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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-04

Lane county politics is growing
redhot quite early, Hon, C. II.
Bakers friends want him elected sen.
ator 10 succeed Hon. b. +. Alley. The
Dolph contingent Of politicians are
pushing Hon. s. l.. Mo0rhead, Of
Junction City, the only Dolph man
from Lane county In the last legisla.
tnne. Moorhead is said TO have june
lion solid and the railroad influence.
Mayor Friendly, Of Eugene, is also
spoken Of as candidate. The
friends OF Senator Mitchell in Lane
county viii try to unite ON delega.
lion favorable 90 him II that Is
what the people OF Lane county want
they should take no chances 1t is
said the devil takes no chances and
N selecting representatives the peo.
gae cannot be less wise than the arch.
Ipemy Of mankind.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-04
wr,cr We,

The woman who is annoyed by th
lselr If attention shown Der IN th
shopsoGgbt 70 take her cue from tb'
act resses. They mention CASUAL,
that they wish such and such tbinl
10 wear on the stage. and the phras'
for some inexplicable reason Is tails
| manic. A sales girl never fails t
thrill under the information and u
ready to despoiI half the shelves fol
the woman who '.acts. Try II.
Will il ever be necessary for US tc
adopt such measures. Surely not. II
Is tiifficultto believe that the general
lity OF the army Of wage-earning WON
en- who are employed as saleswomen
lower the dignity OF their calling by a
willful,neglect and disregard OF shop
pers. True. IL sometimes occurs that
some are rude. But don't YOU think
il Is just as often the case that the
shopper Is the transgressor by being
unnecessarily particular, or unendur-
ably troublesome?
IL does seem that a woman who
would stoop to such subterfuge as Is
suggested above, would be one Of those
who would make her shopping expedi-
tion anything but a pleasant exper-
lence to the poor being 30 unfortunate
as TO be obliged TO wait upon her,
The main portion OF the girls, who
occupy such position, are OF respect
able parentage, fairly educated, and
because OF a courtesy inherent in a
woman's nature, are obliging and
kind. There is really no necessity for
adopting any such measures for secur-
ing their attention, II woman MAIN
tains her own dignity and courteous
bearing. And say, wouldn't you feel
Cheap when making such remark
as is recommended, when every detail
OF your appearance would be direct
contradictions Tvs quite easy TO
recognize those OF theatrical profess
sion by their bearing, and II In no
other way, by their dress. The most
Of them look exceptionally well on the
stage-everything is as IL should be,
and the footlights idealize their APP
pearance. But daylight shows the
true shading. The velvet is cotton, J
the pretty Innings and facings are
soiled, the shoes are minus a few but |
tons, the clothing generally dowdy,
and the fsces-well, you cay at once,
''too much powder"
Why, you don't want 10 attempt TO
pass yourself of for one OF them,
surely. iWouldn't you rather miss your
ear, and await the convenience or
pleasure Of the woman behind the
counter? You think the theatrical
people hsrshly spoken OF? Why, no,
not in the least. They may not have
time 10 tidy themselves up, and we all
realize that their work Is very trying
20 health and clothing.
Let US just be content 20 await our
turn, and when II arrives, conduct
ourselves in manner 70 command
respectful attention, and We will re-
ceive II.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-04
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

Taylor Burcham, M old student OF
Willamette but now attending the
Leland Stanford university, was a
welcome visitor Thursday.
Orr Royal, Ralph Riggs and Miss
Lucia Cochrane visited chapel Thurs
day morning.
Wm. Jones returned 10 school
Thursday after months absence at
the farm home near Brooks.
Hm, Aachenhrenner, who has been
seriously III for .seveFal weeks with
malarial fever, is slowly improving
and hopes soon 10 be able 10 re-enter
school.
Harvey Heritage has so far re-
covered from his recent sickness as TO
be able 70 be around.
Miss Rosalie Friendly, Of Eugene;
Misses blanche Belle and Ida Martin;
Clarence Bishop and Howard Davis
were chapel visitors Friday.
Miss Laura whiteman, OF Buena
Vista, formerly student OF old vii.
lamette' visited the school Friday.
The joint Y. W. and Y. NC. A.
meeting viii be conducted Sunday
afternoon at } O'Clock as usual. Miss
Emile Henry win. lead the exercises.
School reopened Thursday morning
after the holidays with very good
Attendanee. A great many pupils
living at a distance, who spent the
holidays at home, wiz not return ~
school until Monday. A number az
new pupils are expected 20 register
with the president before MONDAY
several having so siRnlhed their m.
tehtion. Miss Klla Winn, of Monnoe
V the last pupil 70 enter the school
but We hops 70 be able 70 chrOnlcle a
number neKt week. f
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-04
Harry scorr Howrs.
rOreonian. Ian. al


tOeeonisn. Jan. 81
The sessions Of the teachers insti'
tute at Portland, held under the di-
rection Of the state superintendent.
suggests another subject forremark.
A whole cluster of extravaganza and
abuses has grown up around this Office
OF state superintendent Of public in
structlon. 1t is very costly, and adds
nothing whatever to the efficiency OF
the schools. 1t makes an elaborate
aud expensive machine that draws
upon the treasury from every direc-
tion. and is burden upon taxpayers
and teachers alike. 1t is an organ
lied system Of tyranny, through it,
its institutes" and in other ways,
and some Of it's methods are those
which in other lines would be charac-
terized as extortion or blackmaii. 1t
makes bills of almost every kind at
the expense of the state, yet is really
useless: for such superintedency as
public school affairs might require
from the state could be had. as form
erly, through the governors Office;
and even now the details are attended
through the county superintendents.
This superfious office OF state super
intendent makes costs that aggregate
every year very large sums, and it
never has had any regard for economy
but always has spent with free hands.
Mr.. McElroy, now the distinguished
professor Of ethics in the state uni
verslty, "organized" this Office, and
the present incubent appears to he
treading closely in the footsteps Of
his illustrlOus predecessor
The things mentioned herein are
but incidents and examples. All de-
partments find il easy and agreeable
70 spend money. No wonder the taxes
are burdensome.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-04
Tie D,a~iy E,rs HI. La.

NJ. &. Cailloaite. Dageiai, Bsassnsills,
~. fays; "To pr. Kings Ne~ Discovery
FFe ~ lie Was taken uAh Ia Csipps
pc i.ied all The physicians iog miles aboet.
p-i q ee avail aHd gAs given up and lold
re1'o 20 l,Ee. haylRe ~. kangf Nv
Ilscofsl1 ,egey sloEe senf Co. lSl,ll ahd
kfktn q. ese sai hom ne NIs do,t 6srfn 70
81 ps.ist' Aad aileF asing lhIes 6otglrt was
~ A. ahoa. aeala. i : woFih 10 eelakt
- te'1 Ne soat Keep aofe - hosss
isxsi prsg Slsls
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-04
A Card.

On retiring from practice Of den
tistry in Salem wish 10 express many
thanks 70 my friends and clientele fol
the very liberal patronage enjoyed.
For future dental operations / am
pleased 70 refer them 10 my worthy
friend, DIR. c. II. Mack, who will con-
tinue practice al the same office
told White Corner. DIR. Mack hav-
ing been associated with me, ! know
him 20 be extremely well skilled in
any and every branch Of dental prac-
tice and very nice and worthy gen.
tleman. l bespeak for him a very
liberal patronage,
j. VI. KEENE. ID. ID. $.
SALEM, Dec. 2s, 1895. I3lOt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-04

Seventeen years ago Armenia was
about 10 get protection from Russia
but at the treaty OF Berlin England:se.
cured the Island Of Cyprus IAnd guar
anteed Turkey should give good gov
ernment TO Armenia. Peace with
Honor" preserved, but a Christian race
extcrnInated. Oh, for a touch Of
Monroe doctrine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-04

England has investments In this
country OF sS,i9S,5OO,OOO. At six per
cent there is an interest bill each
year TO pay OF slei $1,000 in gold.
We produced gold for the mint last
year OF sla,OoO,OOO. II viii take a
balance OF trade In our favor OF uls,-
100000 20 keep square with England.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-04

The government, spent, last year,
si33,I7s,42 426. When they are talking
about higher tariffs aud issues Of
bonds, Il never occurs 20 anyone that
al oficial salaries could be reduced
10 20 25 per cent, aud still onicials
would live well.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-04

The greenback which was good
enough TO pay the soldiers in, is not
good enough 10 satisfy the moedrn
flnancier.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-04

STATE OF OHIO, CRY oP TOLEDO, I

LUCAS NOUNTf
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he Is the
senior partner Of the firm off. J. Cheney
Co, doing business in the City Of Toledo
County and State aforesaid. and that said firm
will pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case II Cstarrh that
cannot be cured by the use Of Halls Caiauh
Cure.
FRANR J. CHFSEY
Sworn TO before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9th day Of December, A. d
1856,
tl A.W. GLEASON,
3SEAL Notary Public
t--l
Halls Catauh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and musous surface,
Of the system. Send for testimonials, free
+. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, q
~ Sold BY Druggists, 7Sc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-04

-. --t-s. o.. NuSNAnf AokCluCI Win
ulAIities and weaknesses peculiar 10 the
seH. All women require tonic and ueTyiue
AZ some period Of their lives Whether sui.
ieTing nom nervousness, dizziness, faint.
eets, 9ieplAeement Of womanly organs, ca.
pranes, bearing down sensations. or general
oeoihsy, Ilr. PieTee's Favorite Prescription
IeaeheS the origin Of the trouble and cor.
reefs H. tsa medicine which was discoy.
eied and used by an eminent physician for
lazy years IN all cases Of female com.
amict womankind II women are over.
Sofksd. rundown, tired OF sleepless. IL
Lney are irritable, morbid and suifrr from
oAek ache, they should turn 10 The NIGHT
seAns tof permanent cave. DT. Pierce 8
rAvoute Prescription hts Just such cases.
1or Il regulates and strengthens the sDecisi
isnetions builds up and invigoTates Tie en-.
tire female system
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-04

England aud Armenia Salisbury
goes in--massacres begin--an end Of
the sentimental politics Of Gladstone
and Roseberry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-04

Judge Hubbard was getting along
swimmingly until the Statesman
turned around and supported him.
Now his friends viii have 20 rustic.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-04

In France the pOstoffice savings
banks according 20 the last annual re-
port had 2,2sO,O6l depositors, and
total deposits Of oeO,OOO,ooO francs, or
about sl7s.OOO.OOO.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-04

a pemphlet, containing a vast number Of
q those cured and giVine full name 80
soofeas of each. viii be mailed to anv a.
esss eisss nee or. Or. Pierce larse TrestiS,
We peges profusely illustrated With srooa
sNtsafings and e0lOfed plates mailed nosf
k.lo 90 !eestpt of 10 cents In stamina A
e.,, es,sss, words nispsasaTy Medical AssoSi.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-04

Carlisle and Cleveland seem bent on
destroying the greenbacks. II would
be safe 20 bet lG TO the Rreenbacks
destroy them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-04

The great powers spend billion on
preserving their defenses in Europe
but cannot defend the Armenians
from plumber and massacre.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-04
HARD TIMES PRICES!

lNSUkANCE ] n FsTeuso5- sSS57 -
Ioa5sn nss,sIn A assurance Of Toronto, Ph0eniG Of
.,oSaoh, New Zealand Insurance company
-nu me tina Life and Accident has
moved ms once in with the Globe Real
EstA'e ONCE up stairs in post ofiee build.
= AIM
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-04

COMBINATION OIL CURE Co ~
cancer and an malignant diseases ~ -l 'ol
cancer, old ulcers piles. pmo-s Su,e
seiatie rheumatism. eatanb AMI No., ll. 49,. =
We have combination oil which Il a--l',s ',l-ss,
~ SH.sI, Address. Il HscEMAN.
bon 100 Travelling Aeent, Eagsne o.,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-04

The telegraphic reports show about
even quantities Of perfect tranquility
and Armenian massacres in Turkey.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-04

Carlisle expects no surplus revenue
until 1897. when he knows the Repub-
licans will be in power.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-04

senator sherman continues TO be
considerable Of a Republican bimet-
alliss-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-04
DISEASE or wOMB.

Ms, coRA S. wusoS. Of
Csgtitif, Ss2hsaH O., lad.
Nr1tea ;" cannot say too
mach for Df. Pierces Pa
sortte Prescription. I feel
u MY dEty 10 sAy 10 an NO.
nneo vho arc z,lherinK from
any disease 0f the uterus
that q ia the best medicine
% earth for them 10 use I,
eannol praisf Il TO hiRh,
Y hor the good Il did me
unny oae doahtz this, give
nen ny name and ad.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-04

Live within your means IL you have
20 take a cent Daily TO do IL.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-04

The Statesman should not ruin
Judge Hubbard's chances by support
ing him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-04

Ihs Shakers AAVe made gTeat An. TAsis
Digestive Cordisl is sAid 10 ks ths mosi sue
eessiei remedy Coz stomach troahles evsr
'nlfodsesd. Il Immediately relieves al
PAin and dlsiFeu ai,sT sagiag, bailas az tAs
ieeels gsiem and makss tks weak stfsag
The iaet 4. ioods ptopesly diesasl .se
better tAal se-oallsd lSaies. fAs CssAial -,
onl( eoa1alns tood already alsssls1. ~ 4,
|. d'geslsI ,si ether foods. Eood thai N "A,
d,ges,ed docs u.ase harm than good, Peonls
Sho oss the Coodial insaEss ne diesstloa al
What ioed they cat AAd in this vsy gst ths
osnens q I and ggos s,feag.
!. lhe htle pAmphleia Nhleh the SAaksr,
have ssnl druggists sof isss assrieaslcs. 60
.nla mach iassssaiiDg iniOrnAtioa "a Ia sae-
isst ct dysPspsa.
Lass 3 nos aiktsts u krassa lila n,,A.
'ng ~ cAH~ ~ n.as pAlsisklf
Children Cry Cor
esanhers castesln.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-04
.Rathsi Ra,hs, R.,hs,

Baths Raths! Baths!
Go TO the porcelain baths, six baths
for 81, Children's haircutting, under
- years OF age, Is cents.
l-i-lm j. G. MILLS, Prom.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-04
.HE WOMAN

who takes the surest
way 70 gain a beautiful
color aud a wholesome
skin will not take the
cosmetics, paints and
powders which soon
injure the skin. Sal
low or wnnkled face,
dull eyes and hollow
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-04

Can we stand on the Cleveland gold
standard and prospers-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-04
SALEM WATER co,
Ofie,. willamette Hetel Building.

VITILfi W'WtIHtIIt HcItI buHln0,
For water service apply at Office. Bills
payable monthly in advance. Make all
complaints al the office.
Open sPieket TO prevent freezing, posi-.
lively prohibited. Care should be taken
II in danger OF freezing to have stop and
waste gate closed see section rules and reg
ulauon No deduction in bills will be al.
lowed for absence or for any cause whatever
unless water is cut Of from premises.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-04

allIst
The morning times., 1896-12-02
COST OF GERMANY'S NAVY.
Government Asks an Annual ApprO-
priation of oO,OOO,OOO Marks.

Berlin. Dec. 1.-The Reichstag today re-
sumed the debate on the estimates. Adj
miral Won Hollmann, head of the navy.
said that in order to replace the fleet. the
value OF which was 320,0O0,O0O marks,
by new vessels. 80 900 900 marks annually
should be provided in the budget. The
government, however, he declared, only
asked for 90, 100000 marks annually.
In the course OF his address Admiral Won
Hollmann referred to the heroism of the
sailors OF the German ship Itlis. who went
down with their ship off the Chinese coast
during storm, cheering for the emperor.
The members vigorously applauded this
portion of the admirarS speech.
Count Won PosadOw SIX v " elmer. minister
of the imperial treasury, stated thai it
was impossible Ia ignore the right Ol the
various federal states to a portion of the
surplus OF the imperial revenue. and he eX-
pressed hope that an agreement would be
reached by the government and the cham
Der, so that the federal states would not be
objected to excessive demands. He also
hoped, he said, that the redemption of the
public debt would be pushed.
Relative to the operation of the sugar
tax law, Count Won Posadow SIX y-Wehner
would express no opinion, ,say wing he believed
the law had not yet been long enough in
operation to render it advisable to do SO.
The subject of abolishing the bounties on
sugar, however, was still being consider red
by the government.
The morning times., 1896-12-02
POSTPONED THE INQUIRY.
Typo Investigation of the Operative
Plasterers Deferred.

The investigation which was to have
been Instituted last evening by the Griev-
ance committee of Columbia Typographi-
cal Union, Nc. l01, as to the claims OF
the Operative rlastercrs' Union and Plas-
tercrs' Assembly, No. l6ii, X. of l..
as TO their claims for recognition as reSu.
larly organized and properly constituted
iabnr bodies, was postponed on account
of the representatives OF the former.
The grievance committee, consisting OF
Messrs. Eugene :. Browa, chairman; w.
Lewis. I. Il. Hoa gland, and Charles V.
Juno, and the representatives of Knights
OF Labor plaStercrs, were present and ready
to proceed. MIR. ]. L. Rodier. member
of Columbia Typographical Union. who
will conduct the investigation on the part
of the Operative Plasterers, was present
and anxious to proceed, but under the
circumstances it was impossible.
The knights OF Labor plasterers were
represented by the executive board com
posed of Mcssrs. Daniel Mahnney, master
wor rkman L. a. No. 1911; Clements, Stick
les, John Mahoncy, and Carmody. Mr..
Shelby Smith, also Il member of Columbia
Typographical Union, win act attorney
for the Knights of Labor plastcrers, and
thorough investigation of the case on
its merits may be expected.
Messrs. Lawson, Boyd, Bailey. Sweeney.
aud Sheehan were present, as witnesses
in behalf of the nights of Labor piasterers.
The morning times., 1896-12-02
DUTTON FAILED TO PAY.
Alleged New York Swindler BuncOed
PennSylvania, LAWYER.

vellsboro, Pa, Dec. IA great deal
of interest is manifested here over the
trial OF Stephen A. Dutton in New York
on the charge OF swindling, because of his
connection with the murder trial of Mrs
Charlotte Howell last year.
Mrs. Howell was accused of poisoning
twenty-year-old Libbie Knapp. She was
Dutton's sister, and he and two other
brothers came from New York to help
her through the trial. They gave out the
information that they We're miionaires,
saying they We're extensive commission
merchants and wharf owners in New York,
and they proposed that money shouldnot be
stinted IN their sisters behalf.
George w. MerricE was counsel for the
woman and during the trial labored so in
cessantly that he was threatened with
collapse. To his indefatigable efforts
was conceded the acquittal Of Mrs. Howell.
At the close of the trial the Dutton
brothers gave Mr.. Merrick n note for
$1,000 as a return for his services. This
note fell due in three months. At the end
of that time 1t went to protest. and
to this day Mr.. Merrick has received nc
money for defending the woman. No
body by the name OF Dutton could be
found at the address given by the brothers
The morning times., 1896-12-02
- So
THAT LIGHT CONTRACT.
1t Is Believed the commissioners
Will Now Make the Award.

The opinion rendered by Justice Cole of
the District supreme court denying 10 the
United States Electric Light Company the
injunction asked for to restrain the Com
missioners from executing a contract with
the Potomac Electric Power Company for
certain street lighting is held by the CCm-
missioners, it is understood, to leave the
award of contract i'll it original state, and
further, that, as matter OF right, there
is no appeal.
The courr had presented for its conSidcra-
tion an application for a permanent re-
straining order. in effect, and refused to
grant it. There is no action, it is held by
some, upon which to base an appeal, no
| order of affirmation, certainly, of
proposition deemed objectionable by
either party, but it was simply a declina-
tion to do what was asked.
1t is expected, therefore, that unless the
court of appeals shall issue some process
| to prevent it, the contract will be duly
executed, comforting upon the Potomac
company the right to excav1te for conduits
| on streets not now lighted, but where
electricity as an illuminant has been or
| dered.
The Commissioners are on record as in
favor of municipal ownership of all Con-
| duits, with authority to rent the privilege
| of using them at a price that will be
equitable and just. They are opposed,
| they say, to digging up the asphalt for the
| laying of conduits in streets where there
| is already sufficient underground space to
accommodate all the wires. Where new
conduits must be laid, however, they are
/ in favor of competition
1t is not yet developed what action will
| be asked OF the court of appeals nor have
| the Commissioners had official notice of
| the character of the next proceedings.
The morning times., 1896-12-02
JOHNSTON INAUGURATED.
New Executive of Alabama Takes
the Oath of Office.

montgomery, Ala, Dec. l = Gov. Joseph
r. Johnston was inaugurated governor Of
Alabama today. The greater part Of his
address was devoted to matters of State
interest and he went into considerable de-
baiiia and the possibilities of her agricul-
turai, mining and manufacturing indus
tries. In reference to national affairs, the
governor says:
The hot political contests of this event
ful year, that aroused 50 much passion
are now behind US. the people have regis
tered their will and all good citizens should
yield cheerful obedience to their man
date. If they have not erred in their YER
dict on the great question that broke
party lines, returning prosperity Will soon
confirm their judgment. IL they have
erred no misrepresentation nr coercion
can deter them from setting aside the
verdict and driving from place and power
those who have miscd or deceived them.
We have nothing to ask of the federal
government except equal laws, and per
haps the perfection of 4 system Of coast
Gefcnses that in case of sudden war would
enable our citizen soldiers to defend this
fair land from invasion and maintain the
national honor.
Considering the gallantry OF our
brethren, who in Obedience to the call of
duty, were prodigal in deeds Of vaIOr in
the war between the States no one could
doubt that should occasion arise even more
splendid achievements would adorn the
derense or home and national intpgrii =
by the men or this generation