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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-23
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can
NOT be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
r. !. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo, y.
We. the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last 10 years, and
helieye him perfectly honorable 10 all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry cut any obligation made
by their tirm.
WEsT & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, q.
WALDrNG, K1NNAN & MARvGN. Whole
sale Druggists. Toledo, ..
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter,
nally. acting directly upon the blood
aud mucous surfaces OF the system.
Price 7jc per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists. Testimonials free.
Halls family Pills are the best.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-23
$4,000 Saved Annually
A Plain Statement Of the City Bond
ing Proposition.

the coming special city election for or against gsnt the
payers significance OF that elections TO themselves and
Saea with question adjusting floating
nde1a9e aP e. October l5 lso: 9ppz%atIng $4,000 rnci
The per per and TO do it as
10 assuming t6 duty the council b5s three chaTterpryedges
under which may operate namely To bond 10 tn sum ~ rave &
payers upon property the To refund warrants in said
year additional general tax upon the assessed values
Which three expedea:. the cheap
~ 6a NTH e ] coeeof m OF Se ~ peoTe @ 10 solve With @ bond
issue before years aod rate Of
abo nii 6st i6 plon is the be and elsest
way out Of the financial difficulty But is it?
attractive a. commercial commCdV as the bonds Inc
Of warrant and tue bond would quickly while
e6a aud daooa u6a e @ but nD caav capa T9d
mains he st,IgsIt and I,t tha tbe nds ' AZ pe
cent interest per annum would cost the city 1920 year while the
difference favor the bonds OF $1,000 Another fact
bruied mere early February syndicate Of capitalists
interest per cent per aonao and
w. ~ M % i oIhe b te g was teGeu y IeSsatNf en2Gmg9 T
an must carry the limit Of Interest fixed by
tue conclusion a the bonds really the cheapest for the
would entail liked Interest charge upon city sa2Oper year
and larger liked income j. This true But while
original deot within It's limit, permitting
Y yer % @ no Soq @ ysa5 & out & 70 sr subsequent a9dong
interest pure and simple and for which she has nothing within
H. is said, Also that the funded bonds spirit
oi feckene>s Vii follow 10 the administration Of city
be
There @ay be truth Ia t6s 6at viii ot come 10 To F pa a a te
themselves.
responsible The preserved contains
clause providing for the dining,
alderman who shall dare ia the future tangress
CITY ALd
The % cent warrants II sold would up by city
revenues from all about
sun outstanding
THIS period,
larger debt Win It, increasing
an $500 aud here again the bonds advantage by
Sl60 -
the possibility OF using the third ex9dent mill general
TAX TOO remote to be- discussed a present
The logic % of
gry, prompts the
beyond an question
quickest safest, aud cheapest nSs
The bonds be
interest Tllht salem,
iaiuile, pubC
tos viii he 90 the 10 watch guard the admipson NJ
ner aH % may he safely presumed they
Iof an intelligent aud seryiceabe oversight times
TAXPAYER.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-23

y = - ahA after leW bottles prfp used nts
HNtN itforpNNle improvement Nonuuufna
~ y .AffA vac UiaNaso Was fnnrad uift nf fn A.
NfiNAt and q oontnlrte cufr uas che rs'ssIf
eNN. ~ Az Nno have this dreadful d.saa.s h,
t,aleen thcifleal lrualment. which has ns,er
w. ~. w ~ sAs Fs,t snd take \. ~ reni,
10 continue the wrong treatment for
latarrh 4 20 continue e. suffer SWiftis
oiA'clne 10 real blood remedy. ana
eNres 0hstinatc, deep-seated diseases
which other remedies have no eanet
whatever upon, Ii promptly reaches
Natarrh. aud never IA a. 'ti,., 49,, ~.
mnsl nnnrtlk af...l ....... ~ f''N
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-23

amendment. thereby clearly demon
stating that the increase 10 the num-
Der Of supreme judges was not poD-
alar dema nd.
1--WE should.recognize the will Of the
people as supreme law. II they do
not desire an increase 10 the number
of members of the supreme court, IL
seems that my duty IS clear TO. pre-
vent such Increase being forced upon
them"
This hts the Oregon case very
nicely. There was no demand from
the people for any increase or assist
ance for the supreme court; and no
move has been made. looking 70 the
submission OF constitutional amend
ment covering tue matter. IL was
not proposed toglve the people any
thing 70 say.
Another point is covered by Gov
ernor Poynter when he says:
"rbe law as IN operIti1n the past
six years has tendency 10 lessen the
weight and lower the dignity Of our
supreme court decisions Two mem
Derss Ofl the court constitute o
majority, and their agreement
constitutes the opinion Of the court
II has happened that an opinion 80
written has been met by dissent b.
the other member of the court, and
all three Of the commissioners. whal
weight can such au opinion possess
when quptsd 10 the courts OF othel
statesY They could only bring our
courts decisions luto disrepute, II not
into open contempt"
Asa substitute, he recommends the
very expe1lent which WAS resorted T.,
here 10 Oregon The public serylce
does not demand the services uf this
commission. The appropriation Of
sufficient funds 10 enable the supreme
court 70 employ expert clerical help,
VI when occasion demands, referees Of
unquestlOned legal ability aud fitness,
would meet all thc requirements "
the public serYlce."
While summing up the manifold in
lqulties OF the late legislature, II
night be as we'll 10 remember thnt
the much derlded body did slt down
Ou the commission proposition, a.
Though II was pushed by a strong
lobby aud by all the lawyers and was
recommened by both the out-golng
and incoming governors.
Ia any case Inc people should con |
themselves that the scheme |
vas not carried. IL was plan % ere /
lte new offices, which would be avail.
able as rich "plaees" for politicians
Sho no longer dared trust their
chances for Office TO a vote of the peo-
pic. For these commissioners we're
not 10 be elected by the people, but
appointed" by the legislature or by
.he supreme court, aud would help to
well the number of Office holders. over
which the people have no control,
The JoURNAL die not favor the
cheme and will oppose 10 lfit bobs
~ again. The people do not want IL.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-23

This Is the gardening time OF the
year There + no pleasanter or more
profitable recreation, barring the raids
Of insnfsent poultry But. leaving
you 10 deal With your own fowls aud
yoar aeighbors. We ufge you 70 pui
Ia an hour every evening. even
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-23
United Artisans En,etainmen,


Capital Assembly No. si, Unit, d
Artisans, gave an entertainment aud
social at their ball In the Turner
block Wednesday evening, which wa,
decided success 10 every particular.
The hall was illed 20 It's fun capac-
lty, With The members aud their ia
vlted guests aud all seemed 10 enjoy
themselves Immensely.
Fine music was furnished by the
Bickinsto orchestra throughout the
evening.
& II Lane presided, aud steered
the program, which was very well
rendered aud consisted u tls follow
INK numbers;
f'ano Solo",...... Bertha Clough
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-23

after supper IL 10 better time
affords. on the home garden,
Small fruit. vegetables, flowers,
vii par far more 70 you and your
family than the mooey value. The
strawberry alone Is worth cBltiyating.
Most OF the strawberries On the
market are picked before they are
ripe Tfyou can get an early variety
and late, you can have strawbcrrles
Two months lfyou have never tried
II, put out . patch ten BY twenty
feet. with about afty plants.
They will feed an ordinary family
doring their season. II you have
water 10 ifrlgate, cultivate the ground
finely until the runners start, and
then le. the whole become one solid
matted bed o. plants. The strawberry
naturally rlpens most perfectly under
It's own foliage. You will be sur
prlsed how mueh fruit will be pro-
duced
or course, you will not have perfect
success nor learn all about 1t the first
season. But you apd your children
VIII be benefited by learning 10
garden. You bad better teach them
" become self.sustaining, selfre.
spectlng citizens along that lIne than
by chasing after clerkship and
teaching them 10 prey on their fel-
low.men. Strawberries can be set out
Tor month yet.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-23

Can you tell me-" asked his wife
'e"rniully, after looking over the pfo.
Pef'y he had Just purchased. "Mhar
ever induced you 10 buy this place y'
- can'' he answered promptly.
What s' she demanded.
'one 81 the smartrst real estate
agents 10 this part of the country,r
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-23
Foul Smelling
Catarrh.

Oatarrh is one of the most obstinate
diseases, aud hence the most difficult
20 get rid of.
d. There is but one way TO cure II
rue disease Is Ia the blood, and All the
sprays, washes and inhaling mixtures
"a the world can have no permanent
aueet whatever upon 90. SWifi's Sna.
'lilo cures Catarrh permanently forit h.
ne only remedy which can roach ,be
iisease and iowe ID from tho hlood.
Mr.. u, z. McAlllster. of liarrssh,rg
N.hn had Oatarrh for years. he writes,
h. ~ could sco un Improvement vhal,,..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-23

u matter Of public interest 20
know who are the real owners Of a
salem newspaper II isthe real owner
the pgblic must oeal with. The real
owner dictates lts policy toward pub
llequestions u. attitude toward party
questions. rs relation toward public
o1iclals and private citizens.
1.-THE real owners 1f the paper are
political scbemers who operate be
hind the curtain. add a staff of sal
arled journalists merely execute their
secret DEGREES, the public never know
what real Importance 70 attach to the
opinions Of the paper Il makes about
as bad work asa Mormon polygamist
board back OF a ladies seminary, "
such thing can be Imagined.
The Salem Printers Uuion will coD-
fer au eYerlas ling benefit on this com
munity IL they will compel disclos-
sure Of the real owners OF the morning
paper. IL is kncwn who are the real
owners OF all other Salem papers A
suit has been appealed 70 the supreme
court that will cost THE JoURSAL a
great deal of money 10 establish who
are not rs owners.
Unless the public can know who he
real owners OF paper are they are not
going " be much influenced by lts
opinions. They are not goiog 20 con.
tribute 70 Its support, because they
may be only contributing u enrich
man who Is already robbiDg the com.
muDlty 10 a dozen waSs So the Print
els' UniOn 10 their tight 10 disclose
the real owners of the morning ps.
pr. are the real bsuefactors of that
property 10 proportion as they succeed
The faliacy Of raising a 5000 purse
at Salem 20 belD out the State Fair -
again aired IL u a costly fallacy
aod has done more TO make the fair
local enterprise than all else. THIS
passing the hat for a state institution
asa local charity Is an incongruity
that 70 any ordinary man ls utterly
ineomprehonSlble sud not credltable
70 average intelligence. IL Is To be
hoped the new state fair board viii no,
sanction any such proceeding, nor tle
themselves up 10 such scheme, be-
cause every man or woman who do
mated a dollar would expect 70 make
IL back twice oyer out of the fair
The new board with no debt, with
1900 a year 10 make fair. with arst
class plat Of grounds aud buildings.
" they cannot make fair with
An exhibit OF the agricultural
resources ~ Oregon. this state had
better quit this line Of experiment
Ing Llnu eouaty, Portland aud
other counties are loing ahead 10
hold exhibitions without state aid.
Lot the new board get down 10 busI.
ress, choke on the salem state far
pash. abolIsh the deadhcads, invite
me s1uthern Pacific tv help, snow
IFae American entorprise, horse sense
'nd business capacity. and they will
'core a great success.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-23

Can you see the difference between
per cent aud ner celty Ia Salem's
case u 'neans saving of $3.50 an
nnally, aud should be voted FOR rext
Thursday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-23
THE COMMISSION THAT or
EGON HAS ESCAPED.

The legislature Of Nebraska recently
passed bill establishing, or ra,he,
fe.es1ablishlng a comaisfion 20 assist
Tue supreme court Governor Poyn.
'ef' however vetoed the measure. and
hls reasous may oeofinlercst b. people
mere as tne measure was practically
The same a. the one which lately M ct
''' defeat 6efofe our own legislature.
l's-ems that slmilar systom had
oeeo 10 operation Ia Nebraska before.
and had pmsed unsatisfactory. COY.
ernoT Poyu,er's veto message says Ia
pauG
Tue law creating the sapreme
court commission vas enacted because
q va Thought the Interests Of the
oeople demanded q Il vas only To-
Ieneei a. q Gakeshli, To help out the
supreme court uatll the people them.
el'es could amend the state e6nslilu. 4
ioo, ~ that the buabof ~ supreme
curt Judges could be Increased. TIE
eop'eltion Tor such ameodmsnt has
yea saomi,sed 20 ,he people twice
. their ratification, ana tdey have
'th iimes failed 20 ntlty such
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-23

AIS fwaiei Min rrr,y.
hni WASHES, and diuvr
entinhaliur rrmv,iirs-
in iach I couldfccl that
each WlntrrIwasw,r.r
Nian thr var previous
"ftnhlly III NJ.
hinnEhtto my noffgt
that atOatarrhMnsahl,,.f
disease, anti aflfrlhInk
lhs over the matter. 4
saw M Wasungaas snnalit
le eNls'ct to he cuul ~
Nmeiiies which only
ftachro lhe suriarr
then NnrfHH.N H.. 80
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-23
WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION
STEAMER VIM M. HOAG,
Captain Geo Raabe.
hnhLing between Portland and Corvallis
stopping az all way landings. ''''S'''S'
RINEH Cnrrunrrr

rIs.s .'S"IHet las been EQUIPPED Win nr.l-
piano. iHeinaing an elegant
d sssTgsssed for carrying both iraighs ana
D'ek-footoi state street.
C. NAERTz, AgsnL
salem, Oregon
O. SULLIVAN, ehs0k
Aeaag oNttn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-23
Old Soldiers

y HYou served ninety davs in tn,S
Union Army or Navy during thsS
war OF the Rebellion. ana masst
HOMESTEAD ENTRY oFS
-sss THAN 100 ACRES pRloRS
gro JUNE %, 1874. youara a., (
'uea 70 an additional rish 8
(Which I will buy, paying hlga (
price No middle men Vo;'[
deal direct. Widows and minorZ
torphans Of such deceased so,-N
SSa'srs have the same risht. <
JERE. COLLINS. <
E Ia d&w uFtr,,, ,,..- Z
&NLNENNNxNx.Ay -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-23


Next tO living our own lives rightly
most persons have tue care of chill
dfer. Proper feeding Of children has
a great deal % do with their sue 'es'
in life aud the entire formation u
their character. or course, tbeJ
should have enough. but II
IL remarkable fact that Ia
this land Of abundant food and
even 10 many wellto-do families cbll.
dren are not allowed 20 have enough
70 eat. They never leave the table
fully satisfied. They always wear q
searching, unsatisned look, aud are
ready " pick up and grab and eat
anything they lind anywhere. They
are even tempted 70 steal things 10 eat.
Where does the trouble come inp D.
the parents not have enough ? Is The
child naturally prone 20 be evil and
dishonesty The writer il Of the
opinlon that there Is TOO much In
Jndicious regulation, by parents and
others. The child Is not even allowed
70 eat all the oatmeal mush, drink all
the milk, or eat all the bread aud but.
Ter II wants. So oo ad Indnltum.
Everything Is regulated. So much
n this, 10 much Of that, eat this 10
-hls way, that Ia that way, this FIRST
aud that last, untll all the natural
healthy cravings Of the growing child
are o5literated and the parents Will
d substituted Tor the animal appetite
which Is a god given Instinct 40 far ~
punishment ~ concerned, be II child
y chicken. Let your child eat all II |
wants OF whatever Il wants aud |
whenever II wants, lfyou have TO 40 |
Without something yourself, 80 long |
IS IL Is clean, Wholesome food. Next
o letting your child have all the sleep |
! wants, let IL have as much freedoui
: possible In the choice Of food that
is own nature Graves.
II our Heavenly Father endowed /
lac laub aod the chick with Instinct
unielent 10 Gull rs food from the 10
nlte variety II iinds on the earth. |
urely you can have enough coaa
euce Ia The wisdom aud gooduess 1f
be Creator TO permit sour offspring
, eat it' till Of what II likes aud trust
: appetite 10 supply the cravings OF
. growing physical organism.
.eause your well meaat rules
ID regulations may be all
Fong' No two doctors win /
zee 10 telling What your child
Ieuld eat 80 DO not teach il 10 lie
ID steal BY euaetlng a multitude Of
gulations as 20 what. when, how.
~ much aud how often Il shall an.
.er the irresistible demands OF lis
gostiyc organs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-23

The best medicine money can buy
tot Impure blood, nervousness, aud
tll stomach and kidney troubles ls
Hoods Sarsaparillu. 3 2OBt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-23

The Geer administration does not
treat as acfime the putting N the
umuelal affairs ofthe City OF salem
Ia good order.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-23

IL ls rumored that counter petit
llon viii be presented 10 the city
council protesting against the pro-
posed prohibitory auctioneers' II.
ceuse.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-23

Recitation. ........ Gertrude Bashor
HaimOnica Solo,. Lon VAIN
Vocal Duett. .. Patton and LOwery
Recitation. ........-... Myrtle Dfager
Song g............. Cardinal Quartet
Address ... Geo. W. Granni~
Recitation ..... Chas. Wentworth
Vocal Solo. Anna Atwood
Piano Duett Misses Tdrpley and
..... .... ....... ....... Hufst
Recitation ......... Mrs. ~ Jones
Vocal Solo,. ... Mrs. Holland
This program was excellent 10 every
number and there were several en-
cores. Rev. Grabnisi address was an
earnest exposition Of the strong
points Ct the order Of Artisans, 10
which the gentleman is a prominent
member and earnest wnrker.
Ice cream and cake we're served 10
abundant quantities and " delicious
quality
After refreshments we're disposed
~, the music had Us natural effect 90
the nerves OF the younger people, the
hoDr vas cleared aud dancing was 10.
dulged IN for an hour or ~.
The affair throughout was of the
pleasantest, and the United Artisans
can congratulate themselves on their
uuqaliied success
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-23
JOURNAL x RAYS

The Geer crowd at Salem are get
ting some pretty good men onto the
state payrnlls.
No one has yet ascertliued who is
the power behind Theodore T. Geer.
-.
Does 10 look as though the heads of
tate institutions were not going to
ave any more control over subOrdi
mates under this administration thau
They did under the last
-.
All the state fair push were re-
elected by the 9ll-wise old state board
~ agriculture. Now they are wonder
tng II the new board will fall into
hertz and keep them all.
All the asylum physicians had
themselves reelected by the old state
officials for four years Then talk
about a change Of administration.
TT
Invitation are out for a banquet %
be given 40 Portland April l3 in
honor OF Thomas JetfefsJn's birthday
When reform Is 10 be accomplished
In public affairs u Is remarkable
TACT that IT'S done by barking back 10
Old Tommy Jeffersons principles
ttt
OF course, 90 one Will ask the ques
tlou, did Supt Lee or Gov. Geer make
the prison appointments
-.
Coy Geer should keep all the present
national guard Officers, Keep up
,hree skeleton regimental organ.
zatlons, three reglmental headquar-
.cfs. Then when another war breaks
iut have nearly as many officers a.
oriyates aud not priyates enough 10
ill one regiment. by all means keep |
no all the double-headed Official cx-
Eyen Ex.Gov Lord says
lie national guard costs twice what /
. should. Who are Geer's advisers
lnyhowy His enemies
ttt
March 30 will be "A historical day for
'ilem, because it VIII mark new
Inancial era Ia It's history?
Reforms, viz, common sense. come
low, but Salem will vote that 4 per
cnt home bond loan next Thursday
nd wipe out that per cent floating
eot almost unanimously
The straight honest worker in mol.
les cannot always count on recog.
ition, even In the Republican party.
44t
They do say our dear friend Bm
herrlngton's nose Is broke once
ore But his hide Is thick and he
Ia stand II bftles'n some Others
-.
Publish the real owners Of the Push
'wspaper. =
ttt
IL N rumored that counter petl-
20 viii be presented 10 the city
uncll, protesting against the pro.
sed prohibitory auctioneers' n.
lse.
ttt
The Geer administration does not
.at as acrime the putting N the =
auelal affairs ofthe City OF salem
good order L
ttt
'an you see the difference hetveep
er cent aud $ ner ceuty In Salem's
e u means a saving OF s230O an
illy, and should be voted for rext
UrsdaY.
can you tell me-" asked his wifeIA
rniully, after lookiug over the p,o. / \
" he had Just purchased. "ahar ~
induced you 10 buy this place yn
'an' he answered prompty.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-23
.SiIIEass|
.EASslglgsI

,.,,,.. O'.'s ITayel-n choice Of the kl.ow,n,
,cs,,, ,c.,,, s,'., They are all famous or ,bei,
~. N X, x ~ via ogdea and Denver
-. ,,'.Is'' N'u's va aacram.n,o. Ogden and
AIte,5Ss,N,,o'.a er,,s Noa's VIA Sacramento. Najoe
.oA1 Ge4n,Y line of through PULLMAN
r.' 1l-HOS and louRlsTsLEEPERs, San.
Francisco and Los Angeles to Chieag ,his i
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-23
CaOitaI SOAP Works.

Nunn'og az nan blast and milking hes
o. laundry AID toilet so4ps he sue 10 esll
lA me AA'en brand whep ou sant s,od
A ", ANDEREGG
Manage
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-23

OF course, 90 one viii ask the Ques.
tion, did Supt. Lee or Gov. Geer make
the prison appointments
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-23
Wan GIVE and Take

Ntonlte, tue pho,0snpher.is Wlllirs
20 eAsNanse pictures Tar your mn.
uu,ls. oAer the New York Rackrt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-23
shortest Route Between
BeNtta Valley Points and Son Francisco

J. TURNER Agent, Albany. one.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-23

All the state fair push were re-
elected by the 9ll-wise old state board
u agriculture. Now they are wonder
lng II the new board will fall into
heir trap and keep them all.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-23

Publish the real owners OF the Push
newspaper.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-23

The Geer crowd at Salem are get
ting some pretty good men onto the
state payrnlls
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-23

Does 10 look as though the heads of
Iate institutions were not going to
ave any more control over subOrdi
mates under this administration than
they did under the last?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-23

March 30 will be historical day for
Salem, because 1t VIII mark a new
financial era Ia It's hlstoryy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-23

Reforms, viz, common sense, come
slow, out Salem will vote that 4 per
cent home bond loan next Thursday
aud wipe out that per cent hoatlng
debt almost unanimously.