lEELMIf-.t-Mi STMtO
Published every Tuesday and Friday
by the .;
STATESMAN PUBLISHING - CO.
266 Commercial SL, Salem, Or.
' R. J. HENDRICKS, Manager.
' PROTECT OUR RIVERS. j HETTY GREEN'S
PECULIAR WAYS.
THE LADDER OF
TINE.
ST. AUGUS-
almost universally and bought at about
I'""'5 vjr use - iT . . 1 ,;!, r1
cheap form of cigar and some other r assumed have to be abandoned Chicago Financier Tells of His Trans- Saint Augustine! well has thou said.
things of like nature. To jpply our when man ceases to live in a state of I , actions with the .Millionaire. I -That of our vices we can frame
internal revenue laws to the islands, as nature. One of these is the right! to
KIPLING'S CHILDHOOD.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One. year, in advance............ $1 00
Six months, in advance ....$ (50
r i t. tj . j ' . discharge the dra nage of your dwell- "Every little 'while, said a dncago
of course should be done, and must be .V. rfAf thrrnnd or U-J WH see in he taDers lone
dote, under democratic convention, it ;ntn th. nmi trr course. The 1 artli-c aJout Mrs. Hettv Oreen. All
is !al!egcd would produce widespread restriction of this right is gradual but J are of about the same tenor, and deal
disasters, possibly insurrection. The constant. It rirst: compels rne ini-iWItn her pemiriousness, cr ct..in:,
A ladder, if we will but tread
Beneath our fect.each deed of shame!
reader can see that a s Puerto Rican
sewer connections; then it compels I her enormous weakh, generally placed
All common things, each day's events,
That with the hour begin and end.
Our pleasures and our discontents,
Are rounds by which we may ascend.
family, accustomed to use rum in the I the community to disoose of its sew-jat $50,000,000, and her career as a so-1 The low desire,-the base design,
place of tea or coffee at 40 cents aUge in a way that will not injure oth-jciety belle before she inherited 4 8i"M That make another's virtue less;
eallon. who would have to nar four er communities. fortune. 1 Know ivirs. urrc i ". 1 ne revel Of tne ruaay wine,
gat?on, who wouw nave to pay lour Leeislation aeainst the pollution Ih transacted bus ness with her I AnH all occasions of excess:
SUBSCRIBERS DESIRINX3 THE AI-I tunes that much in the present de-1 of watercourses is a recognized nece$-f0r years, and wish to dissent emphat-l
die of their paper chanced must Ut j pressed conditicn 01 tn island, must I si ty, and there are no vested rights I ically from many ci .the views thus ex- J The longing for ignoble things;
th. name of their former postofflce, m necessarily have to abandon its use. "n be pleaded properly apinst pressed. ; v: ' J . The strife for triumph more
1 ' ...... - . 1 us cuiuitciuciiL. icw t cai sl axv . it 1 " - -Ac rn upr nrnunuusnrs&4 iicic isi - ,
well m of the offlce to which they wish linen the tsiana Has no system ol col- miirht be said that Reading, for exl ,frtnhf She i shabbv in her dress U. uX- : ;.-' hn,r.
tne paper cnanjeo. . 1 "--v .nwi9 1 nui vmj uuu is" land -careless in ner appearance r o 1 , Irreverence for the dreams, ol youth 1
gave ner aesK room
than
must'be fliaintained and roads be im- discharge its sewage into the some years I
! ,j r,-,, 1 ,; , Schuylkill, but could not dispose of mv office, and she used it
DONT. EXPECT. TOO MUCIL Prored- an,ta,7i relons roust J it otherwise. As regards the drainl SoSo on business.
I carried out," civil government must be age of the : town this is still true, bu woM call in the office
arways wnen AH tu of ni- all evil deeds.
Here is a story from an American
girj in London - about Kipling, says
the Los Angeles times: 'j
1 met an army olhcer s sister who
1 1 a : tj:. 1 .1
uru vecu 111 inuidt . nicy were
speaking of the Anglo-Indian writer
" :i was.mougni up wun mm, sand
the army woman. I :
"You knew hrm, then, as a
chiJd?" I asked.' !
Oh. yes: Ruddy was the most
t ncrrw nine wretcn 01 - a Doy imigin
able.' " ', . ' - . 1
'And you played .with him?' ' I
asked, thinking in. my litttle American
way that would be something to be
proud of. ! -
1 "Played with him? Never. None
of Ills played with him. He was sulky,
sensitive, brutal oh, a little wretch, I
assure you. But -don't repeat it.' i
And so I (haven w
At noon she
boy and . send
ts a
M him out lor S cents' worth of of anuts. w ... . ;" AZ1 :mni.A,. - ; L J away; ..
-r - t land other machinery 'of TOveniment.l,neant !-! renler,n-sewe ""ocutl and that, with-a Rlass of' water,:! would I tEI, -7tSn f fc'nflWw will 'r- IV." , siay
strong movement at present for3r?:?) "enire, ous. and Reading is now no longer her lunch. 'Save' vour! mon- The action of the nobler will, Xh d st
Siowas hJJuld larh, pearmtv All theseT -ust be tmpled dow n e in dcbt t VmKtrs out th.
of renderfng
the establishment of creameries wher- r."cre s "e monf lo1romc' lTomr guilty ol serious and avoidable pollu4
it for liintx me Puerto means must raise it tion ol the bchuylkUL
.w fih!, Thi mov. br m rt taxation, or our gov- "What Reading has done. Potts- her desk.
1 aceas, m iif i,;r. ki- 9 u,mi.. j.-.-
Tliat have their root in thoughts of c. J t'lu rC' r
nner. and depart .full-fed
age but sups and goes to
ment is an excellent one and its suc
cess will redound to the lasting bene
fit of the region in which it finds en
couragement, and indeed to the entire
state. : . . j ;
But the people must not immediate-
eminent must give it. to them. Secre
tary Root tells a Statesman 'represen-
m a 1 - 1 1 ll
ey. ooy," sne wouia , say to inc Mine
fellow as he would lay the peanuts on
ttT her desk. 'Don't squander your money InThVbr ffhr fields of fair
Beneath our feet, if we would gain,
renown,
domain. -
By slow degrees, by more and more,
The cloudy-summits, ot our time.
desert
town and Norristown can do
musr 00. iney cannot turn tneiry b- . rfd, man some day.' ' M
drainace ; awav from the- SrhiviL-il 1 1 r.
tative in Washinerton that he has ex-1 hut thev can cease in nmir all theirl rll . ci.. :J We have not wings, we cannot soar;
r - 1 --- . -- j unen is mucu uvciiucu. one is; wwiii , r . . j, i
nenrlert Sftonnm In the i-eHer nf th I hith into the stream. PhiladelDhia l- - .nj , (hard ir. I e ve icei 10 scaie ana ClimD,
distressed people of Puerto Rico:: No ,5u n, Sfll aILa -Y Kain but she:trusts no one onlearth.
rn! ncr.ref. L other ne-;e of ta-r Li! .7 havfi.a to dema"! ofi and this suspicion and her utter Jack
one suggests any other speues of Ux- the towns about them on the nver.i f her affairs
ly runrild on th! question or expect a"ef coniernng wun me mu- u.c . Cj s PK""- are cominuallr redounding her pe-
ihat richer are to flow in through this ltar' a"onucs, ine ways ana means 1 . . curuary loss, it is impossioie ior any
mat ncnes are 10 now m inrougn "s Aj,. , t..j.j .t t.- u'..- ...I There is still another consideration; U. n rnninH o5r h..(;ni for her
njurce all at once and in oppressively I. 1 . , . . I..orthv of ,4hoht t: : Ur -u.ith her nv lentnh of time. I used
r m"T V1W "Tu l.ux. ,t, . Jto loan a irooLdeal of money here for
,it j-:.. .- ,u-hcr. Occasionally borrower (would
,"'" come in and pay a note. I would send
waste. Ivye have referred t the fact the anoneyto the Chemical bink in
heretofore that- Berlin. Germany, as! New York,' whence she transacts all
large a city as Chicaeo. converts all I her business, requesting the return of
r ... . r.-i- t--. u.lthe note. bomettmes it would be a
land, thus . rendering "rich and pro
ductive thousands of acres. There is
large measure to every man who has a
cow or two to furnish lacteal fluid.
Herein lies the. danger of enterprises
which can be made prosperous by mod
c rat ion and careful .management, but
which by'overdoing; by poor organiza
tion, by a want of a proper understand
ing on the part of patrons and by poor
handling in a busine way, are very
liable to bring dissatisfaction and dis
co'tragfmcnt.
The creamery" business has been pre
sented to the farmers so far in roseate
hues and in -such a way as to arouse a
good deal of enthusiasm, born of great
expectations.; This- enthusiasm i and
hope may lead them into: rash contracts
and throw them off guard as to' the
providing of proper safety valves and
precautionary measures against loss.
They may be led to expect too great
returns and too soon. They may be
doomed to a little disappointment jin
some particulars, which will cause
complaint, fault-finding, charges Jof
misrepresentation, etc. The outcome
of all ' this may be a smothering of the
creamery enthusiasm for a period and
a temporary anathema of the word
creamery among a per centage of the
farmers.
This has occurred in other places.
be to impose this tariff and give them j
thejmoney collected under it, not only
in Puerto Rico, and such as the Puerto
K icans pay, but also that collected on
side, and such as the people of the
United States na. It is believed that
thai would be the most humane and
The mighty pyramids of stone
That wedge-like cleaves and
'airs,"- ,
When rearer seen, and better known,
Are but gigantic nights of stairs.
The distant mountains, that uprear
Their solid bastions to the skies,:
Are crossed by pathways, that appear
As we to higher levels xhse.
davt
Who dies betimes has less and less to
i pay. Juarles.
1 1 ; - -I. - j-
Russell 'Sage says that if he lost: all
his money today he would go to work
with the same energy and ambition that
he'had at the start. !
NEW TO-DAY.
GOOD FARMS FDR SALE
the) simplest and, the easiest method of
having the people in some - measure
support themselves. Our country is
not; asking Puerto Rico to contribute
a cent of internal revenuef' tax,' or a
no water pollution from the sewage
of Berlin, and no air pollution. It
with, and, ) after that, the
largely : : self-sustaining, : for
The heights by great men reached and
"' ..kept :. - . .., ,-r
: Were not attained by sudden .fligTit,
But they, while their companions slept,!
VVere-toiling upward in the night.
year, before I would get the note back,
and the piece erf property on i which
it was a hen could be cleared. In the
meantime, the owner of the property
coukt not : use it as collateral, and k
wortfeH a . crrea harrlchi-n ifrhort him
requires an expensive plant ; to begin I Mrs. , Green didn't .know justj where Standing on what too long we bore,
I a am. m A a a 1 m m v . M M m m a
system is 1 she had stuck the note, wouldn t em-1 With
the treat-1 ploy anyone to keep her affairs i in or-I eyes.'
der. and wouldnt pay any attention I Yve may discern unseen before
for the support of the general govern- j m.P.:at vai,1 to ee on the subiect. When she
-ef-v.vA was ca. 1 wjo t. nviv - v
would get it back, and not before. In
like many rivers in other states, vir- consequence of this lack of system and
tually a vast, open sewer. The nui- .niethpd. half a dozen concerns in Chi-
cago have been compelled to decline
sance grows worse from year to year. Ho7nr hifcjn-i or r
In time, something will have to bc "Mrs. Green is 4robablv worth from
From 6 to 25 per acic
cent of revenue lax on foreign goods L prxluct;of the sewage h
iur: inc support 01 me general govern
ment , They are being relieved from
school taxes, municipal taxes Tand
road faxes, and all ."the other
taxes. In the name of common
sense, talk about . oppressing! How
would uregon like it it all her tariff done to abate it. The most sensible $20,000,000 to $2S.ooo4X. iHer fortune
taxes and internal revenue taxes could I way, the method suggested by thrift, f138 continually grown, but in nothing
be put, into the state treasury, sufficient js the i Berlin way. The fertilizer is 4"c ProP" ii woum nave grown
jo run her government, and ve be re- needed for the land, and it will . be emaes of $o atn more
iiirtmrom naving 10 pay, as some 01 more needed as tne country settles l placed upon it are entirely erroneous.
us have to pay, about 40 mills on the uo and the soil is exhausted. Neither in her younger days w4 Mrs.
dollar for varioii taxation? TW. u , 1: ureen ever a social elle. She:was a
: ' - - I . .11.- 1 . , r . , f
1 iiaiiuwiiic- gin, ana is loaay a nne
VOT nTTTTP ;n RATI I looking woman, desoite her ! attire.
given to no state in the union, j So that I . -I but her younger years were spent in
thej reader can see that this denuncia-1 The ' Eugene Guard bewails the ig-'I assiduous attention to the aunt who
These lands are In Marion countv.
shoulders bent and downcast Oregon, and are offered on easy terms
ot; payment, iney were taken under
foretclosurc by non-residents, hence
are offered for less than similar farms
held by resident owners.' For full par
ticulars and description call on or
address Macmaster & Birrell, 311
Worcester . block, Portland, Oregon, or
A path to higher destinies.
Nor deeni the irrevocable Past
As wholly wasted, wholly vain.
If. rising on its wrecks, at last
To something nobler we attain.
- Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
THE CITY OF THE DEAD.
BOZORTH BROTHERS
SALEM. OREGON.
t;. ,nkk: x ,w.rj t r : jinnauy oequeatnea ner ner tortune.
w j v. n . 1 ucui ivitaii5 I iiyiAin.c ui.su i.iiijr iucujic ii , idi u i . mt. , ' .
is the veriest kind of rot. With the to' the law ior the registration of vot-fthi circumstance of Afr r.r'. f,;u.
Several year ago, the creamery idea j changes jn the bill that were ,'; finally ers, and scolds them because they are jin Wall street, and say, that since then
spread like wildfire in Iowa and Min made, entitling- it as a bill to raise J not . better informed, inasmuch as the I he has been a pensioner of his wife.
n,mt, .r. tu ... I (. L I r i rj .u. t..,IThiS is-onlv oartlv true. Mr. i fireen
..u., ,v.t .Hvi ,v. nisi liltrt I l J revenue lOr iUertO' JK1CO I ul iiu man a(vi j iixi- i U . - ' , V. 1 ' ,7
..... -.t.j , r I - j - - i . I j , .i- i Kivaiti (mu vi ins loriunc in
w d Kcai wunurawai oi patronage ana iimiting the etlect to two years, it I puuiisnea wie enure ww on me suu" I the i failure of a New York banking
They do neither plight nor wed
In the city of the dead,
In the city where -they sleep away the
hours
But they rest, while o'er them reigns
Winter's blight and summer's chains
And a hundred happy whisperings of
flowers.
No, they neither wed nor plight,
And the day is. as the night,
For their vision is of other kind than
ov.rs.
They do neither sing nor sigh
In the burg of "Bye and Bre."
Where the streets have grasses growing j CONTRACTS TO LET. The 'Allen
FOR "SALE CHEAP. An Imperial
(gentleman's) wheel, 1890 model,
practically as good as new. Has
been ridden but very little ,and is in
splendid condition. For sale at a
bargain. Call at once. Buren &
Hamilton. 3:3-d3t wjt. ,'
TUT? Atmi-.rn t. .1 !:
" - wun ivcn 1 mprovcu square
folding bath cabinet. Price $5. Mrs.
T. B. Fajrbank and Mrs. J. V. Sell
wood, exclusive agents. Calron or
address, 38.1 Front street, Salem Or
egon. Agents wanted. 3:3-imw i.
from them and much dissatisfaction
was expressed by the farmers over their
experience. But that did not ' last
long. The creamery business was re
organized upon a more careful and tn
telligcnt basis, with a complete under
standing of its possibilities; and today j should go; to
the thrifty, prosperous farmer of those
regions does not think for a moment
of conducting his milk and butter bus
iness upon any but the creamery sys
tem.1 ' . ' . S-'
( Let it be so - Western Oregon from
the start. Our advice to the farmers
is not . to expect too much to begin
should have had the vote of every repub- iect- But, strange to say, the Guard I hoiise, with which he was, connected,
lican, and (every democrat, -too. ior that in tne ' very same article displays a I btlt ; he-has never been a dependent
matter. Tid ' hewsoatJcr "that" we have"
sceft commenting adversely on the bill,
and no democratic speaker, Ls in any
way admitted that the money collected
Puerio Rico. On the i
with. Study carefully the proposition cciying their readers and hearers.
if ' . . a . .
sirumittea oy the creamery operator,
make your contracts as carefully as
you would in any other branch of la
bor involving heavy financial inter
ests; insist upon opcn7fair dealing and
short reckonings; give loyalty and 'en
couragement to the enterprise; do ydur
pan 01 tne woric caretuiiy and con-
1.0 iPon his -wife, lie is an ahle and re
lt. . v . , ' I liable business man, and has todav a
than is possessed by those who are many ihtercsi5 of Ws ntJ
scolded. For instance, the Guard which r.he pays dose attention. ; Same
says: ; jofahese interests are in Chicago, and
"If a man fails to register when the I1 KnowI that ne derives a handsome in
1 1 1 t - 1 t 1 1 c-OTTie mm mitn a rn Ha l.var
other hand, each newspaper and speak- from voting at both state and national I1 1C Union club m New York, one of
er pt that class has assumed that it elections." "All should Is tne most expensive clubs in that city.
should be naid into the trpunnr n( th. I realize that the time is short and to . transacts, all his "business i from
TT:i..j c..- . . I nrocrasttnate is to lose the richt. of f;there. ;
u tnflta oar . - ... - "Mrs. Green s affections and t ambi-
tju . tn?ns are centered in her son Edward
, r .. . . . . . who is now living in Texas, runhmg a
A man who fails to register is not Jraflroad . which she bought foi- him.
barred from .voting at either of the He will undoubtedly get the greater
elections (see section 16 of the act), IP3" ot her -tortune. and it is her desire
but the law prescribes such rules as
will give him a good deal of trouble
it follows also, that want ot regis
tration 'does not in any sense entail a
less of the right of suffrage
senator McBride has Keen VhAcn Neither 1$ jt true, as many con-
a en ember of the republican committee I ceive, that 1 the fact of being regis
on j order of business'
nennle.
w 1
These wfll soon all appear ridicu-
lousj. They have been arguing! from
false premises ,and rampnuentlv t.
Thcse latter are not fools, and they will
resent the imputation and assumption
that they are very soon, f M
for -the uDDerltcreI insures a man the right to vote
1" k .L- ... . I . 1 .1 IT . :..
scientiously, and we believe the cream- ""7" ess: TP'H committee I ".9 .uru.er m c c. , JUSI
ery business can be made profitable to I i J! 1 1 u Wnat meas' V
all persons intimately connected with -VT'. T"'. 'Ve V"0"1', ot consider- ..e. , ,uuKc
it, as well as decidedly beneficial to all
the other interests of the sate.
But don't expect -too much to begin I
with.
ko put hmi financiaHy in the same class
as the Uoulds and Vanderbilts.i That
is the reason she boucht the Texas
Central road, and "Ed" is there ac
quiring an experience that will fit him
or the larger affairs for which his
.
smoxncr nas acsiinea -mm."
THE GOSPEL OF ART.
cool and. long.
But they rest within their bed.
Leaving all their thoughts unsaid.
Deeming silence better far than sob or
ong. . ' . -l
. No, they neither sigh nor sing,
Though the robin be a-wing.
Though the leaves of autumn march a
million strong.
There is only rest and peace 1
In the city of st'rcease.
From the failings and the waitings
'neath the sun.
And the wings of the swift years
Beat but gently o'er their biers.
Making music for the sleepers every
one. '
There is only peace and rest,
But to them it seemcth best,
For they lie at case, and know' that
life is done.
.capuraung ana tannery to. is
ready to contract for peas and toma
toes for the coming season. For
particulars call at their ofiice at the
cannery. )f 2:9-if w
TICKETS FOR NOMENow is
! your chance, on the splendid steam
ship "Senator." For terms and in
formation apply to J. H. Fletchc,
Independent office, Salem. 3;2-w2t,
UPDEGRAFF -BROS. Collections
and loans. Money to loan on first
class farm land security, one ta three
years, at 6 per cent interest. Over
Ladd & Bush.-.
2-2J-2W.
A LAST PRAYER.
Rev. Newelf Dwieht Hillis. writiniz
of I he Revival of Art and Beautv
in die Woman's Home Companion,
says: Recently a poor workingwo-
ation in the 'senate during the pres-1 tion in such case can require almost fman, who had through three; years
FOR PUERTO RICO'S BENEFIT,
f
There his been a great deal of
shameful misrepresentation concern-
, ing the Puerto. Rican measure- which
has passed the house. This misrepresentation-,
has liot been confined 'to
".newspapers outside" of Oregon, and. jit
has been participate! jn by republicans
in different parts of the country, j
It is desirab!e,iof course, -that the
Dinglcy bill sRouli apply to the Puerto
Ricans upon importations of foreign
goods into those islands. That forces
them to purchase of us. In consequence
we orght to be willing to purchase
from them. Now, while this is true,
the bill is in uo wise 'entitled to the pe
culiar denunciations that have been
heaped upon it. All of the revenue
collected rnder the bill, BOTI I IN
PUERTO RICO AND THE UNIT
ED STATES. IS TO BE GIVEN TO
PUERTO RICO. Certainly there l is
nothing in th:s to justify, this infernal
howl about robbing the Puerto Ricans,
exploiting them to our advantage .. and
oppressing their peo!e. nd all such
rot. The real objects of the bill ! "did
not originally appear on the face of it
The bill was finally amended so as to
show the objects and purpo es of the
bill, which is really the temporary re
lief of the Puerto Rican people. It is
stated that the coffee productions
which furnish about 60 pet cent, A of.
their exports have been mined by
storms" and flood. Not only that, but
the plants are injured for next year,
and that class of people are in great
distress.-,. It seems that the Puerto Ri
cans Use a cheap rum quite extensively,
ent
the
Ha
cott,
session. ; The other members-, of las much red, tape as with the unreg-
committee are Senators Allison. I istered applicant. The only diiler-
subsenbed for one of the . teni cent
magaz-incs, fotiml that she was the
owner of more than one hundred futl-
e, Manna, AWrich, Sewall, Wal-ence is that the unregistered voter is I'page (print of great paintings. I Hav-
snnnn,i in A PU.;,, ilt I ..t,-,11.n.,4 l- while the recr-finer mounted tier treasures thr sent
vfw... u . u .1 ni 11 .. 1 11 1111 1 , Liiain 11 kvu i w u ,x-. v. . . ...... - - - n - - - - - -
if any one is going to get up and say istered man is prima" facially entitled hhesc pictures; out. to be circulated
.. ! . ??' I , . 4... jJfrom one poor home to anotlter. to
thisi committee is "eomnosed nf the I to vote. The rciristration law does
small men oi the senate." as has been I not go to quite the extreme claimed
done in other cases, including that! by the Cruard.
on the Philippines as . well as the
conitnerce rncnnn'rc rnntiinliKr ih.
leaders of thie ,w,-r h.- Tt.. I There is an effort in Marion coun
Statesman hopes that the "orderiof on the lart of .some 01 the mo
I active nolitical workers, to get up a
uujiucm tiHum lice -win en tne ri-- .
aragua canal measure to the front.
This was written by the talented
Helen Jackson ("H. .). four days
eiore, ner aeatn:
Father. I scarcely dare-to pray,
So clear I ce. now it is. done,
That I liave wasted half my day,
And left my work but just begun;
. t
So clear I see that things I thought
Were right or harmless were a sin;
So clear I sec that I have sought.
Unconscious, selfish aims to win;,
So clear I see that I have "hurt
The souls I , might have helped to
l .save;
WANTEC.-TO BUY A FEW DRT
cowa aJro some yearlings and 2-year-
CIdR, for which the highest market
price will le paid. Thomas-Watt
Co., Salem. .5-27-tf. '
DAIRYMEN ;
Tlvosc wishing to sell cream to tlie
Creamery, now being built in Salem
by .T. S. Townsend, "will please call on
or write Secretary H. .B. Thielsen, of
flie Chamber of Commerce, and, if ar
iMngcments cannot be made to collect
Tky teams, we will have it shipped by
boat or rail. T. S. Townscnd.
dit-wtf.,
and; it will no doubt do $0 il Senator
MoBride flias his way.
Corbett slate in the rimaries, with a
the nomination of
v v. tv w e'"'"--r .
Corbett men Ior the legislature. ,
bless little children and sweeten the
life of fnany weary hearts: Irt view! That I have slothful been, inert.
ot what was accomplished by that wo- j N; Deaf to the c?Hs thy leaders gave
man who loaned sparks. Late ot
Washington" to the boy named i Abra- I In outskirts of 4h v,nrrAm. .
ham Lincoln: in view orf the fatt that Father, the'humblest spot irive me-
ipainting led the young scullion jin It
ialy to exclaim, "I. too, am a great
painter!" and, dropping his apron, go
out into the world to become one of
the great artists of Italy, who can
measure the influence upon bur people
ana , civilization inroutrn tnei new
movement for the distribution nf the
oet me the lowliest task thoi hast
Let me repentant work for thee?
11 1 1
On Admiral Dewtys
East India some years
from
It is more than a month until the
republican ' state convention will
meet, yet the j democratic and other
opposition papers are already ham
mering away (finding fault with the
platform of that convention. The
ft ecfwr3ttrkn . r,f nn,vnif1,KI . Aft
whih even at this early day is plainly crue, hut --- ?'
v, .u.nv . translated, and Dodd, Meaa ana wm-
ocrat cross with himself as well as party Will publisli the only authorized
with the rest ol mankind. I edition in America, about uie nrst ot
i m i ' . I March. ..
Count Tdlstoi has at last completed beautiful through the universal life?
the novel on which he has been so long . ; f j
at work. "Resurrection" .has finally London papers announce that fina'
teen rhosen as the title of the work in j steps have been taken in forming - a I
America. It !is a story that cannot fail Jhat trust to control the trade of Eng
to make a ' strong impression upon Hand. The combination has been cap
American minds. It is a terrible ar- jitalized at $2,000,000. This ought to
raisxnment of social evils.somoer and 1 make talking a little - expensive for
return
affo he was
operated on at Malta for abscess of the
jtver. Speaking of this the other day,
be said: "When I consider how much
01 me was cut away I trunk ft was re
markaoie
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in bulk. Our seeds arc all new and
selected stock. A choice! line of
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Just rece'ved. Call and secure your
choice. , i : . , .
I'rices lowest in the state. Send for
catalogue. ''-'' "' "
BREWSTER & WHITE,
No. 91 Court St., Salem.
KIR FENCE JPOST, coated with;
;.Carbolineum Avcnarius..
bilious again.'
B.. !. .' . I "in ui wear crar 11 is mso a Kaaic
HI mere IS one rnntnli.lR.m. i..in.i r'hii.i.n !
tion i-l haven'to enough liver left to be lIts application to the lnsde wall of poul-
ir nuuwii win irnnanpnujr
I terminate all LICE. !
Renulta: Healthy Chlckeus Plenty eirr.
Write (or clrculam and prices and men
. lion thin paper.
R. M. WADK A CO.. Amenta.
SALEM. OIIEGO.V.
mkgATARRH
It appears that the Puerto Rican bill I CONSUMPTION WORSE
is a relief measure, instead of one to I ; WAR
opprt.ss.the people of that island. They
- Vittono Bersezio, the Italian dra
matist and novelist, is dead at the aee
of Co years. He has written a history
01 me reign of victor cmmanuei 11. in
THAN I five volumes.
Defer not till tomorrow to be wise.
T. .:..r. ...... V. . nmrmi kr... I Tomorrow's s.nn to thee m-i . ...
,, . . . . I k IV V VV.l it.i..-iMj u.uvv. 1 - . a. 1 I3t.
tTK f nil th. mnv lr,r nr. m rfinntnfTl . . n . . . . !
" .. , I men slam in tne. N)u A A rican
war,;
thdr local government, krping tip their but their numbers. Dr. C. Childs point
schools, etc. The tax payers of Ore
gon would like to be "oppressed" in
this way. "
Harmony whisky is the name of
an i article now exlensiveiy advertised.
That's the kind the democrats, popu-
ed out last night at a meeting of thei
Church sanitary association, are insig-j
nrficant when compared with the numf
bers of those who since the war bef
gan have died in , Great Britain from
consumption. No fewer than 20,000
persons have succumbed to the ravj
ages of the deadly disease during the
last tour montns. ine doctor .was
t:i- t ;i ,1 - - . . .. .... ' . .
usis im suvcr rcpuoticans -wiii neca 1 connaent tnat the clergy could no a
in the coming campaign. j great deal toward the extinction of cort-
- , " t sumption by the promulgation of the
Don't expect to much from thejK.0?01 0 sanitation in the homes they
itiln l,s;ns , m.,t ;nt.u;n.n .rr. I ionaon jvian.
win accompusn atwnat any reasonable Halt a million clerks are employed
iisuu wilt exj-ci. 1 in Lonaon.
rSEEE)G
AND H BALINQ
CURE FOR
CATARRH
1
lift Cream Balm
KT aod iileantnt to
om Contains bo In
Inrlotis drag
! UoaiekW ataorbed.
Itm relief at once.
Itopenr tnit daaasea
VI "' PM-nrta rni nil. Lirun
nriounatlon. rJ ft EiLI
HI and Frotet ti Ite Membrane.
atf u,e genres of Taste nn-J Smell
Large. Size, 5f ci-nti at Drugget or
by mail. Trial Fire,! in enU by mail
ELT BROTHERS, t Warreu Street
New Votk.'
grow paylor eropa becaoM tbey'ra
Irwh and always th Wat. Pot
ali everywhere. Refuse snDatltutek
SUck to Ferry SmmU and prosper.
1900 8eod Aannat free. Write for it.
'- 0. H. FEB ST A C0 Detroit. Mick.
IDr.Fessersmtnei RELIEF
hi INFLAMMATION
3 I lorrihrntt, Hfla1rh ih antnuti). Tootle
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1 f'exl Am pAiemlw m n m
I S6
Ah Y JtAlU L 1D OA OUT I
In one to 1 tiirtv tntnwtmL
SAl EM IRON WORKS
: Your Work Solicited. !
GEORGE E. SLY, Sup't
NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL j
' :,-, ACCOUNT. -. ;..
Notice is hereby given that the final
account of. G. A. Cone Jr. and John
Murray, as executors of the estate of
G.. A. Cone, deceased, has been filed in
the county coirt of Marion icounty, j
state of Oregon, and that the twenty
second day of March. 1000. at the hour
of 1 o'clock p. ra., has been duly'ap-;
pointed by such. court' for the hearing
of objections to such final account and ;
the settlement thereof, at which time
any person interested in such estate
may appear and file objection thereto
in writing and contest the same.
- G. A. CONE JR.,
TOHN MURRAY,
Executors of the Estate.; i
2:2o-5t-w.
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