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t! i-1' m Wi f: & V ti itt X EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL I'UMMHIIKH EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY. HV T1IH "Capital Journal Publithlng Company. ( I.NCOIll'OKA-IT.II iilllff, Cnrnrr Court Mbvil) MrettiO 'f'KKMH OV HUllHClttlTlON n A II. V. Ono yir, by mull ...-. v W) Hlx iniiiitliH, liy mull 1! w riiriwi imiiitiiH hr inr.ll I y I'er wwik delivered liy Oflrrler 15 , vrilliKr.Y. Ono yror '1 Jjf? Hlx iimntli" - . ,"' Uno jnr, If iwlil for In mlvimtc, 1 Six month, " ' " M B-l'ntmntcrK iiro millionrcd lo re Ol0 MilmcrlilluiiR. fti-Knli-rcd iu K-coniU'lnim nintler at tlie Hnlciii.Orccoi). runtoillfc, Juno 21. Itw. Iie!!il)lican National Ticket. Kor President, KKNJA.MIX HAUKISON', Of I milium. Kor Vice IN evident : hKVl V. MOKTON, Of New York. Foil ruiihinn.NTi.w. Ki.ixtoiw. ItolicrlJ.McUiui.of Kluniiitli Comity, j., Win. KapiiM,(if .Miiltiioiiiali Comity. O. W. I'ulti f CIiiIimii County.' zatlons. In tills Btnte they will mnkc a very slim showing. Ihit thowj who contemplate the nothing condition of purtiffl without ntoorptlon, will notico a general loosening of old ties and it ten dency to new combination". Ahiui Instance of the disorganizing agencies at work, we may cite thohtrnL'gy of the publishers of the Voice. They have just Mjcurcd a subscription of fW.CHXJ from the -ni-portcrs of their eatise to pay for 00, 000 copies of that pajier to be sent for one your to all the clergy In the land. The elleet of this shrewd movement in seen in the dally ad hesion of preachers to the prohi bition party, their Interest being awakened by (lint red-hot Journal Istlo advocate. Kncotiraued by this Hicccsi, the publlHherH are now rais ing i'JZ.OW additional to place their piper in Hie hands of half a million farmers, from now till election day. We also read of the activity of the democrats in New York who iiiv shipping oMVampaign literature by the car load, and the republican1', of course, ate no les enterprising and assiduous. Tills "educational process" Is one of the unknown factors in calculat ing which nominee will lie elected There may be some lirst-class sur prises In store for the dear jieople. lumber, sugar and coal tru-U In San KrancNco are well known to nil, nnd A r.Aiiu. Having sold my office nnd practice iney snnuiu oc supprusu n mere is t Dr. J.,T. Mason I cordially re law in the land to dolt. IJut . long co,u.,nl hint to my patrons and as our leading politicians preach the tw vutc hi general. I shallremain virtues of protection, and threaten at the office with the Dr. for a few to Hood the country with free rum j weeks. IJk. J. C. Dykd. rather than abate one Jot or tittle, S-'81 there is slight Iuimj for escape from' "" ' them roblwr barons. They wl 1 put Ll,c,rlr ""- tliescrewsaslong as their victims This remedy Is Incoming so well will bear the p.essure. Hut how ill-1 "VJWton . nee. no .. , i t ... . . .. -,-. ... ........ .........'. ... . v ... iinicii anu maiaoro oos ior a. inn- ,. nopoly organ to ni.iUe m sweeping a surrender! Electric Hitters sing the same song of nrtiit-A purer medicine does ItK.VI) OUT III" Till'. I'AUTV. KKIDAV, KKl'T. 7, INKS. TIIK NATIONAL KI.IX'TION. licttlugmi elections Is very risky; guesslngon the result of the national vote, In this presidential contest, is utsoa ha.ardous undertaking If one Is at all sensitive as to his repute as a political prophet. There is an un usual amount of changing going on. Itopuhllum papers are Jubilant with accessions to their own ranks from the democratic fold, while demo cratic editors make equally as Im pressive n parade of names come over from the republican camp. The Volco, (a noted prohibition organ,) nlso presents every week a formidable array of republicans and democrats alike, who have given up old parly affiliations to cast In their lot with the cold water icforiucrs. A fact recently published In brief terms, and only mentioned In a few papers, that the Union Labor party in Oregon has nominated presi dential electors, reminds us that some of our exchanges hjhmiIc very favorably of KUeotor, the presidential o.iudldnte of that parly, and bespeak for him a big vote In Kansas, Nebraska and some southern states. The republicanism of tho two states named Is badly a II Voted by the heavy Indebtedness of the fai liters. UnprosporoiiH seasons and oppressive lutciosl have uH'ccfcd the loyalty of a largo uumlicr of this class. They see iiiammoth fortunes piling up lu comparatively few hands while they iiro uiuiblu to get out of debt. Millionaires aro crowding Into tho senate ulmmbcr, and u gold bug Is placed on the republican ticket for vice president. Thimo farmers openly say that honest labor should have some at tention from the government, and laws should I hi iommsI to protect the helpless class from the mniiotollx lug and oppressive money jsiwer. This turns them lu the direction of any movement that promises aid, and the Union Labor party will for this reason lw apt to receive fair support. The American party engages but slight attention from the papers, yet It come to till a want Unity felt by j number of our people. The heavy Iminlgnitlon from foreign parts thnt woks our shored, Is comiHMcd largely of a desirable class, It must he ad mitted, and It nlso contain a large contingent that adds to our over crowded Hy K)pulatlou nnd Is ever ready to stir up trouble. IuiikhUhI us our lUKiuinu'turtng luditHtry Is with duftH'thv distribution, It eom u If the UUr Mipply was lu c&ccKt of tho demniul. The American party U or-,tnl4Hl to protei't the home laUirxir fnni tho competition of his liuMrted forJgu rival; ami lu New York, which furitUho the )irsb dent ml nominee, ((!en. jHiues U Curtis,) lu California, ImmHl with CliliiUM1 luimlgrwtbHi, and Mime other state, It Mill ilravr a tMUnlder able numUr of votes, which neither of the taryur iwrtles feel they etui sjwuv. Ixdlng uipen re tc luueli en The l'ost-lntclllgenccr, of Kent tie, the leading newspaier in our neighbor territory, finds It necessary to remind Its readers that It is republican, its political standing seeming to be a question with a portion. We read Its columns diligently and with approval, and have felt disposed to pronounce It stalwart In Its republicanism; but Its allegiance to party Is impugned by some iMiliticlans, and the editor explains how it came about. "When an aspirant for political honors presents himself before a republican c invention," ho says, "this Journal Indorses or criticizes him according to his deserts." Herein lies our cotemporary's ellense. II 11 ml obedience is demanded of party organs, an uiiiuipiiriug support Irrespective of merit or fitness. Here and there an editor is found who rccogul.es ids obligations to tho public, and when a little coterie of politicians make up a state which Is lilted to their wants very snugly, this phllisllne notvspa)cr ,im-' w'" come forward and proceed to smash. Tills Is rank treason in their eyes, and they meet in solemn conclave, to anathematle the offender and read him out of the party. This pleases ihem, no doubt, ami docs the newspaper man no harm. This latter person, if he has the faculty of looking before and after, and his purines are uptight, knows that politicians ambitious for office may come ami go, out society goes on forever. His account is with the latter potency, and their best In terest must be llrst subserved, If he would make his calling and election sure. Dki.keati: VooitiiKisi is again nominated for Congress by the dem ocrats of Washington Territory. He caused publication to be made that he would not accept another term, thus afleeting a sweet, reluctant, amorous delay that is very winning with some constituencies. His in tent was understood, for the conven tion renominated him notwithstand ing his protest, and the gentleman very readily accepts. It is love's la bors lost, however, as the tciritory is strongly republican, and since there are no confusing local issues tills (hue to detract from its strength, Mr. Voorhees will have a chance of retiring to private life, whoso sweets he avows himself desirous to enjoy. not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed for it. Electric Hitters will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove I'unplcs, Boils r?alt lihcum and otlur ailcctions caused liy Impure 1 blood. Will drive Malaria from the I svstem and prevent as .well as cure lull Malarial fevers For cure of i Headache, Consumption and In digestion try Elect lie Hitters. En- I tire satisfaction guaranteed, or 1 money refunded. Price 50 cts. and M.OOper bottle at Dr. II. W. Cox's 1 drug store. 'EVT ADVEIIT1SEMKNTS. GO TO THE m mm FOR- IHwirn-K Muile Kuxy Lucy Thompson "rs. liucy inompson Keen, an actress, wasdivorced by Judge Tulcy from Colton Heed, a New York f raveling man. Mrs. Heed said that she was married in 18S2, and that her husband left her two years later because she declined tosupporthiin. Heed was a young man of leisure at the time. The actress said that when Heed deserted her he took her Jewelry. I Ic afterward returned the pawn tickets but not the money to redeem the articles. Khe said she had lived in Chicago for three years, her present address being No. -ISA Wabash avenue. As the woman left the court-room she was Joined by Charles Coate, an actor. "It quite took my breath away," said the blonde actros. "What did?" Inquired Coate. "Why, the way I got my divorce. I had no Idea one could get divorced so quickly." "You can get divorced in less time than it takes to get married," said Coate. Only a few months ago he was divorced liy the same judge. Chicago News. The lilting Tongue. Slander attacks us from behind. The lilto l;rarely felt unless It Ik innlienaiit and persistent. l)lease loo, often steals upon at llitougli n vital channel. Tho air c Imutlic iilkct.s the lungs If tt be iiinlariuuK It enters the blood. If It change tootUlekly In tho temperatuie It produces disease of the thnmt,A.e. Whether Ho.tetter's .Stom al h Hitters Is taken lo prevent or remedy the various forms of dlseu.se produced by iiitasina, such as Intermittent fever, dumb ague, ague cake or billions iuteunlttent, It Is and ever has proved to bean cllectlve and thorough remedy one which does not only ameliorate tho symptoms of the mal adies of this type, but eradicates their cause. Dyspepsia, liver complaint, rheu matism, bladder and kidney troubles iuc among tho hiimaulty-atllieting troubles which It promptly relieves and ultimately teiiune. Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Clothing and Hats, -THE- GREATEST BARGAINS -EVEH OFPEHED IN- General Merchandise ! ad AhMlntt Cart. The ORIGINAL AHIETIX I V'l'M r.-vn t . i .. i i., i. i i ouiy piu up III lul,;. woHiiiuce lin boxes, and is Ml .l.solutocuro for old bores, bums, lotinds, chapped hands, and al' -Mil eruptions. Will positively tire all kinds of piles. Aik for the ORIGINAL ABIETLNE OINT MENT. Sola byD. W. Matthews, t Co., 100 State street, Salem, at iB cents per boxby mail 80 cent. -UY Till Capitol Adventure Co., Opera House Corner, Salem. s-ai-dw-tf THE BEST STOCK OF STOVES IN THE CITY IS AT R. M. WA.DB & CO'S 282 to 286 Commercial Street. SALEM. lllijs III I'lilillo Si'himlii. TAitirrTAi.K inn it. There Is no sense In the defeated part les trying to break the force of the overwhelming republican ma jority lu this Htate last June. John 1. Irish Is seeking to convince IiIm California supporters that the pro fuse use of money by the republican committee brought about the result; and Gov. St. John (lu the Voice) talk, of the hearty mipport lent to the republicans of Oregon "by the railway inoiHiHllcs and the rum jKiwer." Thin Is only Wilting nlmut the bush. Then U no disguising the truth that free wool dominated the vote, Kurtner and other took in the foolish talk that the passage of the Mills bill would bring ruin to their Interests, nnd In a sort of panic feeling they voted the rvpuhlleau ticket under the Impulse of eclf pro tection. A few venal voter, no doubt, took bribe, as usual, nd rail way compunlcH una haIoou kcecrti lutlucnced all the vote they could. Hut the! ngeuclc are nt work nt every election, ami It I unreason able to tuippaso that last Juno they should exercise so much more power than ever tnifore, IVrlir talk did It, and there U no uco lu any body try ing to get around thl stubborn fact. " i A CAMIIII AIMI4ION. It Is lo lie regretted that New York boys have mieh jxHir opportu nities for physical development. A few days ago twenty of them from one public school applied for exami nation to bo admitted to the Naval Academy at Aniuiiolis. All were found so It is stated well enoinrh up in their studies, but not one large enough and strong enough to pass the physical examination. It N not likely that the fault or their physi cal deficiency was due entirely to the schools, as some of our howling newspapers tell us. The fault is, many of the parents of these boy have themselves deteriorated by working In doors at mechanical or sedentary occupations, and by living in narrower aimrtiuents with less fresh air than they would have had In the country. Having less physl. nil strength themselves, their off spring also have les. We must not blame our school for this. Hut we may blame them because they do not pfuvido the best physical as well a tho best Intellectual training. Herald of Health. Mpifd in Ike Dud. Is tt not tictter to nip consump tion, the greater scourge of human ity, In tho bud, than to try to stay its progress on the brink of the grave. A few doses of California's most useful production, SAiM'IJj AH1E, the king of consumption, will relieve, and a thorough treat ment will euro. Nasal Catarrh, too often the forerunner of cousuini tlon, can be cured by California CAT-It-CUHK. These remedies are sold and fully warranted by I). W. .Matthews A Co., 100 State street, Salem, at$l, or three for $50. m:v to-h.vy. REED'S OPERA HOUSE FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT.MTH. GEORGE l CABLE Tills tti U'iiteduiithoriind;faiiicdvlofiitlon 1st, IU rviutii vliolit) repertory from Ills own writing jgyT '""" ml ljL Garland Stoves, Charter Oak Stove v Brighton Range AND MANY OTHER LEADING STYLES. Also a Compli'le Stock of Hardware anil Farm Machinery, WagORS anil Carriages? KiiKit'rn Jo urn u Ik fJHIlk In tho lllglltt Irrmit of Mr. Oiule"B Itterury fiiti-rtulu-inrntH. "(in "SB K?i ' r ltewrv.-U M'ntH.TSct'iiti". llcncml uiIiiiUkUiii, u) tvntK. TlokelK for wlo ut )iltou's nnd Starr's book storrN. 100-lw G. W. JOHNSON'S LOS A Nolorluun Woiuau'a llHnl fair That ivil should sell for f3 jwr ton on l'uKt Miund and In Kin Krnn oiseofor tit, nnd IuimUt should be worth t IS iHr thousand IuSnii Fran cisco when ItMilUntftioutheSound, ujtKvuts that a few more jHHmle should follow the pxmiuiU of tlie IUvU Itrothnnmud iHtt In hlw.thc work of which would set the nu ten to nimluatlut;. OnKnUu. 1 1 U a rtrttidlnn Joke that the Ore- kukUu U low Uriifou oil yen. and xrcAMl with their ow u nwlu iwiue the abow ttdinWou would Mievt to dovoUt mueli uttentkni to the, an ofj yr, Tho extortlou and . provWoiw tbey are always In Mctlou of thet scattering organl-' fraud jwai tlovl on tho jmbllo by the led. A San KranclMM dUateh from SlniaiKire tells of the munler af Lil lian Hoyle, the woman to whom Maxwell confessed that he had klllwl Preller. She left America about the time thnt Maxwell did. nud beenmo the recojjnlied lender of the deml-iuoude lu Hoiif; Kong, where, elad lu a native ilrvM of ox traordlunrrlchm!,he finally grew to bo such n conspicuous figure o'u the streets thn,t the authorities for. bade her appearing on them lu day light. Uu the night of June 4th she was In company with a jwty of frleuditnt a native ten garden, which whs a large eneloKnl place thickly planted with shrub. Toward midnight alio vn missed, ami niter a wearcn ner ixxty wa found lu a tlark eornur of the gar- don. She had Uxm ntnbletl todeath.' HORSES AND CATUE FOR SAIL T IIAVK h)HKAI.KTHEh"OUX)VIN I het: One mure, 7 yeoni old, weight about JKW: oiienily (IitiuiKUrntlou)3 ymra eld: onnltlly (tVrvhermi) -JymnioM; one icrudfd horo -.' y ii old; one tucking colt Inc milk; one two-yi-Mr-oUt helfir. kInIhk milk, nnd thrre oilf. 1 huc nlMione mill. TIN IIOWLKV. hludor uud one ftmlufr milt. Jl A H tei-iw MISCEIUNE0US. VARIETY STORE! W. M. SARGEANT Krvp a tine Mock of Wall Paper, Borders and Centers, BABY BUGGIES, EXPRESS WAGONS, Tay TmI Cbts, Vtbciptdti, Bfcj-cltt, B IMCKTti, ui Ul klii .r riLUKS. Clotliing, M Gents' m SA ?i Liu; -OF- Fiirnk liiiir Goods HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES. Maul fe and 'nw$ Made (o Order. I now oiler my. entire stock nt actual first cost, and until I Hud such a buyer I will continue to sell at retail at greatly reduced prices. I have tho largest and as well selected stock as you will find In Salem. My object in closing out Is that I may devote my whole attention to my buslues lu Solo. Call early and see ' the bargains I have to offer you. G. W. JOHNSON, 235 COMMERCIAL STREET. Tt ue paper. fnv and .center. lnt feml lb anbt material. iufc a Tube IVfHU U kinds Unttbee trfaH Wire, and Mender. Aba the -. Are hlpilng wit fruit by the ear load, but their own store U nlu-ava ttnu.tlve with the Ut x-arkth.j G0LD PAINT-READY MIXED, lu fWlt, vegvUlb, groevrim and I MaU tor fhuue at alt lxe. In feel erery the' Come and See for Yourselves 1VI. 1V1. MEAD, PRACTICAL CUTLER FWng Sttj a Spcctaky. Stopoa the aUr. ppotua Mlata'a Uv rrSuMe.KalesCCNr. FOR BARGAINS IK RURNIXURE OO TO ROT.A.N A WHITNEY, 162 Ctt Stitti, ttltm, Onp. llavtax boutht oat the remainder ol ta etuUr bmory' Uock, we are prprd u Mil cbair taww ttaa any tooaa taOrefe j I