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Daily Capital Journal
BY HOKER BROTHERS,
FRIDAY, JUNE II, 1T.
The decrease ia Ibe asMed value- faVn-1mt. rL afl of
tloa or the property fl Oregon sfeee y, taak God -tern dropped m a
the repeal of the Sherman purcbas-, sefcee. Tejr tare plrea UM
1 ng clause In te Wll rtlaUB tbe'j marly everybody d ii Ue
coinage of sliver ha been orer ,-' d(r ai( j theJ. pose to gfre It
000.000. Tbe are w tnMBd up rrwef a-d (lMk s,, aild ids
figures but caa be
is a iwwjent
br comparing tbe oSfclal tatks ased
aaaHally to awSce the state tax lerj. rinat Uk-m. Miiit as well l
Oitetfiate for yvnet(. Tae "e-'p.m ,, uwdof rt:IJrea tint
crease is tbe a-ed TalaaWoa
. ." -. l..l..Mktll
property la Oregoo la taree year? ar s
bees over tWAWpn. Multiply tafs
by rij-iie for Ute number o( MU s
la the ash. Twea ataltiptf tai ay
tbe average aawaat fer ceat which
tbe other lale exceed Oresoa la
amoaatof rofrty aod ra will aat
tbe effect of Uie sdd standard oa
lWewoH(rrdori? taeiat taree or
four years. It Make quite a neat
Utile u which bas beea aetted to
tbe IUObschiMs ad others wko h"ld
ibe gM. live the nalloo's booor
niuMle tuafolafoed. Aod the very
pwptewho are graaibHag abuit tbe
dciea& lo tbe value of their property
wafted up to the poles lat veHjber
aod voted for four more years of de
crease. Shrewd men are not lorest
Ing In property. They are putting
tbelr money all Into koM. Gold is
tbe tuff. It don't decrease. And
the gold men say It don't increase,
that the property Just decreases away
from it and that virtually does not
iu4k l lie cold any more valuable. In
other words gold Just sets so that It
will buy more and more all the time
without increasing In value. It be
comes more precious but does not in
crease. "Gold Is always the same."
The game amount of gold today will
buy twice as much land right iierc in
Salem as It would three years ago but
the gold "Is no more valuable." "You
sec, the gold cannot increase in
value. It's the property that has
decreased and so you are convinced
that the sliver man is crazy when he
says that the gold lias virtually in
creased it purchasing power.'-
"1 tell you what, It requires a sound
mind to comprehend the difference
between the decrease In property
value and the increase in gold but
there Is a g-r-c-a-t difference undone
which only a sound mind could see.
It would hi :i goal thiiiifto erect an
asylum for the confinement of all
thee crazy fools who think that gold
is increasing in value ?nd will buy
more today than three your aga.
Gold can never Increase." It Just
buys more without Increasing.
The7 Eugene -Guard ably 'exposes
this Idea:
"Silver Is now quotod at 09 cents an
ounce with the mints of Japan and
Teru closed against It. It Is not now
a 50-cent, hut a -10-cent dollar and the
gold dollar measured by the value of
real estate, produce and human labor
is worth -i'J cents. The scales are
rapidly falling from the eyes of many
of the blinded followers of the single
gold standard nnd they are beginning
to realize that they have been duped.
It lias baen an anxlom of human
progress that when barbarous or semi-
T:
-er.tcst praise other
emu!;..!
i
can take to them-
selves
L" that they are
'Just as Good as
cott's
Emulsion"
Measured by this standard
of the world, are these un
ft
known preparations the
thine for vou to hnv when
health and life are at stake?!
The Genuine Scott's
Emulsion has a sal- f,
mon-colored wrapper
with a picture of the
man and fish. Two
sixes, 50c and $(.00.
For uU by all druggists.
SCOTT BOWNB, ChunUt. Nw York.
mmmmmmmmmmm
IterbaroMtfatfoM admitted a canals
coarse of shifts, cfffllstd sUk
I dropped a asd look aaotfwr t for-
ward. It vrtpald em fagrtbte rate
jtbat t tfnelm; e U drop the
'coJd Stamford aJ lake a rtep for-
,ward by Uk adopUoe f a Matetallfc
stimara k monetary raise.
Tbe Astoria Btfget sys:
w 1 1 bare ta u aets aad frvdles.
tjt are will-' it a ia to ex-
pt,rotf dwors. Taey are tarw
. . .
ti aes tae aalsancc that 6wt a, and
HMfc more dlstartMaee. Waea they
gat nd of the aVt$, laey will doabUe
tackle to torn cats sad fcitteos toe
oaaary birds etc Great hesTeas,
Trhat next? j
The roaxr reaehe? tbe X-ray nas of
ThbJockxal. that Cot Alley, tae
great c?4d adroeate of the Baker City
Repabticaa, who by reason of his
amy record holds a position on the
board of trastees of tbe soldiers home,
was oeer a colonel in tbe army.
Will some oae come forward and clear
up this matter? Colonel Alley Is a
shining light in tbe Republican party
and sofoe of his gokl standard friends
should se that his army record is not
mis-stated. He doubtless was a brave
lighter in the late war of the rebellion
and doubtless led many deadly charges
on tbe enemy and to have some irre
sponsible person ascrtlug that he
never was a colonel is the basest
slander. Some of the colonel's gold
standard friends should look this
matter up at once. We never like to
have a word thrown on the fair record
of a Colenel.
That cow-ardly White Bull, the
Cheyennce chief, is mat ng some of
Uncle Jsarn's braves a heap of trouble.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
The man who won the big bike road
race at Chicago Is 51 years old.
I'pter Cooper'n last words were:
"120)000 more for Cooper Union.
Tl'e Xew York state capitol has cost
222,000,000 and stll uncompleted.
Secretary Wilson will have exper
iments made with steei for country
highway.
In A nam they have gold coin
weighing 11 ounces and a silver coin
weighing 15 ounces.
The tomb of Mahomet Is covered
with diamond", saphires and rubles
valued at 810 K),000.
A German stutlscan has figured it
out that during the last decade the
Turkish people have massacred 100,
000 Christians.
We will produce something like ?60,
000 worth of gold this year, ."ioutli
Dakota, strsnge to say, Is third in the
list of gold producing states-
The Transvaal produced last year
1,310,000 tons of coal and 2,330,100 oun
ces of gold, according to the statistics
of thcJohannesburg chamber of mines.
Oklohoma agriculturists are already
harvesting their wheat, and arc re
joicing in a phenomenal crop, thcycild
boginnlng from 40 to GO bushels to the
acre.
Speukor Heed Is said to be one of
those persons whoare constitutionally
unable to spell correctly. He is liable
to make mistakes in spoiling that an
noy him very much.
In one district of iNow York 1034
families, aggregating 5072 persons,
live in 2703 rooms. The wages of the
heads of those families average atrillc
more than $5 a week.
Frith, the palntor of the "Derby
Day," wrote in his autobiegraphy:
"It was just a tus-up whether I be
came au artist or an auctioneer."
Whistler's comment on the passage
was: "He must havo tossod upl"
Geii. Weyler in an otllciiil roport cla
ims that the Spaniards in Cuba have
killed 05,013 Insurgents and wounded
93,170 more. Thorolsa total of mere
than ISS'-OOO and yet theaaiuc butcher
lmselaliiiod that the insurgent army
never contained more t h a ti 30,000 men.
There is a btory going the rouuds of
the press to the effect that Rudolph
Sprecklcs, who has n chicken ranch in
California, isumklnggood usoof tho
X rays Ho applied tho X rays to a
hen todlscovor how slio Is llxcd for
eggs und if she Is not In a profitable
condition, oil comes lior head.
Examination Tomokkovv. The
examination of Androw Low is, who
was arrested Thursday afternoon,
charged with larceny of a bicycle, will
tako plnco Saturday. Uhlof Dllloy
went to Forest Grove to subpiuna wit
iiossos to uppcarattho trln
Flounders at Doty's market. '
STATE NEWS
' Work oa th IVrtlad
City creie pat has eoai
aad Oresoa
Lebaaoa Is aatfcf atr prearatloas for
a Me eetehcatioa oa the Foarvh of
Jelr.
! Thirty-aae can of eauJe were
jlapei traai The Dallas Tsefday for
the Moaiaaa raaeas.
i Bfvwaerilla h to have a salooa at
fe$t. Soaaeaaels salhilag oae Jot
atoMe the dty llailts.
Soate kiad of aa iaaet ba attacked
the grarihoppsrs ia eastera Oregon
aad arfrfesiaeaastroeed by-the millloa.
Carl Zwieker, of Currtilli aad Mrs.
A. Vioeit. A Portlaad were wed last
fieek. Wand S3 are the respective
aces of the bride and g moa.
Bee Jolly, a pronioeat Beaton
c-tjiity f jraier, died at bis hone Wed
e5ay, of appeodieiM. He w
aiynit -W years old, aad left a family
Youae tA HcClanahaa, of Eocene, '
at the Roeaar bicycle races last Sat
urJay woa the oae wile race ia
&SJ.
tbe Ire aile in 1448 aad the. half
aiilela 1:12.
Prof, Chapman of Eogeoe univer
sity, states that the graduates of the
Albaor high school eaa eater the aal
verity who has 15 credit, or enter
tbe Fresbano elas? with 33 credits.
Mr. Gaateabeio, of Oregon City,
who soed the Oregon City manufact
uring company, was awarded 400
damages for her son's life, who feli
into tbe dye 7at at the latter's works.
The amount sued for was to ft JO.
At the firrman's tournament at Ba
ker City, the Waila Walia team won
the speed race and Baker City the
hook and ladder nice. Time in the
speed race in 23 1-5 seconds, and book
and ladder race 21 4-5 seconds.
The 4 -year-old son of Mrs. Ilender-
shot, who resides near tlie Geary
sclHKd, in Lane county, while playing
with was severely burned, they be
coming ignited setting tire to the
child's clothing severely burned it.
The child will recover.
Pomona, Cal.,has a new saloon li
cense that is a corker. The license is
to 18 $1000, two saloons are to be al
lowed in tbe city, they are to have no
screens, no scats for loungers and
none of the gilded attractions A man
can only enter,get a di ink and go out.
The Linn county convention of the
W. C. T. U. at which the following
ofilcers were elected: Mrs. M. M.
Bluln, of Albany, re-elected president;
Mrs. S. A. Childs, of this city, vice
president; Mrs. Francis Hammer, of
Albany, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Ida Porter, of sliedd, recording sec
retary; Mrs. Abble Standish, of Hal
sey, treasuier.
Tired Neryous, Sleepless.
Men and women how gratefully
they write about Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Once helpless and discouraged, having
lost all faith in medicines, now in
good health and "able to do ray own
work," because nood's Sarsaparilla
has power to enrich and purify the
blood and make the weak stromr this
is experience of a host of people
Hood's I'ills are tne best
family
cathartic and liver medicine.
Gentle.
reliable, sure.
The One Cnt Daily lias large
lists in towns like Jefferson, Marlon,
Dallas, Woodburn, Roseburg and
Ashland.
A runaway accident near Dusty
last week, Frank Countryman and
f.imlly were enroute home from
funeral of their infant son, when
team took fright and ran away,
were 'thrown out and more or
the
the
All
les
bruised, and Snaght, a brother-in-law,
was picked up for dead. All however,
are on the road to recovery.
If a flowennj
plant does not
blossom, there's
little beauty in ie
If it is sick and
fadtd and with
ered and lifeless,
nobody cares for
ie It falls short
of its object in
being It is in
complete un
finished. Times without
number women
have been liken
ed to flouerg
end rightly But
what of her
whose physical
condition corres
ponds with the
bio isoni 1 es s
plant? What of
the woman whom
weakness has
made not wholly
and wholesomely
s woman? Many
things lead to de
rangement of a
woman's delicate
organism. It may be due to carelessness.
It may be due to ignorance fostered by
mistaken parents on the plea of preserving
modesty
It may re,ult from improper treatment of
some win . trouble whatevtr sickness a
woman na- it seems always to anect the
organ which rwike her a woman and these
in turn work upon all the rest. There is
woman ha it seems always to affect the
much Insanity amonsr women. It is reallv
It is reallv
suiHi.in;' inai mere is not more.
The troubles peculiar to their sex work
strongly 011 the nerves. They drag upon
the most delicate nerves in the body and
the inflammation always present cauies a
debilitating dram that will enervate the
most robut.
Dr. Pierce' l'avoritc Prescription has
brought comfort and liMltk to thousands
of suffering women. Por many years. Dr.
Pisrce has been Chief Consulting Physician
at the Invalida' Hotel and Surgical Insti
tute at Buffalo, N. V. He has used the
"Favorite Prescription " all the time, with
uniform succeas. With it, there is no
need of the commonly insisted upon dis
tressing examinations and "local treat
ment" Twenty-one cents sent to World's
Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo,
N. v., will brins doctor book of toco paces.
7k4
I ILui
Ij8 1? kiT" frlJS
(riwWKal
I -SiSajgaj
Hood's
Bst to take 5kz isaes,
Pills
Hmlckt 'iit patios.
ank SrA yw jl rf&ru. ass.
Xnpvtd Jr T C lo4U, UmU.XM.
A. Remedy
for
Tie Family,
Ik Trartltr,
TBE FIOXEER
Ceruia relief
i
For MiUrii I
STOMACH
aad
ITTEK LspicEsnoy.
Tj U-03 Workers.
The Capital J-crxai. is tbe only
paper that publishes the official pro
ttttrilaes of the Taioa Bi metallic con-
fmanat Alhanr Juae 2. and will
famish copies of tbe same at 21.00 per
baadred to Union workers- These
proceed logs should be giyen a wide
circatetlon. Enclose money order,
draft or coin with order.
tf Hofkk Bros., Editors
OKDIKANCE KO. 342.
a Dill toi o ordut&oce to proride lor
tax-
tg and killing dogs.
Be It Ofllaia-4 W the Comoon Council
ol
the City of Salem.-
Sidioa I It is hereby made unlawful for
anr petsoa or persons to keep a dog or does,
itWa tbe limits oi tbe city of Salem, of the
ir of BHxe than four months unless the
owaer or keepr of such dog, or dogs, shall
nocare from Ibe city maishal a license for
each dog as ie ihis ordinance prorided.
Sectkm 2. Tbe owner or person hating in
charse av d -e kept or owned within the city
of Salem, so.- 1 on or before the first day of
I roe in each year, pay loUie city marshal tbe
mm of $ 1 0 n gold or silver coin of the
United btates ol Amnca icr eaen and erecy
?"Vri "TM' .S,?' T.
i.. . .. .
male dog (ne: spayed) so kept r owned by
bun. which shall entitle h'm to a receipt fiom
ksrb ymm n --. Kv .., sv w .-
tveh city marshal, disignating tbe owner's
Lame and tbe number o( ibe licence, which
number shall correspond with the number on
the tag which said owner or keeper shall place
on each dog at bis own expense.
Section 3. It shall be tbe duty of the city
marshal of the city ol balem, or any one ap
pointed by said city mar-nal, and be is hereby
authorized to seize, impound and fell cr kill
and bury any and all dogs, sluts or spayed
slots found by him within the limits of the
city of Salem, Oregon, the owner or owners of
which hare failed to procure and pay for a
license as provided in section 2 of this ordin
ance. Upon th: taking up and impounding
any ssch animal tbe city marshal shall post a
notice on the city bulletin board and shall
send a similar notice to the on ner of such dog.
slut or spayed s!u!, if the name ot such owner
and his address u known. wuch notice shall
state that unless th; owner of such animal, or
other persons havin; an interest therein, shall
claim posession r( the same and pay all fees
and charges of impounding, keeping and
polling the same, together with the sum due
to the city for license thereon as here inbefore
provided, within five days from the date of
such notice, the city marshal will pioceed to
sell the said animal at a time and place
therein named, not less than five nor more
than ten days from the date thereof, to tbe
highest bidder for cash. Such sales shall be
public, and shall be held at the city pound
and no bid shall in any case be received for
l any animal fcr a sum less than the fees of ira
1 ioundin''. advertising, keeoinr and selling
tlse same, togetherwith an amount sufficient
to procure a license for the said animal, for
wh ch last amount tbe purchaser or owner
shall receive a license upon such animal for
the current license year.
The city marshal shall be entitled to charge
fur impounding, posting notices and selling
such animal a fee of $1.50 for each male dog
and a fee of $3 for each female dog er spayed
slut, and for keeping such animals the sum of
25 cents per day.
In case a sufficient amount is not bid for
any animal to pay all fees, charges and li
cense lee upon the same the city marshal
may, at his discretion, adjourn such sale from
day to day, not more than three days in all,
or if no sufficient bid is made for any animal,
the city marshal is empowered, authorized
and imtructed to kill and bury th: same at
his own expense.
Section 4. No slut or female dog, in time
of lieal, or vicious or mad dog, shall be per
mitted to run or be upon the public streets or
alleys of the city of Salem, whether licensed
or not, unless securely muzzled or led by a
rope 01 chain by tbe owner or keeper thereof,
and it shall be lawful for any person to kill
any sirli dog, slut or spnped slut so found at
large and the owner or keeper of any such
dog, slut or sj.ayed slut permitting the said
dog, slat or spayed slut to be at large in vio
lation of the provisions of this section shall,
upon conviction thereof before the city re
corder, oe nneu not less man $10 nor more
than $50 and be imprisoned until such fine be
paid, lot exceeding twenty-five days.
Sec:ion 5. All dogs, sluts, or spayed
sluts more than four months old found within
the limits of the city of Salem without a
license tag thereon, are hereby declared to
be a public nuisance, and any person or in
habitant of the city of Salem who shall keep
a dog, or dogs, slut or spayed slut within the
limits of the city of Salem without first having
pjiu ine license required inercior Dy this
ordinsnce, and having the number thereof
stamred or engraved upon a collar upon such
dog, dut or spayed slut, as hereinbefore pro
vided, or who shall cause or permit a collar
and cumber to be put on a dou.slut or snivel
slut, with intent to avo!d the payment of
a license therefor, shall, upon conviction of
such offense before the city records, be sub
ject t J a fine of not lessthan $!onor more than
$50, or be imprisoned not less than five nor
more tuan tirenty-fiye days
Section 6. Any nerwjn or nei.ons who
I shall harm or molest the city mai hal, or any
. ,eryo rccularly appointed by him. wearine
nWmn' Ar l, ,c .J, ,i ?-
1 T ri",. " :'. ..' , . . ""ov..?.' ""'K
anv dog, slut or spayed slut or killing the
same, accordnig to the proisions ol this
ordinance upon conviction thereof before the
city recorder, shall be lined in a sum not less
than is nr moc than $50, or by imprison
ment 111 the city jail not less than five nor
more than twenty.fivc days.
Section 7. All ordinances and parts of
ordinances iu conflict herewith are hereby
repealed.
Passed by the common council of the city
cf Salem, on the iSthday of May, 1897.
ED. N. Et)ES.
, , , City Recorder.
Adpreved by the mayor on the 19th day
of May, 1S97.
f,I. A. RICHARDSON,
7 lot - Mayor.
H0S
C. H MACK,
DENTIST !
Sa-ssKr Dr. I. M-SKrese, oW Wake
cpenims t oaJenle Jess ai y briaai an
ia eyeoal rctiest-
iSTJ-argest sd FJaest tine of Cut
GUa E-rer in the City, Direct froa
Ubery Glass Works.
S. W. THOMPSON L CO,
Jewelersi
a Commercial St , Salem, Oregon,
in
II?
1U
On iaalf WMiigir at 7 oer cent. On fant
j kod $eeHy a! S per et. Safe kxia made
lor mrtAisTs. issuance eaeciea in reuiuit
oonpimes JOHN MOIrt,
I Uroker. i-jcta So. 2. Beth bank beilding.
ffOLZ'S HABKRT
tf LZ L HIES KE Prooi
Dealart in all kinds of freib and salt meal s
Lard in balk, 7c a lb. Cheapest meal In he
turn. Try them. 171 Commercial St.
SALEM WATER CO.
OFFICE:-CITY HALL
5or water service apply at efficr. Bill
payable monthly in advance. Make at
complaints at the office.
C. H. LANE,
MNT
li' Ooavnerciil $t , 3 tie m Or
, y Sails its upwards. Pants npwands'1
STENOGRAPHING AND TYPEWRITING.
Tral an A commercial work a snecialt
Telephone one-four. Office with Shermar
Condit Si fa rk, Gray block. Dictation talc
at your office and work returned on j';hoi
notice.
4 30 t STELLA SHERMAN.
J, B GILMORE,
Successor to White & Uilmore,
Lie, Cement, Lath, Plaster.
Com andCorn Chip, a'l kinds of feed.
54 STATE ST
I. H HAAS,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Makes a spualty of fine repair uork, Setb
Thomas clocK. etc., 215 Commercial Street
Depot Express.
Meets all masl and passenger trains. Bag,
gage and express to all patts of the city
Prompt service. Telephone No. 70.
TAMES RADER.
Hello !
SEE D, S, BENTLEY.
If you want to move or want a load olfany
kind hauled or want a load of manure, dirt,
sand or gravel, or cement, lime, hair plaster,
brick or sewer pipe, see D. S. Bentley, cor
ner of Front and Chemeketa streets or rimr
up telephone 30. Also wood and coal on
hands at nil times. Orders promptly attended
10.
J. S. fRfflUt
NEW MARKET,
f State street, near railroad. Freshest and
oesi meats. My patraas say 1 keep the best
meats in town, j aj
"AT THE OLD P0ST0FFIGE. "
A. DAGENY,
Family Wine and Liquor Store,
Removed from 10a State to 109 Commercial
street. Bottled goods of the best quality.
Jin G. lit
Haying disposed of my mer
chandise business, I wish to
state that I can still be found
at my office in the old Pioneer
Grocery. I propose to devote
my time to the insurance bus
ness, and write policies in the
best companies known. All
persons indebted to me please
call and settle at once and
save expense of collection.
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The Journal hss three times tbe circulation in Ore con of Any jUj
ran eiwnt Smiti. .-.... n.i.i ,. . . Ji,. Silver mw "',
urecon except Scott's paper at Portland. It is recocnired by SiIrtr"I
wiica as tne cuampion of the People's cause in this state. You ,Xrant
one : Bimetallic state paper ( Eyery issue is devoted to building op .this
nasses of the People.
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HOFER "BROs
THE ONLY
DAIl
ON THE PACIFIC COAST.
CIRCULATION
Of the Daily Journal Increased 75 Per
Cent. Following letters need no explana explana
teon: Salem, Or., Feb. 25, 1697.
B. F. Bonham, P. M., Salem, Or:
Dear Sib: Will you not please to
advpe us if the weights of mails now
received from the Daily Jocrnal
are fully 75 per cent more than a year
agoat this time. As we have not In
creased the size of the Daily Jour
nal during the past year, we wish to
estimate the comparative Increase in
circulation, by the comparative
weights mailed.
Yours very truly,
Hofek Brothers, Editors.
Salem, Or., Feb. 25, 1897.
Editor Dally Jeurnal:
Dear Sir: The weights of malls
now received from the Daily Jocb
xal are fully 75 per cent more than a
year ago at this time.
Respectfully,
B. F. Boxham, P. M.
By J. A. Sellwood, Asst. P. SI.
The circulation of the Portland
Telegram is stated at 2500 copies dally.
The average circulation ot The One
Cent Daily has been for sometime
larger than that and the Weekly
Jocrnal has a largercirculatlonthan
ever before.
The Jocrkal Is now established as
the paper having the largest clrcula
tion in Oregon, next to the Oregonian.
Advertisers are invited to Inspect our
lists of subscribers, and are reminded
that our mall subscriptions are
all paid in advance, und that such
are a desirable class of people to do
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