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BY H07ER BROTHERS,
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THURSDAY, MAY 25, it&.
Daily. One Tear S3.00, fa Advance
Daily, Tour Moaths $LOO. fa Advance
Weekly, One Year SLOO, In. Advance
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UNION T'CKET.
Otnie Ticket
fisrersor w. ft KINO.
e-Srrarr of Et&ce H. B. KIXCAID,
Slate Treaawrer J. O. BOOTH.
HBorem JJs- W. If. KAM8EY.
Atrrwy-Genral J. L. STORY.
Ifitfcte Prtater CIIAS. A. FITCH.
flp, ef Pbtc Iostmethm H. 2. LT-
1IAN.
CoozrftratotaaL.
FVt D!trtt It. M. YKATCIL
Snd DUtrtaA-G. M. DOXALDSON
First Jletel Dtotrlet.
jBdge E. a WAD &
J4g"JO!IX A. JBFFIU5YS.
Pnetto? AtlTy A. X. SOU
ite-nfosr Board of J5nalfceaUej C. E
WOIlDBf.
Second J4!eial District.
jBdar-J. W. HAMILTON.
Prftnrtln? Att'r II35NRY PEN
LINGER. Jr.
TMrd Judicial Dtctrlet.
Jrtr R. P. BOHM.
Jcrtge P. If. DARCY.
I'fOHMtteg Alt'y 8. L. HAYDKN.
MesAtr Boar4 of Ktnallzatton J. V
ROBERTSON.
Jetot Senator
C iraa and Marten H. L. BARK-
uer.
Marios County Ticket.
SerwUra-CKO. W. D1MICK; L. T
GBIKFITH.
Rr-enlatve J AS. A. KNIGHT
P. A. MYF.MS; H. L. BENTS
CHAS. P. IIEIN; GEO. H.
CUOISAN.
Sbtrllf-PRANK W. DURBIN.
Clerk KLVG L. HIBBARD.
County CommUwIontr C MARSIL
RecorJtr C. P. STRAIN.
Asar-T. C. DAVIDSON.
County School Supt VI. IL EGAN.
Treasurer-C J. SIMEI1AL.
Surveyor T. Cj JORY (I'eople'a).
Corftntr T. L. GOLDEN.
SALEM PRECINCT.
JuUlec-JOIIN M. PAYNE.
Constable-C. M. CHAMTON.
TONGUE OR VEACH.
- June fi, the people will decide Id
western Oregon whether Hon. Thos.
Tonjrue shall roprosent theui In con
pr' m Hon. If. M. Veatch.
" lUtlnare !! W'-n pnbllc men,
tneriof .iMity.mni of in . i.'- n
requires for tfiuuillo:. jji.ii arv w-i
who liaveeo service In the Hate W
Mature and both arecapableof credit
ably representing the dNtrlct.
Col. Jj Veatch, as he I popularly
known, Is at heart and by a consist
ent record a friend of the masses of
o' the people. He has the Jefferson
Ian doctrines well In -Hand, and Is a
K xl story teller. He Is fond of a
deer hunt, Is a man of simple tastes,
or widower who lias raised his babies
hlnself, a pioneer who has lived an
open life among his neighbors, a man
of temperate habits who has never
tasted liquor In all his life, a man of
generous instincts, who can't keep a
dollar or an extra shirt if he knows a
friend ncufr either. We have never
heard a word said against the private
life of Hon. Thos. Tongue. He Is In
every way worthy as a man. As a
politician his record Is made and on
it he must stand. He was at one time
a silver champion but has gravitaUd
to the gold standard. He takes kindly
to the Mark Ilanca style of politics
anJ admires that great and good man.
We believe he does that sincerely.
Col. Hob Veatch was a 'Cleveland of
fice holder but came out early f.nd
positively for the Hryan democracy
The two moveni'jfjH mark lbs tend
ency of the t.vo men in public affalra.
While Veatch Is pnpul.ir with the
masses of all parties, Tongue Is not
btrong with tliu puople.
In 1892, Mr. Tongue was the Repub
lican candidal for the state senate
In Washington county and was de
feated by B. JS. Huston, Democrat, by
u mujorlly of 128. With one Decep
tion he was the only Republican who
failed tocarrthe county. In 18'Jfl
Tonue was the Republican nominee
fjr ongrou nan and the vote in
Wustilnton county, his home, stood
Tono 1510; Vituderuorg ISM; Meyers
315. The vote for prosldont stood Mc
Klnley 2035; Ilryan 1607. A man is
boat known at his own home and Mr.
Tongue's unpopularity among the
people '..'ho knov him boat has been
certulnly attested In thews two elec
tions. L'p hi the contrary, his oppo
nent, Itobert M. Vouch, for four sue
costive elections was sent to one for
the other or the branches of the legis
lature by the voters of Lane county,
always running ut the bead of his
ticket. Mr. Tougi i-IiIiiih now to be
a Sound Money Republican, yet ho
wrote a silver let U' id helped defeat
J. N. Dolph In Mm !gllulurc of ISO.'i
for United Ktilo-t Moimiur, since when
Oregon has been practically unrep
resented in the upptir house.
FOR BVATS PRINTER.
Charles A. Fitch, the Union candi
date for stale printer, Is 30 years of
age, a pruotleal printer uud one of the
a'lo-t newfpapur men In thu state.
JIo was u delegate to the Cincinnati
labor conference held In May, 1801,
and also n delegate to the Kt, Louis
conference held tho following yoar.
He served one term as ssurotary and
f-vo terms as presldcut of tho Port
lind Labor Council and was elected
national coiumlttcotnan of the I'co
4'i party for Oregon in 1B0I.
Upon becoming couvlnced that the
only hope of tho Industrial mussclu
America against thu gold standard,
gold borjd, bink and monopoly ridden
forcts united undor thu leadership a
Mark Hitnjfia, Ojover Cleveland &
Co., rested alooe In a anion ef
free filter, intl-natteoal teak xod
direct legislation force fn Orfgoo. he
bstBdeed- farther ppittfln to the
Cnktti sod has erer Mace done all
nllhia bis tvnrer Xa marshal the
Uatos rf farces to Victory. :
Mr. Fitch has always Wen lifted
bitDelf jn the We ef the lahorcr and
producer. If be I selected, the state
prfotersSJeeiIH be a asfon ef3
and a record will be made for rru
ffcieocy aad ccoaomy tint will )
His re-election. .
KIN C AID. WARRANTS AND THE
SCHOOL LAND RING.
will be far years If elected; wb will
bare a great infleeace ia eoatrottlag
tbe rote ht the tate Vsard of exan -f
ners aod of eosnty periates4et;
a bms who probaWy cae here la the
eesptoy of Up Awerieas Bvk Co. sod
wbo wovld fcht their baUtes If eke
td; we iy that ere If oppned
chaBzes la 1S1 U dees sot follow
14m t we mII not farr a mi now fnr
ate riotfM4t wh fitws
ctMosC' fr ihr riir Lrmtt doM.
WHAT IS THE JUDICIARY F-R?
t protect tbe peopV?
I If
Now let Me HeDuWlRiui pl tell
us Jadee (Jen II. raraett erer
When ever ytw find a nun fchtinK ' perfonotd a a act to protect the po
KlDcaWyoa an afefy taf ' t ale agalt tbe MUieal booilars.
people that that mum h either r ' He rated that wotaea taxarr?
try lag to get sotwe jb ahd ba Itra'had uorirbi Voyoteat!bolelecUo
disappointed w 'tut he Ims beea r- a ad knocked tbew not of their dia
log to get a pall at tbe state treasury j stitatkiwal rtebfc oatll the 9rene
to get through oae aalawfal Mil vrjqpan rever.-ed hlai
dalai aad has beo ebad away Xm a I Wha has he ever laid a straw la
the aablls freaMiry by KlweaW. jthe wayof mkb like Blsghaw, who
Ftagg bts K i oca hi beaae Ki IiwaVe a hwioeK iseUii rtbi.iod
aW wiia't dra a wjrraat urn U-; raf ts oa the nowlie?
state treasary in fjT.r of Ftag f.-i
an aaiawful Mil for pf (allet: for A'
torapy General IdletwaR. Tbe la
TS that all firlitiog stall b? duo
at tbe slat- prlotiog odieo, yet FlagK
lOsistS'Hi vettln py f--r work dMn
out side of that oMce ia dear vlota
tion of tar, a-xlatHi-es UteSriretar"
(KJocaW lecaiwe h-: wiw't alUi
FlMs'selti..
Klncikl dje tare lite c! ric f tit
land ofiice collect ded fe- for IiIhi
They are alljwel U luw. They an
paid by rich it-.d speculators and' n
objectkin Is made except by C. A.
Cogswell, a Clcselancl fleo:icrat wli
got a S-'.OJ sl out or the 1:65 Ifgif
biVurr, and by this mm Fag;.
Whether Mc'Iride coll jcted for these
deeds Is not known, bo - known
that tbe land clerk, under MclJn I
collected thousands of dollars tor l
catlrrg" land for speculators ac.
charged a side fee of 1 1. A per acre foi
nearly every acre told, and in one in
stance sold the same piece of land or
"Ua5e"flve tlme, and In many instan
ces several times, making a scandal
koown all over theistate. Mr. Hex
Davis, the present secretary rf the
Republican party In Marlon county,
was one of the clerks In the ofllce and
understands all about this matter.
Klncald chargi s no fee for many
things for which the law allows fees.
Military boys receive their comrnis.
slons free; so do agricultural society
appointee; no fee has cyer been collec
ted for a pardon or for a commission
Is It'n prvm appointed to a ben
evolei'iuiM. W:i -osyrr a fee has to
be paid by a poor uiau KincaiJ make
It free. For eyery fee collected thtic
Is a receipt Issued saying that ft Is
"Fees allowed by law."
Morris & Whitehead carried a cass
through the supreme court compelling
the Issue of state warrants for all
claims specifically or implied allowed
by law against the state. Morris &
Whitehead are very wealthy bankers
of Chicago and other Eastern cities,
and foreign cities. The object of this
was to get Interest at 8 per cent.
When this script Is Issued it is taken
to the treasury where there Is over
$300,000 lying idle, and the treasurer
stamp" on each warrant the words
"Not paid for want of funds,'' and the
date. The warrant then draws In
terest from that date at 8 per cent.
Approximately half a million dol
lars In warrants has been drawn and
the state Is right now paying say
410,000 a year Interest with the state
treasury groaning full of twenties.
Over one hundred dollars a day Inter
est. Uetwecn 6700 and 0000 state war
rants have been Issued. They have
been mostly bought by Mr.Rex Davis,
secretary of stale Republican county
committee In Marion county. He has
been buying thcbe warrants for the
bankers, Morris & Whitehead above
mentioned. For many months he was
In the stale house corrlders during
business hours each day and as a man
would coino out of the stale treasury
with a warrant, he would slcp up to
him and offer to buy It and In very
many cases did get the warrants. Ho
would pay for tlico warrants with
DM Jadve Haraelt encoarage the
laretferalton of the coart boae re
pair fraud, or did bis ruiiag on the
point of "Intent" quash tbe whole
pioeeedlag?
Judge Harnett has on tbe loyal
rapport of Hos Bingham, but is he
really In doi--mo of the full contf
dence of the bar and tbe taxpayers?
Tho are bard stitements to make
about a candidate tor a high judicial
office. Rut Judge Burnett Is a candi
date of a political party. He Is an
intense parttan. He Is a man who
lias shown very little respect for the
people when the parly machine
wanted Its bidding done. He de
-erve very little consideration excepl
froru Mist standpoint.
The people of this district should
vole lor men who riys above mere
parlMnn considerations In iheotllce
of circuit judge.
Vote lor Rolseand D'Arcyand let
Mr. Burnett learn that somethlDg
besides inteno party spirit Is wanted
on tbe bench.
fl2P
no the ease as
forated
MR. GEER'S POVERTY.
The JoDRNALdoes not agree with
those Republicans who arc opposed to
Geer for governor only because he has
been a failure financially. It may not
be Mr. Geer's want of ability as a
financial manager that makes hlra un
available as a tit man for the office of
gcernor.
Mr. Geer's unfitness grows out of
his poverty of stability and want of
firmness to resist the cormorant tlass
who want him to be governor In order
tnt they may be free to plunder the
people of Oregon.
The old rotten school land ring
wanted Gov. Lord downed becaue he
interfered with their business. Mr.
Geer would enable them to open up
their traffic in state lands.
The state treasury downed Lord as
he would not protect the gang that
manipulates public money. Mr. Geer
would offer no obstacle to their con
tinued depredations,
It Is Mr. Geer's poverty of resources
in these respects that makes him an
unlit man for the office of chief ex
ecutive. Captuuku. A man having a big
appetite was caught this unomlng In
ihe act of carrying off one of George
Bros. 15c meals. The task was loo
great and he was captured He will
ingly paid the 15 cents and enjoyed
the beBt meal he oyer had.
As good as, should not be accepted,
when you want a permanent dye.
Perfection Dye has no equal. tf
The Prlnevllle Reylew says:
Last Tuesday morning at 7 o'clock
wo. left Prlnevllle behind a span or
Chris Cohn's best trotters bound for
the Warm Springs agency, to be pres
ent at tho marriage of Miss Cowan
(an account or which will be given
next week.)
There Is nothing like giving the
news while it is news,
KVPffirY&i&fiiFW-' lalraTaTl
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GsSUSLXL
Accordindlng to some Bound money
philosophers a man ought to be in
debt, paying lots of Interest und
check written on different banks, but' avoiding taxes
usually In the First national of Sa
lem, Hon; T. P. McCornack the presi
dent of that bank being also the resi
dent Salem agent for the firm of
bankers of Morris & Whitehead.
LYMAN AND THE BOOKTRUST
The Statesman Hays Mr. Lyman
voted for a change of text books for
Oregon schools, and voted fjr higher
prlcoj books. Mr, Lyman simply
voted against fastening a six year
book contract upon tho people at
trust prices, uud voted for what every
tax-payer wants, viz., the privilege of
buying what he wants In a competi
tive market. J, K. GUI, tho Portland
book dealer und n nromlncut Republi
can, flumped Mr- Ackermun's explan
ation us a fraud Intended to decnlve
tho people, and showed that he Juggled
the Hsu In such a manner as to mako
nut that tho books he voted for were
cheaper than Lyman's list, when the
opposite was true.
Tho Ackermau papers chargo that
Tiik JomtNAL opposed a chango In
ttfxtlxioks In 1801, which is true, Tiik
JuuitNAf. did not want tho people to
be put lo any expeiiHO whatever for
changes when lh' country wus in the
midst of a panic. Tub Journal
does not think it nccosyury to opposo
the selection of u toxtbook becauso
tho American Hook Co. publishes
It. That company bus &ouio books
that tho people can use. Rut
let lliciu bo supplied in open competi
tion. When It comes to tho agents of tho
American Hook Co. downing tlio Re
publican state superintendent of
schools uuJ putting up a man who
Ims been atsolutely tholr tool and
What modest wo
man does not shrink
from the examina
tions and local treat
ment upon whloU
physicians Insist
when treating
weakness and
. disease of the or
' frans distinctly
feminist. i'or
this reason thousands of women toon suf
fering untold torture rather than apply to a
physician for help. It Is safe to say that
one-half of the women in America suffer
thus in silence. It Is all unnecessary.
Tbe reproductive orcans of women are
directly acted upon by l)r. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. It cures all disease and weak,
ness of those dullcata organs. It fits a wo
man for the highest duties of heraex, wife
hood and motherhood. If taken during the
expectant period in makes baby's coming;
casr ana ksic ana insures me neallli of me
Id,
Cancer
Of the Face.
Mrs.LaaraR Mfnw fSraithTiU-Ga-sars:
"A satait pin pie t f a strawberry
color appeared on jut cheek; it soon
begtn to jnow rari-i'y. not'srhhstand
ia all eflorts to 'check it- My
ere became tenibly
M&aBKtl, and uraa so
sr lea that for quite
a while I contd not
tee. ine doctors
2-d I had Cancer of
the mat laaligsa&t
trr 'ad after -
ha-st-iiX their edort
wr.ii at doDg rne
any goo-', ther gave
bote e Wfcea in-
ttutt nir rather had died from
the Mate dNeae, they said I rsat die,
as aerednary Caacer ws incurable.
"At thi crisis. I was advised to try
S.S.S., aad in a short nhtfe the Cancer
began to discharge aad continued to do
so lor three months, then it began to
heal. I coatiaaed the medicine a while
Joojjer nntil the Cancer disapp- ared en
tirely. This was erera! years ago and
there has been no return of the disease."
A Real Blood Remedy.
Cancer is a blood diease, and only a
Mood remedy will core it. S. S. S.
'guaranteed 'purely vegetable') is a real
Mood remedy, and never fails to per
ma nentlr care Cancer. Scrofula. Eczema.
Rhenmatisui or any other disease of the
blood. Send for oar book;
on Cancer and Blood Diseases,
mailed free to
any address.
Swift Specific
Co. Atlanta, Ga.
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.
The following Is the p'atf rm adople-t
by the republican party cf Oregon In
" "onventicn assembled, at Astoria,
Thmay. April 14, 1593.
""'-, the republican voters 0f the
state of Oregon, In convention assem
bled, congratulate the people of the
state as well as of the whole nation on
the unmistakable fact that the dark
cloud of adversity, which has hung like
a pall over our fair land, has been dis
sipated. We recognize that the return
of prosperity Is due to the restoration
of the republican party to power.
"We are In favor of the maintenance
of the present gold standard; we are
unqualifiedly opposed to the free coin
age of silver and to all other schemes
l'oking to the debasement cf the cur
rency and the repudiation of debt. We
believe that the best money In the
world Is none too good to be assured
by the government to the laborer as
the fruit of his toil and to the farmsr
as the price of his crop. We condemn
the continued agitation cf free silver
as calculated to Jeopardise the prosper
ity of the country and to shake the
confidence of the people in the main
tenance of a wise financial policy; we
particularly condemn as unpatriotic,
the efforts of the free silver agitators
to array class against class and sec
tion against section; we declare that
the interests of all classes and of all
sections of our country alike demand
a sound and stable financial system.
"While we deplore the imminence of
war, we recognize that the country Is
on the eve of a war. undertaken for
the vindication of the national honor
and the performance of a work dictated
by every Instinct of humanity: we de
clare that the administration Is en
titled in this conflict to the confidence
and support of the entire people.
"We are firmly attached to the prin
ciples of the federal constitution; we
recognizo that representative govern
ment Is one of these principles, and we
are opposed to any change In law or
constitution which will abrogate this
time-honored principle.
"We are In favor of retrenchment
and reform In state and county mat
ters. "Wo demand strict economy In pub
lic affairs, and the abolition of all
needless offices and commissions.
"The salmon fishing Industry, so
fruitful u source of revenue to the
slate, should be fostered, and to that
one! we favor state aid In the .artificial
propagation of salmon, and their dis
tribution In the waters of the state.
"We reaffirm our allegiance to the
principles of the republican party of
the United States, an enunciated hv
tho republican convention In St, Louis
in 1S3G.
"We denounce the fusion party of
Oregon as an aggregation of spoils
men, who are ready to subordinate
principles to offices. Each of the par
ties to this compact Is willing to stul
tify Itself and form alliances with ele
ments which It has heretofore de
nounced aa dangerous and unfit to be
Intrusted with power; we declare that
good government cannot come from
such an alliance."
chl
dlsi
clan, an eminent and
The " Favorite Prescription " is the
uate
SDK
diseases of women. Dr. Plerc is, and has
discovery of a regularly graduated rthyal
ful specialist in
skill!
been for thirty years, chief consulting phy
sician to the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical
Institute, at Buffalo, N Y Ills "Favorite
Prescription " does away with all necessity
for distasteful examinations or local treat
ment. It corrects distressing and painful
displacements and Irregularities, and cures
where doctors fail.
Dr. PisrcVs Common Sens Medical Ad
vltar not only tells you how to get well
when you are 111, but now to stay wll when
you are well, It contains i,oos pages and
over wo illustrations. Over a million wo
men have copy. A new edition is j ust out.
Tbe reader may have a paper-covered copy
absolutely prick, by sending i one-cent
stamps, to cover the cost of mailing only, to
the World's Dispensary Medical Aisocla.
tlon, at Duifalo, K. Y. If you prefer a fine
French cloth binding, embossed, send lo
cents extra, 31 ccuu In all.
How's This I
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrah that
can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure.
F. J. Cheney & Co. Props., Toledo.O.
ho uie unuersignea, Having Known
I' J. Cheney for the lest 15 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out. any obligations
made by their llrm.
West & Traux, Wholesale Druggist,
Toledo.O., Waldlng Klnnan & Mar-
ym, wuoicsaie Druggists Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists. Testimonials free.
Dissolution Notice,
Notice Is hereby given that tho
llrm or Churchill & Burroughs has dis
solved by mutual consent. T. S. Bur
roughs win continue the business, and
will collect all bills and pay all claims
of the old llrm.
O. K. CiiunuiiiLL,
71m t. S. Burroughs.
S. C. Parker, SharoD, Wis., writes'. "I
have tried DeWitt's Witch Hstel Salve for
itching piles and it always stops them in two
minutei. I consider DeWitt's Witch Haiel
Salve the greatest pile cure en the markeL'6
atone Drug Store,
UNION PLATFORM
The feMewfng Is the ptatform adorn
ed by the Peptes. Democratic end
jlrer RepaMcaa parties assembled Is
state eaaveatloas at Portland. Merer-B-K,
mi:
United In a emsan cause for me
sacred purpose preserving the prin
ciples of government by the whale pee
pfe. in fact as weN as In name, restor
ing and maintaining equality, nuder
1 hut rsnrsnxiii, of all clashes, we. the
People's Denwratte and Klver Repab-
Mcan parties of the state vt Oregon.
waiving all minor points of dlfferonee;
and anJting for the purpose of carrying
jut the great underlying principles
jr-on which we are alt agreed, do make
and present to tbe people of this state
the following declaration of principles,
aad to the carrying oat of which we
solemnly pledge each and every candi
date upon oar suited ticket:
First We demand the free and unre
stricted coinage of silver and gold at
the present legal ratio of IS to I. with
oet waiting for the consent ef foreign
nations; and we are unalterably op
posed to the policy of tbe present re
publican administration In demanding
the retirement of greenbacks, and the
turning over of tbe money-making
power of the government to the na
tional banks as presented by the bill
drawn by the republican secretary of
the treasury, and Indorsed by Pres
dent McKinley; and we especially de
nounce the avowed attempt by said bill
to fasten the country Irrevocably and
forever to the sinele cokl standard.
We demand a national money, safe
and sound, issued by the general gov
ernment only, without the Intervention
of banks of Issue, to be a full legal
tender for ati debts public and private,
also a Just, equitable and efficient
means of distribution direct to the peo
lo through the lawful disbursements
of the government.
We demand that the volume of circu
lating medium be speedily increased to
in amount sufficient to meet the de
mands of the business and population
t this tountry, and to restore the Just
level of prices of labor and production.
We favor such legislation as will pre
vent for the future the demonetization
of any kind of legal tender money b
piWate contract.
We demand that the government. In
payment ot its obligations, shall use
Its option as to tbe kind of lawful
money In which they are to be paid.
ana we denounce the present and pro
ceeding administrations for surrender
ing this oDtion to the holders of gov
ernment obligations.
We demand that there shall be no
further Issue of United States Interest
bearing bonds.
We demand that postal savinirs banks
he established by the eovernrnent for
the safe deposit of the savings of the
people and to facilitate exchange.
We demand the election of United
states senators by direct vote of the
People.
We demand the initiative and refer
endum system of law-making in its
optional form, local, state and national,
and the submission by congress of all
Important national questions for an ad
visory vote of the people, until such
time as the national constitution shall
have been amended so as to nrovldefor
direct legislation.
We condemn aa daneerous ami iin.
Just the surrender. In all departments
of the government, to the Influence of
trusts, corporations and agcrecations
of wealth generally; and the packing of
me nigne3t courts of the land with cor
poration lawyers, too ready to do the
win or their late employers, and to set
aside valid and wholesome laws passed
Dy tne legislative departments of the
states and government, upon flimsy
pretexts, ut the behests of such insti
tutions, We are opposed to government by
injunction.
In state matters, we demand:
A simple and well-guarded registra
tion law.
A mere enultable mode of nnnnlniint-
Judges of election. .
Stringent laws to regulate the opera
tion of fish traps, fish wheels and all
fishing gear In the waters within tho
Jurisdiction of the state.
We denounce and condemn the cor
rupt and extravagant republican legis
lative assemblies, and charca that the
republican party. In Its eagerness for
the spoils of office, has become divldod
into warring factions, so that it la In.
capable of government as exemplified
by the condition existing in the office
01 tne state treasurer, there being at
this time more than J500,000 therein
wruns from the people by the process
of taxation, while state warrants are
stamped "Not paid for want of funds."
We demand that all district and
county officers bo placed upon salaries
commensurate with the duties to be
performed by them.
Inasmuch as railroad and other cor
porate property Is not bearing Its pro
portion of taxation, we demand that
such property shall bear Its Just and
equal share of the expenses of govern-ment.
AN OPEN LETTER
To MOTHERS.
WE ARE ASSERTING LS THE COURTS OL'R RIGHT TO
THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD "CASTORIA," AM)
PITCHER'S CASTORIA," AS OUR TRADE MARK.
, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Hysnnis, Massachu
setts, was the originator cf "CASTORIA," the same that
has borne and does now Liar sjjf sVj . "
the facsimile signature of (-0? c&ieAtfr;
This is the original CASTORIA" which has been used In
the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty years.
LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it ia
the kind you hare a ways bought frf on the
and has ihe signature of (-&&, cucUiit, wrap
per. No one has authority from me to use my name except
The Centaur Company, of which Chas. H. Fletcher ia President.
we ccrrg ccuMiiT, tr aa.ui sixcrr, nu ion cm.
Brr3mE33
CAS
"1111$
uremic. ..lV7' P'rdeslZi
on every
wrapper.
Tendoattml.'.:ift,e!
,ggrct. eia. 'w,0syVJ
! s
Art
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it
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Print
Shop,
concvrjR
prices,
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-" M'C
iJlS HI
DEALER
: GROCERIES
Paints. Oils Window GLssb Var
nish, and tbe most complete stock
of Brashes of all kinds In the state
Artists materials, lime; hair; ce
ment and shingles; and the finest
quality oi grass seed.
WANTED. ETC
.ullto,
' m 1
2
71
1 m '
1 fai
i The leading implement house
of the Willamette valley,
At DEAF.B02W .
. 'WOttim
HfH,
O. H.LAHl
Merchant Tail
211
EySults $15 and
Coraaerciai,
opwarii,
New today advertisements tour lines
or less in this column Inserted three
times for 25 eta, 50 cts. a week, $1
per month. All over four lines at
same rate.
FOR SALE OR RENT.-Will 1 11 cr
rent the Keeley building. Call at lumber
yard near depot. J. C. Goodalt.
GIRL WANTED.- Giod wages for a
cempe ent gill lo do housework. Call
wlh references at 335 Capiial street.
SJS3
WANTED.-To trade gcod fir lumber at
Berry sawmills for lour hones suited let
pack animals, or for good milch cows.
Address Frank ferkett Derroit Or. 5-24-lw
BAIN WAGONS,
Racine baggies and hacks.
Buffalo Pitts Harrows
and Cultivators,
Monitor & Tiger drills and seeders.
PUnett Jr. dnlls'atd cultivators.
McCormick binders, mowtrs and rales
John Deere plows and hairos
Russell engi r.e and thrasreri.
Repairs kep: in stock for all the rbov.
menuoned goods.
For sale by
Prt83Sd
BRi:wsTEawSr
HAY, GRAi
OUOIU- cnop, Goar.caifc
Telephone i;8.
91 Coart st,Bal.
?a
Ulll
1
OFFICE, CITY Hiu,
For water serr:ce apply
payable monthly inJ "
complaints at the oSce.
kAIJER.
P TUT. PPHTQAM ,'" utK- aQ
-r Atj. vwiii, , CAPITAL Crrv
cT:rf'iExPressanc3TfaJ
1 Meets all mail and aw
-.l . T. " "
-jj-iji. -uu unless 10 an puts cf J
HfAmnf cin TVt..i ... "1
'. ovtiikk. a c
W. S. WATRBTJRY r.farager.
SECOND HAND GOODS Go to Odds
& Ends for new second hand goods at
H. M. Var. Avery's, 181 Commercial
street, Salem, Or. 5.21-lm d&w
FOUND, On Commercial siteet Silurday
a letter containing a rroney or er for a
small sum. Letter addrczs?d to Mvra A
White Salem Or. Same can te had at
this office by paying lor this notine.
S-3 3-
PRINTER WANTED At once. Must
have had at least three years experience.
Address "W" care Journal office. 5 20 tf
Does Not Fear the Cold.
"I suffered every spring and fall for
several years with a severe cold. Two
years ago 1 bean taklDK Hood's
barsaparllla and It built rue up so
that I have had no cold since. I
heartily recommend flood's Sarsanar-Illa,
ClIAS. Wnnno
Box 112, West Seattle, Wash
Hood's Pills are .the only pills to
take with Hood's b'arsaparllla. Cur
all liver ills.
AGENTS W ANTED For "War With
Spain," including battles on s:a and lan-3.
CoLtains all about armies, navies, forts and
warships of both nations and graphic story
of the great victoy of the gallant Dewey;
telb everything about Sampson, Schley,,
Fitzhug Lee and leading commanders,, by
Hoc. James Rankin Young, the interpia
leader for Cuba libre in the halls of Con
gress. The greatest war book published,
600 large pages, too superb illustrations,
many in richest colors. Has laree colored
maps. Biggest book, highest commissions, 1
lowest pnee, only 11.75 each subscriber
receives grand $1.00 premium fr"e. De
mand enormous, harvests for agents, 30 days
credit, freight paid, outfit .free. Write to.
day. Address,The National Book Concern,
DeP' '5.356 Dearborn street, Chicago.
5-'3-3Q
mj.no.ti All persons wanting cemetery
lots repaired or concrete walls built, be
fore contracting with other parties would
do well to see Uohannon fe Simpson, They
are prepared lo build all kinds of concrete
walls on short notice. They can be found
at residence comer Lincoln and Commer
cial street-
REMOVED
BECKNER & HAMiLTON
1 ave removed their tinning and plumb
lug bit ness to 324 Commercial street
opposite State Insurance building.
Telephone N. ;o.
SiLEM
i STEAM LAUNDfl
I Pleasenotico the-'ent tnprkjj
I uu LUU lOUOWUJ
Sb.tsj plain
Ji"5" ."m 58
'Under shirts IA
IT 't.fa"
I ."I rrcf 1S rrnar"Mcf. Handkerchiefs
wv -. vkxawmwuv, silk handkerchiefs
I Sheets and pillow slips 24 cotrj
1 u witiw "Ulfc IU piuJJUUIGD.
, EP"Flannela and rther work l
washed by hand.
, COL. J. OLMSTEAD.
Jf B,Thomas Tut!
Analytical .Chemist
and Assa er.
E. S, Lamport,
Harness
and
Saddlery. . .
Make'a specialty of
Carriage Trimming!
Bring in your old
Exchange for new.
harness and
Office with SalemlQas Iit.
No 4 Chemeketa St P.O.!
Salem, Oregon. Prompt ,Mtsn I
sample. General analytical 1
Prices Always the Lowest,
SALEM OR.
BINDER FOR SALB...A good second
handOsbo.-ne binder, in good repair, at a
bargain. InqnireoiC. J. Geiger, on the
Henry Belli farm, near Asylum farm.
5-'3-'mt
waniiaj.r-Br Old Establihed House---high
grade man or woman, of good church
standi cg.lo act as manager here und do
have work and correseondence at their
home. Business already built up and es
tablished here. Salary $900. Enclose
addressed stamped envelope for onr terms
to A. P.Eldtr, General Manager. 180
Michigan Ave. Chicago, Hi. s t Irg
io an whom it may Concern. .Notice
is hereby piven that I will not V. t r.
sible for any debts or contracts mabe by mv
-w, w;ium jyuumhqm ut, j, yy. itan
som. - -r 1m
1 1 j
j
"HONEST JOHN
TRUSS
A new truss on a new
principle. A perfect
support to all who
are ruptured,
DR. STONE'S DRUG
STORE,
Salem, - Or
4m8
HOTELS AND BOi
Hole! Sal?
M.; FENNELL Prop ,
Dnly First Class House in the Cr;
reasonable. Sample rooms ia 1
Cars to a'l trains and public bmliiidj
the door. Come State and Higl 1
Capital Soap Works.
Running at full blast and making best
of laundry and toilet soaps. Be sure to call
for the Salem brand when ou want nood
gooas fc
A. V, ANDEREGG,
Manager.
Salem's Stkkkts May uot bo so
line for wheeling, for a lone time, as
at present, iryou don't own a wheel
rent one of those new ones at Sroat &
WIUou's and enjoy these evenings.
23 2t
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold on a
positive guarantee. Cures heart-burn, raising
ott he food ilistreti after eating or any form
of dyipepiiaj One little tablet gives 1m
mediate relief. 25c and and 50c.
lou can make old clothes look like
now, un1 r main so as fur ns color Is
concernoa hy uslnj; Perfection Dve.
Hut bo sure you tjet tlioui. tf
The Play LaSl Njeht
A pretty emotional Irish melo
drama, Aline the Rose of Klllarney,
was presented at Reed's opera bouse
last night to a largo and appreciative
audience. It was one of tbe most
meritorious performances of the week
and one in which the versatility of
tbe various artists was given ample
play.
Tbe Illustrated songs and the excel
lent music of the orchestra continue
to bo much admired. Si Perkins tbe
prlnclDle drama of tbe company and
for which most of the members were
engaged sneclallv tn ninv win
given tonight.
When Nature
Needs assistance It may bo best to
render It promptly, but one should
remember to use even tbe most per
fect remedies only when needed. The
best and most Blmnla snri nti
remedy Is tbe Syrup of Figs, manu
factured by the California Fur Com.
pany.
Social Dance.
Y. Ill bo given at lTowel ball Mon
day evening May 30. Music by Cooby
Bros, Tickets 25 cents. . J
.- it L' J DAVENionT,
uJt' Manager
o.A.roxi.x
0antU
Bifaatsro
ef
Tin Hind Yw Haw Atari BwgU
z. r
! O.C.T.Co's I
i STEAtJER t
I ALTON A.
T ,JeavM tot Portland Monday,
Wednesday and Friday . 7 e V.n-
Cmlck time, regular seV-
i vice and low rates.
Dock between ?tat
and Court streets.
M. P. BALDWIN,
Li...... Agent, Salem. J
J
Are You Out of Soap ?
Try our
20Ounce Star Savon
At5c'aJbaror 6 for 25c,
The best and cheapest
soap in the world,
Star1 Grocery,
Farmers, Notice.
Go to Wolz & Mlescke to sell your
They pay the highest market prices.
xj. commercial, Salem, w 5-18 4t
GERMAN LUNCH COU
Hot meals servedjfiom 8 a.m. toe
uerman cooking.
With Bach & Nadstanech 235 1
H. NEUCEBll
lotf
HALF II 1
Mild drinks.
Cigars and tobacco
Meals served.
Tvlmnir
I n.A1ln tll. Knrllt aleffl.
t-iuicuu ' . - :.v.,.TTV:t,l
4 21 im M rt'"1'"""J
UNDERTAKING.
i ATVrR,ot;an Uas moved into tho old
etV?nfVriB,hb l,and' -9 Commercial
street.and handles a full line of under-
i,nfr Ks furnlture, wall paper,
and mouldings.
Carpets at Cost
tp close out. Prices on everything
the lowest. Second hand goods taken
Q exchange. Don't miss us
J. A. ROTAN.
MEATS AND FOOLTK1
M
UU
G.S. II
NEW MARK
re.... tf n.ir railroad "
best meats. My patrons say I kl ,
meats in town.
JOHNSON&
loo COURT, ST.
VANDBVERT.
PHONE 202-
MADE ME A MAN
ajax taulets K)srrivEr.Y conr
t Abow ana other Vzceaitt wSf lailT
,toi. Lt Vltahla o ft w ioan mS
ment and aitM.t. . r. n.i trZT-i l.?le?.l"tt llnprp
7
Si.?,'. "llhoundnd ul Sure t6o. (v. Bit. J
Wolz Mic
Dealers in all kinds of fresh t"l
meats. Lard in bulk,;oc a lhCtoH
i . ut .i.. ;i jn-iilrf '1
iu iuku, tie ims --r
kind of Sansare on hand. TlJ
8T1UVELL DETECTIVE AGENCY, ui
Kearny Street, San Francisco, Cat To
district attorneyf, sheriffs, attorneys at
law and prltate partles:-rrepared to transact
all business of a confidential and Intricate
. v.v. juU10U,lr na on rcuonabl
terms. Correspondents all over the world.
aiffsss Li'-j'rxoT w.p isrsste
For sale in Salem Or., byD. J. FRY drugglu
CURE YflURSPirr
Um ni u tor unnalurN
&omS2S
1W OurutMl W
T1
nm n i -a
SHOP RE-OPEt
t . e f ,K Fust Salt'
ket, have enlarged and refi"
will be pleased to see all oItb
and the rest of the community.
mnA .i.v-.. Piirrnts senoif
. A. J .... V.mncr their f
UM. UtMUU VM MW.-to
scientiously foiled.
irm..u j.uo. Pa.Ti.-.VnaTot lF
iTHtEuMCHOreiiCa. " or poUonoui
kCIeillTI.O.HBi Hola T llranbu.
or sent in pUU wrPPr.
11.7ft.
M-CROW & STBTJS
Butchers and Pac
COLD STORAGE MEAT
Best stock, best service and to!
I
rWwM,j
316 Commerce
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