Daily capital journal., June 15, 1897, Image 2

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The Case OI the reopie.
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ARingingiLetterFrom Cwnmaaden
'Cooper.
TnJooRXAbfolBTMelf asaay
UlUmUvm Sllwrr mea, Detmnctni.
Popnllste. adrweate aad opaaaeats
of Untoa We atauat prlat aM
compile a few below fr w readers.
Tbe Uolon caa-e to sacee" awit be
a people' taevajea. It eaaaafcjw
seed other le Ucaae tae peaple
are partj riddea bow, aad tfcey are
not daaMlBg for a aw party,
rnoca as for Bew meUto4- it m w
inated taat la twenty ywrs Oregoa
ha produced vmftiJM of weallfc
Id tae last tweaty ymrs aad bat very
saialt proiwik of lab lias Vita
kept In the lat. The result of
government by tae old party aetbed
has been to lanwverfc thenwnte
and heap ap wealth la the aaoeey
center Su w It i proposed to
start a new party Rjorateat with di
rect rwpoo'lblllt y Ut tbe people. We
c kh'H ad tae fotknrias letter:
AS VXIOK BATTLE C8Y.
Ststc Chairman Cooper write:
Herein Yanihill we will give tbe
Populists all the committees If they
want them. Our Ppalit are patri
otic and can be truld with the
whole business, and they are certainly
a good In other places a here.
Tlie Intention of the organizing
committee at tire conference was to
divide tbe members of the cociiolltee
equally between the factions It
would be a good plan to make all
members of the Popallt and Demo
cratic county aod precinct committee
men, member of the Union com
mittees, provided they favor a union
or the people at the primaries. Tnls
is the reckon which we build and tbe
thunders of fusion and dissension enn
notprevall against It. Union of the
people at the primaries. The pri
maries are the bulwark of popular
government.
Another vital principle is the prop
osition of leaving all party
management to the people at the
primaries. No other party has ever
offered bo completely to put the gov
ernmentof affairs Into the hands of
the people, as the Union party. This
proposition Is far more sweeping in Its
thoroughness than one would think,
until they Investigate It. No more
bosses, no more rings. When once
organized, the Union party will bo the
most powerful, effective atd speedy
way of expressing and enforcing the
will of the people yet devised. If
there is a Democrat, who believes in
equal rights to all and special privil
eges to none, and opposes this, he is
not a Democrat. If there Is a Popu
list who believes in the initiative and
referendum, and opposes this he Is
not a Populist.
The Union party has started In to
fight the battle or the century.
While many may have professed a
devotion for the peoplp, the Uulon
party has established this rock on
which they can build with the utmost
confidence. Primary and direct con
trol or all party and state affairs, by
primaries. The battle cry of the
Union party Is ONTO TIIE PimrA
IUE3. And no other proposition will
be considered. To the primaries for
nominations, to 'the primaries for
party management and to the pri
maries for your laws.
Push for the primaries with all
your energy. Let speakers and writ
ers ring out the cry, let the people
Join In the refrain until the mount
ains iitiderstand that the people in
tend to be heard. Don't let any
other matter come In the way.
JOSKl'HI.VK COUNTY.
Union Chairman Hrownoll. writes
that ho has called a mass convention
for county organization, June 10. lie
nays the Populists thoro take a deep
In tents t In the Union movement.
Thcy are patriotic and declared
llicmselvos roady to support principle
In preference to men or party."
CLATSOP COUNTY.
O. W. Dunbar, ns county commit
tee man, has thrown himself and his
paper Into the fight for the Union
party Ho writes that the Union or-!
gunlftatton Is using pushed. The
IXilly and Weekly Jludgcture red hot
for the Union.
VKOil LANK COUNTY.
B. C. Sparks writes from llluo rlyor,
Juno 12:
In your Issue or 10th under the cap
tion of Populists of Lane county. Now
Jlr. Editor lainsldor the ropgrt he tit
out. through tho Eugene Guard very
unfair and misleading. In fact the
middle of the rouders veru In tho ma
jority and a middle of tho road propo
sition was not voted down as reported
In tho Guard. Hut on tlio contrary
n motion on tho part of the fusion
elements was voted down, and linully
(hciuotlot) to Indorse the action of
the state Ceatcral tnmmUAee w laid j
' taUMe. MNil the e-ataeMaC!
Kt team Uw eeatiaanrt f ifee.
'aaratfag oppfrfd toe aettoa ofUw
fCeaMraJ caanaJUce. But l rdef!
:uh: rallawSfilrexareaaaa aiht
treaeferi frHB th party of Laae
Gwd te alwmf5
: ! P ariaeipte, nftieh,
(it too a perfect right V do.
t Bat Ims ao tight to atterepngeat
toe actio tataw bjr ts racartwrs !
i
thggg aiwtlanf. i
DowaioaMMMr tae Gaaj4 wlllea-;
dor 'tat Uaioa party ptatfona, aad f
yet that ptatiMrai U pane Middle of -tte
read doctrine.
Tae Sal of tae Ppa!ist party i
tteensia refT popular: all tint I
menanrj a to Uhel it "ftotlhiaz
other Hun Pjp-Jlut, n it, tru-
PiptilM waau i th"e dcelara
tioas of arlnciplet-be eaarted iaUt law-'
Aad aoUirrtrrt of that will nt-
ify tae party. j
I say mmeo to too Ualea party
nbea yoa larllhc iaIUatlTe la roar
ptatforai, toroaea a ooIom cnoreo
ttea. rasnar t8 out pabtidb.
tr. II. Btaek. editor of toe ofitelml
oraa of tbe Pnpfe party a4 Hilte-
biro write:
All will agree that If the reform
forces In a victory over tbe combined
forces of plutocracy In lnj, it will be
necessary ta aaitetnem la oae mild
body. If there is a division the bat
tle will be lost to humaaity, end lib
erty will be lost and a dark ase will
aaln settle down on tlK people of
tbe world. In tbe light of ta's faet
the anion of force? becomes a osW
eraUon of vital Importance, for on its
comaKMualioa perhaps Imosts tlie dec
tiny of civil izatkra.
Wbytben are the people divided.
There Is but one answer to this qoee
tion,and it is this: The reform forces
are divided today because they Mod
themselves in political party corrals
which they have bailt around thetu
elve. These people have come to
love their respective pens with tlteir
great high walls of prejudice. It is
the party walls that is keeping the
Ieople apart. The Democratic and
People' parties are becoming prisons
where the voters will be tied hand
and foot and rendered easy victims to
plutocracy's combined forces. Would
I destroy the Democratic and Popu
list parties? Yes, most certainly I
would. I would raze the party
walls to the ground. Yea, had I the
power, 1 would blot out the last ve
tlveor those two gigantic obstruc-
tious to the advancement of our cause,
thecauseof common humanity. Not
because 1 object to the principles
they advocate, but because they
keep the people divided. The
existence of two political organiza
tions working for the same end is an
inconsistency which no man can de
fend without doing violonce to his
reason. But some will ask me would
I favor the abandonment of the Pop
ulist party if the Democratic party
refuse to disband? My answer to
such is that we as champions of the
People's cause, who hold principles
above party, should set the example
In this necessary movement and let
the Democratic party take the respon
sibility if It refuses to follow the dic
tates of common sense. For a Union
party with Fll the Populists in it and
the millions of Republicans and Dem
ocrats that would join it would be
much more formidable than the Pop
ulist party standing In ,tue middle
of the road and In deadly strife with
the already organized Union party
and the Democracy. In my judgment
we will not get the reform forces to-
Poul breath is
a discourager of
affection. There
arc more reasons
than one for this.
Foul breath is
always on indica
tion of poor health
bad digestion.
To bad digestion
is traceable almost
all human ills. It
is the starting
point of many
very serious mala
dies. Unon the health v action of the
digestive organs, the blood depends for
its richness and purity. If digestion
stops, poisonous matter accumulates and
it forced into the blood there is no
place else for it to go. Before this, the
fermented, putrid matter has indicated
its presence by making tlie breath foul,
the complexion sallow and muddy, the
eyes dull and the head heavy. By and
by, the genu infected poisonous matter
in the blood causes weakness or inflam
mation in some part of the body. Then
comes rheumatism, scrofula, consump
tion, liver couiplahit, kidney trouble and
a halt a hundred other ills.
Tlie bad breath is a danger signal.
Look out for It! If you have it, or
any other symptom of indigestion,
take a bottle or two of Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. It will
straighten out the trouble, make your
blood pure and healthy and full of nu
tument for the tissues. It is a strong
Uatenieut, but a true one that the
"Golden Medical Discovery" will cure
ou per cent, of all cases of consumption
if it Is taken in the early stages. It will
relieve even the most obstinate casos of
long ktutidiug
Stud twenty -one cents in one-cent stamps
to cover pontage and wrapping onh' and
you ill receive from the acid's Iflnpen
MO' Medical Association, Buffalo, N Y.,
a Urge book of 1000 pages profusely illuv
luted, telling all about the "Goldan Md.
iel Discovery" and containing nfrtraito.
tastliaonlRU and addresses of hundreds of
thase cured by it. It is a complete l'amilj
Doctor Book. -
Strong
KTjti-tfrKDetaHntbeSot
Hod SustjariUa as does tbe care of
?"2!22
the Mood ASects tbe eoodKioa or ji tb
Bi
iieryes i
basca. jaiseies ad tiseses. If K is fan'
pare it eaaaot properly resUin these
parte. If made pare, rich, red aad vital
s or uooa s sarMpaniu,
H
carries
bealtk lastead of discaje. aad rexnlrs the
irTB. xwtmu bjbvsw ms uinuia ec kmja
- . .i-i --i
do. Tans nervous prostration, hysteria,
Besraign, hart jJji?at km. are cared by
Sarsaparilla
BeMase K b tbe One True Blood Purifier.
,, ,, r-v.,, art tae best after Bur 1
IIOOQS PlIIS rdfa. a affesttoa. ate
aether notil tite Democratic and Pjp
alfet parties are sunken ioUi oblivion.
Let the old unavailable hulks cink.
Tear down tbe prison walls of per -tytsai
aad let tbe imprisoned volets
00L
rmKee oranoKS.
Cuttswe Grove Leaden '
What Is the matter with all the
reform parties of Oregon call ice a
conference in the near future, of an
t!tori2ed dclieates from '.tbeir rankf,
to complete the plans of a perfect
anion of forces in the next campaign.
This coold and should be done. Un
less soch moveinent is made tlie re
form parties cannot prove to the
voters of Oregon, that they arc in
earnest in the profession of reforms
tliey boast of.
The Florence West says: The
meeting or tbe P. P. central commit
ter at Eugene last Saturday after
noon reultd in the re-election of
Chairman John Sutherland; the elec
tion of Thoo. Gill as secretary, to
succeed Dr. E. D. McKenney, and in
th.. tabling of the resolution to en
dorse the "middle of the road" action
of the state central committee. It
seemed as though the Populists of
Lane county were In favor of endors
ing the Union party lately organized
at Salem.
Jefferson Review: The outcome of
the organization of the new union
party Is doubtrul. If the Populists
join in and a good ticket is placed In
the field it may be successful, but if
the Pops will not come In and three
tickets arc In the field, then it Is
probable the Republican party will
win with case.
Astoria Budget: There arc good
men Identified with all the old polit
ical parties who arc capable and con
scientious. They are striving within
their party ranks to effect the reforms
that arc set forth In the declaration
of principles adopted by the Union
Party. They will be invited without
prejudice to .join the new party and
help retire the old and corrupt ma
chinery. The Union party will grow. All
the silver forces will be working in
harmony In due time. The only ones
who are holding out arc a few poli
ticians who don't know how things
are going to head; hut when the band
wagon starts they will be breaking
their necks lor a front scat. There
Is no coward so cowardly as a poli
tical coward.
Treasurer J. L. Hyde, of Lincoln
county, visited Albany last week for
the first time since 1853. lie could
only recognize one building there, af
ter his abscenco of 44 years.
A Serious Difficulty.
'I suffered for three years with salt
rheum. The humor was on my hands
and I was obliged to keep a covering
on thorn most of the time. Tiie sting
ing and burning was very severe.
Nothing did me any good untill I took
Hood's Ssaapurilla. After taking
six bottles I was cured." Mrs. S. E.
Wood, DeLumar Idaho.
Hood's Pills are the favorite lamily
cathartic. Easy to take, gentle, mild.
25 cents.
Thk One Cbnt Daily has large
lists In towns like Jefferson, Marlon,
Dallas, Woodburn, Rosohurg and
Ashland.
SAVE YOUR GRAIN.
Few realize that etch squirrel de
roys 81.60 worth of grain annually.
tiaraiccs squirrel ana uopuer isxter-i
mlnutor Is tho most effective and'
economical poison known. Price re-1
ducod to 30 cents For sale by G. W. '
Putnam, Stoinor Drug Co., Lunn As I
Brooks, G. L. L. Raskott and A. I. '
Stone. d & w-3 10-4m
Call for Warrants.
otIcoishoroby glron that I have J
iiiiius on iiiitui to pay nn warrants
prcsonted prior to Novombor 0, lv.5,
and Intorost will cease on tho same
from the date of this notice
Dated June 6, 1S07.
G. L. Brown,
0-5-1 w. Count" Treasurer.
Fire Clav
for fruit dryora and other mw -
lorsuioub
GlUiUKT BltOS,
bulcm, Ur.
ci4 a&w2mos. '
Hoods
'JOHN HUGHES,
DeaiV m GROCERIES, PAINTS,
OILS, WINDOW GLASS, VARNISH.
fuj tf,9 complete Stock of
BRUSHES of a, kWs ta.thesUte.
( Artists wafcnak, line, nak, ceweat .
jaro wangles, aK tawaqtiMiyw
r
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
s !
WAXFZa toMflW place by a gentlesaxa
"'', aim of immtrttr feeot. Addretf
. Zinnc pawwlauw H- cat Tmtz1.
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mosev making
K. .
I HAVE A GOOD
proporiuaa for a partjr dcairirg to exst.
, saaail c4 payaMM nyiM. or mil Ute
fsr procvrr here. Write "J" Ujk paper.
613 iwr
W ANTED-. A gMrf aad npaWe kImmm to
canT.it retai', Mores ia Uus city aad net aw
for a trc-liy. rrefeteare pe to a party
xpeneBced groserj fiae A-"de V. C.
(knoAoe. 6 12 4!
FOR RENT. As eight located hoase.- fits'
fie rn-tmht foe for tepltfiag iwdcwn etc..
Jj-So thereafter. 1 Chares street Ea
ft T it J earn 1 1 Hiu 6-14.3
WANTED AGBXTS If y rattier
waac yoa. Good par esc'aan tertHery,
aatwbcte in (Jrveoo. Addiea P. O. Box 75
Sale Otegm.T 6ti tm
PROaf.T ATTRXTlnX Vi cm tae
j yoar bany rite set for $2 and other liat
jitm. ILjrse tin in, aw shoe lor l.
I Pttat-cUa work gaaranteed. J nn Holra,
I bUcfcMnth High street, acxt to (cA hotel.
' 6 3 irad w
TIIE "BUSINESS fRl.NTt.k" Ot silem
is Kraek Coaorer. He ' to be foand at Dear.
bora', aad when foaod wil: do roar ba-iness
ptiatiag tieker, raote clear!; ml san-fact-
ory man aay one here. 5 Zo 11
FOR SALE A small, welt pajing tnuiness,
located in the baMsess ceater o tbe city, for
sale cheap. A good liviag for the nght man.
Address A. B C, care of Journal. 64 tm
VOK SALE OK TKADE.-The best bay
and stock ranch in Oregon consisting of 200
acies. i good for frnit, gTaia or general farm
ing Will ell for hall its raise on terms to
sou or will trade for town proje.-t- or a
small place For particulars add re -s Box 62,
MillCt', OregoB. 5 2o-imT
AK;X:K DOWN. Hors slvjd here
after a l for tour new shoes. Tbe bet stock
and woik A. R. Willard. 139 ijtalc street,
Salem 5'U-tf
WANTED. iermaaent office assisunt and
correspondent here. Salary $780. Enclose
self-addresed stamped envelope to W L
BLOWN, Gen'! Manager, care Daily Jonml.
5 S tf
MRS. N. B. SCOTT.Stenograpber and
tj-pewriter, room 6, over Ladd 0: Bush's
bank. Prompt altentioa to all classes of work.
WANTED, To trade, cood busine-s for
property, g.ve fall drscription, location and
price, addrcsf, W.cart journal. 6 15 iw
Salem Steam Laundry
Flcasc'noticc &e cut in prices
on the following:
Shirts, plain 10 cents
Urxser rirawet 5 to 10 cents
Under shim stolocents
Socks, per pair 3 cents
Ilaodkerchfofe. . - ' -
.v;lk hadkercbiefs 3 cents
Pi
and other work to proportion.
Flannels md other work in
telhgently washed by hand,
Col. T, Olmsted Prop,
THE
'CLUB'
STABLES,
Best horses and carriages in the city. All
ieiwce prompt and reliable. Near Hotel
Willamette.
TB01US
k MANN,
PBOPRIETOttS.
SO 7-ARd
CXfSfi.'EMOE-
TRADE MARKS,
DESIGNS,
COPYRIGHTS SO.
Anroce tending o sketch and description mar
qolcklrsKcrtaln, free, wbetber an InTenUon U
probably patentable. Communications strlctlr
connjentlsl. Oldest agency for tecunns patents
la America. We bare a Washington omce.
Patents taken tbroush Mann & Co. receive
special notice In tbe
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
teautlfullr UlurtrateJ. larsest clrcnUtloa of
il zJi 1 Sari Wl
MUNN & CO.,
3(11 llrnmlwav. Nw Vork.
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jaaajfini, 1 ..imtural His-
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iC9k y ,", prepaid, Mt
VlSSFj'5 rt . oc r a bottles, P.7S. .
KJtaa. u CitwuUt sent oa twaaaaj
ODD P01S0H
cured In 15 to5i days. Too can be iSSte? it
homeforaame prtcanndcrsamecuaran.
Stf??i?P,;TW1Ir?rcao'lhoteIbd lli
', lOUlde rtOtlllh. nnrl .111! K..a ..k.. .i.
rin,Mucc.asVutchMlnrn6uim.SorVThVblJt
rimples. Copper ColorcStaVclceraor
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For sale at Salem. Or- bv D. J. FRY.
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Linen-Mesh
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UllUwl VYwCU
Our catalogue contains some '
very interesting facts on- the
' of derwear.
Ask for
a copy at our Salem agents,
JOS MEYERS L SONS.
ORDINANCE NO. J42.
A Dill bi in onhraace lo provide for Ux
tog Bd t-i.tue, aeg.
hi U O.daiKJ br (be Comsmci Coeocll
ol
the City of Salem
Stcih. 1 In tut. by made anlawfal for
any petsoa or peoa to ler a dog or dogs,
nkbta On 1 mits of ibe city 'A Safeai. of tbe
ac of mere than foar laomhs unless the
ovaeror Verier of nth Hojf. nr dogs, shall
fiocoie iron Ik ctty ra?i-.v a license lor
each deg st in ibi 9tdaincs prenrided.
Section l. The owner r yttxm bating in
cbarce any dg kept or cased wit bin the city
of Salem, Jjill on or befmt tbe firt day of
lone in each lear. tar to the ci;w marshal tbe
sam of St 0 in gold or Mirer coin of the
; United States 0 Ameiica far each and oery
male dog. and each rayd f nisle og, and
i the sam of 3 for each auJ ocry flat cr fe-
1 maic oog poi tpatia; ta K:pi or owrea oj
nim, trnicn nan rniri: n m to a rrc- ipe itom
such city marshal, duigna'irrg the cvnei's
tame and tbe number ol th? liceo-e, btcb
number t'. all corresponJ w.:'i (Ik number on
the tag which said owner cr ser per shall place
on each dog at his oan ei-ri.e
Section 3. It shall b- the duty of the city
marshal of th: city of Salem, or any one ap
pointed by said city marshal, and he is hereby
authorized to seize, impound and fell or kill
and Ij .rj any and all dogs, tints or spayed
ntu fuund by him within the limits of the
illy of Balero, Oregon, the own'r or owners of
which have tJi'ed to procure ani t ay lor a
license as provide in sj eti jn 2 of this ordin
ance. Upon th- takirg up and impounding
any ucn animal tne cur marinai snail post a
ro.ice on the city buKetin board and jhall
send a similar notice to the on n;r of such dog
slut or spiyed s.ut, if the came ol soch nwnei
and 'lis addre is known. soch notice hi1'
stite 1 hit unless the owner of sotb anim .
o her persons hating an interest therein hs'
claim pososion'f the same and pays1! fee
anl caar'es 01 impocnoing, keepi-11 n
posting the same, together wuh the am "ot
to the city for license thereon as here wlvforr
provided, within five dajs from ihe date ot
such notice, tbe city marshal will pioceed to
sell the said animal at a time and place
theretn named, nit less than five nor more
than ten days fron 4he dale thereof to the
highest bidder for cash Such sales shall be
public, an.! -hall ve he 1 V the cit p-jtind
a-' ii-i bill 'hi 1 in any -a-c - ed for
any anmal f.r a sum if '.an iU. I.-ofitn-
KMjn!ta; aivertia.i'g k'riiig -n-I w-lling
the same, together wi h an am Hint sufficient
to procure a license f r theo d nm 1, fir
wh ch last amount the purchaser n owner
snail receive a license uiKin su.h animal for
the cuirent liccn year.
Tlie city marshalshall be entitled to charge
lor impounding, posting noiues and sellin:
such animal a fee of S1.50 for each male dog
and a fee of $3 for each female dog ir spayed
slut, and for keeping such animals tbe 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 fee 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 instructed to Kill and bury th: same at
his own expense.
section 4. ro slot or temaie dog, in time
of heat, or vicious or mad doc shall be rer
milted to run or be upon the public streets or
.11- f .1. :.. r i.l- 1...1 i' 1
HV.JS ui iuc ui ui icui, nucuicr licensed
cr not, unless securely muzzled or led by a
rope or chain by the owner or keeper thereof,
and it shall be lawful for any person to kill
any such dog, slut or spaped slut so found at
large and the owner or keeper of any such
dog, slut or st-ayed slut permitting the said
dog, slut 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, be fined not less than $10 nor more
than $50 and be imprisoned until such fine be
paid, not exceeding twenty-five days.
Section 5. AU dogs, sluts, or spayed
sluts more than four months old found within
the limits of the city of Salem without a
license tag therean, 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
paid the license required therefor by this
ordinance, and having the number thereof
stamped or engraved upon a collar upon such
dog, slut or spayed slut, as hereinbefore pro
vided, or who shall cause or permit a collar
and number to be put on a dog.slut or spayed
slut, with intent to avoid the payment of
a license therefor, shall, upon conviction of
?m.u uucnc oeiore tne city recorder, be sub
ject ta a fine of not lessthan fionorniore than
jw, . v-. ,ujiuueu hoi icss man uve nor
more ruan twenty-nye days-
ocraono. Any person or persons who
suaw narm or molest lie city marshal, or any
person regularly appointed by him, wearing
a policeman's star, who is engaged in seizin?
anr dog, slut or. spayed slut or killing th!
same, according to the provisions of this
ordinance, upon conviction thereof before the
city recorder, shall be fined in a sum not less
dun ts nor more than $50, or by imprison
ment in the city jail not less than five nor
more than twentyfive days.
Section 7. All ordinances and paits of
ordinances In conflict h-r-,-.'fh . i....l..
repealed. "" ""'"
Passed bythe common council of the city
of Salem, on the 18th day of May, 1807.
isu. iv. EDES,
ofMW7.b7themay0r0nthe,9,hd
J. A. RICHARDSON,
Mayor.
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To Union Woricers.
The Capital Journal is the only
paper that publishes the official pro
ceedlngsorthe Union Bimetallic con
ference at Albany Juno 2, and will
furnish copies or the same at $1.00 ner
hundred to Union workers. Thele
SS.d58Bh?be K1 a wide
draftorinwirh'olderr011 rder'
Itr
Hopek Bros., Editors '
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C H. MACK,
DENTIST I
to Dr.). M.BKeefe, old WWte
Comer. Satem, Or. Pamet desiring sspenor
peradsM at moderate fee ta aay branch are
hi electa! reqaest.
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SAMCEL CASE, PROP.
The leading first-class hotel of Newport,
on Yaoaina bay. The Oregon health and
wmraer resort. This ho-se commands a
beaatifal view of the Pacific Ocean, . arpnna
Bay and the Coast Range of MoBtais
fSTLarcest and Finest Line of Cut
rent
from
Glass Ever in tbe City, Direct
Libby Glass Works.
S. W. THOMPSON &
CO
Jewelers,
231 Commercial St., Salem, Oregon,
WK MARKET
WCLZ L HIESGKE Proo
Dealars inall kinds of fresh and salt rcea's
Lard in bulk, 7c a lb Cheapest meat in he
own Try them. 171 Commercial st.
C. H. LANE,
am 1
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211 Co-nai:rcial St., Silem Or
fSuits $15 upwards. Pants $ npwands'
STENOGRAPHING AND TYPEWRITING.
Legal ard comaiercial work a specialty
Telephone one-four. Office with Sherman
Ccniit Park. Gray Hock. Dictation take
at your office cd "work r turned on shor
notice.
4 30 t STELLA SHERMAN.
j, f. gilivjore:,
Successor to White ic Gilmore,
tim, Cemcut, Latli, Plaster.
Corn and Corn Chip, a'l kinds of feed.
54 STATE ST.
T- JH HAAS,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Makes a spwialtyoffinv npiir trotk. Setfc
Thomas clockv. ei : r"omm'"cial Street
DfcPOT EXPRF.SS,
Meets all mzsl and pt:ag?r fains
gage and express to all puts of th
Ba5.
city
rrompt service, leiepnone o. 70.
IAMES RADER
ELLO
Si-:e d. s, bentley.
If you want to racve or want a load of any
kind hauled or want a load of manure, dirt,
sandorgrael, orcemsnt, lime, hair plaster,
bnck orscser pipe, see D, S. Rentley, cor
ner of Front sail Chemeketa streets or ling
up telephone 30. Also woad and coal en
hands at ftll times. Orders prompfly attended
to.
J. S. I'lllfil
NEW MARKET,
' State street, near railroad. Freshest and
best meats. My patrons say I keep the best
meats in town. 2 2
"AT THE OLD P0ST0FFICE.
A. ;DAGENV.
Family Wine and Liquor Store,
Removed from 102 State to 199 Commercial
ireci. ijomea coods of the best nualin-
O"0fflce in City nail.
Irrigation Hours G to 8 a
to 9 In the event nc.
tn. undo
All irrigation bills for the summer
will be due and payable the 1st of
Street sprinkling tin ough lawn hose
positively prohibited.
No deduction for Irrigation during
absence unless water is cutoff the
entire premises.
No allowance made for part of sea
son as more water is needed to brine
out a neglected lawn than judicious
use for the entire season. JUU1CI03
. Salem Water Co.
MADE IVIEAlViAN
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(H 7l topotancr,ble.plessjiSgfJSa
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fist upon hann. tho "a'.L
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Railway
Conductor
Annual
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Excursion
and j , , , t
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'. To Salem, , ,
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Sunday, June 20,
Excursion trains
-Portland, Oregon City, WoodhZ1
I Sheridan, McMlnnville, ForestfJr3
. liiiisooro, tugene. Albany and in1
points In the Willamette niw1
1 Grand entertainment at q.;'
.Fair Grounds In the afternoon
'Program to be announced latcr.Pir.
bands of music engaged. 'e
Admission to Fair Grounds 25c
Tickets from any point in the vi
ley. including admission to p,u
'Grounds 31: children 50c. p,,r ar
tlculars call on C. D. Gabrirlnn ..s
f. :n.
Derby, Salem, or address
120 Third streortlarR
Ilaying disposed of my mer
chandise husiness, I wish to
state that I can still be found
at my office in the old Pioneer
Grocery. I propose to devote
my lime to the insurance bns
ness, and write policies in the
best companies known. AH
persons indebted to me please
call and bettle at once and
save expense of collection.
5 21ml
olin (J. WrigL
Two rontes east.
first
clas line,"
writes a Montana man nln
recently took the i?utling
ton Route from l!i.ling:j
Kansas City He adch,
"I shall return the sate
way."
I it an easy matter, com.
pafatitrtly, to induce a man
to try yoor line OXCli.
Hut tlie eloquence of a
Demosthenes will fail to
make him do so a second
time if your service is not
what it ought to be.
"It's
v e are trying to run ibis
road of ours in such a war
that people who take it
once take it again and
i again. And we are succeeJ
ing. Omaha. Kansas City,
St. Locis, Chicago all
points East and South.
A. C. SHELDON. G. A.,
Portland. Or,
Northern Pacific
Railway.
RUNS
r'ullman Slespin Cars.
Hleo-ant Dinino- Cars
' Tourist Sleeoin Car!
To St. Paul, .-Minneapolis, Duluth, ufct.
'Irand Forks, Croolcston, Winnipeg,
Helena and Butte.
THROUGH TICKETS
To Chicago, Washington, rhilorlf'ph'tJr
York. TJostoa, and v ' "
East and South
JFor information, lime cards, macs
tickets, call on or write
THOMAS, WATT & CO,
AGENTS
265 Commercial srreet. Salem, Ur
A. L). Chaihon, Asst. 0n'l
Morrison st.. corner ThiH
, Pjsi Age""
PorttJ-it. Ot
"TIE LIGHT OF TDE If
OR OUR SAVIOUR IN ART" .
Cost over $io..ooo to publish. Contains
nearly 200 full.page engravings of oar
Saviour, by the great mastets. Every picture
is reproduced from some famous paintings
Agents are taking Tram three to twenty omen
per day. The book is so beautiful that when
people see itthey want it. "FIRStJ GLANCb
AT THE PICTURE BROUGHT TEA
TO MY EYES." says one. "Cleatw iW
first week's work with the book"ays anotber.
"Some high grade pman or woman of CO
church standing should secure the Se
here at once," says ever yeditor, "as S
be made taking orders for it." Also
or woman of good social position can sew
position of manager of this teiritory.to w
all their time fo employing and drilling
agents and corresponding with ijne'nri,
dress for full particulars A. P. T. ELDtR,
Publisher, 27S Michigan Avenue, Chicago,
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