Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, August 03, 1897, Image 2

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    Daily Capital Journal.!
BY HOPSR BROTHERS.
TUESDAY, ACGCST 2, MSfi.
EDITORIAL.
AS "Oaten" tbM h a pr rf
tie Aszast -Ottos" awcaatea.
Oija't the Mate of In had stoat
EswtA at iMrrt-rate aea 8W fr-ersor?
The -vbeal yieW is "Westers OrccM
beteg wr-erf tatted. If tbe crfi
ikes set fKre nwmv fe
Tfetera Orecws it wfll sot reach 15
mOttom bbei as e-laatL Arres-
tiaeezfKt festtoff warty 1 fcltWoa
wftefeta the Srst half of 1317. If
rkrfs TrlKat rhnrid l
tensMi to titot.; It for Ue a-
TtM tlHt BMT p3Wy OMK.
above the aveeire f
aH wa piMa$- As3
Sey are t bs tbrvira dewm.
wbo
for that
Insist
WbaierFercaateatMKio awDi 3a
lraiabeUeraMn anrtaet wHI baiU
up fcrttli dtf aa4 eaaUr-
IftlKHetva Oresoa ex-pBars
fcad rated for Btraa tfcey wM aet
been Srai txnm vfx xj re ex-expedtto?y-
ew Yorfc safelr PPe are
taJtlaz tally-ho parties by M&Mitfcrbt
sd bokJtng "fcsna sartte- by 4aj-
IfcfcU
HcKfak? W barry as the Ore-
gos app-jlBlafsat. asleso be expects.
to fifl tfeem all at tbe expense . tbe
jx.r scbcolaa'aai.
Iran Macktrea'5 oew relrgieas werk,
to be pafeiisbed la tbe aatataa by
Hoars. D-kkl. MeaJ i Co.. will b
eatUfedTbePotfcer's Wbed."
If yea really desire to Increase yr
neteMw's Intelligence aod Veep bl
posted about state aad oatioaal af
fairs, get bias to lake Tan Oxe Cewt
Daily.
WIUj a city debt of iSMjWQ aad tbe
county In debt abat IWJ, aad all
Republicans irtw want ecoaosy aad
reform on t be blacklist, U-e oaUovk
mikes busiBesf men shudder.
Mooter Jalr 31. tbe or trast la
Kew Yorfc wi-. able to advasca tbe
arlre of an gndesaf solaria tbe face
of tbe bfassest stocks la tbe bfetory af
tbe trade- All tbe wholesalers aad
talaflers ate suwfced ap for aaoatte.to
sobe tbW advaaee off tbe people.
Wt Bay gfct5 sr aad pat ap tbe
fratt wttboat s2ar aad sweetea It
aext wf ater wbea tbe price breaks.
If tbe psopte dost sosar for tbe
aext W dae-c, except as a aeeass1tjr,tbe
nrket wfll be broken tn a reaoaaMe
feare-
Polltleal reforatsare aloMr-l ixpos-
sfWe a Orena. le BoeBiaaUa
power is aot la tbe baads of tbe peo
ple. Party spirit aad party prejadke
prereat tbe people from taking tbe
laitta U Teat tbe poll. Bat tbe more
iateilfcefit eaea bare not tbat respect
for tbe party cry ia coanty and state
affairs tbey oace bad. It is probably
tree tbat tbere was aerer a ticket put
ap bat part of it deferred to be de
feated frow patriotic Baotires and in
tbe iaterest of gtsA poverDaient. Bat
a sale tbe bad zoes in with tbe wa&
aad tbe noader Is that oer foraa of
svreraaieat l not a worse laiiore
tbaa it Is.
Upoa hxTiar last vbtt job call for ba
Tea C9 to bar Hood's Eusputtim. Tbere
fa so rntstknte for Hood's. It ii an ln-!-Jt
to jenr iatHlijraee to try to kU yoa
twawtbing- ete. Bememb-r tint all
e?itc to isdsee yea to boy aa article
yoa da sot mat, are tawd rfiaply
Upon
tbe desire to ecare aaore proSU Tbe
dealer or clerk wbo docs this care notb
lag for yoar irellare. He simply wants
For tbe year eadta? Jaly I. tbtre
was a baiaace of trade la favor of oar
coaatryof S2PA Bat oar ia
terest oa fotetga debt, f retjeat paid to
forefsa ressei awaers, mooey speat ia
foretea covatrles, la aO aaaoaated to
SHA"J.COJ. Ssweare really ia tbe
bole S44JtO,iW after barla; fed tbe
world. Tbe expesditvres tbat raa as
icdebt tare for 5errkes' aot fcr
soBtetblBz taaglble tbat we possess.
If a aaaa bays goods for bis amaey be
aas tbe coeds, bat what be pays
oat for Iaterest aad traaseort Lsser
Tfee aad be b&s aotbia? to sbow for
it. While we prodeee over S9,(D).-
IKQ of gold e exported over S4,CjO,
!). Oar aext export of silver was
over itULtSlM. Oar foretsa relatioes
lire of as very aicely saloaz as tbey
caa set as to boad oar coamoaities.
aad allow tbeaa t do oar Ireipbtlo? tioo is may be inferred froai bis own
aad pascesger traasportiac by water, statement that it eootaios two hua
Uader tbe preseat systeai of gold dred separate dated-editions of Burn?
toads as sooa as tiaaes improve, tbere oat of tbe six baadred editions wbicb
yoor mosey,
b-deceived.
Do aot peraiit yocrself to
Iaskt tjpoa hiring
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
JlMwtrBmn. It b l Oae Trat Blood Partner.
H Al r:il eaJTtob.eaiywtake,
iiuvu fins t-AsT to i nte. Se.
OREGON
State Norma! School
MONMOUTH, OREGON
:e:
A TRAINING SCHOOL FOR TEACHERS.
There are but few Salem people at
the summer resorts The traditional
capital hog cannot root for clams by
the seashore with a "no appropria
Hon" rln in its nose.
What interest has a consumer in
trusts if they keep prices high? If
prices are high consumption Is low
ana what does the merchant gain by
that? Why should anyone vote far
trusts anyhow?
D. W. Matthews, C.W. Cherrlngton
and S. B. Ormsby are federal office
holders. They were great free silver
nermann men in tbe spring, and
have their reward for being gold men
in the fall. And some yoted for
Vanderburg.
The gold output of South Africa in
creased the past sir months oyer 300,
000 ounces. That does not look as If
the Johannesburg bubble had burst.
Austria has coined 379 florins' worth
of gold under the new currency sys
tem.
Give the children an outing. Sev
eral Salem families are camping out
by a brook oyer beyond Morningslde.
That is a cheap way to take an out
ing, and as Banker Bush hays, Salem
haa the tinea summer climate in the
world.
Few women can go to the Ulondyke;
but the Clondyke widows, in the ab
sence of their husbands, will have
Increased carca and responsibilities
and will be thereby made more com
petent to attend to business affairs so
that In reality they will make pro
gress in development.
The merciful man is merciful unto
Ills beast and It pays. Do you not
know that an overhead check rein
will make a young horse age twice as
fast, lie can't pull as much, It takes
more to feed him, he falls down eas
ier und runs away oftoner? These
are facts.
If tho supreme court orders Secre
tary of State Klncuid to audit and al
low claims presented In tho absence of
appropriations by tho legislature,
'everything goes." lie cannot be
ojmo u judicial officer and decide
what are legal mid what uro illegal
duifiands. Bills enough for all the
uoardt), commission.', clerkships and
si ucourea will bo stacked up to ovor
wholm tho next legislature, with a
booiilOifuud that will run tho stutc,ln
debt u half u million dollars.
Last week's foreten dispxtebes were
rery eeeoeracim: to Aatertotn iater
est?, aad the loflg-boped-for upward
tendency has become manifest.
Tbe Loodon money market snows
no change and the cheapness of loans
ontinues Americans are buying
American securities in London, ltis
doubtful whether the usual autumn
drain of gold will be as large as here
tofore Japan Deeds gold, as she will
establish a gold currency in Dext Oc
tober, and Japanese bonds are being
shipped to London. In view of this,
gold shipment to Japan will soon be
gin. In spite of the bank holidays, there
was a fair business on the London
stock exchange during the litter part
of the week. Doubtless much of tbe
buying was in anticipation of a lively
business next autumn. American
stocks are Improved and are advanc
ing steadily in general favor, owing to
trade developments in the United
States and excellent crops. Louisville,
Wabash and othern Pacific are ac
tive and in demand. The same may
be said of Canadian Pacific. The rise
if said to be due to increasing traffic
and to the Clondyke reports.
All signs point to firm prices for
meats and bread studs in Europe.
The millions must be fed, even in
time of peace.
will be eaorames Isaes of toads oa
franchises like light aod water ptaats,
street railways aad even county roads.
Tbe street railways of Baltimore were
consolidated aod HO,0.0 of sew 30-year-old
gold toads were sold In
Loodoa for 115. Wan will pay the
iaterest and dividends ? Anyone but
the people of tbst city who ride?
If tbis is dooe by all cities bow micb
will Americans pay to fatten the
aristocracy of Europe and create u:.
nuffibered American atillkioalree ? We
he'eays have bcenJpuWished through
oat the world. To this treasure
house of bis beloved poet he expects
to add other volumes, to be obtained
from Uie Mitcball Library of Glasgow,
which Iead alt others in Burnsiaci.
Tired, Nervous, Sleepless
Men and women how gratefully the)
write about Hood's Sarsaparilli.
Once helpless and discouraged, having
lu-lali faith in medicines, now in
good health -able to do my own work,"
because Hood's Sarsaparilla has power
to enrich and purify the blood and
make tbe weak stroog tbis is experi-
1 MS j r Jl
!M safe H -r" WxSk
The Republican spoilsmen of Ore
gon will undoubtedly throw down
men like Kincald and Lord if the peo
ple allow them to do so and the people
have very little to say at Republican
primaries and conventions. Take
Governor Lord's administration of
the land department. He put General
Odcll und T. L. Davenport in cbaage
of the school and public lands of Ore
gonor rather what was left to the
state after twenty years of depreda
tions of the school land ring. At once
all talk about frauds is at an end.
Those officials take their salaries but
there is no talk of fees or commissions
to getlunds or having to deal through
outside parties to buy state lands. It
Is believed those men are capable and
honest. Every cent will go to the
state that belongs there and no pri
vate citizen will have to pay tribute to
fan official or to u ring to get what
the law allows him. The school land
loan. are not made as formerly to
broken-down politicians who never
pay Interest or principal. There may
be excoptlous to this. Lord and Kin
cald arc not porfect. They make mis
takes of judgment und of men and are
Imposed on by people not always un
selfish. We regret that Governor
Lord did not take exactly his consti
tutional salary of $1500 a year. That
act Mould have made him stronger
with the people But wo believe both
ho and Kincald cam all they get and
f render tuepconio valuable service far
see no escape from tbe-e hordes upou ence of a host of people.
futere generations that will make Hood's. Pills are the best family
.... , .. .. calbarticaodliverjmedlcene. Gentle,
oar children slaves worse than tbe reliable, suie.
Egyptians made of the Children of ..
i feed Drops "MuchJy."
Israel. America will be in bondage. Bran and Shorts ai cneaper than
to Europe, and her people will be the rn- rI of mill feed greatly re
7 ; r duced. Call at the mill for quotations
burden bearers unless tbey assume , rHve.-ed, free 'n ton lot.
n.nniHrml owmr.hin nf nifhlio fran .SALEM KLOCELVG MIU LO.
cuises, and tbat Populism.
Two brandies of .New l ork's pneu
9-lS-dtd.
I
rnatic tube mail system will be opened
n October.
Warehouse,
We are prepued to r ceive ctzin of all
kinds from this day 2t oar wart bouses in
Salera and Maeleiy. Grain stored or will
contract for wbea:. Also farmers furnished
with sacks as formerly. Call and see cs.
A. M. HUMPHREY,
d lw& wim Salem, Or.
There is promise of a revival of in
terest in Burns. Special editions of
his works are appearing. Unpub-'
fished manuscripts have been discov-1 x"lUIIiplirey
ereu. .oi long ago, wnen new mate
rial for the Henley Edition of Burns
was being sought at home and abroad,
a Scotchman, living in the United
States, bad an original manuscript li
thographed and sent to the publish
ers. In making acknowledgement of
his courtesy they write him down as
W.R.Smith, of Cincinnati, O. W.
R.Smith who possesses an orignal
Burns manuscript resides, and for
forty-three vears has resided in "Wash-
ingtn. For over a generation he has! and 3 most complete stock of
been widely known in this country as ' BRUSHES of all kinds il the slate.
the friend of many distinguished "isis materials, nme, nair, cement
men. He has always been at home to
them in his little red brick cottage,
which nestles well hidden -just under
the white majesty of the Capitol and
at peace with the green plant-world
of its own.
The treasure of this house, as it Is
the pride of his heart, has long been
his Burns collection, which fills a
small room apart from his general II
brary.anow Interesting this collec-
Rpgulnr normal mur of three vcars Ssnior year who"y professional.
Training department nf nir.e grades, with 200 children, instruction and
training In gymnastic (Swedish system) and vocal music for nubile schools.
The formal d.:ioina Is recognized by I3W as a State Life Certificate to
teach.
Light pxrvnse. lutition. books, board and lodging (approximately) 3135
per year; students boarding themselves, S110 per year. Academic grades ac
cepted irom iiiguiiooi. i ataioguescueeriuiiy sent on appn-ation. Aaaress
P. L. CAMPBELL Pres.
OrW, A WA NN. cec. Faculty
iZtet 3k
h j rf
L kLL
MANHOOD RESTORED
By n-tlnc Or. Praa'a
Yellow Sf.te JMII.
Tfi; writ.1 fnl vw4..
vLJ ruiractrrd to cure aU noroi diseases, sceh as Weak iltUkOry, toi. of
W Brain Power, Headache, Wikdolsess, tort Masbood. NicbUy Erai-
aioas, Kerroosneu, ail drains, less of power in Ceseratif Organs of
either sex, caused by oreTxertjon, youthful errors, ex" sire cse cf
tobacco, opiara or ssismlasts, whxb lead to Infirmity, CoiutspUoa or
Istanuy. Caa becamediareit pocket. n.oo per box, 6 f-. 5s. by mail
prepaid. Csrcalar Free Sojbyalldrnreists. Akforjt:L He no other
Manufactured by the Peaa Medidne Co.. Pans. France. Lane-Dart,
IrnCo.,disinbctinzaents. Third and Vanjhill Sts., Pi -nd,Or.
For sale by D. J. FRY, Salem.
1 ht
io Be
Healthy
You mustundoute
keep up a good tj
culatloib It u
mainspring of lift,
Our
Circulation
The'
Evenim
ourna
Among the masses i
phenomenal, and ti
eryone who is capaii
of judging declares 4
A?S"i5J2
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer In GROCERIES. PAINTS.
:0ILS, WINDOW GLASS, VARNISH,
and shingles, and finest quality of
grass seed.
AKXOCK DOWN. Horses sh-xi here
after at $1 for foarneTr shoes. The bt.t stock
aod wotk A. R. WUlard, 139 State streel
sa;em. 5
II II ELLO !
WAN I"ED 'High grade voin t( good
church stacding willing to learn cur business. 1
then to act as Manager and Correspordtnt ,' c. , - y-. ,, ,-. ot-vt't-t iz-vr
here salary $900 Enclose self-addiewed , Atr" VJ & oaMLb
stamped enrelope to A. T. ELDEF:, general j
Manager, care Daily Journal,
7 26 im
MRS N. B. SCOTT.,-S:enographer and
typewriter, room 6, orer Laddi Bash's
bank. Prompt attention to all cla-ses of work.
WANTED UPKIGH T AND FAI I"HKUL
gentlemen or adies to ttavel for responsible,
established bosse in Oregon. Monthly $65
ana expenses, rosiuon stead.
Enclose self-addressed stamped
1 ne uominion uempany, Uept.
If yoa want to move or want a load of anj
kind hauled or waul 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 ling
op telephone 30. Also wood and coat on
hands at all times. Orders promptly attended
to.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
9
It is a sad thins
to watch a woman
upon whose once
beautiful face, 1!!
bealtn is daily trac
ing the pitiful lines
of pain and sutler
in;, that mean
speedy death. Any
woman may be
strong and healthy,
and retain her
beauty of face and
form far on into middle life, if fhe will only
take proper care of the health and vigor of
tbe distinctly feminine organs. Doctors
too often attribute all of a woman's bad feel
ing to dysppm, heart disease and liver
or kidney tioable, when the real difficulty
it of uterine origin. Then when they dis
cover their mistake they insist upon em
barrassing examinations and local treat
ment. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is a
sure and speedy cure for all weakness and
disease of the organs concerned, aud does
kwty with tbe necessity for local examina
tion and treatment It allays inflammation,
soothes paiu, heals ulceration and stops de
bilitating drains. It makes the organs that
bear the burdens of maternity strong and
vigorous, docs away with the discomforts
of the expectant month, and makes baby's
auveoi easy anu almost painless. All good
dealer in medicines sell it-
LOST. A little black eape truxmed with
lace and jet. Finder please leave at Journal
office. ,S 23f
NOTICE. Tbe undersigned have purchased
the Examiner route for Salem, All subscrip
tions due from July I are payable to us.
Miller & Davis, 211 Commercial street. 2 iw
WANTED A few good men or women
near the fair grounds, to pull flax, at 75 cents
per day. .Apply toW. E. Michell. 82 t
LADIES.,-1 make big wages at home, and
want all to have the same opportunity. The
work is very pleasant and will easily pay
sis weekly, ihis is no deception. 1 want
no money and will gladly send lull papticu
Jars to all sending stamp,
bins, Lawrence, Mich.
Miss
M. A. Steb-
7 3 3U
WANTED. A first class driving hoise and
baggy. Enquire of C. Marsb, 95 High
street. 7-3-3tJ
FOR SALE. A Jersey cow. At a bargain
been fresh about three weeks. Enquire at
J, O. Hall's, South Salem. 7'3-3t?
HOW IS THIS?,-looo XXX high cut
envelopes with your name and address
printed on the corner for only $2.50. Con-
over, the printer. S 20 tf
For Newport,
If yon are going to Newport this summer
write to John Stimpson. He has houses to
rent; he also has a team and will haul you to
cottage or camping ground at reasonable
mi s. mhiii
rates.
l6d&w
yli e see sy ' '
gjgiiB gap
NEW MARKET,
State street, near railroad." Freshest and
best meats. My patrons say I keep the best
treats in town. 2 2f
Is perfectly
aad capable of
log the very largesttt
turns to those w
awake people who )
ronizc its columns
fT-VctHNfPV
l
It's
Dailv
Circulation
THREE ROUTES EAST.
1025 miles,
1047 minutesv
the world's record
WANTED, High grade man of good church
standing willing to learn our business then to
act as Manager and correspondent here
salary $900. Enclose self-addressed stamped
envelope to A. T. Elder, General Manager,
care Daily Journal. 7 26 im
fOKSALEr-Beautiful residence property
with first-class impovetnents. Inquire at 376
Fourteenth street, Salem, Oregon. 7 16 tf
I-OK SALE (JUEAr'.r-iJuy your plat
for winter blooming. Fine healthy
lants now
plants
from 5 cents up. Also cnt flowers. J. R.
Pamn'i rr-enhouse. at the end of Electric ear
- . D w , -.-- vr .
line, south Salem. 7 22 us w lint
f In. tmXt WaIIu ma auua .v rw,A Utm !.. I "T -
tn. t " & flVe "" wnt MrT i im' FOR SALE OR RENT.-mo acres, e
... ...i-- -. .. ... .... . . " i ' r C?l -1 ., . ..r-
welkins, or Hnrraalfvill. Clinton Co. Pa
" IUc done more work. I have taken lets of
th- ' Paoritc Prescription,' and it does all that
i cunmed tor v I am sorry I did not take it
fin axn. My doctor who uld I could not get
tetter bed long ago. r did not think that I
VoaM live longer than be "
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Ad
rWr used to be sold at $1 per copy.
Mow it is given away, for a limited time,
UtMoIutely frkr. It contains ioo3 pages
and over .100 illustrations. It is a venta.
We luedicnl library, complete in one vol.
unc. for a paper-covered copy, send at
one-cent stamps, to cover cost of mailing
only. For a fine French binding send
10 cents extra. Address, Pr. R. V. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. Y.
miles
from Salem on crave! road, 30 acrti bottom
land seeded to grass, with scattery timber,
10 acres upland, with good house, bam and
milk house, 3 acres bearing young orchard,
loaded with fruit, all well fenced, small
stream running water, mile to school.
100 cords big hrslumpage cube had at 15
cents per coids. Call or write G. M. Pear.
mine, 2 miles north of city on river road,
Manon county. 7 12 tf
FOR SALE., We have a 12 acre orchard in
full bearing and in a high state of cultivation.
Close to postoffice and Z1 miles from Salem,
Will sell cheap. Inquire of Hansen & Lan
don, sash and door factory, Salem. 6 38 tf
Mt. Angel College!;1
Comprising the complete normal, scientific.
classical, commercial and preparatory courses.
Languages taucht free. fvDewritinr'. short.
hand and music a specialty. We make it a
point not only to impart the most careful
training to the mind but also to see to the
proper development of the body by encourag.
ing healthful out-door exercise, games and
sports of every description. By placing your
son in this institution you may res t assured
that he is well cared for, away from the bad
influence of the streets and properly directed
by an excellent staffof teachers.
Write for catalogue and special terms to
THE PRINCIPAL.
IMS
Salem Water
UirOfllce in City nail.
Irrigation nours 6 to 8 a. in. and 5
to 9 In the eyenlnp.
All irrigation bills forUUo summer
will be due and payable the 1st of
July.
Street sprinkling tuioughlawn hose
positively prohlDlted.i
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 bring
out a neglected lawn than judicious
use for the entire season.
Salem Water Co,
for lone-
distance fast running held
by tbe Burlington Route.
February 15 a special train
over its lines made the run
from Chicago to Denver a
distance of 1025 miles in the
unprecedented time of IS
hours and 52 minutes. Al
lowing for stops, the actual
running time was 17 hours
and 27 minutes, and the aver
age rate ofspecd 58' miles
an'hour.
Write fjr booklet telling
how run was made. Write
also for information about
rates and train service via the
Burlington Route to Omaha,
Kansas City, St. Louis, Chi
cagoand all other Southern
and Eastern cities.
Three toutes east" via Bil
lings, St. Pi"ul and Denver.
A C.SIDiLDON., G. A.,
Portland, Or.
Is the homes of 63
people. The y$
read it. The pep
support it The J?
pie defend it
defends the
peop
aodiHI
You Can
Not Have
Their Trade
..niocc.vmi reach tit
UU .our adverl
Soace in the EvtS
TAfinnl 15 t
means of doing A
"TIE LIGHT OF TBE WORLD
OR OUR SAVIOR IN ART"
Cost over $100,000 to publish. Contains
nearly 200 full page engravings of oar Savior,
by the great masters. Every picture is re
produced from some famous painting. Agents
are taking from three to twenty orders per
day. The book is so beautiful that when
people see it they want it. "FIRST
GLANCE AT THE PICTURE BROUGHT
TEARS TO MV EYES," says cne.
"Cleared J 150 first week's work with tbe
book," says another. "Some high giade
man or woman of good church standing
should secuie the agency here at once," said
every editor, ,as $500 can soon be made
taking orders for it." Also a man or woman
of good social position can secure position of
Manager of this territory, to devote all their
time for employing and drilling agents and
corresponding with them. Address for full
particulars A. l T. ELDER, Publisher,
278 Michigau Avenue, Chicago, 111. 7 26 im
$iasb3S
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w:J
iht titMCt cfc' .
made will
that
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