The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, October 11, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text- s - , Read thin over carefully and take tlio first opportunity yon haw to stop Into our Btoro and satisfy yourself that tho rtatoment herein maSe nra simply statements of plain fact?. We sell clothing !" SnggoodB, hats, or anything fn our lino as cheap an any houeo on tho coast and our guarantee, 14 Youn'Money Back if You Want it. f'nmnols us to sell our Reed on such small margins, that no ono can . nndSll m Evc?y day is Bargain Day in our store. We mark nil ' orfr SwIb in plain flgnrcV-havoljut one price and 'guarantee that to Ira as low an tho lowost. Yours for low prices. G, W Johnson & Company, The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers TBK DAltf JOURNAL BY HOFER BROTHERS. TH0H8DAY, OCT. 11, 1000. theories, to present recorded achieve ments of tho time not speculations, ana will seek to be entertaining and drama tic without travelling in the rut of exist ing magax'nes, that are presenting an altogether too hatch potcBy cheap-boardine-houso stylo of n bill of fartf. The name of the now venture is n parody on Kipling's "Tho Day's Work." Ouantrttl's Famous Fighters Meet, I.NDEPKNDENCK, Mo., Oct. 11. TllO Oak Grove street fair has started, and is bringing thousands into town. A number of Quantroll'a men are here, and Uiero will bo a grand reunion of them tomorrow. JOURNALX RAYS. Til Ford makes-n enlcritlid imperialist. In fact, he'd not mako a bad looking King. 6 Let ns have something freo in town besides a watering tfough a p"ubllc li brary will do. Let tho MaBons do n good deed lor Masonry nnd estobliah a free public library at Salem. A Frank Paxton, tho attorney of tho text-book trutt, is on tho tall end of tho Republican elcctorial ticket and lie Dally Ono Yonr, 3.00 In Advance Dnlly Four Month 51. In Advnnoo Weekly Ono YoarSl.OO In Advance EDITORIAL NOTES. If tho report that roughs nt Fort Wayno stoned Governor Itoosovelt bo true it is an outrage that cannot bo too severely condemned. It should bo pun-i.i.-.i i, law no rtonrmialv as the Demo cratic administration in Kentucky is dealing out justice to the Goabel mur derers. Tho American peoplo should throttlo interference with frcodom of speech and political liborty for all par ties. Neither Republicans, Democrats, Populists or Socialists believe in such methods. 4 Ex-Preat. Harrison declared tho Porto Kico tariff wob a grave departure from tho constitution. But ho soothes ids soul with tho plaster n great many law yers apply when caught in a tight ploco tho supreme court will decldo whether it is right or not. Tho supremo court once decided slavery was right but the peoplo went right on deciding the mat ter themselvos. There is only ono con solation and that is Harrison is not on tlio court. Dinger Hermann was alnccro in op posing Dolph in 1805 bccausolDolph was not a freo silver man and had tho temerity to renounce tho Ttopubllcan platform that declared for freo coin age at sxteon.-to-oic. Hermann went tlio platform ono better nnd proposed ..tn ti tlio atlvor nt tlio ratio of twenty-to-one. He is as sincere in tber e things as Mitchell, Mcllrldo and othorB who fought Dolph as n matter of prin ciple in 1895 and liavo had to cat hum bio pie over since by confession that Dolph was right nnd they wore wrong on the money question. There is ono thing tlie uregon e nnblicnnB cannot afford to trillo with, and that is tho money queataon. If tho country had everlastingly a goiu cur rency It would bo different. But it has i,ot a gold money Bystem. Thoro are about a doren kinds of currency, nnd tho greenback alono of tlio paper notes Sb specifically redeemable in gold coin. All tho rest Is interchangeable in various ways. Oregon should not olect a senator who is not himself a tower of stability and of sterling convictions. A man get back from tho world what ho gives tho world. Roosevelt boliovcs inlthe conquest of the world by physical forco and ho is gotting back some demonstrations of that style of carrying on a campaign. ilm Ideafl of oxnansion entertained by such men as Corbett nnd Hermann rad ically diffor. Tho later believes In any policy that leads to expansion of Republican offices. Tim first nnnearnnco of tho Aoollan and Palnola, automatic piano and or gan playing inventions, will bo an inter esting ovont In thla city. The high character of tho music rendered must convinco anyone who hcara tho pro grama that thoy aro calculated to popu larlto tho best music and bring It with in tlio reach of tlio masses. Tho intro duction of these iustrumontB' stimulate tho study of'miiBlc and tho pale of mu sical instruments. Doubleday, Page Sc Co., 34 Union square, Now York, announco a now ma gazino to bo ready Oct. 20, "THE WORLD'S WORK." It is to bo radical ly different from all mngazinoB In exist ence. It ia to deal with condltlonB not COURAGEOUS DECLARATION FOR JUSTICE AND EQUITY A TRUE AMERICAN EXPANSION POLICY ADVOCATED BY A REPUBLICAN STATESMAN Hon. H. W. Corbett Takes the Same Position as Hoar To wards the Filipinos-Porto Ricans Would Be Jus tified in Rebelling: Against a Tariff. Ti.n t man who works off a plugged coin on tho X Ray man 111 bo publicly executed in this column. Tt l,n American Roynllsls and Imperialists to take hope. The party of thoXords and Kahkis won in Lngland. . . i ., lin lite cities Tlio conrru wuiuc" " oast aro being organised into Republican clubs. They will be organizing squaws next. ft 6 It Is a mighty mean kind of a man who wilt talk about lilnmoK when you want to talk about yoursolf. Albany Domocrnt. A The Stato Prest Aes'n is represented on tho Pan-American Commission tho governor has appointed by Mr. Kdythe Tozier wcatiierreu oi i uruuim. Oregon Republicans don't want a .- f l.,lnr,-linnirrnl1i flliaticinl BUI1IUUI Ul ....vv e, views, or who advocated twontytoono or any old ratio, but they may hnvo to itakn Ringer Hermann. .it .1 .-... tx. Inn i.nfO In tlm All 1110 curj,iuunui. ....w-." - Democratic party aro Hocking into tho Republican party. Thoy rluo to the duly of tho hour nobly nnd the peoplo weep to see mum b. "Iho timo will soon arrive when we must determine on a disttnrtlvo policy I 1. ..,).. nnntilrmt nnaangntnttn. nml In ilntnrminint? that DolicV. WO UlUBt bo JUST, EQUITABLE AND FAIR, as between tho United States and these island posse8sionB, which should bo unilorm wan mat oi every omer territorial posnus aion acquired or held by tho United States. I F WE EXPECT PEACE and pros perity with them, WE MUST BE JUST. IF WE LEVY TAXES UPON THESE PEOPLE, NOT LEVIED UPON OTHER STATES OR TERRITORIES belonging to tho United States, WE MUST EXPECT THEM TO REBEL against suuli taxes. THE SOONER JUST and EQUITABLE LAWS are enacted nnd oxosuted THE SOONER WE WILL INSPIRE thcBo now ifOBecseions with confidence in our in tegrity, that WE INTEND TO DEAL JUSTLY and equitably with them', as with all other portions of tho country over which our Hag floats. These peoplo aro SUFFICIENTLY INTELLIGENT TO KNOW AND JUDGE whother they are dealt witli with tho eamo oven-handed justlco as all other portions of tho country, AND THE SOONER THEY KNOW THAT WE ARE DOING THIS, THE SOONER THEY WILL BE WILLING TO LAY DOWN THEIR ARMS. When thoy aro allowed a representative in congress t3 plead thoir caso, oven without n vote, as othor territories nro allowed, thoy will enlighten thoir community of tho iustico nnd equity with which their representative nnd their interests aro treated .. . .i.. xl. ! nnntinl In tlio nrnrllrnl Kollltlfm of tblfl riUestlon. it IMISt bo done in n statosmanllko, just and equitable manner, making tho load equally light for nil to bear." W. II. CORBETT, la&jfcii TSB& SiamuMlliSB f Pme IBSqosS That Is what Is required by every organ of Ihe body, for tho proper per formance of Its functions. It prevents biliousness, dyspepsia, constipation, kidney complaint, rheu matism, catarrh, nervousness, weak ness, falntness, pimples, blotches, and all cutaneous eruptions. It perfects all the vital processes. W. P. Kreton. Woodstock. Alu.. took Hood's Snrj-ni'arllltt to nmko lilt blood imro. llo writes tlit he had not felt well hut tired for gorae time. Ileforo ho lmd OnliWd tho first bottle of thl medicine ho M hMvt J1'"1 when he hd tnken the ncconil wn ko another man -free from that tired f.tollnir and able to do hi work. Hood's Sarsaparalfa Promises to cure and keeps tho promise. Accept no substitute, but get Hood's today. BUSINESS CARDS O. JHL 1UACK Okmamma- n Hf .T. ISf . Koflnn. of Whito Corner, Snlom Of. Parties doslr- lug superior opornuons.ni. muueruia iuo in any branch nro in eBpecinl request. ALBERT C JESSUP. Phono 1071.1 KOOMS 1 AMD a, OKAY UL1C. B. F. JONES, AHnrnnv-nt-LnW Toledo, ora'ion i A Milwnukco woman in snid to hnvo smuggled in $100,0G0 worth of diamonds by feeding them to her pug before pass ing tho custom Iioubo Arrangcmenla nro iwrfccled to hnvo Bryan's speeches in Now York in tho biu newBpnpor printing olllces ten min utes after delivery. ..... ni...w r iImiiiU rnnrt til vnara amlhui n up-to-dato abntracto! al (iiylti Lincoln Old Post OfficeStables Aro largo am have roliablo attend ants, your tonm boarded by the week or day. Good tennis for hire. PrlceH roa Bonnblo. Your patronage BOlicited. H. M. Brown 02 Forrv Btreot. SOULE iillOS, Piano Tuners and It pares PORTLAND ORE. For Snlom nnd vicinity leavo orderB nt Geo. Will's Music Store. Women Who Want to Vote. Or Aatat rre In ! Jonrnai. j Chicaqo, Oct. 11. Tho Illinois Equal Suffrago Association convened today at the Casino clubhoure in Edgownter. Cathorlno Waugli McCulloch presided. Dr. Julia Holmes Smith is secretary, nnd Emma E Springor, chairman of tho executive committee. Miss Susan B. Anthony will speak tonight. Other speakers aro Julia Mlllfl Dunn, I)r.,.Iulla HolmoB Smith, Elizabeth Boy n ton Harbort, Mnry E. Holmea, Eliza E Springor nnd OInrn P. Bourland. The nest Prescription for Malaria. Chilli and fever li a bottlo nl arovo'TMtelcf Chll Tonlo. It l lmply Iron awl iiulnlno In a tastelcMforir. No euro uo iay. lri0'tCO,, should bo on tho tall of all the tickets when tho votes nro counted. It wns nn insult to tho common schools of tho stnto to put n trust nttornoy on tho Re publican ticket. Tlio Porto Rice tariff is nil wrong but we will hnvo to swallow it. Thut nwful mnn Bryan would do so much worse ifhowcro President than Aieiunioy HA8 DONE, don't you know. Ben Harrison. ..I . TV. .. flM.n QaIiiiii TaHV Allinny uuino:rm.- xiiu Biiium ..v.... uul boaBts of two laundrieB for that city. It will take more than that during tlio meeting of tho stale legislature to wash tho dirty eenntorinl politics Hint will prevail. "I had been n sufferer for many years from nervousness with nil its symptoms nnd complications," writes Mrs. O. N. Fisher, 1861 Lexington Ave, New York, N. Y. "I was constantly going to sec a physician or purchasing medicine. In the spring of 1897 my husband induced me to try Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip tion. Alter taking one bottle nnd fol- Inuiiin uniir nflvlrn T wnfl RT PHCOUniL'ed that I took five more bottles, and then stopped for several weeks ns I felt so much better, but still I was not com pletely cured. I commenced taking it again and felt that I was improving faster than nt first. I am not now cross and irritable, nnd I have a good color in my face: have also gained about ten pounds In weight and one thousand pounds of comfort, for I am a new woman once more and your advice and your ' Favorite Prescription ' is the cause of it. coupled with the 'Pleasant Pellets' which nrc not to. be dispensed with. I took eight bottles of the ' Prescription ' the last time, making fourteen fn all, and will not take any more unless you 60 advise, for I do not bee ns I need it." , Tout of Ari'iirncy. Dmu-lriL' from memory In one of the most dllllcult things In the world to do. Even professional nitlstn 11 ml Unit they must rely largely upnti hasty Jottings mnde upon the spot ns suggestions for their pictures. Those who lire not nrt Ist.s need to look keenly nnd closely nt what they wish to recollect, for they must depend upon their memory to bring details Imek to them. It Ih an ex cellent corrective of Miipeillclnl observa tion to sketch n sceno un we think we saw It nnd nftcrwurd return to the Bccne and Hike 11 not her view It Is n training both In neeiirncy and litimll Ity. for we learn how ensy It Is n de ceive ourselves 11 h to what we have reninrlii'd.-rioii'iici' Hull Wlnteibuni In Woninn'H Home Companion 1 1 - r ! Slto Out n Nim Pair. Snrcnstleus nnd his wife were golus to the theater. "Will you plense go In nn.l get my goats olT the drcHHltig tiible'r" said Mik S. "Your gouts?" queried the puzzled Sarcnstleus. "Vriuit fnngle Imve yon women got now?" "I'll show you!" Rtuipped the wife, nnd she Hailed away and sunn letuitied putting ou her glows. "Are those what you uiennV Why. I cnll those kids." "I used to." replied Mrs Sainistlcim. "but they are gelling so old I am ashamed to any longer." He took the hlul.-IVaisoii's WuUlv Stops the Cotih and Works off the Cold. I lxullvo Ilromn Quinine Tablcln cure a rold in ono day. lift cure. ro ray. '-ncosac 0 j Boots and Shoes Made toortlcr. Ladlos Shoos a pco laity. HeiAlrliiR neatly done. J. M. Nccdham. 181 Com st T. T. Sullivan, State Street Tailor. Fall Bultln-Just In. Tlio Obcriiilorff Tnt torn from CIiIchko. llcbt buslncm suit J15. W panU K. frJCC A complete stock UIuuO of grass and clover Qaa4q seeds always on OvCUo hand. Prices the lowest possible for first-class seeds. Give us a call before UniMnrr V l Court Street buying. phone 1781. BREWSTER & WHITE, The Feed Mea. Canadian Vi' PACIHC And Soo Line. Klrat-clne. nmt Tourist SLEEPERS DAILY PnsBongora booked to and from ALL POINTS EAST Atlantic Steamship Office, , For full particulars apply t E'l'S$Ll . . ABBOT, A. U. 1. A., i fn ft... Mi Vnncouvor, D. O. a' vl iM nlnrn OH Waie r &L OFFICE, 01TY HALL. For wntor borvlco uoply at olllcf. BIllH piiyuble itiontlily In advance. Make nil com plaints til tho olllc Loans and Insurance Money to loan from C to 8 per cent, according to security no oxpenso for examination. Insurance effected on hops nnd other property nt lowest rates. John Moil 290 Com, st, 7.1().'.f dw WHEN TOD PAY YOUR GOOD HONEY For a ticket Ea t, you naturalW i very properly want to go overth,J7 that will give you the ven ffiS Hence, you should ask your UrtJil to make your ticket read via the GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE Our popular personally conducted tourist excursions in modern Pallium tourist sleeping cars leavo Salem evm Monday Evening and Thursday ovcnlnr via Hacramonto and every Tues'day oven, ing nnd Saturday morning via Portland nnd run through to Chicago without clinngo via tho World's most scenic Line connecting at Chicago with all morninu trains East, also with. tho Rock Island personally conducted tourist cat for Boston. Theeo tourist Bleeping cars ire broad vcstlbnlcd, lighted with I'intch Gas and provided with all weekly illuj. trutctl periodicals and mnxnzinea for the freo use of our patrons and aro nccor patiied through to dentinal Ion by arty, resentntivu of tho Great Hock Island) Koute. Wo also have a dnlly flret-ilau, sleeping car sorvico to Chicago vii the Bcenic Lino, and the best dining car scrvicn in tho world. For full information, maps etc, calli on or write to, A. E. Uoopkr, Oen. AgU or Portland Oregon. W. W. Hkinnkk, 0. M. Powriw, Agent H. P. Co. Agent 0 It & K Co Salem Or. Salem Ur, Huip. Wing Sang Co, Shloess and Japanese Fancy and ry Goods, bilks Ladles. Under wear, hurnlshlnt Goods. Mattlota Ornaments, Silk Handkerchiefs. Chlnawsre. Etc. All roods now selling; cheap. 9-I3-I1 110 STATE STREET, Salem Ore THE iAlONDERFUL PIPlMOLH '- 1 . " . ' ij i ,t Representatives of the Aeolian Company will be at the At- PLAYS ANY PIANO. ANYONE CAN PLAY IT. .Willamette Hotel ; One week, beginning Monday. October 1 5th, 1900, ready to show the ,!- X PIANOLA.... And the Aeolian. To everyone who calls. If you are merely curious it will richly repay you to call and -see ithese marvelous musical instruments. v. 't r ...f 'V! 1 . 1 BQEfiTnSk jBBirBKl ffA. v Mm iljiHHiVMiiaffiiHQkCi JV iiiiiiB I mmmT i RP w B? LckiiiHRiHWiiiHkm "!tom?l&kmT&MKKB&Wi 4 "v, n . . Gives ydtiltlie Means The Pionola gives you the means of playing the entire Piano Musical Literature of the r world. It has 65 fingers and thus multiplies the playing power of your hands more than six-fold. You control the expression even better than in old-time hand playing. Xqu. qanplay any piece at Sight without practice, rtw. tT PIANOLA IN CONNECTION WITH UPRIGHT PIANO. WHEREVER THERE IS A PIANO THERE SHOULD BE A PIANOLA. -LS-.t.''- CT -: v I .!. , A I M. B. WBLvkS, SOL.B AGBNT FOR OREGON , RBPRBSBNTING THE AEOLIAN CO. TUG URGEST MANUFACTURERS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IN THE WORLD. ( Portland Warerooms, 353-355 Washington. cor;w ) New York, 18 West 23d st. London, 225 Regent st. ) Paris, 32 Avenue d'L'Opera. ., Mifh Facteries: Aeriden,Conn., Worcester, Aass., Detroit.'cl n