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Newspaper Page Textl-a "S9Vflr.' ' t-7- -1H-w"5'..UiUIppwppaippw " fc A st Daily Capital Journal BY HOPER BROTHERS, ,. MOKDAY, MAY 10, 1W7. ; J ! BETTER FROM A POPULIST. Hon. fTboma .Baokmaa writes as a letter dated at JTarskSeW, Coos cos a tj, Or., April 39: MI weetd lite to wake a few state isesu from theslandpolut f a Peba llst la regard te tbe anion vt forces for fslsreaoitoo. Erery PpeUt I? perfecUj willing for tbe KwreraweBi the farmer's bosr sea-Da, MUl has COMMANDER COOPER Writes a Letter On tbe Uawa Hot Xettor Jocbnal Several request hare been received frwa friewllj newspapers asking for cerrespoodeacc asd a report of tbe progress f U.e Uaion rooromeat. Tbe comaltUe bas been too bosj with tbe persoaal correspondence to comply until bow. 1b tbe Tery sbort time since tbe first j call was Issued, letters and report J already fire asseraace iRa seTeateea counties will be represented at tbe Albany conference, which was pro posed to be beW oa June S. It befog to cola all tbe sllrer leto nosey tbat can be dug out so Jong as tbe people are aexfoes to bare siirer a? xaoaej. But tber recognize tbis ooe fact tbat nothing is money until tbe fwyeraaieat by tts stamp makes it been dene as yet in tbe way of UbIob meetings. Letters from many prominent men, ef all parties, breatfee tbe same aax eas desire for a union of tbe people at tbe primaries to reooTale state and higher tban any coaaaiittee can con far. Tbat of tbe people. J. C Ooopbk, Chairman Union State Cofflmittee. EUROPEAN CABLES jVlttlA- it. W"U moaey, and noud or bad money Is county go ernmenLs reduce taxation impjy a matter of legislation behind and to bring tbe burdens of tbe people witbin tbe constitutional limit by tbe election of men on a common platform tbat will not permit evasion or equivocation. People are tired of being fooled and want plain cmmon ene and positive results. It would not be proper to give these letters for publication without tbe permission or the rriters, but these few extracts from many in the various counties will show tbat tbe leaven Is working and a Union state ticket Is a fixed fact. Jackson Tbat voice of the people is the law of tbe committee, may God speed the move. Tbe plain people, of all parties, who supported Bryan and Watson, can be relied on as favorable to the proposed union. Tbe people are anxious to stand together in oppo sition to the goldbug plutocratic mo nopolies. We agree unanimously upon the urgent necessity of the re form forces of the state. Josephine I shall do all I can to bold the forces together in Southern Oregon, and especially in this county. It is highly Important that we keep the reform elements together Douglas It seems to me that if there ever was a time in the history of our country when men should act wlsely.when they should be absolutely honest, when patriotism should rise above party, when personal ambition should give way for the public good, tbat time is now. The mass of the people, In tbis county, is anxious or a consolidation of the reform forces, and the only thing, in our opinion, to be done Is to settle the details for a union instate matters. A union will bo formed. We will be represented at Albany. I am too old to do much work, but will vote right. We want union. Coos We must not light each other, we want a union of forces. Lane The time is ripe for action, your call covers the ground. The coming party must be governed by the people. Wc have very few kickers in this county. Populists, Democrats and Sliver Republicans all want to begin at the primaries. We must have the union of forces nt the pri maries, we all want It. All the Bryan and Watson forces will stay togothor. Linn I will work for a union of forces. This is the time above all others for u union of the people. Marlon We are engaged in the greatest political work ever under taken in the state. The prayers and labors of the patriots are with you. The Bryan and Watson forces must slay together. Benton It is the only thing the people can do to get relief. They must unite. y Polk You heard from Polk Inst November we will stay together. Wc want union and will stick to gether. Yamhill Average majority for the union ticket In June '00, nearly $3000 already saved In the salaries of county officers alone. Will do better In 1893. Washington We must follow the great heart of the common people, that heart that always beats right, and lmpels In the right direction when the people have been properly educated, and the good sense aud In tultllon of the masses seem to demand a union of forces. Let us follow the dictates of an educated, patriotic pub llaconsclcncound wo are sura to be right. Wo are ready for union work. Ulacknums If congress lives up to the T; Louis platform ittiuust borrow, that stamp, a ad all we want Is tbe Mme krvlslaUoo behind all mosey staaiped or issued out as a circulating medium among tbe people. We bold this statement to be clear aad inouatrurertable tbat wherever obe kind of money has to be redeemed lu tfsHie other klad of money, it pteefc. tbe government under obliga tion to swap dollars with tbe indi vidual who demands it, makes tbat demand from tbe fact tbat be sees an advantage In It to himself. We alio bold, and claim tbat there is not a bxs on record that can set aside till'. etatewnt, that all Rjoney i- depend ent entirely as to lu good or bad qualities upon tbe nature and strength of legislation upon which it Is based. It is stated, and has been told time and again so much so, tbat tbat it is supposed to be true by the great majority of tbe people tbat where the government issues a paper money, it thereby becomes in rlebt for It, and that it could not be other wise than tbat the government must redeem tbat paper money with a coin money. We as Populists make this statement perfectly conscious that we are correct that the government by stamping paper which shall be received ana shall pass as mouey and letting the individual have it, taking bis obligation for It the government is not In debt to any baby, but tbe iudividual is Indebt to the government, and when tbat per son takes back and pays to the gov ernment according to the obligation he gave in tbe same kind of money.or any kind of money that, settles the matter. If it was paper money, he paid the government could do with It just what It pleased, either burn it up and Issue new to the next man, as pay It out again. .And. where the govern ment should pay out tbat kind of money for labor, It should receive it back In taxes, tarilf, or any other way tbat might be designated whereby the government Is to receive revenue from the people. This course would doaway with the advantage that the individual can get over the government, aud tho billions of dollars that have been drawn from the labor and productive resources of tho people wlthlu the last thirty years ought to be object lesson enough for them to begin to sec the point. No Populist can ever give up or yield one of those points, though he may hold , them In abeyance for the time, like was done last fall, and though he may be crowding forward tho initiative und referendum It Is not because he has abandoned one of his ideas on the - money question, but it is because he can hope for better results when the whole people can be appealed to than he can possibly expect from one so easily cor rupted, present representative system of legislation. A Berlin dispatch says that a crisis is pending in Gerwaay, tion of Ilobesiobea and Von Breberstein kas beea tendered, but bave not yet been accepted. Count Zu Ealenbarg will be the new chan cellor. A requiem rnass was celebrated in Notre Dame for the repose of the souls of tbe victims of tbe fire at tbe charity baazar, at Paris, and mass was also celebrated in London. The Greeks in evacuating Volo were aided by the searchlights of the warships in the harbor flashing up the mountain sides pointing out tbe roads. The retreat across the moun tains was as panicky as that of the re treat from Larissa. A Valestlno dispatch says the Greek forces have evacuated Volo and de tachments of British Russia, French, Austrian and Germany troops from the warships guard the town. The capture of Volo is one of tbe most important the Turks baveyeb made, virtually dividing the Greek army and outflanking one-half which are unable to communicate with one another. hi ChhHavj? WtNS.-Tiie Chomawa boys ue 'convincing tho many base bull, teams with whom they have played that they have a thorough understanding! of the game. In tho game ut Salem Satur day afternoon between the Balcm and Ctieiuirva, second teams, the fatter came out victorious with a score of 17 tola. In tho game at Wooduum butwcoua.toaui from that city and Clienuwast first team, for the champ lonxlilp of Marlon county, tho Che niuwujxjys again came out victorious, tliaffqr(belng,:ifl to ia In their favor. Ifyouwnnt to dye use 'Perfection" Dyea, tf o-Xtia 4-.fc.Xusv. t(MlUrt goW I fear tbe hWory of Rome will be repeated la America. Tbe people already see tbe atake of 'Xorenber. I Heartily approve ef yoar call. Waeeo I aw for refora la politics aaJ believe tie oaly way we can reach It fe by tbe taboria? classes uniting aad hoMisfr together, aad let party aarae bave no influence. This coeaty will be represented at Albany If presperltydoes sot bit as so hard tbat we cannot ooae. 1 am prepared to lay aside all other questtess until tbe aioney question is settled epos principles tbat will make it possible to perpetuate tbe present forai of goveraateat. Bkr I beartlly ;assare joe that Ian la sympathy with the more Biasi. Maaj-aore letters bave been received bat taey would oaly repeat tbe saate story. They are all from representative Bea la tbe state who know what tbey are writing aboet. Under date of March 15, 87, one national leader whose fame is world wide and wboe "bngle blast is worth a thousand men," writes us: I highly commend tbe union of all forces op posed to tbe single gold standard. Without such union I fear tbe in dustrial masses win never secure a lasting victory over the money and the confederated monopolies. One might as consistently oppose the churning of cream while suffering for want of butter as to oppose a union of forces while suffering untold miseries at tbe hand of a common enemy. Some of our socalled reformers are more partisan than patriotic, and put their respective parties above their God acd their country, but I think we should not.be so particular just now as to whose -party gives us the victory just so we get- It. The national campaign arrayed the money power, bondholders, trusts, the great corporations and all pro fessional boodlers with everything purchasable, all on one side. While i the plain people with all this arrayed against them and deserted by many of their great leaders, stool like aslonewall for human rights, through the fury of the conflict. They were not defeated but are still camped oh the field where they fooght eager for; All tne powers think that Greece a renewul of the content, with many coming to their assistance who al lowed themselves to be lined up on the otner side by delusive promises and the Pharisaic cry of "sonnd money," which has proven to be their apple of Sodom. The promised return of prosperity cannot be fulfilled under the gold standard. With a famine in Aslaand a war in Europe our products continue to decline. The prices of labor product!, as well as the supply and de mand, are established by trusts and syndicates. Gold continues to leave the country. American labor, and products and property are not yot cheap enougli to encourage the Investment of capital under the gold standard. Gold is again leaving the national treasury. Does Wall street intend to force another issue of bonds? Is money to be held from the people un til they are williug to submit to the 85OJ,000,O00 bond issue, In order that banks may issue bank currency on these purchased bonds? Or is It the paper mills that are to be started Instead of the mints? Will thase greedy usurers never be ware? Thore is no limit to their plundering operations. The time to stop is now. The hour lias arrived, and the people are hero. Let them act. Not as professional agitators but as American citizens whose gene alogy and conduct has been truly Amorioan from the Involution to tbe present time. If the homos and lib erties or the people are to be taken from thorn for debt ahd taxes, let thorn bo takon from us aud not from our children. Liberty and bonds can not exist in the same government any moro'than freedom ano slavory. The more bonds the le& liberty. Tho troubles of the country is from decoltful demagogues, arrant tools of the tuonoy powor. Its safety Is with tho masses CUBA tbe ideal way aad delezates so elected , kuow tbe soarce of tbeir power. How ever tne union wors is b .'""; ( systeraetized to mke tbis rale general j Coanty bmss meeting -vbere all ele- g Satisfied With raents are well repseated can find good Hood's Cnre all lirtr ilU, I' 1 f"- I I rms nnn .-..) nuNianiT Or mm- mittees can appoint delegatestbat are 'Spain Will Continue the Policy of favorable to a anion ef refona ele- Devastation and Murder. meats- Don't wait for aatborlty, let a fewi .,.,, Att. men get tether aad call a meeting. I w York. May 10.-A World dis You have all tbe aetbority guaranteed ! Vtch from Madrid says: by tbe constitatk. and better and " Is officially stated that the gov- ArnmpnT ran sn? mi rruauua lu iratvu to the arguments of the Madrid press w. neavo'. svui ir tMigesiion. . .- . i. C.lI hrill nrnsKIiia. M irui. g.'SraSET. Uk HH S,trlll. WfiVfil. aeh. tndUcestion. comtjp J tioa. TbT ellr- " King George has asked the powers through the Czar of Russia to medi tate. Germany strangly insists on the Greeks evacuating Crete. France, Great Brittald and Italy are more linient. or the opposition politicians, and has determined to allow General Weyley to remain at tbe nead of tbe forces of tbe field In Cuba, to continue to act as governor-general, and carry out The reslgna-! the reforms gradually, as he may 'deem that the circumstances and 'conditions of tbe colony permit. It Is expected that fully two months, if not more, will be required to make preparations for the elections aud the first installment of reforms. General Weyler will also be allowed todetermine after a complete pacifica tion of tbe Island the conditions on which political exiles will be permit ted to return to the colony, or how their treatment shall be modified in tne Spanish fortresses and penal set tlements on the coast of Africa, where about 2000 separatists or autonomists are at present, detained by virtue of decisions of the colonial authorities, without trial of any kind, but simply as suspects. Eyery mail steamer is still bringingover some "deportadoes" as they are called. The Madrid opposition press per sists In advocating some amelioration of their condition, and liberal, Repub lican and Cuban autonomist repre sentatives haye often interposed In their favor, sometimes obtainiug per mission for them to remain in Sptin or to go to less unhealthy depots. In official circles It is stated thdt t' ere is no idea of proclaiming amnesty et should pay Turkey Indemnity and Turkey proposes to hold Thessaly as security are force a guraantee from the powers, to which they are indis posed. News from Thessoly continues the certain defeat of the Greek cause and the powers are now anxious to save King George. Turkish government are making another loan at 9 per cent in addition to their already big debt of 81,100,000, 000 of loans now held against her. Confidence Restored. Such talk is all nonsense. Nobody ever lost confidence in tbe 10 cent La Corona cigar. Afterone trial you will smoke none other. Battle in Cuba. Havana, via Key West, May 10. Hellographic reports have been re ceived that heavy cannonading acd the sound of musketry was recently heard at Rios Grande, between Ciega de Avila and La Reforma. It Is sup posed that a fight was going on between Brigadier-General Ruiz and the rearguard of General Gomez. The valuation of stock of the Cor- vallls bank. has been reduced. The county board raised it to 870 a share. They had been assessed for 850 before and were again reduced to the old amounts. SELLING'S SLASHES. CIthtng at Prices Nevsr Before Known in Oregon. Portland, April 28. In order to make a thorough clean-up, I have made another big cut and ..marked down 300 Men's Tallor-Made All Wool Suits to the ridiculously low price of S6.00. These are not odds and ends, but well-made suits good styles all wool and warranted to give satisfac tion. This is the price, not for this week only, but until every suit is sold. Attention is called to our Boys' Wash Suits, at 30 cents, 75 cents and 81.25 worth double the money. , , Ben Selling, Assignee J. M. Moyer & Co. Cor. Third and Oak streets. d&w j STATE NEWS A Wcycle ordinance was Introduced in Astoria, taxing all wheels 8J. Tbe Albany orchestra will give an excarslon.on May 17,to Independence. Tbe Sumter valley railroad Is again running, first time since the wasnoui. The Scio creamery is again running and on the first day took In loOO pound of milk. The new time card does not suit the oeople of Rofebnrg as well as the old one says the Review. Tbe City council at Baker City passed an ordinance prohibiting all gambling and card playing. Dr. A. Sharpies?, of near Eugene, sars tbat his crop of prunes has been damaged at least one-fourth. The distance from Baker City to C-van TlerlN Is S3 IM 1CS. anu. I lie new railroad scheme is progressing. The experiment station at Corvallis received a new supply of sugar beet seed for distribution among the farm ers. An unknown man was run over at Jefferson by a freight train and had one of his les badly hurt but will recover. Twenty-six tramps were fead at Grants Pass, the other day by the city authorities to keep them from burning the town. Gus Costel, one of the proprietors of the Ashland Iron works was struck on the head by a crank in tbe works and severely injured. Patterson, l he Sclo constable who was arrested on charge of assaulting a little girl is in jail in default of 32W bail to await the arand Jury. Slierilf Hare, or Astoria, received jJO the other day In a letter without iij Indication who It came from and fcijslt was was probably sent in for tut a. News has reached Astoria that F. J. Lichtenberg, a young Englishman .vhc formerly resided there had been jiaisacred by natives of Santa Cruz, where he had been engaged In trade. The color given cloth by "Perfec tion" Dyes does not fade or crock. In sist on having "Perfection" Dyes. For side by all druggists. ts u n, DENTIST StKester to Dr. J. M. KeenJ ti I Corner. Salem, Or. Parties d 1 J operation! at moderate feei in anr i T in especial reqnett. ' waas MORTGAGE lifl On insidefpropertr at 7 pr cent. ami xrcumf i o per cent, for investors. Insurance effect .- ."I f - "" - ill Safe Jam, nca ir - .a companies. tnirv tV.''!a'i Broker, room No. a, bush biiik ben. WOLZ'S HARIt rV'JLZ U MIES.KE P, Deaiars in"all kind of fresh and u, f -irrl in hnftr -.. - It. n . "" own. Try them. 171 Cteuntrcuia. tail SALEM V1TBI OFFICE: -CITY If ALL For water serrice apply at 05, payable monthly in adrariL !. complaints at the oS;e. C. H. JLANE, MfflANI'TAl 2it Ji.nn:.-cUl s: -ji-n 1 ISrSaHi SIS upwards. l'an$npwtair J BATHS ! m JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in GROCERIES, PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, VARNISH, snd, the most complete stock of BRUSHES of all kinds In the siite. Artists materials, lime, hair, cement and shingles, aid finest quality of grass seed, HAKU TIMES PRICE!.-.Blth nvl - j.... ... . iur 50c, n,u,j oarpcr nop. z?g itr.mcrcial st.t jjjisa , J, R. GILMORgl Successor to "NVhite & Gilmore, Lime, Cement Lafli Cirn and Cam Crop, all kinds of forf.1 54 o 1 Alt ST. T- H JKCAAS, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, I Malcesa spArialtyoffine repair work, ! luiimas ciocK. etc., Z15 commerciU ! The Pohle shop, on corner of State inJi'trl is now prepared to doofirst cUb mmm NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. FOR SALL-.One fresh .Gueinsy cow and califor sale cheap. Enquire of M. P. Mor- cun, 7 raiies east 01 Silent. 5-S 3t WANTED. .Permanent office assistant and correspondent here. Salary $?So. Enclose selt-aadressed stamped envelope to V L. BF.OW N, Gtn'l Manager, care Daily Journal . 5 S tf AND GENERAL JOBBING. CPSathfaction guaranteed. Gir; us t all I 12 im POHLE & BlSBOfl J. S. IEBI NEW MARKEt.1 State street, near railroad. Freslstr. best meats. My patrons say I keep lis I meats in town. Jfl J. U. COOI'BR, Chairman Union Committee. It shows n romark-a bio condition of the times, tlmtsome qountlos propose to elect dalogatos to the Albany con ference hy the rouular process of pri mary and county conventions. Unit log tho reform force a bach. This is Corvallis Gazette, in boasting of her bands says: The "Heart of the Valley throbs to the music of the H. & L. band, the O. A. C. Cadet band, the Ladles1 band and the Boys' band. She has also a horse-tiddle brigade. Here Is a Kick. To the Editor: 1 have been read ing your excellent naner for a loni? time, and In the main I find It a xerv satisfactory newspaper, but there Is one ieaiure iiiai. agfrravaes me be yond measure fand makes me wear (someiimes) mat i win stop the sheet. The thing that I complain of is those reading notices, which begin with an Interesting, newsy Item and end up with the "best and most popular route between at. Paul and Chicago, and the best dining car service In the world, Is via tho Wisconsin Central Lines." Tho statement is truthful enough and I supposo that J. C. Pond, G. P. A , Milwaukee, Wis., or Geo.S. Batty, Gcn'l Agt. 240 Stark St., Portland, Or., find this a good way to meet, and Inform the traveling public of the advantages of traveling over their lines Yours truly, Katie Carsox. You will never know the satisfac tion of dying until you dyo with "Per fection" Dyes. tf Seven Months With Fever. Wonderful Hccovery of Health. 'n1'3 rapid and marvelous recovery from a mere skeleton to his normal relent. Brandest atrength-elvins and bnlldlng-up medlclna ever produced, naruely: Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine. Flax Seed. All farmers who are contempHtlng sowlnc llax should at tend to It at once and secure their seed contract so the proper amount can bo ordered. Call at Dickenson's seed f tore for particulars. 4-19 d&w tf OASWORXiV f J3r mm) Fnu TRAnpi -Ij . : r -.""- n t"u iu acre tract, im- H'u.cu, in r.ureka,caliIoinia, lor good, open farm land within twenty miles of Salem, Or. '. . M. Hmshaw, Eureka, Cal. 5 6 d 1 w 4t G1UL WANTED .w.An experienced cirl for genera) housework. For particulars Innm f journal office. FOR KENT 40 acres, house, bam. wood house, workshop, milk house, 5 miles out. 30 acres seeded pasture will earry 7 head age can be had cheap. 3 acre bearing oV chard, good garden four acres ictdy to plant bo rods from school small cash renton eay erms Address Box 145 Salem, or calf. U. . Peaimme. 2 miles north on river roa;. THE "BUSINESS PRINTER",IoTsain is Hank Cnover. He is to be found at Dearborn's, and whn fo ...mi ., l business ;rin,in ":",.:: "" uo. cr .j,.." r """" i"-.er, more and satisfactory than any one here. Hello SEE D, S, BENTLElR If you want ti move or want a load oljj kind hauled or wad a load of minare, 1 sand or crave!, or cement, lime, hair pis brick or sewer didc see D. S. Bsoil'i ! nerof Frnnf enrl Ptimlrin streets DIM up telephone 30. Also; wcod anl w Hands at all times. Orders prompliy w Depot express J II. Baird. :: - :- j"jfc ,,tc?yi IS lmpve; Was final ly miVrriu nurd, and today fear. , 1 ",3luI"y heleht. ooaia uend. Ind. j n. nAIBD. Dr. Miles' Nervine U sold on a tmcitim uarantee that the firet bStUe w?l efl? All drurcists sell It at II. 4 bMtSl f o?f J will r sent, pnpata, on tSl,. ? V0? 67 tho Dn alUeSMed&i PcoM Dr. Allies' Nervine Re,s.r.u ...tlealtb clearly 4-20-tf Kffi."?."! .helP to'eare! i: ,ru" i l ai 5Piai housework L,h8,day 0r bour ca,lat "" Cour and 21st streets, or telephone to EprTleWs ?'S,rS- Tesonable. fiR Z 4 I3tf MRS. N. B. S typewriter, room B. SCOTT. Stenn..... :j - --. aua hank. P,o :""... UUvX -r '""uw 10 an cia: ap ses of work. FOR SALE OR TRADE-The bwtav St?000? in.0refi00- listing of 20S acres. The tract is good for fruit n,J,;. general farming. Wm ry cheapo" terms to suit, or will trade for SL Srtv For particulars address box 62, Mill Ch Or 4 22 im 'd&w" SOLICITORS WANTED FOR DR taT MAGE'S "Tne Earth Girded I or ?iVfTAL- touraronnH iK. .r.lJ ...' ...r m$ Villous avases and Urban' 1" Sml5.8 "ory. of Talmage's books sold, and-The Srt hrQ dM lor owit and 1 TrS nl Ad" Company. Star Bl'6 Dora"'n 3-29-3 Ur.-t.all rr,..l r. ni:fUr trllDl ty and eroress to all puts oftfe" i'ronipt service. "STelephone No. 70. JAMES UQ FOR SALK! 20D acres of good bottom land U 1 lence.good grange, 135 acre - name aousc, new irara: un, '1 jj mi goes lor 3fX)o on easy p;"---j. mrtner particlars enquire 01 v "rr. Salem. Or. 4 9JjJ, A ome Steam Cami A fortune made by a very m mcni. uoD't wnte unics Mi ness, but if you want to make rwnerJSf I 'MRS. A. C. M'CLTCII EGGS FOR SMI VrA CM .M Ar Imr-rtrA B. P l score o pdlleli 90, 91 , Wli- Sl $1.50 per settmg of 13. Barred Z.tf mxt Oliver apangicu 1 u"-fc VQtJi ning stock. Sipersctuog. 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