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Bourke Cochran Demolishes
McKinley's Imperialism.
Jefferson and the Louisiana Purchase-dimes
of tbe ParliesTrade and tne
Raj.
Longogow.o went into tho boat olothintr. markets and searched fld
eiftcd and bought the gooda that have been coming to us daily for the
past month. Wo have the results now to shew in tlio
Best selected stock of Men's
Fine Suits
Kvcr placed on our clothing tables. Such n vuried choice is hero that
merely a hint is possible. There are cheviots and wortteds, tweeds
and easflimeres, serges rnd clay but it's the novelty of weavu and
color, and the high standard of cloth and trimming that makes our
Fall showing a very superior ono. For (tA A.- (lfA
wearo able to show Fall and winter . n 111 III iTfcll
suits that are exceptional vain we VJaV H VJrV
mpan better values than that amount of money usually buys. Come
and see about it.
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The Peoples Clothiers aod Furnishers
THE DAILY JOURNAL
BY HOFER BROTHERS,
MONDAY, OCT. 1, 1900.
Onlly Ono Year, 3 OO In Advnnoo
OnllyFour Month SI. In Advance
Wookly OnoYoar SI.OO In Advnnoo
WOHDERinC RUFUS.
a R. Dacon la New York Lift.
"Yes, the white man is a mighty man;
Ho spreads both far and near,
An' ho beats them dirty Heathen
With weather shield and spear.
!'I know he is the greatest thing
Tho Lord has over made,
An' I know his faith's tho only ono
That overcame and stayed.
We convert 'cm by tho million
(After killin' qnito a few.)
Cut there's ono thing that I notico,
An' I wonder at it, too
"That 'converts ain't no numerous
Nor makin' 'em such fun,
When tho poor, bonighted Heathen
Got aflrit-claes gun !"
THE VARIOUS WARS OF CIVILIZATION.
' In South Africa the war of tbeEngllah
against the Boers is advertised to be
drawing to a close. The finishing
touches of tbe blotdy drama will hardly
bo put on before the holidays. In the
Philippines, Americans at homo are
startled by an occasional announcement
of the capture of a detail of their sol
diore, and the Filipino are playing
a waiting gamo.
No nation is applauding either the
English or the Americans for what thoy
are doing. They havo tho glory all to
themselves. The afterglow, or halo of
victory is not going to bo anything to
brag about. If Iiryan is eUctcd, or the
Conservative party defeated in England,
it would be equal to a repudiation of the
national policy in carrying on these
wars. lint that is not likely. A nation
generally stands by a war administra
tion, right or wrong.
Still to elect Hryan and call off the
war in tho Philippines would be
cheaper in the long run. It would bo a
peaceful solution of the diflleulty, just as
Bourke Cochran pointed out in his great
speech In Chicago. Jefferson olioso to
buy Louisiana in preference to going
to war, because it was rnoapuit.
We bonght tho Philippine islands from
Spain but we did not buy the people
there. We cannot olvilize (hem at long
range and at tho point of tho bayonet.
Whllellryan may not lo elected it would
Ih) a good thing to elect a congress that
.would declare a policy toward all the
. islands strictly in acrordrnro with tho
constitution. Still no man can read
Bourko Cookran's speech and notcomu
to the conclusion that thu present lo.
Icy will not lead to the peaceful assimi
lation and civilization' of tho Philip
V ptnoo, and if we fail with them wo shall
'always havo trouble with all thu islands.
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Tim niiAiilnv nf Hin utitntlm. Gjiuawt fllla
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- the autumnal air with tho sounds of
exploding sheila, and tho man who hits
', stored up his taste for killing gamo
, until this tiuio wrs ut It bright and
arly. All day Sunday sportsmen wore
going into tho shooting grouuds to he
a ready or tho slaughter. 51 any a business
j- man who has not had, a vacation takes
'' lits turn now and Is vu'tltlfU tn his ehaio
of the sport.
All sportsmen wULdo well to observe
tho rights of others. Careless trespass
tag and careless shooting toward houses
should be avoidod. The truo epjrtsinan
will observe tho law to tho letter and
willfuvor tho enforcement of tho law
(or the preservation of Iho gamo, Suqh
sport I reipec! able, aiid should not bo
confounded with wilful and Ignorant
pothuntlng and disregard of tho law.
The true sportsman will not wantonly
kill birds that are not fit for food or
kill mora than he can tieo or than the
law allows. To go about with doc and
gun shooting every bird that flics for
practice or out of cruelty stamps the
hunter as devoid of decent respect fur
the lamLhe lives in. Tke field birds and
even tho hawks anil owls are an useful
part of creation and their destruction is
a disaster. They live upon tho enemies
of agriculturo and aro entitled to man's
protection.
CiiicApo. Oct. 1. W. Bourko Coch
ran. ofNew York, In opening his West
ern campaign itineracy here spoka to an
audience that crowded the Coliseum,
built to seat 12.000 persons. The speech
was mado under tl.o auspices of the
Anti-imperialistic Leaguo, and nttract
cd thousands who were unablo to enter
tho auditorium. The crush at the doors
when Mr. Cochran, accompanied by
Mayor Harrison and others, arrived was
so gieai inaiscoroa ot wen ana women
fainted, and both Mr. Cochrnn and Chi
oAgo'd executive were jostled and half-
suffocated. United States Senator Jones
and his wifo were caught in the tliron
and only by heroic efforts was Mrs.
Jone3 rescued from injury.
Mr Cochran was entertained by the
Iroquois Club at dinner. At 8 o'clock,
escorted by two bands, tho Cook County
Democratic Marching Club, city and
county otliciais and several hundred citi
zens, ho proceeded to tho Coliseum. En
route, thu speaker was cheered, his
name being connected with that of
Bryan. The marching club provided
tiro works and other means of illumina
tion along the line of parade.
Mavor Harrison introduced Mr.
Cochran, who Immediately began an at
tack on the expansionist policy of the
one side to overthrow all that has made
for human progress, and on tho other
an honest, enthusiastic deslro to defend
It. Stated in its narrowest compass, the
issue before the American people is the
Lright of this Government to seine distant
territory and govern it against the will
of its inhabitants, not under our Con
stitutional Government, but through
oftlce-holdpra to he named by . the
President, who will administer their
functions otiUirto the Constitution, and
independently of its limits. Now, I
Apprehend there ran bo no difference
between a He, n lican and a Democrat
as to the statcim nt at issue. On the
other side, the Republicans contend, in
asmuch ns the extra Constitutional
powers lire to bo exercised outside the
United Stntos, that imperialism, bo fa'r
as this country is concerned, is not an
issue of litis campaign, and they go on
to say that oven If it were dangerous
they would still bo bound to vote for it,
because to defeat it by the election" of
the Democratic candidnte would bo to
bring about a money panic, and that
would be too great u prire for tho ie
curity of democratic institutions. The
Democrats' answer that such n policy
would bo a violation ot the principles
that government derives Its just powers
fiotn tho consent of tho governed, and
that it would bo infamons to repudiate.
in our iiour of strength, the principle
which we invoked in our hour of weak
ness. They contend, further, that des
potic or arbitrary powere cannot be con
fided to the officers of a republican gov
ernment without endangering tho integ
rity of democratic institutions. And,
lastly, thoy don tend that since republi
can government is shown by the history
of Mio world, since the establishments!
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Late- lloora In St. Pf lerabnra.
Personally 1 know of no other town
where Buch late honra ore tho vogue
as In St. Petersburg. Hut your St.
PctersburKor does not get up early In
the morning. At St Petersburg the
music halls, which It Is the fashionable
thing to attend after the thentor-n
drlvo to them tnking hnlf nn hour In n
Bwlft slelgh-do not practically begin
till 12. Through the Nevn nt 4 o'clock
in the morning you have to literally
push your way. and the favorite trains
for travclcm are thoe Htnrtlug nbout
G o'clock In the morning. These tnln
save tbe Hussion the trouble ol getting
up early. He wishes IiIh rrlemln "good
night" and drives down to the Htutluu
comfortably after .supper without put
ting the house to tiny Inconvenience. -Jorome
IC Jerome In Saturday Even
ing Post
Eitlac and Slctr-lnr. .
Food supplies tho substance for ro
pairing tho wastes of tho loly, and
gives strength. Bleep affords tho opor
tunity lor tlieso repairs to bo made
Both aro necesary to health. If you
can't oat and sleep, tako Hood's Bursa
parilla. It creates a good npputito and
tones tho digestive organs, nnd it gives
the sweet, restful sleep of childhood.
Bosuru to got Hood's.
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The Torre delln Fnuus or Tower of
Famine, was noted for Ita urowHoine
hlMory. It once Mood In PIkii. Italy,
hut there are now no trucoH of It.
Count Ugullno delln Oliernrdsehn. whom
Dante Immortalized, wiih the horn! of
the Quolphs, and beciiiiHo of Ida tyran
ny and necrodltiHl nttcmptH to place
hits country In bondage he wna niittiK
oulzed and Dually couiuertd by the
chief of the GhlbollliifH. who Imprison
ed him, with Ida two koiih mid two
grniulHoiiH, In thin tower, the alow
method of starvation being employed
ns the manner of their death. The
door of the tower wlia locked and the
kejH thrown Into the A mo.
BAD BL00D
BAD COMPLEXION.
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by various names, but are all due to tilt
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usea tn tuts clasa ot tlUcaws cover it
for a short time, but cannot remove per
mancntly the ugly blotchea uud the red
disfiguring pimples,
Etornal vlgllanoo a tho ttrloe
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Mr II. T Hh'jtx, M Lura Avenue, til LouL
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government. Ho said:
"Wo ore told by our Republican ad
versaries that the issue of this campaign
is tho preservation of our nationnl pros
perity. I accept that issue. I to further
and I say that on the results ol this
election depend not morely tho prosper
ity of tho American people, but the
prosperity of the whole human rap. I
bolicvo that Republicans nnd Democrats
will concede that the establishment of
this Republic was tho most imortant
contribution to human progress einco
the birth of Christian ty.. The benefit
of this Republic to tho human race was
not tho adoption of a written constltu
tion. It was not tho distribution of the
powers of this government into various
departments. lung before thu conven
tion met to deliberate; long before the
Declaration of Independence had been
proclaimed in Philadelphia, executives
had administered governments, parlia
ments had adopted and judges had in
terpreted laws. But never in thu his
tory of tho race until tho American peo
ple camo together to framo tho system
under which they intended to live wus a
government established, not an Infa
mous assumption of Divino intervention,
but upon tho consent nnd on tho will of
thu people to establish justice, to pro
vide fur tho common welfare and to pre
serve to tho people and their posterity
tiio blossJngH of civil liberty.
"The fruits of that experiment havo
been visible all over tho world. They
havo proved tlmtjtljo only suru pathway
to prosperity Is obedience to tho moral
law, thittjustlco is tho foundation of
greatness, material, intellectual and
moral, a fountain that Hows in uvor
inoreasiug nbuudanco among tho'o who
remain faithful to tho source. That
lilts been ouo lesson that tills country
Iiuh proved ; proved by every bunollt
whiuli thu human raco Iiuh derived
from It: proved by tho fact that since
this Republic, was founded the pcauoof
tho world has been preserved, tho well
being of tills Nation lots been advuueed,
industry uverywhore hits linen miulu
fruitful, tl'J power of tho human hand
hiBbomi. .multiplied, tho extent of
human know ledgo has been wlduned and
tho boundary of human hopes has been
amplified. And now wo uru asked to
change this system oLGoverumeut for u
system such us other countries aro every
day discarding. Wo aro asked to aban
don tlieso Institutions, wliluh uru the
supromo fruits of Christian civilization,
embodying in tlietueulvesnll that has
been achieved for human rights since
tho dootriuu of human equality was llrst
preached uu thu shores of Lake
liiililee, and wu aro asked to surrendir,
not because Ilium- nro any signs of Im
pending failure, but beoaueo it has
achieved the very plenitude of suueoss.
tin rely this raises not merely tho Ihuu
of American prosperity, tiut thu issue of
human progress,
"l'hu Republican candidate offers us
professions of morality which tiro the
most unexceptionable. Wu II ml him
shooting down people In thu Kastern
isluud uud professing thu utmost affec
tion for them and tho utmost regard
for their prospects. Ho tells us thut he
is opposed to imperialism and yet he
Is socking to establish a government
of arbitrary uud unlimited powers.
Ho affects to resent tho nsurtion
that lie is introducing militarism into
tho United Htutos, and yet wo Hud the
Army has been iiuadiuplod during hit
Administration, audit policy established
which will lend to further armament, if
it should bo successful at tho olls.
"Now, I liavu no dispoaitiu to charge
tho President of tho United States witb
Immorality or disloyalty. I prefer to
mime mat uu uas laiiun a vctim to nlgu
souudlng and misguiding phrases, which
havo often reconciled men of excellent
disposition to very (uestiouablu trans
actions In tact, I boliovu tlmt.it is u
source of congratulation to thu peoplo
of thu United Status uverywhore thut
this campaign has been singularly tree
front all manner of personalities, 1
don't think 1 have over known a politi
cal contest tn bo conducted on a higher
plane of thoughtful discussion. Dtth
parties are deeply concerned upon the
questions before them. Thoy aro bitterly
divided uH)it the is no, but I think they
art) both united lu conceding tho per
sonal virtues of both candidates.
The Two Issuts.
Wow, i believe that this issue bufoi
this Government, to have been tho foun
tain of thu greatest prosperity that man
kind has ever enjoyed, Its preservation
cannot endanger prosperity, but must
contribute to its permanence and to Its
growth.
"Imperialism is not expansion of our
political system into now country. It is
tho erection in distant lands by this
Government of another government
wholly distinct from it and radically dif
ferent from it, and, therefore, irresponsi
bly hostile to It. You may preceivo this
is expanding tho scope of our Constltu
tional system, not the authority of our
Government, but Is expanding tho autho
rity of our ofllce-holders so far as to
mako it independent of the Constitution
which creates them.
"Such n system can only bo enforced
againbt tho resistance of tho nations. It
means armies must bo put in tho field;
that American lives must bo sacrificed
and thu lives of helpless eoplo must bo
destroyed, and If tho resistance bo sub
dued now, their resentment will bo un
dying. Resentment will seek opportuni
ties nnd expression In tho future. As
tho man who injures another expects
revenue, even when uono is planned, o
tho alien foreign government which has
robbed thu peoplo of Its birthright of
liberty constantly fears resistance, oven
when nouo Is planned, nnd then mint
mako preparations all the time for con
flicts in tho field to ensure the vafcty of
its own citizens.
'The Louisiana Purchase.
"To think that such a system should
ho submitted to tho American cop1onud
attempted to bo justified by tho pur
chase of Ixniisiana is, perhaps, the most
extraordinary instance in our history.
No twn transactions could havo been
more dissimilar than the expansion of
.lofforeon and tho imperialism of Me
Ktuloy. Ho much has been said on thu
question, if you will allow me, I will
statu this evening, briefly as I can, the
actual facts of that momentous transac
tion that hureaftsr every person in tills
hall who will hear tho sacred muno of
'Jefferson' used to justify the deal of
McKluluy, will find tho means of re
futing thu slander and of coiifouuding
tho person who discredits tho most il
lustrious iiamo in American his
tory." Mr. Cochran then reviewed tho history
of tho Louisiana purchase, maintaining
that to secure thu free navigation of thu
MisfiBsippl River to the Gulf, to which
tho United States was entitled by treaty
right, but which right had been practi
cally nullified by complications botweeu
Franco and Spain, to which tho United
States was not a party, Jefferson was
reduced to tho altoruutivo of taking
Louisiana, ot taking tho whole by peace
ful means or else taking New Orleans by
forcible means. Ho centinued:
"Ho chobo tho pathway of peace and it
wiih not thu least of his contributions to
tho greatness of this country or tho I
civilisation oi tno world. (Applauso.)
When he took it, he took it under this
provision ; "Thu inhabitants of tho said
territory shall lw incorporated with tho
Union ol tho United States and be ad
mitted, as soon as os8iblu. according to
the principles of tho Federal Constitu
tion, to thcoujoyment of all rights, ad
vantages and immunities of chitons of
the United States, and in the meantime,
they shall bo in thu free en
joyment of their liberty, property and
tho religion thoy possess,'
"My friends, you see, outside bf tho
nuked fact that Jefferson took territory
and that MuKinloy is trying to tako ter
ritory, tlmro Is no resemblance between
tho two polices. On tho contrary, in
every element that distinguishes them,
there is a radical and irreconcilable dif
ference. Jefferson took torrllqry to avoid
war. McKlnloy is making war to take
territory. Jefferson took contiguous ter
ritory to do justice und avoid tho pro
vocation of war in the future, McKin
ley is taking remote territory, which. I(
ho eucoeeds in subduing, will catuo
future contests without number. Jeffer
ton took territory to incorporate Into
tho Union of States and extend over it
tho benutloent intltienco of our Constltu.
tion und tho integrity ot our flag. Mo
K inley is soiling territory, not to expand
our Constitutional Government over i',
but to turn it over to olllco-liolders to I a
exploited. aud plundered by svndioateai
bufoio and favorites. '
norer bant thai th Nwfnt of th
goVerhfed was nwsf&rj when there wat
a chanre to effect a WMuest. It w
only something to be prctemled, like a
tricky pciitician, when there was ad
vantage to be gained by nn expression ot
virtue. The Democratic party believes
that Jifferson voiced a great troth, ft
trnlh which has borne glorious fruits in
this century for civiliintion, whicti, in
operation, has eo changed the condition
of .ociety that when wo contrast man
hood today with manhood beforo the
birth of tills Republic, it seems as if we
were speaking of different races nnd be
ings, and contemplating a wholly dif
ferent planet. That which Jefferson has
foundod on this soil cannot bo over
thrown by McKlnley."
Mr. Cochran ridiculed tho vniious ar
guments of the Republican orator9 upon
the Philinnine question, aud said:
"Trade follows the flag. that is the
moU attractive phase in the whole rep
ertory. It was not invented in mis
conntry. It wat brought over to the
custom house. It was originated for
English use, and every English sympa
thizer has assumed it here. When lias
trade followed the lias? H trade followfl
tho flag, England's trade with Canada
ought to be much better than it Is with
the United Slates. As a matter of fart,
since the English Hag was driven out ot
thn Unitpd Slates and mautaiiicd in
Canada, it has increased bat little be
yond tho Great Lakes. It bos grown
with us until it exceeds her trade with
all her colonies combined. Trade does
not depend upon a Hag; trade depends
on markets. If it bo profitable to take
the Philippines, I would like to know
what power it would not ho proper to
take. Now I believe every patriot
wpuid like to ;ee Canada annexed to the
United States, I think everybody
believes it is inevitable in the develop
ment of the future. Aud the annexation
of China is a more reasonable suggestion
than the annexation of the Philippines
would have been three years ago In
fact, the reason for taking the Philip
pines is that they lie so close to China
that they would give us access to Chi
nese markets. Well, China lies closer to
itself. Moreover, we havo the same ex
cuses for annexing China. China has
insulted us; insulted our dignity in tho
person of our Ambassador. Thu Filip
inos never did anything except to aid us
upon the field of battle witii their alli
ance." It was nearly midnight when Mr,
'Cochran concluded. After reviewing tho
efforts of thu Boer oiivovh to obtain recog
nition nt tho hands of tho Govurnient,
ho said, roferring to tho relations of this
Administration with tho Knglifch Govern
m cut:
"Tliero was not nn nil lance. That
would not ho the proper way to do it.
It was a surrender of this Government
to thu control of tho British Foieieu
Off loo."
Hs maintained that if tho gold
standard is nt tecure. it can never ho
made that way by the election id a
Republican. In conclusion, lie said:
"I have no doubt how this campaign
will end. I see on every side thu proof
that justice will triumph now, ns it
has alwuyH triumphed in this country.
I cannot beliuvu that n Republic is in
dnngor that Is built upon all thu virtues
which humanity htti developed, and
which is, in itjolf, tho supremo out
come of Chriitan civilization, That all
men aro equal before thu law is tho
natural fruit of Christianity. It will
remain whilo Christnin civilization
enlightens thu world nnd stimulates thu
heart of man, As long as man is destin
ed to justice nnd to progress, as long as
his eye is fixed upon the eternal truths
of heaven, tho flag of this country,
typifying Justice mid tho Constituton,
which secures it inseparable, indostruct
ib'o and invincible, shall remain linked
together forever and forever." (Prolong
ed applause).
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C. H.JDACH
Successor to Dr. d. M. Keeno, ol
White Comer, Salem Or. Parties desir
ing superior operations nt moderate fees
in nny brnncli nro in especial request.
' ALBERT Ai JESSUP.
Phono 1671.
ItOOMS 1 AND 3, rJHAY 1H.K,
B. F. JONES,
Attornoy-nt-Law
Toledo, Oreton
Wan Klerk of Circuit Court t.
in uji-to-ilRto abstractor a"
conntr.
I j-purn nuilhan
"v it) in Lincoln
t.17m
The onlyplaco in tho city whore you
Miiiwtn Urst-cliiPH meal fur 15 cents.
Statu Street.
I) 0 1m
The Wilson
18 Contor Stroo.
Is now under the old initnaRCinHit nnd to
lotions tn tho Intnro x In Ihu xt will
meet entire mtlhction in It-epliiK and
talliiK. Itooius for rent, dv. week or
jnonlh. CHAS. DOWN:, Plop.
WHY GO HUNGRY
When you can get nil you want
to eat at the
TOR IIOUSB 'HESTAUIUNT
Our patrons leceivo tho best the
market ffordH. Open day and
night.
McKillop & Berkhart
10e "tale St.
Old Post
OfficeStables
Are large nut havo rellnhlo nttund
ants, your ten in bourded by thu week or
day. Good teania for hire. Prices rca
soniihlo. Your patronage solicited,
H. M. Brown
02 Forrv Street.
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918a.m Iiils,UlilcagoM(lWf. Btt(X
80. ..!
bane
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Allan.
tlo,Ex.
9 p, m
waokco Chicago and $ , Wr
VIA HUNT1N0T0H
OUKAN
v u i v , ;;..t. . .
Hpm-irurHauKMirrlr0"11
Bail e?ory Qvo Uj,
So. m.
px. Sun
ttatur.
10 v, an.
U'avc
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tlayjl'o Aalorla and wiy LanJI
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Balunlar ai UVj'fc..
Piano
SOUL E JIH)S.
Tuners and 11 pares
POIIThAND OUK.
For Salem nnd vicinity leave orders nl
Geo. Will's Music Store.
Boots and Shoes
Mtulc to order. Lndlos Shoos a spec
lull)-. KupulrliiK uoiill) Uonr.
J. M. Nccdham. 181 Com st
T. J. Sullivan,
State Street Tailor.
KrtllSulll BJutlu. ThoOlH'mdorir tut
tenia fruin L'hlcHgo. i)et ltiliicn sulU SIS.
. &inli&
Till
son.
Bartlett
Grain Company
Pi ones wantol.
FruHtMcilorralo.
't
Grass
Seeds
A complete block
of grass und clover
seeds always on
hand Prices Ihe
lowest possible for first-class
seeds, uiye us a call oeiore
buying. - tiotiiir
BREWSTER & WHITE,
The Feed Men.
High Grade
Belgian Hares
We guarantee the best stock
at Ihe lowest price that can 'be
purchased.
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Commercial Rabbitry
510 Commercial St , Salem, Or.
S. C, STONE. M. '.j
I'mpr'otorof
Stone's Drug Storf
HALKit, ORKdtJH.
Ton Moron (two lu uumlor) aro loottcd a
No. S5 ud x.13 Commercial otrnrl, nd nr
uell ttookod ih ncuiiipleto lluaol drugHitn
meOl.uwew, iolfct artlclei, porlnwcty. hruihe
ctc..eic..ctc.
' XK. BTONK
llMliftd eomo J5pem experience In iho pro
tlcoof m.KllolnoMxt now inakvH no cliutuo to
oenntlltl"n.ewilitlftii or jinworlplloii. "
ii&3a'aaBU
FREE.
Rora
D6
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'ssEzasisssMBi'ssk'SKssiesnacsss
Loans and Insurance
Money to loan from H to 8 per cent,
according to wrurily nti expense fot
examination Imuiriiucu cfTtrted on
hops and other property nt lowest, rates.
John Moil 290 Com, st,
7 1(1 fd.'w
Wl 1.1.A SI KTTK KIV KIUuvElor
IloHtu to Porttnnit nn UTP, i,'
Uaet car line RiOreKon Wtr if hjlff" b
lelntci llioto. I IckcN u, R r MW
WMhliiploii, California or iho S!t P!".
elit-ckeil throash from HSIei.i fiT'ci(.
rail or river rotito to I'uriiaini ."
.."?ii
n
mailo at Pottlnnd wild nil rnll, m,??
Ocn,Pii..A(,t,S'Sr.
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City ticket ami fro1ht onico .iWoS.?
SOUTH AND EAS
VIA
Southern
Pacific
THE SHASTA ROUTE
n'rntnn Innl-n Knliitii tiw 1...I.... - i
stations at6 MOn. in. , 7 tol a. m ,J
4 :05 p. m.
Lv Portland
I.v talrm ..
Ar AblMii(1.
Ar Hncrmciili..
Ar Han KniurlMt..
. 0 3U A M
llflj a
UDO A M
- 50 P J
7 P M
ArURilou ..-... 6:15 a m
Ar Denver ... 9.10 a M
Ar Kanm, city 7a6 A II
Ar Olilciigo 7 ' t t
Ar tM AiiKclfi... i jo ii
Ar Kl Pan) .. SCO p j
Ar Fori Worth . CM a 11
Ar City of Moxlco...i..9M a M
Ar Ifourton -. 3 .. a M
Ar Now Or)oAii... r,M P M
Ar WMhluctou . 6.U a M
Ar New York . M n p
Pullman
tun
wun
nan
S11
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n-ulii
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Mil
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eflim
MAX
IHki
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ft.'
and Tourists ram on Imb
trains. Chair care Sacramento to Oplu
and El I'ueo, nnd tourlatcarstoCbicim,
St. LouIb, NowOrleniiflninl Wiulifnrtnn.
CANADIAN .
X PACIFIC
100 Hours Ocean to Ocean
via
The Imperial Limited
Grand Scenery
Fast Time
ModcPAccomodations
Toiiri-t o.id flrfit-chiHfl elccplnt; oura
BOSTON,
MONTREAL,
TOONTO.
OTTAWA
ST. PAUL
For full particulars npply to
E.J. COYLK, 11.11. AHUOIT,
A. G. 1. A., W Third St.
Vancouver, H. C. Portland,
Cnnnectiiii! at Han FrandliNiottiili
oral (jteuiiiBhip linca for Uouololo.
Jninin, China, i'liilipjiineB, Central m
South Ainericit.
See Mr. V. V. Skinner ngen tat Salta
station, or nddroHH
. C. II. MAUKHAM.G.P. A.,
Portland, Onv-n.
POSSIBLY :
Vou nro not nwnro of the fast time Vj!
imperii rurviru now afforded hr the
V. -HI Bl PL ' J"
u
2
"Trains ' 2
CT
Pi
Has been established on a
number of Routes in Ore
gon and. you can have &
rMoa
m Daily Journal
ffisuovoau ear vgroetGcii'waauRs
Delivered to your family
box four months for $1 x
ACQft2arBOBKKKK8 issi tS9i " t m MfnnrTi nnrrnr '
TIIE JOURNAL haf all tbe liatortant News. Associated Press Teletraph Ser-
,. v. ,c u.,c s ,iB n-icea morulm Dallies, and much of It twenty-four
vn .nm, voiTr.r uairy Market.
Not for any Political Machtae.
Addresa
.0 An IniepeuJcnt Paper for the People.
HOFER BROS., PUBLISHERS
Salem, Oregon.
T A "
1 3?Ry lhi'TriMrV JSX'EESiS8 I
the peoplo ropreeentt tho attempt on "Wo havo lieen told that Jefferu
WHEN YOU PAY
YOUR GOOD MONEY
For n ticket Ha t, you naturally and
very properly want to go over tho roulo
thut will fdvo you thu very host accomo.
datioiid nt the lowest posxihto into.
Iluuco, you should ask your tlckut oenl
to mako your ticket read via tho
GREAT
ROCK ISLAND
. ROUTE
Our ixipular personally conducted
tourist cxfiirfioiiH in modorii I'lilluiuii
tmirlBt Bloopinj; cars loavo .Salem uvery
Moiulnv Kveniiii: and Tliurstlav ovonhiL'
via Sacramento and every Tues'day ovi'ii
iiiir ami Saiurdav- morniiin via I'orllaud
nnd run through In Chiciigo without
change via thu World's most scenic I.inu
coiiiit'ctinpnt C'iIiwko with nil inorninjr
trains Kust, nlso with the Hock lalaml
poreomilly conducted tourist car for
Huston Thoio tourist elcepiim cars aro
broad vostibuled, lighted with Pinlcli
Oab und providetl with nil weekly illus
trutoil eriotlU!al8 and magazines for the
free use of our patmne and are ncconi.
nuiied tlirouch to dostinu ion liy a rep
reeiilatio of tho d'rllat Ituk lehiud
Houto U'o uIfo Jmve a daily flret-claie
leepiut! cur service lo Chicago via t te
Scenic l.in, and the best dining car
cervico in the world.
For full informal! 'ii, maps olc, cal'
un or writa to, A. K 1'ooi-im (Jen. Agt
or Portland Oren.
V. W. Skixxbh. ti. M. Powmm
Agent H. 1 Co. Agent O It A N Co
Sultfin Or. Sn'ein Or.
PICTO
WE HAVE
"Da v Fast
TO THE EAST.
If you cannot tako tho moriiln train
travel via thu opening train, llotli
flnulyiHiuippetl.
ur.. o l,!..n
Fast Timo, Tlirough Service, Pnllou jg V
Piilnro Sh-oiHjrH, Pullman Tourist Sleep- jg
er8, 1'ullmnn Dineru, Library (.Cafe) Cu 4v
anil Free HecliningChiilr cars, JC '
Hours InMme saved to Omaha M fv
ago, Kniims City. Kt. I-onia, New i
Hoatou, nnd other Eastern polnU.
Tickets ood to Salt I-ako City u4
Dfliiwr
It is toyour interest to uso Till Otb- j
LAND LIMITED. TICK01S Onu till
car berths can bo secured from
W. W. riKiK.
Agenvo. "
Or Guy TowetB, Agt. 0' K.
Salem 0-
J. II. Ixyriiuop, Gon'l Agent, ,n
No. 1H5 Third St. 1'ortlanilO
On gun ShoTTDiiclS
The Direct Route to
Montana, Utah, Colorado
and ail Eastern Points
Gives choice of two favor.toroat'M
tho UNION PACIFIC raat laH U
or tho RIO GRANDE Fcenlc unw.
No Change of Cars.
On the Portland-Chicago iWi
finest in the West."
Equipped With
KU'KMUt utamlarJ SlecjiC" , ,J,
Kino New Ordinary lout -. Sleet!"
Suncrtj Ubrarv-Unflet 1 1 -8j)lewlli
Uliincr,Wt ltn
"Kree KicIIiiIhk Chair i ....
(mfiirlablu (clie anl -nipieni
Kutlru Train Complctel Uuwaj
For ftnther informal on wr
J. R.NAGhl., (ill'ff
Trav. Viips. Agl. A?ei ' 0 " '
1JTl.lr,IKt tnrtl,tnd (-. PlfP
.( tf -' -
M
Corvallis k Eastern llai
TIME CAlfP.
No 2 For Vaqulnns 1M,,.,
Tritln leaves Albany... ... If ;
VTEMVI WOOD SAW '
J Two Machlnos
Work Don" Uidckly
Tolophoue 8M block, I.odve orders a
ri'sidonco riii JStli at rent, or Bteiner
utnrket, M. VmiFi.KkT, VitwPAmc. fvGt
Salem Water f
i),
Train leuves Corvulhs
Tialn ar.ivea Yuqulmi
No.I noturnleu:
Leuves Yuciuiua ...
Leaves COrvallls.....
Arrives AlbariF
No. 3 Fo'r Detrert:
Leaves Albany, ...
Arrives Detroit
No. 4 Reluming:
Leuvca Detroit
Atrlves Albany.
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Ono and two connect J ftjn
uorvailis Willi KJUiiieni ;- :vtr
illVlnf direct service t) and from ? j
port and adjucotit doocih-. ,rti
Trains for the mountains ""J,, I
Detroit at noon, Klvlntf 8jup ;
to reach camuloir irn-UDd e" U ,
Preltenbusli and yantiaui u-
tanje day.
K u WALDEN,
t f. r. a
J. TL'RNEIt.
8 ut, Albany.
HiiHMnnMVi
EBffKl
OPHCR. CITY HALL.
For water brvlce aDDly at ortlup
HIIIC nivulllll ...n.. ,1.1.. In ., J ..
Huie Wing Saffii
nms w' y
Ornament. Silk iww -
Cblniwr, etc
wllini cneap.
All tCQh A.fl
r" T y f
Saltan
r "jwiw im 1.111 III UUXll'IA;
M iko all complaints at tho utile
110 STATE STREET,
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