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,ob and Eyes
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tety Pins
doz for
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Hair Pins
U .paper
Uinam Hair
ns, each
UHair Pins
Lin, each
lc
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Baby Ribbon
per yard lc
Corset Laces
each
Lead Pencils
each
Ink Erasers
each
lc
lc
lc
Post Cards, comics,
views and senti
mental cards
each... lc
Tin Tea Spoons
each
ioc a dozen
lc
Coat and Hat
Hooks Jc
Brass Cup Hooks
each c
Wire Brackets for
extension rods
each
1
Brass Picture
Hooks, extra
finish, each lc
Mustard Spoons
imported boxwood
each.. lc
MURPHEY'S RACKET STORE
35 East 9th Street
na Thaiitop Phone Black 1442
GIe lneaier GEO. H. SMITH. Manager
rs, and Fri., Aug. 27 and 28
fit. C H. Kerr presents the New York favorite
Comedienne and r-'nna Donna
DAINTY
2$
in his latest musical comedy success
ittle DoKy Dimp
supported by the great comedian
Will PhUbrick
fiND A CAST OF FIFTY, INCLUDING
Daisy Kin, Soprano
Florence L.tn?don Tempest, Comedy
E Spear. Ihe Human Flute
Ttv (trial.,, 1 CrAn..l. Cl.t Dl 1 IT !.
Iht electric dancing novelty, introducine the tale ot the flowers.
Rnw ftl.h F,k r.l.u...-d '!:-:-.
- - wn y 1UI1EISI
TbeShuberts, String Trio
Louis Loudon, Baritone
Frwk RiwtU, Musical Specialty
Jm.RwKll, BassSololit
tmmi King, Rusiian Daocer
kdvanced Vaudeville Acts
nearme oreat Song Hits--20 Numbers
25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00
opens Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock
PILES: m.jcn; PILES! , . ,
j Williams Innian Pile Ointment
I will cure blind, bleeding and itching
: piles. It absorbs the tumors, allays
; Itching at once, acts as a poultice,
j gives Instaut relief. Williams' In
dian Pile Ointment Is prepared for
i piles and Itching of tile private parts.
Sold l,y Llnu Drug Co., by mail EOe
and $1.00. Williams Mfg Co.,
Drops., Cleveland. O.
XOTK'K )!' (il'AKIHAVS SAM)
Notice is hereby given that by vir
tue of an order of the Probate Court
of J. alio County. Oregon, dated Aug
ust is, 1 IK I S . the undersigned git;:.
dian of tile estate of Marry Weaver.
Lester Weaver, and Sn-aii Weaver.
in nior :, ';!
ihi' r.::' Mi
said iii:iioi.
ill'
ill'.; lies. riOed
!1 'ginning at
of dunaMon iand
Xo. 7 " L r. . in s
i n.
Mee :! 1 i sell all
d i::!o:-e-i uf j .,
; an n ml i i.ii d l vo
m:I I i the follow
tl !r;Tty. to-wit:
S.nitiiwest co:;i"i
laim Xo. .", I . .'i! if.
ion :!:!. t iwn-diip
KBH NOTIFIED
AT INDUMniUS
TmnFTEHMHI
(Continued from Tag.. One.)
I wrong or with a denunciation ot it i
j U proceeds to outline remedies. The I
or is a law preventing a dnplica- j
tlon of directors anionc competing
corporations. No one can object to '
this remedy unless he is in sympathy j
with the trusts, rather Can with the I
people who are victimized bv the!
trusts. There is no easier w'av nf
stifling canipetitlon than to make
one board of directors serve for a
number of competing corporations.
It is not necessary for corporations
to enter Into an agreement for the
restraint of trade if the corporation
ran, without violating the law. reach
the same end by electing the same
directors.
The second remedy Is one on which
I desire to dwell at some length. We
believe it to be a simple, easily en
forced and complete remedy. As stat
ed in the platform it is:
"A license system which -.ill, with
out abridging the right of each state
to create corporations, or its rights
to regulate as It will foreign convo
cations doing business within its lim
its, make It necessary for a manu
facturing or trading corporation en
gaged in interstate commerce to take
em a federal license before It shall
be permitted to control a much as
twenty-five per cent of the product
in which it deals, the license to pro
tect the public from vaiered stock
and to prohibit the eoiitro by such
.orporalion of more thou " " p. r cent
01 lite t oal amount ol at;y I'leluc!
. onsnnit'il in the I'niteil S:at
It will he noticed, in ihe li--:
P':iee, that care was taktn by iho.-o
who drew the platform to pi -u 1,1.
that there should be no abridgment
of ihe right otn a stale to create a
t eroorat ion, r ol its right t r !:;
late as it w ill foreign corporal hois
doing business within its limtis. This
plan, therefore, docs n.;t in tile least
infringe upon the right of any of the
states to protect their own people. It
simply provides for Ihe exercise by
congress of the power vested in it to
regulate interstate commerce. ,-V
long as a corporation confines itself
to the state in which it is created,
congress cannot interfere with it; but
when the corporation engages in in
terstate commerce congress is the on
ly power that can regulate its inter
stato business.
In proposing tile exorcise of this
power, the llenioeratic plaiform is not
asserting a new doctrine. In Jan
uary. lN'.oi. a Itepublie.lll house of
itepi vs. oiia! ivos adopteil a resolution
calling upon lion. .Juds.in Harmon,
then ntlorney-goiioral of the fulled
States, now the Hemacraiic Candidate
for governor ol' Ohio, t i report what
steps, if nv.v. I' el I' 'Oil taken to ell
I'oree lee lav. ol I Piled State
. v i i ,: ' I.e..-. e, :e ' ola floe, and on
In
too
d.
i of the
S"iir I. a
r of 1 1,' pro
tuiilty for in
reduction 'Vt r conditions
tins k:i
orpotuiion are in.:
leduetloll ,n , u,
duct affords an op
creasing profits. I
in wages follows w a
will permit.
Coinpeiition pr.c.vs the purchas
er, tor then a number ,.f iiulepeiulei.'
producers stand read, to supplv him
with that he needs, lie van ehoo.e
between tlietii and buy from the one
who offers the best product at the
lowest price. He is also protected In
(uality because those who must com
pete for the opportunity to sell him
an article must show either advan
tage in price or advantage In nuaii-
par.f piatfiirm -the lein tad that the
grip of :hv trusts U- leokeu. t.iali
eonipetnioa !, restored and that te.
door ot opportunity :,' opened T.i
the biiMili ss men and toilerM ut
t'le land.
In, liis i i.il Independence is neces
sary to .'oailcal indepetideuce. I'll.'
ftee exercise of the r;glt!s of i ifiatn
ship is impossible when a few men
control the industries in which mil
lions are employed. Cod forbid that
we should compel the wage-earners
of the nation to address iheir peti
tions to the trust magnates, anil ask j
or ineir dally oread Already we
have seen how prone the monopolist
Is to make employ inent depend upon
TWICE CURED OP
Tl
DOUBLES
IN s.. II. '2 w., run lliellce Xorlll 1
degrees Kast 1.",..", chains; thence
Kast 'J I chains: South ir.-." chains,
and West 2 4 chains to beginning,
containing ;iti.li(l acres.
Also, beginning at the Northeast
corner of 11. L. CI. 51 Notif. No.
702(1 in section 33, township 1.8 S.,
It. 2 W., run West 43.30 chains,
South l.i ill chains, to South line of
I said claim, Kast 43.30 chains to S. E.
i corner thereof, and North 30 minutes
East 15.10 chains to beginning, con
taining (14.40 acres, more or less.
1 all In Lane County, Oregon, at pri
vate sale for cash In hand.
I Said guardian will therefore pur
suant to said order on and after the
i 21st day of September, lilOS. re
! ceive bids for and sell at private sale
the said land to the highest bidder
I therefor for rash.
JOHN M. WILLIAMS,
Guardian.
DENE HOSPITAL
pLMD.
ft
IH.D.
J D.
ILM.d!
Fot the care and treatment of
Medical and Surgical Cases
Modern operating room and equipment.
Appliances forX ray work.
Sputum and blood examinations
Full corps of trained nurses.
Rates on application.
paining School for Nurses..
( CfMircfl 1... -
the hrl? i by thc laculry and practical
F hospital. The medical and Rrcal staff
r constitutes the faculty. For rates or infor-
. ivu i ivt-MUALL, M.D., Supt.
Notice of Finnl Settlement
Estnto of Ruth Chevalier. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned, executrix of tile estate of
IJ...1, Cl,u,.flllop HoinnseH h:is filed
her final account in the matter of
said estate, in the county court oi
Lane county, Oregon, and that Mon
day, the 21st day of September, 190S,
at the hour of 1 o'clock in the after
noon of that day, has been fixed by
the order of said court, for the hear
ing of objections to said final account,
and for the final settlement of said
estate; and all objections must be
.na on filed lii said court on or
i before the date so fixed for said fl
! nal settlement.
Dated this 22d day of August,
! 190S.
! MARGARET I. HILYEI ,
Executrix.
iL. BILYEl".
; Attorney.
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MOST GR.OCERS SELL -j
Olympic Flour jj
Mad, CVery SaCk gUaranteed S
"tlT ei Ei"ltrn "eon hird wheat- 11 pr-
lvo,.l1iVt,'', bre,d an any other flour and the ?
'ty J'L " Whi,n- of ,he ,ncre4sed
"iier ll, " roduc"l 'he coil li no higher than for
ASlC Y0UR GRQCER fjr 5
THE. DruiT, "
'tt. FLOURJNC MILLS :
flF KINDS EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE
riuunliiill'H Sale of Keiil ProM'rt,V
Notice Is hereby given that by vir
tue of an order of the county court of
Lane county, Oregon, duly mane auu
entered of record on the 13th day ol
August Hies, In the matter of the
guardianship of Leroy Parker, a mi
nor, the undersigned guardian of the
person and estate of said Leroy I ar
ker will on Monday, the 14th day of
September. 1S0S, at the hour of 1
o'clock p. m.. at the southwest door of
the county courthouse In bugene. ( t -ego...
offer for sab- and sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash
in hand all the right, t tie and In.er
est of the said Leroy Parker in and
to the following described premises,
'"The east half or the southwest
quarter of section n. the north ha
of the northeast umi.'-r and the
north, as. quarter nf -"
quarter of So,. i, n In I -! ';
south. Itance ., wes oi w ,
,.., Meri l.nn in mee,,,,. on.., no.
inn acres in Lane . o.i
WII.HELMINA W.N ":" ;.,
Guardian of the i-rn " "
! , ate of Leroy V.---. n.lte.r.
, WOODCOCK k I'OT'I r.K. n
I Attorni'vs !(!.) Guardian.
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Competition also
earner, for his skill
c. v oiiipeiitiou protects tne man , the w llliugncss of the emploveto
who produces the raw material, for ; prostitute his ballot to the service of
when there are a number of bidders ! l is corporate master
for that which is being sold, he caul This (iiiestlon should lie settled
pt the highest price offered, now. We cannot :iff.,r.i t. he.m.ewh
helps the wageiu as a legacy of woe to a succeeding
the finished I veneration 'I'll ,s,. i. ,,r ,i,
product which he offers upon the ! people is already awakened, and the
market, and where a number of in-, lonscience if the most potent force
dependent Industries are endeavoring 0f which man has knowledge. Where
to secure the highest skill, the law makes one nighteous, conscience
skilled laborer has the best assur-; controls an hundred; w here one Is
ance of obtaining a fair recompense, kept from wrong-doing bv fear of
When there Is hut one employer, the orison doors a liionsnn.i r.'. r.uin,tn.
employe must take the price offered, ,., uy tl, illvtill bars which con-
becanse he will lose the advantage of
bis experience if he must go out and
find a different kind of employment.
The business men of the country
have felt the pressure of the trusts.
The retailer has been compelled to
si ience rears about us barriers
v, htch are stronger than walls of
granite, lt is upon the conscience
that human institutions rest, and
without a stirring of the conscience
no great reform Is "possible. To a
enter into contracts which restrict his I national conscience already aroused
management of his own affairs, he
has found the terms of sale and pay
ment charged to his disadvantage
and he has been forced to carry m ire
and more risks of trade. He is con
vincod that there are no good trusts
and that his only safety Is in the
Democratic plan which lays the axe
at the root of the tree.
The traveling men nafurally take
especial interest in Ihe trust uues
tion, because ihe more complete the
to niopidy seemed l.v a corporation
the less they are needed. We have
no more Intelligent class than Co
1 ep-eseutat ives of com lllei a e, and
. eir retirement nvin the road would
.loan a serious loss to the country
v hiie a few promoters would lie the
only persons honel ited. they gaining
b Ihe capltali7.aii.in id' the salaries
saved by the elllnilllaiou of cotnpeli
t ion.
we appeal, with the pledge that a
DenuN'ratlc victory will mean the
ringing out of Industrial despotism
and the ringing In of a new era of
business which will be built upon Its
merits, and In which men will suc
ceed, not In proportion to their co
ercion, but in proportion t.i their In
dustry, their fidelity and their ability.
First Case a Rash Which Itched and
Stung Threatened Ten Years
Later With Blood-Poison in Leg
But Both Times the Sufferer's
RELIANCE IN CUTICURA
PROVED WELL-FOUNDED
Abot twelve or fifteen years ago,
while Uvutg ui West Virginia, i had a
breakiug-our. and it itcheil ami stung so
badly thai I cmiUl not hnve liny jH'aco
bcicaustf ,tc it. 1 saw threo doctors and
they titd not agree on wluit It was, eo
onn of them gave me something that he
called meiirint. but 1 called it soda
water.. 1 might just as well have
washed': in rirr-wat.r. Then 1 got some
Cutimira Soap. Cututira Ointment, and
Cutinura Ktw4veut anil liegan to got
liettejt right awav. Thev cured me and
I have- not twvn ixithered with the itch
ing innee, r amount to anything.
About two yrars ngo I had la grip)
and pneumonia which left ino witti a
pain m my tddi. Treatment ran it into
my leg; which! then swelled and began
to brralc out- 11 got in pretty bad
shaer M I wr-rtt to a doctor, lie was
afraid it would turn to blood-poiBon.
1 used his mcdicirKi hut it did no good.
So 1 sent for another set of the Cutlcura
Remedies. 1 used them three times
and cured the breaking-out on my leg.
Now 1 won't t without Cutlcura.
J. F. Hennon, R. F. V. a, Milan, Mo.,
May 1J, 1007."
Somet idles y ou I'll II secure
something through all e- 1
change ad. that you could
not get in any oilier way.
Think about It.
GOOD ( Ol'GIl ci iti:.
, , ,i For the complete cure of coughs.
In my not iflcalton speech 1 called ! ,.lll,iSi .,slllnm and bronchitis and all
mention to the three demands inado;n,. r,,,,,.,!..,,,. tending to consniiin.
p.m.,. M .isns. I.. . .. lion, liverwort, tar am w lid cherry
bv our party. It asks, first, thai tic
government shall be taken out of the
hands of special Interests, an I re
stored to the people as a whole; It
asks, second, for honesty in elections
and publicity in regard to campaign
fluids, that ihe people may freely
chooso representatives in sympathy,
with tllini and pledged to guard
Iheir Interests: it asks, third, for j
such a modification of our govern-;
menial methods as w ill make ihe sen-1
ale an elective li oly. and phi 'o tlte
control of the house in the hau ls of
have for ages maintained tin estab
lished reputation as a standard
cough remedy. It contains no op
ium or harmful drugs and can be
given Willi safety to children. Price
$1.00. Sold by Linn Drug Co., Wil
liams Mfg. Co, props., Cleveland, O.
a lllujorilv of lis inemhers.
days ago. in dtlsonssiitg the
(1 lie,-,! ion. I dwelt upon the
em.
,d mail.
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being tali
ll to
!bod
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ill w !
wllieoh Wei
enforce ihe law. am! recoil! llleiiiieu
ihe enactment of further leuinlati in.
1 call special attention to thc follow
ing words:
Congress mav make it unlawful to
shin from one state to another In car
rying out, or attempting to carry out
tne designs of such (state) organiza
tions, articles produced, owned or
controlled by them or any of their
members or agents."
His recommendation embodies the
very Idea which our plan now pro
poses to carry out. We want to make
it unlawful for a corporation to use
the Instrumentalities f Interstate
commerce for the carrying out of a
monopolistic purpose. Surely no par
ty ran consistently claim to be op
posed to private monopolies which
will permit the Interstate telegraph
lines to he used to increase the pow
er of a private t uipoly; or. to
make the case stronger, no party can
consistently claim to be opposed to
the trusts which will allow the malls
of the I'nlted States to be used by
trusts as an agency far the extermi
nation of competition. Congress has
already exercised this power to exter
minate lotteries. Why not exercise
if to make private monopolies Im
possible? If lt is conceded that congress has
the power to prevent the shipment of
goods from one state to another
when such shipment is a part of a
conspiracy against trade and com
merce, then the only nucstlon Is as to
the means to be employed to prevent
such shipments. The license system
presents an easy way of regulating
Hons as need federal
regulation. The law run prohibit the
doing of a thliu and impose a penal
ty for the violation of the law. but
experience has proven that lt is very
difficult to gather up evidence from
11 sections of the t'nifd States and ;
prosecute a great corporation: so
dltticult is It that, altlooigh the Sher
man -inti-trust law h:.- ' n in force
for eighteen years, no trust magnate,
has heen sent to the p. ..itentiary for.
violating the law. altloomh In a few
th court has .""ad corpora-
. . . . . I, 1.. ... In
Ml V HI it I Hit i'": '
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A IV w
t.tril'f
t' mum !i
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voo! s.wviNc;
Cusol.no power, by V. W. Monro,
phone Kofi :S2. Orders liii'MO or
small will he iippreri.ned
iu:i;u urm, ;t.,
BABIES ON FIRE
With Torturinjr, Disf louring
Humors, Cured by Cutlcura.
Ke:',einnrt. rnln-s, itehinns, irritnt ions,
ami eliiUim; are inanl Iv relieved niul
g y-- q M '1-ly eurvii, in I ho
P"? , 1 nmjur iiy of cnen, liy
--"'.I , warm I tilths wit h t'uti-
r j-'-keum Simp nnd fendo
4,-::Weuni Ointment, tiio
I mil III' 111 lillin i ('Mb
ami rtleeo. and points
to a speedy pure in the most distressing
rnww, when nil Hso fails. Onaran
teed nhsolutely pure and nmy ho used,
from tho honr'of birth.
CnmnletP Pmcninl bim! Inti'mnl Trrnttm-nt for
Fvi-ry Hiimor nf Infinite, I'hlltlri'H. mid Atlulls. nin
r:lM of Cutlrnrn Sn.in rJSc.) in Cliyiir tlit Sk-ln.
t'ullruri Mtitnii-m (filV.t to Hr.il tin- Skin, mid Oitl
rurn Her. I vvut (ftlV ). nr In tlu furni nt ("Imoolnlo
(mtt-d I'lIK ?.V. per vVil lo I'tirlfv Hit' lllood.
Ihroiitfti-nit tin- wotM I'oltrt Druil Ss. I'tium.
Crt Si.li- ITi" . Hilton. Miif.
Aj-Mulk'ti t riHJ. Cutlcur IkwJt on SKln UIscomo.
Axi(rent
;ntee. ()pp
;ittd health pnl
:site iHislnl'I'ii'i
I'eday I
Til
Witt'
bur i
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re ui''- iii.'uiv iiii ii :
('iirlioli.-.l Win h
it one original.
1st M
firing of
rliyrt S;
St. j,l ,v
ACF.NCY FOR.
Keel ox
TYPEVVRSTER.
Catbons .i.nd Ribbons for all
ivi.iehitus .tl
' ScJivarzoClJilil's Bed; Stors
506 Wiliamtttc Su
sritsciDiti: i-'tiit tiii.; iii'.ii:i.
Sept. 14-19
Salem, Oregon
EXCURSION TRAINS
and special rates to
Sept. 14-15
Salem, Oregon
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Oregon State Fair and Exposition
..For IQ08..
The Largest and Best Pacific Coast Fair
CHILDREN proi
Monday, 14th I I lb
Reserve Boxes Can Be Had in
Advance for th Races
CHILDREN F-,,,,
Saturday, 19th II CC
Greatest Exhibit at any Coast Fair
New buildings all completed
Walks and grounds the finest
Free camping for thousands
Agricultural College to hold meetings
Races six days; commence Monday
Free evening entertainments
McElroy's Band nd Orchestra
Prominent men will speak
Fancy stock shown daily
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Hons Etliltv
the enforcement ol .
government must seek
bv Ihe use of the llren
corporation is compel!' .1
govrn meat.
From an economic
tl.onop !' !S object iolia e
nient a corporation
1 cal monopoly in t he
; sale of any article.
Whl.ll OlllWelgll
,,me troin laio."
control. Wlioreyer i
lies exi!-'. co 'aiii ll ;'
111. !-.
nultv. the
defendant, !
system the!
o seek the ,
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COMPLETE PROGRAM FOR SIX DAYS .
Two Great Shows Day and Night
Something Doing Every Hour!
One Hundred Thousand Oregon People
Attend The Fair and Are Better For It
Low Rates
Salem, Oregon
Sept. 14-19
A week of Profit for You!
Enjoyment for the Family!
Summer School for All!
Low Rates
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