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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-31
Another Dolph Lattar.

A subscriber In Lincoln precinct
writes THE JOURNAL; II seems TO me
that after you read CievelAnd's special
message 10 congress you will see the
necessity OF voting for J. N. Dolph.
Can't you imagine how much Dolph Ia
needed just now nj Washington 10 help
Cleveland's bankers' relief bill through
this present congress. We advise you TO
read ihe message carefully. We be-
lieye when you have read II you will
be able 10 comprehsnd the great mag
nAnlmlty toward the national banker,
between the llnes.
Five hundred million three per oent
gold bonds 10 take the place Of I've hun.
dred million dollars Of government
notes on which the national banker
draws no iniereut. just think Of the
loas 10 the poverty stricken banking ia.
silluiions' Change your vote today, II
looks like q case of necessity. The
Auulsyiliians belisys you will, lor Il
must bs manifest ~ most of ths com
mon sympaibeue people, that Clsys.
lands scheme would aid the band
holder sud banker 10 kssp gAuni dss
I'ali Al hay, . while longer al least.
Five hundred million gold bonds A
lsf oeni- llt,ooo,oO0. gssldes tbs 10. |
lsfuti oB five hundred million dollar
which tbs scheme wonld All0w them
~ furnishing the i've hundred nsilllon
= 10 pel esni ifom lhstpsopls, whieh
Ihs EoFsfnmsnl nos fnfnlshes AZ n.st
and ebssls lhg nalloaal hanksf oat IN
,ls1, ,fa9 snnnslly,
oe'l's h1oshsl iieisr, yols for Dolph
lsfs'and nssds him aud u mlsht
'Fad shs nsossslly ~ 0lssnlslns ; ra.
lehAl isllsf oislmlilas Ia bsl.slf ~ ths
'ofs'ly slfieksp nailonsl hanksg and
'aiid haldsf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-31

NORTH HOWELL PRAIRIE.

NORTH HOWELL PRAIRIE.
Ira Bently Of Marquam, was a Wis.
itor IN this vicinity last week.
}. A. BaugDman contemplates build.
ingsa new house this coming spring.
Prof aud Mn. Myers, who have
cha 20 Of our public school, are
having excellent success and have
apnouaced au entertainment by the
pnpils 10 colne off 10 the near future.
Rev. Royal held services ut the
church last sunday and proposes hold :
lng series Of revival meetings soon.
He has held very successful series Of
meetings at BrooEs, Of late. resulting In
sOnIe forty Of more conversions.
The are parties In this neighborhood
who seem TO be particularly fond OF q
nice buggy drawn by handsome
"Chettnut Sorrel." The young driver
and owner, however, is the prime con.
slderatIon with these same persons,
otherwise the author Of these notes
would surely try TO purchase the
"Chestnut" outfit from Brooks.
The party at John Johnson's on the
evening Of Jan. 20 was q very pleasant
affair. Many Of the young people Of
the place were present, and few from
from Mt. Angel. The time passed very
rapidly between the hours off and l2,
and Mr.. aud Mrs. Johnson have the
thanks Of the young people for their
and hospltality ty as entertainers.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-31
A FEASIBLE RAILROAD COM
MISSION LAW,

Representative Gates of Wash o.. ton
has introduced a railroad C mn isslon
bill that seems tn us II the hest fuIm In
which commission can be created nd
maintained and be of some service TO
the people. Mr.. Gates is probably as
well qualified to deal with this cues.
tlon as any man In Oregon. He was
for twenty wars railroad Luilder, en-.
glneer and contractor having con-
structed one thousand miles Of railroad
In our country. For several years past
he has retired from railroadlng and is
not now connected with any such cor
poratlon. He believes In commission
as the best method Of protecting the
people. The difficulty In Oregon lies
In the readiness with which the rail. |
roads control commission in their
own Interests. With only Pacific rail
ways In Oregon, and with Une.fouItb
OF all the population at Portland, the
people are at disadvantage in select.
lug meu VINO are free from railroad
control.
Mt, Gates bill creates a commission
Of three, chosen by the governor, seert
Larry Of state aud treasurer acting as an
executive council, one from each con.
ifessional district and one, an engineer
rom the state at large, one for two
'eAr' aud two for four years, one 10 bs
'leoled BY popular vote At each election
'Aeaney 10 be filled by the above ooun-
w. Tue entire expense Of such com.
Mission ls 10 be- borne by a tas ON the
ifo's safnlpgs Of such corporations 4
he commissioners arc to rcoslys 5000
year, secretary tl200. a
Inc Aos ls modelled after the Massa 4
d asslls, iows aud south Carolina .e,.
'h'sh has bssn upheld BY the suprsms .
'uH " ibs Upiisd states. a /. aoI !.
% that u made . Las would glysu.s
Responsible ~ tho people
Aa 10 . fss ysafs give %. oomms a,
90 'lse'iss ~ eos people, sad ihs ea.i q
nisinlAlolas lhs ssms woold !. \
''1' " '4s 'silfoad' fsldy sppar =
'a'a 90 coo basis " s'ass ssfnIaw.
a heba snd rlssy pblasu,as ...
fusisd thls taoful,.. #''
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-31
A TEN MILL TAX.
Levied by the City Council Last
Evening

Levied by the City Council Last
Evening
Fufsuant 10 call followed by ths
following named aldermen, in. Al.
bert, w. T. Rlgdon, Geo. a. bingham,
Ihns. Holman. aud Il, II. Duncan. a
rpfoial meeting of the city council was
held ~ 2 O'Clock last eysaiDg for the
pufpose N making iaK levy for 1906
liollnaii showed all members pfessnt
except kay aud the council proceeded
in business, Recorder Edss aud VARIOUS
rlly oilleeu allan Ia aiisndanee. The
faluaiian ~ oliy property as per the
"Dlinss " the ROLLS just completed is
fsa3.bia Aldermen AlbsH moved
bat isfy of zen mills % ihs dollar
iF dtr.afrd ng ihe aasesssi valuation
"l isAalir propeny slihiu ihe oliy
llplia eui lhai lhs eity rsoafdsf esnlB
'h'h mAilrf . ihs esuniy clefs. Thls
ih0ll'p sac ssoondsd ~ Alderman
iiolmsn sud sas esfned siihoat : dl,.
asNAns vote snff which ihs reunoil
adiHrpsd
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-31
HOUSE.
JANuARY S1-MoRNING.


The house was called at $50 by
Speaker Moores, prayer by Rev. Kella'
way.
Reading Of journal disposed Of and
previous day's journal approved.
Committee on printing reported that
no more mutilations Of bills would
occur; also that the printing Of the cal
endar has been revised; also commend
ing the calendar clerk for his efficiency.
Report adopted.
Second reading Of house bills and
their reference to appropriate commit
tees passed with Nos. 144 to 200, inclus-
sive, were disposed Of
Cleeton presented bill 309 relating TO
teachers certificates. Read first and
second time and referred to committee
on education.
The Speaker announced as a stand
ing committee on compensation Of
state aud county officers: Daily, Keyt
and Long.
At noon the senate arrived ard Pres
ideDt Simon assumed the chair.
A ballot was ordered for u. >. sem
ator and call OF the joint roll resulted
as follows:
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-31

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-31

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-31
Notice y subserlbsr,

o., = niflely depasiliHg 20 ois. 40 ets
~ ~, IA, NJ silfrf VIII your p,,stma,is,
sNF 'slNhK hlm a. sspd in iou, nss,'
NJ 40 osk tEsg nAIIAf oI nti' M
N tth " iAfifAL J0uReAl ~.
y, - W 'l..,' i.,'lfs lls pslfI siihout 6u6s,
t l,'ssa Macy posimai tsrs vuis ~. 49,
HN Hl lhis for palrOus' '' 'Ns3
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-31
Still Another Fruitless Vote for
Senator.
REPETITION OF Yesterdays VOTE
Considerable Routine Business in
the House.
HOUSE.
JANUARY 3O-AFTERNOON.

JANUARY 30--AFTERNOON.
House called at Z:3O by Speak
Moores.
Long moved for committee on com
peDsation Of state and county officers
Adopte B..
House returned to introduction o
bills and tighl we're introduced.
Committee on I,enai and reformatOry
institutions asking that they be al
lowed heir own discretion about visit
ing these institutions Adopted.
II, B. Is. Medicine and surgery
Withdrawn.
Second rseding of house bills.
123, ,McCraken--Duties Of Multnomall
county com missioner. Multnomah del
egatiol..
124, Cardweil--E Executors and admin.
istrators. judiciary.
l25, Cuftis--Pr )bibiting fish wheels,
etc. Fisheries.
1875, paxton-L Liens for horse shoe
ing. Judiciary.
127, Gowdy Revenue for state uni.
versity. Assessment aud taxation.
12s, Guild, by request-Taking ma
terlaI for ioais.
l29, Smith Of Polk-Rate of interest
J Judiciary.
1872, Shutrum-Use and care Of school
houses. Education.
1873, Gurdane-Co County assessors and
Assessment aud Ia, p.
alton with numerous amendments.
1874, Jeifrey-Conveyiug prisoners
and others 10 public institutions. Penal
and refJrnatory institution
Constitutional amendments proL os ID
last session came up under speclaI
order.
Amendment relating 10 foreigners
rights OF property. Made special order
Wednesday, February 8. $3.50.
Repeating sec. 80, article |. Of con.
'tltution. Adopted.
Prescribing qualification of voters.
Rejected because OF clerical omissions.
Providing for thirty days residence
10 precinct before voting. Made spe-
'lal order Feb, o, $3.50.
Paxton proposed joint resolution for
prescribing qualification
u voters. Motion fayorlng woman
utirage lost 22 to 2s. Adopted.
Memorial regarding Indian war vet.
rams WAS taken up aud unanimously
'asssd.
Memorial relative TO the Nicaragua
anal Was taken up aud ado pied.
Second reading resumed.
iB, Boothby-Abollshing county
assessor aud creating precinct sassessor.
assessment aud taxation,
1855, Huffman -Approprlatlug for
Vallowa canyon road. Internal ini.
rovemenis.
lao. Tgard for fire escapes. Inter
al improvements.
ial, buekman State normal school \
coqulile cry, Education. 4
Special COMMITTEES on resolutions is. b
lfssd fasofabiy resolution hr copies b
houss And senate calendars in each r
luso' Adopted
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-31
PERSONALS.

Tbs tax payers committee will meet
Saturday.
G.P. Terrell, Of Mehama, was in Il I
city today.
A. ID. Wilson, Of Fox Valley was In
tbs city today.
Father White returned from Albany
on the afternoon local.
A. q. osburn was passenger for the
metropolis this afternoon on business.
DR.. J. A. Richardson m ade trip 70
ths Reform school today.
FIX Governor Moody was in Port
land yesterday on business.
Miss Laura schott returned 10 her
home A. SublImIty this morning.
Misses Addie Denham and Ellen
Claggelt were passengers for Portland
this morning.
Chas. Burggraf will build n new
house In yew Park and move 10
town from MornIngside.
4. A. French. who has been Visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. BIZ. Meredith for several
days returned TO his home at The Dal.
les, yesterday.
Rev. q. A. Blair, pastor Of the Cum.
beriand Presbyterian church Of Port.
land. came up this morning on short
business vlnlt.
Judge Fullerton, of Il0sebuTg, VIM,
M. colvig, u Jacksonville, and w. A.
Perkins, Of Drain, were among the |
Willamelte guests 10 arrive on the
morning Overland.
Graham Glass, Jr., is Ia the city ia
slie interest u the Clifford voting ma.
chins, lie will be remembered a.
former newspaper mAn " Salem, hay.
lag published The Morning Tribune
hers ten yeafs ago,
WIN. n. Powers, ~ shsdd. linn
oonnly, is Ia 'bs oily visiting hls non
lapY ~ PeseH He aAys nlnetsnlhs'
" the neopls ~ The wsslsrn psrt ofl
fAnn noaniy are opposed 10 q A.
vision - ibs county aud four nf,hs oil
Ihs what's county oppose the move.
aenl
alas Laufa rowsFu, Who bas bean an
FlAli ~ lhs pasl ihns nlonihs, Al
'hs hoi's n hm. Jobn IA. Bsrns. te.
afhsl 70 hsf hons IA baksF oounty
y ths llag . "a, yesterday. Mas
'ovsfs bAs made many wafm frlsads
luflns hsl glsll Ia h.lsp sho wlll ~
Had ~ nsleans hsl nFalu.
-.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-31
Russell SAGE.

NO one knows better than this we'll
known hnancler the full value of .
curative. He Is not easily imposed
upon once, and never twice. This 4.
nls testimony after twenty years use Of
Allooek's Porous Plasters,
Az 1905 Fifth Avenue,
NEW fOhK CRY, Dee. 30 is9O
'For the last twenty years I nave
been using Alleock's Porous Plastsrs
lhey baye repeatedly cured me nj
snsu,ha.lo s'as ilala palns and pains Ia my side
SUI onu nAoh, WhsneyeT / have a cold.
speedlly relieve me. 'H
MY laiplly are never without them. %
RUSSELL sAuE.
,,da hfandFelh's Pills improve the dlges,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-31
JOHN HUGHES,

Dealer la Groceries, Palnts,
"'lS' Window Glass, Varnisbes
ana The most complete stock Of
ID Brushes OF all Kinds In tho
state :. Artists AIateriaIs,L Lime,
- nan, Cement aud Shingles and
"''e'' qn@Iiiy Of GRASS SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-31

f. J. r. 4 Of 1885 Constitutional
amendment limiting Indebtedness
passed.
8. J. r. 13 Of lS93-Constitutional
amendment for FIVE Of justices OF su-
preme court; passed.
%, Phe-AmendiDg code concern
ing executors aud administrations; to
tIird reading.
Adjourned.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-31

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-31

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-31

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A''a''' fsilsl,ap cad liolsou sna
N 'f's''nis'l's Moaias So sl,salss -
A' h'.ph tf ssuslof hl ihs fsa.os
ihsF elnais plu liis easeu, asmlss.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-31

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leaali > lsn n a NJ lsins,s a 49,
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-31

4 hAh hhnTisa. a speclal a,sst
lnN y lhs hafiou 'ausig iaf ans.ola
ilen ~lll ~ bFld ~ ihY eireaH oeugl
ffeii ~ lbs hsIlQa eissiy eaaf ha,,.s
~ hs'sieall February \, a. ~ ibss, ~
fs'sls'pt : A. ~ tlf lhs pug,aas ~ Goa.
t'asiiss ihs linfsead seill y ~ lbs lse.
lsiallfs aassial,lg " lls state ~ Oss.
see " 'sl'sallnH ihs las by uhleh ss
saal'iaesl elfeuli ludss sas psoslasd
~ - ihila ludlsisl dlsllla IN ,hs
Eisip " ulsson.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-31

fhf1 nnh i,sssoa, ihs msn sbo
s''h'N'l haf i.AlsAd's assslup to
hsH't.f ~ fpsl hs s,.sls iials 80 sua
iN''fDi sse4rfl asfsfsi dsllsss. i s.f,
ll ~ iA' f'sHii liii lis sllalss, 4
- N'a4 h'fl sea u y tsisd hs vill
H.i n.sftI
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-31

", Ns sell Parks Cough symp on q
l'.l ,~lt'fv I've guarantee 10 cure allthTosl
SUI iuhk troubles, II has stood tbs
''s' iuf many years aud today h nm
Nsqluk fsnlsdy foT the eufe IA roidl
, ,s,lisumHlon aud al dlseasss ofths
/. hioa9 ,a spd lupgs, Puoe bJ csnts and M.
elp, Lunp A Bfooks. "~ 3N'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-31
i,lsa

nAu utthhflA, All A. IA. Wa.
htsasfi isn ~, si ihs hains af hes
alfnis, flg ff0ni signsi. ihs snfsni
assEllisf ~ ~ sad Nls lasn ilsut'
shs'siei " pnsemania.
fhs lapsfal ssgfiess piil hs i,sld A
itf he''s ~ ffpni slIssi eandaslsi
~ isss hers1sas d ~ m, W.
ass bsIlsl IA ilid fsllou esa,slasy
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-31

a NNnH SASHA llne 10 aaas "a
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~ N fei a. fsisas rlssi hsf ~
kaIasIaf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-31

ttfpA ntasi9e ~ aasalash "a
" hsi,siff - lhs nast Legislators
sa nsigidsgl fsi.gasly Il ~ lls..i.s
nifis lis'sss hsls ssnalas hsu A.
y asalg ihss u seg oiks5 pls.. N
ipNh Niehsls as ssii a llsssls,gns
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-31

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~ ~ ,',.,. =, ''''' v 'sll'fsl.a ssIs t,'I
WW
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-31
UHHknLlAs

~ 'NelffHi haFlnfss - Hlaks ssv
'.i.si ''a 'sil ~ dlap - essd.
ai Hf alH siifae a. Sssl ssn,,
i'il sH fHsff a. isl it,lliass,.sl
iNfai leHenies y g. kapilasss.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-31

H''N Nf NstlHa lsis 49, slWsts
.ifF itl issi ~ ssllslsailsa. 40 n,
Nitfs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-31
CAPITAL
.MINSTRELS
AT THE REED, FF>B. s
Combining the best minstrel talent of Salem
Combining the best minstrel talent of Salem.

Look at the array of names
THE CAPITAL QUARTErTE-M MessrsC d. Ford Lee
Steiner A. M. Alexander (o Mutorpor Quartette Of
Portland, and H. Ross.
HERBERT L. BROWN of Portland, Ippersonator and
Dialect Comedian.
c. w MLYMAN, Eccentric Comedian.
ED HALL and CHARLES SMITH, Music Makers anil
Comedians.
BILLY DUGAN, Comedian and Smile Producer
CHAS BURGGRAF, Fun Maker and Character Artist
KELLER BROS, the Original Entertainers
MURRY L. WADE, Monologuist
First production by any company of the latest political
SATIRE "olone Corker of Cow County written especially
for the Capital Mnstrels by Chas Burggraf The entire
company will he in the cast.
Grand street parade day Of performance Popular prices
SOC and 25c Reserved seats without extra charge Paton
See further announcements
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-31

Nllses's lsaips gss ~ A ,hs is.i
80 ~ ei.sslssi ~ ssls A. slssa
wa.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-31

mI. Opcaheh 0oOiS9 oeNS
10 the business Of the chair, II the oc'
cupants Of the other chairs do ct.
Smith Of Jospbine sarcas.ically re-
ferred to Representatives Jeffreys and
Hofer as 1.-TWO Popullsts" Speaker
Moores sharply raped him to order,
saving Mr.. Hofer was Republican.
Members of the legislature who wish
to keep down the expenses for clerk
hire should remember that no one can
force them to appoint clerks or create
clerkship, or incur any 'ther draft
upon the state tres sury unless he wishes
to make the draft.
When nau says hs is a Republican
aud pu's his signature to a ublic petit
tion on su important matter, he ought
to be considered Il competent authority
On the sui ject. His name affixed to
such u petition is rs good as his name
to a cheek when he has money in the
ba ak.
Smith of Polk Is making bard fight
against clerkship. He never allows an
oportuuity to pass 10 hit the clerkship
a whack, or to hit any proposition to
create clerkship whack Smith is
not taking cerkships for supporting
Dolph or taking them Tor any other
purpose,
AS mentioned yesterday, the DOlph
lobby are getting onto the payroll OF
the state. The latest additions ID the
valuable clerks now drawing pay are
"Generap Capus and ex- Chief of Po-
lice Sam Parrish, two Portland ward
strikers. Mr. DoIph would strengthen
his cause by paying his own bills, in.
stead of STOPPING to the petty ldceOy
methods of the peanut politician.
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STATE HOUSE GOSSIP.

Mr.. Speaker Moores attends closely
10 the business ofthe chair, II the oc'
cupants Of the other chairs do ct.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-31

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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-09-04
THE GOLD SYNDICATE
Prepared For an Expected
Drain on The Treasury.
ANOTHER BANK TO THE RESCUE
Farmers Loan and Trust Company
Deposited $2,OOO,OOO in Gold
The Feeling is Hopeful.

New York, Sept. S.-It was quite evil
dent today that the Morgan Belmont
syndicate expected another large drain
on the sub-treasury this week.
At the opening of business 1t was an
nounced that the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company had deposited 1000 900 in
the sub-treasury. This is the second fl
nancial institution to come to the aid
Of the syndicate. The first was the
American Exchange National Bank,
which deposited $500,OOO a week ago. AT
that time it was said number of ma
tional banks and financial institutions
which had been members of the bond
syndicate had agreed to aid Messrs. Nor
gan and Belmont in their efforts to keep
the spirit of the contract with the gov
ernment to maintain the gold reserve
against exports in every way possible.
A total of $1,1O0O0O was ordered during
the day for shipment and notwithstand-
ing the continued gold shipments the
feeling in financial circles concerning the
outlook was serene and hopeful The
possibility Of the 1O0,OOOOOO being en-
croached upon as soon as the bond syn
dicate failed to continue to put gold into
the sub-treasury does not seem to be
considered. This is due to the expectation
that the movement Of crops to Europe
will before long cause a plentiful supply
of commercial bills to be in circulation
and of necessity lower the rate of ex-
change to a figure which would practi-
cally prohibit the shipment of gold.