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Up in Washington an effort is being made to defeat a U. S. Senator for re-election, one of tlj
major charges against him being that he is non-progressive and never improved his home tow
by "nailing two boards together or laying one brick on another."
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City Properties
Nor. 101 lot, 60x100 foot. Price,
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No. U. B-room hnimo West Sixth
treot: lot 116 2-5x1(10 tout, l'rlce
JMH). .
No, 20 3 loti In Urosi addition,
l'rlou
No, 24 hot on North Lawrence
street. Price,
No. 43 Now holme mid burn, Wot
Ninth street. Price, 500(1.
One acre In 11 1 it 1 r nddltloti. Price,
I(M.
No. 60 One block western part if
RitRKiie, nenr Klevenlh mreot. Price,
(CSOOO.
No. 73 Two full-alr.od tola Kuat
EuKono. Price, 7rtl.
No. 75 New 7-rooni house on
paved at root; nine of lot 116 r.xlil0;
very fine locution. Price, $1750.
No. 711 7-room house. plastered;
rooiI well; bnrn; sumo fruit, l'rlce,
t'Jtoo.
No. 84 3 tola West Ninth atrcel;
fll(M), OVMHi, I3IM each. '
No. 87 Now i-rouin houae; good
barn; two unfinished rooms u
atalra. Price, :looo.
No. 8 l.ota B. 7, 8, west part of
town! Price, (I50.
Whole block oil College Hill,
l'rlce. l HM).
I Farm Lands
No, S 151 acres hooiI hind four
miles from Kimono. $7.1 per acre.
No'. 4 10 acres unrdcnUnri; one
et to cherries, eliiht plow laud; tour-
room houae, woodshed, barn; fanced
chicken tight; 6 Vi in I Wis out. Price
firjno.
No. 5 66 acres near Creawell; 60
In cultivation; good 7-roam houae;
good fencing; young orchurd of 50
treea; enough timber for firewood.
Price,
No. 7 241 acres below Cohurg;
house and barn and outbuildings;
crop goes with the plitce; Mi down.)
balance on lime. Price, 910,00.
No. (I 2S6 8S-100 acres, pasture
u ml luiylnnd. Price, fl-"-3 mt acre.
No. 23 354 acres near Coburg
FIGHTING MOOD
Olney, III.. Sept. 10. William J.
llryun made Speaker Cannon an Issue
In the presidential campaign today In
a sensational speech before 30,000
people here. In which ho delivered a
bitter attack on the veteran congress
man. Seldom has a presidential candi
date used more bitter or sarcastic
language for a public attack upon a
"mere candidate for congress. "
Cannon's statement that Bryan
tills Is a fine grain farm; very flnelhad become a millionaire through
farm house; barn not so good. Price, ' politics plainly angered the Nebrua
$.V H-r acre.
No. 30 195 acres near Creswell.
Price, QUO mt acre.
No. 33 24 4 acres three miles
from Kugene; good house of eight
rooms; 40 acres In cultivation, bal
ance In pasture and timber; wntur
piped lo house; subject to lease Oc
tober 1, ISO!'. Price, y.llMN).
No. 35 698 acres on McKomlo;
tine pnslure land. Price. (ll)M(l.
No. 37 160 acrea west 8 miles:
house and barn. Price. 9:10 pT acre.
No. 61 442 77-100 acres 8 miles
south of Urownsvllle; good eight-)
room Iiuuse; two cauie uarns; one
goat house; hog house; chicken and
wood houses; wagon shed; water
piped lo house; plenty of fruit; 40
acres In cultivation. Price, .VM0.
No. 63 mi acres of timber, suita
ble for wood ranch. Price. 12.10.
No. 70 2S0 acres north of Junc
tion; 175 acres In cultivation; hal
nace In timber and pasture; all fenc
ed; old orchard; eight-room house:
blacksmith ho rami tools; 100 head
of sheep; running water.' Price. 9.1A
I tcr acre.
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Many Others, Call and See
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542 Willamette Street
J. O. UOMAS . DAV1HSON
i Eugene Electric Company
Modern YVirinj? and Supplies
Designers and Makers of Electric ind Gas Fixtures, Carrying jt
Full Line ol Up-to-Date OooJs
Phoiw Miin S -74 Wcl Kinhth Sl EuSfo. Orejoo.
Will Move About Oct. I and Occupy the Center Room of die
New Kegisltr BuiMing. CALL AND SKE US
od his stand-pat attitude on the tariff
and hia opposition to the publicity
of campaign contributions.
" Referring to his own wealth, Bry
an said:
"1 was worth $3000 when I was
elected to congress. I served four
years and by economy saved between
$3000 and 14000. During the period
between the end of my congressional
terms and my nomination for the
presidency, about a year and four
months, I engaged In spoaklng and
lecturing, and added but a small
, sum to my savings,
j "After the election in 1S96 my
earning power as lecturer was great
j ly enhanced, and niy book. "The
. Klrst Untile,' brought 117,000 and
I gave an equal amount of profit to the
1 committee. The lectures on the rnm
! pulgn of 1896 have been profitable
i and my writings have paid me well.
1 estimate my property worth $150.
000 at the outside limit. I am will
ing to leave It to tho public to deter
mine whether I have earned it hon
estly." llryan then launched Into a severe
criticism of Cannon's career in public
j life, He said Cannon began holding
office In 1X61. when hp (llrvnnl u-!i
but ono year old. The commoner
said Cannon for 35 years had been
drawing a salary that members
thought so Inadequate that It had
recently been Increased.
"If he will tell us how much he
Is worth," said llryan. "we can then
guess how much ho might havo been
worth If he had been free to devote
his talents to money making."
Tho onslaught on Cannon In his
home district by tho Democratic can
didate for president has caused a
tremendous sensation and is the
startling precipitation of one of the
hottest political tights In the coun
try for this fall.
the country was fast recovering froml
its effects. He believed that pros
perity equaling that of the last few
years had already returned.
iantu& uf me jumciary, mr. uan
non said that the Democratic plat
form this year declared that the
"courts of Justice were the bulwarks
of our liberties and we yield to none
In our purpose to maintain their dig
nity." He said that Bryan's platform
renewed the pledge In the platform
of 1896 to compel the federal courts
to grant Jury trials In contempt pro
ceedings). I. Ikons llryan (o Jonli.
"This attitude of Mr. Bryan and
his party," said the speaker, "may be
Illustrated by the story of .Jonh and
Amasa, which we find In the old
testament. 'And Joab said to Amnsa,
"Art thou In health, my brother?"
and Joab took Amasa with the right
hand by the beard to kiss him. But
Amasa took heed to tne sword that
was In Joan's hand, so he smote him
WILLIAM J. BRYAN.
kan. He exclaimed at the outset of
his speech that he is worth only
$150,000. and explained how he earn
ed the money, lie referred sarcas
tically to Canon's reputed wealth
and said:
"I demand that he take tho public
Into his confidence and show what he
la worth and how he obtained It."
He then discussed the proaent situ
ation In the congressional district and
said:
"I presume, if the Hepuhllcans suc
ceed. Cannon will be elected speaker
again. Cannon represents what Is
known as Mi stand pat' Idea of pol
itics. He represents the theorv that
all Is well and uothlng needs to be
changed.
"Kery predatory corporation Is
praying for Cannon's success. Kvery
man. feasting n privileges ami fat",
tenliig en got eminent favoritism Is
anxious that he bo elected from this
district to a liepuhlicati congress "
llrian assailed Cannon s position
immi ine election
the dire t oie of Hi
senator by
'P'e. attack-
CAXXOX ATTACKS
DKMtH'HATIC CANDIIUTK
Danville, HI.. Sept. 10. Joseph O
Cannon, speaker of the national
house of representatives, opened his
campaign for re-election to congress
from the KMghteenth district of nil
nois tonight, delivering a speech deal
ing with the leading Issues of the
national eiinmai.'n (.,,-.,, I m ...... ...i
erable attention to W. J. Bryan and
to Samuel Compcra. The speech In
part took the form of a reply to Mr.
tiompera' attack upon Speaker Can
non In a speech In Danville on Labor
Day.
In leading up to a replr to Mr
C.oiupers. Mr. Cannon said that there
were two paramount Issues in this
campaign, one the tariff and the oth
er the Integrity and Independence of
the judiciary.
After devoting considerable atten
tion to the position of the two lead
ing parties on tho tariff question and
discussing pnwperlty. the recent fi
nancial depressioa and the prune
place held by Hit 'lled S't, )
commercial affair. Mr Cano'-. con
cluded that the deprM e of It.- Oc
tober did not affect the farmers. ,
constitute one-third of the 1' m G a
llon, that 'lie people 111 the agg-o-gate
w, re never in so good .(oioh-i,oi
to withstand a dept-lou and !!ut
JOSEPH Q. CANNON.
therewith In the fifth rib and shed
out his bowels upon the ground ' So
Mr. llryan would follow the example
of Joab with the supreme court
"The federal Judirtarv is a co-ordinate
department of the government
so declared by the constitution. The
writ of injunction and the power to
punish for contempt are older than
our restitution and the constitution
rarc.gnl.ed the Independence of the
Judiciary and especially declares:
Ihe Judicial powers shall extend In
all rases to law and equity arising un
der this constitution.'
The difference between the Demo
7U"!!'". I';',v"rni I" and that of
lov is on.v m words; the meaning i
ihesan,,. In lvK Mr. Bryan said in
hs Platform ,,,-t what !,.. ,,.,..
1 'is year he -e. '.s v, ,(..,- ,..... . ,
riii a-eoio-
onacv of
and otuplov
Joab. gi ing the
the snord
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