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Newspaper Page Text:t. ' itf Daily Capital Journal. BY MOfKR BROTHKB5, TCKSDA1, APJUL ML . St te EZHTOZfAU Tfcfcee a4 read? M4e ewMf gxtwM f tfcl tfWttt tort tt t&e itmkm ewj Jlute mwv, ami tte fern to a ?ni ttosr feci m e f K. AMMMOrtM t afcw tfcJWgWyf tiff, mil tmadsmrnrr te jwfct fcarttor ayuo far ramttUmtmrat ihvti-0LaA timmrj mm, the ntlttmnmt, rf tMt gnvtouA taftfe f Uks Wr ceriifeua to te aMMMN.flHMrfr(Mattow. TV; uMKtl far tHtrimv of Um s?xe fee ami ummtj movx t main 1 rWOOd UMt tM Sftfc Of OVBS a rM07 rtJMe ! SM ao ci fcs to ora-ir tkt gold of Use Ummrj WI. TfcU to ooobC to lo Ok ozle M HaooaO rxUcy. If gcM alooe I to t mooej tAmtiemfa.x6UKlto wfcal (tfM0ffc3 far fa sfaeOoj: Me Kfotej, Ue ir&. aod fr tr t fcate al "Uwomuj d UftT9 V B UW IttJWilf Of UW gW tytaUi to ttke anwwiUrt La.vt.jear to create dfetnHt ami d trtry cmftdftoee tho draw wl wreral hundred talUUtn of gaU and Pr4 demt Uterefciod fwd to borrow ,. OWjGO gutd to meat Ue drain. At prevent the nuld adleite kindly al low tWiJUWJVA to repose 1b Use trw- urj to Emulate an apfttaratco of eof,i ndence and not dtMfedf I an admlnls Irallon wliteli H the ereatorc of the Kokl Kndieale. XoIouk atvielwre Uhs koW stand ard, aud the Kuremmenl rxlly to Ui dlwodk paiwr utonaj ami bfjver iDijiioy, uihI llrnit Jt Mrenrli;n ire rOitf 1 1 ve u re r thecal Huge fuitctlon to the UMsof gold at money of redemp tion, w lootf will our country be in dariKorof xpeculatlre eonlractlon of IU olraulatln rued I urn In the Intorefct of money gamblers. Jn the tnoan tlme the ory kimm up, that money Ih wilfully soarce In the south and west and that branch national banks must be e?tab1lhed to relieve U;o sufferings of the farmers, etc What roll Iri not tlieM same people tell us that what the country need Ik good money, not more money. They tell un tlml we need blr croi, more pnxlucts to put money Into clroulntloo, and at 'the same time proposo to cancel and withdraw more than all their brunch bank will have to loan out. And wjiatjfood will It do to offer to loan peoplo national bank money on crops raised at a loss, on farms that will not pay operating expenses, on town property that can't bo rented ? Hut, It Is uclOfi to tell those faots to a gold standard advocate, It Is useless to tell hlm that unless the rol attve yolumo of primary money Is re stored to the blmolalllc basis, Instead of the tu'iuometalllt', tlioro win be no permanent relief for the producing and dbtor olam. Prices ountiot rlso ugulnst the depntmilni; Inlhienco ex erted by u constantly contraeltni; money standard, A monopoly of tlio money In tho h&mUot thh litJld ImJil- it iJ to ttti t. CMsk toft urn ist i'ir. Mit'( lf4"mj?r. K? LasSk USot TiUm KM UcmvS. X CfcatV.t mi M ihsyafajsjijsj toez f ArM,oarf v assc to yr t ftt ht fit mmdt f tfcr uttml l-Mk ft I8 vtnm jntaennmim TkeFfu Btmttj kswasVo tm hnmam ieum nw farawtlfce tosMsM f tte essterprte- ls?tewriinw' mil rafat a io i W B f lw tfcol c IfUte swre Wsks mite am atiifm to tfte fetani. Tb fanocr to koM ?i1of to f fMtKtlos) fa Ttrsflioir aod awl says User sve a nt T tkna an smmt Mkyu sism esus tasf asjrf mst ao4 trtft ttc eteM- UitMflr. Kr. CblkSen rid toe fantM erorof putmU ami had the ku&at poUt-cw at te state fair. MfeHheto repeat Uses aottt to asoor taat aetaal farartoz oocnUsaH we caaslaet ai at Oaasa-ra, aod iatt ta ladfaa Vjt aod ?f rt ' 9ttiog j real iaoteof faasfae. I X-RAYS, lOfi the VebfooL.Pofitfdajs.r kaieW&at Cspaet n People is Stiie and P(2ties, TaeasootaMBi toes to vxwr z poMte Harary far Ur Llaeola mIkoI at Soata Salesa eri eoeoons?- bmoi. la to lrisfttaee toot, was oat oosMtaoi.WUs oa tauoiaesd to waory Mtnoi Ubrarto ay a special bti. WbiiatlKaiOTesBoatOBUie 9n of to rXWvMi b a beUer ooe. Oae boodred or two band red orJ tootu for a yJkvA of throe hundred ealUre oaa b a rat help in their edaeattoa aod d?Tlipifit. The iMbt of raadiag aod InrentltmUon be yond Uie conenot the text book can got be foriotd too early in life, and oae forwed ticm through life with tfaa Indiridual. Titere wookl b no impropriety in Ut school board helping ieh a move HHiot, a certain fcooto, soch as a good ttocydopedfa, a good history of oor CMtntry, a standard work on Ameri can botany, and American bird with colored ptalef, idtoold l9 a$ modi part of the sehoui equipment a desks and a dictionary. While lite nattorial bank interests of our country are puihlnir liard to secure an extension of branch banks to smaller Utwm, Switwrland hat re cently taken the referendum on the quesilen aod defeated a national bank by a majority of WMX). That! con sidered a decisive defeat. Vroe. bank ing and postal batiks are growing in fa tor. The president hat appointed Sena tor Woleott, Charles J. Payne and Adlal E. Stevenson commissioners to promote an International agreement for a bimetallic conference. All arc men of moderate views. J Sal four an nounced in tile nntlsii house or com mons, Monday, that Kngland could gain nothing ly taking the Initiative Kansas and Kentucky legislatures are telling what they know about attempts at bribery. OIUJAT Lots of It and EXCITEMENT. Is Cause for It ... . ' si MB syndicate, undar sanction! of law and with'' nil Immediate (fralp upon natlonof treasury,' Is too much of a lullUlouo ubout tlo neck of any coun try, no mutter what ItaVosourcos, A, little more bank ourronoy, lot out nt high rates of Intcrestirough branch banks, Is only u mockery Instead of making liondway towards a hlghor prosfwrfty. The flooding of tho noun, try nowspuper onices with literature, and )latanmlrdltorlaIsltit!io Inter est of extending the power of the na tlonal brinks will ns Inovltauly prooli Jtatearinnt..Uank war now m a dm in Jackson's day, ,uul tho jwoplo will put tliolr veto upon tlila scheme whim over thoy fully comprofienil ta Iniquity. There All. Tho Knolonay country Is attracting the attention of prospectors, mining men, cunltullsts. Htxicnlalors and all tho world, because of the vast woalLh of Us mineral resources, but that Is nothing to the oxeltement which arlMMi nt meul time umonir the ixtssen gors between Kt. Paul and Chicago on the tYlwonsln Cunt nil lines, whoro the dining oar N?rvlee Is the best In' the world and prices are reasonable. Por further particular apply to your nearest ticket aL'onl. or uddruM J. ( Pond, O.P.A., Mllwuukpe, Wis., or dw. S. Hatty, gonerul ugont.SlO Stark street, Portland, Or. tf B9tar Ptelckwvof taela4caaadeat, -wa?v2g-rraK-of tbe largest itafte vfta ta V foyatatlaa ia ta warM, hmltHs to My of aa Onxtm matmtm: "Gmemtr W. P. Lord's a- dettvesed max. aca has rsoeaUy ed.teoa? of te ckareft xad aaioit mtte doaitsrtJ taat ba aer vmr aoUce. ! sor ts a efcaafc. efcat aod writer. He s aHrays aMe to saet aatd of Use rtgnt word aod me U ia ta rtrat place. He teHl-ae aaaar facattr of exsr&da? his taoazateia dear aod BoesivUkabfe Isaiasi'i HHty)e siavHa, ea&j aad srraeefal- ao stnaief after eSect o rwciarfaroeryixzaise to ctaUTau tae rtaotr. It woeJd be diaeaH for any jroa to take aay itagle sx&iot is the xaessaze aod lanore ef taer K. coastrsctioa erlts dietfaa. State decacaeots. of this caaracter, are aseaUy Terydrj and aataterocUaz rtadinz. But Dot K 1ta toe sot oor's esea?e. It deaU itb stat qotilioos to tally, clearly aad iatetll?eatly that one tcaree Voows whteh to adralre iocnt, tbe verity of toe S5??e5lioo5 offered or sfceaaMoatof ibformatioo conveyed to the areraze salad.'' There are ao botes ia tbe biz bridge at Saka tfaree?h which President Wallace, of the Salesa Water Cem pany, woold fall. Jocbkau No; bat there will be in a few weeks. One of tbe boles now there is wearing a foot larger every day. Independent. In answer to numerous petitioner, Judge Terrell of Marlon county had the holes closed. He would not wait for Mr. Wallace to fall through before acting. ln't It alittle cheeky of'Governor'1 Fletcher to refer to the governor of Oregon as "Mr" Lord.? The editor of the Independent learns that people of great wealth "are simply governed by the teachings of the Christian religion, and their only desire Is to make men and women happy." The Astoria Budget finds fault be euus five alderman voted "to license gambling. Isn't it expecting too much of Astoria politicians when It nys: Parker. McGregor, Trulllnger, Stversou and Welch were all tarred with the same stick. The Astoria Bupget says: Mr. Geo. Illbbert, associate editor of the Bud get, left this morning on the State of California fora few weeks' vacation In the golden state. On his return lie will be permanently connected with the Budget In the capacity of editor. Mr. Illbbert is without a question one of the best editorial writers in Oregon. Kansas will produce 50,000,000 bushols-of wheat this ycar.and 25 cent turll! added will u make neat little in come to tue liner ot tne sou. xiie farmer is bound to get rich, If the tariff is added (?) to what he sells. The Cheney normal trustees In Washington are hanging on the same thread that Oregon's railroad com mission is. It Is a tough thread for Its size. While the magnanimous Americans who arc bending every energy to send aid to the suffering Indians they should not forget that our own coun try is teeming with worthy Americans who are In object misery from want. xack DON'T DYE SmeFk. - -- J.".-.- - 07T5T2C Onaaa J-taV Tmfe tor J sm. -K2vsa7r toifts a ao op 1 eatrfes far tfcf saBawfcag tsfe races, the eatm? ct4a?oaXayl Jfiar Sarfc. axle &? r-aak( owed fnmm. wiar- Idaao En Oel fnm 1m Jasaarr 1. lr. jeuaw, imrt arf tW & rtar. Aaoea da.Jai , rflitaja mmm " mar alas. s arrm. 7SaaddiBMaeyfor MM alM I V Vt, nr-rt a.k ?. 2lf55 otas.awad ia Jre- ?"""T: IdaaaL aaa Brru-te --iaaMarw Jaaaar I. &n t-aees. w aaie 8. y i. - i -. tti aad bH'-n --taniar- awwiy UO. .... Vmr lwr ritk. 'O le. eoaaKioae sae a for 2-ear 'M. S eatraaea &n. Adotd- No added awaey fur "aic over-. ccaromoTfe. ftAtiirlm uiiaestoeaxrr 4d ooey. If les tbaa thrte. the eo Uaace bwot will V divided 5 f ot fa m. aad "K pr ceat to soad cole Other raefei w.;; rtt jiWib.d latter Adore. . DENTIST.- JKTSfeSBJTSpe. - . ' r- - wrk r it jaaiPrr J. r t rr ute -i ".' ITGiGslOAiW-ifato.1"-" OairfsF-lrrrT Sfi-ST-ade' ZTJZZL a2SmT - - J BrKXT. MB JOHN MCMR, .kctaHtif.1 vton-fAj riiMttrii ballaoey lor rwr.. woiir!sss t,m fro If "'" rrll far & ShfgP tfhsJ M ra mac y? "Jpfa aaaalpf P" . eK 1 ' OatMi ill ai at frai. Jd h ' m Trrde - lltCoa-aoUa. SiLEJI WATHt CO. 0Sc W4htts htil Saa' GUISS S SON, ; j Wboksak Agents. SUvcrtoaOr Wl i i- tar 3 '7 ' EAST AND SOUTH C I ABKia-OX. Secretary. Ores' s Ute Bwra Agrtealtare- baB. 0V- 3tr n tenet if?ly - " i l nit- scoddy atract. Mk g tot,UeSee. !Tyr- QUxQTfi DH TF : nt- OiiriJ i n v'-' C. H. LANE, CASTORIA Por Iniasti aad Calldrta. && It a cU ff or THE MCHASTTilLORiSouthern Pacific Co. Ut Omaxeul K. SilrsOr Ep-jgiu Slj syril. Pa$ afrariaA-; SAVE YOUR GRA1K. Pew realize that each squirrel de rojs ilJJfi worth of grain annually. Wakelee's Squirrel aod jphr Exter minator i toe nKt eSective and economical ioo known. Price re duced to eeoU- Fw aie by G. W. Putnam, Sleioer imuz Co.. Luon A: Brook, G. L. L. Baett and A- 1. Stone- d & w-3 10-4 O.-iS-- 5i ri-". IffUVfff 'sSsJZM. rtrry vujjo JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in groceries, paints, oils, wuadow 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 crass seeds. CORN CHOP AND CORN M Uk old retubfc.teedj uoce.ol SRESFER & WHITE, 91 COURT ST. SALEM. J, F. GILMORE, sweeor JloWiite A Uilmocf, ESPtCSS TAW5 DAILY. - ... I Z. fA.lsrvl ,.? m V r.r ' ''Sattic . . Lt J6.-oo A X II i;A Ar. bJB Frmcuco Lr ( ;o r M Ar iS;io AN Lime, Cemeat, Lath. Plaster. Cxi i3 Cora Chip. 'l kloJ of fccd 54 STATE ST. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. r&KMiro wwaiRg cropiteot help to cut (or ctaldrta or uwt at speciil bocseirork. b tae iiy or boer, all at comer Cosu aod 2Itt lUeets, or tekpbeor to Eppley'j jrrocerr store. Terras reuoaal4e. Anna L. Erigss 4 13-11 W A NTED tK sitcition by lapaae&e cook or geoeral hose work io city or country Inquire MJ, Lomm:rcliI street. 4-I3-31J TAILORING BUSINESS lor sale, in a county seit town. Good openiog for very little capital. Address "G." care JOUR NAL office. 3 tS-im MKS. N. II. SCOlT-bteDograpber and typewriter, room 12, over Ladd a: Bash's bsmk. Pronpt alteotioa to all classes of work. The Northern Pacific. Train loaves Portland nt 11 a. 111. luaklnk' closo connection at Spokane for all jwlntulu the mining territory north of Spokane. If you are going to the gold HoIdH wo tliut your ticket rands over tills line: Thomas. Watt & Co. "tf Agantii, Salom, Or. Dawson's Bitters for Indigestion- Notkctothe Publw. Salhu. Or.. Aiirll 10, 187.-Krom and after ttila date I will nut be ro siwnslble for any bills oontmotod by Mrs. Cut hurl nu He 11 son. formorly Lennnn. and warn all lwirnrw t n.t run bills In my namo ns I will not iwy tlio name, us hlio lias sopuruted liorMiff from mo by ImnruUont coniluet. 12 jt You should trv D.iwson's Bitters, An inquirer Is Informed that the highest vote fqr presidential elector In Oregon In November tvas: McKlnley 48,779 Hrynn 4o,73 Palmer 977 Levering oiO Mckinley overall 144 Populist leaders say thou.4.indj70f Populists voted for McKlnley. Who oloctcd him? The Washington correspondent to the Orcgonlnn 6ays that If It were not for tho silver mon It Is quite probabjo that M Corbott would be seated, but thoy will do everything In their power to prevent the seating of a gold man Eastern Oregon Observer. SOLICITORS WANTED i"OK DR. TaC MAGE'S Tne Earth Gird.ed." or his famous toar arooni the world, a thrilling story of savages aid barbarous lands. Four millcn Talmage's books sold, and "The Earth Gird led"ish!S alest and grandest. DEMAND ENORMCXJS. Everybody wants this famoas book onlv $3.50. BIO BOOK, BIG COM MISSIONS. A gold mine for workers. CREDIT GIVEN. FREIGHT PAID. OUT FITS FREE. Drop all trash and sell the king of books and make $300 a month. Ad. dress lor oitfit and territory. The Dominion Company, Star Building, Chicago, 3-sMo Ml The Deimel Linen-Mesh Underweai T. H. HAAS, WATCHMAKER AND JEWLLER, Makesasp-ialtyofSe repair oi, Sttl Thomas clocks, etfc.. 2t; Cwm-f"! " The Pohle shop, os comer of Sute i.l Kr. t is now prepared to doocrK cU mrnm - ' AND GENERAL JOBBING. ty SitUlaetiM'gaarjii'e 1. iiv: u. 1 :i I -."J -. - r. .1 Fu Pnnlind. UrefM Cut. WoodbQt. SairtB Tomer Mincn, Idkrtoa. AKy. Taajws. SktdO. Haher, Htttfebare, joBcas Oty, Emftve, Creswell, CotUft Grove. Druw l ll tt:uo inm JUaebarf to A bUed. iacisstre. KQSCXCBG JfAttjj-pn-V; i7)aTuTl.r .TTfliiid . " Ar 1 4 10 r M n Tm Lt ...Slein . . LxJ2.-zoTM 530 r M 1 Ar . Rostbarg . Lt ( sujm rAiMmct-t - iah.v 00 A M 4.-9 r M I "Lt . . Portland . 3.-i; m At .Sckm !.Lv Ar 1 10.15 A M Lv I S.-oo a M J ' -leepin ears auacked to all through trainj ttfclST SIDE DIVISION. BfTTU'EtLH P0CTLA30 A.NU CO'-ALUS. Milt Utmt ai y qtcqx Sanday. 7,-jo ami Lt. ..Portland.. An6-2oPM :;t;m(Ar... CorrUis...LT i J. -35 P x U .AlUay aod CorrallU coosect with ra of the O. C E. Ry t.XM-i TA1X DAILY ltXCt-PT aVSPAV.J l.45 P mi Lv . Portlaod . AM b.-Jj A M ;nj r m 1 b . M.Mionville Lt) j.o a M Direct conn-ctioos at San Francisco vn;h Occidtatai aad Oiicaui aad Pacifie mail veaobh p lines for JAPAN AND CHINA. Sai in; dates on app icition. Kates and tickets to Eastern points aad Eirnpe. Alio JAPAN. CHINA. HONO- LCLUanl AUl'RALI.IA can be obtained I , W. W sKINNER, Ticket Agtnt, R. KOEHLEK, Minager. K. i' KO'itkS, A U. F Jc . A. Portland I 12 Im POHLE 4 BISIKP. WING SING CO., gjapasese fancy goods, chinaware, silk hiadketchicCi, mattings, teas, ladies under wear, men's ovtnlls, asd; famishing goods at bottom prices. 112 Coort street 0,:rihri,e block 3 iS lmi j. s. nu NEW MARKET, St3te street, near railroad. Freshest and best meats. My patrons say I keep the "best meats in town. 2 2, Our catalogue contains some very interesting facts on the subject cf underwear. Ask for a copy at our Salem agents, JOS MEYERS L SONS, nf. slant Hfiltan if oa i3'X'-anjLcv. C&v&t 6a& Somo of the paiers ure kicking Mr. Klncald beoause ho won't jia&v an ap proproprlatlon bill himself and allow everything In sight. Tho Newport Jsows !; particularly prollHc In namo calling. All tho Kamo tho secretary knows his duty and Is doing It. Al bany Demoarat. Tho managementiof thestate univer sity, by tho war. Is in mm.wii,n ' J, temiwijtuous condition. . Something Is liable to strike beforo the fall term. EGGS FOR SALE From fine pen of imported B. P. Rocks, score of pulleu 90.01, 9t. rji.-cockoi; S1.50 per setting of 13. Barred down to hide. Also Silver Spangled Hambargs, prize-win. nmg stsck. si per setting. J. W. HOUCK. lefferson, Or. 4 10 d&w tm I ELIXIR COMPOUND MIXTURE. hloh by using one small spoonful to a quart of fresh milk will yield one pound of nlco butter, and also one pound of butter from one gallon of skimmed milk. $100 In case of failure. I will freely give the receipt, 92 for particulars Address OMER II. MASON, Ashland,- Wis., P. O. box 419. 4-0 1 m d & w Hello! SEE D, S, BENTLEY, If joa want to move or want a load of any kind hauled or want a load of manure, dirt, sand or gravel, or cement, lime, hair plaster, bnck or sewer pipe see D. S. Bentley, cor' ner of Front and Chemeketa streets or line up telephone 30. Also ood and coat en Iiands at all times. Orders promptly attended A Book About a Battle. Finest dining carrvice in the world. We hare recently is sued another edition the fif 1 h-of our 2o-page illustrated booklet de scriptive of Custer BatleMeld It contains as satisfactory an ac count a ha ever heen ntten of tbe battle in which General Cus ter and his 260 troop ers lost theirlives. TVrite for a copy. Write alo for inform m. tion about rate and train service via the Burlington Route to Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago, and all orber Eastern and Southern cities. Two routes East via Hilling, Mont., and St. Paul. Minn. A.C.SHELDON, G. A., PorUand.Or. DEPOT EXPRESS. .Ji masl aad PEer trains. Bag ease and express to all pans of the city Prompt semce.STelephone No. 70. 7 TAMPQ w a two. Salem Steam Laundry Please notice the cut in prices on the followinei Under' Irawers IOcenu und shTrTs.?:::: ! :ocents Socles, per pair Stoioeenti tt.jII1v.,' 3 cents siuchandkerchw,-v.v:-.v:::;:c: ann. F" 0W sl,Ps cenu rr dwen and o her work in proportion. " r'lanni'lc nJ t.- m telhgently washed by hand rvi t rM: 1 w" 'i vmisieo rrop, tJOKr co YEARS' SWmM. CXPERICNCE. TRADE MARKS, estcNs. rnDUblMliwn . quVYlfaScStilS? rC Jfr description m. .ci'otfaMV0 MSfc?fVe SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, MUNN & CO.. Jill llronilat. V..,v v,i. 'ft. spermatorrhea. rbil"'; :-nnri "& i uP -". ' n "namin. 1 , ' ."I' n ur ulcera. '' ' V a-Utrlnm.ni Sold by Drnnliu. ..V1'??3! ?"PuJ. Tor lrculs.bt on nvxti MADE ME A MAN AjAX TABLETS POSITIVELT CDII2 an. 1 miiMHH t 1 1 ! i asBin lLotltil'iVifti '" rly uK utr;riS5i rsi1;. pS?i5 SKi yriSS3-lJi-ui rTwr t,Si FnF..U.SO.L a .' atoSr muf 10 1 1- 5 jiji.1 toi 10 rictut. HlrHtEji!Chfw',ii'' BKC!Hnsun.o SBK k. cru 01 nLDOD ASPECIALfYH ! home r ir mm. n...Tri9u can be treai.-, .t F ty. If ionpfLr ",5.'tameeni- -AwTOfta'UnSS'fiffl-a To Be Healthy You mustundouiiedrt keep up a good oJ culation. It is & iiidinspring oi his. Our Circulation '-3:3 AmnntT Vi ,, - ' """5 imw iiijasg jt I pnenomcnaL and cv eryone who is capaVfc of judging declares lb The Evening Journal Is perfectly healthy and capable ol brm iog the very largest! turns to those vnhl awake people who pat ronize its columns - Tg gSN.g S CwiJtCTu?gtgT t ' Mtfirf&i0 1 It's Daily Circulation Is in the homes of tkj people, The peopJel read it. The peopk support it The peo ple defend it and ill defends the people. You Can Not Have Their Trade .? unless you reach thffl with your advertises c j t, Evenifis Tournal is the oflly r j'- Ihal, means oi aousg -- xr. iiJiS Circulation covers not onlySaJ - but is general au o thestate. every -; maf?p will convi that rygyof; We Have The Circulation. .-. .o at oaiem, ur, Dy D,J. FRY.