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T.-B EHOEWB D.?! OVARO, UTHVESMV. AICIST 12. 100 75 ' I f cHATURE'S PERFECT TQHIC There in scarcely any one, no mailer how vigorous an healthy, mho does not need a tonic sometimes. Little physical irregularities upset tin system, the appetite fails, digestion is poor, the body feels tired and vora out, and other unpleasant symptoms Rive warning that the system is disor dered and needs assistance to ward off. perhaps, some serious sickness or ailment S. S. S. is recognized everywhere as ti e best of all tonics, nature's medicine, made entirely of healing, cleansing, invigorating roots and herbs a systemic remedy without an equal. H. S. S. has the additional value ol being the greatest of all blood purifiers. It re-establishes the healthy circu lation of the blood, rids the body of that tired, worn-out feeling, improves the appetite and digestion, and brings about a return of health to those whose systems have been weakened or depleted. S. S. S. acts more promptly and pleasantly than any other medicine, and those who Hre ran down in healt.i should commence its use at once. It will thoroughly purify the blood and tone up the system. S. S. S. is admirably suited for a systemic remedy because it is free from minerals ; it may be used without harmful results by rjersons of any age, and no unpleasant effects ev.r follow. person. j k spE0IFIC ca An,A5XAf 0JL Eugene Theater l BEST SHOW OF THE SEASON COMING BAND AND ORCHESTRA CLAMAN'S PLAYERS Presenting the Big Scenic Revival of "On the Frontier" In Five Acts and Six Scenes A COMPANY OF J 6 PEOPLE High class vaudevil!c specialties between each act. Not a dull moment in the play. Latest special me chanical devices and electrical effects THREE SHOWS IN ONE Drama Vaudeville Music Free Band Concert In Front of Theater 7:15 to 8:15 p.m. Prices: 25, 35 and 50 Cents WILLIAM J. BRYAN'S ACCEPTANCE SPEECH AT LINCOLN TODAY business success must ordinarily be based on dishonesty, have, during the last few months, made it appar ent that they have haudej toKether to work for re-actlon. Their endea vor la to overthrow and discredit all who honestly administer the law, to prevent any additional legislation which would check and restrain I hem. and to secure, If possible, a freedom from all restraint which wilt permit every unscrupulous wronn-doer to do what be wishes unchecked, ptovlded he has enough money. What an arraignment or the predatory Interests! Is the president s Indictment true.' And, tf true, against whom was the Indictment directed? Not against the democratic party. Mr. Taft Endorses the Indictment. Mr. Taft says that these evils have crept In during the last ten years. He declares that, during this time, some "prominent and Influential members of the community, spurred -tr ibe LENOX Portland' 1 New and Most. Momently Fumiibed HOTEL Third and Main StretU PORTLAND, - ORtCON Possessing every convenience and an'ideal location fronting on lite beautilul city plaza. Adjacent to business center. Up-lo-d.ite grill. Telephone in every room. Private baths. Bus to and from all trains Rates Eurcnean Plan Rle American Plan 11.00 and l.r.o per day. IJ.O0 and la.tiO with bath. lug.. cu.h on ru. O. H. SPENCER, Manager tll.r.O and M.UO per day. 3.M) and It 00 with hath. Lincoln, Neb., Aug- 12. Fol lowing Is the full text of William J. Bryan's speech of acceptance of the Democratic presidential' nomination, delivered today In the presence of the official notification committee, and a lurgu crowd of spectators: Mr. Clayton and Qentiemen of the Notification Committee: 1 can not otflclally tender, without first ac knowledging my deep indebtedness to the democratic party lor the ex traordinary honor which St has con ferred upon me. Having twice he fore been a candidate for the pres idency, In campaigns which ended In defeat, a third nomination, the re sult of the free and voluntary ant of the voters of the party, can only be explained by a substantial and un disputed growth in the principles and policies for which I, with a multi tude of others, have contended. As thowe principles and , ipoliclea have given me whatever political strvngtn I possess, the action of the conven tion not only renews my faith In them, but strengthens my attach ment to them. A I'latfor-n Is ltludlnif. I shall, In the near future, pre pare a mure formal reply to your notification, and, in that letter at ac ceptance, will deal with the plat form In detail. It Is sufficient, at this tlmo. to assure you that 1 am In hearty accord with both the let ter and the spirit of the platform. I endorse It in whole and In part, and shall, If elected, regard Its dec larations as binding upon me.. And, I may add, a platform is binding, as to what It omits as well as to what Issue; and an official Is not at lib erty to' use the authority vested! in It contains. According to the demo cratic Idea people think for them selves, and select officials to carry out their wishes. The voters are the sovereigns; the officials are tiie servants employed for a fixed time and at a stated salary to do what the sovereigns want done, and to do It In the way the sovereigns want it done. Platforms are entirely in har mony with this democratic Idea. A platform announces the party's posi tion on the questions which are at him to urge personal views which have not been submitted to the ' financial success and In their hur ....... I...., u ti'" ........ -...m. ry ror greai;er wealth, became un- not satisfactory to him, he must If , nilndful"ot the common rules of bus candid,, o ther decline the 1 Iness honesty and fidelity, and of the tlon, or in accepting t. propose an I limitations Imposed by law upon amended phi form In l eu of the one the t, !. d J .k " adopted by the convention. No such ,.,.. nf th ' "'"", I' ts Tour . ...... ' . ' " THE LARGEST DAY VEft At The Bon Marck1 Closing Out Sale WE HAVE heard of large days and have done a large busi ness in one day, but we never had sucn a day as Satur day was. The store was packed from morning till I j at night. There were twenty clerks working as hard as they could to wait on the trade. We will add extra salespeople this week, so that the people will not have to wait to do their trading. It wijj pay any family or person to buy their year s supply now, as every article is MARKED AT MANUFACTURER'S C You can get almost two pair of shoes for the price of one; you can get two suits for the price of one. We cannot go into details and price every article, but we will sell you at just manufacturer's cost. Every article is marked in plain figures and any child or person can buy with their eyes shut and get the best bargain ever offered in Eugene Remember we have just four more weeks to sell our entire stock in. EVERYTHING MUST BE SO rt - 1FOUR DOLLAR 5 -WILL BE THE PRICE OF THE- W ILL! AM i. BRYAN. Latest portrait of the Democratic "andldata for president. ' THE EXQUISITE AROMA OF CHOICE COFFEE will be found In our fine blend of Mocha and Java that makes a rup of coffee tit for the gods. Our reputation Is your safe guard In the matter of teas and and coffees, and you ran get better quality at lower prices here Ik nil nt any other store In Kiiisene. Purity, fine flavor and quality Is Kiiaiaiit.cd with ev ery pound of tea, coffee or spices sold at 0 teen's. THE SQUARE W. M. CREEN, VtXik 619 Willamette St. PIonc Main 23. situation, huwevcrV, confronts your candidate, for the platform upon which I waa nominated not only con tains nothing-from, which I dissent, but. It specifically outlines all the remedial legislation which we can hope to secure during, the next, tour years. Kilinbllran (lutlleoiro Accepted. The distinguished statesman who received the republican nomination for president said, in his notifica tion speech: "The strength of the republican e-"e In the campaign at hand Is tho fact that we represent the policies essential to the reform of known utilises, to the continuance of liberty and true prosperity, and that we are determined, as our plat form unequivocally declares. to inalnlalii them and carry them on." In (be name of the democratic parly. I accept the challenge, and charge that the republican party Is responsible for all the abuses which now exist In the federal government, and that It Is Impotent to accom plish the reforms which are imper atively needed. Further, I can not concur In the statement that the re publican platform unequivocally de clares for the reforms that are nec essary; on the contrary. 1 affirm that It ope-ily se(i notoriously dis appoints the hopes and expectations permitted u. ri'lonui1' n, wi'tuuci iiiiisf ivuji 111- ers be republicans or democrats. So far did Iho republican convention fall short of Its duty that the repub lican candidate felt It necessary to add to his platform 'n several im portant particular, thus rebuking disclosures as to rebates and diacrim illations by railroads, the accumula ting evidence of tho violations of the anti-trust laws, by a number of cor porations, and the over-Issue of stocks and bonds of interstate rail roads for the' unlawful enrlchlna of directors and for the purpose ot con centrating the. control of the rail roads under one management" all these, ho charges, "quickened the conscience of the people and brought on a moral awakening." Murine; all this time, I bog to re mind you, republican officials pre sided In the executive department filled the cabinet, dominated the sen ate, controlled the house of repre sentatives and occupied most of the federal Judgshlps. Four years ago 1.10 ropubiican platform boastfully ileclnrcd that Blnce IMiO with the exception of two years the republi can party had been in control of part cr all of the branches of the fed eral government; that for two years only was the democratic, party In a position to either enact or repeal a law. Having drawn the salaries; having enjoyed the honors; having secured I he prestige, let the republi can parly accept the responsibility. Itepiilillcnii Tarty ItesiKinslhl,.. Why were these "known abuses" to develop? Whv have they not been corrected? If existing laws are sufficient, why have they not been enforced? All of the execu tive machinery of the federal gov ernment Is in the hands of the re publican party. Are new laws nec essary? 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In separate speehes. ,ls recommendations, why does the discuss the leading questions at Is- republican candidate plead for fur sue, I shull at this time confine my- ther time In which to do what should self to the paramimia .Mention, and , have been done lonn bro' Can Mr to the far-reachlUK purple of our Taft promise to be more strenuous parly, as that purpose Is set forth the prosecution of wrens-doer's in the platform. overshadowlnir Issue which manifests Shall the People Knle. Itself In all questions now under dk- Oiir platform declares that the j ,-usslon. Is ' Shall the people rule "" fronts us: Shall the people, con- x matter which wav we turn- no trol their own itovernment, and use! matter to what subject we address t i.i! v:nr..en: f r tN I rote 'tU r p, .v, ,u, Mdl( question e,m-t'-e r :'.f':i mil rrr tie p: omotl -i ; fronts the present candidate? fan he o' : 1 . tr ne'trrc? v.- h.!l tr- repre-. fr a lamer mainrltv In in.. .n. : : iv wcclt'i t'l :ale than hi inv n..w' h i .1. s pnbl'e. wMV t V i he need more republicans in the -i :o"T.' ("invitiny from su-h house of r.ir.u4tiv, or ..., Is U tl' Is'lle nisei ,.r ult h nioro imtlnilt.-.l ,.,ih'i,, by the ' known abuses ' to which Mr. i w hy Tariff Hof orm -Taft refers ; The president's close friends hav- In a messaae svnt to ronaress last, been promlsina for several vears Jaimavy. President Koose.velt s.ild:,that he would attack the Iniquities lhe attacks by thes Kret corpora-. , ,h( ,,. Ve have had infiua tlons on the administration's actions; tn ,hH( Mr Tf w;(s r,.8,Vp llmK,r have been Riven a wide circulation ; lhe demands of the hishlv protected throushout the country. In the news- t,iuri,.s. AnJ Vl,t ,)ie influeiue P.. rs and otherwise, by those wrl-1(l( ,,. nuinutactnrers. who have t. r ter, and speakers who. consciously ', em five vcars eontrlbiited to the or .iii.on.o K.nsl. ,,ct as the repre- republican campalmi fund and ho In sent :.tn .., ,.( ,ed.itory wealth of return have framed the tariff s, bed- i in- v fit 1 1 at t ii m 111 mm Oil tt KUIIll l.w h. Ii.n un ft I.-i.m f j,'rti.' w n.l lorn: ( tit tijitit . tAns in Ii tm 'Aw t'lU'it'-oilt'U of ho ;.irn'r t unt.iir tul iiiinhoNs.Mni1 ; nifih. 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