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POPULISTS
Battling Against Injustice.
Want Representation On the Boards
of Election Judges.
The People partr men In this legis
lature arc pot Ktondlntf out for Mr.
Bourne for upeakcr or any other man
as a personality, but they are (landing
out as a matter of principle, for fair
play In the elections. To secure this
end tbey will demand an organization
of the house that will enable them to
rcoort. discuss and place on Its pas-
wliat Is known as the Holt.
any appolntraeot, Dor to remSre any
Judjreor clcrlr of election without the
consent. In writing, of the county
central committee chairman and sec
retary on whose recommendation he
was appointed.
UfflTED,
Silver Men and Pojmllttt Urged to Stay
United.
re-for
sage
not only
members
election law. Tills law Js
demanded by the country
but In the city of Portland.
A Portland paper siy: To state
more sped llcally. It Is desired to have
a Republican, a Democrat and a Pop
ulist Judge at cich pilllnztxnth In
stead of two KupuWIains and one
Democrat or vice vewa, as has been
the cao hereloforc. In order that
this kind of legislation may obtain a
favorable consideration In a Republi
can house It Is deemed necessary, by
the Populists and Democrat, to have
tho speaker and thus the committees
with them. It Is too well known that
there are but two men In the Oregon
legislature, who really pass laws, so to
pcak, tho rcmalng88 members merely
stand In 6o as to obtain favorable con
sideration of some pet measures of
their own. If a hill Is not wantert oy
tho president of the senate or the
speaker of tho house, it Is usually
smothered In committee or reported
adversely, and that invariably settles
Its fate, It will be seen at a glance,
then, that the speakership under pres
ent circumstances Is most Important
If not positively necessary."
We print tho full textof the amend
ment proposed in the Holt bill, and
which toTHK Joubkal seems Jus
and fair, as In many counties of the
state tho People's party men are Id a.
majority and now have practical con
trol of tho elections.
nEUE IS TUB HOLT HILL.
Section 3. On tho first Saturday In
May proceeding each regular general
election, the county Judge In each
county of this state, shall appoint in
each precinct iu his county, three
Judges of election possessing the qual
ifications of electors.
In every county tho chairman and
secretary of the county central com
mittees of the three political
parties, which cast the largest, the
second largest, and tho third largest
number of votes respectively at tho
last general election in the state
for Justlco of the supreme court
utiall each havo tho right and are
hereby authorized, to propose and
recommend to tho county Judge of
such county In writing tho name of
ono qualified elector to 6crro as Judge
of election In each precinct In said,
county, and tho county Judge must
aud Khali appoint the electors so
recommended.
In each county of this state tho
chairman of tho two political parties
costing tho greatest number of rotes
for Justice of tho nuprouao court, and
tho second greatest number re
spectively, at tho lost proceeding
general election In this state, may
also on tho first Saturday In May, pro
ceeding each regular general election
proposo and recommend to tho county
Judge of such county lu writing the
name of ono qualified elector to servo
us clerk of the election board In each
precinct ln buIo. county, and the
county Judge must urn.' shall appoint
tho qualified elector vo recommended.
If any county chairman and secre
tary as above provided shall fall to
file with tho county Judge, before the
first Saturday In May Immediately
proceeding each regular, general elec
tion tho names of the qualified
electors they recommend for Judge
and clerk ot election In any precinct
or precincts In any county
In this state the county Judjje
of such county shall appoint uid
officers on his own motion.
The county Judge shall designate
one of tho three Judges to be chair
man. The Judges and clerks of elec
tion so appotuUHl shall hold their
oniccafortwo:ywN
Immediately after the appointment
ot said Judges and clerks the clerk
shall make out and wjnd to each Judge
aud dork m appointed by rvglttcred
mall a notice of his appointment.
Ifauy vacanoy shall occur on any
board of election In any precinct In
this state, it shall be tilled In the
same maimer as the original appoint
ment was made; provided, that If
said vacancy shall occur, and from
any cause be unfilled upon tlte day of
election the remaining Judges ihnll
till the vacancy the Judge or clerk w
appointed to be of the stme political
parly as was the ono whose place he
tills.
No county Judge of any county In
this state (hall hare power to cpcl
Silver fo'ces of Oregon must
main united if they are sincerely
free coinage.
Editor Journal: We see how
General James li. Weaver, of Jowa, Is
trying to effect union in that state
when all bis party leaders are trying
to prevent It. Washburn aDd Butler
are dally writing and sending cir
culars all over the United States, ad
vising Populists to refrain from
union. Washburn says, "We must
not be mere camp followers of an
other party," and "we must not al
low the Democratic party to swallow
us." Nevertheless that veteran silver
leader of Iowa is still hammering
away at union. If Oregon had .more
Populists of hU type she would
be better off. To unite with the Dem
ocrats and Silver Republicans would
not.be camp-following, at least the
Democratic party would not be swal
lowing the Populist brethren, To
still remain united means sure victory
and tobeperate n-cans defeat to the
silver force?. Whl'e .the Democratic
and Populist party stand on the same
platform, or almost the same, why
will they talk of separating for some
minor issue which will not do tho
country any good till free silver
triumphs. To persist on separation
la this question, conveys the impres
sion (hat the Populists arc not flghtl ng
for silver hut for name and place, and
has a tondency to prove that they are
not sincere in their belief. One year
from next Juno the voters of Oregon
will be called together to elect a con
gressman and legislature. For silver
to triumph there must be somo good
work ;donc. Will the Democrats,
Populists and Sliver Republicans,
unite In ono party and carry tho elec
tion or will they separate and allow
the tireless gsldbug to have a sweeping-victory.
This will be the effect
of every campaign for years to como
as long as union Is not effected. The
Populist party will never win to
fight alone as insisted by Washburn,
but will in time, become extinct.
Tho Silver Republicans show that
tboy are flghtlug for principle by
tearing loose from their party, and
advocating Independent American
Bimetallism.
If the two sliver party les had united
In Jfcine an honest American citizen
would have represented the First con
gressional district of Oregon, In con
gress Instead of a Englishman gold
baKm. Thus wo 6ee the need of com
plete union which will bjnd every part
of tho silver clement In one compact
body well organized, and then It will
be able to cope with tho great gold
monarchy. Sliver fought In the last
campaign Just merely In ita infancy
and did better than was really ex
pected, and now as we have a deep
hold wo must not turn back, must not
be discouraged and forever defeat our
selves by rashnesi or anything that
pertains to losing courage. Democrats
Populists,sllver Republtcans.Joln your
hands In party union, for the great
battle which Istotako place before
two years rolls arouud.prcparc for cap
turing congress and tho legislature for
sllver,flght for each other side by side,
work In perfect harmony for the next
two years and your efforts will be
crowned and rewarded by the greatest
land-sliding victory that ever befell a
political party of the state of Oregon.
T. F. M.
(From Tennessee, Ore.)
INITIATIVE
And Limited Referendum.
Amendment to Give Peop!ef Ore
gon Direct Legislation.
Hon. W.S. U'Ren, of Clackamas
county, has presented a bouse Joint
resolution for an amendment to the
constitution of the state of Oregon, as
follows:
Resolved, By the house (the senate
concurring) that the following amend
ment to the constitution of the state
of Oregon be, and hereby Is propwed:
Section 1 of article 4, of the constl
Hon of the state of Oregon shall be,
and nereby Is, amended to read as fol
lows:
The legislative authority of the
state shall be vested In the legislative
assembly, which shall consist of a
senate and bouse of representatives,
The legislative authority shall also
be vested in the electors of Oregon,
and may be exercised in the manner
hereinafter provided. Style of every
bill shall be, "Be It enacted by the
people-of the state of Oregon."
Two-fifths of all the legislative as
sembly shall have power, by demand
duly entered on the Journals at the
time of the final vote on any bill, to
refer thq same, or any part thereof, to
the electors of Oregon for approval or
rejection at the next special or gen
eral election.-
Eight thousand electors, which
number shall include at least two hun
dred and fifty from each of ten coun
ties of Oregon.shall have power tore
quire that any act, of the legislative
assembly shall be referred to all the
electors of the Ktatc at the next gen
eral or special election, by filing their
demand in writing with theSccretary
of State within ninety days from the
end of the session of the legislative as
sembly which passed the act. A two
third's vote of tho members pf each
house shall be required to give effect
to any within ninety days from the
end of the session.
Fifteen thousand electors of Oregon,
which number shall Include at least
two hundred and fifty electors from
each of ten counties, shall have power
to propose any law, amendment to a
Ja w,or amendment to the constitution
of the state of Orcgon,and require that
it be referred to all the electors for ap
proval or rejectlon.at the first general
or special election occur ring not less
than four months after such demand
in writing shall have been filed with
the Secretary of State.
Every act, part of an act, or consti
tutional amendment which shall be
referred to tho electors, shall take ef
fect if It is approved by a majority of
those voting thereon, butj not other
wise. Until laws ere enacted providing es
pecially for carrying into effect the
provisions of this amendment, the
Secretary of State, and all other of
ficers, shall be guided in its enforce
ment by the general election laws aad
tho provisions of the acts heretofore
passed referring constitutional amend
ments to tho electors of Oregon for
approval ot rejection.
A Homestead BM.
Permtw HmH 1w Introduced a bill
fwanattejcelw?-eJ frn"
attachment ad Judicial 3 "'
kw:
1. The hoe5tead of any family
stall be exempt for Judicial sale fw
the Mtlsfactfon of any llaMiny nenr
9fi.r Mntrvtid nrfor the satlsfac-
.1..- r --- iu,l,..nt hereafter ob-
tnined on such debt.
Such boaiestead mast be the actual
abode of, and owned by sch family,
or soeae member thereof.
3. Such bomeUead shall not exceed
fifteen hundred dollars In value, nor
exceed one hundred and siy
ir,rfnrif nnt located in town or
city laid off Into bloocks and lots; if
located in any such town or cuj, i""
i thnll not exceed one block; but in
no instance shall such homestead be J
rfi.iJ f Iocs thnn twenty acres nor
one lot, regardless of value.
4. This act shall not apply to de
crees for the foreclosure of 3ny mort
gage properly executed, but If the
owners of such homestead be married,
then It shall be executed by husband
or wife.
5. When any officer shall levy upon
such homestead, the owner thereof,
wife, husband, agent, or attorney of
such owner may notify such officer
that he claim such premises as his
homestead, describing the same by
metes and bound, lot or block, or
legal subdl viilonof the United States,
wherpiinon such officer shall notify
the creditor of such claim, and if
mi hnmKtMil shall exceed the
minimum in this act. and he deem it
of creater value than fifteen hundred
dollars, then he may direct the sher
iff to select three dlsmtereaiea
inmuhil(lp of the county who
shall examine and appraise such
homestead, under oath, com
mencing with the twenty acres,
or lot upon which the dwelling i lo
cated, apprising achlot or twenty
acres separately; ami If same exceed
1 1500 then the sberiS shall proceed
tn u ail melees of 5150) by lots or
smallest keal sub-divisloa, offering
them in the order directed by the
Judgment debtor, if be ebroes to di
rect; otherwise be shall sjll the satae
a aforesaid, so a to have the home
stead as compact as piWe.
6. In teiu of tbe prcceedtogs afore
said, the execution creditors ay at
any time pay tfee exeeaUoa debtor
the sum of 8150J asd proceed to sell
the homestead as be might heretofore
tiavedooe, adding Uk said HIM to his
lien, bat ibe mosey aforesaid shall be
exempt from exteattoe.
;. Tbe boraestred aforesaid shall be
exempt from sale oa aay Judicial pro
cess after tbe dttlfe of the person en
titled thereto for the collection ot any
debt for irhich tbe same could bare
beea sold dortor Us lifetime, bat
socn bow rt mi tkaB deswsod as if
6elh&i exis-
. LOCii.
fj3f Be Cared
jusucations.
REUQION AND OCCUPATION.
Points About
of Orejoa
SAMPLES.
InfoaBAttoa for Persons Receiving Copiea
of Tb laue.
Tub Journal has In the past year
gained a state circulation. It Is the
only paper In Oregon besides the Or-
egonian mat, is iau id every part ot
the state u the postoQIce records
show. You are asked to circulate It.
Becaux;
1, It U a clean paper.
2, It U an Independent paper.
3, It Is an opposition paper. It op
pooes corrupt roll tics, corrupt methods
and corrupt men In all parties.
it supports aggressively tue liUOl)
It finds in public and private life and
in all parties. It attacks the evil
wherever it rinds It.
Tub Jouunul advocates old
fasnloned honesty and Jeffertoaloo
simplicity. It don't know tho tueas
IngofcotunromWeof nrinolnle. Ills
always on the side of the people as
against the aggressions of power that
icuu w uwroy ireeaom ana equal
right. ,
the Lite
Senators.
Below is a list of the Oregon sena
tors, with a statement of their re
ligion and their professions. It will
bo seen that a majority of tbescnators
belong to no church organization, bat
It does not necessarily follow that they
aro not believers In churches and the
benefits they give tbe world. In fact
most ot the senators seemed to take
pleasure in paying tribute to tbe
worth and importance of religious
culture.
Bates, no church; business man.
Brownell, no church; lawyer.
Calbreath, no church; physician.
Carter, Missionary Baptist; farmer.
Daly, no church; physician.
Dawson, no church; farmer.
Driver, Methodist; preacher.
Dufur, no church; attorney.
Gesncr, no church; engineer.
Gowan, no church; attorney,
Harmon, no church; county clerk,
teacher.
ITaseltlne, Methodist; merchant.
Hobson, no church; merchant.
Holt, no church; farmer.
Hughes, no church; farmer.
Johnson, Cumb. Prts; businessman.
King, no church; lawyer.
Mackay, Presbyterian; lumberman.
McClung, Methodist; merchant.
icneu,so ennrou; lawyer, news
paper man.
Mulkey, Christian; lawyer.
Patterson, ot Marios, bo ohuroh;
merchant.
Patterson, of Washington,
church; merchant.
Price, Christian; farmer.
Reed, no church; merchant.
Selling, Jewfth; merchant.
Smith, Baptist; lawyer.
Taylor, no church; merabant.
Wade, no church; merchant.
Simon, no church; lawyer.
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i i Himitf ii i ill iiiiiin I hi 1 1 i ii ia erfe.
aes z ic oast uir bsjl1 Kculial
&&'! Cassi Csrt a wWrnesaU tad
ass &ijbs "deed xsd. asees o
fvca. 3u?i Cao.-tfl Cstt naxi aside
rHhcwr i niyjuJbf by cee tse
leg yiiif n n i stbiecacry far yew, 3
irstA ji ii iih i ll X ccsfond of
atlatxaatisn, tOTWtf tk tie
lest Vfaod ?aa&E, iciffij iarxtl t ioa &
ansa B&a. Tiit ya&zz cn-faiiko
rf&rsiaa a tiit froizca tsch
-sifrfrl ssfa 2X gss CxtrA. Ssd let
? J-Czntn cCa,Tyds,0.
Gidd HUL ia Jophise cocaty, has
a fcoOoli uoa, which, ia point ot
weight, ii tqeei to asyoftbea. The
comta&ed e?ai of tbe teas is 2105
pounds.
3
no
If yon cosid look
head few sosths
&sd see vhit ni'
axsisg roa thost
tpells of weakness,
loss of appetite,
vitUrg of fleih
and eaejjnr yoa
wooldnl wait for
disease to get a
pnp on yoa. i oa
would begin right
away to tone op
your constitution
with Dr. Pieree'i
LOCKING AHEAD Golden Medical
Dueovery It doesn't work miracle;
bat it does what other medidna cant do
aad what doctors say can't be done un
til they see it done right under their noses
it cures coasmnpUon. Not always ; to
say that would be an exaggeration, but
in a large majority of cases , in advanced
cases which have been gwen up as hope
less. The "Discovery " ia not called a con-sumption-cure
; it is a blood-maker. It
gives energy to the blood-making organs
to create new Mood, full of healthy red
corpuscles. This rapid supply of pure,
rich, red blood drives out all diseases that
have their roots ia the blood : Consomp.
tion is one of these ; scrofula, malaria,
ecaetaa, erysipelas, catarrh are others.
It is absurd to doctor them separately at
Umg, or skin, or head diseases. They
t be driven out of the blood. You
caa rely on the "Golden Medical Dis
covery ' to do this every time.
It is not a patent medicine. It 1 the
perfected result of 30 years, practical ex
peneace by ose of the most skillful pby.
neltas aad esanent medical authorities
in tail ewtntryr-Dr. R. V. Pierce. Chief
(WdtiBg Physician to the Invalids' Ho
tel aad Sargkal Institute, Buffalo, N. Y.
Dr Mmri wc4 pij, uk. "The PtotJe'.
logos. zi csc-erst tUawTu tarn cMtot Sit
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H. MACK
- DENTIST,
Cnrressor to Dr. I. SI. Keene, old V
Corner, Salem, Or. Partie desiring iMM
operations at moderate ices in any nrancli
in especial rciiucsi.
this year in valuable
articles to smokers of
BlackweiTs
Genuine
Durham
Tobacco
Yon will find one coupon in
side each 2-ouncc bag, and two
,.na Sneide each 4-ounce
V.UUlJVuu -- mm
ThO Best bag.Buyaiag,xeauu.B.-r-- g
o SmoklneTobacco Wade nd see hew -to gee yo r- g
ZnMotMOtiOQOoa&0COOOOtiOOOoa9O9vy'
ro" "' -' ' "
Mill TO II
Plenty of money on good security.
A large quantity of land for sale at
low fieurc and on easy terms.
HAMILTON & MRS
Room 5, Bush bank building.
- THE ONLY -
ONE CENT DAILY
ai Tiir nAPiriP PflAOT
UIN InL rMUinu ounoi.
REPORTS Is FOIL.
tlth to
TV OrM nn lM.latnre meets Tan.
elect a senator to succeed Mitchell and enact
needed teiorm legislation. ou will want a
reliable report of its proceedings.
BEL
BLI MS.
The ,eople
all the news,
source it news.
want tbe new s They want
They want it from a reliable
IB CENT m.
One month byjmail 25c; one year .'
3rKo papers sent beyoad time paii
for,
- THE ONLY -
ONE DOLLAR WEEKLY
- IN OREGON.
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in groceries, paints, -oils,
window glass, varnishes, and
the most complete stock of
brushes of all kinds in the
state. Artists' materials, lime,
hair, cement and shingles, and
finest quality of frrass seeds,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GIRL WANTED.-A good girl to do
house work. Appl to L. M. Benninghoft,
Corner Chemekcta and Nineteenth streets.
'-3S 6t '
FOR SALE.-'A fint-clas wooden water
tank, will hold 9oo gallons' oi ater, a m
place in South Salem, n . Mie 36-3
"rieerue.blB4ry,0-AUhe'r
.-.j -j.
KtNTER WANTED-Thteeyears lease ta
ngbt party, of nacre, good hoe andrn
diree miles north of Salim. ;- -r?'
tion i.n .,.-. ..t. . ' " w"va
v, '25-,m
, ,at:'-A V Maw w th kaiS
bgaia. fiali atliae LaboTljXwi 522
North alem. Tem JtfS5.
Jicob.
Term TWy eMyt
Gee. 11,
Ml im
WANTED TO RENT.-A large farm espec
lally adopted to stock and sheep. The farm
must be tn the Willamette valley. Would
w i1,0,."1 ,farm wuh stock and horses,
would like place with some plow land. I
have all the machinery and stock necessary
fr'ui0arnameW0uld,lik? Plaee '"h
j- ?
uin.C All persons arc herebv notified'
not to give credit to Mrs. Delia Plum
my wile, in any way, shape or form
. ,...... 1 ,UHIi uncom, Ur. 1-8 4w
TO LET
from state
street.
rumisnea rooms three blocks
u. . uitnger, 321 Mill
r-5 tl I?
mks M it w. . .-1. rr ,
.. w. ... . iv x x stenographer and
glwnler, room 1?, over LaadFBoJhJ
bank. Prompt attention to all classes of work.
f-Jr4 K'f Eleven acres adjoining the
Man school, at Chetrawa, five acres of
Garden landi h es of
watet . By month or year for low cash rent
-. .tuiug. uruers left at ;
More promptly attended to.
's jewelry
1330 91$
R. J, HRRsnun a --
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1 Wagon Maker.
-tad. ifhK ta 5"'-
MORTGAGE LOAN
On inside property at 7 per cent. On f
and security at 8 per cent. Safe loans ma
or investors. Insurance eflecred in reliall
companies. JOHN M01R,
Broker, room No. 2, Bush bank buildiJ
vm mm
WOLZ &. MIESCKE. Prons.
Dealars in all kinds of fresh and salt meii
Lard in bulk, 7c a lb. Cheapest meat tn ft!
own. Try them. 171 Commercial st.
Up town shop near car barn on State st. !
SALEM
vim m
Office: Willamette Hotel BuildiV
For water service apply at 'office. Dft
Davable monthly in advance. Make
complaints at the office.
C. H. LANE,
ME
ifr rnmmftreifll Kt.. Salm Or
BTSuits $15 upwards. Pants $ upwands
MANTffl
BREWSTER & WHITE,
l M,
All kinds of grain feed, hay, straw,
etc., at lowest prices.
91 COURT ST, - SALE1I
MI
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JAPAN TRADING Off!
zoSy, COMMMERCIAL ST., SALEM.
Finest bamboo furniture, Japanese Curia
toys etc-, For Holidays. Only 'Taf
store in town, Will be sold especially ctiei
for Christmas trade. Lowest prices evi
offered for best stock in this line. 12 12 I
4 PURE JERSEY BUL
For service for the season, Call at Browtl
meat market, corner Center and Thirteen!
street. Finest milk stock in Oregon. 12-nl
1W MEAT MOT
Best Meats in the city. Prompt deliverffl
v-uuic uiutK ouuj.', -uuu sireec snop.
GEO. FENDRICH, Prop.
NO. 10? STATE STREET.
Will be pleased to meet all my old patrol
tn my new quarters. First-class work gul
anteed at popularr prices. Shaying 10 cent!
Haircutting 15 cents. One trial on your pzl
iiiauica regular patronage,
"Bathsronly ic cents'1
12 2r im GEO. W. PLASTER, Prop,
-REMOVED,
D- S. Bentley. successor to Salem ImDror
ment Co., is nicely housed at the cornen
Chemeketa and Front streets, and west of ll
rirsi national uank. Thankinir the publ
lor pasc favors, we would gladly have tbcfl
call and see us at our new office. HavM
the telephone moved, when you desire nil
thing ring up No. 30. All business attendiB
hand, especially of all kinds of wood. l-S I
Depot Express
Meets all masl and passenger trains. Bsfl
gage and express to all parts of the dM
Prompt service. TVIenV,.. TJn tn m
JAMES RADERi
T. H. HAAS,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Makesaspvialty of fine repair work, SdM
nomas clock, etc.. 215 Commercial Stte
Jersey Bulls
The undersigned has two pure bred JM
uuc icgisierea. rrice si casn. u"
bull
residence onD street. nearS. P. railroad.
J '3 im" D. RICH.
IVBR LARSOK
Of Enger, Marion county, Oregon,
has applied for a patent for a
Rolling Harrow
And pulverizer that has had no equal 1
fore. Iyer Larson, Enger, Or.
. 12-15W I
NECKBRMAN & ROC
Dealers in Groceries.
Liquors, tobaccos, cigars, confection
Aiuuiine of hleh-Prade bottled eoodi
all kinds. 218 Commercial St., Salecu
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