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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-04-10
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
~ OF an order and license of sale duly
! made,rendered and enteredlofTecord blythe
| county court of he state of oregon for Ma
| rion county on the I'd day of december, 1890,
authorizing ard empowering me aS admin
iStrtriX O1 the estate of K. ii. Bcllnger,
! deceased, to sell the real property OF said
'oHedent hereinafter described, | VIII on
S..turday, the Hth day of May, 1891, at
O'Clock IN the afternoon of said day at
yhe door of the county court house, in Sa-
lem, Marion county, oregon, sell at public
auction To the highest bidder for one-hAlf
cash in hand on the day of sale, and the
balance payable in six months with inter-
est from the day of sale until pnid at eight
per cent per annum Deferred payments to
be secured by mortgage on the land sold
aud the purchaser 10 pay all taxes on said
mOrtgage.) all the right, title, interest and
estate,which sand r. ii Bellinger docease ed,
had al death, in or TO the following de
scrlbed property, to wit: l. The west hall
Of the donation land claim of John ii. Bel.
lingerand Mary c. Bellinger, his wife, Noti.
ucation No. 6i3, claim No. 81 in T. . S II
west of Willamette meridian, ana claim
No. 81, in e. 10 s., II. west of willamette
meridian, in Marion county Oregon, con.
tanning $50 acres of land, more or less.
?. All that part Sf the following bounded
tract or land lying west OF the middle OF
the county road leading northerly from
salem TO Spongs ferry, which tract is boun.
ded rs follows, viz: Beginning at point on
the east line OF he donation land claim OF
AAltlAt - -. NAlSeI ana Wile, AT pOlni
north l2o 65' west, 3Ol7 chains from the
south east coruor of said claim and run.
ming thence west to the west line of said
donation claim; thence northerly along
the west boundary line of said donation
claim &.1O chains; thence east 10 the east
boundary OF said claim; thence south 1858
east along the east boundary OF said claim,
-. ~ chai3s To the place of beginning, CON
tanning III Ol acres of land more or less,
situated IN T, Z s., X, 3 W of willamette me-
rldlan IN Marion county, Oregon, the part
owned by the estate of said decedent being
seventy seven acres more or less.
<. Lot four ca In block four tn in Smiths
addition 10 the town of efterson, In Marion
county, oregon, as the same is marked and
designated On che plat of said addition.
Also strip OF laad adjoining said lot four
(D above described and bounded MS follows.
To Wit Beginning at the south east corner
of said lot, four a., and running thence
east ~ rods; thence north Isl chains. !
thence west 3la rods; thence south Isl |
chains To the pluce of beginning.
MRS. NJ. A, BELLINGER. |
AdminisiNtriN ot the Estate OF u ii /
Relllugur, deceased. as 5W
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DIED.

COOMER.-At the home of the pa
rents, corner Winter and Trade
streets, Friday, April 10, 1891, at
O'Clock, p. M, Leon, only child of
Prof and Mrs. j. NJ. Conner, aged
about 10 months.
This sad announcement will bring
sincere sympathetic grief to the
many friends of Prof. Coomer,
whose bereavement is most profound
as he and Mrs. Coomer had centered
their heart.love and interest in this,
their tirst-born, just coming into
that age when his little prattle was
the joy aud life of the household.
The child had been sick some days
with Ia grippe, the danger of which
was enhanced by teething, aud a
congestive chill attacked him this
forenoon, from which death resulted.
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Military Orders.
SALEN. AnrlI 0. lS01.

SALEM, April p, 1891.
Headquarters "a Reyt., O, n. g..
Special order No. 3:
1. An elec'ioI at which the non
commissioned Officers and rivates
of company /, - regimen of Iu-
fautry, 0. y. g.. are eu'i.l d TO vote
will he held at the aruorv Of that
company a Macleay, on Saturday,
April IL, 1891, ~ S ''cln'k p m., for
the purpose ot filing vacancies
caused b. the reSig iatinns Of Capt.
David Craig an! 1t Liru'. w. J..
Culver, and any other occurring 1T
that time by promotion.
III. The colonel commanding will
preside 1t said election. BY order of
Col. s. l.. LOWELL,
Comdg. 81 Regt. of Inft. o, N. G..
Official, a. O. CONDIT, Adjt.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-04-10
Umbrella NIaklng In Fnulapd.

In this country large number Of people
are engaged in the manufacture of UNI
brellas. We have no recent returns, but
in 1875 the numbers employed were: I'm
der twenty years of age, $50 males and S95
females; over twenty years, 2,552 males
and 1909 females; in all, 5,Ss5 persons.
These numbers must now be largely in.
creased Birmingham alone employs ,OOC
people In this industry. Mr. Johnston, OF
Belfast, is the owner Of the biggest um,
brella stand in the world. In his window
there b twelve foot rotary table contain
ing an assortment of 1000 umbrellas and
walking sticks. He turns out every year
over 6O,OO0 umbrellas, London It'll Bits.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-04-10

BASHER-To l.. Nj. and Mrs.
Anna Basher, Brooks, Or, a nine
pound girl baby.
MARRIED.

VINCENT-PECK.-At the home
Of DR.. l.. b. Peck in Freeport, ILL.,, q,
March 30, 1891, Rev, w. l.. Vim
cent, of Freeport, and Miss Lille
h. Peck, of Salem, Or.
The bride is "A daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. w. +. Peck of this city
and was an estimable young lady .
She left Salem on the 2Srd of March
and returned to her old home in
Illinois, which she had left year
before. The groom is a recent gradu-
ate from the Mccormick Theologi-
cal school of Chicago. They will
make their future home in Iowa,
where Mr.. Vincent will enter upon
his life work in the ministerial field.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-04-10
FOREIGN.
MANITOBA RAILROADS.

WINNIPEG, Man, April lO.-It is
stated here that the Northern Paci-
tic has offered to sell its whole system
In Manitoba TO the Canadian Pacific
Railway. 1t is probable that the Of
Ter will be accepted.
RECIPROCITY CONFERENCE.
OTTAWA, April l0,-A dispatch TO
the Governor General received from
Washington announe ny that secre-
tary Blaine has tixet Monday ,Ootl2,
as the date for reciprocity conference.
This is acceptable to Canadian
government.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-04-10
SUPREME COURT.
SALEM, April Q, 1891.

SALEM, April 3, 1891.
Margaret Marshall ct al, respond
ents, VS. Annie NJ Williams, appel
liant, appeal from Multnomah
county. Argued and submitted. G..
B. Bellinger and G.. G.. Gammona,
attorneys for resp; w. w. Thayer
and E. B. Williams, attorneys for
app.
John Weekland, respondent, VS..
Southern Oregon company, appel
liant; appeal from Coos county.
Argued and submitted. j. w. Ben
nett, attorney for resp; S. Ii. Huz-
ard. attorney for app.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-04-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS

COOK.
q S Rice, Vancouver.
Ii Jones, La Camas.
j l. Hilliday, Halsey.
w. s. Elkins, Dallas.
f A Chenavette, Corvallis.
Il. Rowland, Mich.
l. ID Jones, Salem.
CP Griller, l. LSprague, J Sprague.
WILLAMETTE
M Kline, S F.
M g McCasy, N Y.
Thos Seiniger, Cal.
Scott Jones, Gervais.
CT Chamberlain, NJ O'Solomon,
VIM Helning, j w Ingram, Sam s
Portland.
Mrs Geo Sheffield, Cincinnati, O..
Walter Beall, Cumberland, Md.
JAS Roberts, j p Trafton, G W
Portland.
M Wellmstem, $ II.
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EverybedV Knows

That at this season the blood is
flied with impurities. All thest
impurities and every trace Ofscrofu
la salt rheum, or other diseases may
be expelled Oy taking Hoods Sar-
sdparil!a, the best blood purifier
ever produced. 1t is the medicine
of which 100 doses one dollar' is
true.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-04-10
Hnnnlpss YET Saved.

From a letter written 10y Mrs. Ada
e. Hurd Of Grolon, $. D., "Was
ken with u bad cold, which settled
III my Lungs, cough set in and four
doctors gave me up. l gave myself
up, detirmened L could not stay
My husband was advised to get
Kings Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colds. Took in all.
eight bottles; it has cured me anU
[ am now well and hearty" Trial
free at Fry's Drugstore.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-04-10

Mr.. Simeon Duck, of Victoria, British
Columbia, is seventh son of a seventh
sou. In 1861 he left London ON the seventh
day Of the seventh month, and arrived in
this country on the seventh day of the fol.
lowing month at Z o'clock in the morning.
When seeking election to the British Co
lum0ia parliament he was elected by ma
Jority OF seven votes. On the following
election he was defeated by the same myth
ioal number, Mr.. Duck declares the above
true Ia every partioular,-St Louis Re
public.
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DO YOU FAVOR
Building Up a Strong, Independ-
ent Paper for the People
in Oregon
A PAPER THAT WILL NOT SELL OUT.
Printed at the Seat of Government.


LOOK AT THE RECORD OF THE CAPITAL
JOURNAL.
During the recent session of the legisla
ture 1t was the only paper in the state that
attacked successfully lhe Portland dicta-
torshlp in Oregon politics. 1t successfully
opposed all doctoTiug the Australian ballot
law In the interests OF political bosses. IL
advocated the law Chat passed. giving
the Oregon railroad commits ,ion power 10
nX Just and reasonable rat : of freiehts
and power TO enforce its decisions. IL sue
cesstully advocated retention of the ord
railroad commission as best qualified 20
enforce the law. II labOTed foF ali meas
ures to open rivers and thus secure tothe
people the rlght tO free and unrestricted
use OF he waterways.
ITS PLATFORM
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL favors a reform
n national finances, 10 the END hat the
present expensive monopoly system Of
supply ing an inadequate currency may be
supplanled by the government issuing di.
rect 10 the people an adequate supply OF
legal tender money, with "A coin basis SUI.
ncient 10 conform to sound banking prin-
VINO leglslate for, or are directly IospOnsi-
ole 10 the people, by direct vote Of the pee
pie. IL faYors raising all state revenues
oy TAX on the gross earnings OF corpora
lions, both foreign ana state. 1t taVofs
opening al waterways TO the sea and
control of all common carriers to the end
I nat the producer shall secure for his labor
the largest net returns
III You iayor retaining all powers possible
ID lhe hands OF The people and government
N the interests Of the people, circulate this
apeE For terms, see elsewhere.
BY HoFER Bros.
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make a general appeal to the coun-
LIREL SUN.

make a general appeal to the coun-
try.
LIBEL SUIT.
CORK, Irelaud, April 1O.-Henry
Campbell, private secretary to Par
nell, has entered an action for libel
against r. S. Nagle, proprietor of the
Cork Herald, and Alderman John
Hooper, lately editor of that paper,
for charging he procured houses for
the meeting of Parnell and Mrs.
O'Shea.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-04-10
Instruments Filed for Record at the
County Recorders Off ..

John Patterson to Thomas
Kay, lots & in blk Al in
University ad to Salem. 5 SO
Conrad SnOwdou aud wife
to Thomas Kay, lot in blk
20 University al. 1900
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-04-10
LInERAIs WIN.

HALIFAX, April lo-Liberals won
sweeping Victory Ia Prince Ed
walds Island yesterday. This de-
lyats tho government and VIII COM
pei them 10 resign ar dissolve and
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ArpOINrMENls.

WAsHN0roN, April 10. - The
president has appointed e ward 4.
Hatch collector Of customs for Alas
Ia, aud james =. Bushee special
aee lt 10 alloi lands la ieveraliy 10
the confederate bands Of cayuse,
WalIa Walla and UmatIlla Irdians.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-04-10
MARKETS..
WHEAT.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 10.-Wheat
b1yer season 1,j7.
CHICAGO, April 10.--W Wheat steady
cash 1O3B@8.
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STA + E.
ARBoR DAY.
O'Shea.

PORTLAND, Or, April 10.-Arbor
day was observed here with appro-
pirate exercises by the different Pub
lie Schools.
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bal aid h ina virorons manner:

and said II in a vigorous manner:
III any man is detected in this
court with a weapon on bis person,
sither concealed or exposed, it will
cost him just $1,000, twelve months
In the penitentiary and six months
in the chain gang. II any man in
this courtroom knows of any who
has a weapon, he can now step for
ward and make affidavit to that
effect, and we'll suspend this case
right here and try the man who has
the pistol, the first thing we do. l
went to say, further, that If any
member Of this bar is interfered
with in any way, it will cost the
person who interferes with him 500
and costs and twenty days in the
chain gang. That's all 1 have to
say, and now let anybody who
wants to interfere with this court
begin right now" Not word was
said by anyone, and the trial Of the
case proceeded.
A CRAZY FREAK.
NEwBURGH, N. Y, April TO-
Yesterday morning James Ferguson
deliberately fired two shots from a
double barreled shotgun into group
of school children playing in the
yard Of st. Mary's parochical school,
then fed. Several children were
hurt, one seriously. The shot was
fortunately fine bird shot. Furguson
was arrested. He has been acting
trangely for some time.
FATAL ACCIDENT.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, April TO-
The engine of north bound freight
train on the Wisconsin Central
jumped the track near Vernon yes
terday. 1t tipped over, pinning
down Engineer McMullen, Fireman
Moore and Brakeman Seipp. All
were terribly scalded. Moore Is
dead, and the others are not expected
to live.
WOMEN AS POLICE JUDGES.
ATcHfsoN, April 1O.-Two Kan
sas towns have elected women
as police judges. Mrs. Mary L.
Burton, formerly an editor in Kan
sas, and at present postmistress at
Jamestown, and Mrs. Jessie Nc
Cormick, of Burr Oak, Jewel county.
Both are strong prohibitionists.
PRISONER ESCAPES.
LEBANON, Mo-, April 10.-At two
o'clock this morning VIM. Skaggs,
u. s. prisoner enroute to Columbus,
Ohio penitentiary escaped from a car
jumping through window on the
"Cannon Ball" train while train
was moving at rapid rate. No trace
of him has been discovered.
MOTHER SUPERIOR DEAD.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, April TO-
Mary Paul, Superior of Sisters OF
Charity, of the United States, died
last night at the hospital,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-04-10
LYNCH Law IN OHIO.
The Longest Wooden Bridge in
America Finished.
McFADDENS WIDOW PROVIDED FOR.
Foreign News, Canadian News,
Cyclone in Missouri, News in
Briet, Etc.
JUDGE LYNCH.

KENToN, Ohio, April 10.-A mob
Of about 100 men hanged William
BATES this morning. The men as
sembled about Loo O'Clock, and the
door of the county Jail was battered
in and about 70 men entered. The
sheriff was oYerpowered and Bates
taken from his cell. He begged pit
eusly for mercy but the men were
Tesolute. The mob was orderly
and did no further damage. Bates
and two accomplices on the night Of
March 81 murdered w. Ward Har-
per, policeman who was trying to
arrest Bates. Accomplices Lake
and Noel were not molested. Bates
was not considered strong mentally.
COBURG BRIDGE FINISHED.
PORTLAND, April l0.-The rail
road bridge for the Southern Pacific
company across the Mckenzie
river near Coburg, was completed
yesterday. There is now nothing to
prevent the company from going
ahead with the proposed extension
IF the Oregon line. The bridge is
the longest wooden structure railway
span in America, being $50 feet.
MRS. M'FADDEN PROVIDED FOR.
PORTLAND, April 1O.--The broth
erhood Of locomotive engineers yes.
terday paid Mrs. McFadden, widow
OF Engineer John McFadden, who
was killed in the accident at Lake
Lablsh some months since, the sum
of $4,000.
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CYCLONE IN MISSOURI.

CYCLONE IN MISSOURI.
SPRINGFIELD April, 10.-The Sc
verest hail storm in ten years ragged
here yesterday. Windows were
broken by the hundreds, hail stones
were as big as hen eggs. Many per-
sons received severe bruises. A cy-
clone is reported to have passed over
Nevada, Missouri and Sanderval,
Kansas, last night and several build
ings blown down. Nobody is re.
ported killed.
CHICAGO ELECTION.
CHICAGO, April l0.-Owing to alb
sence Of attorney Sugg, the board of
election commissioners postponed
the canvass to day until tomorrow
morning. Both democrats and re-
publlcans continue to charge each
other with fraud In more or less
definite ways.
CANNOT WEAR TIGHTS.
ST. PAUL, April lo.-- The McHale
bill, which prohibits the wearing OF
tights on the stage in this city, and
compelling the use of at least short
skirt, passed the senate yesterday.
JOSEPH COOK VERY ILL.
FORT ScoyT, Kan, April l0.-Rev.
Joseph Cook, of Boston, Mass, is
seriously i'll at this place, with la
grippe.
CHARGED WITH ARSON.
DALLAS, Texas, April TO- Henry
Kuhlman, Proprietor Georgia Ho-
tel, which burned u few days ago in
which James McAllister was burned
TO death aud several Others injured,
was arrested to day and charged
with having fired the building.
ESCAPED FROM JAIL.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, April l0,--Louis
Bulling, sentenced TO be hung on
the 18th OF this month for wife muir
der, escaped from the Jail at Savan-
nah, Mo-, last night by cutting the
bars in his cell,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-04-10
FINE STATIONS.

lNria"rs II you Gre goinr 10 breed vour
mares viii pay YNu to get "a good coli.
Tho f'l owius fine stations are n,a kinsr fhe
stason az tte NlUb stables. Vivian. A fne
hlncs Pen henri. 10. AN Imported
, ~ 90 pfat horse h'Dck lu o'cr. weigh.
inu wN rounds Nhsn is "a French Coach.
Prinfr ~ lnpranS h. a Ane ercheron.
white nicN nm uend Is a dark dapple srev
rr'osier Napolem IS "a steel gray Nor.
"hN low I'm
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-04-10
NEW GUNS.

WASHINGTON, April l0,-Ordi-
nance officers at the war depart
ment have been earnestly at work
for weeks past preparing to give
effect TO some of the moro impor-
tant provisions OF the fortificatlon
act, which will go into operation
after June 80, To avoid loss OF time
most Of the advertisements for pro.
posals to supply material have been
prepared and will be issued In ad-
vance of the beginning of the new
fiscal year. The 10 inch NOR
tars mark the new departure In the
military field OF operations. They
are intended 10 replace the small
cohorns which are used In trenches
for Smelling an enemy behind earth
works or like defenoes, and out Of
direct fire of field guns. Their range
Is nearly three tunes as great as
the coehornsmooth bore mortar. The
pro)ectile Is more than twice as
heavy, and great accuracy Of fire is
obtained. The weight of the piece is
about 52B pounds, so II can be easily
transported Ia wagon or moved
around by men la trenches.
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WASHINGTON.
TO ANSWER ITALY,

WASHINGTON, April 10.--Presi-
dent Harrison was in consultation
over an hour yesterday morning
with Secretary Blaine. 1t is learned
that the conference WAS upon the
phraseology of the legal part Of
Blaine's intended reply to Rudlni's
Dispatch The previous correspon-
denee in the matter has been hand
led solely by Blaine, but II is under
stood the question OF treaty obliga-
tIons has assumed more serious
nature, and 1t is necessary to have
set forth In reply an Interpretation
of the treaty which will stand. Pres
ident Harrison IL anxious to have
the forthcoming reply to appear in
such language that its meaning
cannot be distorted.
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DOR SALE.-A large house n N
Il south Salem, with TWEEN "
trust trees. Apply OF Ii. II. Pags NJ
north of brick store,
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WENT BACK ON HIM.

HARRIsBURoH, Pa, April TO-
The house this morning refused to
concur In the senate amendment to
the bill reimburslng eX-Gov, Beaver
for money expended In Johnstown
after the flood.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-04-10

Greatest labor saving invention IN the household limo
varieties goods from the finest lace to cpst coz Wash
without rubbing or boiling without the Of c6cb %
destructive process-ony and water. he rcnranv
$1,000 person who viii produce my washer euoT
ERA in the following points, Price. Lahor saving RanS
ing Variety washed. Cleaning perfectly witI
clothing Simplicity and perfect construction. Size Ua
bily. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Sop I
Marion county. wv Ae
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-04-10

DO not suffer flom sick headache q mo.
nent longer. II is moi necessary. Carter.
little liver pills will cure you. Dose, on,
little pill. small price. Small dose. Smal
pill.
Mira. Charles Smith, OF Jimcs, Ohio
writes: have used every REMEDY for sick
headache 1 could hear of for the past fiji
tecn years, but Ca. ters little liver pills
did me more good than all The rest.
Have no equal as prompt and positive
,ure for sick headache, biliOusnesS consti-
patton pain in the side, and all Liver
rUubles. CarUer's little liver pills. IL!
them.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-04-10

w WANTED.-A girl wara, 49,
W general house wok ,s.i.. SSs = d9|
W tro'hrlck, on Chare, sIss s.t'as y. Y Z
south OF New German chcpSS ,. sor
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-04-10
FOR SALE.

seventy-nine and one-half acres of land
81 miles from Salem, 3I5 from lndepend-
of a mile from school house. House, barn,
SIN Dke house, wood and chicken house.
Fifty acres in CIVILIZATIONS; balance pasture;
four springs on the place; fine young or
chard, small fruit, etc. Call at the place, or
address G. l.. W eaver, Dencer, Marion Co.,
Oregon. ZIG lmd6W
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DOR SAAE.-A good p1rIo,
L at H. Diamonds musIe V Id.I. ~ llisl
gain. N'V O0OS 4h
AIr
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25C Want Cold

Notices Inserted for ONE c,,,.
v " ORD EACH INSERTI6y WI M
tisement inserted in this vn, toI No d
than twenty-five cents. 'OlunA b
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-09-05
FLIMsY AND BAsELEss.

OF all the unreliable arguments put
forth by the anti-silver men, the one re-
Iating to the intrinsic or commercial
value of silver bullion, as an illustration
Of the inferior value Of the silver dollar,
touching the question of free coinage, is
the most himsy and b~aseless in the lot.
Why, what in the world are we com.
ing TO Bullion is not money. Paper
from which the certificates and the treas.
ury notes are made, is entirely subject to
the SAINT negative. And yet, when coined
and stamped as such, by the government,
they are each and all entitled to this de-
signation, and are so accepted for all
money purposes, and at a money value
entirely independent of what bullion
brings in the market, or what paper may
be worth as a commercial product.
How futile and irrelevant to drag in
bullion value in such a relation. Why,
if money was to change or depreciate and
iuctuate in q line with commercial val
ues, we would be in a poor fix indeed.
But that is not the case, Our financial
system is tied down to no such weak and
vacillating tenure. 1t has q stronger
foundation, and is governed by a higher
law and more permanent adjustment Of
financial conditions to the general bust
ness Of the country.
Therefore, when we talk about money,
let US stick to the text" and not wan
der off on side issues which have a char
scter of their own and are governed by
rules which do not change or determine
the character. appreciation or deprecia-
ton Of money from which the latter may
be made.
There is enough in money itself to
claim our attention. All that is requi-
site is that our Investigations be legiti-
mate and logical; that we do not IN
found distinctions and override the just
limitations Of debate. Washington Ma
tional View.