Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, January 29, 1898, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text' ri9i&iMKimMfWWWi I 1 A v Snuui'i ! All The Newest Perfumes Delicate and Lasting. A large assortment and low prices rule at Frys Drug Store CUT TO THE CORE Prunes! Pctitcs and Italians. 10 lbs. 2oc 50c 20 lbs 50 lbs LIMA f 10 lbs- for nr- a to i 20 lbs. for . BEANS 50 lbs. for.. n j( Dairy, 50 lbs. .Nail"-! Stock. 50 11)3 2oc 50c $1 40c 30c 50c 30c for., for.. i stock 100 ibS for. COOKING MOLASSES, Per eallon Cr t-444 v 2 gallon pails,75c byfUp 4 2 gal. S1.40 Tiio Shoulder,perlb,9c lVieaiS Hams per lb.U 12 Lard,V!S;::: Al FLOUR, Per sack ATJMSVILLLE, SALEM . . . .45c .85c 00c SPECIAL, Per sack. , 95c Lion 11 pkg, $1 Arbuckle,ll pkg 1 Coffee JLV1 1 i K11NJEM1N, 132 State street. THE ONE CENT DAILY. Notice to Persons Receiving a Free Sample Copy. Tun Daily Capital Journal, published dally, excepting Sunday, Is 'Zo cents a -month by mull. weeKiy $1 a year Wnen subscriptions expire and the paper Is stopped without further notice. Renewals should be made a few days before the subscription expires. Each issue in the present campaign will be up to date and Important. The Journal Is recognized as the leading and representative state paper of the Sllyer and Reform forces. It aims to be thoroughly independ ent and eminently fair. Send us your subscription at once. See that your neighbors and friends take it. Sample copies will be furnished free to anyone who wishes to get up a club. Farm Wanted. The undersigned would like a buy a lease or rent a large grain farm well situated in the Willamette valley. Good references given. Address "F. A. M." care of Journal. d & w 24-2w To Cure a .Cold in one day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab blets. Ail druggists refund the oney if it fails to cure. 25c. 10-14-0m Our Trade Number. The Capital Journal's trade numbers are receiving a liberal patronage, and will be profuse with historical and biographical sketches of prominent business men and the city's leading enterprises, The work is being actively pushed and will be presented to the pub ic sometime in February. 1 25 eod tf Dreadfully Nervous. Gents:, I was dreadfully nervouand for or relief took your Karl's Clover Root Tea. It quieted my nerves and strengthene my whole Nervous System. I was troubled with Constipation, Kidney and Bowel trouble. Your Tea soon cleansed my system so thor oughly that I rapidly regained health and strength. Mrs. S. A. Sweet. Harllord, Conn Sold by D. J. Fry. For Constipation take Karlt's Clover Koot tea, the great Blood Purifier. Cures Head ache, Nervousness, Eruptions on the face, and makes the head clear as a bell. Sold by D.J. Fry OASTOHIA. T ' Ii ea vriyjei. Karl's Clover Root Tea, lor Constipation it's the Best and if after using it you don't say so, return the package and get your money. Sold by D. J, Fry. To Cure a Cold in One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Take lets. All druggifets refund the money if It falls to cure. 25c. The genuine lm L. B.Q on eich tablet. What Dr. A. E. Slater Says. Buffalo, N. Y. Gents: .From my per sonal knowledge, gained n obieiving theer ect of your Shiloh's Cure in cases of advanced Consumption, I am prepared to say it is the most remarkable Remedy that has ever been brought to my a'tention. It has certainly saved many from Consumption. Sold by D J. Fry Stop that cough. Take warning, lead to consumption. A 25c,, Shiloh's Cure may save 1 or" ' fe. D. J. Fry. It may bottle of Sold by OASTORIA, ZU . a. alt. sS '$$&. ttM' .S-S-i a W GT W Silver Won-Teller Resolu tions Passed the Senate, VOTE WAS 47 FOR 32 AGAINST Alabama Election Decision Unseats a Populist. Washington, J an.29.After a de bate, animated at all times, and oc casionally acrimonious, which has oc cupied the greater part of the week, the setatc last eyenlng, by vote of 47 to 32 passed the Teller concurrent res olution, All etlorts to amend the resolution were yoted down by majorities rang ing from liye to twenty-nine. Lodge's gold standard substitute being de feated by a shurp majority. The vote on the Lodge amendment was. ayes 24; and noes 63. The events of the day leading up to the final vote were full of Interest and importance. It was a licld-day for the orators of the senate, not less than twenty-live senators embracing the opportunity to speak upon the subject under discussion. Public in terest in the debate was, well attested by the attendance. Upon the Unal passage of the reso lution some Republicans, who sup ported McKinley and the St. Louis platform in 1890, like Carter, Chan dler, Clark, Pritchard, Slump, Warren and Wolcott, voted fur the resolution because, us Wolcott announced, they met not beueye tue resolution com mitted tiioso who supported it to the fiee and unlimited coinage of silver. Aldrioh closed Just as the clock marked G, the hour set for voting, and the vice president promptly an nounced that the voting would pro ceed. The galleries were tilled to overflowing, and a large, number of the members of the house, including Speaker Reed, occupied the area back or the senators. The Nelson amendment was first presented, declaring "that it fs the duty of ttie government of the United States, under all existing laws, to maintain the parity in value of its gold and silver money, so that a dol lar of one metal shall, for all mone tary purposes, always be equal in value to the dollar of the other metal." Vest moved to table the amend ment. The yea and no votes guye the first test of the respective ele ments, resulting In a vote of 42 to 37 in favor of tabling the amendment. Then came the Lodge amendment, as follews: "That the bunds of the United States, Issued or authorized to be issued under the said ucts of con gress herein before recited, arc pay-r able (principal and interest) in gold coin or Its equivalent, and that any other payment, without consent of the creditors, will be In violation of ubllc faith and In derogation of his Kilts." n Vest moved to table the amend- ent. "I hope the senator will withdraw the motion to table," in terposed Wolcott, "so that we may have a direct vote on gold." Vest consented and the vote was taken directly on the Lodge amend ment, resulting on its defeat by a vote of 24 to 53 as follews: Yeas Aldrlch, Baker, Caffery, Cullom. Davis, Fairbanks, Forakcr, Galllnger, Gear, Hale, Hanna, Haw ley, Hoar, Lodge, McBride, McMillan, Masoa, Merrill, Penrose, Piatt, of Connecticut. Piatt of New York. Sewell, Wellington, Wetmore 24. JNoes Allen, Bacon, liato, Berny, Butler, Cannon, Carter, Chandler. Chilton, Clark, Clay, Cockrell, Daniel, Gray, Hansbrouch, Harris, Heitfeld, Jones of Arkansas, Kenny, Kyle, Lindsay, McEnery, McLaurin, Mal lory, Mantle, Martin, Mills, Mitchell, Money, Morgan, Murphy, Nelson, Pasco, Perkins. Pettigrevv. Pettus. Pritchard. Quay, Rawlins, Roach, Shoup, Smith, Stewart, Teller, Thurs ton, xuiman, xurner, uurpie, vest, Warren, White, Wilson, WoIcott.-53. There'was intense Interest during this vote, as it presented a more di rect issue than had been anticipated. A number of amendments were of ferred by oponents of the resolution but all were laid on the table. The decks were cleared for the final yote on the Teller resolution. "On this votB," announced the vice president, "the yeas ure 47, and the noes 32, and the resolution is agreed to." The yote in detail: Yeas Allen, Bacon, Bate, Butler. Cannon, Carter, Chandler, Cnilton, Clark, Clay, Cock rell, Daniel, Gray, Harris Heitfeld, Jones of Arkansas, Kyle. Lindsay, Mc Eneny, McLaunin, Mallory, Man tie, Martin, Milts, Mitchell, Money, Morgan, Murphy, Pasco, Plttlgrew, Pettus, Pritchard, Rawlins, Roach, Sru.th, Shoup, Stewart, Teller. Till man, Turple, Turner, Vest, Warren, White, Wolcott-47. Noes Aldrlch, Allison, Baker, Bur rows, Caffiey, Cullom, Davis, Fair, banks, Foraker, Gallinger, Gear, Hale, Ilanna, Hansbrough, Ilawley, Hoar, Lodge, McBride. McMillan, Mason, Merrill, Nelson, Penrose, Per kins, Piatt, of New York, Quay, Se well. Thurston, Wellington, Wetmore Wilson 32. The pairs throughout the voting were as follews: Turley with Deboe Faulkner with Elklns: Gorman with Frye: Jones, of Nevada, with Proctor; Walthall with Spooner. The first named in each case would have voted with those sustaining the resolution against the amendments, while the last named would have voted against It and for the amendments. The senate adjourned until Monday. An unusually severe arraignment of alleged election frauds Is made In the report by the houso committee on election, No. 1, In the case of William Aldrlch against Thomas s. Plowman from the fourth district of Alabama. Plowman Istiio sitting member, but the committee submits a recount of the vote giving Aldrlch, the Republi can and not tiie Populist candidate, the seat. Secretary Gage has sent to Chair man Stone, of the house committee on coinage, weights and measure, a let ter in which he explains the necessity for the enactment of boveral Import ant bins recently introduced in the house and still pending. He says the nnuiunt it is permissible under exist ing rules to allow inciter and refiner and carrier of the United Statcsmlnts for wastage in their operations on the precious metals is excessive, and should be reduced to one-half thous andth of the whole. The demand for new fractional sil ver coin since 1890 has been much greater than the amount coined, and the treasury has been estimated by the appropriation made for no loss on coinage of such coin. From tiie demand for the new coin it would appear that a much larger amount of subsidiary silver coin would be maintained In circulation if the secretary of the treasury was author ized to use any silver bullion now In the treasury In the coinage of such denominations of subsidiary silver coin as might from time to time be required, and it is therefore recom mended that not only to use uny bul lion now in the treasury, but also authority to recoln all worn and abra ded fractional silver coin now In the treasury and hereafter received. There ore now in the treasury over $10,000,000 in subsidiary silver coin; of this amount it Is estimated thatabout 87,000,000 Is unfit for circulation. A third bill Is to authorize the receipt of foreign gold coin in sums of $5000 in any single deposit and to pay for them without previous melting, the coin to be held us bullion and paid out for export in exchange for United States colu. Black Patti's Troubadours, "Black Patti," and her fifty trouba dours will doubtless receive a cordial receptiou in this city. The reputation of this great singer and the capital company, which Messrs. Voelckel and Nolan have surrounded her with, can not fall to arouse public interest for the performance here. The perform ance is said to be irreslstably attrac tive, and it is a rare treat to hear such grand operatic ensemble singing us afforded by this magnificent organ lzatlo 1. In the operatic keleldoscope, which follows the comedy, and vaudeville features of the program, a beautiful rendition is offered of the best selec tions of "Faust," "Carmen," "Rigo letto," "Grand Duchess," "Tar and Tartar," "Bohemian Girl," "Mari tana" and "The Daughter of the Regiment." The singing, costumes una general st.nirp.nnnnlnt.ninnts am of the highest standard and it is be lieved that this half hour's delightful least Is more satisfying than a grand opera. This Is due not only to the splendid manner in wlifih the selec tions are rendered, but in a measure to its following a refreshing program of comedy and vaudervllle. At the Reed, Monday night. More Suits. Elizabeth Shaffer has instituted divorce proceedings against Danlal Shaffer, to whom she was married November 19, 189o, on the grounds of desertion. Plaintiff nlso usks that she be allowed to resume her former name, Elizabeth. Joseph. Chas. L. Watt is plaintiff in a fore closure suit Instituted against Perry A. Kroshus etui in which Judgment is asked for $1,887.57, with interest and cost and also a decree of foreclos ure on 418 acres of land near this city. Republican Delegates, And all attending the State League Convention are notified that the Southern pacific has made an excur sion rate of $2.G0 for the round trip. Tickets can be secured Sunday, Mon day and Tuesday good for live days. W. W. Skinner, Local Agent. Employe Arrested. St. Louis, San, 27. Emil Urfer, aged 27, who has been In the employ of the Bolland Jcwlry Compatiy for 10 years, bein one of its most trusted employes, was arrested charged with stealing Jewelry arid silverware esti mated toexceed $10,000 In value. When a boat goes over Niag ara Falls. . is lost before it reaches the edire of the The dancer beerins in the river far above. When disease begins -to sweep any one along on its current, the dancer has already begun. If you are leslnc: healthv flesh and gettinir below your .best condition it is :ime to get back acam .without delav. The best I strentrth-builder for neonle I who are " runnimr-down " is Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It enables the digestive and assimilative forces to make fresh, red healthy blood which rapidly creates new tissue ; no flabby fat Dut solid, muscular flesh, nerve force, and vital energy. "I was a complete wreck ; appetite Rone, nerv ojrf system impaired; could not sleep, and was so weak that I could not stand on my feet ten min utes," writes MUs Ella Hartley, of No. iis'A South Grant Avenue, Columbus, Ohie: " I only weighed 9'A pounds when I commenced taking Dr. Merce's Golden Medical Discovery. After I had taken a half liottle I began to Improve ; I could sleep soundly the whole night, and would awaken with an appetite Tor breakfast, which was a rare thing as I never had for two years back eaten a hearty breakfast. I now have an excellent appetite, and my friends say they never saw me looking better or in better spirits since they knew me. I tell them It is all due to Dr. Pierce's ' Discovery, ' aud I am so thankful and grateful that I nrver tire of praising his medi cine every opportunity I get. I had about given up in despair, and nobody knows what (host words imply, but those who have suffered lik I did for two long years. I was convinced that your medicine would help me. and I am here In person, a living testimonial of Its merits." For constipation, Dr. Tierce's Pleasant Pellets are a simple yet sure remedy, mild but thorough in their effect, and a perm: nent cure. No ordinary Pills are so perfe, ani scientific. Hy all druggists. )A&HkcJk 'SSdT. s7 ,j7S,: ymmw ii mwmmim i mwf I mirWten, mmwr' ' if falls i 1 f 1 III j , rw THE MAYOR OF LYNN." Paine's Celery Compound Never Fails to Invigorate Him Mayor Ramsdell is again mayor of Lynn. Two years ago he was elected by the combined People's party, Democratic and Citizens' Reform party. He was (again nominated by acclamation by ! the Democrats to succeed himself as mayor of the busy modern city, and was again elected by a rousing major ity last month. Mayor RamsdelPs presont high po sition is the legitimate reward of his ability and his fearlessness in defend ing his opinions. He has never hesi tated to declare his convictions in public, nor has he been slow to es pouse the cause of the shoemakers and other wage earners. In 1894 he was candidate of the People's party for congress, A hard worker, a conscien tious official, Mayor Ramsdell has more than once been pushed to the limit of his strength. At such times of oxtreme nervous tension and over work, he has saved himself from break ing down by taking Painc's celery compound. Mayor Ramsdell's honest opinion of this great remedy cannot be mistaken by any one who reads his letter that follewer: cnristma But we are going to commence the New Year again with offering you low prices for groceries. Salem Special, patronize homo Industry only ... n' Aumsvllle Flour ; XX New Pickles, per qt $I VX Arbuckleand Lion Coffee, per pk., '..'.'. jn Best Mocha and Java Coffee, per lb "' 35 Good Mocha and Java coffee per lb , -m 10 lbs Lard or 51bsLurJ ?'r Chocolate, per lb '."", It iu ids. is. wheat lOlbs CornMeal V.'.'".'.'.'.!!"."! .!"!'" o; Try our ho Cream Oats. Old P, O, Grocery. Clauss' Shears, Scissors and Razors- They are fully warranted, S3TAlso a complete stock of table nnd pocket cutlery and carvem. BROWN & SMITH MANHOOD RESTORED 1 1 ... .. l:sanit KB.imixuiucuic nervous aiseascs. such as Weak '"ory. Lor. Jr llrain Power, Headache. Wakrtulucss.Lost Ma- hooo Vhily HmU f. ions, Nervousness. j.U drains, loss "if power iu Genera.. Orraas of either sex, caused by over-exertion, youthful errors, ex- slve ; use it .w-.vv.,, ru.u u, Muuuiams, wn.cn icaa 10 inuruily. (x .ituntion of if Circular J'rce. ri,M I'wmiiicu an rm r.i.rf ilanufactured liv t" ''uiCcdtstributluajents. Third aud'vtiuhi.I Bt u tl..nd'o" For sale bv D. When Worn Out ftiliiillllf ,- :VSIi-N"NSS fli ' wn Wells & Richardson Co., Burling ton, Vt. Gentlemen: A previous exper ience with Palno's celery compound, as a restorer of exhausted energy, In duced me recently to take It again, the many duties of the mayor's office having taxed my slight physical re sources greatly. I made no mistake. In one .veck, I found my appetite Im proved, the feeling of weariness dis appearing, and my nerves becoming steadier. Paine's celery compound has thus been a friend in time of need, and I like to say a word for a friend. Truly yours, Walter L. Ramsdell. Noy. 5, 1897. In every city, In business houses, banks, newspaper offices whenever the friction of worry is wearing out the nerves and reducing the nutri tion or nie oouy, jaino's celery com pound Is proving its inestimable value. It Invaribaly Insures sound sleep, and thus gives the overstrung nerves their natural rest; It corrects a constipated habit that so com monly goes with sedentary occupa tions and frees the blood of poison ous humors, that at some time or otherdevelop into grave disease. 35 HARRIETT & LAWRENCE A WE RECOMMEND v x Iiy iialasT Or. 1'rsu's Yflluir Mfitve J'lll. Thla .n.t.f,.f . - ., . . ".. u .ciueur Krl,l I, iril,l, .,!.,. i-w.!, 1 .. ?L '' j .. . . - j, : .. itHi I'.a,. nfn,l- ... r .. V...i V." .'."If J. FRY, Sa'em. sov sTasgiigjtiuj""" ' ' tMfrs)t ' 100 Court st. Coffee Bargain A Superb Golden Blend Roast pw" Coffee, fine cup quality only 10c; a Pounds www The best for the money oyer " known. JOHNSON & VANDBVBRT. O.C.T.Co's STEAMERS Altona and Ramonn leaves for Portland daily, ex cept Sunday at 7 :45 a. u Quick time, regular set vice and low rates. Dock between 1 'ate and Court streets. M. P. BALDW Acent. Jalem SK5KV3 yreygrs'gK 3S?C7 No more Coffin Monoplles In Salem J. A. ROTAN 256 Commercial street. Has just ndded a full and complete line of nir.. --i -.- t)i i . L! 1.111113, ini:i3, iyuucs auu cvcryiuing per taining to the' undertaking bu.iness JEmbalm inc a specialty. Needs no rec6mmendatinn as he has practiced his profession in Sa'em for 15 years, and that will penk for itself. I also carry a full line furniture, carpets, wall paper, mould'nes. Prices to fit the hrd times. Call and bo convinced. Phone at store No. iq3, at house No 194. f, B, Thomas Tuthill, Analytical Chemist and Assaj cr. Offlco with Salem Gas Light' Comer No 4 Chomelceta street P.O.Box X, Salem, Oregon. Prompt return of ore ruiiplfa. Goncrnl analytical work . GREAT HEATERS ! Oregon Airtight Stovee X 3,50 to $6.50.3C Only full line of this home manufacture. Stoves sot up and repaired promptly, STEINER & BLOSSER, Tinners a.id Stovodealers, 140 State st FIRE INSORflNCE The Royal of London, The Home of New York The.c two companies aie represented by Gilbert Ilros,, and are two of the best com- fianles to insure in in the world. The Home tas cash assets of over ten millions. The Kovt.1 has over twelve millions. 'ihe Homej was formerly represented by C. M. Glenn and was recently purchased by Gilbert Ilros. , who will lie pleated to make all renewals when the policies expire. The Koyal has been represented by Gilbert liroj., for over fifteen years. Iioth companies pay their losses promptly. GILURRT IIROS 28-im Agents. r OFFICE IN C1TV HALL. Ir igation houra 6 to 8 a, m. and 5 to 9 in the evening. All irrigation bills for the summer will be due and payable the 1st of July, Street sprinkling througn lawn Lose posi tively prohibited. No deduction for Irrigation during absence unless water cut off the entire premises. Jjg No allowance made for pari of season as more water is needed to bring out a neglected lauti than judicious use the cntire'teason, SALEM WATER CO. CURE YOURSELF! Um UIbO for uunalurN dlaclisrves, ludsoiuatloaa. Irritations ur ulceration of 111 u CO us tiieinLran v. rriau waU4los. I'alnloas, ul not u4L. iMttKANjCHBlCUfio. s""' or Poisonous, Mold by UrunUU, or sunt Iu plalu wrapper, ! alpreu, prtpsiil, tor f A r m .VHskZr'fl v&4wsi I tki'sv 1 u !. . fnUr fiatrasu! litjlf Dot 10 flrtoutf. if- W"A. cmcJNli,o sIW "' 8 X'3F MUt IIU W(UMi. ..'.r-pgE'T Hotels and boarding Hold- Sal?ni hSL FENNELL, Prop- Only First Class House In the City. Rales reasonable. Sample rooms in connccticn. Can to U trains and public buildings pass the door. Corne Slate and High streets. GERMAN LUNCH COUNTER Hot meals Servf-d ftm 8 a r t vnMntnt. i. German cooking. wiln uach fit Nadstanech ai6 Commerc al St. H EUGEBAUER.V 9tf Prop. LIVERY AND PEED STABLES. HUFFMAN, WILLAMETTE Corner Ferry and Mbertyitreets Telephone 172 Newest rigs and best horses. " always In readinerj, tSTCoagt or mountain partie t specialty. ' 7 '4 tf . O. R. THOMAS,' Proprietor of "THE CLTJB" Livery and ' ' Feed Stables,- Corner of Liberty at.d Ferry streets. Best slpgle and double rigs in the city. Telephone No. 24. u 18 tf MEATS AND POULTRY. NEW MARKET, S(ate street, near railroad. Freshest and best meats. My patrons say I keep the best meats in town. 2 2f Wok Miescke, 2w, I. 350 I 1 1 IrlJ V STABLE! :w,mu Dealers In all kinds of fresh salt and smoked V, me .Is, Lard'in bullf, 9c a lb. Cheapest market in tosrn. We make it a Specialty to keep all kind of Sausage on hand. Try us. ' Just Reopened, Brown & Son. of the East Salem meat mar. ket, have enlarged and refitted their shop and will be pleased to see all of their old natrnns and the reit of the community. Orders taken and delivered. Parents sending children may depend on having their orders con sclentiously filled. 10-4,, Old Clothing Made to Look Like New At Salem Steam Eyeing and Cleaning Works, No, 195 Commercial street. Orders by stage, mail cr oxpreas, will reoeive prompt attention. Waldemar Nelson, Prop, A HAPPY NEW YEAR1 Ts made hannfrr ctill lr n nl.ni.n, ..n across the contient and the pleasure of such a trip Is greatly enhanced by a railway ser- ., n.w luwuukl wuimuii, &aiciy,cuuricovs treatment and fast time. Theso are tho four most prominent features of the Northern Pacific Ral'road and the features of which its palrons always cheerfully testify. All information as to terms, connections, etc., will be cheerfulf y furnished, and tickets to all points east w'U be provided by Thomas, ,.-., u., uu umiiiciciui oircci, ruicm. x rams leave fontanel II a. m. Trains arrive Portland 5 p. m E M,CR0ISAN, DEAIiER'lN, Farm Implements ! and Veliicles, Exclusive valley house for McCormick Binders and Mowers, Duflalo Pitts Engines and Thrashers, Spike, Bilk, and Jtpring Tooth Harrows, him Deete fcleel and Chilled Tlows. Frh, ht ill lie foirro ing. n .' fr Xt r m B'I il 1 1 . in l- i V tf : i if'' r