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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-13
NORTHWEST NEWS ITEMS.

The FIoreace school clerk has booked
70 chiidEeniof school age.
A free bas will BE- run from Lebanon
10 HodAyllls IN the future.
Ex-senator Dolph Is now mako <
garden Iust like other people.
The HArnsy Times plant bias been
sold u Ben Brown. Of the latter place.
One lady At Independence died ~
enolerA and one more case IL reported.
A follsr-pFoce.s mill 10 Que Of the
new industries sxpscled soon At Lake
view.
The contrast fOr The $4,000 improve.
n,sDis at FlOfsaos. will bs lot on March
~ " the lowest bidder.
Tae9ma has two new long distance
fuBDess In their olnb aud thoy take .
b-inils spTint every day.
w. y. MeRaddsn has been retained
- epuassi f,T Banner sud Hammond,
Ia sac Oregon Paeins appaai case.
The Coos Bay Ball lssnsus bA. been
ofgaalssd with =. o. Magaes. pfcsi
dent, and james Knmeti. sse'y.
John wssssf, ~ heainnyllls. an
odd pionesg aad Indian tighter, vss
h,and dead 10 bsd last Mondsy.
. 4. Fass vss sisoisd - tue afii
" aoh@ol dlgspief sud Oso n Coos ~
slsTk ~ tbs kassus aehool iisiSiel
Johg hocslsb, wbo sss fsesully
shot ~ hamali, sas buflsd 10 eliiln
made ~ leabFf ffom bic owa farm,
a Esusas msu has . pfolse, "a hsui
"a ifsiNlii letvssB Corvallis snd o..
ksf iily ~ lfssk "a, = y noappay
Tue J 80 bsas 70 al~ psyias : saoind
tsn lssf osal diFlisaa, sad ihs i.inn
. ,aaiY Nsu4lsl naat bee psld 30 pef
osal Sues llf fsilum
fseaias vill hsYs snssfi 400 siis
i.sffY shpw ls Juus fslsm sas ihs
afsi slls sa lhs rsahs fissi 90 Lsvs
d1wsf sad lish slsw
A. Asiafis Fln ssinnslsNiiy lnfafHlsa
hsf ~ tllsw lhsi sis 80 ~ hasfs
lhsi n h siiupisd ~ tlss hs u
ss'sia ~ lul asslb tf hsf " seissaD
Tas hgiiilus A i.asH Asssasiian I'll
Fsaaleisn bsf i,slfbsisi 80 i9l q I
Ihsif ssds ~ FtalH o. Htsa iha I
pis : sea q ~ . algflshlas eisflilaa |
ihs saii y ~ hliaa fssls 80 - /
sfisa ~ ias bish eln . ~ s.h ~ rlsfs I
itus q y sssH ibsl tssisis uiss 4 /
siiiHis sis nslssnns siiiif a $40 Hfh /
lstiiish ldansis
hsiis iisfs alih. ilas lffliS a. bssn /
"a assshifg - hn a n Aitsf
4 ltls a'ssit fsfena sifssi. pssiils
~ alsstlieslsa fiah hqHf sHa Ne
fees - 49, sss ~ fssHa
fas sHifflsib d B lssas slH slsil
~ iesH fiss u ibs isiisf lases IA
fseiai fisiilna Haieh fiffii ~
tslwssi ~ ihs sslFslsiil go sm
lsif fsslf ifs liits a. ihs sishfi
fi.s iaiEsiils sisssiis bss a. sfessi
nisssel plih . lsii ~ hat lsfs
ewlss etff iiai tlig saa nsilhs :
lesi snlllshi sfls siatfn iistisaifi
49, "a siaih ssls ssa asee hls.lus
60 ~ A a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-13

In ths bo6y - sn s1uls pese. tbsrs sr'
ak.out - poun6s 81 b5oo1.
1hs bsoo6 h.s - ~ nnss fmportsns eis'-
n,euts, snn1 rousd eospuneis~, red ans
whfss, n proportsOu q sbouf 90 red -
Esits oDA
II TIE npubsr q rs1 e0gp1scies bsoonss
di-n1ntshsd and tbs wh3ts onss iscrsass1
ths bsooe b iznDars, tain, laeking IN The
nufrition nsossssry - sustetn ths hsalth
an6 nsrvs strsngfh of tns BODY.
Then Thss Tired Fseiing, Nervousness,
srrofuis. ssls Rbeun, o. oshsFs 0f tss long
trsin u nis. senor6iag - ~ temperament
ana dtsp13ifion, sttaek tke VictiEa-
ne onIy permanent remedy h found n
q refsst1s bod nssdicins Ike Hood .
EersapariIla, Nhieh sets upon the ns1 cor
puseiss. snriehing then ane Increasing
their BzHzber. II thus restores the vital
ass6 70 bealthy con6ition, sxpeis al In
parity, cures Nervousness, That Tired Peel
3rg, ScrDfgls and all other diseases arising
fror5 on promoted By lOw stateofths blood.
That thess atNtsuents are trus re prove
10. b. our own statements, bot By WHIST
shoassp6s Of perfectly reliable people ssy
sbOus Hood's seraspayiils. Resd the tssti-
mOnl1I IN the merit column from beloved
eiergyman. Thsn take
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-13
LADY ob@rlo,,s ssrsibsr.

Lady Charlotte soroiber. just now
dead IN London At the ago u 81. was al
indofaiigAblo bat most discriminating X
collector Her valuable collection u
English porcelain she gave IN life " the
South kensingtou musoum, and her col.
lection ~ English fans Was bestowed on
lhe British museum Besides thess
splendid displays sho possesssd a suporb
oolloosion u fmsiRn fans and an oE
hausiiye aud interesting showing n
playiDg cards - all nations
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-13

EE4nT fF ft-rt " 5tnens
Eirstiy --- D, ...l l-,4s, ,4lDsnsg iilat4sli-
ais Leave be4yy stuils and fluffy stuff
70 tlIc sii.n.
EccOBd.y. Don't line your skirts.
CrinOline j. FIR the Willows
Tbirdly-Dyn't put balloons on your
aT11s Fall drDopiD9 sleeves expose you
% less ridicnle aud are just as fashion
able
FOurth!y Don't tighten the waist
It makes'you ioyk stOutar. Moreover, IL
gives you Tremendous hips and a big
bus,, aud thesa this winter are out Of
fas hiOn
Filthy. Don't wear a velvet bodice
it increases tie apparent size.
si1thly. Try satin IL lessons the
-
Scvenfaly. Wear dark colOrs
Eighthly and Lastly (for long sermons
rave gone our Try always for up and
down lines. Eschew cross effects.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-13

The American Board Journal publish
- the poFualta u considerable sum
har " stats sehoui supoTintendeuta wbs
have lataly loan elected Ia North De
kuia. Colorado and Wyoming thoso bisl
officials are ladies, and We AID with 81
isfae'ion ihAl tbafs ls not single pretty
sgs among ubem. Tboy ali owe thair
plsoos ip thaig educational merits and
aot ~ Isrsnnal lasapiy 90 any nifiatious
abilities -- Nov ftsk hun
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-13
THOMAS. HATT & CO.,
AGENTS,

rs Commercial S., Salem. Or.
Or A. u. CHARLTON. Asst. GeDl. Pas
Agent; Zj5 MorTisoD St, Portland, Ore.
Chsz. s. Zee general passenger and ueEel
agent, ST Paul, MINI.
r y. Austin. assistant general PzssenEs
agent -. Bsui, Ninn.
A L. vaig, ssslsisni general ticket, agent
a. u. ChaTii0n, assistant general passenger
agent, N FiIsi 81, Portland, or.
Geo. r Fiteh, general Eastern agent, 80
=. Il. FogsrTy, general agent. ZlO South
! CIsrk street, hicago. III.
7. X. staileF Een'i agent passenger depart
/ ment. 81 Nsrsst Test, -an Francisco Cal
". y. No -. IS sfs'egtreet, Boston Mars.
J.H Etgers Jrs ~ south Third street, Chic.
L, L. BDHarsies. ~ South Third street Phil.
W -. c .as5n. 4i Exchange street. Bot
v. F. Aershon, 51s Brordvay. New YorI
TiEos. Henry. Is St James street. Norir,ai,
". H. whitaker. is J,nerson avenue, j..
J. Z. Turrer, = ia tsoH Pre-, lodi DspoI,
c. c. lennon 2ol south ,Issk street, Chi
J. n. Robinson. y Wisconsin street "
| PA. Nosi. 100 Hyrh Irosdvsy. Fl, Lyr,
IL. Ferry. Room 81, csr.v 5Ui.siag, cl.
. ysnderbHt. 80. west Locu.t. -se,.I
M1lneE. Ia
9 + Jolas a. ~. Paul. MN.
u = itf; Reed houss, Chattanooga Ten
! =. U'Ae-li. II Firsi sTTsst, fuTbaEd, orr.
r. l.. Ray bufD, iZl FiIst street, FoTt an
/ ore.
Be sure 10 Juy your ticket direct 70 sa,ef
I oregon. The apitsi RI 3.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-13

Fsssss Garrett ~ Teisg1aFh-Loe2i
a crsfsrs 01Otst1o1A
EAg 80. = nbl5 r. m---Ornf
DAILY CAPITAL JOeREAI. eDota-
fio0s for day ard ~ 70 bo1r d gong v
pres were - follows
HAIEuf PEODCCE MAkkkL
BUTCHER sIoCK.
Veals--dressed Ct.
Hogs-dressed a..
Live eaftls-3s5fc.
6besp-aliye t200
KILL PEIcEs-
Eaiern Milling Co. quotes. fl01T
In Wholesale l0fs s225- Retail tzoL
Bran S1I bulk 1880 sseked- Shore 81
G13 Chop feed sl4 snd SIS.
WHEAT.
81 cents per b8sbsl.
BAY AND GRAIN.
OAts-20Cg &c.
Hay-Baiei, cheat ssos 30; timctby,
$50.
FAKE PBODCcrs.
Wool-Besf, l0c.
Hope-BsEt. To 7c.
E9gs-Tn trade. Sc.
Butter Best dairy. lsl530 isnc5
creamery, 25c.
I1ef8e-iD 70 ia cis-
Farm smoked meats-Baeou &C
hams, II; shoulders, :.
Potstoes-25c.
OniOns-2 csnfs
FRUITS
Apples 500 75c bu.
LIVE POULTRY.
PoUitFy-Hens, SC; rOosters &c
duekt, 8; chickens &c.
Turkeys. 6lSsc.
PORTLAND Quotations.
Grain. Feed. etc.
Flour-POFtlaud, S2-3D; Wslls Walls
" s.; graham, S2l5; superhne, slS
per Dafrel.
oais-White. 2se zoe; milling BIG
s2e; grey, 2jC9 Z7c rolled, in bags
S5.T5@sO0; barrels, f5OO9s.z5; easss
&3.75.
Potatoes-35G4Oe PR sacK; sweet, p
per 10.
Hay--GOod, &5Ge per ton.
WOol-yslley, s@lOc.
MiIlaUffs-Bran, Sl2OO;shor;s, 1880
chop fes SIS per ton; chicken wheat
Toe Der cenCaI.
Hops Dull, 2G7c.
Hide.--green, salted, 81 he. 3lc. IN
der 90 lbe., 2(g3c; sheep iis, lCG6Oc
DAILY PFOUrf 2.
Oregon fancy q aTeTy, 90 q
25c; fancy dairy, 17ifg2O.;faiF to god
l24@l l5c; common, l2..
Cheese-OrsgOn l0lallc Ter pound
Young American, Ilgl2lc: swiss imp
ACS30c; DOM, l4Gg l8c.
Eggs-OreROn, q per q IN.
Poultry -C1icters, 3 $4,000 pNi
dozen; ducks. SlG,5 Oj; ge e, S6G
$3.50; turkeys, dressed, sG9s.
Beef-Topsteers, ,2lG2 5c per ib;faii
70 good steers, 2@2ic; cows, 2eG2es
dressed beef4GSc.
MuttoD-Best sheep,S2@2lO; choici
ewes, $500 IS.
Hogs- Choics, heavy, S&OO(a3.6O
light and feeders, 1885, dressed, 4!c pc
-lk
Veal-Smsll. choice, sos large 80
4! per pound.
San FRANCfGCO MARKET.
v ooi: Oregon r stern choice, SC6
l0ci do Inferior, 5C9fe; do valley, l0@
l2c.
Rops-Quotable at 4G)sc.
PotAtOes-EArly Rose, 4OG6Oc Ia
sacks; Burbanks, 30l3i0c per sack.
Oats Milling. t1.07@l.17l.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-13

lhs Nee niifans i'iusy uns saYs tbal
. issehsf. w etrislHinF a. hsf pupli.
ihs go n.ftiifs iita atH civilized and Va
atilit.t iaHfs lnslsisa uisH thfrs
ihlnfs ~ fflHirlis fa nfiHssfias
fassi flifhinf sui safitf
iif Hssi 0af shs Haashi ii.s suh5nai
up sHaIn ty asf "a nYIsu
Wet sfs ihr ihIss ihinss Hsttssslf
Al = fltliifoi HaHf flis ssks1
affial ~ ihf fl.iliirH ifissia isss.i
fea aia afniHs hsi lht ihini istul
siif s,fHfsi o. safs rsfaiad ihflf b. s..
lHfi.f rHitfsif fiHailf afifl ihs sn.s
naH ha4 hsfh ffissita fHa ~ Nus
iihss ass niiis flilas lifisa hii hsaa
sa4 sali
eiff
Nhaiaff ilf fls Hf sssi hiH 4. ias
hfsi ~ ihf isss nf slg n,i lafsHaa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-13

fbs hgaih rafailHa Lqual bighis -
sagiaiiuH has slnofod - p4esidsui Mn
NHainia y fauns fslffaf yios pfrsi,
ioui 81 iafBs. hu fipis hobleii ofsun
vile. ssgfeiafYl Me- NanoH NBgan.
hpptuef iftasufel Me- iis.aFia haiipy.
liitsnfiiiri pluas frisHtef Mia Mar
iieiupbiil AblfFsilla tirnFfsl Heap
siil spslsf cas- Aplsygille hpiium. -
9sis sac iaHsH ~ sac siaia ssaaisiy
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-13

a0nk AnDuT FiuAEu ruLguhE.
> 81 Oasa sssa 10 sn impaitaai fao,
ligg ~ lessai1 afgwins, faf wllheai
Esss, ssuDd sssd 81 coW1ssaes wlih u
4 ssaisss a. sHpsei = re''a efsp ~ pais
lafa There hes heaa nineh alsegaulna
- 81 ihs slss ~ ssee saa nuailsf ~
s1es liisi sbgal1 - ssed ag saCh pleas,
- p,asia fbls - lss hard p5onlse 10
kalFs asa aRs ihss hsfs EiFss sas Il
ibsNsAf Ffpm uy lans sspsglsess 10
lals lnsiiff ! frsd ssffsHied a. sssilas
iisi na nsa siu sfsf ~ ai,is ~ Nivs
aHD aehulia iHlf iusi Wlll bod ktrsd faf
al ssiis sua Fsfsl - ~ wili sssf -
suif ~ 80 shsihsg ~ ~ Uesss q y
tssi a. plaHi lsfss ~ sasil plseas ~
tsasiies. ~ bps alsat sps9uis a 4
atsifatls a. hsff iu = blli, ths Hua
tef ~ spfasis lg ihs hiu Nlll dslsn ~
So aisiasaf spsn ~ ihs h.lis sla sl,s
Hfg@iaa hsiais ~ lhs tsflpiY fiis
Ffssw ,assl kaes hls lfH1 hs isTlsis
~ aas sua bas ihg sssa hss isss
fflf 500 lsigi ifrw iiiesf lseis lisisss
hlls 70 ~ hes nspg siss ~ lstFs ~
ilis lssff
fllsfs y ~ fslsilmsei sisilia ihsi
Has bgip ss eui ~ ihaas yassiiaus
A fs's "A ihls aisiifi b ~ selfsi flaa
llif msainin ~ ii,f lsiss SD leaaises
ahs N sni vIss az ifsfs $50 ~ ihlfs
sYrl ea lsfsf efsd Fiens ~ eiliias
fhgff Wasi q silsiaNse fnNssh lff ~
lils flsss aiasl ~ lslas snHish a. lia'
lals hef ~ sspiFfi ihs tsa ~ 80 ss
"A a atis : tisgi helHe heH plpflatd
|lllg eslWasss a. lNs leaaH iis4 A.
~ ~ Nslll 4 = sih n istg nsfs n
lsalf saa Uh y asiglffd ~ lha isla
- hess a. Flne ihs pitsf4iieneia "a
almlhl1hsa elpp ! tnep iilai "a
81 nlsNl she sllli ssliisHa ihsi \ y
"a ~ Me|l NJ Nsa iitn saeeil l.lisi ~
y eee4 - l',e lalKH nAnK hHi ! seas
I, 80 hek ihsl hRsf 1Rsas s,snf a.
NJ ~ n 1leN : elsD u laNstesa llem
..sll So " fslllesk sea sfflF faafl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-13
Rich Red Blood

la Ttsw 81 fbs b-neat have hs1 from
Boo1's sarssDaEfIia ! Eisb 70 give the fol-
Eosing tsstizsonial. have several tins
bsss bs6ly
Poisose6 with Creeping IVY.
As the ol1 school Of nsdicfns Simply tired
70 rsnaoTs ths synptOns fnstssd of the
sOsroes % them. mueh of the poison was
isft IN ny systs-1 10 appsax in an itching
hsnog On ny body with sTegy violena sz-
srfion IN Earm Nesfhsr. Al al ffnsesthers
were Esors or isns Indications of poison in
NJ bloo6, 1p tosysaz ago last winter, when
Large Sores Broke Out
o. ny body. ! then purchased Q bottle Of
Hoods Garsapariila, and after using that
and q bali Of another bottle. the sores and
huDor dissDpsared. attended the Christ
fan EBdssvoT ConTsntion IN Montreal and
also Visited the Worlds Pair in the hottest
weather Of the sumner. Was on the 20 all
the time, bat
Had no Recurrence
Of the burning and itching sensation
which had narrsd every previous sum
msT's outing. ! have reason, therefore,
% BE- snthusiastic In my praises Of Hood's
SAMUEL 8. ScHSELI, pas
Tor Of Prse Baptist Church, Ap4lschiD, y. Y.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-13
The World, Pair

Can not remain such without the
blooming Look aud radient oOmplsKiOu
which health alone impaHa. PARK /.
Tea, ~ clearing the blood ~ impuntlss,
makes the complexion regain the hss
~ youth sid ~ Luun a BfoYss.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-13
r.zm NEWS AID BoTEs.

-. -.
~A
Nesser5 Ofsgoa t-fiDsfs fsh'sfi'lr
yo~F be1Ys eiAy lam e'n s'a'' -
''' -
Fsfn'fss. Coz s8s-es - ~ - =
tn's als--iaiaiSx s.f,'' N'@' '1s"' -
- One iusies' ~ pe'ns y
Wbeseyeg farmers bedn 70 talk o.
yens brAiioa And 80 ., y n'sitefs 20
~ HbAs hSs ii.eJ 'lsft t1s1 's'.'I.-S
rally AfopDa me oA'ss 30" pD'''"S
b9*pess,
Whtdty is.sDd ranel'sfs 10 Pegs
bsy7no are shiprsng several hnlf1s's'i
aoDs q toasi0~A ~ Bf8iish C.S0n'bis
MOI - them aFs p7fe1A-ed thefs -
ranebsFs fof ssed.
Are yo1 plasnDg ihose S'vii tree
ADD fsimsniDg % what yoo bas'; Gu
flvafs osiy hshyy eos 10 ins nsr'
Dfgoe N So sof;, sapf,c gfoEibs me
yoa aDsy expect fruit.
TIE IS ek Lizard eertrh1ses $500
ana free sraassoFiaiioo ior I'D 10
N~s.ssska SD K4osas fsFnsers, tie fisst
a the ssisnsads n esntrfoats literally.
-sisnespolis Jasr0ai.
Farmer. yoa elB saTs money ~
tskfpx Tsg Oxg CgNT DAILY Or Ia
Oxg DOrLAH WEEKLY. Bah pepey
defsnd tfe farmers interests and adyo
essss reasonaiae vrNegIe.I reforms g.
gOysrnme9t.
raez z.o L.. .o.l. in.eet has b~en
f,,,,'d - n, a., A Ohio. and Il ts
,s.,,..6 49,, 4, - .l,e.dv n.t 1. a.
4. ..,...,. !, -. -, T.r...
rps'e-s-.''- !" - :, -. ..,..
DS'Ss.'-s - =, ,,-,.. - -. - ..,.
'',s y. = - - -. -
~', s. -. 49,. -. ,,.',,i.,,,, !.
-. -
49,
The Eiisnsonfs SAp'1Ai urges .he
fAis'Ds o' more ~in.sf apps - 'n''
ns's kssr's ssii Ano oDs"1'Anos ''oD
% csnss 70 " . D'A' ues Ass'As'ps
~ boxes ~ uiA. "a o'eoafa o. Io"
nge 70 tTens5-hss acres ssou'' y's'o .
D's lneDsns. Fs"'oa'y Ann nA,o" ~'e
Eooa nontns iof ss''ing o"t 'f"i' ""s-
~ fsAstsfn washington
The crop report Of the department of
sEfioultnrs Tor March consists pFinei-
pslly q estimates of the dlstribusion
fll fftfu and WhEnf. lfF affGNn fs3-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-13
A LEADER IN THE FIGHT.

For two years The JOURNAL has led in the fight for new
dea HE JOURNAL has been leader the fight against RIM
oil les and he corrupt methods OF the old machine 1t is
nlzed champion Of the peoples interests the Pac
Invest Ii g its battles consistently within praccA
units and ,ime space impracticable theoes
loss mtc, but firmly believes the capacity Of t
eopc for efgOvernmtnt when acting ntegently and iu
Ioused to he necessity of doing.
young lawyer in the legislature wlo s still voting I'd
Doph boasts that he is "Godbu1 from Goldbugville"
must be strangely ignorant of the temper Of the people
Oregon, who have very little Godbug of any kind
But his remark evidence of considerable courage of an 10
sane kind because the does not live who 60 beou
the American people anywhere, declaring that he is oppose
to kind of money other than gold for purposes of umat
redemption of debts, and rece7e endorsement
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-13
FOR FINANCIAL REFORM

THE JOURNAL advocates national monetary system uncon
trolSd by corporations
Zone Country, One Flag, One Money" should be
The watchword of this the land Of the free
"ne money that's good for the rich and the poor
One standard of worth, no matter its name
BE IL gold silver or paper twill ever endure
II stamped by the nation and backed by its fame
One money Tor all men Let that be the best,
BE it paper, or silver, or copper or gold
For the nohland the southland the east and the west
1t should by the people heLheld aud controlled
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-13

'hs ''ap oi lhs p,oyla =" ''N"''lt and asays "a
lotpsAl al $500 W., ,.s ear Postmaster Tn DA,lr
=, flVg ysar No Pslers sent hss.. ~ VIII
HofEh bholhEhs Pabishs"s' .""' : 80
Salem, u
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-13
RightArm Paralyzedl


'ouf dsuFhiaf hl8nrhs. nna e.
iffh fffH "a ass iaH tefH lfffIlF
$3.50 NfffnlaHHaa. Hnl Usd
Hi iaa fHfiN Hf nf hef fifhf Hfui
We i.Hfi nl hlfHt nHHIf AHH fl. u
fHH ~ 70 lsiffIfIais 1910 Ha ianfHI
lH haf issFn fhna HHfIN "a fI
hIHf hfIfiNN aI1 haf falfad tI
lfHH1t iiNf NFfl nlfnOa 500 tfnifl
tHttf fi hlfNa aanff Hfa fnnfrif
e fHs altFnda HAaI pHsIsUf
go a. ffaIiffaf ntmflifs ~ ~
~ sfm hff HflHli iis = tfsfndll
LN- 4 h IA ~ a 49,. -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-13
\ NEW DEAL
NEWSPAPER.
Prospectus Of the Salem Ca apitaI Journal.
The One Cent Daily and the
S1 Weekly.
Strongly and AggreSSively on the
Side of the People.
.ThB is Not the Golbug Organ From GOIdbugHt
A Program of Earnest Reforms or
Great Public Questions.

TBE Journal is a Republican paper but it independents
advocates the interests of the people at all times 1t pa
the public welfare above party interests and believes thers
it serves its party and the people best
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-13

lhE JOURNAL is not a. bourbon organ of the Wall street
spe nor partisan paper for bankers only II does not be-
uSve IN go' alone as the only of ultimate redemption
nseu sod and silver coined equal terms and abundant
national paper currency Our country must nav ali ;t oI
cations according TO the terms OF its contracts but no mos
l4Pe obligations must be created payable in gold only
- addition TO all the gold possible in circulation silver
eney who're had stood Tor over eighty year" su
aaGusGy dfmohe1ed IN 1873 II Was the regret Of ths
ralno President Grants life that he allowed that hin 70 bs.
S5ss y. ana = tho duty of all patriots to labor 10 repeal
AZ ho earliest moment Our country should moi wait
-" az International bmetale conference with Fnes,d Ger.
a. Y " Inl ohef country controlled by the Rotlohds but
'''ud i'h'h'u1e silver at as legal tender n,on
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-13
THE CRIME or 1879

s' ioosy ~ repeating free coinage 10 10 Is only su,
l9''t py lhe putallc policy Of the pressnt uie pro-
nd insists o contracting the currency by retiring WIN ,od
% p, soo0ooO0O opaper money rsdeemai r. ' g0a %
lsnt CLEVELAND pI n ~ ms government The policy Of Pres
t,a, ''a'l 800 ~ pie"ihg gold N England 10 re1se, y,
Hh,h Ny Law arc specifically redsa, ~ | s,e,
we 'nDaA "a Che financial q, nspiey ,bat = os'
, m n''''' 90 that yentaby lhsy are , ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-13
THROUGH TICKETS

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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-25

Lace Curtains, POrtieres
o""S Ladies Slippers Ch1dsns
Goods ~hb
The advocate., 1895-01-09
HOW ARE THE MIGHTY FALLEN!

The platform adopted by the dem
ocratic national convention that as
sembled at Baltimore, Md, May 5,
184O, contained the following plank:
Resolved, That congress has no power TO
charter United States bank; that we be.
heve such an institution Cne of deadly hos
tility to the best interests of the country,
dangerous to cur republican institutions
and the liberties of the people, and calcu-
lated 20 place the business Of the country
within che control Of concentrated money
power and above the laws and the will
Of the people.
That which the demoCrrcy of 184O
declared that congress had no power
to do, has nevertheless been done,
and the democracy of to day is ann
ing to perpetuste the control of the
business of the country by that ''con.
centrated money power" which is
"above the laws and the will of the
people," into whose hands traitors
have committed it. What has be-.
come Of the ancient spirit of democ'
racy?
The advocate., 1895-01-09

Of food. How many were furnished
a Christmas dinner by other charits-
bic people and societies, and how
many were overlooked entirely no
one can know. What a commentary
upon our so. called Christian civilizs-
ton that such things are possible.
Such conditions would not be toler-
ated for moment by any bsrbsrous
tribe that ever existed upon the
earth.
The advocate., 1895-01-09
THE SWISS SYSTEM.

1.-THE following is given in reply to numerous
questions regarding direct legislation through
the initiative and Teferendum.-EDIToR.]
The federal assembly of the Swiss
confederation, in accordance with ar
ticles 80 and 80 Of the federal constitu-
tion of May 80, 1874, and the recon-
mendations of the federal council in
its message of May 20, 1874, enacts:
Article l. Federal laws, as well as
federal enactments which are binding,
if not of an urgent nature, shall be
submitted to the vote of the people on
the demand of at least 10000 Swiss
citizens, or of the government of at
least eight cantons.
Article 2. The federal assembly will
decide whether a federal act is binding
or urgent, and the decision has in every
case to be expressly Incorporated in
said act. In such case the federal
council will provide for the execution
of the law, and have it entered on the
statute book.
Article 3. All federal laws, as well
as acts, which do not conflict with arti-
Gle 2, are to be published Immediately
after their enactment, and sufficient
number of copies must be sent to all
the cantonal governments.
Article 4. If the referendum is de.
manded by the people, or by the can
tons, the same must be filed within
ninety days, counting from the day of
the publication of the law or the enact
ment, in the official organ of the con-
federation.
Article 3. The demand for an elec-
tion is to be in writing and addressed
to the federal council; citizens who
wish to sign the demand must do so in
person; anyone signing another's name
shall be subjected to punishment for
forgery; the authorities of the respec-
tive communities must certify as to the
voting right of electors whose sigma
lures are appended to the referendum
demand; no fee shall be collected for
such certificates.
OSdrticle 6. If a number Of cantons
Gbxh
The advocate., 1895-01-09
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