Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, January 28, 1897, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text- mum TTT'M?a.T T w ii t1 Daly Capital Journal. BY HOtrSK BROTMKR". THUBSDA'i JAtf. 23, 18OT. XXXXXXXXXXX DAILY LINK TO POBTLAHD. BTEAMEB8 ! Altoaa and Ramona -LEAVE-DAIX.Y. Portland, 0:46 a. m. (Quick time, regular tcnrice and cheap .i. . M, P. BALDWIN. Agent. Salem. fvw Tfiffif irv?3kf a: The American Queen JUST IN X Lines of plain wisat 20, 25, 30 and 35c Public 6cbool graduates take; note. Tbe raines In these arc better than ercr. Plain India line also from 10c up. Also collar canvas, Pride of West muslin, sheetings, -light outlnRS, plain Jap Allies, etc THOSE SILKS, We're been selllnjr at 75c (regular 11.25 and II kinds) we're decided to close oat entirely. Tbe assort ment will soon be taken. More quickly. SOME WAISTS, X We bare quite a number of ex cellent quality or Outing flannel and plaid cotton waists, were ?5c to (2, we offer them to close out at 60c Aline thing for service able bouse wear. See sale counter. T. floIversoD. i affnun m' ' "' "' ' I w wsssmmsm w w. - . - JOURNAL "X RAYS. Directed LeclsUtore Upon tbe Oregon asd Lobby. There are no Simon Republicans Eastern Orep&n scorns UbeJn saddle for reform. 1 t SAMPLES the. J Senator Mitchell Is Mitchell Republican. no looger a The foreruostr Illustrated magazine and home Jonrnal for women. February Number, 0tickk8 ELECTED...The student body of Willamette Unlrcrslty held business meetings Tuesday and Wed- nesday afternoons, when the resigna tion of I. P. Calllson. as president of . - . 1. . . . . I flint, tvwir. nnrl 9 a ulltrir.ln..lil.f w snicniiwi snrinff mniip. cnnuiinR: i ---. -. . vuii-iu-miW ui A brilliantly Illustrated letter from the Collegian were accepted and the i.iwauuio were uiiea. o. r. tAXly was elected president of the student body 1rtrla Portraits of D. L. Moody's(the great evangelist) family. The Dressmaker. ''By a Minute," love story by Clara Louise Burnham. In the Household. The Rising Generation. now to giro Valentine and Wash ington parties'. Register for the Queen. J, J. Dalrymple Co, ORETKN PERSONALS Attorney General C. M. Idleman re turned this morning to Portland. Chas. Craven, will arrive In Salem tills evening, from his trip to England. Hen. S. Cook, of the Oregon Land Co., was a Portland business visitor today. Mrs.C. F. Mc In toy re, went to AI bany this morning on a short visit t friends, J.Q.-Vaughn, of Coburg, Is In the city. Ho Is a brother of Represent ntlre Vaughn. Hon. A. C. Woodstock returned this morlng to Eugono after a short so journ In our city. Representative J. J. Howser, of Ashland, Jackson Co., Is In Portland on n brief visit. Hon. W. II. Rllycu, u prominent lawyer, camo down from Albany Wed nesday afternoon. 0. A. Wagoner, of Corvallls, and C. W. Sherman, of Portland, ore among tho guest at tho Willamette. Supt. A. N. Gilbert, of the Oregon 8tnto penitentiary, wa a Portland visitor Wednesday afternoon. 8. M. Stock,the popular young Com mercial street dry goods dealer, was a Portland business visitor today. Mrs. II. A. Dearborn is In Portland tho guest of her daughters. Mrs. A. L. McCully ond Mrs. E. S. Morgan. Frank K. Lovell, of the clerical force In Secretary of Stoto Klncald'a onice, wont to t'orlland this morning. Miss. Agnes Rrown, left Wednesday evening for San Jose, Cal., where sho will attend the California State Uni versity. Jui5go II. H. Hewitt, of Department No. 2 Marlon county circuit court, was in tho city for a few hours Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. W. R. Dunbar, of Goldendale Washington, arrived in the city this morning and Is tho guest of Mr and Mrs. F. E. HotJtfkln. State Superintendent G. M. Irwin, went toSoduvlllo this morning where this evening he will lecture on Edu- to airve the unexpired terra of Mr, Calllson. The students elected C. J. Atwood edltor-ln-chlef of the Colleg ian Mr. F. E. Brown aod Guy C. Miller were also candidates for this office but Mr. Atwood was the surf ccssful candidate. We Drcdlct Mr. Atwood will prove a valuable ncrson In the capacity to which tbe students nave elected him and that the Inter- est In this creditable school publica tion will not be In the least diminished In the change In the editorial staff. "I am now a- Dolph Republican..,! am not a Mitchell Republican." John H. Mitchell. Tbe worst secret society on the face of the earth is tbe secret political caucus. The Statesman don't want anybody to be dictator but Its own dictator- Sol Hirscb. No little one-horse habeas corpus could take such a man a Mlsener Into court. No codes bouohL or nrintinir done at this session at oders or resolutions from a partially organized legislature. The nubile understand that tbe Statesman's slonnr editorials are all paid for. But they are awfully tbln slop. Secretary of State II. R. Elncatd don't buy $1,270 worth of codes at a mere suggestion from a "rump" bouse. r A VfalaL m.W m tm A f PA f iteiosai gi ine liicueu cuw , sit with tbe Benson ramp bouse would . Infonnat,on for PersonsJReceivinjr Copies reem louispoae careiuaiy uiw i oi iouiu& ntsii-'a r-ruMAnrv tnr reflection. OS rrnr InrovlLlimln the TJaStyear. well as tb nssltr for aor more ms- cained a state circulation. It is ine .ion f tho rvnJm faction, as tbe only paper In Oregon besioca :ine not bare developed the sHbllme assur-j Because: aneethattbey n. both MkeKn, I. dDeent paper, and senators wit boat tbe senate, -no. T , nnntttnn nnner. It . K., a.-. ..Lt.lAne nuTl In. -T .ff ( ,. Mt.Minf mail uuecaa mi wuai cwrassrouj juvu - j posescorrupLpoiuita,vu"j"',i"-,'"w tellects as Benson, Bridges and Brown ami corrupt men In all parties. .. " s"P.PIF'r,',;7rn r,ir,Vnd NEW hPfJCC TtHftllQ )J Uclft' UUUUe) ep- m -i nnal - ' in all parties. It attacks the evil The disposition Is growing strong wnererer it finds it. . .. m i i i rrrm nTrnini w m i . n j i -- uiu to pass a half donmorm 0.nS,. -r? an7 " j7ffersonIon enact no new h appropriation bill bills that are spoki arp th fntlnwtne; General appropriation bill. Repeal railroad commission. Reduce county slarles. A mortgage tar law. A new wing to the asylum 5tate"prison. A constitutional convention. is,auoo, !""; felicity. It don't know the mean and adjoarn. The, lnrf comoromise of principle- It Is en of as essential always on the side of the people as aiinst the agressions of power tuat tend to destroy freedom .and equal rights. and New self-figured, all wool goods, all shades. 40 lncb, 50c. K All woTUlf-figiirea dress goods, all shades, 67c. New black goods-beauties-from 25c. to 81.50. Friday and Saturday Special Glove sale. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. ANOTT.ER Insane. K&te Remolds. who has held a nosltlon in tho. Mt Angel academy, was committed to the Insane asylum late Wednesday after noon. The examination was rain. ducted before County Judge G. P. Terrell, District Attorney S. L. Har den, and Drs. E. A. Pierce nnd Lee Stelncr. The unfortunate woman Is 37 years of age and Is a native of Bos ton. She imagines sho must fast for an Indefinite period. For the past two weeks tbe woman has refused to eat anything and perjlsta In sleeping upon the floor. Oaw:on's Bitters for indigestion, At Company B's HEADQCAHTEns. Pleasant headquarters for Company B., O. N. O. have been arranged for In the old armory. The rooms hare been elegantly furnished and will bo ready for occupancy Friday. This company Is in a flourishing condition. There arc forty-live members In the company and under tba efficient sup ervision of R. H. Leabo, as captain and Whit Holman, as first lieutenant. the company will prove a credit to the cuy. Senator Carter is not sick, has uot been sick and does not intend to be sick. He is not on the sick side of the question. Mitchell changed his name from Hippie to Mitchell upon coming to Oregon but hereafter his name may bo "Dennis." Mitchell is out of the wav. The legislature should now proceed to at tend to tbe people's Interests, as tbey find It impossible to advance tbe In terests of federal office seekers. Tbe men who were elected Mitchell Republicans last spring sacrificed all In devotion to a principle only to find their leader abandoning the onlr principle which entitled him to their support. The Statesman could not be hired to print a cartoon of non. Sol Hirscb, His profile Is equal to that of Nathan Rothschild, himself. Elder Barkley and Jo Simon look like genuine Yankees besde tbe nartriarchal and Mosaic profile of old Sol. 'Tlilc lnr.LW.nrA h-lt 'em all." said an old hayseed as he came down the state boue steps. "In what respect," asked a by stander. "Commonly," said the old man, "we find a sprinkling of farmers, business men and newspaper men in such a body. I've visited every legis- later that ever assembled In Oregon, but this is the first eelslater I ever saw where every dura member of tbe house is a constitutional lawyer." TilfW- dfumt I S fe tiet Sesii-Annoal Statement The semi-annual statement of S. L. Frailer, admlnlstratorof the estate of Anglo Frailer, deceased, was today filed with the county clerk. It Is n statement of tbe receipts and expendi tures of tbe estate for the six months beginning June 24,1806, and ending December 24, 1806. There Is a bal ance on hand of 1331.00. Hearthurn curtd by Dwios Bitten, Land TiUNSFERv-Olof Olson and wife hare disposed of a certain niw of real estate In SUverton to n. M. and Harold Olson, for 8000, tbe due ior which was today filed with County ccoracr.r. w. waters. It Is agreed by both parties in the conveyance o of tbe property, that none but brick Hon. H.L. Barkley says, with a few slight amendments, the oresent charter of Woodburn suits the people of that town. The chances of pass! ng a new charter are bo thin that the present one will probably stand. The following in a handwriting of legislative style was laid on Tire Journal reporter's desk. "Resolred, That the legislature of Oregon, now assembled, Is a damned farce, and that tbe members thereof should be fined 8500 each, deprived of right of suffrage and sent home." If members of a legislature could only clearly grasp the essential idea of the representative principle, they would realize that a legislature before It is organized is nearer tbe true de mocracy of the people than ever after wards. As scon as organization takes place it assumes tbe republican form of government and individuals sur render some of their rights. Hence, gentlemen, strain your intellect to the point of comprehending that more members are required under all properly drawn democratic constitu tions to organize a legislature than to do business under the organization after it Is organized I See? Some of the members of the house are earning their salary. Representa tives Gill and Munkers spend their time regularly in a committee room reading and considering bills intro duced. They make amendments, adopt or reject the measures, and keep a record of their deliberations. A good deal of the time they are Joined by the other People's members and grind out not a little good legisla tion, which is lust as lezal and as carefully considered in the interest of the people, as the nroceedines of th Benson house. Sometimes Gill sends rttl nnr r !-. 1 . luuBuuuuajiuc uieinoers orougni in wuu are aisposea to oe laggards, and gives them a good talking to and then all go to work. King in name but not in nature! The People's Senator from Rak-Pr ha the honor of belne the Datrint nf tho Senate! nis resolution for th inrtA. pendence of Cuba has the true Amer ican ring, and In printed form U h. Ing widely read How Deab to the Heart Of a man who enyoys smoking, is a pleas ant cigar. That Is the reason so As a 10 cent cigar, it has no equal. Catarrh in the Head Is a dla5e that may lead to cosump- ilB d v t a mI In nAAj"l Vir f r Yfl? A UUU. ViikdiJU 13 wurtu U 1UIUUIC blood, and the true way to cure it Is by purifying the blood. Hood's Sarsa parilla cures catarrh because It re moves the canse of It by purifying tho blood. Thousands testify that they have been cured by Hood's Sarsa- parilla. Hood's Pills are purely vegetable and do not purge, pain or gripe. All druggists. 25 cents. mmNMHH0 257 Commercial st, Great is the Fall xxx, REMOVEP from Pohle's old stana, to two doors west of the engine house. We will be pleased to meet all our customers at said stand, where we will ba prepared to do general repairing and horse shoeing. 1 51m Glover & Vvgv. It ! .1.. . We thought Senator Mitchell was!,can PFlefor a vote on this matter opposed to a secret caucus? He always said so. He asked members to sign up a call or a pledge that only open viva voce methods of votine would ha cmpioyea. nut men ne was also op posed to tbe single gold standard. He used to advocate election of senators by direct rote of the people. But time changes all things If time can't something else can. they would liberate Cuba tomnrmw. Two hundred and fifty men with a firm determination and backed by public sentiment could liberate Pnhn ;lnninety.layj. But monarchical In fluences at Washington are immense; tie senate has backed down and the aristocracy overawes the administration. Reed's Opera House, PATTON BROS., Managers. One Night Only, Wednesday, Feb, 3, Mr, Louis James Management of Wneenlmls &. TZrm. per. First time here of a scenic pro duction of Dr. Bird's grand play uepicung giauxionai lire. Darfactis Mr. James Is Tvwltirolr tlm nnin tragedian who will visit Salem this season. An exceptional company. Special scenery. First S rows lower floor. . . .' $1 50 naianeA inn-cr tinnr -i v First 2 rows in gallery 1 50 Jjext2rowsln gallery 1 00 Balance of gallery 50 Crockery, Glassware, 2C Tableware, The Pioneer Store Is making a break in Crockery Glass and Cbinaware, which places their fine line of goods below anything ever attempted. Din ner sets 120 pieces, seml-porcelaln decorated 310 99. 44 pieces Tea Set, $3.25; Water Sets, imported glass, 31.85 to 31.95; worth nearly double. Everything from a teacup to tbe finest imported sets reduced to the cost line. Cash takes everything at yonrown figure, G Wrl mm uiviiiiik lie itiu ICClurO Ou rXlU- ""! wv uuug uuj, oriCK cational topics before tbe SodaTllle,or8U,Dobu"d'n9 ara to be erected College uPon tho land specified in the deed. Geo. A. LandU, of Toledo; Jack. Ma. Jordan's FtTNEUAi The Mulligan, , of Kansas; E. 8. Cattron, last sad rites over tbe remains of Mrs. of Monmouth; Jas. H. McKlbben, of J. D. Jordan, who died Monday after Portland: F. J. Batter, of Brooks; noon, were conducted from the Dnl were among the guests at tbe cook tarlsn rhnrohifOn.ii, .1.1. ... -- - -.,. v-aaf aV m WV4W.Jk tula 011C hoteltoday. . noon. Rer. W. E. Conelanrt. m.tnrr - 'i v ' ( mat cnurcb, officiating. Tho remains "" luvcrrea in me iturni cemetery RR91 The Mitchell egg Is addled and win never hatch. A new hen must now be got on, or an incubator set to work Every Day Want Supplied 7c. 8c 10c. lzic a a yd, erery- MUSLINS-5c,ec, vurtl. rillftTSM 10 12IC You should tr Dawson's Bitters. CoMPTmo.v.-I said to be the life of trade but none of tftir competl- r.il tl I7VM M Tf n ...L .. . 25c a pair. OurTronCiad 25cbcWel. ' ZZ" "TSLtL "S!." nnrih " w " " .. uvuuo .urus.. nro- thine In tho nrlnt lino ...f. .i.i:.:..-Li""rT - UlULiUUK'M llOSB-10.' 15fi.SV tow r.n nllM, thfl Iw-hf. nn onrf h LININGS-Ocmd skirt linings, 5o to lScuyd. Waist linings lOe toSSoa yd. Rustle linings, percallncs, fibre chamois, crinolines, linen facings, col lar canvas, etc. , , O KNT'S FURNISH I NGS - White linen collar lOu, 15o, 20o each. Linen oiimjsoon pair. Fine wh to shlrm prletors of the State House restaurant. street White Adjournment. Is never taken at KletU's oyster house on Commercial street. They are constantly engaged In KrvlncrHnlllniia vi-tx i.-i. t-"'n iwii. I'loc wiiiio snirui : ,... u..u.,kJ tu ivkib- unuunancu ooc, laundrlcd shirts 75c, Ovora and residents of Salem, und l,oo each, bee our neckties, bockn and handkerchiefs, working Died. Khlrts, underwear, ra.ssluiere and rot- RnssiPrr-nn,. ...n 1 tonado pants, overalls, etc, win iTrhr1 vrf "J1 homu f Mr. Wiu. Armstrong, the shoe- Sfflifiifi. jim,iei2; V maker, Is with us now. ' He wllclui fffi ffiLJ duiir r m7 l?07' share of your patronage. liliSl? uuuUlf r Mr- am 51w- WILLIS BROS Si CO, " J. A. Wright, a member of Court aud Liberty. lbe k0" of representatlrw in 16i4, to Uh Dry Goods, Cotblog tad a " city a guet at tbe Wlllam s awit. ett. There Is talk amons members ntniit. TOtlncp tar Tf nrrlcnn T trin.u united States senator, and some h. & batch a senator for Orepnn nt h lievehecan be elected. How would w,nduP While the leglmate workfof the vacancy be filled In tho office of lhe PP'e can be proceeded with at secretary ol state? By appoinment "o distant day, it is In order to name of Governor Lord. There are those men wbomaybe considered in th who desire to vote for Governor Lord, . atorte! class. We assume that ho and some believe he could bo elected. mere Mark Hanha's will g0 down" In that case Secretarv Klncald wnnw " Oregon. Wealth alone wnnf ... discharge tbe duties of both secretary 31ea must be found clearly on one ana goyernor. e or me oiner of tbe moner nnM . . tlon. So we take tbe liberty to What is more unAmerlcan t,:, ,rJt.r.,,wt. or PM fbrenCAnUreH,CK,S;atnre f B,Ml' oZmmZr) . .....vuaw,a. iCl,, mans wnai uiujciauisis: u K.KIncaid.n T, be proposed Tuesday night and does EwMey. J.H. Waldo, Blnger Her yet. Twelve senators, malorltr r 5La.n.B.' on5lh? Bourne, Srlvestr the Republicans in that bodv. , tt,?L't' " mW and Wm. H. Mm) lk k.i. -- .- . ... ... . ' "'"" ' "uon ocuai 10 ail witn me GOOK'S HnlR I vr wv 9 UNION BARGAIN STORE ! Removed to 291 Commefcial Street, Newly Enlarged and Imoroved. Excellent rooms and the best meals. Pafc -o-t.i- Strangers should see us before enpapino-. ig-LIghted by electricity throughout. THERE WILL BE A SEE THESE BARGAINS i Men's heavy plow shoe, regular 31.3o shoe, for 95c. Men's fine dress shoe, regular 31.50 Ladles' finr rlrosa oliriA vnm.ln.ai en Ch.. ..,,"""""""' "-KU.U. Ql.UU Boys' fine dress shoe, 3to!G regular 31.50 shoes, for 80c. Children's heavy button shoe, 8 to 12or,eF,HIar 81 suoes, for 70c. 2 regular 81.20 sboesT forSfc. ' w uiuer goods in proportion. 4 . M, Jf MATSON, Fro, Here Is a Sample OF OUR PRICES AT OUR JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in orocerjes. nnfo .; window fflass. vatkic:1ie -, v --. - .w, uu tne most complete stock 0 brushes of all kinds in k state. Artists materials, limt nair, cement and shingles, an ""i 4uuy 01 frass seeds, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. IJlKL. WATVTTPn A , housework. T"r." ,Eoa E,n to. 4 Comer ChVm,!'' "..tsmnV vta iiuu iMnercenin strwti 1-25 6t ?.?E;rA Cnt-class wooden wate 5srss?j?u?'. "..? - ..-., i, mie. 20-7t rump Benson senator The refuse. bouse and elect him senators did well to . i ... ,c!0 Caaaot Be Cored W LOCAL APPLICATIOXSTI, ii - b4o eoamtott duLScd'id? hVI 3,r uke '" & f. uA't ck7r-T.r0,'i 4 .. - u uk a vuicwc. u u tmtrnh,. K. Queer wav to qp.ll tnn " Your grocer sells you &&fZ25& o iwk ... r r w Kr -j - i . . - pacKatjc 01 SCfttfitiPS Best h-SZL.7ZZ"r' eti . .... " 7T- - IT""1. wtMhjtflreetlT b TT. - " GRAND BAT J. Given at Labor Exchange hall In North Salem Friday Evening, January 29 tend1 invited to at. ball aiui i.5r.2!e75I!..'lP there to - 4hkUIH. i il-.. r Mss-y&jR. J- h; Closing Out Sale Ladlpu' linn.... j PhiMV 1 ' uuur rests jpc Gents' drawers (per pair').' or? Gentf t"o pair wooThoie for.' ""yg u fvAOOLHofEraATNCAoi "t&Tff" ftS -chin. Ladies Bazaar P. S.Removed to the'Leaaei. I oALE.Fnr cal tn ... i ' 1 . 9 nn Krt A w "v r Doara ana jceepi T"L Pt FJbr 10- At the Iron. Zl RENTER WANTun ti : ri :ffi v uiii,j iiuiiii ni i 1 aH K.irT i.f . linn .... -."""'" "an in CUHITM ;r.",...-,.BC'.,?."mberi young orchard and mwilv in cm'iii ffpij r 1 . l. us ftagas , y. vomi reet. i-jc-ins SfvST-A '"Gc farm espec-l Y. Led..t0 . d sheep. The 61a HiT- ." '"."Je Willamette valley. Would? wJ. ..i?ral .,arm with stock and hors. , 1IUI11I1 iiira nln. ... . havealiri-1 E. "n Somc PIow Iani J IT Swo i1.man.fF.. ftock necessar frmtandaTrT'", "5 P,a.ce Tth ,'M Journal office. ' WBler- ln .. "! Ilk maiI : 221 ami n -. 1 . ' cooa team wi hameal &!n,n?."aEn.th top. A greall NiSh .!. a" "P" hanEe office, lacob ' ras yty elLSy' G.HlJ y- ' i.ii lot ??TiLL,-AI1 Persons are hereby notified' rnJ l:,?1": cred,t t0 Mrs. Delia Plum, tbs th ffi-iKc50?Y' li .-... ,11. I.'l.. i I HMHWiln. TV. - . &' mil iia v u i. ,. a irr rrawnj - - . . . . ; rr; ";:: :r, . ,. 1VCS , m2st-t?ts ;uu;ul uiuuuy uaCK. tesmM.uk itt " W,"K -". 5ead for iMaKes quick business and 'cp-s. w JS: k - "oteio, o. TIIOS. 1X 1 -. i.-r. 1 plenty of it. iTAaasr' I. t cs iK- ? 'Fr&0& LnJ,ad,08WhoValuo 1 Blacksmith and Wagon Maker. 1 ?? J- Herschbach. M.M,.!.t. ... . ner .lweihodnB 'a VciX'" .7.? P' -zSi resettb" iht V K ,a0M ?"i in proportion, 5f, ?. All Cheneleu ; "' rrl ifcif'v ln-.,an' way. slape or fonn, clals n VA?V "sponsible for suci claims. David M. Pin t : n. . o .- . . .M.t t.iUtUJUf yjft j , r,, ..A,rFurnishe' rooms three blofb street. WX- A' linSer 3" JJ h.tf-.." u- SCOlTStcnotrraDher ui yiwmer, room 12. over Ladd & Buihl new oher aaietd. Por hnl - y?teoeaien'o'tho-- U.I, ""geqna!s Voan,. pow hVnV p' . m '? ov i-add& Hujm Dank, ironipt attention to all classes of wort ttf bSnN1;,even BCres adjo'ning tff nritn b?1, at Chen"wa, five acres f lit, pnd' S00"1 hoe. bam and well ArM, moloryear for low cash rent. ,"'',? Box '. or apply at G.W.Pearmu omne1noithoftorn on rivor road, ilis? hSAri.. . lmS s,i. -"" "uiMuop at nis piace.in io of r.W-here he is P'epared to do all ku 01 repainng, Orders Ifi 9r M.,.in' itW i "ore promptly attended to. ! n L ,tfi SSSH iin" nil--" -"