Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-05-10

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Nobody has ever yet TO the present
called Dunbar "the watch dog Of the
treasury"
OSam Hayden is the man who turned
the light on the court house jobs iu
Marion county.
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Judge Boise never deprived a mau
on trial for his life of chance to
prove his Innocence.
Honest John DOptn for state treas.
urer would give the people a new deal
in that institutions; aud the BANKERS
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The effect war uas un the prices of
Michigan lumber may Cause Alger 10
give up his portfolio in Mckinley 5
cabinet.
We are the fusion party. We are
going 10 fuse y wili he middle roader
PJpulists. aud the Indians II they'll
have use. Q. ?.
The county iickrt OF the Union
party will do~ II the old court house
Ing IL hey have To do it as Sampson
did the Philistines.
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Geo. Clymor looks like Populis
but he keeps the whiskers on tina
court house l1wn trimmed closer than
the down Ou dudes chin.
Will the Republican party kindly
explain why the children Of Oregon
should have to pay more for their
school books, than hey are Sold for in
other states.
FoUND.-An old, ragged and badly
worn tow shirt. The shirt has the ap-
pearance of having been cast off. 1t
was found near the Geer ranch IN the
Waldo hills.
Col. Alley, tho publishing an able
Republican daily at Baker City, has
no use for King for Governor. Well,
none of the silver turncoats have,
from Mitchell down.
Mules are In great demand; war has
caused the prices to advance a hun
dred percent. At last the editor OF
the great Statesman can be appreci-
ated at his true worth, II he can get
l.. II. Mcmahon to give his pedigree
Republican State Chairman Geo. H
Steel returned from Washington, d
wiser and sadder man. He wanted
the Portland postoffice and he wanted
money to buy votes. He only got the
frigid shake.
viii II. King can't be given Ger
tificate Of character by the Baker
City Republican until its editor, Col
Ally, explains nov lie worked the state
as Soldiers Home commissioner fol
the price of very necessary utensl
he broke at the hotel In Rosehurg.
IL is authorltatiyely reported thai
Mr.. Hendricks, chairman of the con
gresslonal committee, has received
$4,000 to be used for the election oI
Hon. Thomas Tongue. We wonder
how much the Statesman will appro
pirate of this sum for its influence c?
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That $4,000 To lie used for the elec
tion OF Hon. Thos. Tongue indicate,
the methods TO be adopted by our op
ponents. No such sum can be legiti
mately used in this district, and
hence it may be used for the purchas,
OF hobos.
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II the county clerk OF Marion
comfy had been a Popullst and hao
been charged by his own paper with
being mixed up in the Marion cour
house jobs, and the Union party haC
put him up for secretary OF state, II
would be parallel to the Dunbar
nomination. Would 1t not?
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We fear the Oregonian is gettin,
too personal about discussing Wilson
t. Hume's record. To mention tha
a district attorney grabs $4,000 fee
in two years Is getting too specific
Jo Simon ought to call the OregoniaI
of.
There were never two cleaner mel
put up by the Union party for stat
senator than Lewis Grifiith and Geo
b. Dlmmlck. They are men VIII
can't lie, won't steal aud don't TAX
bribes. Such men are hard for tn
boodlers TO get along with In the leg
islature.
The fact, which the CAPITAL JOUR
NAL suspected all along. has beer