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Is recleving goods of all kinds direct
from New York, bought from one of
the largest establishments of the kind
in the world. All their goods are
bought for cash, and sold for cash.
Those buying from such a house get
their goods cheaper than In an ordin
ary time house; that Is clear. We arc
also able to sell our goods at cheaper
rates, that also Is clear.
We keep a huge' line of laces, em
broideries, lace curtains, bed spreads,
linen andicotton towels, crash, table
linen, ladles vests, and all kinds of
underwear, corsets, white and work
hirts, suspenders, h lery, purses,
combs, brushes, and a large aline of
notions of all kinds, call and see for
3'our8clves, we sell at close prices.
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Industrial Exposition
Portland, Oregon, Sept, 19 to October 17,
The great resource of the Pacific Northwest. Agriculture, Horticulture, Fisheries,
Mines, Manufactures, Transportation, Machinery, Trade ami Commerce will be represented
more completely than evrr before. lGrand band concert every afternoon and evening.
.Special attractions every night. Lowest rate ever made on all transportation lines.
Admission 2Sc Children loc. tor exhibit
cat. at the building.
um MOWERS.
HAY RAKES,
GRAY
Hardware, Stoves and Tinware,
GARDEN HOSE.
UWN SPRINKLERS,
SALEM, OR.
he Willamette
LEADING HOTEL.
Keiiucea'rates. Management hoeral.
iMpoint oljinterest. Special rates will be
600(1
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It Is an Important factor in the Achieve'
ment of Success in Life
This is a bit of philosophy that time and the experience
of men have proved to be founded on fact That being the
rase all who buy clothing should seek a store where the best
clothing is sold at prices which suit all classes, Such a store is
conducted by
6. w. Johnson -& Son
The Popular Clothiers
e have clothingithat fits not only the body, but the
Wnc Clothing elegant in texture and finish, Clothing that
Pleases the eye and keeps the body warm, If you want any
g usually found in a
FifstClass ClothingGHouse
t will pay you to see us. We can showfgoods that will make
your mouth water.
State and Liberty Streets.
space apply to Ceo. 1, liaker, Superintend'
pen
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E. C. MAS TEN, Sec.
BROS.,
MACHINE OILS
and AXLE GREASE.
BICYCLES.
SUNDRIES.
OF THE CITY.
Electric cars leave hokel lor all public&buildings
given to permanent patrons.
A. I. WAGNER,
Hotel
doing!
!HarBeen.Giver:to the Public
Today,
MONEY THE ISSUE, NOT TARIFF
Read His Letter and the Platform
Which He Accepts.
Lincoln, Sept. 9.-W. .T. Bryan to
day sent to the members of the noti
fication committee of the Democratic
national convention his formal letter
of acceptance.
NO SKCOND TERM.
He announced that It is his fixed de
termination not under any circum
stances to be a candidate for re-election,
in case lie is elected this time.
He indorses unqualifiedly every plank
of the national platform.
NO FEDERAL INTERFERENCE.
On the subject of federal interfer
ence he says. "While the United
States guarantees to every state a Re
publican form of government, and is
empowered to protect each state
against invasion, it Is not authorized
to interfere in the domestic affairs of
any state, except upon application of
the executive when the legislature
cannot be convened. This provision
rests upon the sound theory that the
people of each state, acting through
their legally chosen representatives,
are, because of their more intimate
acquaintance with local conditions,
better qualified than the president, to
judge of the necessity for federal as
sistance." NO LIFE TERMERS.
On the subject of the civil service
he says: "A permanent office holding
class Is not in harmony with our in
stitutions."
TARIFF NOT THE ISSUE.
In reference to the tariff he says it
is not necessary to discuss the tariff
question at this time. Whatever
may be the individual views of citi
zens as to the relative merits of pro
tection and tariff reform, all must
recognize that until the money ques
tion is fully and finally settled. The
American people will not consent to a
consideration of any other Important
question. Taxation presents a prob
lem which in some form is continually
present and the postponement of defi
nite action upon it involves no sacri-
of personal opinion on political prin
ciple, but the crisis presented by the ,
financial conditions cannot be post
poned. Information From Cuba.
London, Sept. 0. The Times Tues
day morning publishes a long letter
from its navana correspondent, deal
ing with the state of afiairs in Cuba,
in the course of which lie says:
"Careful study for the past four
months convinces mc that, despite
serious losses, the rebels are holding
their own against the troops. The
wealthy agricultural districts are now
completely under rebel control, and
the whole sympathy of the Islanders
Is with the rebels. Even Havana,
which Is more Spanish than any other
town or district is permeated with
animosity toward Spanish rule, and is
honey-combed with Intriguers on be
half of the rebellion.
"It is quite false to call It a color
struggle. In the fighting rankssof
the insurgents the proportion is 70jper
cent whites to 30 per cent negroes."
Still Greater Gains.
St. Louis, Sept. 0. A special to the
Post Dispatch from Little Itock.Ark.,
says: From the best estimate 170,000
votes were polled of which Jones re
ceived 125,000, Kemmet 3s,ooo, rue
and Miller 10,000. Jones majority
way reach 80,000.
Sank Failure.
New Orleans, Sept., 9,-rThe fail
ure of the Union Natlorial-'baulc was
announced today.
Sadly Disappointed.
Laurel, Del., Sept. St. Mrs. Wtfr-
rcn, a widow residing ncurSharptown,
In this county, lias been loading about
the New York prophet who predicted
the world was to come to an end on
Wednesday last. She became con
vinced that the prediction would be
verified, and spent Monday and Tues
day distributing all her worldly goods
to her neighbors, and on Wcducsday
she donned a white robe 'and sat on
front door step all day. The event
failed to coma off, and dn Thursday
she made an effort to secure the re
turn of her property but failed. She
win oringsmt in court to recover.
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Recovered Her Child.
Ssan 1 RANcisco,Sept. 9. Mrs. Sam'
Snapper, the high kicker, known in
the theati leal world as Florlc Royce,
Is once more In possession of her
3-year-old baby, Beatrice. 'The child
has been held for some weeks by Mrs.
Clarlndo Yalento as security for an
unpaid board bill. To secure posses
sion of her offspring Mrs. Snapper yes
terday swore out a writ of habeas
corpus. The writ was heard by Judge
Hebbard. Mrs. Valeuto appeared In
court but made no show'of light.
Judge Hebbard promptly made an
order awarding the child to her
mother.
Geo. Black Reiuses Nomination.
Chicago, Sept. 0. General John C.
Black has written a letter declining
the nomination for governor by the
gold standard Democrats. He says:
"I am convinced by my investigation
In this state that the election for gov
ernor lies between Mesirs.Tanner and
Altgeld. The only effect on tho elec
tion of my candidacy would bo to dim
inish the chances of one on the other
of these gentlemen for election. Men
differ in their in their opinions as to
whose chances would be the most seri
ously impaired."
Life Stamped Out.
Wardner. Ida. Sepb & rant
Shaw, a well-known teamster of
Wardner, died last night from the
effects of wounds received by hint at
the hand3 of Hank Wlllsou In the
street. Shaw drew ti pocket-knife,
tried to climb Into the wagon, and
used the knife on Wilson. Wilson
knocked Shaw off the wheel, jumped
on him and stamped him six or seven
times. Shaw never regained consci
ousness.
J&nes Overpowered.
Chicago, Sept. 9. Chairman Jones,
of the Democratic committee, In
speaking of the Arkansas election yes
terday, said: "I expected a majority
of about 40,000, but was entirely un
prepared for what beems to be the re
sult. I attribute the tremendous ma
jority to bimetallism. The result In
Arkansas shows what may lie ex
pected throughout tho entire South
and West, just as tho result in Ver
mont foreshadows the result in the
New England states.
Montana Republcans.
Helena. Mont., Sept. 0 The Re
publican state convention met today.
There are contestlngdelegatlons from
at least four counties including Sil
ver Bow, without tho latter county
the convention teem divided pretty
evenly between silver and McKInley
Republicans.
Sons of Veterans.
LouisviLLE.Sept.O. Two thousand
Sons of Veterans, assisted by local
uniformed societies, participated In
the annual parade this morning.
Great rcrowds gave the marchersla
cheering welcome. The parade was
concluded by a review of the column
by Comraaner-In-Chlef Russell and
staff.
The Texas Fusion.
Fort Worth, Tex., Sept. 0. Up to
1 o'clock this afternoon the Republi
can state convention had not organized
for work. There seems no doubt that
there will be a fusion with the Popu
lists and the gold standard Democrats.
Henry H. Fayne Dead,
Cleveland, Sept. 0. Henry II.
Payne, ex-United 8 tates tena'tor died
today. Death due to paralysis.
Three National PlaffoTmSaiT Moifey.
Republicans for Bimetallism inJ892;, tor' GoIdiJ T1896.
Voters Cut This Out
REPUBLICAN 18ft
"The American pcopio, from tra
dition and Interest,- favor bimetal
lism, and tho Republican party de
mands the use of uoth gold and
SILVER AS 8TANDRD MONEY, With
such restrictions and under such pro
visions, to be determined bv leelsla-
tlon.as will Bccurothe maintenance of
tho parity of values of the two metals
so that the purchasing and debt-paying
power of the dollar, whether of
silver, gold or paper, shall bo at all
times equal. Tho Interests of tho pro
ducers of the county, Its fanners and
Its worklngmen, demand that every
dollar, paper or coin, Issued by the
government shall bo as good nsany
other."
Chairman Jones Goes East.
Chicago, Sept. 0. Chairman Jones
of the Democratic committee left for
New York suddenly today, leaving
word for callers that he had gone cast
on "prlvato business." But It Is be
lieved that Jones will meet Treasurer
St. Johu, National Committeeman
Shcohan, of New York and Senator
Hill. The Now York senator is
scheduled to deliver several speeches
in Illinois. Opposition has developed
to II111 speaking In the rural districts.
The question will probably bo settled
beforo Jones returns. George T.
Washburn, chairman of the vestcrn
division of tho Peoples party opened
the Populist headquarters at tho
Auditorium annex today.
Refugees Returned.
Constantinople, Sept. 0. Orders
have been received from Russian ports
to stop further consignments of Ar
menian refugees, as Russia is over
stocked and declines to recoivo any
further supplies. In consequence of
these orders a number of Armenians
who had already embarked were
landed here again last night.
Will Recover.
Berlin, Sept., 0. Professor Berg
mann, tho eminent surgeon, has been
to Warsaw, and after an examination
expects that Count yon Schouvaloff
governor of iRussian Poland, who was
recently stricken with paralysis, will
recover.
Suicide.
Tacoma, Wash., Sept. 0. Edmonu
Nevada Bailey, (colored), committed
sulcldo this morning by taking a dobe
of morphine. She quarreled with her
lover, William Moson, who also at
tempted to kill himself by tho same
means.
The Montana Republicans.
IlELKNA,Mont.,Sept.9. The Repub
lican state convention took two hours
to elect temporary chairman. Silver
men won by majority over fifty.. J.
Sellgman.of Ilclena.clected teniporary
chairman. Friends Mantle und Ilart
man in control.
Senatorial Contest,
Columbia, S. C, Sept. 0. Complete
returns of the senatorial primary
havo not been received, but there is
no doubt of Earl's nomination over
Evans by 5,000 votes.
New Jersey Democrats.
Trenton, N. Jm Sept. O.Tho
Democratic state convention assemb
led licre today, Tho sentiment was
for silver. The gold men for tho most
part, having made no contest at tho
primaries.
Mrs. Parnell till.
Duhlin, Sept. 0. Mrs. Delia S.
Parnell, mother of the la to Charles
Stewart Parnell, Is seriously 111 at
Bray. .
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Nice razor Claras, cheap at Btelucr's
market. I
Where Bryan Stands..
and Preserve It for Reference at
KEPUULICAN 1800.
"The Republican party is unreser
vedly for sound money. It caused the
enactment of tho law providing for
the resumption of specie payments in
1870; slnco then every dollar lias been
as good as gold. Wo are unalterably
opposed to every measure calculated
to debase our currency or Impair tho
credit of our country, Wo arc, there
fore, opposed to tho frco colnago of
silver, except by international agree
ment with the leading commercial
nations of the world, which we pledge
ourselves to promote, and until such
ngrcement can bo obtained we believe
THE EXISTING GOLD STANDARD MUST
iik I'heserved. AH our silver and
paper currency now in circulation
must bo maintained at a parity with
gold, and wo favor all measures de
signed to maintain inviolable the
obligations of the United States, and
all our money, whether coin or paper,
at tho present standard, tho standard
of tho most enlightened nations or the
earth."
A REPUbLICAN PRECINCT
Where There is a Growing Sentiment
for Bimetallism,
Butteyille, Sept. 8. Tho Dry an
club at Buttevllle is now nearly li0
strong, and Is led by such men as W.
E. Her and Henry L. Bcntz, promi
nent men In tho community, men of
Intelligence and forco of character,
who are doing their own thinking and
who do not propose that anybody shall
dlctato their politics or sell their vote
to tho gold barons. Tho Woodburn
money broker was out In these parts
last Saturday, and started a small or
ganization of McKlnlyltcs. Tho
Bryan club is ready to moot them in
debate and is not afraid of tho Issue.
It tho Republican cause Is to bo
advocated byjnonjwho will grind the
faces of tho poor, mako a profit out of
the necessities of their fellownien by
lending money at exorbitant rates,
and who devour widows' houses, It Is
all tho Bryan men ask for. It is a
pretty good advertisement of tho class
of men who oppose silver coinage and
tho reasons therefor, A former Re
publican said to mc tho other day that
ho Intended to stop about sixteen
of the papors ho was taking and take
tho "One Cent Dally." That is a
new version of 10 to 1. It is time
that free men disown and discontinue
that class of nowspapers that aro sub
sidized by and mortgaged to tho
monoy power. Wo intend to do all
wo can these hard times for tho "One
Cent Dally," tho jiaper that dares to
be free, fearless and independent, und
that raosttruly represents the cause
of tho people. Wo hope to see tho
editor down In theso parts, and wo
will promise him a cordlul reception.
If this community Is u sample of
tho way Oregon is held for McKInley,
the major will have little room to bo
proud of his following.
SPENCER SAYH 75.
TMin Cmttfx Inn H'tiaalti t lm1 tt (a
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from Mr. Spencer:
On his recent ylsit to Buttevllle,
where ho talked to the liopgrowers
on the question of protection, Mr.
Spencer aided in organizing a McKIn
ley club with 70 members,
TOOZE BAYS 50.
Following was bout from Woodburn
to the Oregonlan:
Hon. S. C. Spencer, of Portland, and
Walter L. Toozo, of Woodburn, ad
dressed a largo audience at Buttevllle
Saturday night. Tho Woodburn glee
club furnished several campaign
songs to enliven the occasion and
were liberally applauded. At the
conclusion of tho exercises, a McKIn
Highest of all in Leavening Power, Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
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hryan's platform IWKi.
We demand the free and unlimited
coinage of bqih silver and gold at the
present legal ratio or 1(1 to 1, without
walling for the aid or consent of any
other nation. We demand that tho
standard silver dollar shall be a full
legal tender, equally with jmld, for nil
debts, public 'and prlviuf; and we
favor suGh legislation as will provent
for the rutuie tho doiunnetluujtyt of
any Kind, or legal tender vinoiTcBby
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ley and Hnbart club was .organized,
with tho following officers: Charles
Lambke, president; Hon. Clark
Stephens, secietary. About.. 60 .mem
bers signed ihe roll, among whom
wen- several 11 re-long Democrats.' It
Is safe to say that Buttovlllo "will go
overwhelmingly for McKInley mid
protection in November.
UIOGEST LIE OF ALL.
In tho samo paper appears the fol
lowing. Barkloy, the frco silver advocate,
had recently visited tho place and
succeeded in getting together A club
of 30 members, two-thirds, qf whom
woro women.
ANOTHER REPORT,
Hon. W. L. Toozo, the "Woodburn
fog horn" and a ward strlkor from
Portland by the namo of Sponccr, held
ii wet blanket Republican rally at
this place Saturday night. Spencer
made a "no smoke In tho chimney"
epecoh which fell flat. Toozo re
peated tho samo old speech. I am
told by two persons that the' club Or
ganized with about twenty members,
When the votes of tills precinct aro
counted two or three will bo for
Bryan.
Court House Matters.
ShorliT F. T. Wrlgiitman today
turned over to County Treasurer O.
L. Brown, $4,225.13 delinquent taxes
for 1805.
3uttovlHo Lodge No. 50, 1. O. O. F..
o' Buttevllle today filed articles of
incorporation with tho county clerk.
The incorporators were E. A. M.
Cone, W.R. Schmeer.and G.'A. Ehlen,
and tho capital stock is $000.
Scalp warrants were today Issued as
follows; D. Parker, $5; Ed Gregory, G
cents,
Clms, L. Ogle, G. V, Boles and W.
L. Toozo, appraisers of tho estate of
Mary E. nurd, today filed tho In
ventory of tho estate. It shows
that tho deceased owned lota 20 and
27, Bradley addition to Woodburn, of
the value of 9100. Clias. A. Hurd, ad
mlnistrator of this estate, today pe
titioned the county court for an order
to sell at prlvato sale tho real
property of tho estate, tho proceeds
of the sale to be devoted to tho edu
cation of a minor child, of the de
ceased. September 21 Is tho day set
for hearing the case.
Nice razor clams, cheap at Stclner'u
market.
Triumphed BtkLst.
Guayaquil, Sept. 0. The rebel
leaders hypocritically called the up
prising a religious war, for which rea
son the campaign has been a most
difficult (one. The government has
triumphed completely over Cucnca
and has pardoned tho connuered.
Alfarolms resumed the 'discharge of
his functions as executive;
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