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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-21
ALMsoivlNo.


Upon the water cast thy bread,
And after many days
II will return again 10 thee,
In Gods mysterious ways.
Hand in hand, and side by side,
The wheat grows with the tares,
And so amidst lfe's soiling dust
Some angel unawares.
Upon the water cast thy bread,
Be II word OF deed.
II will return thing TO bless,
In some sad hour of noed.
Be the giving Ger so small,
Zen to the widows mite,
Send 1t forth with hope and trust,
It's prec ous in His sight
Upon the waters cast thy bread,
To those who stand or fall
Beneath some dark and fatal stain,
His love is over all,
And thou shalt harvest golden sheaves,
From every seed that's sown
And scatter'd on the yielding earth,
Or mid the rocks and stone.
Upon the water cast thy bread,
And God shalt measure mete,
Full onto overfowing,
Perfect and complete,
II only given, in touch or look,
Hath He not said TO thee;
at shall return-'tis not forgot,
Since it were done for Me-"
M G.. Grug1n, In Detroit free FTess'
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-21
STATE.


HILLsBoRo, March 2l.-In the
Sandy olds case yesterday, G. b.
Bellinger, counsel for the defense,
read ]. H. Sulllvan's testimony on
the last trial, and also Michael
Films.
John Mimic testified as to the
fight between Olds and Weber at
the Crystal Palace saloon few
days before the killing.
John Favey. bartender for Weber;
Tony Lynch, bartender at Crystal
Palace; Joe Day, police officer; Ed
ward n. Deadly, attorney; Richard
Perkins, then proprietor Of the Hol
ton House; and Put Smith, the
money-broker, testified as to various
threats made by Weber against Olds,
Perkins testifying that on the day
before the killing Weber drew his
coat aside and showing his pistol
stuck down in his pants, said that
be intended to fix Olds with it.
Through careIessness, Olds' pistol
an American bulldog, was mislaid,
and an English bulldog, a somewhat
larger and more repulsive weapon,
substituted. Although yesterday
Sheriff Kelley testified that Olds'
pistol was of the same pattern as
the latter aud similar to the latter,
he stated today that 1t was not Olds'
pistol.
Frank Richardson, "a paper-hanger,
that he was AN eye witness
Of the shooting, saw both men ap-
proach the corner, and Olds fire
three shots after Weber had fallen
on his face; that Olds fired rapidly
and appeared much excited.
The evidence as TO Webber's char
acter was principally confined to
Olds's fellow gamblers, who also tes-
lified to Olds's good character. The
Ease will probably be submitted to.
Jay.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-21
ITS PLATFORM.
Bids for School Bonds.

Sealed proposals will be received ND Ia
2oclock p. m OF TUESDAY,, the .th dly of
Ap'il, A. ID. 1901, by hc board OF directors
Schc 1l DIST. 80. a, of Marion Co, ore
purchase uftour,een thousand six bundr"d
ana nily dollars bonds of said district Of
such denomination as the successful MD
derlnaN designate aud PAYABLE both prin.
Siple and interc al eliher New York, IS u
rlui c'scl ol lh the city of Salem, nj the
run H' years; interest PAYABLE s-mian-
nuallv al ihe r0te ofsiN pei cent perapnuin
No bids viii be considered al .e.s thnn mar
value. he board reserves the right 10 ne.
Iect any or ali bids
A. +. STRANG,
=. NJ. WAITE.
. +. X. SMITH,
"lo Ia Directors.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-21

Every ingredient employed in pro-
ducing Hoods Sarsaparilla is strictly
pure, aud is the best of its kind it is
possible to buy. All the roots and
herbs are carefully selected, person.
ally examined, and only the best re
talned. So that from the time of
purchase until Hoods Sarsaparilla
is prepared, everything is carefully
watched with "A view of attaining
the best result. Why don't you try
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-21

The facilities Of the present day fot
he production Of everything that will
eouduee 10 the material welfare and
comfort OF mankiad are almost unliin.
tied, aud when Syrup Of Figs was firs,
produced the world was enriched with
the only perfect laxative known, as Il
is the oniy remedy which is truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt and elfeetual to cleanse
the system gently in the Spring-time
o.. IA fact, Ut any time, aud the better
Il Is kBowu the more popular It be
comes
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-21
GOLD PRODuCTION.

NEW YORK, March 2l.-The pro-
duction of gold in the United States,
according to the official estimate of
the United States mint, is $64 ,0O0,-
600 for 1889 and 1890. There has
been an increase of gold in the form
of bullion or coin to the approximate
amount of S230,0O0 in the United
States III the last two years. In
view of the above increase in the
stock of gold in this country it is
difficult by a financial review to
account for the nervousness with
which the export of a little gold is
now regarded.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-21
A Mlraole o. boo Nlneteenth oentnr,.

OwiRg TO n bad state OF the blood, have
been afflicted with rheumatism for twenty
years, aud have used crutches for ten
years, have expended large sums for
remedies Recommended tO me. aud frOin
using powerful ltniments 10 get a little
sleep, my nip ami knee had lost nearly
all strength. when | commenced 10
take hibbard's Rheumasic syrup | could
not take one step without the aid of "A cane
or turn myself ia bed without assistance.
| can now move with perfect ease, and
walk without my cane nom my house To
my office every day. am received from
terrible uftllctiOn, ana wish | might her-
aid 10 all afflicted with rheumatism and
other blood diseases, the merits OF this
wonderful medicine y :. CnnOyer.
Agt Northwestern Mutnal Life Insurance
%, Manistee, Mich.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-21
Tho Western settler. oss.ea specific.

The Western settlers CEssen Specific.
Win every advance of emigration into
The iAr west, a new dcnhnd is created for
hOsfaictcf's stomach Olitera. NcWty poI
ulated res ions are frequently less sal0bri
Ouo Than Oldar sailleo localities. On ac
count Ofthe miNsina that rises nom rcccnt
- cleared lands. Tue Agricultural Or min
ipg enaignAnt sOun lcarns, ~ hen lac uOes nfi
alnvadl know, that the hitieIs flOra the
only sprc protection against malaria, and
thuse DISORDERS ~ thU stomach, liver aud
bowels, 10 Whioa rliulhtie changes, ana
stQuchilys ne placcs Ma estimate upon this
ErVat nousShold tpcclll aud prev entatiVe
commensurate with ne intrinsic morlis
ana u careful 10 kcep on hand a restorative
aud promoter Oi health 80 implicitly of
20 oe relied upon la ums Of nced.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-21

pr Gunn's Improved Liver lfls ON as.
ooNQt - hoir mile action arc especially
adapted tr correcting spring disorders,
kuch ~ tulpufe llood tlTcd brain ana ach.
lng aot Wsfn cat hodY. They Art nronnt.
N on the Liver aud kidueysi dflyt ont an
impurlt cs hum the blOS,d, aud nlal,,ria
ls1ia , sns - s.s'a. nniy one pln Cor doee.
box ~ smith steiner.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-21
AMATEUR FIGHTER DEAD.
MooNSHINERS.

WASHINGTON, ID. G. Mar. 2l.--
The commissioners of the internal
revenue bureau received telegram
today from Greensboro, n. c., say
Ing that II. J. Barnwell, revenue
officer, was killed and Deputy Mar
shal Brim mortally wounded by
Moonshiners in Stokes county yes
teJday.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-21
FINANCIAL.
MORE GOLD GOING ABROAD

MORE GOLD GOING ABROAD.
New YORK, Mar. 2l.-Gold coin
to the amount of $5O0,000 was or
dered this morning for export to
Europe, making a total for today's
steamers Of 81, ,775, 900.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-21

Itching Piles are known by moisture
ike pei spiratlOn, causing intense itching
when warm. fhis forui as Well as Hind
hleylilA agd prOiruding, Yield al Oncs 10
hr. Rnsank0s Pile kemedy, viii ch acts
directiy On the parts s1ecitd, Rbs0rbs la.
msrs, RllaNs itching and effocts pernaan.
ent cure. 81 cents Druggist on mail.
trCtise tree. nr. O0snuko philadtlphia ~
Z 40 b. smith 4 Stciier.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-21
Do YOU FAVOR
Building up a Strong, Independ
ent Paper for the People
in 0regon2
A PAPER THAT WILL NOT SELL OUT
Printed at the Seat Of Government


LOOK AT THE RECORD OF TIE CAPITAL
JOURNAL.
During the recent session Of the Ipgisla
ture ii was the only paper in the state HAT
attacked successfully ihe Portland GiCtH-
torshlp in Oregon politics. II successfully
opposed all dOctOriug the Austria liuu ballet
law in the interests OF pOlt lcal bosses. II
advocated the law Chat paSsCdl giving
the Oregon railroad commission power 10
dix just and reasonable rat of f'Clghts
and power to enforce It's decisions IT sue
reSsfully advocated retention Of the Old
railr0a d commission 8s best qul!ifrr rt
enforce the law. 1t lahOred for all med 20
ures to open rivers and thus secure 10 bJ
people the riGht tO free and uurcsuicttd d
use of he waterways.
ITS PLATFORM.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL faVOrS a lefOriH
in national finances, To the end that tht
present expensive monopoly system Fl
supply ing an inadequate currency may bt
supplanted by the guNtrnmcul IsSGiu. q 4.
rect "a the people an adequate supply O'
legal tender money, with a coin bass sui
hcient 10 conform 10 sound b banking pr u.
ciples. II faVOrs election Of an official,
who legislate for, or are directly lCSpou>i-
Ole TO the people, by direct vote or Tie zee.
pie. IL faNOrS raising all state revenues
by tax on the gross earnings of cnrpora-
1ons, both foreign ami state. 1t aVors
opening All waterways to the sea and q
control OF all common carriers 60 the end
thot the producer shall secure 10. his labor
the largest net tet1rus
fNOu tlVOr retaining all powers possible
IN the hands Of the people and gOVtrnUeni
IN the interests of the people, circulate his
paper. tor terms, see elsewhere.
By HoFER BROS.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-21

The undersigned directors ur ,rhnol dis
'fl't No. "a. oi Marion r. unity. lre..o. Mini
tse'- sti g 80 riosul~ urtu tnc-dsv. Anril
! he 4'n, lNii, ut -orluck o.. D.. ilf ths h. ,s,-
,.i ,p5n "l ihe SOW cluul tii.d.u., iu be e-,
.Su thle summer, iu the ssufh eastern
nrii"u Ot >lid district Pr--rns b.,..,.,,
10y, yl D.'t.l, iu sri. ur doUstc "a SID ,er
tiol NJ it p.eH 81 report a. above u order
nay ulr nrrd mHy exauin- are ems der
q. Fl h.' no decide uu th- pr, mautnt
lVcaiion said school buiidiru
N-a-tf A T.. NfRANf.
d. so THt
s,s p K. SMlr.,
" ILrrn-ur..
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-21
MARKETS.
WHEAT.

WHEAT.
SAN FRANCISCO, Mar, 2l.--Wheat
buyer season 81 40.
CHICAGO, Mar. % Wheat close,
steady, cash S9}. April $1,OO.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-21

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.-We
have this day appointed the Simon
cigar house ms sole and general agent
at Salem for the Flor de General
Arthur cigar, NJ, a, GUNsr X Co,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-21
HELLENBRAND'S
Eating ParlorSd Candy Manuiactory.
2e6 Commercial Street.
BILL OF FARE:

70 Cent Regular Dinner Served From II to o. Clock
A nice variety of vegetables. etc. etc
Also Tea, coffee or milk with An 81 cent
meals without extra charge,
.,S,Ia.lee ,Onolee Clgars Imported an Domestic.
Porter House Steak and Eggs 20 cents
Aehuer LON Steak and Eggs--- - So cents
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-21
FOR ADULTERY.


PORTLAND, Or, March 2l.-Mrs
Hattie Downs, the alleged adulter-
ess, appeared in police court yes
terday, but from the expression of
shame upon her face she would
have preferred remaining at home.
Mrs. Downs was placed under ar
rest yesterday evening together
with Press Anderson, waiter, on
warrant sworn out by w. e. Downs,
her husband, charging them with
adultery. The couple have been
separated for some time. Mrs
Downs went to Albany about three
months since in company with Mrs.
Cranogue, who, like Mrs. Downs,
had deserted her husband. Both
have led a queer existence since then,
and Downs has been anxious to
learn who his wife's paramour has
been.
Yesterday he located her in "a
room In a certain lodging-house in
company with Anderson, and then
he secured a warrant, on which they
were arrested. N. ID. Simon appear
ed for the prisoners, and the defense
was granted n continuance for ex-
animation till tomorrow.
UNDER THE HOULT LAW.
ALBANY, Mar. Gle. p. Rogers
was before the Linn county grand
jury, which is making rigid
Investigation of the "long and
short hauW charges brought against
Mr.. Rogers by the farmer element
Of this county. The trouble consists
In the fact that the Southern Pacific
charges a rate Of 8 cents per one
hundred on wheat from Lebanon to
Albany, which Is longer haul than
the run from Tangent to Albany,
while the latter rate IL 8 cents per
100 for wheat. The company's de-
fense is that the Tangent run is
on the regular line of the road,
while the Lebanon run is on a
branch, aud extends out of the
main general direction Of the system.
The Tangent rate of cents is In
strict accordance with the provisions
OF the Hoult law, but the Lebanon
rate is lowered by reason of compe.
htion with the narrow guage and
Oregon Pacific systems. A demrr-
rer was therefore interposed by Mr..
Rogers counsel, 1t was yesterday
overruled by the court, however,
and the case accordingly will come
up at the next term OF court.
MISSING.
PORTLAND, Mar. 2l.-Nellie Ran
dolph, aged IA, has been missing
fron her home ON Portland heights
siuee March 10Th.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-21

Newly made up suits from our
choicest goods, for men and boys,
are arriving every day at the Wool
en- Mill store.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-21
Taxralers, AN Not,eey

l"lf s'nle and counfy Tax IS or N,rtoD
's,1 " t'l tue Sew IS lthnula 81 M Al
alatf r. N, CROIsAN.
r aNeiiu AID tax cOliecter.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-21
CRIMINAL.
AN ANGRY WOMAN.

Ida Thornhill, wife Of A. f. Thorn
hill, charged DIR. and Mrs. Vance
with having slanderod her. Charles
Green, of Cincinnati, testified to
having been intimate with Mrs.
Thornhill. Yesterday, while she
was on the witness stand, Green
was brought in for identification.
When she caught sight Of him, she
drew revolver from her dress and
rushed at him. just as size was
trying to pull the trigger, her hus-
baud shouted, "shoot the - ="
Some lawyers grabbed the woman
and prevented her from killing
Green.
DUEL To THE DEATH.
MILLEDGEvILLE, Ga, March 81.
Joseph Tucker was shot and killed
by Meyrick Ennis. The men we're
both influential citizens, and had
married sisters. They have been on
unfriendly terms for more than a
year, aud those who were acquainted
with the arrangement that existed
were not surprised that one Of them
had been killed. Both were fond
of hunting, and when they went to
their fields Tucker always carried
his gun, and a Winchester rifle
usually rested on Ennis arm. En-
mis- dogs have been poisoned, and he
accused Tucker. Bob and Meyrick
Ennis went hunting yesterday
morning OH the land adjoining the
Tucker place; Tucker started across
his plantation toward the ferry.
The three met about milr from
fuckers home. Tucker threw up
his gun as if to shoot; Ennis raised
his rifle in an instant and fired six
shots, all of them taking effect. The
coroner's jury returned "a verdict Of
justifable homicide.
KILLED BY HER HUSBAND.
Topeka, Kas., Mar. 21,--Ben
Grant, a negro, living IN the western
shot and instantly killed
his wife at 6 o'clock last night.
There were no witnesses to the
murder, and it was not reported to
the police until 8 o'clock. Grants
wife was white woman, and prior
to her marriage had been a domes-
tic. Her mother consented to her
marriage with Grant, and lived
with them until a few weeks ago,
when she left because of the fre.
quent family quarrels.
LIFE SENTENCE.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 81 2l.-Fred-
erick G. Beck, the waiter who killed
John M. Bowen, grocery clerk,
Nov, 4, 1889, was sentenced 10y Judge
today to San Quentin for
life.
AMATEUR FIGHTER DEAD.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Mar. 2l.-Rob-
ert Willink, who was knocked
down last night by Byrnie Murphy
IN an amateur prize fight at the
Athletic Tournament, died this
from concussion of the
brain. Willink is the son of Henry
owner of the Sayannah
railway.
MooNSHINERS.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-21

BOSTON, Mar. 2l.-Ieyl Wade
president Of the Mexican Cenirul
railroad company, died this mora
lng
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-21
AProINrRD RRcRIvKR.

BIRMIEoHAM, Ala, Mar 2i-On
petition Of the Mercantile Company
~ Baltimore. Md. Colonel Mont.
gomery has been appointed receiver
lor the Birmingham. Powderly ard
Resssmsr railroad.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-21
OXFORD WON.

LONDON, Mar, 2l.-oxford won
the eight cared race over Cambridge
to-day, The race was rowed over
the Putney to Mortlake course, dis.
tance about miles. Oxfords time
was - minutes, the betting WIS three
to one on Oxford.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-21
FOR rHEMAFIA

NEw YORK, Mar. 2l.- Memorial
services were held this forenoon for
eleven Italians who were lynched
at Now Orleans.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-21

Buy ga.Olins Of spos. a GIIs,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-21

TACOMA, Mar. 2i.--Fears are en-.
tertelned here that w. l.. Bartlett
and q. w. Freese, respectively city
editor and managing editor Of the
Monmouth, Ills, Atlas, together
with two daughters OF a man named
Kines, Of Huron, S. d., have heen
drowned in Puget Sound. The
party has been missing since Thurs.
day noon, when they started for
vashon island la a small boat. A
thorough search will be made to-
morrow for the party.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-21
+ EIGN.
ANOTHER COMPLICATION.

ANOTHER COMPLICATION.
LISBON, Mar. 2l.-Rumors are
current that another conflict oc-
cured between the English and
Portuguese on Llmpope river.
THOUGHT 10 ne LOST.
LONDON, March 2l.-The British
bark Dumfrieshire, which sailed
from San Francisco, October 20, for
Hun, is considerably oveniue and
much anxiety is felt concerning her.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-21

,Coneluded on iourth pageJ
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-21

PORTLAND, Mar. 2l.-Nellie Ran
dolph, aged IA, has been missing
froun her home ON Portland heights
sinee March 18th.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-21

CHICAGO, Mar. 2i.--A working
mems cooperation society has been
formed here. The first stores viii
be opened for the sale of meat and
groceries only, but 1t is intended to
extend them TO other branches as
the growth OF the society may war
rant.
The morning call., 1891-07-15

Chairman Brice of the Democratic Ma
tinnal Committee has advised the Democrats to
adopt the system of club organization which
has worked so we'll in the Republican party
To this advice the Providence Journal re-
plies that Chairman Brice is wrong in sup
posing that the next Presidential campaign
is going to be a great club contest. at is
not going to be a contest of organization"
says the journal, but pre- eminently one
of opinions and policies" Opinions and
policies are very well as the basis of a cam
paign. Voters who are interested in the is
sues respond more readily to the appeals of
organizations. But a party that trusts to
opinions and policies to carry it through a
Presidential election is pretty apt to come
to grief. While majority of the voters Of
either party may not need the stimulant of
organization the minority, which is essential
to success, do. Perhaps there has never
been better example of the effectiveness
of organization than was afforded by the
campaign of 1876. In that year the Demo-
cratic organization was so complete that
hardly doubtful voter in doubtful State
was overlooked. He would not only be
supplied with campaign documents, but
prminent Democrats would call upon him
and in many ways would make him think
that he was person of some consequence.
The percentage of voters who can be
reached by such means will determine al
most any Presidential contest. The Jour
nal stands upon high plane. 1t might
show the country that its party ought to
succeed, but the chances are a hundred to
one that the well-organiZed party would
poll the more votes.
The morning call., 1891-07-15
LINCOLN AS A PROPHET.

A Chicago dispatch says that slips or
cards have been printed and largely dis
tribnted purporting TO contain a prediction
by President Lincoln that the danger to the
country through the money power is greater
than the danger it experienced in conse-
Guence of the attempt at secession. There
is no evidence that the words quoted were
written By Lincoln. They do not purport
TO be taken from any of his public speeches
but from letter TO friend. The danger
which Mr.. Lincoln is reported as foreseeing
before the war had fairly closed has only
been partially realized. In spite of the
moBey power the masses of the people are
better off than they were when Mr.. Lincoln
was first elected President. The money
power is mighty. but the labor organizations
have enabled the workers to get better
wages than they could command before the
money power had a distinct existence
Labur leaders who teach vigilance and con-
cord Of action among wage-earners exercise
great influence. But no advantage is to be
gained by representing the condition Of
wage-earners as worse than it is. One of
the worst things that can happen to Il man
is the belief that his condition is hopeless
that, work and save as he may, he can
neither live in comfort nor make pro-
vision for the future. II Abraham Lincoln
wrote the sentences printed on the slips it
was a suggestion that the money power
should be held in check
The morning call., 1891-07-15
ONE MORE CHANCE.

A Paris dispatch says that a committee of
the French Senate has recommended to the
favorable consideration of the Government
the appeal of the Panama Canal share
holders for Government aid in finishing the
canal. The French Government gave some
attention to similar proposition some time
ago when the work done BY the De Lesseps
Company could at least be regarded as A
good beginning. Since that time the Near
aqua Canal has become fixed fact. The
latter work will be completed whether the
former is or not. Even with the French
Government behind the Panama enterprise
it cannot be in working order until years
after the Nicaragua Canal is reasonably sure
TO be. Under the circumstances the report
Of the French Senate Committee will not
probably cause the Government to reverse its
former decision.