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Newspaper Page Textm v your Last (ilhiiiw;! The Last Week l-IruWhlch to'got your coupons on that 1000 Rambler Mcyclo. It will bo given IIWwh'oxlSaturdBy ovonlng. Put on your thinking cap, you may need A Spring Suit New Hat Half Dozen Shifts Spring Neckwear Summer Underwear Mfnr, thousnnd of other tilings so essential to a gontloman'a wardrobe, all of whlcli ..!..;. n-.i I.. .... .i.l. I.. ,I1. . a rl,.l In nnil nt nrlrna Hint will tnect VOtir an JTUUCUU 11I1U III UUf IJWfclv I" uih.ivdw i""'v ' t '"- - provai. Bcc (hose utile junior shirts just in &X ,v ?y.. a oppressive, Iniquitous, suicidal and neglect aro Inexcusable" This Is n living Issue In Oregon. Tho election of a congressman and senator who will not Impose a Porto ltlco tariff on tho Philippines is a greater Issue In Oregon than flnanco or expansion. Americans want frco trado under their own flag at least. i - The Dest Prescription for Malaria, Cnlllsinrl ftrer la a bottle of Grove's TaitateM Clill Tonic. It litlmplr Iron and qulnlno In laiteleaa form. No cure, no par. l'rlce 60c. 610raeod Delay' ff . "" .-. itirowing lime CO-OPERATIVE COLONIES Mothers? 6J.J0I1HS01I&60.. The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers. tern.- (A Man Shod lui60 X . a. mi jj 2 His shoes will give him comfort and answer every demand ol hard service. Can we disturbc you just a second? To examine our shoes, you ought to get a good look at them, they are great. tahotzi bboe stor? oy. 04 Btnto St 5 ! i TOE MIL JOURNAL Y HOtrSK IS OTHICH8 THURSDAY, MAY 10 1000. Dally Ono Yonr. $3,OOIn Advnnoo. Dully Pour Month 91 In Advftnoo. Wookly Ono Yonr SI.OO In Advanoo ANTI-EXPANSION .-Excessive Tariff Imposed in tlio Philippines .HOW TUB ADMINISTRATION IS BURDENING OUR INDUSTRIES Collfcling Taxes on Julo and Manila Fibres to Protect tho Binding Twine Trust SOUK SI'KCIrtU t'lllUIIKN This great Injustice has resulted In killing nil business with tho lTiiit.nl states in canned goods, and thuuntnds of dollars' worth of thco goods aro now lying In bonded warehouiont Marllaor havo licou abamlomlcd because they would not tell for tlio mnoiiut of duties fmK)Mxl, To Illustrate exactly how this tariff works, 1 will glvolii dutull llgures on a few well-known articles, ami to avoid Confusion will give values approximately correct in Mexican meney: Tomatoes, canned.! dox. tins Mex. Value In United Htaies !l 55 Weight, '.M kile: valuation fUl. una duty, VOo per kilo . . KtMM Ifnilmr charges, 10 vr vent on inprovoment, H per HpecllloDuty Dinmerc ml linn cent on valuation of 2I . . Jjinding charges and oonduullou through custom. bourn, ulc. . . I N) 1 02 Total Total election. 7 -18. roicoutsgo, -13. Krult, canned, 'J dos. 'iX-lli. tins Valuoln United titalo.. .. Weight, '.'I kilosi valuation, ft, I. Mllmluty, X per kilo iter cent ou valuation of 111 ' lauullug charge 96 fit 00 Mex. f 1100 incc iiio tuny, w or kilo , u imr vein on sr oilut, ia Ift Total Total exactions, 1 4S. JMrcentago, rjo. Clocks, cheapo Mux. Wholesale valuo In United 8tao, . jklaeaeh ..... t 1 GO BiH-clllo duty 1 00 10 twr cent ou siHwlfloduiY. .. 10 AtPitr cent on valtullon of M.JO each , 10 Total ' MR) Total exaction, 10. Total potrenlsgo, 78. Wdur Mex Valuo iHjr barrel In United Mtntws. fa.Tfl Vw kw Weight, HH) lbs (aliout Ml ktU.Jt valuation a per tohedulo (100 kilos. U 00). tt.Gl. Spcfllilo duty, IJ.10 per 100 kite. WOOkntw. V 1 HI ' ti lMf Mill OIlSIKHUfloduty ..... 10 H'per renl on valuation of fi.Ol . , 40 L Landlm uharvut. efo 'Jb lUcJitumptlon tax (bOc-iw lUQkiltMj 4& SOMKCONCLUHIONH. During tho mouth of January tho Unitnd States collected duty on 15,000 barrels of Hour, n total of I&0.700, for bread, from n people earning fit) cents lit Moxlcan silver jicr day. Tho entlru book of valuations and spo elflo duty shows tho same Incongruities unci average uniformly excessive duty, bearing most heavily upon tho norcss- ltlesof life. Adding freights and tho profits of tlio wholesaler and retailor, ono can readily sco that a people with small earning power, not to exceed IMS per cent of the American laborer and mechanic, cannot purchase unything that Is imported except tho cheapest articles of clothing, hardwaro, etc. It In tlio truth Hint IK) per cent ol the pop ulation aro practically prohibited from eating anything but rlco, fish and vego tables, or wearing anything but tlio cheapest of white drills and cotton prints. On tlio nrticles enumerated, theru Is niv average pnrcontagu of exaction amounting to DO per cent, and these ar tides havu not boon selected with the Becial object of shotting tho highott, but presenting sumo of tho monstrnsi I ties of tho tariff. Tho lowest of tho ten articles show '-"-M per cent J tho highest IWi per cent Juiit 10 times as much. American trade is Impossible. ymer ran manufactures aro of the liluji grade mil cannot cotnieto with shoddy Kuro xan goods, Our cheap food products aro liearlng taxes which prohibit any but tho well-to-do people from using them. What Is the ClovcrumonOt plain duty In tho promUes? In tho sumo manner n tariff Is laid on all raw materials from tho Philippines out of which American grain wicks, wool sacks, hop sacking, twlno and conlago aro inadrt. Tho Oregouluu says edi terially: "Wo cull attention to the exhaustive and vnluabln Bolting forth of trade con ditions at Manila given In our Philip pine letter on tho llrst page of today's mho. 11 makes a startling presonta- Intli Hon ol the outrageous and burden tho Government is (efensihle pressing Reverand W, E. Copeland Describes tho Outley Settlement and Cooper ative Brotherhood. Ilov. W. K. Conoland of tho Unitarian church delivered an address last Sunday ovenlntf on tho "Co-oncratlvo llrother- hood" which embodied somo Interest Ing Information in regard to tho social istic colony at liurloy, Washington. Mr. Copeland commenced his ad dress by referring to tho great stimulus which had been given to tho study of tho economic problem by tho publl liralion of Kdward Uullamoy's "Looking liackward," which had entirely changed tho thought of no many people. Tho speaker said, however that, tho new social ordor proponed In looking Backward was "but a revival of tho old Kseenic Brotherhood to which Jesus belonged, and of tho Christian Churches wlilcli for almost threo centuries wcro Commonwealths. Never forgot in tho disruaiVBon of social (jueotlons that Chris tianity in its beginning was a social re form." It Is In tho endeavor to realize some of tho benefits of social reform with out Malting for nil tho pcoplo to learn tho lesson I wing taught by tho trusts, that cotonlos havo been started. Home havo proved failures, but that Is not to bo wondered at when wo consider tho proportion of competitive business ventures which fail. Kach failure has been a step In education. Describing tho colonics on Puget Bound, tho Bpoakor said: "Threo years ago Kquallty was started in Hkaglt county, Washington. This colony had two very hard years, hard work and short commons, but now has bogun to prosier, and Is offering grnt attractions to tho weary workers of tho United Htatcs. Thoroarodlsudvantagcs; but thero Is rccdom and certainty of support, and each month wIIiichhcs n gain. Hero, again, remomber that n similar vonturo under the compotntlvo systom would have had n harder time, norwoiildhavomadosuch rapid progress. "As more colonies were started, tho errors of tho old innvomeutB were recti fied, nud ono of the latest, most compre hensive and wIscbI Is tho Co njierativo llrothorhood at Hurley, Washington. "The tonnslto Is 13 miles northwest of Tacouia, reached partly by water nnd partly by land In threo hours. It Is on tide unter at the mouth of Hurley creek, the laud along whoso bunks belongs to tho llrothorhood for nbout a mllo, and which creek carries water enough to furnish electric light and power for tlio town. Tho land belonging to the colony, s mio 200 acres, is rich bottom hind, on which are found largo alder and cedar trees, that will when manufactured add much to tho wealth of tho town. Krom tho townidto can ho i-een the Olympic run go of snow-covered mountains as well as tho Cascades, with Mount Tacoum towering oyer the foothills, nud to the south stretches lluuderson bay. The situation Is attractive nud with tho natural Improvements the town will grow more deslreable. "Tho village of Hurley, has now somo "5 houses, a saw, plaining nud ahlnglo mill, n box nud broom-bandlu factory, it co-operative store, hotel, laun dry, carpenters, blacksmith, humors nud shoo shop, two school houses, ono for the kindergarten and the other for older pvholars. There are ou the ground somo IW ioop'o, mu'i women and chil dren, living together In peace and con tentment, and fieo from the anxiety of ooniHitltlvo strife, which prematurely ages so many. Tho Co-oiierutlvo llrothorhood differs from other co operativo movements in that ft proposes to continue ludellultely the founding of settlements, or whete thero aro not enough members for a settlement, tho founding of oo-opuratUe stores. It is not proposed to build morely one towi ou Puget Sound, I but many towns all over the Pacltlo I Coast, and, by and by, all over the country, nud to have also a chain of jco-ooratlo stores, and all working to gether for ,tlio bcuoflt of tho whole. I While tho agitation for national co I operative Is to bo commended, wo need Home present relief from tlio uolal mis eries, too Intolerable longer to IhiIhhiie: no tho co opcra'.lvo llrothorhood was started to form horn, where tho peo ple could tuco front their soolul thrall dom and bo free from that anxiety for the morrow vvhleh takes (mm life Children must have just the right kind of food if they are to become strong men and women. A defi ciency of fat makes children thin and white, puny and nervous, and greatly retards full growth and develop ment. They need It supplies just what all delicate and growing children require. yx. nj 1, oo, tl druggist. SCOTT & BOWNE, Ch.mlMi, Nw York. down tiiou Ibis luiHirtutit dependency, Tho commercial Interests of tlio whole United Htate should bo arotued on this matter and force recognition and action from a complaisant nnd Inattentive Ad ministration, Kvery hitalncM man u Portland who has close relations with iKirsoim of polltlual or commercial Inlltt- euro hi tho Hast should send to such IHimous marked copies of this paiwr, and follow them up with letters. The matter at stake calls for tho moat' strenuous Importunity." A few days ago the samo pit per said editorially. I "Tho bails of successful trade between I In t it ti t iuiIii stilt ailti.sa la aililnal ilia sal anil d met by mutual supplies. Our prospect 1V 1 ",, " ' "eeee.le.l beyond Ive customer mint produco what wo our autlolatlaus. want, and what h waul wo must pro) "Noi only doc tho co operative dueo or eUo go lo noma trouble to get it nmi.ri10o.l umi.i in.t ,n hmn. n.,.1 for him. You can't build im a thriving I row, WVo aun tow us and trade on either of these conditions alone. to'Mi Kes Into tho acoideitt and You mutt have both in conjunction 'life Inturanoe business. Its member- Of theso twu prlitejplesof trado there will). Ndlvldod Into two rtusstw, rusttlont are two proM-ut applloillons. One Ills ttlui ..011 ttu,i.i8t ,,,BiiHk Tim ru.1. Pouth America, the other llta Asia. In ' ""' . tlio re.t the one ease the conditions aro lrtrglv j,,'"llw",ri ly "o duos. Imt nwlve unfavorable, lu tho other they aro afl, (or a days work a labor cheek redeemable "r?ul1 ,,, , ,. , atthoiM-oiHtratlve atore. dining room "It Is the wild ground of hope for' ia.lu,irv, uwbj. rj1iiu,t i.uil,.,r trans Paollle Hade that tluwo untowanl "r l,,,ry; tmMm iuuh twr ftmtli American eoudltlona are loveratM i lvMcl a liouwi. fixxl ami alathtug, in ine iMio ol Airit. ino grvvut Atiatie ciuaauon lor ins cntuircn, ih Hurt, a n Innso, employment and education. Tho Co-oporativo llrothorhood docs not glvonluinpsumof monoy, which may bo squandered, hut what Is better, a homo, employment for thoso who can work, and an education for tho children and a first-class education. "Hollglon and politics aro a private concern with which no ono has any bus Incss. Thero Is no work dono on Satur day afternoon nor on Sunday, except as absolutely necessary. Sunday meetings, ni well as weekday meetings, aro held for education and Improvement. "Tho property of tho Brotherhood Is hold lu trust for tho good of tho whole by a board of twelve trustees, threo of whom ato elected annually; and tho property cannot bo sold or nllonated or hypothecated. Tho affairs of tho town aro mnnaged by a board of twelvo tllrcc Urs, nominated by tlio mombors of tho Brotherhood and appoint ed by tho trustees; which board holds olllco for ono year. Suggestions from members as to methods aro gladly received : but for ono year tho board of directors, with no Interference, is freo to carry out its plans for improvement in production or distribution, thus giving to tho movement a much needed per manency. Of course, if tho board Is plainly working against tho Interests of the Brotherhood, tho Hoard of Trustees can royoko tho appointment. For the 0)-oneratlvo Brotherhood, as for the fraternal Insurance societies, thero Is secrot work Intended to teach tho prin ciples of co-operation, and to prepare members to mnku tho most of tho now life. Temples of Brotherhood, na they aro called, are established where thero aro flvo memberri. To these Temples be long all members of tho family of each co-operntor, over tho ago of 15, and at the regular meeting education in soclnl economics Is an Important feature. Men and women are on n perfect equality, and, whon working for tho Brotherhood, receive Tlho ramo compensation lor a day's labor, No distinction, either, Is made between olllcerf and privates; all In the Industrial army are paid alike Ai you will see, tho llrothorhood closely followa the lines laid down In I-ooklng Backward. Tho pay Is given in tho form of u lnlor check which Is non transferable, so thero is no monoy as we understand tho word, nor any possilill Ity of hoarding. "Tho Co-operalivo Brotherhood was orguulml in September, 1KIS, but did not get to work till January IH'.K). Now there is a membership of POO. The re ceipts from snlo of colony products is nearly enough to pay all excuses, and just as foou ns houses can bo provided for all who are needed, nnd tho manu facturing can bo pushed, enough will bo produced so that a vecoud settlement can lie started, either lu Oregon or Cal ifornia. A weekly paper Is published at Hurley, called the Co-operutor ono of the brightest among tho many papers advocating social reform.' Continuing, the scakor urged his hearers to join tho Brotherhood and help along a good work while providing a refuge against possible disaster. Ex plaining his connection with tlio work, he said in part: "Christianity during the llrst threo centuries was a social re form, and It Is always in order to discuss social questions on tlio Christian rest thy anil in a church. Then tho town of Hurley is frco from those evils which i abound In ordinary towns; no saloons, no gambling dens, no houses of prosti tution, no competitive robbery; thce social ovlls which destroy our toys and girls belong to tho competitive system and cannot exist where there Is co-operation. So, In advocating the Co-operative Brotherhood, I am advocating mor ality and truo religion. It is becauso I bellevo that under tho pres ent social aystem It Is almost time wasted to labor for Individual regenera tion, that I tako up tho work of the Co oporativo Brotherhood as tho soclaj movement which, on the whole, seems to promise most for moral and spiritual progress. I have conclud ed, that if I use what talent I poteces to chango the social environment, If I la bor to replace commercial greed with eelf-eaerlflce for the good of tho whole, individual success by a Cc-opcratlvo Brotherhood, heathenism by Christian ity, I shall bo doing moro fo.' God and man than by any amount of ordinary preaching. A co-operative brotherhood like that at Hurley Is a truo church of God, where their members practice self sacrlflco for tho good of the wholo; where tho children have a fair chanco to develop tho talents and goodness natur al to them ; where It Is possiblo for ono to lovo his neighbor as himself, and at tho samo tlmo earn a living and oven securo tho luxuries now only possiblo for tho very rich. It is admitted that unJer our present social condition it la Impos sible to obey tho commands of Jesus. Wo cannot do what Jesus would havo us do and exist, to eay nothing of living In comfort. What a grand thing must that social system be, where it is easy to do what Jesus would have us do, where the prevailing sentiment is lovo for man as man. In tho ntmosphcro generated by the Co-operative Brotherhood a new hu manity is pousible, This work which I have now undertaken is truo Christian work. I am as much a min uter of God as ever. I am, as never be fore, helping to make mankind ready to receive tho Christ when He shall como ngain. We need not only light in tho wilderness mado by also tho- ology ; but llfo and light In tlio othor wil derness mndo by a false sociology. To bring tho kingdom of God, wo need not only theological truth but economic truth ns well; one without tho other Is unable to accomplish much for tho up lift of humanity. But possessed of a correct theology and a right social sys tem, mankind will leap to a higher and nobler llfo; and not ono man merely In 2000 years but a gieat multitude in a fow years will show forth their indwell ing divinity." "Carry Sunshine With You." A bright fresh fuco is always In splrln, und It ulwaya denutea good neaiiii as well as a happy heart. Many faces that wore once overcast with ulooui havo been made bright and sunny by Hood 'a Sursparllla wiiiiii cura mi uyspcpuo symplomP, sircngiucns mo nerves unci tones up urn uiviguniics mo wnoio system. Constlputlnn la cured by Hood's rills, mo non Irritating cathartic, Sold by all druggists. l THE UNION TICKET Candidates For State nnd District offices attho Juno Schulmerlch, Conductor's Excursion, Tlio Order of Hallway Conductors. carB lias held Its which for Bcvcral annual picnic at Safem, will this year kwi ou I'nties, may .. i train from Salem will start i ofUiatdato. ItounJtripfl 13tf CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bl8naturo of Zfi Elootlon. For Supreme Judge-Oeo. Orwn ... va nntnmli!oncr W. u P.A.U.rneHaA.iem.r.Ma tlon County. UAMON COU.NTV TICKBT. Reprewntatlres George t, Brown, olSlayton. JohaD. Dlmlck.otllobbaril. E. Hofer, ol Salem. A. a lludelaon, of Jeflenon. George W. Wwki, of Ilovrell. County Jndff-W. W. EM .of 8 ylon. SherllT-Frank W. Purbln, of Howell. Clerk-W. t. Flnzer, of Woodburn. Itecorder-Jobn i. King, of Macleajr. Trca.urcr-G. C. Matlock, of Sllmton. Aaor-T. Y. McClellaniofSilmton. Coram Jitoner-W. W.Culrer, of Sidney. Ooroner-J. V. Whltlock, of Silrerlon. School Surerlntendent-Barreyor-A. Oobalet, of South Salem. For Juitlce Salem Dlitrlct-John O'PonaW. For ConUable Salem District J. II. ' JOINT DIBCCSSIO.V. The Ilepubllcans and Democratlc-Cltl-zcnB will hold a Joint discussion on tho following dates and places in Marlon county, Oregen: TUESDAY, MAY 22. 10 a. m. Turner. i p. m. Marlon. 8p m Jetrerion. 10 a. m. AumiTllIo. 2 p. m.-Subllmlty. 8 p. m-Statoii.' ,,,.. TIIUIISDAY, MAY 24. 10 a. ro, oatee. 8p.n.-Mcbama. H FKIIIAY, MAY 26. 10 a, m. Macleay. 8 p. m.-SIUerwa. HATUHDAY, MAY 23. 10 a. m.-Seotli Mills. 2-p.ra.-Mt. Angel. V MONDAY. MAY 29. 10 a. m, Gerrnla. 2 p. m. Monitor. 8 p. m. Womlbtirn. TUhSDAY, May 29. 10 a. m. Hrookt. 2 p. in Howell. TIIUIISDAY, MAY 31. 10 a. m, Aurora. 2 p.m. Hubbard. 8 u. m, HulleTllle. 1 VltlDAY, JUNE1. 10 a. m. Chatnpoeg. 2 p. m.-Pt. Paul. ' HATUHDAY. JUNK 2. 2 P. ra. ami reraaluderof day- F. T. WlllOIITMAN, Chairman Republican Central Com- mitten. W. S. Morr, Chairman Demobratlc-Citizens' Cen tral Committee. No, "Constant Header," wo cannot give you tho correct pronunciation of Thaba N'Chu. It Is not pronounced. It Is sneezed, Denver Post. jjMri tj, fi i ng miw nm inn mm bocjjiii Blgoitur SJ , jl$9u-' of ut7. J-UMAMA A Great Contest Has been waged for years, hut tho peo ple aro keening their health becauso hey eat tlio hcstuinoti producing ioou as old by Branson k Hagan. A trninload of cattlo went Kast from Huntlneton last week. It Is expected that cattlo shipments from that point tins season will be largor than ever he' fore. WHYUSEA .fcfelsbacl) Haifle) .,,.,.! TltEY GIVE A GOO" LIGHT AND AHK MNG MVED. WB BKLL TUBES GnADKS: The. very totpst thing; -. Jj.na.wtM ..YUSKA" WMJBBACn MANTt-K. The. very Vun0Vgof'0nrTlrfMt Mr'ho fcOl, ..IDK?L'n'iVot quits u good quality but giving candle power m th. Kc,W and ttklU t ,,lt.fAj1 ( attnvn ratAA Tirirw. in LUUHii ... nnnori r iui i ustvu . Twi Any or tbelomam.- put on ana urn. r. - - - ? If not -hotT oui and DOVybhVv;it price, ISccnu, "rr.."... r-nr"u n RNEsr w. win moMin.T "wtn,! ,,assswrr?.rBBB """,-u" """.r.. .imiTPn 71 c homoKoia Bt., xeioniionnKM SALEM GAS LIQUXUii iTTia. You Sav f u.nlt nHr if trnil O t4 nllllA i Iliat maKes you nun, auu v,u u.t auvc 10 yoa m intPrMts vou'll find you save money by trading L. other people do. Why not you. Our stock of family groceries and provisions is the m0s complete. Harntt ix Lawrence. OLD POSTOFFICK OnOOEItY ' The Orient Insurance Co i OP- HARTKORD, CONN, .52,215,000. -Salem. ABonts ii,iu,wu. Xwi'itYoV.'. ...... . . , M??.9W. Surplus to Policy Holders i,3H,U40. Will insure you against loss by fire; for terms enquire of THDAtAS BOLTON, Resident Acrent. Journal Ofiice. SkmM 7oo Rolls of 1900 Mall Ifcaper Candidates Nominated. While the electors aro considering which of tho candidates they will vote for, tho people, who appreciate tho best of living will tako their meals at Strong'a Hestaurant. Never before lu tho history of lumber Inirontlio Lower Columbia Htver has there bocu such activity in logging as now, asserts tho Astoria ISews. Pa CURE Y0UPSLFI v WUU Nr diinnlurfi ilit ImrKto, ImUmiimti im irritsttluiiB ur ui.tniititK uf in u c u u t. im tiitrmici iTHtEuniCHtweAiCa rt or Nfwiittn LCmCiMTtO.K3 oia ilj Wrnffr,M4S r iH'iit in pisiu wruppct tr expntJ, prt-pniil. fo liu or 3 UuIm, ;.Ti, 1 lrcnlr iMtii 11 q fuoml .s4Atwai wWl ilmiaau I nJ ITO9 b U ItiMtaf v, 9. a. mm to . !J HAS JUST BEEN RECEIVED. COME AND SEE SEE IF WE CAN'T PLEASE YOU AS WE HAVE PLEASED HUNDREDS OF OTHERS F. W. HOLLIS & lsl Door North of Post Office. CO HBATING! STEAM, HOT AIR, HOT WATER .timates furnished, and work done promptly substantially and at honest prices. Fruit and Hod Drver work a specialty T. 8 BURROUGHS, 102 State Phone 1511 aim K. It. COLGAN hna romovod to tho New Baloon, two doors south of tho old stand, whoro his forma patrons and tho public generally will receive court eous treatment, unoico kiquors aim uigar. 223 Commercial StmL Pte Ml Noms and Rowe's mm Am SW i'arformanooa 2t30 nnct H p m Qmncl Freo Street Pnrndolnt II n m THE HEALTH OF YOUNQ WOMEN Two uf Itiem lllpd by Mre. l'lnkhrtiu -ltrU thalr letter, " Dkaii Miis. Pi.iKiiAii : I am sixteen year old and nm troubled with my monthly klckuchs. It Is very Irregular, oceurrlug only once In two or three mouths, nud til no very painful. I also Buffer with crump and once in awhile pain htrlkcs mo In tho heart and 1 havo drowsy headaches. If there Uanythlng you can do for mo, I will gladly follow your Biuieo,' r . m MAT, m Knormous Waterproof tents, will bo locate near Passer Dcot 300 PERFORMING ANIMALS 300 ltonsrss &s"22.,.i!,,.!'.iwp ii s;ii iSAjS3! Spring Shoes Ladies' Tans and Black Kid the Latest Lasts, at Reduced Prices, Men's Farm and Dress Shoes in best stock at prices below competition. JACOB 1OGT 95 State St. . r Total Tutsi enactions, f3 0,03. f HON Perct'ntago, Tho Onvmlan tinblltlios for a leader on IU llrst page Wodndy an expoturo of tho tariff taxtvt on AiuerWii product Hpooil by our govvNriiuioiit in the iiiiiiitnu inn i viiUNi iiiiiv nv 1 "mVulaittlfht rsllfAtl III lallfl.lltllV lilk lllat MHItlak ; PW I MM! !) IH f rlf f M M' r"IV Mrtteu inoio utai nas wn ituifurui , it. Porto Kteo, tx Us tho imtlw wlivn I'Miming that iney are umiyr our Hag. t artj titanic, silk. tea. heinn. Into, inattttiw. uvea, s pices, gums, wo uo not protiure ut all. On the other hand, Urn dtxtriMol awakMiwl Asia aro (or things wo produce in oxporumu surplus wiitvvt ami lloitr. whtMt lumlier, I m and steel gixnU, text- .l-,l. IUHIWIi '.( fllltl Ptr-t HKIf, IU&1' li fabrics, implementa and inauliluery Here la Uia baali of liintilo trade Thu uivereity is ureter ami ween thel'itlted States and Kurupo. home whUth U hisa long as tut lives, and his children's when he dies. Non rUleiit meutlttjni pay ono dollar month until l!WhWoM paxl. After dues to the amount of fia havo )h-ou jvtid if a member, through IUiiom or ae okleitt, can no longer follow the avooi- vinlbllltlea aro greater, than prevail Im- , tlon which has supported his family. If ... . - ...!. - -.--- . . "iTauewilllako c-aio of tlsell II gov ontittonl will uivo it a chaiuv. only ono thing worth whlU for.Vmerlcan luanulacuuers and pruducrl gvneially tollaawako nltlts or call conventions about, and that is the nitcuaaUv for ro- .luovalot restrictions ou trad a litwettii Urn UuIbMl SlalM ami Asia. They' aro bo can no longer lo a bread winner, the Tl,.i... In l weiMH'iiiwJ S Kp mm n iiutMO and lot of laud in one ol thttlr tow us, employment (or such of his family a can work, and au c.luoatton for his1 children. If after a .ttutlar vymonl ho dtiis, Um Urollierhockt give i tits family Mis AlAiir (lovitta, Aptoa, Cab. July 31, ltitfti. " llKAH Mill. 1'INKHAM: After receiv ing your letter 1 begun tho uo t'f your rettie- die, taking both lO'dln K. link huiu'i. Vegetable Umi IhmiiuI and HUkhI 1'urltW I am now rwgular every month and auffcr no pain. Your medicine U tho lot that auy suf fering' gtrl win take."-Mta Maht Uouua, Aptoa, Cul , July , isQ. Nervous and Dluy "1)kah Mas. PXK1IAU:-1 wUh to eoiprw my thauka to yon for the great Iwneilt I have recelvetl from tho u of lilla R IMitUlmm'a Vegetable Coin p)tind. I kiifforcd constantly fnm ter rible fcldeaolie, had chills, vvaa nervous and dtsiy. 1 had tried different kinds otmmthtluo but they all failed entirely. After taking three bottle of Wire table Compound nml three of lllooil lMrlfier I am all right. Icauuot thank you enough for what your remedies hato done for we. Mim Matiuva Jx.xx, lWw la, 0,-denkburtr, WT., June jo, 1899. tW s&r jryrjyt& . &i DON'T FORGET Wo carry a small stock of ! FLOUR, BRAN, AND SHORTS, Mado at Albany, and aro proparod to supply small cousumers-say one sack to a ton-at a low price. Please make Impilry, and save yoursmall change. Salem Flouring Mills Co. U-H-cod IvicLoy Stage. Leaves Willamette stable 6:20 a daily for Lincoln, Z0, McCoy. i , "- iciurii same nay. New i Vo if ' """S me line. -g:'H lf K. R. n in. and Uvis. Every Act and Feature New this Year -;"" i..o1uiain. trntni .enras, Trained Poiil. ti.i . ) " RUNNY CLOWNron SEE18S188. sflea.lrU20 ltaisa. Ti.. iv.x.i...i s 7? 'r"v. c.xwting Charint 20 kIU. T. Vo-nd;Vfu.BAldn,;i Vtre department. Ouly Big Show Coming This" Season Don't Miss the New Big Parade! Price Adults, 25ct Children, 15; apeeUl Reserve. ..."P,'1.1 Government" whiskey, recog. 5tnil i ,B'ora"u Mirgeon, in United ted far f.. ii" tho v?mt nnwJnlter. 3 Invali d TUt f.r !ecenta aw invaluls. Sold exclus vely in Salem ami Marion County by J . P. Vos? 4-20-tf OASTohta Biinti. .TU Ktad YM Hart Jthra !Vwt (z&mMt ! Agutnaldo Heard From. A'tar renting and eating he is rpa.K I ' "latlier light, and the Ji, X :2tt X't' .'. tile dav ureH.;0iiint!heir Jfss MEAT AND POULTRY. MiloCJatthews BuccoatOr to Edwardi A;MUbewij MICAT and HOU1.THY MARKET Stnto streot near railroad. Freibe.1 nnd tiest moata. My patrons say I xf tuo boat menu in town. The German Market! Will bo found all kinds of meat and tho boat of saus.igo. FRr.h DELIVERY. All bills dne tho lato firm of. Wolt .A Mlescka tntist.bo paid. OJOL, St. SON 171 Commercial Bt, s TEAM WOOD SAW Two Machines Urrlr nont Qulokly. Teleplione 2583 black. Leavo orders l rusiuuucu on iui """i "' V,ii market. M. VanFlkct, YbwPabi.WU SALEM J-ODaES i-. j. i No. US. r K v. ... .... ... I Dalein Camp No. lis. Meew Tri . ..--i - i J?" JS... " ',V: 'l-S. eltri. r a. uouiiirru, u, v., ". - roorm 10, jioorea die . . xirntOA FORBSTBKa u; -'".,":: mm' Oonrt Hberwooa rore '"'-r.'Src.R. '....MAI ulahu in Turner block. Jaaa U A U Urown Becy, Plating Jewelry, Perr.?l ans auu ni-vfl narts kinds of plating. 8ijtutara f Saj.oo Reward .,S. "1 1 PW for the arrest and vi. msBfasss C. A. ROBERTS OD Stat, btreot. Phona 3878 BrewsteT& White 91 COURT ST. TON "81. All tho cholc varieties in ffitXW lowest prices in the cut Free delivery; prompt Beryk. Thfi Feed Men. Otters a uounij. - I will give 12.60 r 'be calP o' flj dot that vr ran sheep n lH" JQrnund'8neIgUborhcojoBxBiTAOli H20U . J.CONKK. A MttAr (,.,, W ' - - v'ijWWP''' ' t&li&tovHZ. i3iitmHt&vM-