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CARLISLE AT COVINGTON.
The outrage suffered by Secretary
Carlisle at Covington will be duly and
can be moat appropriately resented by
law-abiding cltlxena at the polls on the
Jd day of November. Revolting as It
was, it is yet doubtful If at this time
there could have happened a campaign
Incident more likely to result in bene
ficial consequences, so far as the best
Interests of the country are concerned.
That a public man of Mr. Carlisle's ex
alted standing and position cannot ad
dress a, political meeting In his own
native state without being subjected
to abuse of so gross a nature that Its
infliction upon a. dog would be a police
misdemeanor in any civilized commu
nity, is well calculated to bring a blush
af shame to the face and produce a
rankling sense of personal humiliation
In the breast of every true American
cituien. It is, therefore, perfectly safe
to say thousands of men yesterday in
vary section of the country bitterly
raged over their Im potency to avenge
the Insults heaped upon Mr. Carlisle,
but there Is solace in the reflection that
the secretary is both a sensible man
and a patriot, and that after the first
ting and natural momentary mortifi
cation of the indignities offered him, he
probably rejoiced that through the sac
rifice of his own feelings a great good
bad been wrought to bis country. Hun
dreds of thousands of votes will un
questionably be added to the majori
ties cast against William Jennings Bry
an in November through this piece of
misconduct by his zealots In Kentucky.
It is not simply in the Democratic votes
which will be thus changed directly
to the support of the Republican ticket
that the rout of Bryanism will be made
more decisive and overwhelming, but
ft la In the rude awakening and reali
sation of the kind of company they are
now keeping which has come to thous
ands of patriotic but misinformed free
silver believers that the greatest bene
fit results to the country. It Is the
class who have felt hurt at the char
acterization in the public press of Bry
an and his co-conspirators as anarch
1st. Altgeld, Tillman, Watson, Pen-
noyer, and three-fourths of the other
Bryan leaders and managers, are an-
arcnlsts, and they know It These men
have been Inwardly and secretly proud
and gratified whatever other feeling
some of them may have professed-
that they were recognized and denounc
ed as anarchists. But the honest and
deluded element among the Popocratic
followers have been so infatuated by
the pleas and sophistries dinned Into
tnelr ears lor free silver that their
Judgment was warped, and they were
entirely oblivious to the viciousness
of other principles announced In the
Chicago platform and were unable to
discern the character of the men whom
Bryan's success would inevitably thrust
Into places of prominence and power.
The scales have fallen from the eyes
af tiiese men, and what the burning of
the mill in Rhode Island failed to do,
the mobbing of a member of the cabinet
will accomplish. Bryan, of course, it
may be - expected, will repudiate the
action of bis henchmen at the coving
ton meeting, but It is patent to every
intelligent mind that he and no one
ele, is responsible for it. For weeks
past his speeches have been studious
ly addressed to the large elements
of unrest and disorder In various sec
tions of the country- He has openly
sought to Inflame the passions of envy,
hatred and malice among his lowest
and most ignorant followers. After
this outbreak at Covington, no respect
able citizen, whatever his views on the
money question, can afford to advo
cate the election of Bryan. He would
be ostracised by respectable society
la his community If he did. There has
been no doubt whatever In the minds
of well Informed men for three months
past that McKinley would be elected,
and there is now every reason to be
lieve that the Covington occurrence will
make the majorities against the mob
cracy platform and candidates so stu
pendous that the future historian will
uder that the country was ever dis
turbed by the spectral possibility of
the election of such a creature as Bry
an to the presidency.
prostrate forms the remorseless Jug
gernaut of wealth was constantly pass
ing to and fro, like a steam roller on a
new stretch of asphalt. Whatever his
mental derioleneles mis lit be or his er
ratic motions portend. It was generally
conceded that he felt the warmest sort
of Impulse to make himself solid with
the toiling masses. Ills vocabulary was
always drenched In tears for the vic
tims of the gold conspirators who ac
complished the hellish crime of 1S71
it was for their sake he went viilitlim
around the country at a grvrtt personal
inconvenience, when he mlcht have re
posed peacefully In a Nebraska law of
fice without a thinit to do. There we e
a great many persons who thought lie
wus a wonderful spectacle, and even
those who were tiiean enough to tlunk
he was ridiculous were honest eunuch
to admit that ho was trying to bo sub
lime. Put it looks as If this elevated view
of Mr. Rryan's performance nuM
have to be abandon? 1. er nt the veiy
least revised, it is now announced
without contradiction that there is a
degree of dow n-troddenness w hich dins
not appeal to him. It Is fatal to your
prospects to be too down-trod .leu. You
have got to be Just ilown-tro-Men
enough. People, for example, who can't
raise as much as J."0 f.s- a lleod of cotn
rassion don't get one from Mr. Kryan.
It Is alleged, to be sure, that his heart
Is bleeding all the time, but his mouth
doesn't leak at less than J10 a minute,
There are scores of tow ns on his route
where Juggernaut continues to do bus
iness at the old stand while the Bryan
special zips past with a tantalizing
screech from the locomotive and not
so much as a how d'ye do from the
platform. Now this may be popocratic,
but It Isn t tight. We don t want to
give any rash advice, but we shouldn't
blame people w ho are so down-trodden
that Mr. Bryan has no use for them
If they should make the effort of their
lives to get out from under the Jugger
naut for a few minutes on November
3 and vote for somebody who doesn't
bleed so much. New York Tribune.
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"Big as a Barn Door."
THE HEMORRHAGIC CANDIDATE.
Until recently It had been supposed
to be a well known fact that Mr. Will
iam Jennings Bryan's heart bled for
the poor and down-trodden, over whose
Added evidence that the farmers of
the Middle West differ not materially
from their fellows In Maine and Ver
mont In their views on m.uiov obliga
tions and national finances is furnished
in a unique poll conducted by a Chicago
firm of farm loan negotiators. It was
unique in the fact that it was limited
to tamers who are mortgagors, the class
of voters to whom Bryan has looked
most confidently for support, and for
whose alleged benefit he would split
the mortgage-paying dollar. The result
is what might have been expected ex
cept by those who have been too ready
to believe that the farmers, as a class,
are willing to be dishonest by statute.
On the books of the Chicago firm were
the names of 4.000 farmers In Illinois,
Minnesota, Nebraska, IoWa, end Mis
souri, who are borrowers of money si
cured by mortgage. Each was asked to
indicate on a postal card how he In
tends to vote this fall, and, to make
the poll a secret one, each was Instruct
ed not to place his name on the card.
Of the 1,26? who have answered thus
far, 979 will vote for McKinley, 188 for
Bryan. 48 for Palmer, and S3 for the
Prohibition nominee, 21 being unde
cided. Eighty out of each hundred
of these mortgage "afflicted" farmers
declare for sound money. A much
smaller ratio than this through the
farming districts of the West would
roll up a phenomenal majority against
the Chicago repudiatlonlsts.
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PLU
Mr. Bryan has made no reference to
the advance In the price of wheat and
the decline in the price of silver, al
though he must be aware of It. It Is
one of these stubborn facts, however,
which like the record of the Democratic
tariff he finds it convenient to Ignore.
If he understands how completely it
knocks the chief prop from under the
free silver heresy be will not confess it.
It Is pretty safe to say that Mr. Bryan
will not allude to the parting of wheat
and silver, but will go right on ap
pealing to passion and prejudice as If
no such thing had happened. The In
telligent producers of the country, how
ever, will not be blind or Indifferent to
the plain and Irresistible argument pre
sented In the rise of wheat and the
fall of silver. It ought to be safe to say
that It will convince thousands of
them, w hose minds are still open to con
viction, of the fallacy of the whole free
silver contention, for when it has been
demonstrated that its chief claim la
false there is no reason for continuing
confidence in the other claims.
Bryan dally scoffs at the idea that
this nation is not big enough and pow
erful enough to establish and maintain
a silver currency equal to gold, with
out asking the aid or consent of any
other nation on earth." Hut he always
ignores the fact that under free coinage
this nation wouid not employ any of its
bigness' or power to bolster up sliver.
It would not guarantee the value of
the silver, as it does now. It would
merely stamp the sliver dollar, and Its
stamp would mean the same thing,
whether the nation were powerful or
weak. Hryan is simply hoping that a
majority of the voters of this country
are fools.
TO CL'ItK A COLD l.N O.NE 1)1V,
Take laxative liromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If it
fails to cure. 25c. For sale by Chas.
Rogers, Druggist.
If the president of the United States
could be elected by "claiming," Mr.
Bryan would have a walk-over. Every
democratic manager is a Tichborne
when It comes to "claiming." St, Louis
C lobe-Democrat.
For 10 cents you get almost twice
' i nn . .i a it t r
i as mucn mrae ix as you ao 01
Pother high grade goods. Before the
J days of "Battle Ax" consumers paid
SJO cents for a small plug of the same
quality. Now, "Battle Ax" High-
tt est Grade, twice the quantity. That's fl
ft true economy.
"If by some act we could create a
iemand for twice as many shot's as
can be produced In this country today
the price of shoes would rise; If we
can create a demand for silver, the required
price of stiver will rise." Mr. Bryan at
Lynn. How would It do to try Mr.
Bryan's silver plan on shoes? Let the
government stamp every pair of shoes
at twice the market value, thus cre
ating a demand for shoes and doub
ling their price. This Idea should be
Incorporated In the next popocratic
platform. Rochester Democrat and
Chronicle.
McKinley has all the country east of
Indiana and north of the IVtmniic river
assured to his support. This region
has 1M electoral votes. Only 2- are
to elect. Nashville Banner.
A card on the outside of office door
says: "Gone to lunch. Back In ten
minutes." And, the man will be there
on time. That Is, for some days, weeks
or even months, he will. Then he will
be at home occasionally for a day. He'll
tell you he had a headache a turn of
cholera morbus, or maybe he'll say
he had a lump In his stomach and felt
too miserable to move. The lump was
probably two of his ten-minute lunches
condensed.
The man who "bolts" his lunches
will find Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
the best friend he ever had.
Ther Is no case of biliousness, con
stipation, Indigestion, "heart-burn," or
any of the rest of the nlght-mare breed
ing brood, that these little "Pellets"
will not cure. They cure permanently.
Send 21 rents In one-cent stamps to
World's Dispensary Medical Associa
tion, Buffalo, N. Y., and receive Dr.
Pierce's 1008 page "Common Sense Med
ical Adviser," profusely Illustrated.
'I notice," remarked a statistical ob
server, "that the fellows who ride
wheels are all for McKinley, and the
fellow s whose v heels are In their heads
are all for Bryan." Washington Star.
MALARIA
DISARMED
TERRORS.
OF IT3
Malaria, that fell atmospheric poison.
Is disarmed of Its terrors, and health is
Insured to thousands residing where
the noxious exhalation periodically In
fects the air, and engenders Intermit
tent P.nd remittent fevers, by Hostet
ter's Stomach Bitters, the most popular
flB It Is the best of preventives, altera
tives and tunics. In numberless local
ities where the d'-mand for sulphate of
quinine was formerly immense, the
hurtful alkaloid has been almost en
tirely supplanted by this safe, popular
ami effective substitute, which Is
prompt In action aid entirely unob
jectionable. It nullifies the Influence of
rnlasma by giving a more active Im
pule to evr-rv vital function, quicken
ing and enriching the blood, overcom
ing a tendency to biliousness, and pro
moting digestion.
TWO LIVES SAVED.
Mrs. Phctbe Thomas, of Junction City.
ill, was told by her doctors she bad
Consumption and that there was no nop
for her, but two bottles Dr. King's New
Discovery completely cured her, and aha
says It saved her Ufa Mr. Thomas Eg-
gars, 139 Florida street. Ban Francisco,
suffered from a dreadful cold, approach
ing Consumption, tried without lesult
everything else, then bought on bottle
of Dr. King's New Discovery and In two
weeks was cured. H Is naturally
thankful. It ta such results, of which
these rae samples, that prove the won
derful efficacy of this medicine In Coughs
and Colds. Free trial Tottle at Chaa
Rogers' Drug Store. Regular slse U
cents and 11. 00.
There Is a good deal of blulfllng
about the results of the election, but
it is worth noting that the man with
money who Is offering odds thnt Mc
Klnley will be elected cannot find tak
ers. Baltimore American.
OLD PEOPLE.
Old people who require medicine to reg
ulate the bowels and kidneys will find
the true remedy In Electric Bitters. This
medicine does not stimulate and con
tains no whisky or other Intoxicant, but
acts as a tonlo and alternative. It acts
mildly on the stomach and bowels, add
ing strength and giving tone to the or
gans, thereby aiding nature In the per
formance of the functions. Electric.
Bitters Is an excellent appetizer and aids
digestion. Old people find It Just exactly
what they need. Price CO cents per bot
tle at Chas. Rogers' Drug Store.
Bryan travels In a palace car named
The Idler." It passes a multitude of
homes where the men are Idle becuuse
Bryanism and Wllsonlsm and Tillman-
Ism are rampant in the land. Chicago
Inter-Ocean.
BL'CKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.
The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and pos
Itlve cure for plies, or no pay required.
It Is guaranteed to give perfect satis
faction, or money refunded. Price, 25
cents per box. For sale by Charl
Rogers, Odd Fellows' building.
A few words from Bryan telling the
people where and how they are to get
silver bullion for the purpose of having
It coined Into dollars would be worth
wore than all the speeches he has de
livered. St Louis Globe-Democrat.
Cleveland carried Georgia by a plu
rality of 81,0.'.(i. lie cHn answer his free
coinage critics by pointing to the con
sumptive plurality secured at the elec
tlon last Wednesday. St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
1AMLY VIGOR
ONCE MORE In harmony
with the world, 2000
completely enred meu are
suigmg nappy praises mi
me greatest, gran a
est and niunt suc
cessful enre for sex
bal weakness and
lost vigor known to
medical science. An
acnountof thiswn
drrful dixemery. In
book form, with ref
erences and proofs,
will MM.nf. tn an.
faring men (sealed) free. Full manjy vtim.-
furuiaseuuy restorM. jrauurs Impossible,
ERIE MEDICAL CO.jBUFFALO.H.Y,
El
Jli . CI .-fT .'V
Chonlc constipation Is a painful, dis
agreeable and life-shortening difficulty.
It deranges the Bystem, causes sick
headache, bad breath, and poisons the
blood. It can be readily overcome by
De Witt's Little Early Risers. These
little pills are great regulators. Charl'-s
Rogers.
In Indiana the sporting men are of
fering heavy odds that McKinley will
be elected. But the takers are few.
This is one of the straws. Baltimore
American.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
ntt- ? , OASTOniA.
U n
This is the day of antl-thls and null
that, but what people need inou nowa
days Is, the antl-blllous medicine, Blm
mons Liver Regulator, the King of Liv
er Medicines, and better than pills. "
have used no other antl-blllous rem
eny for six years and know from ex
perience that for ladles of a constl
pated habit nothing equals It." Laura
V. Craig, Ellenbury, Fin.
With liryun president, Altgeld should
be secretary of anarchy, Tillman sec
retary of pestilence and famine, Black
burn Joint HM-retary of war, navy, and
the lower regions. Louisville Post.
ROYAL Baking Powder
has been awarded highest
honors at every world's tale
where exhibited.
No one is buying silver In the mar
ket. No one Is betting on Bryan.
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SIGNATURE
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printed in
BLUE, diagonally
:rosi the OUTSIDE wrapper of every boiilc of ?
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ROUTES.
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Via Ogdeo, Denver and
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Pullman and Tourist Sleepers
Free Reclining Chair Cars
Astoria to San pranolsao.
Coluiiilila. TuiHplay, Oct. 10.
Htatn "f Cal. Hunilay, Oct. ii,
t'lihimlila, Krlilay, Oct. JO.
Klnte of Cal. VtHlneaJay. Nov. 4.
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Bute nf Cal. Kalunlay, Nov. U.
Culutnlila, Thumrlay, Nnv. 11
Btate of Cal. Tumlay, Nov. 14.
Columbia, Humlay, Nov. ;9,
Astoria and Portland Steamers.
T. J. I'OTTEH.
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ami Hatunlays at 6 a. m. Iave port
land Mondays, Wmlnrwlayi, and Fri
days at,T a. m.
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und Humlays at 8 p. m.
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p. m.
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and Fridays at a. m. Lwive Portland
Tueadnys, Thursdays and Saturdays at
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nusday, Friday and Sunday nlKht at
7 p. m. Leaves Portland Tumday,
Thursday and Saturday nlithts at 8 p.
m.
O. II. and N. Co.'i stfatners T. J.
Potter runs alternato days with Tata.
Phono, and It, II. Thompson runs al
ternate days with Ilalley OnUert,
Tickets good on all boat..
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Telephone No. 11.
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READING! ROOM FREB TO ALL.
Open every day from I o'elook to 1:11
and :M to :K p. m.
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