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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-30
To-NIrhl ana ra. .Manaw mann.

Aud each day anu night during this
week you can get ut any drugglst's =
komp's hRisam Tor the rhfaal aud
Lungs, ackuow lodged 90 be the most
Hgcccsaful remedy ever sold for
Ioughs Group, bronchitis, Asthma
and Consumption. Get a bottle to.
day aud keep n always Ia the house,
- you can check your cold 40 once
Price soc aud hOc sample bottle ffee,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-30
A FAMILY LOST.
While Going TO Bury one, All Were
Drowned.


TOLEDO. o., Jan. 30 The loss Of an
entire family in Lake Erie Is reported
here. On one OF the islands in the
Bass group lived a family named Rob
son, The family consists Of the
fatherl mother, a daughter Of 20, ason
Of 3, and a hired man, Henry NJ.
Martel.
The little boy died and his parents
determined To take the body back TO
Canada. whence they came. A clinker
boat was used, the entire family start
ing on the perilous journey. The
battered boat has been found and the
body OF woman reported found re-
Gently near Port Burrell, on the Cana
dian shore, is presumed to have been
Mrs. Robson. The other bodies haYe
not been found.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-30
heauty IL niood neen.

h.,,,,.' S,,SH u. oioOl means clean skim. \,
ne cis,n ',Hoo' ,e q, O's,arets, Candy Cathar.
stirring up the ayy liver and 8r;y,n.'s S.sSn' oy
ullles nom the body. ReSin $50. ,'.e az 'ill'
Vshish pimples, boils, blotcbss blseSsSy 20
Sau test sekly bilious complsxion ~ ,"I.a..
= -oSauty Tor ten Gems IN 4,.'s
SN''' satisfaction guaranteed. lOc aSs 81 ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-30

Az, Hamilton aud C.. J.. Kurt,
under the lirm name OF Hamilton 4
hurtI' have opened at 0S Court street,
lately occupied bye. ~ Churchill, as
tlnners, plumbers aud dealers ln
pumps aud wind mills.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-30
Chau Cans Between Pouland, and A

Ihau Cars Between Portland and Albany.
Comfortable upholstered revolving
chalfs, observation ends, attractive
smoking rooms, FIRST class In every
particular, % 5centS Portland to Salem,
80 cents Portland 10 Albany. Car on
rear end OF tram, These cars will be
run throul hout the session of the
legislature. I.i7-td
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-30
Dissolution of Partnership

The public are hereby notified that
the musical instrument firm hereto
lore doing a partnership business az
~ State street under the name of
Whale and MOye has been dissolved
the undersigned continuing as sole
proprietor and dealer In pianos and
organs. l.i.5w G.. A. WUATE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-30

Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup IL The Best
remedy for all bronchial affections.
IL Is a great mistake 10 allow cough
or cold 10 run on; Tor 10 may deyelOp
serious throat or lung trouble. Take
bull's Cough Syrup at once.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-30
The Tennessee,

Undersigned has still few thou
sand Of those Tennessee strawberry
plants left at Sl,0O q hundred. They
are the finest table berry, or for the
home market. Early and brilliant
red Now Is the time 20 put out 90
got spring crop. u. HogEH.
d Il W e. Salem. OR
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-30
Come and See"

seq % WE "" en use IN our ads for really do want You IN ca and
WI not tell os6o auu
selling % E m ~ ae o less trouble 20 show goods but our wV M
~ 20 Nlo" henl, aud A. ,,Uh VI
"uo Is only looking, vita
oIlef oI Something
ANOTHER TIII T u9 IN tne smallest infant gray naiu
came An -. compliment u
| w& w& tvt emOodereS advertised or apy other t'
"ehton 20 Tor only "" We
" A' the people read ads more tbsn ever S "'m da
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-30

be done this week.
NJ. L. Jones aud +. II. Jones have
contracted $1,000 pounds OF hops OF
this years crop to r. A. LlYesley &
|Co. The price t0 be paid for the hops
/ Is 10 cents per pound and cents per
pound Is 10 be advanced at picking
time. The hops contracted In two
lots " 10000 and 10000 pounds, re.
spcctyely. aud the contracts we're
filed IN the office Of the county re-
cordef
Other documents iiled % Saturday
we're chattel mortgage for $3.50;
three mortgages aggregatiug Sl,GjO,
three satisfactiOns Of mortgages,
amounting tosl ,4jO, and an assign
mcnt of "a mortgage for $40.
-Four decd, with considerations az
gregating sG77, we're also filed as fol-
lows:
julie Picord 10 Edward Picord, lots !
and 3, block 81 in ST. Paul, sj2j
Marion Green and wife TO w. r..
Powers and wife, 10 acres int 9, 3
W, $50.
Lucinda Simmons and husband to
Abigail Horn, II interest IN III acres
lntGs,rl lwsl
Abigail Horn aud wife 10 Lucinda
Slmmons,4 acres in Marion cou nty, 81
Three warranty deeds were recorded
today as follows:
Rachel and Calvin Haworth TO
Katie A. Eyans, Of Missouri, lot 0 OF
Sunnyside Fruit Farm, s2IO0
James Whitlock TO Elizabeth
Whitlock, a v idGw, one tenth interest
Of one-halt Of john b. Whtlock d C,
$500.
Felix Deliste 90 Wm Ilager, all OF
Louis and Marguerite Pritchette, eX-
cept parts heretofore sold, ,3OG 90 acres.
sl.3G3.
Three satlsfactIOns Of mortgages
ana TWO ChaJIel mortgages were re-
corded today
A foreclosure suit has been begun
In Department No. 2 OF the
Marion county court by X. A. Ford
through his attorney wm. Kaiser, NJ.
!. Egan, First National Bank Of Sa.
lem, n. Goodman, Joseph Goodman
and Maria Goodman for $40 interest
and attorneys fee Of 500
An Inventory was filed by Nixon
Blair, guardian Of the minor heirs OF
the COldrsn estate.
In the matter Of tie Mupkers es
tate the final account of Walker as
executor is approved.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-30

Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup Banishes at
once all forms of throat diseases and
always effects a permanent cure. This
wonderful remedy has cured thousands
OF sufferers from bronchitis, hoarse-
ness aud other bronchial troubles.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-30

A very complete brief aud abstract,
prepared In the law orlce or WIN. n.
liolLos aud prlntod at the Sentinel
otlce has been filed In the Magers
case, In support of the motion for a
new trial.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-30

Fine blankets cleaned or dyed aud
nicely finished at steam bye Works,
ihl Commercial sluct, opposite Wi.
Hotel. lai cod N
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-30
Sound as a Dollar.

81 have suffered for the last ten
years from piles, and during the last
two yenrs | was completely laid up
with this disease. | began taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the first dose Of
which did me much good, i continued
the use OF this meeicine, and today, |
am sound as dollar
G.. w. SwAYNE, "
Teamaway, Wash.
IIOOd's Pills cure nausea, headache.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-30

10 CuRn A COLD IN oNH DAY
%, Take Laxative Bron.o Qulniue
laOlets, All druggists refund the
money " " fails 90 cure. pc. The
gehulno has l., b, q. On each tablet.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-30

OUR NORTH WlNDOw-Has
sonie attractive marked down prices in
l,neS OF hose, underwear, knit skirts
iam .Shanters. People are watch
lng our prices moJe than ever Re.
lheihoer lnr goods are an stsnds,3
llnes and sold az close prices. ms
Win the 10 per cent cur. on winter
lnes, means much. ''''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-30

Mrs. Frances Conner died at the
residence OF her son.in-law, NJ. T..
Henderson, near Weston, January 23.
She was 80 years old
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-30
They All Saw

The Salem Special" -four made bv
Try it, az
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-30

Il, o cure "A Grippe, Keep warm, cipreiaIly
1he lee'. aad take ID. Miles Nerune.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-30

Seth Richardson, sr,, died at the
home Of his son west Of Pendleton,
Thursday evening, IIe was born In
Norton, Mass,, september 20, 1916.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-30
Steamer Burning

Nv Associated Press to the JournnI
YOKOHAMA, Jan 30. The Japanese
steamer Namaguchl Maru or Seattle
bound Tor this port, is on fire at
OgIn0hAma.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-30

No-To- Bac for Fifty Conts.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure rn,t,ss ,.,.,.
meh strong, blood pure. SOC, 81. All druggists
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-30

Grip is Staying thousands of victims
DIR. Miles Nervine is curing thousands.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-30

To cure La Grippe, keep warm, especially
the feet. and take DR.. Miles Neryine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-30

Sheriff f. W. Durbin and deputies
have completed the irbsome task OF
copying the 1897 delinquent assess
ment roll. The work OF checking over
the roll and completing the total will
be done this week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-30
Northwes. Dead.

Mrs. KezIah Francis Stone died al
the residence Of her daughter, Mrs ID.
#. Dean, at Coquille city, January 20,
She was born at llarrodsburg, Ky.,
July 10, 1894. Mr. Stone died in De.
cember, 1895. Mrs. Stone had 10 chill.
dren, seyen Of whom are living.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-30
MARION coUNYr MATTERS.

OF public Interest Copied from the Rec
ords in the Several Departments.
Saturday, County Clerk W. W. Hal
issued q marriage license permitting
Miss Rebecca Ruan TO become Mrs. 3.
Frazier. Gibson T.. White witnessed
the issuance Of the license.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14
NOTES AND OPINIONS,
ANGLo-ANIERICAN PLANS.

The Chicago 1nter-Ocean, which for
over twenty-five years has enjoyed the
distinction OF being the leading Re
publican paper i'll the West" admits
that there is some sort of ''skuldug
gerry going on between certain inter
ests in this country and like ones in
England with Il view of bringing about
an American alliance. 1t says,
however. that the administration is
not greatly involved, but that most Of
the talking is being done by the AS
ISOLATED Press. and insinuateS that the
SCATTERING association is drawing
pay from the British government for
its work. The lnter-Ocean also alleges
that Victor T.. Lawson, publisher of
the Chicago Record. is getting sub
stqntiai pay for advocating the un-
American alliance. The inference is
quite plain that British money is be-
ing used the same as it was in 1873.
when silver was demonetizcd, that the
purchasing power of British money
might be increased. Then IL YVES used
to bride one or two Congressman, but
now it is being used to corrupt our
press. The whole game is being worked
III the interests of the money power
and England's far eastern policy. With
the voice of a purchased press and an
administration that winkS at infamy
an attempt is being made to Brighten
our traditional and much loved friend
Russia in her onward march toward
southern Asia 1t is pretended that our
pro British press and the administra-
ton represent the sentiments of the
American people Thus is our sense of
justice being outraged by purchased
mis- representa- ton. The Republican adj
ministration, were 1t so disposed, could
put it's foot down on this conspiracy
But it dare not. The money oower
owns it. just as it owns the Associated
Press and the Chicago Record and "a
lot of other papers. Even the word of
the Inter-Ocean cannot clear the ad-
ministration from the blame.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14

seven years rule ranks her among Rus
sia's greater sovcreigns. one more bold
attempt she made 10 secure her pur-
poses. There were in Moscow a few
regiments of Strcltsi. or imperial
guards, hereditary and privileged
order like the Turkish Janissaries.
Sophia's partisans stirred up these
guards to u bloody rising. and after
somc-iltt++-+i of tortur--;tnd murder OF
Peters relatives ana friends. the boyars
granted the rioters demand that the
inbccile Ivan should he crowned Joint
and chief tsar Sophia has been ac-
cuscd of surrounding Peter in the years
mat followed with seductive tcmpta-
tons and liccn;ious associates Ger
tainly the strong wiilcd, robust boy
grew up without training except such
as he picked UP amid the proligacy and
debauchery of the Moscow streets
SOLE MASTER OF RUSSIA AT IL.
AS Peter grew to manhood his friends
persuaded themselves that Sophia WAS
r,ouins with the Sireltsi against his
He. ON Sroundless night alarm, The
youth fed from Moscow in his shirt
An incident which culOgisis refer to ae
prompt action" This brought on the
final struggle The mobiles and the
church rallied to Peter. Gordon brough,
over even one regiment OF The Stretsi.
sophia was sent to nunnery: her
friends We're tortured and executed. and
Peter was left tsar in fact. rs in name
He was, however. still a boy. despite
his size and strength ana manly beau
iy and for the next five years ne left
the government wholly 10 his counsel
ors. while he amused himself. as be-
fore. carousing and saillnG-cXcopt thai
now FOR this latter purpose he sough,
ArchanSel on the frozen sea" This
experience created Il determination /,
have better ports. The boys sport open.
ed the eyes and heart OF the Statesman
To his peoples needs. Now begins tins
expansion OF Russia which in Peters
life carried her to the Baltic Black
and Caspian. and which. having now
reached the Paciiic. Srasps still at tbs
Mediterranean, the Red sea and the
Indian ocean. Peter. having no ports
of his own. seized his ncighbors. Rus.
STA was already at war with Turkey
and Peter now leads an expedition il
person against A2of Turkey was no
| then Il dccrepit state. She was strong
| er than any one Christian power. and
| a; this time victorious in the heart o
| Europe, she was beseiSlnG Vienna viii
| 200, 900 men. Two russian expedition:
| phia'S time, as did this first one o
| Peters. But failure only spurred th
! man. His return from this defeat il
| 1898. ut 90. marks his real. assumption
| of the government. lie makes unhear'
| of preparations for n new campaign
| Western science is invoked. The court
| of Holland and Austria send artillery
| men; Prussia sends engineers; Nenic
| furnishes a sea captain. Twcnty-si'
| thousand woremcn in cxtemporiSet
i...i'"""As an tho Do.i huns sh-s AatN..
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14
THE BANNER OF THE LORD.
CA Hymn of the Philippine Crusade

CA Hymn OF the Philippine Crusade
Lo! where the banner of the Lord hath
caught the breeze,
Come. all we lion hearted! Rise from
Bonded knees,
And. fierce as mailed crusaders OF their
elder age,
Possess the earth and smite the heather
where they rage!
Look there, the cross is raised beyond
the Asian sea,
Now strike IL blow for God and human
destiny,
What though the far-off' isles shall
claim the rights of man
To worship as they will. to govern us
they can
No hand shall; stay the Saxon where he
sets his face
No law to protect the weaker from the
stronger race:
For war doth set new glory In the
reddening sun,
And might is right, hover the nux-
ing ages run.
Go shout the gospel in the cannon's
dcafening roar:
Go dip your colors in the rebel brea TIL
ing gore:
For grace is swirtest when il hath the
rifles speed.
And mercy sweetest when il hath the
largest need.
so SNAIL the great republic hold her
destined way
Through all the storms and tumult OF
her darkening day
PROFESSIONAL.
Thou great Jehovah, who hath set our
boundaries
In everlasting hills, this side the siren
seas,
Incline our vcnturins feet to tread the
beaten way
OF sweet domestic peace, and halt us
ere we stray,
Teach us anew the lesson OF thy risen
son
Tha; love is law, hover the lus.ful
ages run.
CLARENCE OJ1SLEY.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14

arc the very men who should be stern
ly excluded from every position OF pub
lie honor, profit and trust. Ii i certain
class of our people can educate ana
equip their children according TO pre-
scribed curriculum, or schedule. re-
Quiring wealth and other social al
vantages, that class OF people ana their
children are 10 have. no monopoly OF
any offices. or department, by agree
ment, or understanding. or unfair
compact, else this government VIII
cease to be u republic, gov
ernmcnt Of and by the peo-
PIE. for the people The Gle
ment and class at once becomes liked
in our public administration. and if the
born and bred applicants answer GER
tain prescribed question, or show Il GER
tain knowledge OF certain matters. they
have Office for life though neither they
nor their families have shown any de-
votion or loyalty to liberty and free
government. or even, Il personal char
acter worthy of any trust. much less
a preference, in the public service.
Of course, nobody wants an sno-
ramus anywhere. But still less do we
want scoffer of liberty, IA despiser OF
the people. fawner on power and pre-
tension, or a dissolute knaVe or fool,
foisted on the people, because lie may
have graduated at certain colleges. or
taken certain degrees, or lived abroad
and acquired certain manners, Ian
guages, usages, &c. These special ac-
quirements by the right man are de-
sirable and useful. but by no means in
dispensable or necessary. Admit the
principle. or policy. or practice, and
the lnave or fool who has nothing else
to commend him. whether in the home
or foreign service, takes precedence OF
everybody else. thought the latter may
be fully competent, honest and faith
full to the constitution
IL man be intelligent enough to be
honest and faithful to the constitution
and his country. and is so, he Is far
more competent to serve his people and
country than any foregn-bred and
class-educated Office filler. who is made
for Il soft place, and who looks on his
fellowmen to make such places for
him.
The press and people who urge a pol
Icy and principal which at once bctray
us to Il special class. with special priv
ilege. expressed or understood, are en-
emies OF liberty and the people. con-
sciously or unconscientiously
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14

beaters. architects. workmen. officers,
engineers. to return TO Russia with
MN. where he will keep them to his
service Without reward, in royal con-
tempt of his promises. He studies mil
i'ary art in Vienna. and is just ready
To start for Venice when news of Il re-
volt of the Streltsi calls him home by
forced journeys night and day.
REFORMS, AND WAR FOR THE
BALTIC.
This rising is the last open struggle
of the reacticnarics against European
influence. GOrdons promptncss had
stamped ont the rebellion. Peter cxacts
savage vengeance, partly from pas
sion, partly from policy. These Janis
saries forever disappear-to give way
to European army. a thousand are
executed, after torture, in patches. Pc
ter and his friends 9rcSide in the tor
turc chambers. and when the first lot OF
80 are bchcaded the terrible carpcn-
ter plays his apprenticeship as exc
cutioner, compelling his nohlest boy
also to WELD the aX. This is the final
break with old Russia. Peter hurrieS on
tirv transformation of his people with
the fierce energy OF his ruthless. clear
sighted Will. Having cut off the heads
Of the forces Of reaction. he will cut off
the Asiatic boards OF his faithful sub
iccts. Peters beard is said to have been
thn. but ordinarily this ornament was
as sacred To a Russian as his cue to Il
/ Chinaman. However. one morning, with
rough testing and horscplay. Peter
cOmpclS all who come to his rcception
to be shaved and to have their long
shirts cut short. The mass of the nation
was Of course unaffected. and even most
of he mobiles, aside from the court. kent
/ their boards and robes on payment of
/ fine. The superficial reform did MOI
Of itself go far, but it was typical of
| much.
Revolt was no longer possible in Pc
| tcr's lifetime. but the reactionaries
! gathered round his divorced and Sc
! cludcd wife and his stupid sort of n son.
! Alexis. to wait for his death to undo
| his WORK. Toward the close of his life
they seem TO have tired of waiting and
begun to plot. Then Alexis died mvste
| riously during his trial. certainly by
his fathers order and probably under
| the knout. Peters second wife. Catha-
! rine. once I-ivonian peasant girl. art-
| erwards n mistress of his friend then
his own, and finally queen. became his
successor.
Meantime reforms alternatcd with
war. ror the neNt twenty five years
aiier the return from the west. with
Drlel intervals. Peter is at war with
SWEDEN, turkey. Persia or the Cos
sacks. lie had Azof and Archangel
put ne Turks shut up the Black sea
as winter did the White. Only on thj
| bailc could Peter frame his window
| Tor Russia 10 look out Mt Europe
| aWedcn-a great power then-held the
faliic as Swedish lake. Peter will
seize the eastern shore. But his clum
- army o. S0.Qoo is utterly routed q
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14
THE TRUSTS LEADS TO THE
COMMUNE.

In it's latest outg!ving, when the
Richmond Times seemed losing some
of It's extreme and exclusive faith in
trusts, it rallies to its old love, and
says:
Under modern conditions competi-
tors must certainly destroy each other
unless they can find some means for
bridlinS and controlling competition.
We must find that means, or we mus,
give IN steam and electricity. That is
the alternative. in our opinion, and
the more the subject is discussed tho
more apparent we think that will be-
come the alternative. The trlIst-thc
Industrial combnation-is. We think.
natures method OF controlling CONNIE.
tltlon when IL assumes its destructive
form. ard we believe that mankind nj
large VIII come to this conclusion. ms
The subject is ventilated. and il comes
10 have clearer appreciation of IT,
We regret this, and all the more
kecnly because we had hopes that thc
1ilnes would discover that there must
be some means left for all men To ike
ana let live, without this last dcspern, g
resort to device. which makes life
indeed worth living for few. but al
''e rum misery ana destruction OF the
many ii discovers competition to be
destruction. and safety only in mono
poly! How strange, when through SO
many ages civilizations, religions and
PHILOSOPHERS OF human life. competition
has been regarded as the salt of life.
and monopoly the element or cause of
stasnation, decay ana death. How
strange. when already, with trusts JUS;
entering on their career of hnperlal
conquest and greed, the cry OF the peo-
pie is loud and unanimous agains.
them. and demanding liberty as tho
only salvation, and the trusts only find
any good in their domlneorng and
graspng system of monopoly and re-
preston. Surely IL it be what the
Times sees it TO be. whether it be good
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-14

or bad, It is thing not for personal
or private Interpretation. use and direc-
ton. but for the supreme power 10 con-
strue aud direct. No less power is
equal to 1t: no less power than that Of
all should control. or use, or have its
benefits.
1t 10 obvious. that. If the Times be
correct, we must have either a domi-
nation OF private trusts, for the cxclu-
sive benefit of their sharers and promo-
ters and against all outsiders, or Il
commune, suppressing competition and
enforcing monopoly, for the general
good. There is no use of talkin, OF
halfway measures. WE MUST BE
TRUST-RIDDEN. OR WE MUST
RIDE THE TRUSTS. And yet the peo
pie are not ready for the commune.
amy more than they are for the mar
alysing and grinding crush Of the trust.
They VIII submit to neither: for in
either personal liberty perishes. though
the commune at least offers the com
mon swill-tub to all, while the trust
offers nothing TO the people. allows
them neither liberty nor food. but looks
only to the luxury and case Of a few
moneyed men.
AS between the two, even the Times
may be sure which the people will
choose, If the issue be forced by mad
men; but there are still enough good
true ana brave men to avert both evils
ana save liberty, as well as prosperity.
Tor the people. So mote it be.