kill the Powers funding bill now be fore congress. Of course, the senators and congressmen from Oregon liaye a vole on the bill, and in a broad way the question of the government fore closing the debts against these Pacific railroads or extending those debts and practically cancelling them, Is before the people and before congress, i Wo have no hope that under the present political system, where the uorporatl(in Tlrlually dictate the nominations and largely control the elections of senators and congress men, that tlie people can get any relief at the hands of congu-M. After men are elected they am s.ipjilled with free paste and special can when wanted, and the very Idea of poll-llclans- pampered by tlicc great cor porations, having l he wealth and wielding the political Influence they do, doing anything for the people h 'preposterous. Wo expect no relief from this congress, and almost de spair of that body doing anything but register the decrees of the multi millionaires. Tho Interest of Oregon Is very great In this matter, and no congressman or senator with n particle of respect for the Interests of the producer should vote farther power Into the hands of Huntington etnl The bill to create hundreds of millions of new bonds with nearly one hundred years to run Is so repugnant to all Ideas of a democratic form of government that no satie man should dream of voting for It. Hut we do not expect saulty from bources already corrupted by corporato Influences. Tlio corpora tions havo more money than the penplo aud know how to use It. UNION FORCES IN IOWA. Tho Democrats, Populists and Sil ver Republicans of Iowa met In stato couforonco at Des Molues, December JM, and udoptcd the following as a basis of union In the next campaign In that state: The state conference, composed of momborsnf the Democratic Populist and frcosllvor Republican parties of ' Iowu soiids grcotlng: Profoundly convinced that there uanba.iiolthor business security nor Industrial prosperity until wo return to tho unrestricted coinage of both gold and silvor at tho established ratio and until wo adopt for ourselves an Independent American system or llnanccs, wo thorcforo uuanimously recommend: Flnt That tho union or tho rreo silvor rorcos oirected In tho stato cam , palga bo, declared permanent, uixm tho. basis recognized In that struggle. Second We furthorrccoinmeiid that our separate organizations bo main tained, and that In tlio future all conventions of said parties, state, dis trict and county, bo culled to meet at tlio sumo ilmo aud place, and that they agree upon tlio sumo candidates. Wo further recommend tho Imme diate formation of clubs In every township and voting precinct In the state. Wo also recommend tho appoint ment or u committee- rrom each party to prepare and publish an address to tho people or lowu In accord with tho abovo vlows. Uenoral Weaver iiioved tho adoption oi mo resolutions, ami tuey wore ac cepted without dissent, It was also agreed that tho committee bo contin ued to prepare tho formal address. "Unless there can bo secured In Ore gon u primary election law, and such amendments to tho election laws, us will stop repeating, It will make llttlo "dlfferonco how muny votes any opposi tion party rolls up. w Wo copy the following telegram rrom the asssoclnted prcs report to the Dally Chicago Inter-Ocean: Cleveland, Ohio, Dee. 2. There were a numler or prominent visitor at the otllce of M. A. llanna today. Among thcrn were Hon. Henry C. Payne of Wisconsin, of the national executive committee; General Wfl Ham Oiborn.of Masaachusetts; Frank W. Mondcll or Wyoming; George Robertson, a prominent politician of South Dakota, and well-known Ohio Republicans. Most or those named came together at Mr. Hanna's olllce and held a long conference with the national chairman. It was stated that Mcsscrs. Payne and Osborn came here to confer with Mr. Hanna on business connected witli tlie national executive committee. General Anson G. McCook, who was theguctof Mr. Ilannaat Wlndmoer. during his brief visit In Cleveland, left for Canton today to call upon the President-elect. As a result of tlio conrerencc today ail sorts or cabinet rumors were in circulation, but those best qualified to know said the slate lias not even been partially completed Indeed, one gentleman who stands very close to both Major Mr K I nicy and Mr. Haiinu, said today that he had good reasons for believing that not to exceed one ar two members of tliccjbiuet under the Incoming ad ministration had h?cu decided upon. The conference at Mr. Hanna's olllce today was held behind closed doors aud at its conclusion Mr. Hanna escorted several of his visitors to the Union Club for lunch. Canton, Ohio Dec. 2'J. There was a constant stream of callers at the home or tho President-elect this morning. Shortly after breakfast visitors began to arrive and kept com ing all day. One or the early callers was Charles Allison or KnoxvIIle. Tcnn. Mr. Allison was quite active In-the recent campaign and led tho light In his part of the state. In a talk with Mr. Allison lie said that In his opinion Tennessee would hardly be represented in President McKln ley's Cabinet. In lis heading to the above the I. O. stated that "It Is authoritatively stated that the state Is Incomplete." Mr. Allison probably had an "author itative" statement that the Tennessee Republicans would not get a place In tho cabinet. Heretofore when the elec tion was over the National oouimlttec disbanded and wound up its affairs. Rut it seems now as If Raima refused to adjourn. He is still In business and will keep his thumb on Mr.McKlnley. Ho will name his cabinet, and rule it too. Ho Is King or tho Republican party, and wears a crown or gold. Some onc.wlth a thimbleful or nntl- monarchical brains, ought to tell Mr. McKlnley to quit monkeying with Hanna. Rut that Is not to bo ex pected. Ho sold his soul to him long ago and it is quite the thing for a Re publican presldont to have a.boss over him. Tho party has got to the point whero It Is safe to entrust tho Inter ests nearest to Its heart to a kind of regent, If not to a king outright, The press, of tho United Statos.ls so corrupted Unit even tho Demo cratic) newspapers rccelvo tlio scandal or Hanna's dictatorship without pro test, and all tho Republican papers fairly outdo ono another In kneeling at his feet. In Oregon, If there are any endepondont Americans loft In tho party, they will MHn bo cojnpellcd to hold their nososor leave, the stench or royalty Is getting so strong. Ry all moans orowu llanna Boils It is often diffl -ult to convince peo ple their blood Is Impure, until dread ful carbuncles, abscesses, boils, scrof ula or Fait rlH'iim, are painful proof of the fact. It Is wisdom now, or when ever there is any indication of Impure blood, to take Hood's Sarsnparilla, and prevent such eruptions nud suffering. "I had a dreadful carbuncle abscess, , red, fiery, flcrco and sore. The doctor at- j ........... Ww .,,,. D... nvcia. MUCH tuo abscess broke, the pains were terrible, and I thought I should not live through It. I heard and read to mucli about Hood's Sarsuparilla, that I decided to take It, and my husband, who was suffering with bolls, took It also. It soon purified our Hon as stores i1 belt g 72,7tr7.r-8 the result- f. r mm ain me snme is In, rite of taxation on eacu oo .arm - luHeBlw, aua ,0 hc .portioned smon? the ewnlcwJ o I M1M fdieduIc, tuy uj v .- --- ...J ,. 1. raUpri bVtllXB Tke total amount oi ,.---- . rM , STATEMENT ptMlnto tbe Hate treasury Itaker. be,ubjledfortb.,eanw,auaofthe ...w.i bT la, of tbe total reituue to '" ...... nirmmtatof aaliireve- b ralml b tuition therefor, of the rate of UxaUon, ana 01 m f . .... . . . .r tit 1 Of the expenses to which tbe state 01 urrgou ---. . reTtuue to hicn nai Keen uiuwn -i .,.,, Herns of deftcteneles, partem of uo'' . ... .,1 Glared br the nne among the wreral comities of thli stale as ascertains, " . . fl gor.rnor. the secreUry of .late, and the .ute treasurer or me . ... on tbe eighth day of January. A. D. 1877, according to law :- .. .... .... J Denton - - c Clartamai - t - -- (ui-op. ;.:: :.::::.. Ci.lumbla . coo ."rr"inii" ..'.':.i rroolc'mr.". - """"""" ."."".". i . s FOR THE EXPENSES OF 1697 8 loo built me up and restored my health so that, although the doctor said I would not be able to work hard, I havo since done tho work for 20 people. Hood's 8nr saparilla cured my husband of the bolls, and we regard it a wonderful medicine." Mrs. Anna I'trrnrtsoN, Latimer, Kansas. Hoods Sarsaparilla the One True lllooil Purifier. All druggist, ft. " " " jMMHl. I t o.t. r ........ DAISIT Ul KUIUUU1 .-- . Kalary of prlrate secretary to governor - "" -' Additional clerical aid to goTernor, Incloding pay of atencgrapner Salary of secretary of state.. l'ay of chief clerk to ecretary of itate -.-, --"rrnrrwTher Ad'litlonal clerical aid to fecretary of lUle, Including pay of tenoerapber. ('alarrof state treasurer -- " Salary of clerk to slate treasurer . eaiary oi superinienaeni oi puun C lerlcal aid to superintendent of iriiTeiingexreiiscioi supe Salary of attorney-general- salary or state librarian Salary of superintendent of public tn.itrnctlon.-----. :",Trrr;SoroTber. rlntenuent of public Instruction Postage and contingent expenses of state library Hooks, bookcase, binding, etc, for state library Advertising mate warrants Kive hundred copies ech of TOlumes XXX, and XXXI, Oregon supreme conn i reports (act approved February li, 1&69).- . -" cniarrni pilot conimisniooera . . .---"-- TTrrrj. th.f ,, Kstlmatod total coit of additional public buildings and improvements tbereor, ex clnslveol tbe asrlum ...... Falary of clerk to pilot commissioners.. Salary of health officers . l'ay oi janitor ana assistant ?I..,f r:if cure liver Ills, easy to take, I lOOtl S PlIIS easy to operate. aoeenU THE PEOPLE'S PARTY. K Inl and appoint some sharp corporation manager receiver of the Brand old party. a a i a-, i . i Hon, MoKluloy Mitchell, whocamo up to fcjalem to talk to tho "Working Men's" oluh on it ruforiu or tho pri mary law, met with u very chilling reception. There arc many Republi cans at Salem who want u reform of our primary laws, and they should see to it that Mr. Mitchell, or Gervals, rcctilvo a more tittlnu' reception when he comes to speak airalu. vS L., slmili s1tf -L . tl W !.' - --y.y. u irsr T II ' I I I 1 ' J JAWTOriXA., ;i2r Fcnnoyer to Hanna, Mayor Pennoyor was handed u dis patch addressed to"Tho Mayor of Kist Portland." It was rrom H. II. Ilunna, chairman or tho committee to arrange ror a monetary coiitoiiHoii to lw hold In Indianapolis this mouth, urInK tho mayor of East Portland to appoint doleiratos to the convention. Tho ills- patcli was as follows: "Don't fall to mjiuI delegates mone tary convention. Utmost importanca. Other cities rospoudluK. Answor." As Mayor Ponuoyor Is mayor ot all Portland, under tho consolidation, ho answered tho dlsixitoh In his uulo.ua way as follow?: 'Jsobotly able to attend uonvoiitlon but iKinkers, aud thuy aro unsafe counselors. Congitvis Is the proper monetary convention. llanna has a wonderful hold on the Republican party. The time Is past for politicians to sneer at the People's party. There Is not a People's party member or Popu list In the legislature but ot there by advocacy of his principles, on his merits as a man and not by the cor rupt use of money. The cry or socialist and anarchist will no longer be applied to the Peo ple's party when it has a majority. A majority becomes respectable in the eyes or a lart'e chss of even the oppo sition. A majority only becomes dis reputable when It abuudons its prin ciples. Tlio editor of Tim Jouunai. has always been a Republican In sense of the cardinal principles advocated by Thomas JelToraou and Abraham Lin coln, rreo homesteads for tho people, a united nation, labor not subordin ated by capital, all American Indus tries protected, and all men free and equal In the body politic- The Peo ple's party has entered this same field or labor ou which the party or Jeffer son and the party or Lincoln started out. It Is tho party "or t'u under dojr," and so were the part ct lil' i by Jefferson and Lincoln. Am ' w party or the under dog must win it. the rights of the masses and freo In- stltutlons are to be prcsorved. Men in the Republican party who listen to tho demands or tho day Tor greater simplicity or government, the dethronement or ofilclaltsm, corporato powor and trusts, have a Held of use fulness before them. Tlio Republican who merely bawls party loyalty as a cloak to cover his greed of olllce or appetite for emoluments Is unworthy or respect In public utfulrs. Thoro will be round in tho Peoples party In tho Oregon legislature men of character and ability, men who will make groat sacritlces to servo tho peo ple. More will bo round In tho ranks or that party who will reruso railroad passes and all othor terms or bribery, direct and Indirect, than in the other parties comblnedj and wo honor them ror It. Thoro aro many things In the Peo ples party platforms with which wo Pay of nlgbttvatcbman, state capltol - - j----- 1'ay of teachers and current expenses of state school for deaf-mules.. Klectric lighting school for deaf-mnles ..-.. l'ay of teachers ami cunent expenses of state school for tbe blind Eli ctrlc lighting school for the blind ... - ... uniform series school Blanks Insurance and maintenance of pilot schooner. . r-"jCrr."Vn7iMJ" Minor repairs and improvement, capital building, Improving and keeping capltol grounds ,cic. ..- Purchase of woud for steam heating system, capltol, and pay of Bremen therefor . Blnle board of agriculture Electric lighting capltol .... nlor agriculture - Kaatern Oregon district agricultural societies Southern Oregon district agricultural Mciellea., BHiury aim expenses, nsn ana game protector. Salary aud expenses of state dairy and food commissioner Salary and expenses of railroad commissioners and clerk., l'ay and expenses of Oregon domestic animal commission. Mate ooara or Horticulture , Kalary ot boatman at Astoria . ... l'ay and expenses of stato board of equalisation.. XT- T--F- " 1,500 00 1,M00 1,500 OU 1,800 00 S.9SO00 800 CO 2,000 W 1,800 00 J 6M0O 800 00 1,000 00 1,000 00 S00 00 1,500 00 300 U0 4,000 00 000 00 25,000 00 COO 00 2,200 00 1,320 00 800 00 12,000 00 250 00 C, 500 00 800 00 1,500 00 1,500 00 1,670 00 2,300 00 4, COO 00 5,000 00 3,000 00 1,500 00 2,500 00 1,500 00 10,000 00 500 00 3,250 00 Do'gla - Gilliam -- Grant .- Ifaraey.- Jsckson Josephine Klamath Ute Ue Uaeeta Uaa. sJw Martra. . -"; " " 7 s :i::iir:i---""":::":::::::::::::i r::nn:".".----- - Marrow Multnomah. Polk Sherman Tillamook Umatilla Union ... Wallowa Wasco . Waiblndon.-Yamhill .S -:::::::":::' t s . S 9.172 tl! 11, 1W M 1S.2.11 h4 13,330 lli r. eoa Ts n.115 at -(U7 80 c.ffifi or, l'J.22.1 C9 4.S3S 7U fi,ZM 10 7,214 4S 111,242 1.2 4.E01 14 G.1S9 S7 .352 4S 2,yC4 M 3,450 79 2S.272 73 4,482 38 31,342 22 4,409 7J 205,604 7S lfi, 1C4 M 3,529 14 4,014 00 26,442 40 12,648 01 3,038 VO 11,672 CO 17,791 32 20,881 93 Total. , J 672,707 88. STATE CAPITOL, SaI.k, Oregon, January 8, 1897 tn sj-cordance with law. Ar ,Kn t rF rirpnn. aetlne portlonment, and have ascertained tip the governor, the secretary of state, nud the Hate Ircasurvr glotntlv, iavc prepared tbe foregoing tabular statement and a,,, rtained by computation . . ... .,.1lnn TlAnnm liAr Of .-. s -I .. Ar.n- ft to Til Pll 1 ie SCR YfUI tllUlUK WVLHii w .n, First-lh&i w iowi ""SirhnnrTred ftTid Yccnty-to thouaud reven buudrod i ji. $ 600 00 18.000 00 2,350 00 55,000 W Rewards for arrest, under section 2197 of Hill's code . . Ceneral expenses of the slate reform school .. . .- Klectric lighting, state reform school . .. ... .. l'ay and expenses, regular session legislative assembly, 1897 . ..... . -.1. . ... . u . . . ... . ... t... ........... ., ,1.. a.umi l.ll j.ignu, iuei lorouice, water, (losinge, etc, iiu uiuer ojiup:, ui mu mwuhivi j administrative, and other state departments ... .. ..... . Salaries of supreme judges, circuit judges, prosecuting "Iturnf ji, aud clerks aud bailiffs of the supreme court, eta ,..,.....,...-.......-. ...... 1 Pnv nf ntflrpr nnrl pmntntpa unci nthAP npnpiUArv exrifinl!l of the OreiTOU state , .M'.'"" i,? w fln insane asyium . . . .. .. "".i "Y ctrlc lltrhtlnz asvlum and asvlum cotuges .. ... . t,75 00 Public iirintlntr and binding, aud for mirchase of naper for same. .. 30, 0U) U) 14.000 00 64,500 00 Klectric lighting asylum and asylum cottages one pnii riveylng nvcvlne Arrest and return of fugitives from justice Conveying Insane and Idiotic patients committed to the asylum conveying convicts commuted to the penitentiary . Support of nonresident poor In the several counties. l'ay ol superlutendcnt of penitentiary . . ray or waruens or peniienuary.... TTt fTTtlTrMsit--n"-""-' 14,000 00 U.5UO0O 4,500 00 4, (HO 00 1.5W liJ 'J, HI) OO 900 00 1,200 00 2,100 0U t I l'ay of teamster and farmer, penitentiary .. Pay of bookkeeper, penlteiit(ary... Pay of shop guards, penitentiary . Pay of guards, penitentiary .-........-.. I'ttV of enalueer and plumber, nenltenllarv Pay of four nlgbtwatchmen, penitentiary. ..., ................ ......... 2,iit t l'ay of prison Inspector ...... ................... ................i ! '" Pay of visiting physician, penitentiary. ............... ..... Keeping prtwuers and general expense!, penitentiary -.--.. i 'urcnase ui www tor penitentiary. llfltr1i, trnllorv nunHontlapi, Kogues' gallery, penitentiary r.iectric nguiing, penitentiary.. ....... Support of state normal school, Weston Supiort of the state normal school at Monmouth ..... Support of the state university . Support of the Oregon national guard Support of the Oregon soldiers' home.. Estimated total coit of additional wing and lmprpvemepU to Support of refuge home for 1895; not levied for In lSOfi as'tbe with section 18 of II. I). 383 wheA levy was made. The . iT17Tt state Tnsanp asylum. Salaries of public building commissioners a to stale insane tin tbey bad'not complied 'ha attornev-reneral de rided that wbm they comnllcd with the law. Acrll. 1893. tbev were entitled to the entire appropriation ... . . . . ... Klectrlo lighting reform school, amouut levied for In 1896. It wax thought onlv half the amount appropriated would be needed, but the entire sum was used..! For support of the state agricultural college, as per section 2691, Hill's code Interest on Indorsed warrants during 1895-1896 ... ... . . 1TCM3 OP DEHCIEKCY LIFT OTXB rROK T1IC YXAtt 1896. For construction of a sewer for the relief of the state ittwnp asylum., state peni tentiary, and state house. ... ... ......., For pay of teachers, and current expenses of state school for tbe blind . .. for Insurance and maintenance of pilot schooner ... . ' nrlnting and binding, aud for the purchase of paper for tbe public i dllccrs and other general expenses of the Oregon state insane ssjluta'j ng Insane to the asylum.. ..... , ,, , . , ."r""" expenses, state board of equalization . . ... V00 li. 22. .w 00 1,750 HI 259 O) 2,175(0 C, 000 00 9.000 tU wliooou 12,000 00 9,000 00 46,000 00 2,500 00 2,300 00 5,000 00 t.VJl K 2,747 15 569 82 12 52 18,343 13 2,941 21 153 25 930 92 foregoing statement of taxable property. TOrd-That the reiulting rate of taxation upon each dollar of assessment witliln the MM state subject to taxation Is four milK .... .hprpforo We declare that the Hale levy of taxes for the said state purposes upon each dofli? of nrorVrtr subJeS to taxation in the t everal counties of this ale H four mill, and I we 'ipportloS t"h"sanie i among the several counties of this state according to the nrnpuni Sf total taxable properly In each, as shown by the forejolng tabular statement and schedule, which is made a pan of Ibis order and declaration Is Witness Whereof, we havo hereunto eel our hands and hftvccaiind iol affixedtbe seal of the itatc of Oregon this the eighth day of January, A. l. lw7, WM. P. LOUD, Governor. 11. K. KINCAID, i Secretary of State. riHL METSCIIAN, State Treasurer. OFFICi: OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE, 1 Pai em, Or.Eoo.v, January 8, 1897. J I herebr certify that the foregoing I an nccutiite transcript of the computation and nppor tlonueut of the state levy of taxes made January 8, 1897. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and af fixed tbe seal of the state of Oregon, this eighth day of January, A. D. 1897. lt.i.1 II. R. KINCJAID, Secretary of State SURPLUS. Tho net surplus shown by tbe following statement will be applicable to the payment of a part of tho foregoing expenses and deficiencies, so that the total amount of revenue to be raised therefor by taxation will be reduced by the amount of said net surplus. STATEMENT. The books of the secretary of state December SU1896,sbow unexpended balances SL189 6,028.6 of appropriations of 1895 aud 1896 of 1236,028.64. Wa estimate that unpaid therefore there will remain unused balances out of th amounts claims payable out of said appropriations amount to t24.00t.55. leaving us used balauces of f212.027,09. No levy was made for 1120,239.79 of said appro priations: levied for said appropriations of (91,787.30 available for payment of tbe fore going Items of expenses and deficiencies. In the levy of January 9.1896, It was mougni tnai mo estimate oi s.'v.-uo.m, me amount or claims to be paid out of tho balances of 1893 aud 1894, wax correct ; but at the end of tbe year lh'-XJ. the books of tbe secretary of state show that only 123,751.52 of this amouut was needed, leaving an available surplus of 13.453.82. The mis LOllaueous receipts of tbe year 1S96 amounted to 130,059.27; of this amount ill, 826.11 was set apart for payment of expanses levied for January 9,1896, leaving a balance of (18,233. 16. We estimate tbe miscellaneous receipts of 18V7 at 111,350.80. These auma constitute a total net surplus of (124,826.58 applicable to tho payment of tbe expenses set forth in tbe foregoing Item licit statement, which sum. beiuar deducted from lha nrlinir mm ni $097,534.46. leaves tbe total amount of revenue to be raised by taxation for slate purposes.... ..... ....................... TAXABLE PROPERTY. CWrf. -f-'T" Utfl (fHU MImH I 'mi u' i w ... i . . , . r mnzirtz. - . 1llttm. My. "f ). txsh- Uslli iruttre f Ojy EiTOSIXiV. Tw f 3T" C7& i&u. ' tin ivsrf VUIC44, The followlug table shows, firti, tbe aggregate valuation of all tbe taxable property in tha several couuties of the state of Oregon according to tbe aiseument of the year 1896, is equal ise! by the state board of equalisation at Its session held In Salem. Oregon. In the month of December, 1896, as shown by a tablo containing tbe result of the action of said board certi fied by the president and the secretary thereof, filed tn the oOce of the secretary of state De cember 31, 1896; scroti!, the total amount of lawful exemptions la each of said comities as shown by the copies of the assessment rolls of the several counties of lb itat for tha rr I .... .. . - j-i ,.-..! .t . . . ' do not agree. Wo believe they are riKht ,wu lo "" ucuu"eu' "" " " roua aorent raiuations of uxaUe prop- Aft imi thtrtt thA tntA. ARiAunt nflATftM vvrttrrtv In tM .. . .. Oil tlio niiinnr nlliHlInn nn,l .v,r,mr,.- .'.' '" ""' maung m, lawful - j ., .. .., ,,... . jlCllUCUOUS - tlons, On tho tarltT they will bo found demanding tho same protection for tho farmer anil laborer as Is demanded by tho manufacturer, and wheroa tar iff fosters a trust or falls to protect, as In tho case of tho farmor.they will ask its abolltion.or other relief. In state and county govorumont tho Po4iplos jtrty Is making and wilj make a rocortl for tho Peoplo, or It will speedily suffer for its failure to per form ltd promts. Hut a now party is not to be axpoatod to bo parfeot. In dividuals will t;o wrong.butas a whole the People1 party Is In mi enviable position In Orogon aud will uot rail to Improve Its opportunity. lUker. IWiUou .. OUckanias. ClatMa. OalumWa . iWS We atlMilnwl tho old Major MoKln- loy v ud to know; but tho now omttsewhlud Mulvltiky the diaphan ohd, strangulatetl Mtl?lnhy nth I ourry . Clk IVMiglas. OttUata Oram Harney . Jaekiun. JoMplttne. Ktamath . Uke Laae i Lttvsuln .... I -tun. Malheur... Walton.. not row . Wultuemah. lM4k. fihennn. TtUamaok k. Dmainia . PM"- n;tmra .. .- Washl&rtda Vastly -mmrn. t 2,403,612 2.955,112 4,1S,72 S.4U.2S2 1,474,367 3,a.M,886 592,34) 1.854, 1 4.277,204 1,372,656 1.S21.82 l.7,y 4.0M,in 1.292,806 1.5M,2iS l.CS.US 7,221.319 T, 672, 496 1,235. KO 9.MS.S62 1.225,61 62. (59. 655 4,3.CU 1, CUi, 689 1.2". 426 2.044.S64 .M.S96 a.V,Xl4 4.,652 I a 44.6T0 It 110,364 if 357,767 I IW.531 S72 246,050 , 80,399 140,183 471.2S1 lfi!.SB2 li,C05 76.280 256.042 , 2,!eo ,27S 7.U3 730.180 S9.2S7 604, XO 115.226 143,397 . a.2s 1.243. 360 J4S.M2 124.413 141.9U 434.364 277, 3BB 14,738 22S.S64 .790 492,17tJ Reform Laws. Hon. John C. Young,state clialrman or the Peoples' party, says in an Interview: "Abide rrom tlie senatorial election, tlie Populists will have other import ant flsh to fry. We will insist on such legislation as will give to the people of Oregoa a free ballot and a fair count. We want, lirst, a proper primary elec tion law: second, a registration law; and, and. third, the adoption of the i K97.534 46 tioit Dill, introduced at the last ses sion, but defeated. "The Holt bill provides that county courts In tne state shall really actonly in a perfunctory way, so far as the ap polntment of judges and clerks of elec tton is concerned. Section 3of the bill sets forth the real object of the meas ure, and Is as follows: '"Itshall be the duty of the county courts In the several counties ot the state, on the first Saturday in May, precedinga general electlon.to appoint In each election precinct three judges and two clerks ot electi on, possessing the qualifications of electors.no tun nt me judges being of the same political pariy.ir there shall be known members intiiree,po!!t,cal parties In the Te" clnct, who do not refuse thenositinn and are qualified! nor sha 1 ?he two Si'wf ot tlle Mn Poltica rartv S.B'a5?s uer nr ira nirtt. . - wctu of electtorTh,' ."iVor clerk t he county, nnri t.r. Plnu of the appoints so recoSenSeT News came from Astoria that tun men in a small skiff, making tl? ni ;don Young's r'lyerfromK ells farm, were upset near the mnntit "jj . une SAMPLES. Information for Persons Receiving Copies of This Issue. The Journal has in the past year gained a state circulation. It is tlio only panerln Oreiron hftsldns Mm fir. egonian mat Js taken in every part of tlie state as the postolice records show. You are asked to circulate it Because: 1. It is a clean paper. 2. It is an independent paper." 3. It is an opposition paper. It op poses currupt politics, corrupt methods and corrupt men In all parties. It supports aggressively the GOOD t finds in public and private life and In all parties. It Attacks tlie evil wherever it finds it. THE JOnnVrTT. nrivnn.it nc .1.1 Cum? ''oy, anl JelTersonlon simplicity. It don't know the mean ing of compromise of principle. It is 2K?Mth0 Side.of the people us ?? i . UJe afe'ressions of power that Sis ry frcedom antl C(lua' 572,707.84 1.293,227 2, 764,419 4.557,969 i. 332, 701 1.374, 66 J.na.636 ill i'JI 1.714,013 1.2W.676 l.,224 1.WB.619 4.S10.5O ;.2.2 1. 534,967 i.,ia .491,1J9 ..i7 ,iu,l( 1.120.&95 . 565,555 ,. 43 .WII.ISJ . a,4 J.WO.M4 , ii a, a 2. sain .447J0 of Young's Brust, man, Gustav .."dtnVoZr --- aMdiLiu . una c.iaj --- . ' helo wem hJ k r:.!"1'-. tres for immedia ; r :. J :??u Cr, m.0 "j uul iiiir in .i i . Blind staggers is killing horses in Alsea valley, R. S. Bradley lost, in Benton county, his best team from the disease. Other horses in the val ley were affected, and a few other deaths are renortrri Even Blacksmith who are suppose! to represent srreal strength and perfect health, are likely t die of consumption. Mere muscularitj isn't always health Disease will develoj rapidly once let thi perms of consump tion get Into a man'i system, and it will Kin mm certainly and surely if he doesn'l take the propel measures to get rid of it. Exercise and work and dieting and all that sort of thing are good enough it mcir way, Dut con. Utethinnthatft,.- su,mPtton is one of lusof S ey n t cure. The bacil is infinitesimal, hut A"",-0"801- ' & t X-' T P 't S5 NTT t -z: avail 1 1 Mn.tM r-i I I - 'S1J oAroL-EiDt,'e'e wd. in Linn county T Ur" l"tweek. Mrs. RoJ" of to scrub, when enm,aSpreparlnr hot waer n'tHTtle-of awaytoiettbekettil' e lUTa tub, scalding hlrS,: fn,ntte manner. The Iltfil" ,. B ver' tad Wednesday eTenn; h Unt" ""dtohilSthput way to tret rid J ri i l s.ave. The onlj Golden SihS.i r5..mlllion- ad a germ kii w '?SS.v"y " a penu huntei lurks ia the boJ ",? reyeraaisease genr find it-win J?; "Discovery" will any a ffe?enJt "s. Itdoesn' ?.. orwhat ktn7 :" y0."."" yp rculate in thp w KVn " " All germf Ml Diswen-.' t& 7& "Golden Med ' of germs -,",ifies.tlle Wood-purgei FmSTn nor0nlv &? Ufc&vFni buifd, up health hIW 1isease' but U r nerve-Yood or'lnJ.? a toaic a nervine, ". a" in one bo?U0ratCr and blod-pu M '"nSi0'11 ofr' fact9 ab' knowaUaCttefiL-lif you want to hMio, -f5 , ?' and hurnau G &i? .Common Sense Med. - ?serjaRtaardmed fus,i hi .' ,00H Pa8e. Pro fusely illustrated, which will otV on TeceiP of 3' SfmstamPstoco"-cosl pf mailing only. This wori a complete family doctot STOttn?andold: t?, 8nou2d be read '" ?f oco eWies ,T,Tll7lprofiu on he sal He this fi.ii,f1at'.5o has rendered nnl rJJ1 I aw 1 nir Vs. J . &K