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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-16

for 10 or 20 years lalo idle, or drawing
interest for the state treasurer. 10 Is
not denied that II has been general
custom Ia Oregon since generations
a. allow the treasurer 10 loan money
The statement has beer publicly made
and not denied that trust funds arc
loaned Out In lots of $780,
coo AZ a time, for which
the treasurer puts live or six thous.
and dollars year Into his own
pocket. We don't say that this IL nov
the case but We say II has been done
10 the past and Is not denied. Under
all the circumstances, the present
condition Of the treasury, with over
three quarters OF a million cash re-
ported on hand, and over one half a
million OF money being composed Of
these trust funds, IN dangerous and
altogether ecandalous from a nnan
cial standpoint. In the same treas
urer's report II II show that'thore Ia
over a quarter of million dollars Of
state warrants outstanding, drawing
FROM 10 10 pei cent Interest.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-16
GA - IRA.
ssas the 1lha Kind You Haze klNays BougAt
''';a''" q Z1Hz2IN

EXPERIENCE IS THE REST TEACHER
Use Aeker's English Remedy in any case Of
coughs, colds OF Group. Should It fail to give
immediate relic money refunded. 2Se and
soc Lunn q Brooks, druggists
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-16
dissolution Of Partnership.

The public are hereby notified that
the musical instrument firm hereto
fore doing partnership business at
l42 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-4-6w u a. WHALE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-16

DYSPEPSIA CAN BE CURED By
using AsksI's Dypepsia Tablets, One little
tablet will give Immediate relief or money
refunded. Sold in handsome tia boxes At acc.
Lunn & brooks. druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-16

Tue political genius selected 20 edit
che push organ ,and a few month ;
later selected for receiver OF the Jour.
NAL by the push lawyers says the
editor ot this paper isa member Of
The lllihee club and drinks there -
Journal.
We presume the Journal means
the editor of this paper, although ne
ls altogether astraY 10 ms suumIses.
There Is not siuctilld ot truth In
the statement that We were selected
Tor receiver % the Journal. fthere
WAS sc never heard \ word about H.
ana know nothing about it.-Salem
independent.
a citizen OF of jefferson came IN
salem To Inform the publishers OF
IiiE JOURNAL that word had been
passed up there hy Interested parties
that receiver was 20 take charge of
lhk JOURNAL aud uaming a person
We had never suspected Of such do.
'lses. ofcourse, II must have been
All malicious lie, something the In.
'e@udeot mau would not be guilty
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-16

BY all means, pass some laws to
help the poor men who are funnlnL
bands Of 5000 70 $1,000 sheep or cat
tie on the public lands Help all the
mOnopolists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-16
"A - TO RIA.
BsaH the The kRd Yeu Rae MRaJs Bolgh'
'''1''' a' &1H2ZIz(

Me- ), A. fsekleT. T. li,or Of the AIican.
o9y, tla.,l Hustler, suffered terribly from
la unppe. One Minute Cough Cure gas
the only rsmedy. Il acted quickly. Thou.
sands OF Others use this remedy as a speci6e
Tor a q iPPe. and les eVhausIiHg aflesr fleets,
Stones Drug Sore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-16
A slek Senator

Ouce Imagined he was 10 heaven; he
had got whiG Of smoke from La
Corona lOc cigar aud Thought u was
insence 10 the gods.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-16

Give the sugar beet men bounty
OF sjO, 1000; give the prune men $4,000;
and put on some more tariff to help
the sugar trust.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-16

Horrible agony is caused by Piles, Burns
andSSkin Diseases, These are relieved and
cured by DeWiu's Witch HaEel Salye. BE.
ware ct limitations Ston,'S Dug Store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-16
WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION
STEAMER VIM. M. H0AG,
Captain Geo. Raabc.
Running between Portland and Corvallis,
stopping az all way landings.
RIVER SCHEDULE

class sS accom- mmodatlons,' including an elegant
plano,
Unsurpassed for carrying both freight and
passengers.
Dock FOotoi State street.
q. MAERTZ, Agent.
Salem, Oregon.
e. SULLIVAN Supt.
Albany, oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-16

The spectacle OF state house ian
itor coming into the Joint cOnven'
ton OF the legislature pulling mon
strous madodorOus cigar, probably
made by Chinaman, while Governor
Geer was delivering bis lnaugral, was
an object lesson In manners TO say the
least.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-16

Secretary Kincald did too many
good things TO have taken any chances
on any other kind.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-16

As long as the board of education
has 10 hire nearly all women and they
have 20 teach more girls aud boys, Is
10 not time the women voters de-
manded a woman Of the school board :
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-16

, be smallest things may exert the eatest
influence. De Wits Little Early R,sers are
anequalled for constipation nd liver trouble,
Small pill, safe pill. S,o e's Drug store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-16
They All Say

The Salem Special" flour made by
that new machinery beats the world.
Try it. AR
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-16
JOURNAL "x RAYS. {"

Gov. Geer should appoint every
farmer a game warden 90 his own
premises.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-16

TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative BrOho Quiuine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money II IL fails 10 cure. 25c. The
genuine has l.. B. q. on each tablet.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-16

A mQrc r.dieulnus ultihod u eusiae
nan who ls su4eunr nom nrfyous enhslls.
uon aed - threatened with nefxuas pgos
1s,lon conld not he will conccltad. Anan
uaQ has oteTNofkcd doea nol need utoft
Nolk. oai lsss Woik and mosF fcsi The
nan Who has losl his appcllis needs somt
thing % isslnit u fhs nan Wh0ag nefges
sfe shattered needs sotnfihlnf % tone and
ttstn4ihcn them. Oei thr ncItcs flnhg and
tound, aHd itiffthInF sleep will follow IA
nltn HAo sleeps Nfll an1 Gals veil and
aitft,s snd assim'lates his ieod Nlll noi
GsIa4in Nl
- c.ses II lhia tlad ni pients ! Golden
Ae&'tei nlAtufefy goen W bed rock :. a.
NfHt censtf II tlcalCs Z heafly appetilr
u snakes ihe dlNrsiion aud aaslnllaiinn
pefirei 4 iuf|GoIaiea The liver a puufes
~ b'ood aet hils i with AZ hil-eiVlae
tlfmfqls ~ thf iond Il bahia ~ aSN
ntah, neN nneell apd neN neite nhlca Il
= ~ anfasliHg eRle ~ nsIFous exhansiian
ANI ntffuu4 pIusiIailon end the hesf nf
AZ mf1itlntH ~ otTIuoIkgd men and ~.
nfn. A hpafsl dlansl1l nanl afsr al
intttlqF fnhetlialf npoh Yoa thereby h.
tNIiInE yoni InfoiliErnce
A l4a 1taltfa teaIufss ~ aril taa ,shai
ynN 4st ~ 90 Nhai hc pIeltls ~ selksh
i4pnfe sake 81 acll
a man ~ Woman who neEieQis tonsiina
tpH 4untfs Hulu SLOW oaisnni1a nlriar
tfftt. tita4enl ftliGs cnit consiipa |
|pn' uae little Flllrl J. fenilS lass. !
~. asa two . mild fatAsF,iiI an medl. A
'Hf NeA'fft ttlI them
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-16

An exchange that has been partly
kept alive for many years by county
aid has the following:
EntlrelY too much money has been
and Is being paid out on account OF
Marion county's "pOor." The poor, q"
In too many cases, are men anxious TO
run no good sized hills against the
county. IL Is an abuse that calls
loudly for correction.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-16

We have mentioned that Governor
Geer did not recommend 20 the leg!s-
lature an increase Of the number OF
the judges of the supreme court. lie
eau read the constitution. Nor, be IL
observed, was such recommendation
made by Governor Lord. lie knew
such proposal meant direct violation
Of the constitution, and that, II put
into effect, IL would invalidate the
supreme court aud make its dndlnge
as worthless as those OF an Illegal Jury.
-OregonIan.
Yet the same Republican pollti-
clans ShO want TO increase the
supreme court, want 70 abolish Judge
Boise as circuit Judge aud leave this
district only one Judge with 1000
more population than the Portland
district with four judges.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-16

for 8. s $. IL based upon what 1t
has already dono---cures actually
made--for many who were in just
~ bad condition as you, perhaps.
IS. IS. $. il The only blood remedy
guaranteed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-16
20U Miles

shorter aud a whole half day quicker
than any other line 70 Omaha, Kan
Sas city, 81. Louis and all other
suInern aud southeastern cities,
1hlee routes east via Denver, st,
Paul, and Billings, Mont. Tickets at
onlces ol connecting lines. If you go
east VIA Omaha, You can stOp on ard
see the Trans-Mississippi exposition
A. c. SHELlJCN.
Geul agent Portland "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-16

fact. a. 70 the real substance OF woere
abouts OF the state funds. IL is not
intended that the people should learn
or know, or that any disclosure should
be made. The state treas
ury Is sealed book. II Is conducted
on dark.lantern methods. For the
last ten years there has always been
from a quarter Of q million TO half
a million of surplus money Kept on
hand. Before encroachIng upon
this mythical surplus let us ask the
question. where has IL been
and what has IL been used for z IL
Is well known that money Is so cheap
that no gschool funds can be loaned
out at per cent upon desirable
security. IL Is generally believed that
enormous sums Of state funds have
been systematically used 70 enrich
private officials, bankers, corporations
ard money loaners. No one denies
this or seriously questions the fact.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-16

J. TURNER. Agent, Albany, o,c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-16
HOO BEST OREGON WEEKLY SLO)

The Model Oregon Newspaper and Family Journal.
limiting News, Fiction, Literary, Ranch and Dairy
and Market News 10 attractive readable FORM
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-16
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co

~ FhAAllsC0. al
s~rtsst, a ~ 49,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-16

soc. and froo, all druggists.
SCOTT q BOWNE. Chemists, New YORK.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-14

she had undergone an overhauling at the
Mare Island navy yard, San Francisco and
therefore was In prime condition for her
duties, The Charleston is one OF the vessels
OF more recent construction and belongs TO
that class which is commonly referred to
as the new navy"
Assistant Secretary Allen Is acting xecre-
sary during the absence OF Secretary Long.
1t was stated at his home that no message
had been received by him during the night.
History Of the Vessel.
The cruiser Charleston, which was built
in San Francisco in lSSs, had dispiaee-
ment of 3.7so tons. was 3i2 feet inches in
length. IS feet inches In beam and 81
feet 8 inches In draught. She was OF steel,
having two propeilers. and two masts with
military tops. She had the following arma-
ment: Two eigh,-inch guns: six Mx-inch
guns; four six-pounders. two three-pound-
and one light gun with four torpedo tubes,
She had q complement OF sos men.
To the people OF the Pacific Coast the
Charleston Is probably the bast known
vessel in the navy. She was the first of
the many fine ships constructed by the
Union Iron Works OF San Francisco for
the government, and ever since she was
launched has been continually on duty in
Pacific waters, visiting nearly every port
on the Coast She was the first vessel
of the new navy to come to Seattle and
spent several months during the summer
of 1899 at this place and other ports ON
Puget sound.
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LONDON. Nov. IL &:30 a. m.-The patti
city OF news from the front still leaves the
chief interest conferred In the arrival Of the
relnforccmen,s. Eseourt dispatches say
that heliograph communication has been
established with 1.adysmith. but so far no
news has been received. the latest date
being November 6, which shows that the
occupants OF I.adysmi,h had no news OF
the outside world since Gen. French
reached Pietermaritzhurg. ana that they
were puzzled al the Inactivity of the Beers.
Every one was confident and cheerful. but
all were suffering from the Inconvenience
OF the siege. bread selling at shillings
per loaf.
Col Powe.rs dashing eorties at Mafeking
encourage the hope that the British gar
risons along the western border are able
to hold out Cecil Rhodes IL employing
S.ooo men. white and black. at Kimberley
In road making. remedy for destitu-
tion.
According TO dispatch from De Aar,
the Beers at Kimberley have got the ex-
act range OF the mines and are constantly
throwing shells at the dynamite huts. Sew
erai OF the latter have been blown up. and
the damage done to the mines already
amounts to many hundreds of pounds.
Among the stories from Brussels II one
that Gems Joubert and Sir Geo. White
have been endeavoring to negotiate for the
eapitulation OF Ladysmith. but have failed
to come to terms.
Lord Salisbury and Lord wo'seiey were
guests of the queen at Windsor last night.
Mrs. Rndyard Kipiing has donated E2o
and some books TO the fund for fitting out
the hospital ship Maine.
The stories OF Father Matthews, cabied
from Lourenxo Marquee regarding the
surrender at N.choisons nek Is too vague
to be very convincing. but in military cir
cies II is considered unpleasant reading.
and II will be impossible to learn the facts
until the officer concerned has been court
martiaied.
The report that the British cruiser Magi-
cienne had fred on the French steamer
Cordoba raises tho doubtful point whether
Great Britain has yet actually declared
war. 1t fs believed, however. that Euro
pean nations have been made acquainted
with the severance Of relations between
Great Britain and the two republics.
II In understood that the admiralty, on
Gen. Buffers advices, has arranged that
cruisers at the Cape should go out to in
terccpt all arriving transports and inform
them OF the latest orders respecting their
destination. which are TO be kept secret
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MANILA, Nov. H. $50 a. m.-News was
received here this morning that the United
States cruiser Charleston was driven
ashore on the coast of Camiquen island
north Of I.uzon. a week ago today, and is
a total loss The entire crew. II is said,
was saved. The Charleston had been cruis-
ing in the vicinity for the purpose Of in
tercepting vessels bearing arms. ammuni-
ton and other supplies to the insurgents.
Typhoon Was Raging.
A typhoon had been blowing for ten days
past and Ii was while trying to reach a
shelter from the winds she ran on a reef
which stove a great hole In her hull.
Though gale was raging at the time, the
best OF order was maintained on board.
No Chance TO Get Her on.
Examination revealed the utter futilty
cf attempting 10 get her of the rock on
which she was literally impaled. and prep
arations were made for transferring the
crew to safety.
The Crew Get Ashore Safely.
AS soon az The wind abated. small boats
were lowered. and when filled with men.
who had to be ordered to take their places
by their officers. were towed by the launch
es 10 IAnguayen gulf. Here they were
transferred to the Helena, which brought
the news to Manila, arriving this morning.
Small Chance for the Vessel.
Capt. George. w. Pigman, of Charles
ton. Immediately reported to Admiral
Watson. He refuses to be interviewed,
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The Heating Given DIR. Morrison by
Hsghwaymen Proved Fatal.

BALTIMORE Sov. is-For James ".
Morrison. the aged physician who was
robbed and beateu hy two men al his home
on the evening Of November 2. died o. his
injuries today The thieves got nearly
81 10 In money ar! valuahles. John
Schmeltzing who took Dr. Morrison home
frou1 nearby resort on the evening oc the
robbery. has been arrested. b1s Is oat on
bail
nr Morrison served sith distinction IN
:he cIvii war in the Seventh ard Twenty
eighth Pennsylvania regiments and 3oinet
sae regular array as 3 surgeon az the close
II the rebellion.
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PRESIDENT HILL DENIES IT.
Says He vtIl Not Pat q Line OF
Steamers on the Atlantic

ST. PAUL. Nov. i3-rressfsnt HiIl de-
nies the story that he II interested I'm a
proposition 10 establish steamship and
rail lire from London 10 Hongkong, In
these words:
II have he said, "ss much idea II
constructing new line of transportation
10 the planet Mars rs have in arranging
for steamship ard rail tine from Isnn-
dcn 20 HongkGrR. Who, would be the
use ~ IL Today the Atlantic i. fllet.
with ships of all descriptions: II is. tn
fact. veritnbie steam ferry. and the
Hines now running csn for ;he preasn,
handle ell tire business which Ia offered
them
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Many stores Captured.
CIGAR TRUST FORMED.
II includes some of the Leading
Key weat Factories.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Nov. IA new
scheme fer a cigar syndicate f. announced
al Tampa in special - the Times Union
and Citizen. The proposed Hayans-Anseri
can company viii have a capital of fs5.spe.-
90 common and IS oaoteo preferred stock.
Its purpose IS 10 reduce competition ard
consequent expenses. The concerns named
"a subscribing 70 II are:
s II. He-nsAesuas Bro<- e. Co, New Or
leans; Eugene Vstsns * Co., CaIeago:
Yhor Msnafa Company. Seiiensarg & Co.
and Julius El,inger n Co. OF Tampa: n.
Z. Tru5llo S soDs ana RoseneT. AEnola s.
Co. o. Key West.
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Tive Inheritance Tax Cases Have
E~eu Advanced for Hearing.

WASHINGTON. Nov. :7-Chies Justice
Fuller. % thu I-ritei ssstes suaysus. cea-t
announced today that tas cogrt wosald
take recess for a fortnight beginning
next AonEay.
TIE supTe-rs court To-Day advanced n.
case of kHowIton ~. Mc0re 80 D. heard
wfsh to cas. os Hixh~Coyns ora shs sn 4
December asxt. Bssh e.,es involve sse esa-
xfssUtiosa.i:v O. the Inheritance lax law.
TIA Knorlson cass originated 10 Dsosklyn
and saeH0h exss m Chio4Ga
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s;,ecga; Dispatch 20 The F'ost-Inselliseacer.
WASHINGTON. Nov ls-Capt James :
Mitchell. assistant G9ar9erEnaS'er. Ne@
YoTk. "a oraare4 - Seattle 20 a!3~5a tsa
shipment - animal. - Manila He Will
assume charge ot she suarte-uass,e-'s bust
nexs on ,hs transport Victoria AT. proceed
thereon 20 the Philippines.
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AGulNALDOS WHEREABOUTS UNKNOWN.
Believed Be Reas to Bonsabons But He May Yet Be Captured
by Gen. Wheaton,.

MANILA, Nov H. $40 a. m.-The
whereabouts of Aguinaldo and his army
and cabinet Is a perfect enigma. Gen.
Otis has learned that Aguinaldo recently
issued proclamation transferring the
capital to Bongabong, giving as a reason
for the step the unsanitary condition of
Tariac IT Is supposed that the leaders
Of the insurgents. who are not already at
Bongbong. are retreatiug TO that place.
though when they left Tariac. whether
they are travelling with the army. how
many soldiers they were able to hold to-
gether, ard whether the leaders or the
troops have got beyond Gen. Lawtons
line are all unknown. II is hoped. how
ever, that Gen. Wheaton has effected a
junction with Gen. Young. forming a
Gordon from Sar Fabian TO San Isidro.
All the Roads Commanded.
Cen Lawton has 5000 men: Gen.
Wheaton, 2.7oo: "a small force to control
so many miles. but IL commands the main
roads by which the insurgents must move
to the northeast. With the Americans
advancing at the present rate, they could
a fortnight and Il IS impossible for tho
rebels to- establish another capital in Luz
gen which cannot be captured within n
month.
Insurgents Completely Surprised.
The rapid approach OF the Americans was
a complete surprise 10 the Insurgents. as
the latter expected them TO move slowly.
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RUSSIAN ADVANCE on HERAT.
Rumors Revived mud II Il Relieved
the step Is Contemp plated.

LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE Times publishes
a communication this morning from i;s ST
Petersburg correspondent whs discusses
the recent runners of a Russian advance to-
ward Herat. The correspondent: thinks
that although these ruTnogs are without
foundation. there can ~ no doubt that the
Russian military authorities are preparing
FER ri advance 70 Herat in certain even1a-
alltiss. such as the des,h c- a6dIcatioT1 OF
the aznee- ot AExhan!stan. which would
Lad 80 AlSturhA aces.
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CHICAGO. Nov I3-Th~ Associated
Broom Manufacturers ~ ths United States
ard Canada wfll meet In executive session
tomorrow 20 raise prices More than fifty
factories win be represented. an advsnc.
ot AT least 50 cents a 4axea IA all grsses 10
In PROSPECT
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M~n for prt.i.h r.~inr Fleet.

HALIFAX. " e Sov f1-Tns .ranr-
port Ca~thsgeatea. with drafts az sailors
ard susrf.ssx so- tA~ British Pacific feet
arrived tonight. TIE zen will leave In
the ssornlag sy special train fer Esaai-
nsAIt = G.
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OPEN DOOR IN CHINA.
Replies TO the Request OF Thi. Coun-
try Net Expected for Weeks.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 11-T'he replies 81
the E1roacaa nations interested In Chtaa
70 the rcgueSs - she state 5s0aFtneu$ f9r
a formal undertaking 20 preserve she ''cpsn
door 81 ire east a-s 30; expected Ger sew
sral weeks inasynuch as the exchanges
are ro; taking place in Washington. esI
az The various European capitals