Hillsboro independent., March 23, 1900, Image 4

RECORD OF HON
ORABLE SERVICE
(onlMueil fruin Flrmt I'ufft)
m In re iii4 d lire lira re aud strong and
iiniiliiis fair, ami all are Instinct with
life an.) I.i alili and happiness; where
everv lir-.-.e .-olors the check, nerve
tim in in, aii'l clear the brain.
It i there. Mr. speaker, whers la
future y-ar will be tit ceuUtr itt
n.alili ami couuucr.ti aud power of
I lii goreri ment. At the Old World en
ergics are developing auil expanding
iu A ii. : i.w aveuue of train: IM
romu.-ie in .' oi ned up titer, mi
a hi uur owu lauil. "westward the
xiiir of a-iimlrv take lia way." tits i
.-if..- ocean will rival the Atlantic lu.
tin- iiuiiils-r of ship that plow It wa
ter. 1 ! white wing of com mere
to (he went of un will eijual thos to
the east, liri'at port, where our lut-
luciiie productive Intereata fluti their
jiii ta-t. ur.Ht lsirta of export, will be
mil only on the Atlantic. Mit oi the
1'acille. They will lie at Kan FraiK-hv
io nml ill Portland ami Tacouia anil
Seiitli... We miiHt have room to e
iiiinil mid ileveln our energies sod a
umrkct for our irMlui-tioua.
The lliiwiill.iu iHlamla must nut la'
III the mihu-hmIoii of commercial rivals
or iHiwerrul enemies. Our opportuni
Ilea have come uow. Thla la the "tide
In tlie affairs" of our uatlou which
"If tiiki u lit ita ItiMMl. will lead to fur-
tune" nml fame ami wealth auil eoiu-
iik-i litl stwer. We must not let the
oiiiHiriuiiliy slip liy us. We uiuat seise
it and lniirove It In-fore It la too late.
Ill eri-ry hnrlsir of the l'lilliltm Is
lands, in every port of Hawaii, upon
tin- li.tttleiiietit of 1'ui-rto Kli-o, auil
upon vhhI lb-eta of roiiunerelal ahlM
Unit traverse the water of the rat-ltit-
iiinl through n Nicaragua canal, to be
constructed by thla government, moat
nml, ii x I lH-liive, will float lu triumph
the Mug for which licwey oonnuereil,
lor which IIiiIihoii fin-ill a Kpaulau
iIiiiiix.iiii, nml for which Hagley aleepa
iu it hi-ro'a grave.
AN.MKXATION OK THu I'HILIT-I'lNKH.
After the luilg-lllti-fllt victory Of
l'i-u.-y lu Manila . Hay. Mr. Tongue
whs one of the earliest public men Of
tin- l niiiil Htiitea to declare In favor
of tin- H-rimiii-iit ri-ti'iitiou of the Is
land. In mi Interview with the Ore
iritiiiuu correspondent lu Washington
wit hi ii ii very Klmrt time after that
I hi 1 1 1.-, he attempted to arouat public-
soil nt In Oregon in favor of tho
H-i'iiiiiiii'iit nntii-xa . .n of the Hiilip
pltio Islands. On the l.MHh of January.
IV m. when the limine waa cousldcrlug
tlm bill for the reorganization of the
iiiiny of tin- I'll 1 1 iil Htatcs, providing
for hiiiIIi li nt soldier to put down any
InxiiiTcciinn that ahould arlae In the
r are to assist In brluglug about any the Vnton."
of these conditions) Who cau tell the 'lheae evil prediction failed of ful
rcaulta of such a .oum.ll How will lilluieiit. fcvrry aojulslliou of terrl
il affect the island How will it af- lory by the L'ulted tttate has proved
feet other bullous How will It af- a l..-iug. not a curse. It baa added
feet the peace of the world) What to our uatioual resources, our atloav
wonlil be ita results upon our own lu- al wealth, our uatioual power aud na
lereeta, upon our own trade, la Asiatic i to mil iiliertiea. It la the source of our
countrs-) Would It strengthen the present position among the civilised
pulley tliat permits ua to trade npun nation of the earth. Among the geu
tlie saute coitilittous with other civil- tlcui.-u who oppose the annexation of
liusl nation In China. Japan aud other the riillippine Islanda there is not a
Asiatic ports, or would It tend to close ulngle one who would be willing to re
tbetu against American trade aud lniUih a foot of territory that -the
airallist Auterlean comuterce) The I nlted tftate has ever aciiulred. All
rouaequeBcea of any such couduct are of our great gold mines, our great all
toe fvarful tw contemplate, aud could ver miues. our most magnificent for
result only In uutotd disaster. Kvery est, great plains, teeming with the
instinct of humanity, every dictate of products of agriculture, have all been
duty to the Inhabitants of those Is- acquired by annexation and expan
taoda. to clvlllsattou, to Christianity. 'Mu.
to humanity, and to ourselves, forbid' line of the greatst -.aalngs that the
such a course of conuui t. people of the l'ulted Ktatea possess Is
We cau not turn these Islands back our expansive domain aud large
to Kpaiu. We cau not permit or con- stretches of territory; the fact that It
sent for the in to lie returned. We can citizens have ellww room, room to
mut abaadoa them to a reign of an- breathe, room to move, room to build
array, craeity and bloodshed more ter-. up aud carry on great enterprise, and
riltle even titan the tyranny of .Spain. 'room to build bomea for the people.
We cau not permit them to lie the 'All thla la due to expansion. IuXmu-aubjet-t
of competition lietween the ,,n Is not new to us. It haa been the
powerful government of Kurope. coontant ollcy of the l ulled Htatea.
Having deatroyeil the only govern- it has been the law of our growth, the
meat they had. It la our lmeratlve . insiiuct of our nature. It la the ten
duty to aulwtltute something lu lis ,cncy ()f our race. We couki not pre
liu:e. Having destroyed tlwir laws ' t,. t if we would. We ought not to
we must give them others. Having re- J prevent It if we could. Why should
moved their protectors, we must our-Jtho, IHJlcy that ha been fraught with
selves lietiHue their protectors. We wl many blessings, that baa brought
wast restore order. We must email- , rV. mean destruction now 7 lite
lisb constituted aud lawful authority. I r'lllpiiios, indoleiit as all tropical peo
We must enthrone the supremacy of'pie are, will lie far more tractable
the law. We must furnish protection' u,nii the American Indian, while the
fu life, libety, reputation, property. glands are more accessible aud More
We niuat maintain a goveunieut capa-J t.HHjy reacheu now than waa Califor-
... i
ii a conicnaea mat enniioau going nnuring worker. He haa displayed
Vl'la s.lul.t await
sluld aided" in nZr.'r - vt degrxv
record, lu the Weat wa have had too ' of Congress. He has
much rwneealmcat of past Eaetern ben active In supporting, framini;
recoms. iiuuureua or ruiued borne aud aecuriug the passage of the inl
and wrecked live attest tue truth of ,irl:lIa, ,.utlon that ha be, u eu
A few day ago two manlr live. Ia '"" a,lrln ni "k-e. He b.-t. at
. ,k mi ... ken In the performance of public dutv. teudiil tlte aewslon of the H-ui with
ntltua SCDlluteut oi iik n-yuiimiui ui . , .
.. ii i was the prk-e paid for a past Eastern greater regularity than alnowt any
i irv..n ss hi. in Dart. 1 , . . . . j
- return iwi mhib cvueeateu. AlMl TM ... I...- i i i . t. - 1
i. . . r -u,T i.H-iiiiw-r. ins Mini v tin- inei
KIXCTION OF CXITED STATES
8KNATOB BY TttE t'EOl'LE.
I'pnn a reeolntatB to amend the ron
tltulkin so a to provide that United
Ktatea senators should be elected by
the people. lr. Tongue voiced what la
lieliered to be practically the unaul-
other r.lemU'r.
vet
Mr. Tiinriw: in iuib auewton t imihi, tii mnhWwi m., iu,i i,M nil
m-tih lie s-entleuuin from Kansas. 1 ..u.nn. r in.iu. tw. m.,ni.i h.. ' Mfious IH-iartmeuta In the Inier.-Ki
agree with blm. and boie to see tbls')Uniirled to alt upon a Jury under this "r hl constituents ha Isvn linlcfiiti
resolution Daased. 10 resiHtnse ta a 'lilll in the eoiirta f Alaska. Tk n-lm fl.l.. I iupmiIu .... l. ...... ....i. .i
remark maile by one gemleman on the! bulls who reform are the exception.1 br Mm to eo uu-tnawcred no n omwi
other lde. allow me to aay that thla I not the rule. They do not come Weat. 7J . uuanwi red, no miuest
not new question In the atate of Ore-1 to reform, but to eeek new Held of
gun. trfuue "" v iKiTiic,iniuR rm tue rtgni to serve upon a
ble of protecting not only Aguiualdo
ami hi aavage from tlte mountains,
but civilisation, luti-lligeuce, and prop
erty lu the elites. Thla I a duty we
cau not escape If we would; we ought
not eacaiie It If we could. To prop
erly perform this duty, the authority iu n. good aeuse.
ma at the close of the Mexican war.
.Mr. Chairman, 1 have no aynipatby
with those
fear aud
I. ulILm u
free Institution. 1 have more faith J""
that ran la reasonublv complied with!
I ever refused. Applications for the I
leaislatures hVJ
n ntAm .lUuuLin - ...1 ... . .. I '
none V. a .toruiauou. one uo rcauy uesircs to lner.-ns.-d mail facllltli- have always
asaeu tor - rerorm may measnraiuy succeea with-' w,tJ.i ... .
sentatlves from inat aiaie. uom in tue out performing Jury duty. I "
But I contend that It is better that "''''"' l attention. At the niiuest
guilt ahould bear Ita own burden than, hi rotistitueuts he has suci-ccd.!
that Innocence shoukl suffer or Just hv tin securing the estublUhment of almut
grade Jurle la too great a price to i:'"'"'"" over mi diflen-nt jKistal
iay to avoid wounding the aenaihili-1 routes. He has attended the Huioii
tiea of guilt. If a man Is to try the'applli-ntion of everr soldier within
Issue, of your life or death or the v-blm ,,i,rkt who ha ad,lns.,l him on
session of those things that make life, .. . ...
it.-ir.l.U ..... ...liiii i. l1" ulJect. He ha lookitl after
who and what he la and something of,v,'r l1"1 application for ixiiKioiis
his character and previous history. 'aud increase. of pension, and 1ms se
w 4 kll will ZIUiw I Ik I at al lllialiiiniunt aav 1 1 1
M" aaiaaa. a aaa uiill m I lTt rttl . . . . -
whether, having dlscovereil his true,,M,", X All'lhntion for Inform.i
un wort Illness and unfitness, you are llon nlxuit patents nml patent law.
compeiiea to accept nun upon a jury , land cliilm. and bind laws, surveys
-n.re ,o..r ,mp,ri cuaueiigea ,mn public lauil. retitilreliieiitH of
The sneering remark that others mav ,,0",ia lnw"
lie a guilty a those who have been War einrttnent In rcferciii-e t the
convlcteil la scarcely worthy to lie lnlerst of soldier, Ix-fore the Stute
rgtiment fir to lie a,,rlmi.ul. hii those re.s.ice i-.ui.
or tue h-gai prnre-1 , . , . ,.,,.,, ......
lurlstirudeni-e conl.l """" """" ...-......
ud the leglsutture waa alstolute-1 hone to live that did not act noon the H'f tronbb pmiHllug the
EAST
SOUTHS
THE SHAS1 KlrlJTE
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iUUM IWIKS I lt,l,lftl l'4ll.f
mm m m
Mk3&&&QO BMP
m SCUE5ULL!
From I'otiland
From
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I'orthunl
N'ui k : uk ihiu
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house aud aenate. have uniformly fa
fored It for a great many years.
We bave bad some experience In
that state of the evil effect of the
present ystem. Within a few years
past two k-glslatures have met aud
adjourned without electing a senator.
I luring three sessions of the legisla
ture the senatorial content has takes
up practically the entire time, and has
prevented lite passage of desirable leg
tula t Ion. The last one has dlscoverd
auotbr met hoi I of bandliug tbla mat
ter, that does not seem to bave oc
curred to the members In any other
state. Our constitution reuuires two-
third of the member of either house
to constitute a quorum.
The result baa been that one-third of
the lueuils-r of either house can pre
vut the election of a United Ktatc
scuator, and so at the last session a
little more than one-third of the mem
Aix.ve iisins lot- at sll -lulu mi U-tsern
r.irlli.li.l no,! jvil.MO, turner, M..rloii.
Jetler-Min, A.luu-.y, Tani;eut, M.miit-.. II nl
M-y, llari.lMir;, luocn.iii City, Knt-eni-
t.uLr Urne, Unuii, tk.kl.oi.l, sml ail
' ttu.io. ii, .m i;,NMlitirrt to Ahlsiitl,
It l 'IHlVf.
UOK:il K( MAIL DAILY:
ivi .i.t of !
. nlt l-ike, Te .ver,
so m l- "" Ka'st'msil
"' Ksiias I il, .o:Vip. in
- I. m is, 4 liicago. A,
Karl.
: Walla Wslla.SikH
-okan H, Minneapolis
'''' St. Taul, iMiiiith.i 8iskan
S;t. p invMilaiikei,C'lii'ago: fl.er
A cai-t 'S;(K. in
M k
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Lv
Ar
i'.irtliiiiu
iMiseburg
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t: iOr
e timid aoula wlto coualantly "-"i of the house declined to take the considered aa an ar
predict the overthrow of our """ dwUuwl qualify, declimd to'md. by a memlier o
tud the final collapse of our-",r "I"'" te discharge of their die ,i. Xo systemof Ju
OI.MNti t Ai;s t) tHlr! Kill I K.
FULLMAN CUT FET SLEEPERS
Scroiiil-t Ii.ks Sleeping t sin
Artunini to Ai.i. tiiai.iioH Tiaish.
Purltig I
Spanish
aud wisdom, and 'T powerh-sa. The aeunte organized assuuiplbin that tliose who have been war, Mr. Tongue earnestly iitort. .1
of this itoveruuu-nt must lie asaertetl .' ,.,ri..iini of the American people, lu " ln aeaslon forty days, Incur- duly tried by an Imiwrtla! Jury, con
. . . . ..... i . . . .. ... l.itf uTiwniu sii.1 lillls tn Is. tkttl.l nut Hi.. I ....... i
utalululiteu, ana rcuncrcu supreme. n,e stability anil pertietuuy oi our iu-, - . -- , ....i. urmmmi are gmny m
Tlioa who are opiioslug this are tight - stltutlou and the future of our race, ut I"" ugie measure or a crime, Any otuer tlieory would oiien
lug not for lllierty. but for auar.hy thuu to Islleve for one moment that tilngle binding reaotuitou. tlie ot every jail and peuitentlary
aud the right to plunder. onr ll.rties. our safety, our couatltu- resoiuieiy rems.ni to or- )u the laud, while It I a principle
The irentieman from Tenncsaee Mr.' or our Institutions depend In tlie K""1" "'; . sunciineu ny time, luueriteu rrom our
Carutackl baa asserted that we should slightest degree Utou whether we re-
tbe u-uilM-rs railed to qualiry. The fathers, and guaranteed by the constl
result haa lieen no legislation, no tutlou of every state In the I'nlon that
rnliiM States scuator. no approprla every human helmr la to lie deemed lu-
tlou bill, and so, while we are collect- ma-cut until the coutrary has lieen dtt-
turn our back upon the I'lilllpplne Is-1 tain or kt go every foot of territory
lauds "aud sail away ami never look imely ucitilrcd from Kpuin. We may
lua..k MM..h Mimlui-I hi.s llM-n 1-llMI'lU-. I ....!.. l,.l.. Ill, -n np II.. I SVIt IllflV re-
terixed aa It tirots rlv deserve by the ti the I'hilliiniiie Islands or not, we mi PUB P luonJr n the y proved. That there are criminals
i Vn.i.. in. I., lint ls-r.ir h i ... r..i... .iiv or aU of.tieasury of Oregon, the bills against not fotiud out doe not deter u from
doc that, let me commend to the K'U-1 tlit-in. we may retail! them uow aud re-.l" I11 b warrauta draw-, punching those who bave Uh'u duly
tlcmau his own utturau.v. lease them hereafter, aud the perpet- 'K l" " u... w as m i-onvicieu. inni miu men mny get np-
We oulv ask. sir. that they shall not'1.iv and stability of our govrumeut siste is rouwrum n win a ery on juries undlscoveretl does not war-
Itu cast aside without mature delllicra-l0f our institution, the libertlea of our economical matted. It will save a vast rant us In placing Un.n the seat of
lion; that this grave step shall not lie ,M,de w ill lie In no wise luvolveiL : cxieuuiture oi money, u win save a justice. clot.Hil with Its ermine and In
takcu iiimiu the sudden and tiassioiuite -i he life, the streugth, the endurance THI amottut of frlctwn and feeling. If trusted with Its scepter, those whom
Impulse of tlte moiueut. We uy that r this splendid Kepubllc. for which Ihe iteople elet-t their senator at the w knnw to lie unworthy and who
It ahould not la doiie until we ure iu vur mH fought aud devotion bus oriliuary election wiinoni auuutouni have Iteen rightfully adjudged guilty
Nisscsslou of all tue know led ye neces- nrnrml. cemented bv the blood of he. expense or auaiiionai iroume. mr crime,
aary to a comprcheuslve survey of tue r and Ihe teara of bereavement, t "m "l"r """'- ", jir, ripcnKer. 1 nave Known many as-
tiroltleiu that la Itefore us; until we ilvp mIiskI every strain, lu war anil -'"""""7"' auia to ne ma.io upon the system or
have scrutinised and test.il all Ita sup-: ,... and are too vital, their prlucl- "'" ' compulsory on the people of trial by Jury, but I have known of no
IMMt.il advantages aud weighed tbetu t,MI tirinly groiiiuleu In the hearts ' , , iiMtot TU assatUt so dangerous aa this, where
lu the balance against the iktIIs, the f 75.tnst,(iti iMiiple. to be seriously "If Oregon Is Interested In the this cougreaa attempta to make the
wists, ami the couaciiucuccs. affecteil by anything tul congress will uainy o iiteu nwi ' nnira iroin jry ikix an asylum for ex-convicts
But. Mr. Clialruiuu, should It be the or .an do upon the iiuestlou of annex-"""' ""?w ,uc "l from tne penitentiaries of ie Kaateru
uYiilMirate Judgment of the mnple of n,(lll. if ur fluul decision Is right, 1'eiinaytvsnia or tue state oi ymo. states.
the rnited Htates,audthe di-slre of the t Wl lie approveil. If It la wrong. It T" present syateiu is not designed Mr. 8ieaker. Alaska will not escape
people of the I'lilllpplne Mauds, that w be swept aside by tue onward to t,,w't th ,w't mt'n ,or 1'nlted States n,e fate of every new settlement, aud
we should release our cluliu aim give march of a lllairty-kivlng people. r"ul1". - win rceinve more man its snare or
to the latter Independence, now la uott HoiiMwhere we immt obtain new I nlted Htatea senator ne must learn convicted criminals. But they must
l'liilin nines, lu the event of tlte ratlfl-ltue timo to do so. lu addltiou to the markets, shomewhere new outlets for n"'' things than reoeral legisiathin. not wield the sword of Justice. The
I ,. . . . .. K I tnnul luapn In millml tltA litklltlmll - ii.. .i. . . .
niM-M.il i or eMiiioiisiiinir some sniinoii- .r,.ji.i..ii.,iH -i iirt nH r reiiiaiiiinir u,u, - " . ... a-uriiT 11. ine auil iiim-i-it. reoiiiniMiii
aud orderly form of government there m.d Is In Asiatic cuuutrlce. There are machinery of hla state. He must Rn) property of every American cltbsen
are other matter to lie considered. oVeP am.oiiii.otiu people who are Just ',,,rn tne nietboda of handling the var-ldeM-nd Uon the righteous verdicts
awnkenlUK from the lethargy of agea. memoera t ute .mmure, h nl a Jury or his countrymen. We
They are Just Is-gluulng to feel their n1 lwaya that the tMut people should not lie compelled to sacrifice all
w nuts, realise their powers. They ar "" o 00 n"I nere nave own .heae tisin a pretende.1 claim that thi'
Inst beginning the development of ,,l'n '"" tn"n nn,r rntury ago eiee- criminal history and misconduct of
,i,..i. .......n,. Tlw.lr- nur..-liaaus now I'll to the senste of the UUMe states annie memltpr nt the inrv. connenlml
u..i i isutissiisHi snnnsltr sn.1 are that could not have lieen elected bjr.nrohablv for the nnrnoses of further
girlsk Hpaulsh sovereignity; titey nave ., coniunt increase. Their purchase PP'e i meir "". I crime, la not to tie exposed to the pub-
nut released themselves lu tlte alight-' (nm , have doubled in two years. ln' Kfntleman from ermont Mr. nP gntf. If the house doc not amend
est degree from the tyranny of thehey are just beginuing to eat the (ood ' J'owers) said the machine will proha- tliitt section. I hote the senate will rise
Miniulsh yoke-lf that 1 done. It will 1 and wear the clothing of civilised peo ! Mr control conventions and notnina- tu the dignity of this occasion and
Is. by the American people, not by the p. As that development Increases their tmna. rossllily that may be trne; nut, , atrlke the criminal brand from this
Filipinos, We nwst reuiemls-r that want will Increase, their trade Mr. Speaker. wheB the machine does w
when liewey entereil the harlsir of and commerce will lucrease. and It I that when It controls the machinery
Manila, he found the Spanish govern-; lniortaiit extremely Important that of conventions ami nominates a can-
ment In lull, eomnlete coutrnl. It ail-'we should Ive prenared to take hold dldate for United fetatea senate. It
ti....i m... ..li.iioie.i suit ooiuiseii sn.i ii.-r.-n.i our snare or it. mo outer will nominate men w oo nave tne con-.
by none. swer must be permitted U close mk-uce of the people, wltoso record, up during the sisi-lnl scsslou of con-
Agultialdo was an exile from bis na- those jsirt to our commerce. This and character, whose career and'gress Imimillatcly after Mr. Tongue
in I Inn of the treaty then peudiug, Mr.
Toiikuc addressing the house In favor
of the hill, mining other tilings, said:
' "Mr. Chiilrmiiu: The responsibility
for the unusual conditions that now
confront us can la- chnrged or credit
ed to no one branch of tlte govern
ment, to neither house of congress, to
no section of tin- country, to no politi
cal nrt'iiiil.atlnii. There was a time
when the preservnliou oi veaee seeuied
to Is- III the hands of thu 1'resldeuL
Again, the ijllestlnll of M-nce or war
Is'twccn Spain and our own iteople
sii-med to he In the keeping If con
gres.s ltut there came a time when
neither the president, nor the aeunte,
nor tills house, nor all combined, could
hare prevenlnl the conflict between
the armies of Spain and the people of
the l ulled Stntes. When the long ca
reer of Spanish cruelty, oppression
and hloodshiil culminated lu the de
struction of the Ma I mi ami the murder
of American sailor on a mission of
peace and friendship, no human power
could have staynl the baud of veu
genner, or could have prevented tlte
American people from metlug out ade
quate Jnsthv and retribution for the
greatest crime of the century.
"Our future Millcy In lis I'lilllpplne
Iilillnls. the lull lire of the government
we limy conclude to establish, the ex
tent of suffrage, trlnl by Jury, ques
tions of tnrllT iHilicy. and others of like
mil ure all Ihcse problems will la) Iwt-ti-r
solved next year than now; bet
ter iu two j ems 1 1 til It in one; better
In three years than lu two.
"Hut whul are the conditions now
existing, and with which we must
leal, mid ought to deal at once? A
few Wii-ks ago the I'lilllpplne Islands
were a part of the Spanish empire.
They were as much a part of that em
pire us the I jnl rones or l'orto lllco.
U,...,.ll. ., ,,. I,. ..I ... n a nitmni. ...,1
Tliere must Is a business settlement
between them ami as liefore we part
couiiany. We must not forget that
they did not achieve their own Inde
pendence; they did not throw off
Snaulsh coutrol; they did not extin-
THE DINGIJCY LAW.
The law for revising the tariff came
tlve land.
bad taken hla seat. It Is uot usual
Hla followers had Is-en tie- will ls onr most natural sphere, whose ability, are such as to entitle
... . ..i t l . . . .... ..... ...... ... . l ........... .. .)....,, n .I,., ..i.iui.i! a . I ihinfliluimii nr
ieSI.1, IH'irBVeU, Bill! llisis-rmii. 1 m- ui-ih r eu j 'J nil , n in hwwtiiwi . ..." . . " " --. i .1. !...!
i..u. ...i.. ........ill.... t.. Mi.snl.h I,., .... .nm rival (rri.r th.t Pseltto Ihe nennle! and t.tat is not alwava tile '"' " " "
USl. vrntiaji; va v'nrntitvH " I ' " J " ' " " w ,
authority had been overcome. Spanish im-an we are far nearer to the prlncl- case when It la done by the leglsU-. '"u to ad-Ires the house on general
power In Manila was shattered and pai isirt of eastern Asia and Oeeanl-, tnre. " legislation. Mr. Tongue oliserved this
ttualiv averthrown by American snld-'c than any Kuropean nation. From It Is one thing to nominal cnnill-1 Pi n worked .liliunile imvumr
sailors, Anieri. au Hongkong to San Francisco la tiate ror tue rs'iiatc nerore conventions , f tuI enn.mUu. hnvliio ,.illir..
1 ....l . lienu ...ll... . .i.l 11.. I- ......... . lnM.n.l ..i.l kofor eleotkma . .twl snnther . ,K ror ,,U! cOlllllll.lees IIIIV lllg (barge
ier. American
courage. Jtad i Amenta
lam. it remaining ppauisu
hero- miles ami but little more to Portland ami before electktna - and
...v. I Ii....... U ....... I .......... . t. .. s ...... s .... H-1, .,n a,Alliln0 I . .11 nt,.
ereignlty Is eomlelely and wliolly re- distance from western Kuropean ports thla amendment because It Is for the In endeavoring to secure Increased pro-
a anther.
I favor r ,,1H I'"' ln the house and senate
leased from every sirtlon of the I'lill- ii.!nmi miles. From 8a u Francisco to best Intereata of thn state. It will lie
Ipplne Islauds. It will ls done by shanghai Is S.-Hio miles; the average more economical; it will insure better
American valor and the exis'iidlture from Kmclish and tlermsa ports to el.i-tlou and a Is-tter quality of I'nlt-
'of American money, ir the treaty is Shanghai 1 lD.tiim miles. From Yoko- ed States senators and a more dignl
ratltled. the l'ulted State pay for the hama to San Franctsi-o Is 4.71X1 miles; flul and able body.
relinquishment of tbl sovereignity, the average from European porta la
not only the fjti.msi.msi provided In u.2.M tulle. In our trade on the At
the treaty, but we are accepting the hiutlc we are at a disadvantage with
relinquishment of that sovereignity In all onr tiMiiiH'titora. In our trade oa
(Applause.
PrRITY OK THE JFRY BOX
While the house was considering the
tection for tlte agrleulraral products.
lire stock, fruit and vegetables In the
Northwest, ami Incliuliug the products
of our coal mine. In a snistequent
discussion, replying to Jerry 8iinmon.
who assumed to 1 the special guar
dlau of the "rural districts," Mr.
lieu of millions of dollars that we were the I'liclllc the advantages are all with bill for codifying the criminal laws of Tongue In a brief, spirited reply, said:
ciitmcu to iiemann as expense or tne n. There is where we must atrlke I Alaska ami in Mmmiii r .t,'Mr. TO.MilK. lr. Chairman. I will
late war. Ifor future trade and future commerce. I . . ' ,., . , I not luisie Usin the committee more
The destruction of Spanish sov- and we must lie prepared to protect It.l house during the progress of the (nn a f,w M,UUh I bave Just lls-
erelguity, the overthrow or upaniKii n u Rs much our duty to protect the iw comiui.u- nruri out a pro- t mil to the remarks of the gentleman
tyranny, tlte termination of centuries business a the property of our clt I-vision that bad been copied from the from Kansas with reference to repro
of Spanish cruelty lu the riilllpplne sens. criminal laws of Oregon, provldli g nentatlvea rrom the "rural districts." I
Island will ls done, not by the In- The gentleman from Indiana on yes-' . ,.,... i., , have the honor to represent one of the
hahltauts. but by the valor and ex- t.-rday to.it it that commerce I thel . .. .. " ' ' Idlstrlcts that nave been denominated
I'liey were under laws s nllt ure of blisxl aud treasure of the child of
lllle.ilili-st.-il.
etiact.il bv Spain, aduilliisteml by siiple of the I lilted States. If we
Spaniard.' They knew no other laws, i should give the I'lilllpplne Island In-
i, her authorities. American anna 'dependence. If we should release all
nml courage in the shm k of Imttle claim iqsin them. Jnsth-e would re
hanged these .omllllons and broke'qulre that tlM-y must reimburse u tl
the is.wcr of Spain. We deslroy.il the amount those lils-rtie have cost. Tne
onlv rii ognix.il government In the'isiqtle of the I nlted Stat.-s will n.u
rhllrtiKine lilmiils. the only govern- cousent to pay out their taxes, give
ment Hint those people have known or the use of their armies and navies.
certain
peai-e. Not In the Orient. , -- tn-m "rural district." The people. In the
What would become of the commerce on a Jury. In asking that thla pro-'first congressional district of ' the
of dreat Mritaln In Asia and Africa, vision la restored. Mr. T..n,ni nld- State of Oregon are engaged nrincl
Mr. TOM UTR Mr. Speaker, there I .i-iug or sine every class
one provlsiou of thla bill to which I . '' uruwinim
desire to Invite attention. The law VP"" d,.rJr P,,,c nd
now existing In Alaska In reference
to the qualification of Jurors, a codl
Hed and resrted by this committee
and copied from the laws In force In
contain this pro-
hut for ltrltlsh tars. British cannon. t
and ltrltlsh battle ships? The kind of
is-ace that beget commerce In that
part of the world I the peace for the
maintenance . of which you are pre
psnil to tight aud tight hanL We
can preserve anil increase our trade
r1OglllZCI1 lor ll'lliuries. J lie cannons -. -.., ...... ni.fl nmnin-nT in .lie wi win II nil- .t. nf (triiffiin
..i II....... .....I ii.i. ........ I. l .ur ll this a lirewellt to Wnrrilltf. Strug- iinnmnHl to ilefett.l lh.mi it wrm . .
law. dlsiiniMil every olllii-r. and re- gllug luds of vagc In the I'lill 'iiute or falter, they are lost. With a J' . ,., ,.
. ..... l ...I I....I.U. I..ul. nr ..l..li..m I.l ...... I ...I...... I., ll...ll ,or P rSOtl COIIip.
iintl.c.ilty but our own. We have de- But they tell us we are goiug to Ijolnaies. mid the l'hillppitie Islauds. m ,
MlroViHI the OIUV rcinglllSfll govern-1 wtei i urn um own .n.-. i, rs j ,.t nn- i ncnie irii-nii w ill isilillie au
ment. the only authority that did or 'constitution, endanger the jsrpetulty
could furnish prom-lion to person or.of the I'nUm, trample under fmit the
pn.HTtv. unbroken preetileut of the nation.
Now, w hat shall we doT Not next anil "tase ine mars aim riri-s ihu
year.
American lake,
can coiiiinen-e.
and will hear Amerl
not only now, but In
the future, when the cities of the
West rival the great cities of th Fast.
tent to act .
uor Involv
ing moral turpitude."
. An amendment propostil by the gen
tleman from Wisconsin strikes out
this entire provision. If,
this bill sa
i almost every variety of nor t tier n
I fruits and vegetables, aa well aa In
Ihe pro. I net ion nl lumber and coal,
i Imrliig the last few years, among the
In tost remarkaliU scaling that has
been done in this country waa the
sealing down of price of every pro-
. I ,,. M,m u ..... r ... ....
convicted of ""'- i.oiii rirrj
'?.! ,.....i 'r". on-hard, from every
i Held, from every dairy, ami front ev-
lery valley and mountain In the Slate
of Oregon. And it wa ikine by the
therefore. .I , "T.
- .... . i " i . - . I.l ine mill' in nniiiinR anil '
or In ten years, but now. in this from liidcH-udcuce Itali: 1-rc.liciion and when the comiuercenisin thel'ac- 1Hlllvi, ,..L, .7' " associate on that side of tho
.iiiigress? Shall we leave them to an- like these have lieen mad.' on the eve tic mnals that tisin the Atlantic .h . ,,.," " . J . House in the passage of the Wilson,
arehv or their o n Hem. contentions? of every acquisition of territory by the ,H ,i,n. Ihii.i V Z J '' lApplauae on the Itcjiubii.-an '
Shnli we stand aloof while the clvlll , l ulled States. They ls-gau with the If we lose the opsirtnnlty to secure 121, Z , f-t it I. . " it i , ""'l I
xation. the wealth and the Intelll-'iuiiuisltlou of lMilslana. It was pre- th.m- slnlkiii now. it may never come ., iir, nt ,7" 7.' , , Wlien tliat wa done and tlas prhin
g i- iu the cities shall l-e engag.il III dieted ou the fl.sir of congress that again, then- has Isi'ti no period since Iror, lh" Hiisen. nr ti . " ,f v'rT variety of our product were
a bksslv mutest for exlsteim. and life Ihe acquisition of Uutlsiaiia "would tlte birth of the Amerlcao republic 1m, ',-- VI 'sleil .l-.wn when every tatrticle . I
with barbarous hordes from the moun- prove a wmetery for the bodies of our when It would have lieen possible In , their rlJhiL III miJ- i lm-roas.il protection had la-en nn-ord-
tnliis? When, would It end? Who clt liens." Senator limner, of M-w any manner, by conquest or by peace- .,,. ,nAt.Jnl!!.tJ ,,n'1l,0 u" ,, ,h M.-Klnler bid wa
would eventually Is. suprome? Of the llaiiqishlre. ii.nten.hil that to- f nl iiietlnsls, to .i-nre in an Utnora- .., .V ' "1 . 7. "D,,",,,r taken from n by tlte W ilson bill.
van nnnilHr of trlls likely to con- "Admit thl Western witrhl Into the ble wav a gissl title to the Island to j-.i.Ker which tliat geutlemau
ll-IMI tor slipreilllicy W lllcll will IS- IIH imii wi,n,i nrKiiu; nt m- ui-,iiireii i.T l ne ireniy mill niu.
victor? Which will ultimately control ami Importauc of the Eastern cltlc. If not aniuiml now. there may never
I he fortune of the Islands? Or are and conis-l tlieni to establish a sepnr- again In all our history rsi ur a like
we to leave ihese iKlaiid "a den-llct ate ludeMnlent empire. opsirtunlty. The rxnilelit lines of
lu the isiaii." n prise to lie iiuitend.il Senator While, or iHiaware. norm-
either in tlie market or la the clanil:
mina of iirni.il cohnict Is-tween the,' "Bill a to Louisiana thl new. im
pnners of Knroi'? incuse, nnlsiaisle.1 world If It should
Tims., who talk of riillitine hub ever lap ln.irporat.il Into the l iilon.
iH-nden.t. iimst roniemls-r that tlte Fll- of which I have no Idea, can only ls
Ipluos have not won lisleis-adence. done by ameDiling tlte titost ltut ion. I
Without the rntillcatlon r the Satt. IslU-ve It will be the greatest curse
uh America ii tn-atv and the payment that could at present bcrall na. It
of American money, the sovereignity may be productive of lunmiierabk
of Spain In those island will not be evil, ami especially of one that I fear
rellmiuishiil. but will lie reasserted. t ever hsk upon. Thus our clt
All of MuiiiimIi i.rli'e of Spanish Inter- Isens will be removed to the Itumens..)
. t. of Spanl-.il cruelly will lie aroused dlstam-e of two or thn thonsand
. ... 1 1 . . I 11....
tor t ne siioiiigaiNin or tn.ise isisihis. nntes "- i.- . jrr hand of n. k t.. i , act wa ever passeil by itie Congress
Shall we who wng.it the lute war la there they wlU scarcely ever feel the i lrn awilT.. , ,,,,, nt f, r,T!'' wr""lcil ws-,,, lh, rnlwd thmt brollvhl
. ame Ihe tvraimy of S.aln In Cub rays of the general government. Their And thee who folkiw me reach every ' 7n-t.il .t il . .w murdered ,n.-h wkleapread ruin, so much bank
iouIiI no lomrer Is. etidunil subi t sffw-tktBS will become alienated. state lanvml!.! .tl V- ,M'.m,m r tbm raptcy. so mm-h distress to the p.iple
the riillippine Islands to nnrestrm.il They will gradually Is-gln to view us Mortal desire, and conquer every foe itJ ,il J xat- Id of the State of Oregon, at bust In
exercise of Spanish cruelty, of Spam.aa strangers. They will form other, Have denth; but those who doubt or i,,Thi. ui ,l! protest thr rit rressH,Bsl district, a
Uh lyrniinv, slid of unchecked Wry. commercial .itnnecllon ami our lnter- hesitate. Isend T, thl w I .u- """ the Wilson bill, iaswil ursler the k-nd
lerimi? Shall we withdraw our force cats will become distinct. And I Condemned to failure. nennry ami woe, 1 in . "od f tD f William Jennings Bryan, followed
nml witness there the repetition of 1 that umler existing clmiin s.k roe In vain.and uchsly Implora. t.n ,, nr by tlie gentleman from Kansas ami
ihe butchery and starvation, the nt' iances. even siqipowiug that thl ex- l answer not, and I return no more! ,., i JLt im..mnA rorr"p" his associates on that shle of the
t-.M ai d Hide, rlbable cruelty, that h nt of territory waa a dtnirable ac ,hr sJu IJILJ . . ' m,n" 7on Honse. (Applause on tlte KcpuMI.-aa
i.iark.il the bl.swlv history of Spanish qulsltlon. $l.VtMn wH a nnit emir Our national opportunity ta brr! , , rorr M accept them plk..i
mfe In Simla? imiMis sum to give." It I. at our very tkstrsl It la knock- mJTJi't. ,n rtf"1 -D, These brW-f remark were conkil in
lSpalu I. titiaole to subjug,t. lw annexation of Texa. tlicse g onr gate! It I. upon the thresh-1 nflXZZT?' .L. itTT .Z,rSTr. .'r.T-. .1
them. Is It t.t lie doubled for olle mo l"leful predMhtns were repes fed. hold of the raplt .l: It I the hour of J!,. , '7 ronvlrte,! inl B.unihis. f the agrtcnltnfal -
tm-tit that she would procure foreign Kveai statesmen liae Jonn (jntney , fate! Let na awake, arise before It .' . - - """" wiay ne goon pers inrongnoiit ine .-son u west
nsltan.i-. either bv mling a portloa Adams dectaml that (turns away, open whle our portals, i. ,Mi L f 10 fTK' ,ry
f the Islands or bv selling the entire "Annexation woukl be kk-ntlcsl with welcome the coming guest, ami tot- ZuTt W ' "B r"
group to some forolgn power that lloluth.n. It would be a violation of kiw tlie mth In which It leads, lest tt v... " womnhoo1
ii - i ...... ... . ik, it -.-..li ... .. . ,. '-asi. yon ought ant to Insist mum
.T...OU n-nnner nun sniijiigair US-mi -.., . ... ..j .i. reiiira nu nsa-r, lApv, m.kna ,, . 1. ,l. w
I M III ihe Intenit of humanity tbal eventually result la a dlssolutma of plause.l , i" S ,h irnanllas, or Judgea rVaate. Mr. Toaoe
tne 'resilient in in enort to pr.HU.-e
relief for Cuba by peaccalile means.
aud without intervention and wiih-
out war. After the blowing up of the
Maine, when war IsH-anie InevltnMe.
he aa earnestly supiortiil the Presi
dent lu maintaining war, voting the
necessary men and means for that
pin-pose, remaining at bis sst ol
duly, wtiiie Ills own ei.i-tlon was
ending and lu danger, while In-long
ing In the Inst Congress to no linHiit
nut committee, no Interest of the Stal
suffered nt the hands of Congn-ss for
want of earnest cure nml faithful pre
sentation.
Wint SiJr- Invimoti.
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dhiaiilntiii-nl. t'licai. iinlml.
tulis brlns liwin. not tiln, r..,.
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tJen'l I'ns. Agent
llo.lwcll Ciirllll .
t.eu'1 Agts.
I'ort'nnd,
r. I'ur. N. S. ('.
Orcgsa.
I 'avkai
MN!bc0Uc
can'
cured 1
If you Buffer from ny ci th
II of mm, onctM to lh okWtat
fipacuUta on the Pacifac Cms1
- PR. MHtOAN ft CO., A
YwunK mm an( middle M
m from lh clTpt?ts ul youtlaftil iitiicrciin. ov c- M
m lrrMliiy.iu4irar.li4Ml Nimf4
innilii(MniiltAiint; tH4rrintorrhflr4t,
m lrMiaiiirrliir.i, (JoNttrrtMra, Wl,
Y t'rMusry tt I rlMilM, m. iiy
CumttirMlln taf rviitc(lr,of ureal ctirativt? pow
t. lh l Kcts hia an avrram'tvi him UrAtntent
A th.H it wilt ni oaly afT.irtl intmelute rtitrf but
permanent cure, 'I he 1 Km tr ikM im4 claim to
pen i arm tnira. r, hut ta wclMcNtrwn to m a Utr
Sin huMeriiliyllrtMMfM of Mlt.
Mrpfcltla) ihorotiKliir enwltriitix) from th
yit- ui wtilit.iit ihIiTk Mrrrurit
V::RV MAN IM'IM'-T jn WWlllNi
Crivnmir hrmrtt nfttnUmat ttlartiiiii.lliiL
We will tiuarniitrt n I iiSi Tl VK CI iK M
every vu toe Mwtrrtakc. or Jorfeit Oa
ThouHand Illnr.
A t ooiuIttijO r K K r. and utrtrtly privatsk.
f CHARGES VERY HRAHiiSAht.K. Twt-
A Wffil fjerin.itty or hy h-ttrr. Nam, f-a farMth.
f "Ihr l-h.loHOi.hy 4r MiurriAare.1
Ire. (A vltMbl book fr men.)
VIMIT JORI4MffJ
m Orrat JMusouni of An Atomy
& um iiissH anu Miarvm i ub-iiih si tia si iimi in nm
m wtwhl. Come anil leirn rVw wontlci fully you W
k Km anaoe; imw to hvom airknewa aim oieasi.
w We are continti.tlly aJtlinfr nrw laBcttncua
CATALOUt'K AkKC. full or wrlu.
1051 Marht ttrH. Sm Franriara, Cal.
Tourist
Sleepers
In charge of
port em.
Monday
s
Tuesdays
Wedne
sdays
Thursdays
To Kansas Cily ("liimga
Biiltalo, Iksitisi sitli-
olil. transfer, vis Knit
Ijikc Mo. I'neillo nml
Cliii-niio and Alton liy.
To Oninlia, Cliirngo,
tiutliilo, (.H.ton wi ll
out rlinne ria Salt
Ijike, Cli 11:0, (sk
Inlanil At I'ai ir liy.
To Pt Joseph,
Kansas Cltr, M.
Ixiuis, it Ixoit
rhaiige via llur-
lington Ktuite,
To Ksnm City ami
tt. l.ouis, wiiliout
t-hance via Kail Ijtkr
ft Missouri I'ai-itit-
Kailwav.
A uav stopover arranserl at fall Ijilr
sn.l iH-nvrr.
A riilr throuch the famous Col railo
Poenerr.
AHt vonr tu-krt ncrtil fur a tiiket on
the IH-nver A Kio (Iramle rxonrsion.
For ratra anil all information, call on
. 1
or atiiires
R. C. MICHOL. f. n. llalTr.
Hon I Akent. Traveling- AirenL
gal Vsshinton Htrect, rorllan.l Or. von,
S. K. IIOOi'FR.
'WII'sis A Tirket Agent,
Ilenver ('o!era.lo.
Road This, Consumptives
' From 1 lie .iy try wife coughed for six months, I knew she had consump
tion. Shu Kiiowuil it 111 her face, too, and her Isxly watted away to a mere skele
ton. After sho K"l down iu lied the diM.-tors couldn't do any good. I called in
both I r. T. A. Shannon ntnl Dr. N. L. liawsen, each of whom i a lirst-clasa
phyaicinn, hut they had nothing
that would reach the tronlile
in her lung. My wife' father
came to see her one ilny, when
alio srot very low. He lives in
Cednr Lake, Wis., while wo
live in Rice I.nkc, Wis. lie
said he knew whut was needed,
and made no i;ct n. Isjitle of
Acker's Hnifiish Ktmrdy fori
Consumption. I went to'
Schmidt's, our local drtigpist.
and got a bottle, (ind it helped
her right away. She took ct'it
50c. bottles, and they put her
Itack on her feet and iiindo hi r
as sound and well as any wo,
man in town. She has taken
on Mesh again, rhe d.Ksn't
couph, and if ntiy "tic vhi
doesn't know the foils v,-ik to
he told ,hc was so rear l:ith
with consumption, he wouldn't
believe it. - My wife d.s.s nil
her housework, nnd nt tiht
sleciisns sotindlv as von ldeasc.
Her stomach no lonirer Kiveii hi r nnv trouble at nil. Mavl. von ilnnl.i ul,.t r
am tellinc- If so. I ndvise you to see J. N. Sehiuidt, the druggist who sold ma
Acker's English Remedy for Consumption. He'll toll vou the Ramn lliintr It.
Rays Acker's English Remedy is wonderful in all throat and lung troubles ; that
11 ibs.hu on n guarantee to cure, or money returned, anil he never vet had a
bottle come li.u k to hi store althoucrh he lias aohl hiuirir.iU ff Ilium f i Mtamaa.
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MtAvai t ivsvvasjii, rite Ljixko, v ir.
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Aikar'a Knnl,h Ri-mcflr Is oM brail driuririat nnrtrr a poslilrr guarantee
iu.. V'J'.r .mon' T ' r.-f..ntr.l In raar ..I fsilurr c. r. and . a tsatls la
Duitcd states sn.l Cnnails. In KiikuukI it nl.. s id , and is. 6.1.
ontlKTrMTY
Master of human destinies am I!
Convk-teil murderers who have e -"f " r oi extra laxaiion
ea,.e,l rli-hl, merits BODtahntl?"" k' "t ".T,n J.1"" "? th", "w
i . 11,1 n ,, ill," Ill I - ,f , uifiivu 1 1 11 1 "
I'liaseil. While gentleman on the
other side were sealing down lit.
ilulles iiimiu the wool aiwl farm im-iliM-ts,
thejr kept Ut tlie duties praiv
tleally iiu tiling that we bail to
lair. There was no oilier thing that
they roulil have ihtne so effectunlly
to m-ale upward every debt of every
men who haw- roblsil widows and or-
.,!.... ...u.il...i i. . .
ex-Senator Inga.l. eont.in a warning: u'ZZa
iinsriiy oi tnis government to alt In
Alaskan temples of Just lee ami pass
Judgment ursa their fellow-men
iTllkves anil r.lil. . viii .
K'snie L-vs. ami fortnn. nn .... ,-,.' . . "" "I"'"
- " wnvsiKHis invoving rigtits of nrois-rtv.
ste wan. 1'erjurers will welsh soil nia. n " seaie iiiwani rverv iient or every
Cities and Held I walk; I penetrate lh hM, of tH, tZtinrrtlJnLnt ,"M t "f ,M' r 0'VK,,I, " w
k-a..rta ami aess rum..t aa.l ... . "uiiiony or IHiueSl K .j,,
h. - i -n men. outraged woman tussl wlU Is-
' iromiwiieii in
done hy that MIL
The gent emsn
hT r- 'ta, a frKd
'eonvleted of ras.
lt..tJ in.1 I....I ...I . -l-l"-"l
..... ,..u, , wr B nil inattivi Imm S. a
late I nVie. ; -.'"' ' " . umla-r of
I kn.s k niibidden onee at every gatet
from Kansas may !
of the farmer In Kansas;
. .1... ... i .. .
I. II..III.1.-I vi . iit uruuran-a uu llin.
. 1. 1. . . . . w .U.n.... .A .W.
..w mmtmf ' I I rw m.. , ... , , . I llllll.
but no
i a itiH's nnoiii.it-n onee at every gate; iti,n. ..' . .'sale mar i rriem.v to in r
K sloping, wake; If feasting. rlaThe. ,. Z J' t W"L """J'" lateresl of their ow. Blares;
fore i llml. ofT w t.7 T." ls.sse.1 by .tie ft
I turn away. It I. th, hour of fate. rJLtrT,''1. V''"' ' th t'nitAl M.tea thsi I
iprarfaiurHr m
i
n'r mlhwx the nl-mr OHirniHUr. W. II IKHlKt R 4k CO., Proprietors, AVw lor.
For Sale by Tho Delta Drugstore
5 hra ,,,lJU-n r tZJk
Karl's Cover Root Tea
m .??'!!''" " Complwrloii. pnrtAVi the
-i;( T ' -" S I". I timl w
o.. IL' I"", and all Kr.ip.l-n. .if
SL x sSul.ir.r..s br all
SnHnrlata at SV, sue and Sl.uO.
C WELLS CO., Ltaev, S). V.
MOMllT.M
ins wonirix crtxonESA.
A a lawyer at the nar, as a mera-
-Snsasansssssn.ssn.W
For sal at the Delta Drug 8 tor.
I PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
J7t Him I as suns im ha
1 I'i i .i as a laswttnt frvth.
. J mww Sana a.atora Orar
. ' -r Bair ta Ita Tauthful Color.
' Os nan 4 a h.ir hum
B4neais Tsn Wnwel WMh rnaearsva.
SAVE
YOUR
STAR "?.gs
dar, Thsrmoav
M8tar" tin tajr (showinir amall star printoii on tinder ida
of tag). " Horse Khoo," "J. T.," " Crood Lack," " Cross Row,"
and "Drnmmond" Natnral Leaf Tin Tag are of equal value in
securing presents mentioned below, ami may be assorted.
Every man, woman and child can find something on the list
that they would liko to have, and can have
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STAR PLUG TOBAOfto
Htt bus nMHTC na4 a Sara sasre rlma.ni tksa a dlmr'a wank aA ...
Mhrvnr.. MAKE TMK Tprti '
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