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Newspaper Page Text" i ! !! u I Daily Capital .Journal, BY HOPiCR BROTHBR8, MONDAY. JAN. 01, 1898. JOURNAL "X-RAVS." ,Whtchls It, tlio "jDlnglcy Bill' the "Deficiency Bill?" or There, aro eltflit hundred thousand dollars in .Ifio.'jUite treasury. Now yoUst'oltaodnqw you don't. " . Tho.McKlnley platforni promised the Cubunit relief, and Huro enough. wenrc,,now all asked to send them old clothes, victuals, or any old tliiritf. -. ..ThoSnrinafleld Republican snciika of tho powers,ojLtlie old world as "the aiualtfniuated Christian bjirKlars' as- HCjclatlqn of qrope." Donald McKay: "1 still think two and two aro four. Sol Hlrscli: "Hhurel I think so (00, privately, but wo must not Insist upon it," ... . .-First merchant: ",You. look pale 1 and,anzlous,iold man." . 'Becoud merchant: "Naturally, con gress U In session." Life. Mr. rj'Iton was tried by a political court martial at, Oregon City Satur day, and u majority of tho Clackamas county central committee voted to ex oncralc him. The Lord only knows what he was churned with. Republic int, Democrats and Popu lists may disagree n finance, politics and government, but all iiuree that It ,Ih a (tlsgrace for our country to prom ise those Cuban patriots u lift, und then send them alms. , Vo do things better In this country than they do In China. .Since its es . tabllshmont 1.8C0 editors of tho 1'elcln uazettc, the uncial oruan or the Km pcror, have lost their heads With us one editor has been known to lew his hcud 1,800 times. If thore Is really a food, surplus in Klondike, the Joko Is on tho congres sional relief appropriation. Wash ington i'ost. Tho JOKO is there an right and tho money gono, Albany , Democrat. . , Qulnlno Is now worth more than Hold at Dawson, bdinir 820 an ounce. There Is a blgdernand for It at that price. It Is In Order for McUrldo to tret up a qulnlno relief measure, as they uroronorted, to t0 about out of tho ' stuff up there. It would be Just as sensible as the, other relief measure Albany Democrat. vor)dIko Kuba and kanakas. , ,Two hundred thousand dollars for .Klondike but not u pair of cannon for (Jubal Thousands of souls and some iPf.theiu American, starving In Cuba ,nud lighting for liberty, but not one , ,pont for paying life llounderlng at our , vcr.doorl 4Ippdkora went nortli thlp fall in ,tl)Q teeth of remonstranco from the . ni'lon,,8 press. They uro now In the polar regions and If about to become destitute, should bo helped today. ,TliOro are times when the govern- , luent can properly assume a patcrniil- , Jstlo mood, but In this let us bo con sistent. The United States govem mpnt lias no mission to perform in freolng tho world. Hut when It sees people lighting for liberty at its very footstool, with starvatuon for diet, It could oxorclso no grcutcr net of truo Americanism than to end tho miser able fnrco. Two hundred thousand dollars- yes. less would do It. But our genial and apatehtiogoyornment sees no Cuba on the map; hears no cry of distress coming from just across tho gulf stream, knows of no bleeding liberty lovers lying In tho trenches of dlspalr but, thank Cod! It has heard ''Kan akas' calling away out In tho South ern Paolllo and wants to take them lot Shades of John tfalstuffl Talk about wanting Hawaii ror a coaling and na val statloni What Is tho matter with Cubal 8I10 will make a good 0110, and ovory patlvo wants to como to us -tho which 1 tho opposito as to IlaWall. Tho natives out thoro want to bo left nlonoln thoir loprosy. Illllsboro Argus. All For a Solid Union. Silver Men of All Parties Unite. Will Silver Republicans and Democrats Conventions, Call What is Scott's Emulsion? It Is a strengthening: food and tonic, remarkable In Its f lesh-form-mrj properties. It contains Cod Uvcr Oil emulsified or partially digested, combined with the well known and highly prized Hypo hosphltes of Lime and Soda, so that their potency Is materially increased. WhatWillitDo? It will arrest loss of flesh and restore to a normal condition the infant, the child and the adult. It will enrich the blood of the anemic) will stop the cough, heal the Irrita tion of the throat and lungs, and cure incipient consumption. We make this statement because the experience of twenty-five years has proven It in tens of thousands of cases. Bi nut j ft scQrrs e-iJtii, 5. anj $1,00, 11 iltuitUti. SCOTT & SOWNB, Cb.mUu, Niw York. A meeting of the SIlvcr-RcDubllcan state central committee was held Sat urday at Portland, for the purpose of apportioning the numhtr of delegates to the next state conv.ntlon. Nine teen of the 32 counties of the state were represented at the meeting, U9 follews: B.iker City C. M. Donaldson. Benton N. L. Raber. Clackamas William Barlow. Clatsop W. Hampton Smith. Coos J. II. Roberts Douglas J. Vr Coon. Jackson Robert Taylor. Josephine D. C. Brovnell. Lane C. II. Baker. Lincoln O. O. Dalaba, E Hofer, prexy: Linn D. M. Jones.E. Ilofer.proxy. Malheur J, W. Howorth, C. W. Nlbley. proxy. Marlon W. T. Rlgdon. Multnomah Seneca jbtuith. I'olk-E. T. Smith. Union J. K. Homing. Wasco O. E.Sanders. Washington-John P. Alpln, Jr. ramnm u. w. Tannage The basis of representation to the state convention was fixed ut two at large from each county, and one for every too votes, ana major rraction thereof, cast for the Pejple's, Demo cratic, Silver Republican presidential electors In November, 180(1. On such apportionment there will be 131 dele gates to the convention, as follews: Baker .... 0 Klamath 3 Benton 3 Lake 3 Clackamas G Lane 0 Clatsop 4 Lincoln 3 Columbia 3 Linn (1 Coos 4 Malheur 3 Crook 3 Marlon 7 Curry 2 Moirow 3 Douglas 0 Multnomah 11 Gilliam 3 Polk 4 Grant 3 Sherman 3 Harney 3 Tillamook 3 Jackson . r 6 Umatilla 5 Josephine 4 Union 5 Wallowa 3 Wasco 4 Washington.... 4 Yamhill 4 An executive committee of five was appointed as follows W. T. Rlg don, Marlon county; W. Hampton Smith, Clatsop; Seneca Smith, Mult nomah; C. M. McDonaldson, Baker; O. W. Talmagc, Yamhill, and a res olution was adopted notifying the Democratic State Central Committee of tho samo. Thq resolution In reference to an al liance of tho silver forces by the union conference met with a heart sym pathy and approval of thq state committee. At a scssipn or too executive com mittee hold after udjournmpnt of the stato committee. It was resolved that tho stato convention of tho.fcllver Re- puuiican pai'iy no caneu to meet In Portland for March 23. TH13 DHMOUKATS. Tho Democratic State Commlttco held 0 cimllar meeting and fixed the samo date, March, 23, for their stato convention. Its representation will bo much larger, being one delegutefor each 200 Bryan voters. UNION MOVKMISNT. Tho result of the conference of sil ver forces which was held in Portland Friday, at tlio call of Chaliman Cooper, of the union party, Js.secn in the roiiowing resolutions, which were passed unanimously Just before ad jeurnment: Wo recognlo that tho general wel- raro or our country is opposed bv n common enemy that .should be met oy a solid phalanx or American cit izens, who love their country und ln. Biro tho greatest good to tho greatest nutuuor. wo therefore recommend that this meeting reauest the nennln of tho Populist party, tho Democratic party anu tne snvcr-Kepubllrnn party to uso all fair and honorable means to secure a proper alllanco of thoso parties In district, stato and county organisations, to the end that co-operation may bo had at tho com ing election. Theronio PlentV of good men In nnv or all of tlieso panic, puro In princi ple and tried In patriotism, to fill with honor to their constituents tlio trusts to which tho people would call their servants bj p miliar vote. Thorororowo would hepe: First That tho conventions of tho soveral parties bo held at thowuuo tlmo ami place. Second That they endeavor to agreo upon the same principles und i-uiuiiuuu-Di maintaining inoir sena- FOKEION NEWS NOTES, Berlin dispatches announces that Germany Is anxious for a reciprocity treaty witu tne united states. The wheat crop in the northern dis trict of Australia is estimated to bo between 14 and 15 bushels per acre. A Ht. Petersburg dispatch an nounces that the czarand czarina will receive thetr friends at the Paris ex position of 1900 in their own pavilion which will cost 90,000 George L. Watson, says a London dispatch, has finished the design of a very large steam yacht for James Gor don Bennett, proprietor of the New York Herald, which will probably be built on the Clyde. Advises from Mexico are that Mexico will settle tho claim of this govern mont for the death or Michael Green, an Ohio citi zen, who was imprisoned and sen tenced without trial and died from hard labor and exposure. Full repar ation will be made. A London Cable announces a scandal is agitating the Italian aristocracy. The celebrated ducal house of Llttnli. Viscount Arez has renounced its Ital ian nationality The duke married Countess Rosa Tarsis, a noted beauty by wliom he had two daughters, and home time afterward a boy. The duke repudiated the boy's paternity and accuses a very high person. He has established the fact in the course that therhlld is not his; but as di vorce docs not exist In Italy, the duke has become a French citizen, and has Instituted proceedings. STATE NEWS. The new mill at Vale, Malhuer county, will be ready for work on the 15th of January. Nathara Bradley, of Dayton, died suddenly at his home Friday evening. 11c reii ciena wmie wiping bis bands and face. Paralysis was the cause R. N. Whitehead has extended tho time or the loan of the $19,000 he has against the Medtord school dlstrlct.ln Jackson county. Tbe district is to pay him 7 per cent Interest in the fu ture. J. R. Douglas, of Albany, took the first prize, und J. Beck, of Newberg, the third prize offered by an Easuin firm ror the best onions raised in the United States or Canadn. Thus Ore gon won two prizes against the whole of North America, and Linn county won tho first. Mr. Douglas has taken In nrlzes durinu Mm nnsr, vrnr 811.1(1 fin on uis garden produce, Hope Abandoned. "For 15 years I suffered with ca tarrh and Indigestion and mv whole system was broken down. I almost abandoned hope or recovery. I took Hood's Sarsaparilla and Its effects were marvelous. 1 am now . able to sleep well, have a good appetite and have gained in weight." James Wil der, Orovillo. WiishnKtdd' Hood's Pills act edslly and promptly on tho Byer and bowels. Cure sick headache. for Infants and Children. The Pac-simile Signature of t&ostyx&4iiU Appears on Every .Wrapper. THC CCffTAUtt COMPAMV. TT MUaT TRCST. MCWVOf, CtTV. He Not Deceived 1 A Couph, Ilorsenesstr Crqup arp not to be trifled with, A dose in rme Ofbhilo's Cure will save you much Rouble. Sold by Hi T. Fry. To Cure a Cold in one day Take Laxative Bromo Qulpine Tab lablets. All druggists refun'd the money if it falls to cure. 25c Dreadfully Nervous. Gents" I was dreadfully norvou and for for relief tojk your Karl's Clover iKoot Tea. It quieted my nerves and strcnglhene my whole Nervous System. I was troubled with Constipation, Kidney and llone) trouble. Your Ten soon cleanied my system so thor oughly that I rapidly regained health and strength Mrs. S. A. Sweet. Hartford, Conn Sold by D. J. try. ERBY& CO. . Bargains in Real Estate! 254 Commercial Street, Salem, Or. rWccra agents for Canadian Pacific Railway, FAKM FROPERTS 2600 acre grairjand s'.ock farm three miles from railroad runirg water, good springs aad fair buildings. This is the best bargain in the Willamette valley. Prico only $6.50 per To Cure a Cold in One Day. Tuko Laxative Bromo Quinine Take lets. All druggists refund the money if It rails to cure. 25c. The genuine has L. B.Q. on each tablet. 332 acres, two and one-hnlf miles northwest of Amity 24o;acres under cultivation; all fenced; 2 houses and 2 barns; family orchard; level land running water. Price $28 .00 per acre. 690 acres adjoining Marion station a fine i!0;14-flni stock farm 90 acres under cultivation first class family orchaid good house; 2 good barns springs and running water all for $12, per acre. 3u acres, 3 miles north of Scio, 2 miles from Shelburg at the cror i g of the O C & ERR and S P R R. 150 acres in cultivatien: good house and barn; all under fence! family erchard: good springs and running water.Price $3200. loo acres 4 miles southwest of Turner 10 acres in cultivation; 30 acres in pasture good housa and barn 3 springs; 7 acres of prunes. Only $25, per acre. 71 acres one-half mile rom Minto, 20 acres To Cure a Cold in One Uay. Tako Lazatlvo BrotuoQulnine Tab lets all druggist refund tho money if itfalls to cure. 25c. Tho genuine hsa L. B Q. on eacli tablet. In Clackamas county 100 licenses for murrlagcs wero Issued, in cultivation good house and barn;",runing water. Price $1300. 20 acres of fine land 3 miles south all in rVxxl cuitVation for $750. TO TRADE, 320 acres inUmatilla county for improved Salem property. TO TRADE... 1 Us acres on the Alsea for city of Salemproperty, improved or unim roved. CITY PROPERTY A fine residence property inside, cheap, call for prices. House anl 3 acres of ground in subu lbs o city cheap. $700. A good new house of 9 rooms for $1000. $150 cash, balance $8. per month. House and lot in Yew Park at a fargiin a $8.00 List your house and farm fur rent or for sale witli us. We sell tickets on theC naJian Pacific rail raad at $5.00 to $7.00 less o eaitern points, Four blocks from Lincoln schocl house, fine reailence half block in Salem with piiviic e of enclosing half of street, city rater fine fruit trees, if sold within three months for $300. A bargain as it commands beauti fut view. -Kjl fill W rj I 1 "Oh George 1 I don't know what to do. Im sure. Pasashe will never consent to my marry ing a man as extravagant as you are. He says you never chew anythingbnt that exncnsive Piper Heidsieck Tobacco." The new five-cent piece of "Expensive? Why, the old man's behind the times. The size of the plug has been In creased 40 per cent. Piper Heid sieck is really the cheapest to bacco on the market." i ft ft c ft ft ft ft ft ft 11 ft ft 11 r-iz?mi7?&wrt& I PIPER HEIDSIECK PLUG TOBACCO (CHAMPAONB FLAVOR) besides Seine 40 ner cent, larger than the old five-cent piece, "t is tne n-st tonacco ever olfered at any price, and the largest plug of chuice tobacco ever offered for five cents. 5CENFC iNE0fEWORLD ALiaf-j iVn "gyifflr Tr iT 1 !.-:denveran r-RK) GRANDE ""RAILROAD. Pxv, , . ,. T. HI I'llHII AW I HrVI II H, M ?M' CAR LINE FROM THE u NORTHWEST East TO ALL POINTS H. C NICHOL. Gowral Apni S. K. HOOPER. C. P. & T. A, 151 PuUrn St. PORTLAND, ORL DINVB. COIA When a. baby is sent fioin Henven, to gladden a moth er's heart, her wel come is incomplete unless she bestows upon the little vis itor an abundance of health and cour age to meet life's rato party onjanUatlons Tiiirti iluty to her to be in the varying vicissitudes, A prospective mother's child as well as herself -is too ninll.1u 1,..1tl. .-.! .l 1 . II That tlio count v nri.iml,..- .",!." ???" f ." " " I'y ai. ,i , . . . -..n-...., llun ul mc nine me oauv comes. uuiii uuueiivur 10 overn iiiemse ves Hundreds of mothers have receive In USf tho" ll8uicra,hn,?,,,!n,r,,,r l. .blThiTfS DrKS: tloiis '8f'Ct and stato ortfiinl- voritc Prescription, the Brandest strength- Kourth-Tl.at all work totbrr fr i"?.rJ" V1,1.6. JSS'A ft.' delicat.e me- such n vlctorv as Is sur to f.Vll,, v ,, ;i ,",,,,,.1" "'X""' i" Pni ume, !:!:v'r.vf',.f',.Li!J!!si.i?r';' coiUiax Y If in. it i. "Ti ." r"? I..M' Pv el-ls.li? visor to J. G. btevetiMm, Doll Stuart, commit-! ism. It shortens mi .i .. . cenfinement: robs The meet iii; was well attended by delivery of all its pcrt-otis or nil panics, and tliohontl-' dangers and most of ' mentfor either union or fusion was its pains, fortifies the iinai.lmous. j n,0thcr against accident I'Ol'UUSTS, or relapse ond promotes Tlio Umatilla county PopulUt coin- n abundant supply of llllltce met at rcndloton Inst. K.hiip- healthv nourisliment day, and jiassed tho followlnif roolu- t5e en""- miu; - it is me oniy prepara- "Uesohed. Tlint, thn lVnnl'a i.i.rtvl tion of its kind devised Of Umatilla county, with u view to b' n regularly graduated, mo promotion or tlio cause or good "iiieu specialist of over Koyernuiont, horoby declares Itself In xperlcnce. lUMir ui u rp-oncrillllllt or all refoim' The subject of women's reproductive phy. forces in tllO nimrwiclllnu stnt nml siolojry is comnrehensivclv treated In Ilr. county campaiun. To tlio furthor-' rlerces eteat thoutandpaje free book the nilCiMlf this end. tho lVnnl.' n,irtl ,reople, Common Sense Medical Ad- Of Umatilla COUIltV herebv .c!,mhi1i YU'.r The chapter on nursmjf should be a cord a l liivltat Jnn tn Bf ! n r"J Kr? wother Tuu PdiJ vol Snnlniln party or- uuie will be sent you paper-bound abso- gnnuatlon, desiring n fimtnunlcattnn lutely fteelf you send Jicrnts in oneent Of tho Obleet abovo Wt fort ll, to ap- ' stamps, to pay the cost of mtllinu only, to unit auu ciuiuu will! iiiimht author- noiwi msr NOW IS THE TIME TO BTJY n PUMPS II um n UfrnviT li CkVJ for KVSH Good Cars, gooe tracts, good meals, From Hillings, From St. Paul, From Denver, To Chicago, To St. Louis, To Omaha, To Kansas City. Tickets atotllco ofjconnectlng lines. A. C. StlEL. n'l Acent, Portl m Or. CAU. FOR WARRANTS. BARR k PETZEL are headquartersTor Jthem; and all work connected with tbe business. PLUMBERS AND TINNERS, 214 Commercial EAST AND SOUTH -VIA- rHE SHASTA RO'JTE OF THE Southern Pacific Co EXTRESS TRAINS RUN DAILY. 6:00 p m 830 p m 7.-4S A M Lv...:t'ortland. ..Ar -Lv. ...Satem ....Lv Ar. ban Francisco Lv A M A M P M ADorc trains stop at all pnncipal stationt bet. Portland and Salem, Turner Marion Jefleri.on, Albany, Tangent, Shedds, Halsey, Harnsburc. lunction Citv. Eikpp.p rro...fi Cottage Grove, Dram, Oakland, and all sta. tvons from Roseburg to Ashland, inclusive. RObtBURG MAIL. -DAILV. thirty yean ity a coiiiuilttee ut live in ennrer with a similar committee or thh party unr. arntpito detalles of such t'o-upernllnn Thoy alMi asked for a nlnlforiii or di rect legislation, rreu cofnajjo, Income tar, ami Boyornmcnteconouiy, World's nlsneniarv Mpdlral AuorUtinn. 66,1 Main Street, Buffalo, N V If French cloth, embotsed covers are preferred, send ten cents extra lv cents in all), to defray the additional expense or this more beau tiful and durable binding. Constipation can be quickly and perma nently cured by Dr. Pierce's Pellets. Notice is hereby given that there are funds on nana applicable to tne payment of all war rants of the city of Salem, endorsed on or be fore June 6, 1896, drawn upon the general fund. Please present said warrants for pa ment at Ladd & Dush bank, as interest on same will cease from the date of this notice. A A. LEE, City Treasurer. Sa'em, Dec 2S, 1S97. 1 S lot NOTICE To Stockholder! of the Thos. Kay Woolen Mill Co.: The regular annual meeting ot stockholders of this company will bo held at thetr office on Tuesday, January if, 1S9S. at a o'clock p. m , foi the pur ose of electing directors Jot ihe enjuiue year. R. H. COS! !0V, 183 Secretary. OREGON CENTRAL AND Eastern R. R. Company YAQUINA DAV ROUTE. Connecting at Yin.rim ltv i,K tv.. c Francisco &Vqttin Bay Bteamship Co. STEAMSHIP "PRESIDENT," Sails from Yaquina every 8 davs for Sao Francisco. Coos Bar. Port Orfnri. TnnM.j and Humbolt Bay. Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. Shortest route between the Willamette valley and California. Fair from Albany or nointi tntin:. - .. -x ' "--.- i rranciscos v.amn, a; steerage, 6. Round trip, good 60 days, tlj. To Looj By cabin 8: steerage 16 To Humboldt Bay aad Port Orfotd, cabin RIVER DIVISION -.-earner "AiDany" between Portland and Co.-valhs, through witeout Uy-over. Leavinu uv,,.,.v,,0.,iU, 1 ucsuin, inursaaysand Sundays leaves Portland, Yamhill street dock, 600 a. m. Monday 1, Wednesdays and Fridays EDWIN STONE. Manar. J. C, MAYO, Supt. River Dirisioa. (4--30 zoo; J730 PM PH A M 830 a m 1 Lv. ... Portland . . Ar 1100 a MLv....Sa m.... Lv 5.-aoPMl Ar....R( burg. . Lv iuiiman outlet sleeper and second-class sleeping cars attached to all through trains WEST SIDE DIVISION. BETWEEN PORTLAND AND CoRVALLIS. .,, uns aauy Lexcept Sunday.1 AMI Lv....i'ortland.. Arl e.-rn-iu 1215 PMf Ar....Corvallis...Lvf I.-ne p with 730 A M I Lv. A, AII..-.J TT3 7 n ... "" anu uorvams connect trains o( the O. C. & E. Rv A M A M A M C, G. COKER, Agent, Salem. Ccrrallii, Or t-XPRLSs TRAIN DULY f EXCEPT SUNDAY.1 tou"' -v ...rortlana....Ar) 730 P MLr .. McMinnille Lv-H-3J I'M) Ar Independence lv) n7".f,On.n?Stl0A'at.San Francisco uh -...w..u. uu unentai ana I'acific mail steamship hnes for JAPAN AND CHINA Sailing dates on application " Kates and ticlets to Eastern points and ??!???' ,Mi0 JAPAN, CHINA. Iiovn r n ..,.'KOEHLER, Manacer. i WJADS RSE A VJAhu A HAPPY NEW YEAR! l made happier till bv a pleasant bip across the contient and the pleasun, of such atrip is greatly enhanced by a railway ser vice, which includes comfort, safety,courteovs treatment and fast time. These are the four most prominfnt features of the Northern l acific Rai'roid and the features of which Its patrons always cheeifully testify. All information as to terms, connections, etc., will be cheerfuley furnished, and tickets to all points east w'll be provided by Thomas, watt&io., 266 Commercial Street, h'alem. Irairs Iea Portland 11 a. m. Trains arrive Portland 5 p. m. ff W oik 'WW TO THE CHOICll Two KM -rfh .- v-cie Q ciwioiu. Tlk.1, iJiSiTrJS4 '' tt vuiufi, jB oil -:" '."". w MudT. btOM,- nTi'Vi:" s-i?-.s :: Aw&'tf crcr V'"ii ,:cisi""S,aRKlii" ir- r"M.--' "il4ud .111 i?- -"" I &3&lSnEtttttt&ZX Ulufw for Sals atlSdiem; Ur. bv D J FRY EAST GIVESf 1 HE .y. F Transcontinental Roulcc. Via Spokane Minneapolis .it Pnl n n.. eemctr"dKaD8tSCity- Urates to For full J. tails call on or address ar-em, s,i. BOISE & BARKER agents, hiltm, Oregon, OCEAN DIVISION.-. .- Portland-San Francisco. Dec Is Ur, , Answorth dock. Portland, ft ft J" ; n l7' " a7-Fcb o"C "-SALEM BOUTE-Bttamer for rorvallis. Tuesday. m Steamer Thursday and vZZrlT fe-J mi " w 1 urTa.ui. iiipcnnv 1 nursrtay and SaturUy at 1 p Elmore foi T,r anJ TucdaVl Saturdu si 045 a.m. if ih" ., l Sl"et 55 ?; a!.'" city rllw.A .1 ti " Inniu-lr... ... .1. ' -"-J"? mere, jvouna ton 7-ai f,7 P01" iln 0re2. Washing. Sd 7inr ,he east' Connecting "vehuWCan1,WnUGaH, ""' foot Trl ,. " iL Powe"' aeent ; W. II. HURLBURT. I P. Agt. Portland, Or. If W EMUS! IST22 IW9