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

The second OF the Bendix-God
owsky -Steindel concerts will be given
by Godowsky, the celebrated piano
virtuoso, in the First NJ. f. church,
Tuesday evening, April If.
Godowsky has an ever increasing
reputation. being accorded the high
est praise by the worlds best critics
and being welcomed with enthusiasm
by ali lovers Of music, even those who
as rule do not enjoy piano music.
The fact Of his being able to charm
the mass OF people is the greatest
proof that he Is master musician and
peerless pianist.
Godowoky has played ia all the
principal American cities and ia
many Of the European musical cen -
ters. Wherever he has appeared, ne
has aroused the greatest interest.
GOdowsky not only gives pleasure 20
all who hear him, but also atouses
wonderful 4 admiration OF his mar.
velous technique and memory.
The mUst stupendous difficulties are
az play to this master, and he renders
hundreds OF the best piano compost
tions from memory.
After the Bendix concert many we're
disappointed because by not attend.
ing, they missed one OF the most en-.
joyable and instructive concerts ever
given in Salem.
Don't be disappointed this time.
Spend one dollar for the most helpful
plano lesson you will ever have the
opportunity OF taking. Reserve Tues
day evening, Reserve Tuesday even
log, April II, for this great concert.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04

life long uuTsc. No man has a right 10 ask
a woman % sharv the burden of his IN
health, aud that d what he does Win he
asks her % he hts wife an health la man
=, almost invariably the result OF disorders
OF the digestive aud nutritive organs M
. uian stomach Il right aud his liver
ught, his blood viii he pure aud rich. ana
ais nerves strong aud steady When the
blood b. pure and rich a man cannot suf.
go fom ill hcalth. Dr hrFces Golden
Nedieal Discovery Il the great digestive
lonie, Il u uoi mere appetizer but a
ssteniinc 8id % the natural proc sssrs Of
seefvuon aud eScTction Il makes the an
pev'c Seen and hearty, promotes the aow
% digestive luiccs makes the assimilation
peiiee', the liver active and the blood pure
and ueh Il builds 0fA. healthy acsh tis
saes u Is the grsatvsg knoWu nerve tonic
and restorative
Ms Mortenson a Sanger. oliver CO. \
AaA. writes " nr Mrucc ltOiie Me.iL,si ni.
ootefN u tae hest coagh mediciae ssrr trira
N.tt eftt teo NVars ago was aIdictcd Uith
wy t4d esHash and ull ho1ne phfsician prg.
ettoea N2i Liver oil aud Qthef kiuia ii neil.
eias ~ Ait Z sight a. inia quigk coassnir-
, ~ AL nis ~ a. - i've or thew mouths AIS
q, ,ss'i.sias 30 ~ a. ,er any gg.ad I hsard of
SO iAAtas q shen . taa takcu II ai.1tf -,
.Aenins' tloHdtng o. dircstidrs uav coirh 49,
,Aie4 aa4 siise thtl ume ~ have aluass krni
soai mt1teins 10 tts Aaasg
~ hsross Pheasant Pellsss rssulat, .,a
lnfiEotets tue stomach. liver aud hourels
~ al msdicine daaisu
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed oids will be received by the
board Of school directors OF DistriCl
II Liberty until II nOOD, April 3,
1893 for the completion OF an addition
90 their school building according 10
plans aud specifications prepared by
Chas. III. BurRgraf, architect, The
successful bidder will be required TO
give an approved bond 10 the full
amount Of contract Plans may be
seen az the Office OF the architect.
The boaId reserves the right 10 reject
any or all bids.
A, SMITH, Chairman,
Id Il, G. DAVIDSON, Clerk.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04
TIE PEOPLE DO NOT SELECT
OFFICIALS.

The constitution OF the United
States provides that the president
and yice.president shall be elected as
follows;
Each state shall appolot, IN such
manner as the legislature thereof may
direct. a number Of electors equal TO
the whole number OF senators aud
representatives 70 which the state
may he entitled 10 the con-.
gress. -. Tie electors shall
meet ia their respective states,
Hnd vote by ballot for two persons, of
whom one u least shall not he an In.
habltant 0f the same state with them.
selves. Aud they shall make a list OF
TIE persons voted for aud the number
OF votes for each, which list they shall
sign aud certify and transniit sealed
10 the seat Of government.
The president of the senate shall
open all the certificates, aud
the votes shall then be counted The
person having the greatest number of
votes shall be the president, n such
number be majority Of the whole
humber Of electors appolntedi
alter the choice Of the president,
the person haYing the greatest mum.
ber OF votes OF the electors shall BE-
president.
That IL the manner 10 which our
presidents are elected, today; yet the
Systemhas become a mere awkard aud
meaningless form Of Carrying out an
altogether different idea from the one
10 the minds Of its orlglnatou
The trainers Of the convtitu.
tIon did not contemplate giving
70 the people at large the
power 10 name or vote on candidates
for president and vice president. Il
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04
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so.Gs che !, l@ kad l,l Fac ralg B,.-s
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Notice Is hereby given that the en-.
partnership heretofore existing h..
tween n NJ BansOn, IA. N. Ragsn
aud q. shir.ey under tue hrm name
aud style Of II, NJ. Bans0n 4 o. a.
sHeefs az the Ciiy Of Salem. Ureenn
has THIS day been dissolved by muipaI
consent the said o. J.. ShiFley retir.
log Irom sald urm sad business said
business Viii hereafter be condurt "a
~ the ,aid II N Brausun aud m H
hasau, ~nO ~lll pay an uutstandtn,
claims and demands against tbe Ssi5
arm ~ II, NJ, kranson & Co. and IN
accounts due to said hrm are p,yshle
70 the said IL, NJ. Bnnsln and N. mi
Ragan. - a.
lSignedl II. NJ. BRANsoN.
-, H. Il RAGAN.
fElA' O,J. SHIRIEY
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04
a GOOD PLATFORM.

EQUAL and exact justice 70 ali mon. Of what
Afs0evof porsuaainu. religious or political
pease conamerce. aud friendship win oil ma
lions. .--cntangiing aiiencee with none the sup
port ~ the nfaia RoVornmeuts in All their rlHhfn
a. The most cofnDutant administrations for cur
domestic concerns, and the siifcst hulwarka
against anti.liepubllcan tendencies the prreer.
Vntiou 81 the general government III Ia whole
constitutional VigOf. ~ the sheet anchor ~ our
peace ot home aud safety abroad freedom 81
gell 4iOn. freedom ~ The press.
principles form tho bright constellation which
haa gone before us and guided our steps
through an age Of revolution and reformation.
THOMAS JEfFEh3ON.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04
PLAYED OUT.

Dull Headache. rams m variods parts Of
the body. Sinking at the pit Of the stomach,
Loss oi appetite. Feyen,hness, Pimples or
sores ar. all positive evidences Of impure
blood, No matter how il became so il must
he purified in order to obtain good health
Acker's Blood Elexir has never failed To- cure
Scroiulols or Syphilitic 1oison5 or any other
bio II d'seaes IL Is certainly wonderful
remedy and We will sell every bottle on
positive guarantee. Lunns drug sto e.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04
MARION COUNTY MATTERS.
Business Recorded and Transacted in the
Various Courts.

Business Recorded 'and Transacted in the
Various Courts.
FILED FOR RECORD.
+. W. Durbin 10 A. j. GOtf (sheriff's
deed A acres OF the d |. C. Of Cath
crime Hagey, t7,st2 west, $40.
Francis IL. Grubbs and Ethel w.
Grubbs 10 Isabelle Martin, lots aud
j, blk So Salem, TO clear the
recordsl 81
T. +. haves and Mary j. Hayes 10
Jas, Martensen, 5i-lOO acres IA IS, sr
", $i6.
TAX MONEY.
Sheriff Durbln has turned over 10
the treasurer sl2,290 delinquent and
1898 taxes. The amount credited On
the 1899 tax roll is sll.O53 The
balance was collected on the 1896 and
1897 delinquent rolls.
PROBATE.
In the matter OF the estate OF Hiram
Geren, deceased, Nancy A. Perkins,
EKecutrix lined her tital account and
was discharged from her trust.
In the matter OF the estate OF Chas
NJ. Day, deceased, the sale OF certain
real estate by +, w, Steuslofi, admin
istrator, TO IL. r. Presnall was con
drmed; hut the sale OF five acres OF
land near Howell TO II. Weiberg was
set aside as better offer had been
made for the property, since the sale.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04

Some Of the salem BARRIERS have
suggested the use OF the embalming
MUD used on The army beef 10 make
hair grow on bald heads, II put hair
90 oeet--why not on bald heads.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04

The governor Yesterday oommis.
stoned as notaries publlc, Geo H. Hol-
man and y. 4. Mallory, OF Portlandi
\, A. Turner and w, II. Byars, OF
salcm, aud @ r. Shelton, OF Pilot
Rock, Umatilh county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04

DYSPEPSIA CAN BIZ CURED BY
using Aeksrs DyteP,a Tablets, une hl,le
.aldet will give INN ediale relief OF money
,eiandsd sold la handsome tia boxes al s,e
loan 4 Roooks druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04

SIGN HEADACHE ABSY.UTELY AND
pe'mansntly cur by using Moki Tea A
pleasant heIb drink. Cures constipation and
indigestion, makes you eat, sleep. work and
h'ppy, Satisfaction guaranteed o. money
hack. aSe and see Lunn \ Brooks druggist
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04
5. s. S. Is the OnIy
Remedy Equal TO this
Obstinate Disease.

r4te 70 any oiotd tnonole and fails 90 cura
trace az lhe tnint
ms aerous consequences which scrofa snrv leads
should impress upon thoee afflicted with the vital tn.
postNnce ~ wasting no time upon sreatment which can
not possibly eneci cure In many where the wrong
treatment has been rallied upon complicated el.ndula
sNeiilnGs have resulted. for which the doctors ,t that
dangerous surgical operation Il necessary
NJ ~ ~ Thompson, 81 Mllledgeyllle Ga. writes a
which had - b. lenced and caused me much SUFFERING
.@t created fpF long whe buf she phy soians Wer un
epiF ~ cure me, and ny condlton bad when
pe8NN tnpif tfeaincpt Many blood remedies used
pQf without ennct houe one recommended II n aud
began % Improve A. had taken few BOTTLES
continuing the remedy, cured permanently
'na heRp never had sgn of the disease relurn sW
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04
Bowling Contest

A bowling contest took place at the
lllihee club alley last evening be.
tween the Barker aud Hatch teams
and la the four games played, each
team won two games. The score
standing as follows;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04

-. - s.ealner has been equipped with hrst-
piEn0 ~-"e - ees~Nt
h unsurpassed for camping 10th freight ana
Doek--Footoi state street.
q. MAERIZ. Agent
salem, OregoA
SULLIVAN. sapL
Aloany, 0reEe
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04
Oliver Wendell

Oliver Wendell
Hulmcs saws that if
a mau truly loved a
woman hc would
not marry her unless
he was absolutely
positive that he was
the very best man
lin all the world that
I she could marry.
According 20 this a
man would have 10
b. very concvited ia
deed OF remain a
bachelor
This Is going a lit
tle BIT 10 extremes.
but In sober fact no
man should marry
a woman 50 long a.
he Is the victim OF
an health No man
has a right 20 ask a
woman NOT only 10
BE- his wife. hut "A
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04
ONLY ONE CURE
FOR SCROFULA.

There are edoaens ol remedies recommended FOR
erroiula, some ot them no doubt being able a.
auoru temporary relief, bat n :. S. is ahsnlutoly
the only remedy which complotely curos M
nerotoia ono ol She most obstinate dtep.seatad
Blood diseases, and \ heyond the rcaeh nf the
many so-called porihrrs ana tonics hecause suiis.
thinA more than mere tonic j. required a N
le, and never fails 60 cure serofula. beenus, h
. disease, thus permanently eliminating eyers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04

cea0ney n, pepe~. lbo baanoler,
aflerdlnneF speaker and recently
elected senator from Nsw York. the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04

md
1,pe4 eesee ~ eng AZ and segmenng vaas
toeAIf1 sfronh
vt saqang ar saneng which gdaay hu urey
e .,t'.n eaetenteed purely sstlahe
vftIie tesenna NanoeF heunasu
Deptt blood ans adas h the
fF" rlttine tpp1papy, Atlanta. Georgia II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04

One OF two things must be true:
either the Republican party has been
lnslncere in It's professions OF hostil-
ity 20 the trusts; or else u Is ppwer.
less to deal with them now. II IL has
been fighting them from the time
the first trust was formed In 1897,
until the present time, while they
nave thrived 50 amazingly: II IL could
not strangle them 10 their infancy,
how can II wage a successful war upon
them now when they practically own
che country
On the other hand, II the Y. o. p.
has been the friend OF the trusts,
while protesting To oppose them, how
can we believe Its present promises,
when the trusts have their
agents, bought aud paid for, In
every branch OF the government;
when the trusts furnish the
campaign and corruption funds
with which the Republican party
perpetuates It's power; when the very
embodiment Of the trust spirit Is
sent % the senate from states like
Ohio aud New York; when Alger
holds his place against the wishes Of
every decent American between the
seven seas; when the president goes
lunketing with Mark Hanna
How eau the Republican party. as
such, deal with The trusts That the
better element Of the party is opposed
TO the absolute ownership Of this
country aud this government by these
soulless aggregations OF capital goes
goes without saying. The rank
and die Of the party are good Amerl-
cans. God help the country II IL were
not 80. but the men who are shap-
Ing the policy OF the party are not
good Americans, aud they have sold
the pirty's blrthright for mess Of
pottage. They have turned IL over a
prisoner bound hand aud foot, 70 the
trusts, IL is powerless, aud the sooner
the better element OF the Republicans
Ind out that their party has teen
led into oul de sac. the sooner
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04
VICTORIOUS
At LAST!
Good News for the SUFFERING
Public.

'Ae sn"oussuyals who were determined 10
make Dr. Cook t-oubls in the courts haze
sacked down. anu their alleged case wa,
dismissed when il came in.o circuit court
'aey d'in'' dare 10 meet the ,rath, as o.
O''N' patients are ,oo numerous ana they
are ever sr-ssial q the man Who has CURED
hen ard san eure Others.
DE- Co.'s makes a specially Of ebroi,
diseases and does 20, use poisonous drug, d,
cure 'hsm. II yOo have friend Nh, ss.a.
help send him o,
hS j + COOK,
asslsan-n Tee. A., Ias,,,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04
Dissolution Notice

Notief i hereby given that the nm
dersisned, who have been engaged in
mercantile business al Marion Ors
under the firm name Of Hedlev e
white th' nsst seven wears. have a.
solved partnershin hv mutual conssn,
W. J. Hadley viii continue the hnsi.
ness assume an accounts and settla
All claims AZ the Odd stand.
w J. HADLEY,
Marion Oregon, March p. 1859.
323 lms
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04

promoter and seryile tool Of trusts ad-
mlts that trusts are bad things; that
they are dangerous IN Individual en-
terprise; says that there must
come a time when they will 90 TO
pieces: and that this time will come
come within the next decade, ln
the meantime, he offers no suggestion
as TO how they should be dealt with,
his idea probably belng that We
should possess our souls 10 patiecne,
pending the time when capitalists
shall voluntarily reliDquish the al
vantage gained by combination.
Touchink the position OF the
Republican party there IS much
shrewd sense in this, from the DEM
ocratlc Portland Dispatch:
Some OF the Republican organs are
antogOnlzing the trusts and IL Is evil
dent from their tone that they fear
defeat unless the party takes a posi-.
tIon against them, We are aware
that the Republican party has here
tofore been able 10 blind the masses
preaching one thing and practlcing
anOther-but there Is a limit even 20
human confidence. Republican legis-
latlon and policy are the mother Of
the trusts. They created them and
under their protecting care they have
prospered. The question must be
settled by the Republican party un-
doing what II has done. Can or dare
IL do this work ? The Republican
party has control Of both branches Of
congress ana the executive. There
Is nothing in its way TO strangle the
lnfamy II has created. Unless 10 Is
done before the next election, the peo-
pie are not likely 20 put any confidence
IN It's professions Of enpity. The Re
publican party is 10 position where
10 Is compelled to kill It's own on
spring.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04
WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION
VIM. M, HOAG.

captain Geo. Raabe.
Running between Portland ana Corvallis
stopping at all way landings. ''''''
RIVER SCHEDULE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04

The present standing OF the teams
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-04

J. TURNER. AGENT, Albany, Ore.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-01-14
PRICES OF STAPLES ARE STRONG
Nest Notable Feature of the Trade Situa-
fio. =: This Time.

Nest Notable Feature of the Trade situa-
tion a. This Time.
New York. Jan. il - Bradstreet's
says: Perhaps the most notaoie feat-
u-e of the trade situation at PRESENT Is
the strength Of prices of nearly all
STAPLES. but particularly OF cereals. co.
ton. iron and steel. which have appar-
ently gained further ground since the
first of the year Pig iron production
IS the heaviest ever known. but stocks
show further depletion. The successful
floating Of a number OF large coEaohca-
tIons in this industry Of late has natural
IL stimulated interest and discIss.oa IN
further. combines Tin plates show tn
effect OF the Consolidation in this line
in an advance from the low hgure
reached some months ago.
The strength of cotton goods is still
feature of the dry goods market. but
the hoped-for advance in raw woo! has
not yet materialized and the trade in
manufactured woolens IS still slow. The
feeling of confidence in thelumber trade
is unabated and an active demand is
looked for in spring, the strength OF
hard wood being a particular feature in
this connection. Prices fer boots and
shoes are held steadily and the outlook
is regarded as favorable. Leather, too,
is firm and hides are in sympathy. In
other industries activity is feature.
Business failures for the week show
quite an increase over the preceding
week. numbering 394, against 237 last
week a year ago. AS in 1897, 4l2 in 1895
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-01-14
PNEUMONIA soon DEVELOPS.
Tribute of Senator Hale to the Dead Man
Funeral Arrangements.

The following Saturday pneumonia
developed in the left lung, complicated
with great irreSularity of the heart.
Skillful treatment brought good results
and on Thursday there were signs that
the lung was beginning to clear. The
next day. however, the disease took an
alarming turn and the two sons in
Michigan were te,egraphed for. On
that day Dingley had promised to de-
liver n lecture before the Brooklyn
Museum OF Art and Sciences on the
topic Sources of Revenue for the Gov
eminent" He had prepared an e,abor-
ate and carefully dTawn-up paper on
this subject. but realizing his serious
illness he made arrangements to have
the occasion Of the address postponed
until the 20th of January.
IN speaking of Dlngley's death last
night Senator Hale said: In the pres
ent condition of public affairs Gov
ernor Dinsley's death is a great nation
al loss. In all questions relating TO
finance. to the revenues Of the country.
ard to the adjustment of great fiscal
questions Mr.. Dingley was above ell
others in authority. 1t is difficult to
say who can take his place He had
the confidence of his associates in the
house. the confidence of the senate, the
confidence of the president and the con-
fidence of the entire country Maine
Will especially lament him
The funeral viii be conducted in the
house of representatives, on Monday
next The body viii be taken 10 the
house at 10 o'clock and there lie in state
till noon. when services will be conduct
in the presence of the house and senate.
AT s-2O in the afternoon the funeral par
~ VIII leave for Lewiston. Ne. arriving
there at O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
Further services will be held at the
family residence In Lewiston on Wednes-
day. The iutsrnent will be in that city.
Representative Dingley entered con-
gress IN 1851. upon the election of Frye
10 the senate and il is difficult to name
any important Legislation since then
with which ne was not identified. HIS
specialties. however, were those Of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-01-14
A SPANISH ISLANDER.
That as to The Mutiny of Amer
can Troops in the Phil
ippines.
WILD DISPATCH Is DIsCREDITED.

One From Gen. Otis Does not Show That
Uncle Sans Boys Are Failing in Their
Duty no Matter How UnpIessant-sen-
ator Hoar Introduces a Timely ResoIu-
tIon-BOth Houses Adjourn In Respect
40 Congressman Dingley.
Washington, Jan. 1.-The war de-
partment received a cable from Gen.
Otis, at Manila, Indicating a distinct
improvement in the situation there.
The dispatch completely negatives
the absurd story from Madrid that
the American troops at Manila have
mutinied and refused to proceed to
lloilo, necessitating the withdrawal of
Gen. Miller's force from there.
AguinaIdo Sends More Representatives.
San Francisco. Jan. 14.-Among the
arrivals by steamer today from Hong
Kong are three members of the cabi-
net of AguinaldO, the Philippine in
surgent leader. They come on Sc
cret mission to Washington.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-01-14
BALL0TING FOR OFFICERS.
T1trs Up Whole Day in the Mine Work
ers' 'ConYention-OEicer. Reports.

Tikrs Up Whole Day in the Mine Work
ers' ConVeDtiOn-Oficers' Reports.
Pittsburg. Jan I4.-Nos unit! the itth
day did the convention OF The United
Mine Workers Of America sc: a5wn 20
business. and even yesterday rot much
Was accomplished because Os the Ied:-
cusness Of ba:lotirs- The principal feat
ures Of the days proceed ngs were the
reading Of reports and appointment Of
committees. Ha.loting for officers pro-
cesded throughout the day as fast IS
The credentials ccnmittee IePor:ei dele
gates eligible TO vote. 1t i probable
that the result Will be reached this
morning. There is no doubt Of the
election 'of the slated candidates. as
there is no opposition.
The rsport Of President Ratchfori
was review Of the work CT the year.
lie took occasion TO serve notice that
ne has not retired from active work for
the organization. one OF the most in
teresting reports was that OF w G.
Pearce, secretary-treas-r5r H gave g
detailed report Of the receipts and eX-
penditureS showing that there was S22.-
seo3l IN the treasury. The number OF
locals in good standing Jan. !. SO. was
h2s with total membership OF sam. \
total gain of Pa locals was reported for
last year The report was greeted with
rounds Of arplarse