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EDITORIAL COMMENT.
The Republican organs arc finding
much tribulation In the attempt to
explain away the splendid record
made by the Fusion, or Demo-Pop, or
Three-Headed- Dog administrations
In the states which have been so In
sane as to kick out the party of prog
ress, prosperity and grafts.
The record made In the State of
Washington Is a very bitter pill in
deed; for there the Republicans were
running the state In debt at the rate
of 81200 a day, and the Fusion Social
istic cranks and rcpudlators have
been running her out again at the
rate of $1000 a day. Now the g. 0. p.
organs are crying that there will bo
some deficiency bills to come before
the next Washington legislature. Let
them come. A saving of $2200 a day
for a couple of years will enable the
officials to meet several little defic
iency bills and still -keep their war
rants at par; to which par,by the way,
the warrants were raised by tho In
competent Fusion hay seeds, from the
10 per cent discount whore they were
left by thoyartyof intelligence and
progress.
It seems that tho samo kind of an
archistic mania has characterized the
work of tho I'opo-Dcmocratlo admin
istration In Nebraska (whore Win. J.
Dry an lives when he Is at homo)and,as
In Washington, the Republicans are
making tho claim that It Is because,
undor tho Dlnglcklnlcy deluge of
prosperity, tho people hayo paid their
taxes more promptly. To this tho
blood-curdllugly Dryunlslto Omaha
World-ITerald makes reply, nnd from
said reply tho following facts aro
gleaned:
During tho lirst year of tho
Demo-l'ojx administration tho de
linquent taxes amounted to $8,087,5!)
moro than they did the year before,
and this seems to dispose of the tax
puymect explanation, Then, among
tho calutnlty-liowllng facts with
which tho collection of taxes had
nothing whatever to do, aro the fol
lowing horrifying enes:
The Demo-Pops brought tho stato
warrants to pur mainly by tho simple
expedient' of Investing Idlo stuto
school money In them; nnd this served
the further purpose of helping tho
Bchool fund.
During tho lirst and second halves
of the year or 1807 and tho first half
of the year 1898 the Demo-Pop ad
ministration collected and paid Into
tho state treasury as Interest on
school land leases and contracts
$70,084.25, $135,172.71 mid $140,813.09
respectively, or $355,07I.0.rj altogether,
more than was paid In by tho Ropub
Iicanadnilulstratlon for tho corres
ponding periods of tho years 1895 and
11X1. $
Was Almost Grazed
Bgi-m on the Limbs Cured by
Heed's Sarsaparllla-Heart and
Lung Troubles Overcome.
"I broke out with tore all over roy
limbs, and Vhcy caused gucb Intense Itch
ing I feared I should go crasy. I was also
troubled with a tired feeling. After talc
tag Hood's BarsaparlU a short tune the
KcUsf ceased, and the sores oa my limbs
beesa to heal. I am better in every wsy
ehwe talcing Hood's BamparM." Mrs.
Jam. J, Xwra, HeKww, Ocegan.
"Hood's BarMptrllla has cared we ot a
Wag trouble aad fluttering el the heart,
d alaee I kege taking H lay weight
he tee astd M posses. It has done my
s4eatash good aad X pan ow enjoy my
ami aed eat with eonfort. X rocoa
BMe4 Howl's gemjurille as the beet
m4Mm K is possible to And." O. W.
CAHsr. PrlemiUt, Oregon,
JU Sarsa-
O parilla
1 avet Hie Oae Tree Wood rurtflor,
rHee,ai six lores.
ae tee West aftet-eiaaer
pUs.aM . ate.
This was bccausc.lnstcad of farming
out the school lands to favorites, the
commissioner ran his office In the In
terest of the state, and got In and col
lected the money due the state
on school land leases and contracts.
Again, the fees paid out have been
$10,000 per year lc?s, nnd the expense
of collecting the taxes has been $14,
000 per year less, under the party of
free silver heresy than under thepaity
of intellect and financial soundness.
Further, the amount of the 0 Ulcers
fees paid Into the state treasury dur
ing the first seventeen months of 'the
Demo-Pop regime were $53,895.07
more than during the entire two pro
ceeding years under the party that
never breaks a pledge except when
convenient.
Finally, tho general expenses of the
Demo-Pop state government for the
year ending April 1, 1898 was $502,
O14.0S less than that of the Republi
can state government for the year
ending April 1, 1890-a saving to the
people of $1,377,11 per day.
Now, while woOrcgouiuns ruminate
on these facts, let us give thanks to
Haul that we didn't let tliU state fall
into any such populistlc slough of
despond last June. Let us glyo thanks
that tho usual farcical whitewash
committee will spend tho people's
money like water In conducting per
fuuetory investigations that don't
Investigate and that wont disturb tho
old ring management of our state
treasury as asldcshow of the banks.
Wo should not be surprised to see
the people of Washlngaon return to
t'iclrold vomltot ring rule nndReput
llcan extravagance from which they
have had a brief respite. Not that
the people aro I neap iblo of good gov
ernment but that they aro easily de
ceived, misled, and only Jearn In the
dear school of experience and then
but very slowly. The glitter or tho
household word Republican, the talk
about prosperity, about upholding
tho flag, all of which has nothing to
do with tho business of good local
government, wlll.stampede thousands
of honest well meaning citizens Into
ubandonlng the cause of reform and
helping to reinstate In Washington
the hordo of hungry, half-starycd
parasites who masquerade as patriots
and howl for tho Republican purty
for what there Is in It. And Nebraska
ditto.
log tbey did, what pay did thoy take ?
The superintendent of the railway
mall service reports the rate for July
1, 1897, at $34,754,743. The inference
sserus fair that railroads took just
about $170 fof every ton of mall mat
ter they cameo. For a ton or com
mon freight they took about a dollar.
The entire cost or handling a ton of
express matter, including transporta
tion, terminal expenses and divi
dends, Is lees than $30, us ilic census
ot 1890 shows. We pay aboutas much
for railway mall transportation as
the rest of tho world combined. For
every pound or mall matter carried
by rail, the roads got about 8 cents."
From this It Is readily seen where
the deficit comes from. The govern
ment takes second class matter for
onecent per pound, and the profits on
the first, third and fourth classes do
not quite make up fur the loss on the
second.
BOISE WAS ELECTED.
Rut why should the government
pay the rallroids such an enormous
freight as $170 per ton ? If tho roads
em carry express matter f jr $30, or
less, per ton, why can they not carry
mail matter for a great deal less than
$170? To the casual observer the
mall car docs not look much more ex
pensive than the express car; neither
docs It look as though It would haul
anywhere near six times as hard; nor
Is It blown up by train robbers nearly
so often. What Is the solution or the
mystery ?
The Journal Is no antl-rallroad
agitator. It is customary, nowadays,
for corporations and others to take
everything In sight; and it seems that
we are eyen liable to adopt that policy
as a nation. Rut we can not, at the
samo time, consistently adopt the
policy of nnn resistance; and If the
railroads arc charging an exorbitant
price for carrying tho malls, wouldn't
It be better to cut down their pay
than to cripple the etllclency of the
post olllce department ?
Some of the "organs" say that the
Flllpplnos are "a horde of barbarians
vno wouia rattier ngiit inancat;" so
wo ought to annex the Philippines.
Then they say that the Cubans arc a
horde of barbarians who would rather
cat than light; so we .ought to nnnex
Cuba, lt'd a poor rule that won't
work both ways.
American Kerosene sells in Horg
Kong fcr $1.90 a case, according to the
press dispatches. Here in Salem it
sells for $2,20 a case. Dear old Uncle
Rockefeller; how he does love the
heathen I
Wheat 45 cents per bushel; Hour 95
cents per sack. Do you ca'l this pro
tection, free trade or reciprocity?
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Among tho questions that are
likely to come before tho next con.
gross fur settlement Is tho deficit In
tho post otllco department. It seoics
probable that nn attempt will be made
to raise tho ntto of postage on certain
kinds of matter, by a ro classification
and by shutting them out from tho
prlvelcgc of the second class rat;.
As It probably nover would occur to
njltopubllcanj administration, it may
bo profitable for soma one to suggest
to the government that there Is one
other way to wipe out a detlult bo
sides Increasing tho revenues; that Is,
by cutting down tho exponscs. In
this casn there Is a way In which this
could bo done, ought to be done, and
would liayo been dono long ago but for
tho fact that powerful corporations
aro vory loth to relinquish a gruft.
rPltit imv.ipiiinntif lu titiL'Im. tin. pi. II.
roads entirely to much for carrying
tho mulls. Tuts has been bliown
tlmo and time again, but tho abuse
still continues,
The Boston Transcript publishes u
communication from Curl W. Ernst, a
gentleman of long experience in tho
Hoston post olllce, who says that there
Is one tact which ft-r.ns a safe ha Is fur
consideration In this matter; that the
total mall matter in nnv one year has
nover aiLuuutcd to more than 300,000
tans. And ho says:
"The weight or all mall matter In
J807 is reported ut 204,000 tons. Tho
railroads did not curry tho whole.
Theydld not carry local or drop mat
ter; thoy did nut carry certain btar
route mutter; tnoy did not carry ull
foreign matter,' rffifcl they carry 200,-
000 tons ? Perhaps nut. Hut grant-
Vale A man was examined here
on the charge of Insanity a few days
ago, It being alleged that the man bus
subsisted almost exclusively upon
fish since coming here, and that when
the fish failed to blto ho would go
Into tho river after them and exert
his energies to drlvo them out upon
land. That ho would run naked
through tho sagebrush, yelling Jiko a
Uomanacho nnd throwing dust Into
tho air like a bull at play. That hie
principal piistlmo was to gather old
cans, broken bottles, rags and other
rubbish and pllo It up for the laudable
purpose of looking at It while ho sang
or whistled "John Ilrown's body,"
from which latter fact the observunt
denizens named him "John Drown."
His sanity passed muster, and upon
being released he proceeded to hit the
grit with commendable enorgy.
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Judge Burnett Places His Decision On
File.
Judge Bnrnctt of Department No.
1, of ciruutt court for Marlon county,
has filed his. decrco in the D'Arcy
Bolse election contest case for tho
circuit judgeship or the third Judicial
district, finding for Judge Boise, the
present incumbent. Following arc
findings of fact and conclusions of
law, as handed down by Judge Bur
nett, and the decree glylng the Judge
ship to Judge Beise:
"This cause came on for hearing
before the undersigned Judge or the
above named circuit court nt cham
bers In Salem, Marlon county, Oregon,
on July 13, 1898, and the hearing
thereor was continued from day to
day In pursuance of various adjourn
ments until August 24, 1898, when it
was finally argued and submitted?
plaThtlff and petitioner appearing In
his own and proper person, as well as
John A. Carson, his attorney, and the
derendantand respondent appearing
in his own proper person, as well us
by W. II. Holmes, his attorney.
"The said Judge reserved his de
cision, tnd, now being fully ndvlsed,
tlnds the following facts:
"First In accordance with the ad
mission of the plalntllf and petitioner
said judge finds as facts that at the
general election held on June 0. 1898,
In fjic various counties composing the
third judicial district or the state if
Oregon tho plaintiff and petitioner
received Id Marlon county 2,509 yotcs
for the olllce of circuit judge or said
Judicial district, and the defendant
and respondent received In Marlon
county 2,333 votes for the olllce of
circuit Judge or said Judicial district.
"Second No competent evidence
having been offered on behair or the
plaintlir and petitioner to support
his allegations In contradiction or the
official returns or said election In
Linn county, said judge. In accord
ance with said olllclal returns, as the
same arc alleged In plaintiff and pe
titioner's notice or contest or election
llled herein finds as a fact that, at
said election, the plaintiff and peti
tioner received in Linn county 1,599
votes Tor the olllce of circuit judge
or the third Judicial dis
trict or the stuto ot Oregon, and the
defendant ami respondent received in
Linn county 1,739 voles for the olllce
of circuit Judge or said judicial dis
trict. "Third-At said election tho plain
tiff and petitioner received in Yam
hill county 1,243 votes for the olllce
or circuit Judge or the third judicial
district or flic state or Oregon, and
tho dcrendant and respondent re
ceived 1,329 votes Tor the olllce or
circuit Judge or sa'id Judical dls
trlct.
Fourth No competent evidence
having been offered on behair or the
plaintiff und pctiuncr to support his
allegations In contradiction rr tl.e
olllclal returns or said election In
Tillamook county, said Judge, In ac
cordance with said olllclal returns as
the same arc alleged In the plaintiff
and petitioner's notice of contest of
election llled heroin,' finds as a fact
that, at said election, the plaintiff
und petitioner received in said Tilla
mook county 209 yotcs for the olllce or
circuit Judgcor the third judical dis
trict or the state or Oregon, and the
derendant and respondent received in
said Tillamook county 307 votes for
the tolllce of circuit judge or said
Judicial district.
"Fifth In the live bounties of
Linn, Marlon, Polk, Yamhill and Til
lamook, which compose the third
judicial district or the state or Ore
gon, tho plulntlff and the petitioner
received ut said election 0,000 votes
for the olllce of circuit ludge of said
Judicial district, and the defendant
and respondent received 0,039 votes
for the olllce or circuit Judge or said
judicial district.
"As conclusions or law said Judge
finds:
"First That at said election the
plaintiff and petitioner was not
elected totho olllce or circuit ludge
or the third Judicial district or the
state or Oregon, and Is not entitled to
hold said olll:e.
"becond That at said election the
defendant und respondent was elected
to the olllce or circuit judge or the
third Judicial district or the state or
Oregon, and Is entitled to hold said
olllce ror the term or six years rroiti
andnrterthe lirst Monday lu Jnlv.
1898.
"Third That tho cause should be
dismissed without either party recov
erlug costs or dlsbursments from the
other.
Following Is the decrco in the case:
"Based upon and lu purs'iatico of
tho roregolng tlndlhgs of faci and
conclusions of law. It Is ordered and
adjudged that R. P. Uuhc tho de
fendant and respondent above named,
bo and Is hereby declured to bo a duly
elected Judge or tho tnlrd judicial
district or the stato cr Oregon, ror the
tern, or Rlx years rrom and after tho
first Monday In July, 1898,
Tho decision of Judge Uu'nctt lu
this case, In regard to the costs and
disbursements, Is based upon the
decision of the supreme court lu the
case or Woods vs. Fitzgerald, 3d Ore
gon, 508; this rulo was also followed
In Hughes vs. Holinan, 24th Oregon,
1, In tho lust named case the court
saiu, 11 1110 question or costs and dlt
bursemeuta In cuses of contested
elections should hereafter be properly
presonted, that the court would re
cxumlno it.
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only competent and reliable, but arc responsible, being backed by amnio canl
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HUM KUUHI-While It preferable In many Instances to see a patl
ent. the Eau'llsh and German Expert Specialists have cured thourant U rl:
..ww.s -- wi.w '" ' 3uii, ai tun Laiiiiuu suu liic (locuirs wr to tim
CALL ON 'Tl IE DOCTORS WHEN T l' K ' '.l? ...,.
should see the English and German Expert Specialists.' A rrlendlv r-iiL-whlch
costs absolutely nothtnir. Is bound to result, in 11 ..ro,it. ,in..i 7.7 ...W
' ..ww,
nun fifiw 1 lint
summer is opening up It becomes n.mn r:
"l ? " ever- fi'"e Pleasant and com- VS , I ' ' '
fortable accommodations rurnlsi i i.'A01.. "f Lr- :
passentrersaronrovorhhii nnri --i.. 1 MJ Ar md
Atiove trains stop at all principal station
bet. Portland and Salem, Turner Marion
Jellerson, Albany, Tangent. Sheddi, Ilaliey.
Ifamsburg, Junction City, Eugene, Crcswell
Cottage (jrove, Drain, Oakland, and all sta.
i.unb uoni uoseuurg to Ashland, inclusive.
ROSMiURO MAIL, f-DAILV.
0.30 A Ml l.y ...Portland ..Ar
o55AMLv....Saleru.... Lv .
J.2orMlAr .. Roseburg.. Lv
1 unman uullet sleeper and second-dais
sleeping cars attached to all throuMi train
west side division;
ntrWEKN PORTLAND AND C0RVAI.L1S.
Mail tiains daily except Sunday.
7.10AMb . Portland.. Arl7.-c.cTpM
'iiiil' Ml Ar... Corvidlis. Lvf 105 p M
m niuany and Coryallis connect
.ulna ui ine v. U. K li. Ry
whether treatment is taken or not.
THE ENGLISH
A Stuff of the Most Eminem
Market St., San Francisco
CONSULTAION FREE.
AN I) GERM AN EXPERT SPECIALISTS
t Physicians aud Surgeons In the World, 731
Reduced Rates.
TI10S. P. Co. commencing August
20 1803, will sell round trip tickets Sa
lem to Yuqulna at $.'1.10 to go on II a.
111. train Saturday 11. 111. and return
on 2 o'clock train Monday afternoon.
S-l'Jtr W. W. SKINNKlt.
Thousands of persons have been cured of
dilesliy usinsO Witt's Witch liszul Salve.
It heals promptly and cures eczema and all
skin diseases. It give Immediate re'ief.
Stone Drug Store.
i"ca positively cures sltk
drink. Removts all eruptions of th: skin.
Moki
indigestion and constipation.
headache,
delightlnl
Eugene- S.Smced shlpwd 45 bales
or hops to Mllaukce from .Hiui city
This Is the tlrat shipment this )ear.
BsarsOs f w Kind Yoa Haw Aiwri BgM
producing a perfect tnuotexiou, or money re
funded. 35 cents and 50 cents. l.unn &
llrooks, druggists
Clobe.
riL'hllv
nam u. 11 curen my ctiuuren alter all other
remedies tailed." It cures cough, colds and
all throat and lung troubles Stone Drue?
Store.
The tditor of the Evai. City, i'a ,
writes. ''One Minute Cough Cure u
Reduced lRate3.
TheS. P Co. cotnmuiiclnir Aul' o
J81K. will sell round trip ticket from
Salem to Portland at2 5:1 tickets guod
to go on afternoon train Saturadv
arriving at Portland in evening
rntnrnlnir in.lv n..i., ...1 ..'".-'
. B .vU v. , uiuauuui .uonrltiv
morn ng. Following tickets good on
no other days- "
8 19 tf Ay. VSiciNNnu,
Sick headache, biliousness, constipation and
all liver and stomach trouble car, be qmckl
cured br using those famous ht.lepills Wown
as DeWitts little Early Risers. Thtva,2
P esant 10 U Ht saj never Erif e. StoneDrug
iucntion.Tlieniitf'.kt.inint.l.wi..,i.i. "V
change of cars is universally known.
l he road traverses the most magnifi
cent belt of country In u,c X,
every mile furnishing constantX
....:. " ",' - ki-s nirougu w t is
out fatigue and reaches the iornJ!:
cm witliout realizing distance. All
uaKota, Nebrahka and the other
states, the eye Is rcasted wl , s"e os
pleaSUlL' and lninrnl.r .. ... "cs
sand storm, suffocating at. msi lern r
other demoralizing rjsc( ,f Fru are
met with. For tickets ,," rfii "
ncuiarscan on
anu lull lur-
THOMAS, WATT Jfc CO
Agents.
s reet. in inn
J.
No. 22j Cninninn.l.il
hulldlng formerly occupied ,', a
l-ry'-MlrugMore, Salem, Or.
LXIRa TRAIN DAILY f EXCKIT SUNDAY.
, Portland.... Ar I 825 A M
McMinnvilleLvtc.-eoA M
ependence Lv) 4:50 A M
fw itI,Crnnt,0Jlsat San Francisco with
1 Occidental aud Or enial nmi i :r: :
steamship lines for JAPAN AND CHINA.
bailing dates on application
C..I.MARK,,A,kK'AM1Sll
Corvallis & Eastern
R. h. Company,
cu
drink
The Hop Crop,
Forthu liet.t hop tickets and Hie
east wwt, see Conover the business
printer ut Doutwiru's u.ok store.
tHKl&W
"lth.nk DeWiti'i Wl.ch HaielSilse is the
hnet iTTjuration cm tl.emiika fur pllfs."
So M John C. Dunn, of Wheeling. W.
Va Try it ami you will think I he same
It also cures retenia aud all skin diseases
Stone Drug Store.
All OrtintsU act! Vr, Ulleo' Nerve 1'IssOv
Fick htadache absolutely and permamntlv
iTJ l?.""" Li?iL.7 A .P'ca-nt hcX
vhv t-uiiaLiiuiiitin in in.i. ..
makes you e.t, sleep, work and Way. s5
tsfaction Guaranteed or money back ate an 1
I-unn fc llrooks .Iruggist. S J
... ,v, . tariyeue, inj, sav. .1.,,
fcr consilpaitoa he has found DeWitts I ?i
Early K.sers to be perfect. They ne,er ct
Iry then, for stomach and hver .Vn.T'
lor
Twin le.-.,eAlb,ny .
I rain leavei rnrf.iii.
Train arrive at Yanuin'a"
' Returning.- '
Leaves Yaqu'nm
Leae Curvallii'.' ""
Ainve Albany
Tor Detroit'
Lsraves Corvallis
Leaves Albany
Anivc De tun ."."" '
Returning;
leaves Detroit ...
l-eae Allinnv ' "
Arrne I'nn, ,11,. i 9-
1 and 2 cnin, ',"aiu ".:.. 0:SS P
7:00 a.
1 1 '40 a,
I2.'2S p.
7.'oo a.
8S a,
1 2.-20 p.
12140 p.
Stone Drug Store.
and hver troubles.
20u Miles
uIan:?,;'le."Hfluy
0.-O5 a.
55 P-bouthi
service 10 and from
inaii any
sai c
lulcker
.aherllnefoOniahurS
tid .ri ter ciSL ,,l,:er
ilnee rr.ute ptm i.i., r '
.iMo!;,1
ttsi Ma Omaha, you c
wo the Trans-Mi
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Tickets ...
ties, if y,,,,,,,.
can stop off and
"Ippl expoMilnri
..A. C. SHELDON.
('e" I agent, Portland Or
Pac.Hr i. ,. "IDa"y with Southern
b""'t; u.icc, se
Newcnrtfin.ini: .
, a jj ,tCni oeaclies
M nooll o1rvin'e moiintai"s aiv at Delioit
Eronads on JP' Ume ' ,Mch caropinsj
menBIlai;.,,re,,enb,uh amr San'ia"
EDWIN STONE,
Manaeer,
H. I. WALDEN.
T. K. V, A.
J. TURNER,
Agent Albany.
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