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" 5"1S.'$,9w""'?"WW"9,JWHi '" $. i Kf k iia It! I K ! us t li i it fe if KSR Ride on the Electric Cars, mope NOW BOILING School Tickets! 25 Cents Per Week, JOURNAL "X-RAYS." Mr. Geer may nob get tlie collector ship of customs, but If there Is any old thing within the gift of the Re publican party of Oregon that ho may desire he can get It by simply asking I pnjijrq Gpttiflff Warm in forlt. That's what the "delegation", rOIIIICS IS UUlllig naini has done for Mr. Gcer by trying to turn him down. For particulars call jat office 179 Commercial street. titti -:o:- Eugcnc Guard on the Boston Ladies baseball club: The girls frtrfn Beantown put up a clean game and play like profession als, asking for no favor, but playing a nara snappy game on its merits. Tiiey played at Portland Monday, and Tues day and Wednesday play at Salem. This Is a decided novelty and a good attendance from the surrounding country Is picdlcted. Germany, PLAN TO GET SOME WARSHIPS Rejection Means Dissolution of the Reichstag. Regular street car tickets can now be had 25 for $1 lQT-V ?QfTT5TYTTr wsr; Daily Capita! Journal BY HOKBR BROTHERS, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 0, l8g7. EDITORIAL. The public service considered as a private snap is an old story. The sacking and burning of Troy not more ancient history than the- looting of public funds Jaud the grabbing of public opportunity by the supposed servants of the public. Yet our gov ernment Is not a failure. But it Is a public duty to labor for progress and improvement. Hence it Is not for the purpose of invidious denuuclatlon that we call attention to Mr. Tom Tongue's method of selecting a cadet for West Point. As congressman he dias a right to desig nate a cadet to that military school. The school is supposed to be above the reach of political influence lie quietly allows the Information to leak out to the right person, and no other, that he has the 'place to give. That person has his son slip around and get the signatures ofllcpubllcans. In the meantime, all other applicants are politely answered in a franked letter that their application shall re ceive due consideration, etc. Of course, this Is a lie. it is never in tended they shall be given any con sideration whatever. The intention of tho congressman, if he has any, is to give It to the person who has already secured u promise of It and has acted upon that promise and ex pects It to be performed. So a son of the oilicial also Is chosen. The public Is defrauded and the appointor deceived because he stands very little chance of success. The right of all the young men of the district is trampled under foot for a favored class. The custom of filling the position by competitive appointment is ignored' And such a thing Is done In a few lands where the people govern. aTlie Mitchell Republicans now arc those who became such through hope of federal olllce, and state and county patronage, and who sought to organ ize the legislature for merely personal ends, and regardless of principle, Re publicanism or consistency. They have no following among the people but arc represented solely by the class and poor and hungry olllce beggars and olllce-looters who are always In poll tic for what there Is In it. They represent no principle of pro gress or reform. The Tribune claims for them the title of the people's champions, etc. What cause of the people do they now represent? They would ue crowned as victors in a race which they cannot enter because the people do not believe their overtures of patriotism, and will not credit them with virtues which thej do not possess. Behlin, October. The entire Ger- The Albany Democrat says of the; Capital City play write: Chas. Burggraff, of Salem, has just j man press is speculating upon the new written a play called "Salem Social I naval biI w,,cll Is now ben(, cosid. Circle.'' An editor heavily in debtl ' , " ... writes an opera. In order to make it cscd by the Cabinet. Both Dr. Ml a success he joins the Social Circle. I quel tlie Vice-President of the coun The second act shows the iniatlon of i , ... the author, a cyclonic affair. The , ell of Ministers, and the Bundesrath third act shows the editor, or what is have approved the measure but be left of him at home. He theni r presents his opera at his home rre 1L reached the Reichstag it may O VCfr? f "iu " n fc&u vsj" Ti S1 ki Tnsgs u 'j." ljt--ct m tt,imr m MiHam v.' gOld housekeepers will tell you that hot water "rots" R glass. You know it breaks glass. lilOLD JLJUoTf i . ti Mack- DENTIST Successor In Trt. , ..... Corner, Salem, Or. ' $&.& fe operations at moderaf tm8tP!i2 j inespeclal request ." m "V tft W'S liffiT WOLZ & MiESCKE P,w, Dealars in-all kinds of fresh .,, , Lard in bulk, ?c a lb. ChVi .d "" tt I Try tnJm.Jgg.yu,, Washing Powder makes glassware brilliantly clean in warm water or cold. Delightful to use for glass or silver, tin or wood or paint ' Saves your hands saves your time, your strength, your' riper. Sold everywhere. Made only by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY. St. Louli, Chicago. New York, Doston, Philadelphia, San Francisco. QOOQQOOOOOQQQQQOQQ(OQOQ3&SQOQQOOOOOOOOQOOOQOOQi to tlie lodge and it is a Howling suc cess. TUN musical comedy will be presented In Salem the coming season. bj somewhat changed. The bill asks for a total appropriation of 410,000,000 marks, to be distributed over seven years, and contemplates the construc- of vessels, of which Eujicnc Rcnistcr suuirestien: Tlie man who is to go over Willamette tlon of a score folia In i Ivirrnl nnvt Unrwl'itr clmnlrl I recite Simpson's "Bcautlfu'l Wil- , ten are l0 bc liirKG slll'S. lamette" before he gets Into his bar- If the Reichstag refuses rei. nils wouia compteie toe poetry'... r sit nnt.tnn i "l" of the situation. to grant amount of nancy it will be dis solved by the government and new Wheat is up a cent and the heart of elections will be ordered forthwith, in which the naval plans of the Km- OI W. OONTRIS, SDenttet 9 the boomer takcth hope, ble man who Is In debt seventy. The sensi scllcth at In advocating a fusion of reform forces for 1803 In Oregon, the Portland Tribune, (Mitchellite,) says: "The prospect Is that political forces will bo badly shattered in Or egon next year, lso party Is (united, and the spilt in tho dominant Repub lican party Is too wide and deep to be bridged by any compromise. How ever little cholco tliero may be be tween the oillcc-seeklng and wire-pulling contingent of these opposing fac tions, It Is highly Important to the people generally that the corrupt, tyrannical and plutocratic clement represented by Joe Simon and Utirvcy Scott should not be allowed to succeed. There are doubtless undesirable men for public servants and political agents among tho Mitchell Republi cans, but this faction does not ;stand In opposition to another which is a deadly enemy of tho people's Inter est, rights, and oyen liberties; and for that reoson If for no other, the Mitch ell Republicans cannot, do otherwise than render tho stalo good scrvlco at this Juncture, howoy?r selfish their motives may be." Tho Mitchell, McBrlde faction pos- lug as the champions of "the people's Interests, rights and oven liberties" is rich. Wlcn did they become- so? By what acts have they made it known? What record have they to show to substantiate tho claim? Those who wcro Mitchell Republicans as a matter of principle In tho spring of lS'JG were t opposed to Mr, Mitchell when ho would not stand by his record, his speeches and his declared utterances In which he had educated silver men to belloye. New York World, Kept. 20: The greatest, largest, most magnificent and apparently the llcetest steamship in existence sailed into this harbor last night, 5 days, 22 hours ;tnd -15 minutes out from Southampton, a record ne.yer made before. Her name Is Kaiser Wllhelm der Grosse. She belongs to the North German Lloyds Co. She is 040 feet long, and otherwise big In porportion. This Is her first trip, and shins do not make their best speed till they have worn their machinery smooth by sev eral voyages, yet this new greyhound has broken all records, even on her maiden voyage. For rivals she must wait for the White Starr monsteis now building, which aie 700 feet In length, and of proportionately larger power. The reluctance of the Greeks to sign the treaty rf peace that the powers have prepared for them has been overcome by the hard necess titles of their case. Theyiwere prac tically given the choice between the slow death of tlie grinding terms thr -aro fixed for them and the quick dis patch at the hands of the Turks. Tho exact terms of the treaty have not yet reached this country, orb Harold Frederic, a keen and accurate observer, cables from London a sum mary of tho leading points, as follews: The treaty itself contains twelve ar ticles, on which only two arc of chief Importance. The second gives to a forolgn commission, to be controlled by the agents of Greek bondholders, absolute management of tho Greeic finances and revenues till time Jwlicn they decide that the claims of all ot Greek's debtors, old and new, no longer require their services. The sixth provides that the Turkish evac uation of Thessaly shall begin one month from date when tho powers cunfess themselves convinced by this commistluti that tho commlsion has secured all necessary guarantees fiom the Creeks that everything will bo all right. With these- conditions entered ty Turkish bayonets, and tho guns of the lleets or united Europe behind them, Greece appears to be "oil tho map." Tlie result Is quite as discred itable as tho most distrustful critic of tho European concert could have pre dicted. Tho politics of Europe is ruled by bondholders and Turks. Senator Mitchell is a private citi zen pursuelng the even tenor of his way and ycry skillfully keeping out of the newspapers. The buir bloomer girls are guests of the Oregon State Agricultural So ciety while at our State Fairand will be well treated while at Salem. Of course, Senator McBrlde and Mayor Richardson had nothing to do with throwing the Williams and Eng land bank Into the hands of their pets as receivers, nor with mooving the Salem Pnstolllce Into their property... These things all go by chance and Geo, McBrlde is attorney for chance as he is Senator by accident. Long live Salem day. Flour and wheat arc funny. Some thing like wheat and sllyer. When wheat goes up Hour goes up. When wheat goes down Hour stays the same, until the next advance in wheat when it goes up again. At least, that's the way It -eems, ir Tongue and Gecr didn't exactly em brace as they met at the State Fair Grounds. Trap shooting at clay pigeons was in progress at the fair today from 9 a. in. to 1 p. m. in the field south of the grand stand. The state champion ship prize is to be contested for. Tlie Mitchell-McBridc. John Hall Jim Lotan-P.ittcrson-Brophy push, as friends of the people is Jas uncuous of llayor a bag of Lake Labisli onions. -V- M Tin: Journal lias no enemies to punish but the enemies of the people and good government may not get as many compliments as they might expect. Greatly induced Rates. Why not atteiiv. .he state fair when you can buy a ticket for one fare, round trip, fiom any point on the Southern Pacific, lines in Oregon. tho uregon state ralr and industrial exposition will present unusually fine exhibits and attractions in addition pcror will bo made the principal is sue, In spite of the whole agrarian party's advice, who, in that case, fear defeat. Against tills government program there is already a great deal of opposi tion. The entire Left, including the Radicats, Ultra-Liburals, Socialists and the Center party, arc denouncing it in their newspapers The leader of the organ of the Cjuter, the Cologne Yolks Zeitung, llally refines, in a vigorous editorial, to "lend a hand in uiriding tlie Reichstag in its appro priations to a period of seven year' is"ubridglng tluM'oustituiinnial rglits of that body." The Center party, with 100 votes, is absolutely neces sary to pas the measure. Tlie reports in the Turkish newspa pers to the effect that Turkey Is nego tiating with Germany for a special defensive alliance, snd that Turkey Is on the point of joining tlie Dreibund are denied emphatically at the German Foreign OiHec. It is learned, however from diplomatic circles that ap proaches to that effect have repeat edly been made by Turkey during the past three months, and that there is a variance of opinion on the subject be t'vecu Emperor William and Baron yon Bulow on one side and Prince Ho henlohe, the imperial Chancellor, on the other side, the latter rejecting all such overtures. The hurried arrival in Berlin of Coanb von Munsier-Ledeuburg, the German Embassador to France, and his subsequent movements, have created a sensation. Immediately after tlie Embassador arrived here from Paris on Monday lie had a icugthy conference with Dr. Miquel, Prince Holienlohe being still away, and the same day he started for Rom inten to see the Emperor. After the Embassador's return to Berlin on Wednesday there was a f-pcclal session of the Cabinet, and Count y.m Mun-ster-Ledenburg then returned to Paris. There are many surmises re garding the movements of the Em- defiuite lias Gray Block. Corncr State and Liberty Streets, Salem, ewes Brightest Best Tho Tennessie Sir wbcry, leltd ul Sal m two )ears. Prolific bearer, fine heart shaped, Iright scat It t red Units it) eatl ( listers glow on medium short stems, out of danger of fio t when blooming. Fin ,iuii iiianls, dvMieredat'Jtliis office or sent to any address at $1 per loo lut the ben) that 1 a Uen wanted in O.cgon. Swteter, earlier and larger than Wilson. High colored all i r and better flavor than bharpless. Market growers should not be without this berr) in their patch. Set out now and get an enrly crop rext spring. Address E. Ilofer, Saltm, Or. d&wtf ? MS? Ily iislnc Or. Pcnu'g x oi low rei to J'HIn. MiNHnnn j?FRTnj?Fn L11.rilllJJL 1YLJ 1 JLL-U This "mleiful rminl. guaranteed to cure nil nervous diseases, suoh as WeaV X mory, Loss of Brain Power, Headache, Wakefulness, Ist Manhooa, Xj-lit'.y Emis sions, Nervousness, alt drains, loss of power iu General. ' Orgaus of either sex, caused by orer-exertion, youthful errors, excessive use of tobacco, opium or stimulants, which lead to Infirmity, Consumption or Insanity. Can be carried in vest pocket. Ji.coperbox, 6fm $5, by mail prepaid. Circular Free. Sold by all druggists. Ask for it; t' '10 no other. Manufactured by the Peau Medicine Co., Paris, France. Laue-Oavit, Drue Co., distributing age ts. Third and Yamhill Sts., Pc"f laud, Or. For sale by D. . FRY, Salem. to the ntiint'i'uw track features, and exciting ruuiilni; races, with Del Norte to lover Ills record of 2-08 for a purse ( bass.uior, but nothing made for the introduction of many bce :swUiHl concerning them. alT VhoaUenT l lnit PlCaSe lu IUvar,tt Ulc cuiocratlc peasant A'lsltors may prepare to be royally , lederatlon Is rapidly gaining strength. entertained. One lare for the rouud trip, and popularadmission of 25 cents. I During 1 lie past hostile brandies week .two hitherto of tlie federation just been published against the prior. It is signed by 200 patients, including many representatives of principali ties and some members of royal fami lies. The students of Budapest Univer sity have sent a fraternizing docu ment to the students of Berlin Uni versity, In which the former refer flateriogly to the recent presence among them of the "young, chival rous haro-cinpei'or," and touch upon the ''tender alliance of German and hearts." The government is preparing bills providing for compulsory life insur ance throughout the whole empire and for old-age insurance for the laboring classes. Delegates of the Central Insurance Bureau have been asked to adyise the government in this matter. QMIss Amy Ciawford Peacock,grand daughter of Mr. Grlscom, the Penn sylvania banker, was married In great state on Wednesday last to Lieuten ant Axtell von den Kenbeck of tlie Eleventh Regiment of Uhlans. The groom li a son of Lieutenant von den Kenbeck. Miss Leonore Jackson, tlie young American violinist who has just won the much-coveted prize known as the Mendelssohn stipendlum, formerly re sided in Chicago. She was sent to Berlin by Mrs. Groyef Cleveland and other ladies then in Washington I in order to study music under Joac- him. This is the first occasion upon ( which the prize, amounting to 1500 ! marks, has been won by an American, Miss BcATmcu Shelton Teacher in piano and organ, wishes to an nounce that she is now ready do re ceive pupils for the ensuing year. For terms etc., please call at 478 Front St. This is to certify that Miss Beatrice Shelton has been studying piano play ing and piano music with me for nearly two years and that during that time she has proven herself to be most accurate and faithful In her woik. Her Interpretation of the clas sics is musical and her technique clear. Miss Shelton has attended the course in piano pedagogy and has ac quired a thorough and systematic method of teaching piano playing, I herewith recommend her as a good piauist, 11 very conscientious teacher and a good musician. Very respect fully. Emil L. Winkler. OoOOt HER LIFE TRULY SAVED. Dr. Wiles' Heart Cure Does It. Mrs, Chas. La Potut, a well-known rcsldonv of Denver, praises this wonderful romody. Her testimony should convlnco alias to tho worth of tho isew Heart Cure andltostora tlyp Norvlno. Her lottcr elated Sept. 11th, XS34. read3 113 follews: C. H. LANE, MHUMTim, 11.11 I III II V mmm cysi 211 Commercial st "vii. n into IS upwards, lw'? - L -r"uur fy ' H HAAS, . IWATCHMAKER AND JEWELER Makes a socially of fine repair WOrl Uv Thomas clock., etc.. 2, PLlgjg JAS. RADER. ELMER WlrT CAHTAL CITY Express and Transfi er COMl'ANV, Meets all mail and Basse,,, ,..:.. gage and express to all parts of the 7?' Prompt service. TelmnnL v .the c,lf : r -" "' Dai. Academy Sacred Heart, SLEM Studies will resume Septemt 6 if a For particulars residing boarders and , pupils, apply at the ncadeny. The imi.i and art departments fumkh all the evei,i.u for a-lvanccd study. Monev to Loan a are prepared to make loans It a low rate of interest. Money furnished, on an. proved application, without delay. State county and city warrants bought. ' EOISE .v BARKER IQ-4 im d&w 270 Commercial st. Oafs for Sale, F. Levy has a fine lot of pood while feed oats for sale, at tie office of Herren & Levy 9'Ma "AT THE OLD POSTOFFICE. A. DAGENY, Family Wine ami liquor Store Removed from 102 Sta'e to 199 Commercial streei. Kottled goods cf ihe besi quality. US. I'll J J.) NEW M 'KKET, State street, near raiTro.id KreOiest ml best meats. My patrons say I keep the licit rreati in town. 2 st' Drain Salem Public Schools. Salem public Schools open Monday, October! 3. All parents in this district should have their children registered as early this week as possible to -save delay in enrolling next Monday. They can not be enrolled unless registered. Tiling. countries and of all parts of Germany MH, nn...nnll..n -..,! !. I . " Music Ti:AfiiiNO.Z. M. l'arvin have iiiiite:! and adonted a ioiut nlat- , . .... Mu?. Dee., teacher of voice, piano, I . ,"I'"-U ,l Jum pwi .interest, representatives of a score of harmony, violin, elf Dr. Parvln was. ,urm 0l Ul '''l- radical nattiic. It teacher or Mrs, llallle Ilimjcs. the demandsenlirc (liberty of association aklng partcin It most popular MiiL'er at tho State Fair.! ., ... Rooms at tho Christian church "eeuiiK ana 01 uiu press; reiorm or JiUf.1 Ifci,nKl"K wilMMil -overy Won- the Judiciary system; a complete day cvcnliiK, beulnninjr October 11th ,. ... , , , ' ,, un laiuu in L-iiurcii aim siatcj a dimin ution of the military burdens, and tho assumption by tlie state of all rural 10-5-9 Twknty Mkn 'W anted- To pick prunes. Call at tho oillco of Oregon Land company, Tioga block, Sa lem. f, lOltf OASTOniA. f'C&vtf&s. tlth tlmlli Wjtuuit ' lies Trr vrajfM, $200022 t. Good baking powder is cheaper than " cheap " baking, powder, becaire itdoesn'tmake doctor's bili.s. "Cheap" baking powder generally contains alum-.-bad for the stomach. , SciiViun's ... Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There Is only one way to cure deaf- hirtKUKes. The leaders of the newly ness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inllamed condition of the mucous lin ing of the Eustachian Tube. When Wir- I.i largo and smill quantities, at a great b 11 gain. Inquire cf Kofer Bros., care Journal, Salem. Or. tlSv.il Jersey Bull, A full b'ooded 2-jear-old JaMy lull, rtj.. isCered, for service at my pla e en D iwl. near S. P. tailrcad track. Hncefi, ca'li in advance. AUK AH AM WCIl. 9 ?4 in kU & Sell itlfu V "Wuy forniLil nurtv i.viimt, rn swoon iiiivnrin tills tube is inllamed vou have a rnnih t iiii. nnvt own,.!, Ung sound "r ''"Perfect lieiirlnr, and at tie next .elections.. when it Is cnt rely closed, Deafness At Woerschotcn there is a bitter s the result, and unless the inllain- strlle betweou Dr. Hauinu'arten and motion can be taken out and this tube 1)p,p .,, . . . . , restored to its normal condition, liear- Prlor I.0II0, each trying to become ng will bc destroyed forever; nine eolo successor of-Hic rate Father cascs outot ten are caused by catarrh, i'. .. , ., . which Is nothing but an Inllamed con- kueippin the .management of the dltlon of the mucous surfaces water-cure establishments. Tho re- We will tjlve One Hundred Dollars ,,i 1.. 1 . .1 .... for any case of Deafness (caused by bull Is Unit Hie newspapers, inliabl- catarrh) that cannot becurebdy Hall'a tantsand patients are takintr sides wuurnjuure. oenaror circulars; rree. fics( is nt your grocer's, mi l tho uuarrol and a manifesto has 'S&Sll ' Mrs, La Point, 237 IlumboWt Bt, "Typuold fovcr loft mo TVlth heart trouble of tho most serlpus nature. Nothing the dootors travo had any effect. I had severo pains in the heart, nnd was unablo to Ho on my loft Blelo f or tnoro than throo minutes at a time, wyheartseoraod to miss beats, nnd Salem Steam Laundry Please notice the cut in crkes on thcjfc (lowing! St is, plan '"n', Urn er dravers 5toiocirt Under shirts. 5t0l0rr.li Socks, per pair 3"'" Handkerchief ,.. I"1 Silk handkerchiefs J,1"" Sheets and pillow ilips 24 rents per di7n, anlotliei A'ork in pn portirn. j Flannels m d other work in telhgently r'ashed by hand. Col. T, Olmsted Prcf , 5iJ5 Free L?(liir?s l.rirri K .'i to ucmtn al f.lo p. m. al W t , 1 on l'lidry Sept. 1 ., S.pt. 24 Oc'. : N fi and Kovl 19 t.y Mis. V. E. Albii, vMl" Viavi Co,, 340 Literiy unci r"V' 1 had smothering spoils, In which it seemed dently saw an ad vertlsomont of We are in the market (o boy Dried Prunes, Dried Apples, Green Apples, Potatoes, Onions, Dr. Miles' Heart Cure "$&. OREGON FRUIT & PRODUCE CO overy ureatu would bo mv lasc Wo o.cc.1 aentiy saw an ad vertlsomont of Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure and Hostoratlvo Nervino. nnd purchased a bottle of each. After taking tho remedies a vcek, I could .bo lifted in a chair and sit up n hour, and inashort time I was ablo to ? light housework. I shall bo overgrateful jyou for your wonderful medicines. Truly icy saved my life. MRS. OIIAS. LA POINT. Dr. Miles Ilcart Cure Is sold on a positive cuarantoo that tho Urst bottle will lioneflt A (l.PJBB siseeintatsi G bottles VrSC o LvIL11 V? B0.n,t. Pruj'aid on receipt of price by tho Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, InO. '
