Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, October 08, 1897, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextK IP S -5 Provs arc made for the fair by everybody, and everybody vandng provisions knows that Sonncmann's is al ways headquarters for Lunch Goods Fresh Vegetables Choice Fruits, ' Crackers, Biscuits, Cookies, Everything for a quick meal. Daily Capital Journal BY HOPER BROTHBRS, FRISDAY, OCT. 8, 1897. SonnerRanD's Grocery, 124 State street EDIT RIAL. Salem and all Oregon did their duty by tlio State Fair, but especially Linn, Polk and Union counties. Walter Wellman Is writing to such Republican papers as publish his let ters that It Is time for the honest press to begin urging upon members of congress the duty of letting Cuba severely alone. He insists that the president should be permitted to handle the question in his own way, wlthout,any interference by congress. This was Cleveland's and Olney's claim. The politicians and organs derided them as un-American for not mixing in the war. How now? -FOR- The State Board of Agriculture should announce its county exhibit forl89Sat the first meeting of the board after the Fair. falrn "grand parti." To the average American, such a fuss is disgusting. Foreign dukc3 haye played with American gmsunui uieir erjr yita- ence should arouse suspicion in inc minds of the girls as well as the par ents. Thcie arc probably some honest well meaning members of the conti nental nobility, but they arc no part or parcel of our country, our laws nor our Institutions. A girl who has seen lit to unite her fortunes with a foreign duko or prince deserves no more praise or notice, and indeed generally not so much, as the girl who accepts for her life partner a man JOURNAL "X-RAYS." Col. Alley say 4 Id his own paper: Governor Lord will not call an extra session of the legislature. Chchalls, tho wonderful pacer, by Alamont, paced a mild In 2:07 at Salomon Saturday, with apparently little effort. Ho could do much bet ter, especially on tho fast tracks 'In tho cast. Jacksonville Times. Wo would like tho Times man to know that there arc not many faster tracks In the world than the Salem' track. A grocer sharp enough to got pay for six Inches of cornmeal as a barrel fun nf uohl .dust, don't need little of vastly better habits who earns her, Petty rctalllradoot his pclghoors. . l R$py.ed zc A r Sbe palace ta X v xc 291 Commercial street, 2C 2C All Dry Goods must bo closed out within a few weeks, at prices that will astonish you. Many articles going at half their cost. Our reliable lino ot' ladles' misses' and children's shoes will sell at deep-cut prices. H. 3, bbllb;h! Windmil .GO and Pumps TO Churchill & Burroughs, 103 State St alem IDariet Store -WILL SELL YOU Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Goods ! BOOTS AND SHOES af your owrTprkc, Come and seeus, 99 State street, President Harper of Chicago Uni versity has declared himself in no un certain tones regarding tho athletics of Ills students. He has Issued a mau date that any foot ball man who is found slugging will not only bo ex pelled from the athletic association but from the university. This is a right step in the right direction. Collcce athletics must be kept dis tinct from professional and brutal sport. If It Is nor so kept, the entire plan of college contests must bo given ud. We hone other universities and and colleges will follow Dr. Harper's example. Eugene Register. If anyone has dlscoyered a pa rtlcjc of principle in the conduct of the lo cal A . P. A., or anything but extrava gant lust for spoils, such person has net been heard of. living In a "vulgar" trade or profes slon. of tho human life and no other place Is so teeming with them as foreign courts. The lottery of life lias many blanks, and no les3 a number of them arc drawn from tho life "abroad"' than In our vulgar' industrious United States. Both sides of the ledger page have had their entries when Ameri can girls have tried tho experiment, and the mere "catch" Is not to be considered such a subject for congrat ulation? contrasted with the useful ness and happiness of tho homo life "with a mother and brother at Ful ton Park, Oregon." "The rank Is but a guinea's stamp, the man's a gowd for a'that; the honest man though e'er so poor, is king for a'that." FARM LANDS AND TOWN PROPERTY. o Great Bargains in Real Estate Home Seekers for .0. Read over the following lists: A FEW FACTS. Lands and town lots were never so low in price as at present. The ad vance In farms has begun in tho east ern states and will begin to be felt here before the end ot 1893. Many people who want to own a home n i. nt nr in Rome town arc look ing for locations. To bring together home seekers and those having prop erty to sell we have decided lo open a real estate department where our subscribers can list their property with lowest cash price and a brief ..,.!- mi innii rers will be K the owner". There will be j no expense for such advertising be yond the price of Tiik Daily Jour nal at $3 a year, and actual expense for correspondence and postage. Read over the lists and upon app 1 cation further information will be Shed. None but reliable parties arc dealt with. Ko agents commission will b charged. All prices are net and all transactions between parties dlrCCt BUSINESS PROPERTY. Store building and 3 lots, and stock, $1Xrbersuop, two chairs 1...1J.O nnvlnil uuaii".--': pnninment three year rent, ww. . in, PiBarand con- farm property. Unimproved land near Seal Rocks. Oin !irrr5. Forty acres 5 miles from Newport mostly clear and bottom land, $800. Eighty acres near Elk City, 20 acres cultivated, good buildings and or chard, 81300. One hundred and sixty uc.es-.! miles from New port on county road, 14 acres clear, 3 houses, trout stream and small fruit, $2000. Eighty acres at Pioneer, on Ya ..( rivor. miiirv oncned, orchard, 11UI1IU '-!- Henry Oeorge.at a previous election, a most dangerous factor in New York politics, will bo even more formid able this fall if the Ideas of his friends gro.vin favor with Tammany. De mocracy in New. York.partially loose from the machine methods of Crokor and Sheehan during the last admln uirntinn Is ton well satisfied with its new found freedom to abandon the tenets of Bryan and the Chicago platform. The free silver Idea is far from abandoned in the great city. Events have not yet shaped them selves to a point where the advocates of bimetallism can precelve error in their ways and there are indications that iho struggle will be continued on the old lines. With four tickets in the Held the followers of Henry George see a 'chance to win. There are serious defections in the ranks of Tammany. Good government nas al ways been throttled under the sway of that spoils organization. The Re publicans are divided against them selves. Benjamin Tracy, canuiaaie of the-Piatt wing, was nominated by 1 An Alhnnv nnnnrs.ivs: I. D. DrlVOr Professional idlers arc the curse . has to talk or iio would die on shor not ce. Last nltrlit lie neia. a iuwhk, aiJunutirn In order to discuss tlio court house question that has been shaking Lane county to tho center. He won't seine it, ior injupiu nu longer care much what ho says oq any subject. . Miss Bessie Vollmer, ot Lewlstop. has been voted qucen of tho Idapo Inter-mountain fair. She Is a blonde, six feet tall and or marvelous grace of carriage and manner. An ordinary light throws illumina tion upon whatever it is directed. Tho X-Ray throws light clear through" things. Dr. Harry Lane would nut boa bad kind of man to eject state treasurer of Oregon. Six Inches of cornmeal In ji barrel could not bo referred to him with Impunity. Hetty Green, tho richest woman In New York, remarks: "I believe when persons get married It's for llfq. There wouldn't bo any wives luapo in to sausages If nconle were a little care ful uhniit, whom thev married. That's where society comes In. Lots of fol dcrol and foolishness; but a pretty good thing." Hetty Is pretty clear headed. Society does well when It frowns on foolish marrlagqs. Kllly youngsters may not stop to think about it, but marriage is u Very ser ious matter". Its seriousness should cause a reform of the laws relating to marriage and divorce. Roth too easy now. BOOKS. Outing for October is filled with the hqalth and freshness of Autumn. One clanco at the handsome cover, with the tints of turning leaves, will whet the sportsman's appetite for the many uood things inside. The con tents Include: "The Cyclist's Annual Frolic," "Tho beginnings of Fox hunting in America," " Four Days on the Prairie," "A Day with Cotton tails," "An Adirondack Buck," "Football," by Walter Camp; "Shark Fishing with a Rod," "International Tennis of '07," "All-Round Athletic Championships," and the usual Edito rials, poems, and records. Outing is seasonably and beauti fully illustrated bj Walter Camp. Full line of public School books, tablets, slates, pencils, eje, Second hand books taken in exchange at Deaihorn's Book Store, -rr thatlf$M; dead sure! Henry Clews in his circular of Oct. 2. s,hows that leading stocks have de clined from 4 to 10 polntJ the lasthalf of September. Ho says: The downward movement has pro duced on these twenty-one active stocks, speculative and Investment, a decline ranging from 2 to 101 points and averaging 5 points. Since the 20th, prices hayc drppped 1 to 2 points further; so that, at the cloc of tho week, figures ayeraged about 7 per cent lower than on September 17th. Throngs Attest it. Wo arc selling some llnc9 of Old Stock, better for service than auy now, at halt price and less. iJ'-l. PVe arc constantly replenishing our largo suckoi jiuui- 3 WEAR'wlth now.fgoods of latest make and Htylcs which wo . Jv -,? nt .nu.ll. nvnflf lnoa Minn t.linv fnn hn lUK lib blio.YUijr omiuiuau yiuui , .foj u v..v.j -.. "- - t arasclllc Salem day Salem way. was observed In the Just what General Woodfor d did say to tho Spanish Minister of foreign affairs Is not known, bun Madrid pa pers are quoted as saying that the American minister Is complimentary to the Duke of Tetuan, regard Ing him nnnnmlahlo and able man. Tills is . ... .mntlinr C UU Villi almost, mo s'l""1"" ' ... , ., , nnri standard bearer of the rm anu ,u,uu.u . LUUk 111 house and bottom lands, will leaf e on Hne for ll)0 George Inlinr Vote in NOW lioone easy terms. wr..i. tract of 4 acres on Slough, Lircoln county; $330. Pioneer farm or ui acres, u"i Llnco.n county, good house, large barn.orchard and Improvement 82,600. . . , , a frpA. One huntlreu ana bixi a, -fourths of a mile from Pioneer, bench '"on'cTu'ndred and sixty acres on county, $150. and four complete lease at low linkerv. rcstaurau.'H"' -.. iKBfiwa" HOTEL lots, iinnpr.UTY UUTUH "---, hnrn ntS Twenty room uoiei-uu - k. store building, postoflicea mitK!i&g05 vrnl t.'llll IIJU111 .v. Wvck. the Tammany leaders. Setn l,ow wiu draw many votes from the protection and gold party and no further com plicate the situation the German vo ters may run a candidate of their own. Orcanlzed labor can be drawn into people, and tlio York city Is a quantity which has bothered the po- litical leaders for years. If aeon- slderabic portion of 'Tammany bolts the reuular Democratic nominee and endorces the candidacy of Henry George the gold forces of the east will be compelled to put thousands of dol lars into the campaign fund 'of tho Tracy manager! or be defeated. The editor of the Eugene Reglswr in one of the best written editorials that has appeared in that paper for some time takes the Portland Telegram to task for making sucu an ado and fus over the fact that some .. .vni.if.nt, L-irl has unrrieda UUMl-OK ... "- TOWN PROPERTY. . n,?Vnt. Newnort, near Pres- nyterlan church. .WOO. ewportf lliree ' One lot south Newport, $p rrf lots WllU us """ ., .,1 I'""-' .,i,nnse. fenced anu cieartu, -",.... iiesavB: well, Newport, $000. glory j Tele,,raID heads Its item "Good nuse. not'finished within, $225. I .., of MlM Rermlngham, a Port- M&&' lTSSSul.arden.$i2C0 laDd girl. With her great soprano buildings c-.uw ( ..' vjCe and innBnincenwierM!i.a..w v . t ali. write to the undcrsigiwu,s-.e, t, lieart of a prince," anu gov, FrZtX found in the country -I, ,ierpre6ent lot with Woodford's part and shows his preliminary tactics ho is consider ate and cunnlpg, hiding beneath the silk glove of tho doploiuat, the mailed hand of the ambassador, providing he is so charged. Whatever may eventually turn up in Minister Woodford's mission it Is certain from tiie tone of the Madrid papers, if correctly quoted, that up to An fliorn lmn hflfin no SUCll tiling as an ultimatum asserted. But that Spain is expecting very shortly a turn in affairs, is gathered f rom statements of the press that Secretary Sherman is anxious that something definite to ward a settlement shall take place In Cuban matters by November, us he fo.irs .the onenlng of the "Jingo" bat teries at the absembllng of congress. When one considers that the colo nel took only second prize on an old lien, it was foolish for tlio man to go i..... n..0tnnliia nvnr en fimnlin. milt.tnr. knocking down people in every direc tion, tho next uiiiu nu ijimico around so violently when ho sees a red .. tin.l nn lila nlil linn and tumbles up against our bread basket, wo shall deal him a clip that will burst some of the wheels in his head, and tho clip will not bo In a law book either. Salem Independent. For a man who Is regularly driven out of his ofllco by a common house lly that Is tho biggest fable wo have ever heard uttered. You'd think ho was tho world champion broadsword fighter to hear him talk. Horses with a 2:18 record in the 2$ class trotters 1 When will that racing firpult. he formed and net In Its clas- V. w-..- - - si Mentions? Salem Independent: It is very, very naughty In Col. Hoforto iofor,to Willie Clark's "pickerel stiout.'' Willie lias an idea that he Is pretty good-looking, and so he Is. A Serious difficulty. . t'T HiifTVnul three vears with salt rheum. The -humor was on my hands and I was obliged to keep a covering on them most of tho time.. mi.. ..ii...imf nnrl hnrnlntr whrn vcrv severe. Nothing did me any good until 1 took noou'H narsananim. A'ter taking six bottles 1 was cured.!' Mrs. S. Vi. WOOU, jiCL.uiuur, luuuu. Hood's Pills arc the favorlto family cathartic. Easy to take, gentle, mild. 25 cents. had for anywhere clso In Oregon. Wo have no rent to pay, discount ulfour bills, give our customers full benefit and defy competition In prices. mm .-. StIOfS store. Jdd & Bush Bank Building, - State street . i I.. - -ti' Deftt&t &&', "a JGrayBrock", Cornef State- and Liberty Streets, Salem, Tho State Fair will always be a suc cess when It Is honestly and Intolll gently managed. A Silver Free With Spoon Soap, (. -OQO CD Sk'u.iui; s JJ-.st baking pow dcr is i:o ictiiiiratud activity. Schilling's Best tea is con, ccntratud delicacy. & C. 1.IUIif fO f'inin.iliv hail I'faiicUco 3W 'A good, tripleplated silver spoon free with every cake of the famous-Kirk "White Cloud" soap, for 10 cents, onlyto icw troduce the goods, HARRIOT Sl Ii.A.SrRHJJi3P Old P, O, Grocery, c. GO TO- N&wSt, Brightest, Best. M . ThTnneineSiriwberrv. Tested t Slcui lvo )ear. Piolific bearer, fine heart kh. riNS" SSet red Uni... very early. Clc.teriowroa .indium hottl.teB1.,out -. i!.cMnniiout buildings iceu emu.-" KWif!!fX"B;hrtS i-r&sIKW-''' bira' Address- Salem, Or. E. HOFER. uu - . . ., tbat blic hud when "up toiesu . med in a modest cottage near Fulton Park, mm lor ,uoUier and Clde brother, concluding by calling the af- L Blmo IReetaurawt for a good homecooked meat complete, including oeserij FOR. 15 CENTS. danger of f.ott when bloom Pg. rinr, .in .? "':",', -QeVon Sweeter, earlier Fextipring. Addreu E. Hofer, balem, Or. -:e: Mrs. G. P. SMITH, Prop. 224 Commercial Street, Near State Opon IrcnTS arm; until midnight. MANHOOD RE3T0RED!S.S Sr.in Power. Htadcht, WakeiuiaeM, wi 3"uw, ""7 -ion! rfointuVVu Sralu. lo of power la Central. Organ, at loin, rrouui, u. . 'nf... ,rnr rxroiirc lie of citber aex.csuKa uy yf,i.'r:T"-.ri:i.VL.:....u-. B111UUIKU., WHi Vw Co?. dWrlbutlSJiVuta. Third and Y.mhUl ., roxiivS. Or. tobacco, Jum inUr. Can be carried In eit pocket. S1.00 per box. 6 P r M, " fec-UrVrMdrld g cT. dWrlbutlDiMenta. Tblrd and Van Forsale by D. J. FRY, Wem Li n-' -I