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ordeal through which the
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U usually to t ult of iulterlng and danger that he look forward to the critical hour with ahprc
heoilon and dread. Mother's I'ribnd, by In penetrating and toothing properties, allayj nausea,
nerrouaneas and alt unpleasant feellngt, and ao preparea the avatem that ahepaae through the
vwnt atev with but Unit lufTerlng. at Humbert have testified and aald, "It la worth Ita weight
In gold." It la aold by all drug
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Mother's Friend
The Man
$7ho Doubts!
X. X In every community there is the man who doubts. He
"don't believe" he can get a ready to wear suit that will fit
him; he "don't believe" that we can save him money on cloth
ing; he "don't believe" our advertisements; he "don't believe"
anything or anybody, and yet the chances arejen to one he
goes out with one of our suits on his back. X X X X
wt-itr? Because there is proof in our stock to convince
Wily- tie nl0St confirmed unbeliever. There's style
here; there s beauty; there s care in make; there s artistic tail
oritur: there's Droner finish; there's ood material; there's a
guarantee, and best of all, the prices are there, provingjhem-
seives in every case ueiuw me uuure: ui uuier Mures.
Wc want the man who doubts to come in and see some of our
novelties we are showing in suits. Reader if "thou art the
man" come in and see what we have in store for you. X
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G, W, Johnson & Company,
The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishcis,
TUB DAILY JOURNAL
BY HOPBR UnQTHERS,
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 29, 1000.
Dnlly Ono Yonr. 3,00 In Advanoo
Dally Pour Month 91. In Advnnco
Wookly Ono Yonr SI.OO In Advnnco
THE POSITION OP Tim LlNCOLN-REPUl)
LICAM NEWSPAPEHS.
Isn't it nlwut tlmo Tho Sacramento
IV-o roasod to 1m rolorred to na n Ko
publican jior? Tlio editor nnd part
ownor of Tlio l!co Ir a member of tho
I'rcis Committee ol tlio Democratic Stats
Central Committee. That surely ought
to ba snlllclont ovldencu of tlio political
faith of any gentleman. It is unthink
able that n gentleman belonging to any
party should allow himself on a Coin,
mittoa working for an opposing party.
Tho lice, is an out-nnd-out-Biyanito, and
Bhotild bo placod whoro It rightfully bo
iougs. ltcdlands Telegraph.
There were tens of thousands of good
Republican who wero out-and-out-Brynnltes
In 181X1, and tho year 11)00
will not find any ditn'nutlon In their
ranks.
What la it to bo a lteptiblicau? It is
wo tako it,to bo a believer in and battler
for tho essential principles of Liberty
and Ilumnuity put forth by tho martyr
of that great organization. A man Ih all
the bettor Republican at heart If he
rofusos to steal tho livery of Abralm.ii
Lincoln to servo Murk Hanua in.
Bncramonto Hoe,
In his lottor declining tho honor of
membership In tho Btato Democratic
Tress Committee Chas. K. MoKlatchy,
editor of Tho Boo Bays:
I lmvo hint reached homo on my return
my i
n'.toi
from tho annual Hummer vacavton, and
I take tho very first opportunity to re
snectfully decline the honor of member
Blilp in tho l'reas Conimitteo of the
Democratic State Central Committee.
Tho reason therefor Is that neither my
brother nor myself, although both on
tliuilaatlo uupportors of Win. J. llryun,
tb a Democrat, or have ever boon a Dem
ocrat. Wo believe that wo still volcu
tlio principles fought for through so
many years by that stalwart lteptibli
cau founder of tho Tho lieu, Jnmes Mc
Glntchy, and that In ardently champ
ioning Win, J. llryan and the cHRcntiuls
for which ho stands, wo have not gone
over to tho Democracy but aro still
faithful to tho slsrllug doctrines of true
Kopubllcitmsm, lam down by Abraham
Lincoln and tho other founders of the
great party.
Although compelled In cnnslstonty to
decline this honor, lean assure you that
Tho Dee will light for Win. J. llryan and
great truths of which ho la tho ablest
adyocato iu this campaign, as earnestly,
aaslncorely, na unlllnchlngly, nnd as tin-
ceaatugly na It ulil In tho campaign
of 18'Jd, As Tho Heo now battles for
llryan and tho vital principles of his
campaign, It can bo said In n way to bo
working in tho catuo of Democracy.
mil u win jusi ns earnestly denounce
the doctrines of tho Democratic Party
nnd oppose its cutulidutjs, whenever
those doctrines shall swerve from the
principles which this paper has advo
fitted for forty. three years, and when'
ovurits candidates shall aland for the
classes ns against the maases.
Tho above expresses tho position of
tho Bilvjr-Itopublicnu or Lincoln-lie.
puLllcau press so forcibly that Tint
Jouiinai. reproduces it for the purpose
of setting itself clearly before .the public
in tills campaign.
Twolvo or llfteon years ngo nnd from
Its origin tho llepubllcnu party, "from
tradition nnd interest," favored bimetal
Usui.. Kvorybody ue-irly was a bimetal
list, and especially the Oregon Republi
cans, who ns late as 181W In their state
convention voted down the single gold
atnuJard offered by Senator Dolph nnd
reulllrmed tho nliovo quoted platform
adopted at Minneapolis.
Senator Mitchell was re-elected with
out u protest mtulust his free silver rec
ord, and ho undoubtedly carried tho leg-
Islaturo 1800 for a third term, when tho
Republican party declared for tlio gold
standard In ita national convention,
with a pledge to use Its best endeavors
to secure international bimetallism. All
that occurred after that is recent his
tory, Mr. Mitchell stumped tho state
(or McKinley nnd held the Sllvei Re
publicans, or enough of them, to carry
tho state against llryan on a narrow
margin, by representing that tho Hepub
lican party waa ns good a silver party aa
ever nnd would prove tho true friend of
tho white metal. Ofcoureo, Mitchell
was defeated aa ho deserved.
Since then tho country haa been com
mittsd to tho gold standard, nnd na tho
financial nnd rovenuo policies of tho
country should not bo changed every
few years, Tins Jouiinai, haa taken tho
position that tho monetary and tariff
policy of tho country haa been settled
for a poriod of years at least, and that
tlio nowor Isbucs ol trusts end expan
sion will decldo this presidential clec
tlon. Theso are very important matters.
How far wo slinuld attempt to control
organizations of capital nnd great Indus
tries la nn opon question, nnd both tho
Hepublican nnd tho Demorratlc plat
forms tako grounds for control, though
wo think tlio llryan platform nnd Mr.
llrynu'a record and utterances aro more
specific than McKiuley's.
What tho foreign policy of the Ameri
can people should ho, there is tho great
Issue, Wlillo Tin: Journal upheld . tho
administration iu its conduct of tho war
from tlio first move townrd expelling
Spain from Cuba, even unto quelling the
Insurrection in tlio I'lillllpinca, and it
takes n hopeful optimistic view na to tho
llual outcomo of tho problems growing
out of thu war with Spain, it believes
Mr. llryan la right in opposing the hold
ing of any of those provinces na conquer
ed territory. If they nre not tit for n
torrltoriil form of government nnd Du
ally to become self-governing states.
They can never properly come under the
previsions of tho constitution. They
cannot remain under tho American ling
ns colonial depondeneles or subjected
races. This la a serious problem for nny
American administration to de.il with
nnd whoever is elected president will be
entitled to tho supiort of all intelligent
citizens.
When Mark Ilauna and his crowd
make tholr appeal almost exclusively i
what they aro pleaded to cull tho busi
ness iuteresta of tho country, it ia Just as
well for thinking people to see that the
luliorliig and producing class have some
interests In government that our rulers
ought to respect. So far ns wo nre con
cerned, it Is disgust nt the crowd
who run tliondin'-iistration, from Ore
gon to Washington, more than love of
democracy that impellg us to support
llryan, and If Oregon is curbed forllryan
it will bo as an expression of this disgust
on tlio part of Republicans who stand by
tho old principles of the founders tit their
party This ia an attempt nt n fair
atatement of thu' whole situation from
thu sttiudolut ofiiu independent non
partisan newspaper. The reasons given
lor the support of llryan may not bo sat
isfactory to all our reader but wo accord
them the prh.lego of oory American
citizen, and wo shall not impugn their
motives if they vote tlio Socialist, or
Prohibition, or nny other ticket.
and do business. No ono has over Work
ed on Tiik .loimvAL and bcon faithful to
Its interests but was paid nil that tho
tamo person could get eleowhere, and
sometimes more.
Hut these petty f 1 50 a wcok liars do
not lio without n purpose. Tlicro is
method in tholr persistent slnnders, bo
causo nil theso fellows nre the crumb
pickers of tho mercenary brigade that
tins lived off plundering tlio people of
Oregon from times paat. Givo ono of
theso camp-following flstca n bono and
ho will bark nt anyone ho is directed to,
nnd tho wliolo predatory gang know of
but ono obstaclo in their wny to n living
nnd that is the existence of nn independ
ent paper nt Salem. From tho Patter eon
Uiiighatn-Mitchell-Mcllrido gang down
to tho smallest tnll-curllng cur tholr solo
duty in life is to lie about Tub Jouiinai.
nnd its edltor,because it geta across their
path. Thoy know that its policies nro
fatal to their grafts great nnd small, nnd
unless tho supremo court of Oregon re
news their Injunction and gives them a
receiver, The JouitNAt, will continuo to
be run In tho interest of the people.
'Hunter Is the Best Sauce,"
Yet eomo people aro never hungry.
Whatever they eat has to bo "forced
down." Tlieru Is, of course, something
wrong with these pconlo. By taking
Hood's Snrsaparllla n snort tlmo thoy
nro given nn nppotlto nnd then they en
joy eating and lood nourishes them. If
you find your appetite falling, just try a
hottlo of Hood's. It ia u true stomach
tonio nnd every doso doea good.
The best family cathartic is Hood's
Pills. 3
THE COMPLAINTS OP THE NOMITES.
Tho continuous charges of fraud
against tho transportation companies,
on tho part of returned iomltes, Ib get
ting monotonous. Thoso gold-seokcra
would have littlo to eay if thoy had
succeeded in getting from five to a
hundred thousand dollars the start of
the rest of their fellowmen. Aa they
failed there uiuet bo eomo vent for their
disappointment.
Thoy Bhotild pocket their experiences,
na the poker players say "auto up and
look pleasant," and wo will all wish
them bettor luck next time. While
many good Induetrlous men went to
Nomo nnd deserve a fair share of
prosperity, thoro was n number of
adventurers who nro expecting windfalls
nt the hnnds of Providence nil tho tlmo,
and thoy may bo happy to bo curod of
that delusion,
They will have something to howl
about ns long ns they live, and thoy
ought to be permitted to howl if it will
do them nny good. Hut it would bo far
more manly to settle right down to some
honest work, if it only paid 75 cents n
day, and live on 50 cents n day, thus be
coming solvent citizens. Thoy have had
a taste of the luxury of a speculative ad
venture, of which thoy will always lmvo
Interesting memories, but for this luxury
thoy owe tho community, nnd tholr
families that lmvo tnado sacrifices for
them, nil the clopor devotion to industry.
THE CONSENT 0PTAMVNY.
We trust that Democrats iu this city
nnd the State geuornlly understand pre
cisely what It is that Richard Croker
is trying Ii do. Tammany haa no candi
date of ita own. Any unscrupulous,
characterless old hark would suit tho
organization, nnyhclvwho would holo
thu jobs through am. let the chiefs llil
thu pockets nil the time. Croker's aim
In, not!-) uamu ills own candidate, but
to prevent the nomination of Color.
His doctrine of the Governorship nom
ination is that nobody shall bo nom
inated without thucoutoutofTnmmiuiy,
and that Tammany will consent to tho
nomination of no man of character who
hits shown a disposition to treat public
olllfo as n public trust.
The consent of Tammany becomes,
therefore, thu prerequisite t) a nomina
tion. This organization, Belllah, coarse,
corrupt, including iu Itsmemberslilpand
imim.llate following leas than 150,00
voters out of the total of about 70,00
Democrats iu the slate, absolutely die-
WHY THEY LIE ABOUT TUB JOURNAL.
Tho imk)verished Intellectual Siwnsli
who writea on tlio Woodburn paper lies
about Tiik JouitNAL in order to attack
the striking draymen of Portland. Tim
JouitNAinuoted tho Portland gold stand
nrd paper which showed that tho dray
men could not ivo on tho wages they
wero getting and pay tho advanced prints
for everything they had to buy. 'llun
tho degenerate digger of the Woodburu
lmglH) asserts that this olllce doea not
pay living wages,
After running a newspaper ten years
at Salem where there nro more chances
of getting employment than in moft
towns of tills size, tho matter of wages
that nre paid iu any business can safely
be left to the conditions surrounding the
Th
Pin
Sf
&ss&rdf
ts a proud and pcorloss
record it is a rocord of
sure, of constant con'
.yuost ovar oastinato Ills
uf woman; ills that deal
tut dospalr; suffering
'hat many womon think
!a woman's natural horl
tago; disorders and dis
plxzentonts that drivo out
hapom
Lsdii E, Nnklum'i VScUbl Compound
euros thoso trouhlos of
vcmon, and robs mon
struatlon of Its terrors.
r'o woman nood ho with
out tho safost and surest
advloo, for Mrs. PInkhant
counsels womon froo of
charga Hot address is
Lynn, Mass,
Can any woman afford
to ignoro thomodlotnoand
bualnesaman Mid wage earner.conditiona ' "to advloo that has CUrod
from which no businessman can (escape
a million womon?
A iWeak Stomach!
la the cause of all dlsoase. It makea im
pure blood, and thla enfeebles tho heart,
luiitfs, liver and kidneys. Strengthen
the digestive organs with Hostetter'a
stomach Hitters, and your health will
Improve. Kerynno needs It to keep the
bow els from becoming clogged. To those
who have tried other remedies In vain,
this will prove worth ita weight in gold.
Our 1'ltlVATE HKVKNUB HTAMl' COVCrS tllO
neck of tho bottle.
Thcrels Hostetter's
Nothiat Stomach
Musus cued.- Bitters
tntosto tho party tho nominations it
shall not mnke. Any young man of
brains nnd character and ambition must
understand at the outset that ho can
have no public career in New York un
less he BAtlsflea Tnmmnny that ho is pli
able and without a conscience. If by
skilful management iie should ever suc
ceed in getting n nomination to high ol
flco without the contest of Tammany
Croker would see to it that ho was de
feated nt tlio polls by Tniriuany trench-orv.
tho consent of tho governed in this
State means tlio consent of Tammany.
.New l ork Times, Hep.
Hut does not the nominee of a Re
publican convention have to Batlsfy the
Hopubllcan Tammany before ho can get
a nomination?
Tho wholo primary and convention
system leads up to tli3 machlno jiossess
Ing this dictatorial power over nomina
tlona. Tho machine and tho boss con
trol until tlio people nominate candidates
by direct vote.
To Cure a Cold In One Day
Tako Umllve llroino Qulnlue Tuhlcts. All
tlniKitliUi refund thu money If It falls to cure.
K. i. Urovc'n tlguaturo li on cacti box. inc.
Oregon State Fair
SALEM, OREGON;
SEPTEMBER 17 TO 22, 1900.
Bigger and Better Than Ever Before
Grounds Greatly Imtrovcd. uulldlnis Repaired and
Renovated. AllStock Bulldlnjs Thoroujhly Disinfected
Everything In Flrstclass Condition for the Lartest
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Live Stock Show and Agricultural
Exposition Ever Held on the Coast
SEPT. FIRST FOR ORGANIZATION.
Dallas llemlzcr, Dcm.
W. J. Hrynn nnd his chief ndvieera
lmvo issued to democrats tliroui bout thu
United States a recommendation to meet
in their respectlyo communities during
tlio nftorncon or evening of September
1st to form city or precinct organizations
to fight ngaiust the present tendencies
of tlio republican pat ty. Whoever be
lieves in tlio principles espoused by tho
Knnsas city platform enn nnd should be
come members of such clubs. As the
daya go by Mr. Hrynn ia becoming con
stantly inoro populnr with the miieecs
nnd multiplied thousands have deserted
tlio ndminlatrntion banner to train tin Jer
that upheld by him.
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Hillsboro, Oregon.
M. D. WISDOM, Sec,
Portland, Oregon.
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The 1900 Campaign
IS PROVING TO
THAN THAT OF
BE EVEN
1896
MOKE INTERESTING
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alrei't car lino at Oregon Clt irihc utram.,;,'
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clirckcil tliroagli from Halcm free. CIioIm
rail or river .route to Portland, CounccUn.
mado at I'oitland with all rail, ocean and ri..,
llnoi. W II. HUItl.nuilT.
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Aircnt, Tnulo Btreet dock, siltn
City ticket and freight olllce 248 ComiiKrclilit
SOUTH AND EASI
VIA
Southern Pacific Co.
THE SHASTA ROUTE
Trains lenvo Salem for Portland nnd wj
BtntlouBftt 5:40 n. in. , 7:61 n. m. aud
4 :U5 p. in.
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trains. Clmir enrs Sncrnmento to OgJen
nnd Kl Pabo, nnd tourist cars to Cliicago,
Bt. Ixtila, Now Orleans and Washington,
Co n n ecthiK nt San Frandlsco with eov
oral steamsliip linos for Honolulu.
Japan, China, Philippines, Central anil
fcoutti Ainorica.
See Air. W. W. Hkinnor ajent at Halem
Stntion, or addross
0. II. MAKKIIAM, G. P. A.,
Portland, Oregon.
POSSIBLY
V.M. na... ,.nl nn a rt fit lltA fnaf tltnA r.t
uit mu iiu. nnniu v.. ...u ...d ..,fv ...
superb service now afforded by the
'SmSSK
2wn HAVE . rt
Daily Fast Trains L
TO THE EAST. M
If you cannot tako tho morning twin
travel via tlio ovonliiK train. Both w
flnoly equipped.
"Our Specialties"
Fast Timo, Through Bervlco, Pullman
Palaco Sleepers, Pullman Tourist Bump
ers. Pullmau Dinors, Library (Cafe) Cm
and Froo Itccllning Chair cars.
Hours in timo saved to Omaha, Ohlc
ago, Kansas City, Bt. Louis, New York
Boston, and other Eastern points.
Tickotagood to Snlt Lake City vA
Donver.
It is toyottr intorest to use Thk 0t
land Liuitku. Tickets and sloepiof
car berths can bo secured from
W. W. Bkinnib.
Agent 8. P. Co.
Or Guy Powers, Ag't. 0' It. 4N.
BalemOre.
J, II. ITimop, Gen'l Agent,
No. 136 Third St. Portland Or.
Oregon Short Lino Railroad
The Direct Route to
Montana, Utah. Colorado
and all Eastern Points
Givos choice of two favorite route;. tU
Uio UNION PACIFIC Fait Mail un,
or tho BIO GRANDE BcenlcLhwe.
No Change of Cars.
On the Portland-Ohlcago Special, U
finest In the West."
Equipped With1
Kleguit standard BIperi. ,
Kiuo New Ordinary Tourlit Blwr"
Hunorb UbrarvIluOet Can,
Hplendlp Olnneri, Meals a U cart.
Free liccllntUK Chair fin.
Ooinfirjblu (teacbta and Htnoiert.
Kntlrti 'train Uompletolj- VeaUbuled.
For further information PP'(,0W
J. U. NAGEL, GUY POft IM
Trav. Pass. Agt. Agent 0. It. A
142 Third Bt. Portland Or. Salem
Corvallis k Eastern Railroad
TIME GAUD.
No 2 For Yuqulna: ,
Train leaves Albany .... I-0p.
Train leaves Corvallfs.... 1:P-W'
Train arrives Yaqulna . 5:w r-w
No. 1 Returning:
Leaves Yuqulna JsJi'm
Leaves Corvallis l:J "
Arrives Albany 12:10 p. id
No. 3 For Detroit; .
Leaves Albany .IS'S
Arrives Detroit 11:20 a. n.
No. 4 Returning: ,.,.. .
Leaves Detroit 'r! ?S'm
TAirlvea Albany 5:45 p.01'
Leaves Corvallis 5 :?9 !' S.'
Arrives Albany 0:45 s.""
Ni-6, All 7.0p.-
Leaves Albany JSva.
Arrives Corvallis 8:l" od
Ono and two connect at Albany '
Uorvallla with Southern Pad net!"'"
giving direct service tiand from r
port and adjacent beaches. ......i
Trains for the mountains a" iiaJe
Detroit at noon, giving "jupie
to reach camping grounds ou b
llreltenbush and Santlam river
same day. , ... . -itk
Five and sbr connect at Albany
the Albany locat to and from f$ST
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