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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1900)
-w ti r'3w(i'l7rTT"'5!Sf - s ' '1 f vs' v . m ? i it t n -J oi -mm r '' - l I 1-5 A J) And BREAST woman who use "MornRR'S Fbiskd" ?SG cliiia-mrui--iu -- --.-" --. :..r S ' J...ii-....r(fnmfitlipr and child Our book, "Before Baby is Born," lo worth its weight in gold to every woman, and will be sent free in plain envelope by Bradfield Regulator Company, Atlanta, Ga. mf goods, nXVr anything coast and our guarantee, Your Money Back if You Want Compels as to soli our goods on euch small margins, lllMn undersoil uu. Every dly is Bargain Day In our store. Wo mark all ouY Sin plain 5gm-hve1iat one prico and guarantee that to bo as low as the lowest Yours for low price. G, W, Johnson The Peoples Clothiers THE DIM JODRNAL BY HOFER BROTHERS, FRIDAY. OCT. 12, 1900. ,-Oallv One Year, a.uu in aoyuhuu ,i,J&i 'Dally Four Months SI. In Advanoo ' (Weekly OnoVar SI. OO InAdvnnoe '5T EDITORIAL MOTES. The Republican orators all carefully irefrainfrom taking up and arguing or endorsing a singlo proposition laid down by Banker and Millionaire Corbett, as to tho proper policy our government should aMopt toirardtho Filipinos and Island populations. Thoy clthct have not tho ,bralns to take an onllghtoned statesman "likoview, ortljoy daro not oppose Uio admlnlptratlons policy of Imperlalsm, Corbcltls too big, too broad and too independent a man for tho McKinley crowd. Tho Journal has been elected a mem ber of the newly ro-organlzed Associated rc'ss, under tho laws of Now York. Balotn people can proudly boast that thoy havo tho best financial city govern ment on tho Faciflc coast. This is a source of local prldo aa cood government is about tho hardest article to discover in cities as a rule. There is a fine opening at Salem for a W HMS '' Representatives of tlie Aeolian Company , be at the f i - Wi 11a i Hotel 0 . One week, li;uu, rcaoy to snow ine PIANOLA ... v.f And sec these " IF s . . i ' u)" t t ; J M. B. WSIS, SOLB AGENT FOR OREGON :. otlier pAlnful ami ecriou atltncnta which so many inouicre suuer, can " 'u'uv,7 the use of "MOTHSR'S Fjubsd." This mnedy is a God-send to women, because it carries them through their mot critical - Sat. -Tt. ..(.tM ntirl Mrt rMJltl. I0 need fear the suffering and danger or MOTHER'S FRIEND in our lino as cheap as any homo on the it. & Company and Furnishers flouring mill but tho pooplo are not in a mood to put up a 10,000 bonus for anything. Blngor Hermann did what all who know tho man knew ho would do. o has held ofllco almost constantly for twenty years. Ho endorsed, praised, eulogized and enlarged all his party had ever done and condemned anything and everything the other parties had over dono.attompted todo.orsald thoy might, 1 could, would or should do, This suits tho partisan to a dot. And with lots of old glory and grand old party thrown In it makes a whooping, galuuhlons nnd cockle-warming stylo of campaign ora tory. Tho Bookman for this month covora tho field of literature in true journalistic stylo and there is littlo doing iu the world of loiters not recorded in some way in its pages. Under tho head of 'Hero and There" tho editor, Professor Harry Thurston Peck, discusses tho im portant part played in presidential cam paigns by tho cartoonist, and pays a high tribute to Homer Davonport. Tho drama of tho month is reviowod each month by Norman Hapgood, who scorns to bo tho sanest and justst dramatic critic of tho present day. There is a splendid illustrated articlo on opera iu English. Altogether too much spaco Is allotted to James Lane Allen, and tho exploiting of tho religious imvel tho ' j nfr eitt e A, 5 " i, beginning Monday, October tine Aeolian. To everyone who calls. If you are merely xurious it will richly repay you lo call and marvelous musical Instruments - , - , " v '. .li - r " Wo olof ... mUdi vn hnro not been ablo bring ourselves to read John Url Lloyd's story "Ftrlngtown on the Pike," prob ably from lack of time, fcut if there were more people witlnwt Mle time, there might bo better novels written. mu. ...tt.ir namn no well As the name liw numv.. o ........ , chosen for his story are not Inviting, and not easily overcome by any but omnivor ous readers. Tho poems in the Book man are always abote tho average. Editor Hofer oi tho Salem Journal has money to invest in school bonds, but none to bet on Bryan. We are pleased to see that friend Hofer is not so radical in his paper as he need to be. Ho is an other man who will vote all rights Woodburn Independent. Are you trying to slander a man with the insinuation that he has got into the procession with the people who put the eamo tar on tho TortoRicans that King George put on the colonists? No wonder Great Imtlan pats yon lellows on tlie back, when yon arc removing the black est stigma that statna the escutcheon o! England taxation without represen tation. ThoPresidont of Willamette on the platform and tho collego quartet to slug and the collego oil to help out tho np plauso puts the old thing In its old attttudo aa a Republican sideshow. If these tilings were done for a Democratic meet ing wouldn't the Republicans howl. The recent threat that Republicans wonld withdraw support from old Willamette if Bro. Grannls didn't letup on Bro. McKlnley's canteen record makes this conduct of tho collego authorities all the more inconsistent. Tho Oregon black-law was not repeal ed at tho last election becauso tho other proposed amendments to the constitution wore all so obnoxious as to bo voted down by largo majorities. Tho woman suffrago amendment was the moat popular of the new propositions and that was snowed under. Tho one to tnko off the debt limit, and tho one to creato irrigation monopllca dceerved defeat, and tho result was the black-law repeal went with tho rest. It was not com plimentary to Republican legislators who originated thoso amendments. It forbodes no hopeful outlook for tho referendum amondmont to come. ROOSEVELT IS NOT A GRANT. Govornor Roosevelt takos tho phco of military hero on tho Republican ticket, as Gonoral Grant did eo successfully. Beyond that tlio parallel ceases. Gon oral Grant had tho soul of a modest man. Hoosevelt has not boon nccueml of having that articlo in his possession. Qcnoral Grant was not a voluminous writer or talkor. Ho was very careful In the use of words. At Kancnfl City Roosevelt did somoof his loosest talk ing. Hero is a sample: "BytruBlsuo mcan,gcnorally speaking, all the big cor porations." Is It truo that 'Uio "trust' mn.f fnnTpniable form of Cation SIXTV will lli - . i rtc A VV I V p Jl ftwtf"pJ1Mj77cfr7Trarifclf ''' ' " I' 'lYrikifiiltiiiiasMllisMgTgBasTilBsTasyiftMMiaCTs M lnB&K&tfI Bgwt. SlMMiMgr a ' MIjOCi l lx li um mm ! mUHI SS .HHi .. 2EG6fr&3BMwlm n . VAxiiwHnillBHsK c9iH ssWsV '" MT WSsssBsssWSlftiHHIWwxVefRlQEsxnssH Oils f . it iiviiirtBittftMP'K b! H itik&tor f Veloflii RBPRBSBNTING THE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS1 OF - as anntied in politics embraces all tho otfc corporations? lite Southern Pacific railway and all the f)Tg transcontinental roads aro big corporation, butt hoy are never classed with the i1trtrust,thc tlnplato trut,tho jutn trust, the paper trust, tho rubber trust, and many other capitalized com mercial corporations, that had no exist ence a few years ago. What Roosevelt seeks to do Is'to array all the corporations against llrynn. By Ills own definition the big corporations are all In the Game class with the obnoxi ous trusts and he proposes to . put them all on rapport with tho next Republican administration, This Is not just to well managed corporations. Roosevelt In the same speech showed how ho had secured tho passage of the bill to tax franchises In Now Ybrk that had put $200,900,000 of corporation pro perty on the tax rolls that was never thyro Icfore. 'Ho would thus make out that all the corporations nro trusts, that they nil ought to ho against Bryan In order that the Republican party may compol thorn in pay taxes they novor paid before 1 " Goncrnl Grant was neer guilty of euch wonderful contortions. But then ho novcr tleecended to the level of a common hustler for ofllco. To Cure a Cold la One Day Talfii f hvkIImii tl vvM-nn MnlnltiA TnKlit a All dniRKlsU refund tho money If It fell to cure K. W. Grovo'a signature U on each box. 26e. v JOURNAL X-RAYS Tho true American will throw his rocks on election day into the ballotbox. Mark Hanna is going to show tho people that ho is not as black as he's painted. k ft That procession with cymbals and horns sounded like nn old-fashioned Charivari. ft ft ft "We would rather bo taxed by the Trusts and see tho constitution violated than elect such a bad man as Bryan." i When you vote tho Republican electo ral ticket just scratch off tlio natnoof Frank Paxton, tho text-book trust at torney. ft ft ft That string of bare-foot boys in the first procession of tho Royalists at Sa lem waH an unique spectacle Verily thoy aro tho parly of tho poor, ft ft ft Wo stipposo thoso cold and shivering boys who participated In tho grand Mc- ! Esnsy Ttee Easy fe pB&$e Bornuso purely vegetable yet thor oiikIi, p.'otnpt, healthful, satisfactory ' JL PLAYS ANY PIANO. PIANOLA IN CONNECTION ' t .' ijumIHi tmKM iSSa'iSW fjr iMTJI.BSSSSlSSSVBUISLJSliHl''JI.Vj'lllHiUinB(HtL WHEREVER THERE IS A PIAIJO majiia&flPiTfww W PITY AND BEAUTY The most beautiful thing, in the world, is the baby, all dimples and joy. The most pitiful thing is that same baby, thin antl in pain. The dimples and joy have gone, and left hollows and fetir. It is fat that is gone ; gone with it, comfort and color and curve ; all but pity and love. The little one gets no fat from her food : has had none for weeks: she is living on what she had stored in that plump little body of hers. She is starving for fat ; it is death; be quick I Scott's emulsion of cod-liver oil is the fat she can take. It will save her. We litem! youalhllc to try HytMlHcc. SCOl'l & IK3WNK, 409 rearlttrect, New York. Klnley rally lost ovonlng were 0:10 of tho signs of prosperity. ft ft ft Honry W. Corbett Is an old Abo Lin coln Republican. Ho Is ontlroly out of date talking about a policy of justice and equity toward our Island posees nlnnti. That's about tho wav Abo Lin coln would have talked and no wonder that faction of tho Republican party Is not In tho good graces of Mark Hanna. ft ft ft You don't need to bo a freo "trader to get light enough Into your noddle that a protective tariff that '.bulldB up a trust that puts an extra prico on every square inch of window glass you uuy, is not a heavenly Inspiration of grand old Re publicanism. A woman who can't vote can got a ray of light that minis mat deep into her brain. Exports of Manufactures. New Yoiik, Oct. 12. Custom house experts eay that all indications point to an exportation of American manufac tures is for this calendar year of not far from f 105.000.000. TIiIb is a largo In- crcaBO over tho total exhortations of last year. Tho rato of Increase, hoivover, has diminished, as last year's increase over the previous year bIio ved a larger percontago. The problem is whether or not tho slackening of tho demand from tho othor Bido will bo permanent, nnd whether wo are Hearing a poriod of stagnation and comni6rcial deprosioii, not in this country but In Groat Britain or Europe, or whether tho influences noted in August and Soptombor aro duo to temporary causes. Home of our finan ciers aro of tlio opinion that in Europo A. .iV XZZ ANYONE CAN PLAY IT. WITH UPRIGHT PIANO. THERE SHOULD BE A PIANOLA. THB, AEOLIAN CO. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IN THE WORLD. rtnJr.,l,.r-citriggagii lliey hro npproaching asovoro commor morcittl frieis, duo to several causes, not tho least of which Is tho enormous ex ploitation of Industrial undertaking, especially In Germany. If such crisis oomes, then tho industrial pendelum will swing tho other way, pointing ton period of depression which may ulti mately be folt in tho United States. Wonderjul Eoflneerloc Feast. KmrYoRK, Oct. 12. 12. It la an nouncedthat tho work on tho Great Northern tunnel through the Cascade mountains Is being pushed rapidly forward and that It will ho opened to trains within two months. Tho tunnel was begun in January, 1807, is tho second largest tunnel in tho United States, being 13,254 feet long, nnd l,n rout about 81.000.000. Steam locomotives will not go through tho tunnol, bilt an electric engine will handle tho trains in order to avoid the trouble caused by smoko on so a long a lino. Tho work was carried on from each end, and when tho two forces met the difference In grade was only about 2 1-2 inches, and tho difference iu alignment only a fraction of nn inch. Tin PlaleTrust Removes Cincinnati raclory. Cincinnati, Oct. 12. Tho Riverside plant of tho Afnerlcan Tin Plato Co., hore lias been dismantled nnd tho ma chinery taken to Klwood, I ud. Once or twice n year the good house wife lint a thorough house cleaning. The house has been swept and dusted every day in the year, but the housewife knows thnt in spite' of vigilance dust accumu lates in cracks and comers, and is only to l)c removed by special ciTort. It's the same way with the body. You look after It every day. You take all the ordinary precautions of cleanliness and health. Yet the body needs its special cleaning to rid it of the accumu lations of waste and poisonous matter which Invite disease. Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, taken regu larly once or twice a year, would save many a sickness. It purifies the blood, strengthens the stomach, nnd cleanses the body of poisonous accumulations. "I.mt unring I had a eere attack of pneu monia, which left me with a bad cough, and also left my lung In n very bad condition," write John M. Unwell. Kv)., of limit, Cherokee Nat., Iud. Ter. "I had no appetite and wai no weak I could scarcely walk. My breat wa all tore with running orex. I xottwo bottle l)r l'lercc' Golden Medical Discovery, which I believe sacd my life I cannot express my gratitude to you. I am able now to do very good work." Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser, in paper covers, sent free on receipt of at one cent stamps to pay cost of mailing only. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. iigii 0) SISS fgp BUSINESS CARDS O. JHL OIACK Successor to Dr. J. M. Kcono, of Whlto Corner, Salem Or. Parties desir ing BUporior operations nt moderate feeB in any branch nro in especial request. ALBERT A. JESSUP. Phono 1071,1 BOOMS 1 AND 3, ORAY HLK. B. :f. JONES, Attornoy-at-Lnw Toledo, Oroion Wa Work of Circuit Court t 1 1 x roam andhaii au up-to-dato abstractor nl tity In Lincoln county. lM7m Old Post OfficeStables Aro largo am havo roliablo attend ants, your team boarded by tho week or day. Good teams for hlro. Prices rea sonable. Your patronage solicited. H. M. Brown 02 Forrv Street. sSOUXjJS 15HOS, Piano Tuners and R pares PORTLAND ORE. For Salem and vicinity leave orders at Geo. WIU'h Music Store. Boots and Shoes Madetoordor. Lndlos Shoos a pcc tally. Repairing neatly done. J. M. Nccdham, 181 Com st T J, Sullivan,- State Street Tailor. FallSultlnriluitln. Tho ObcrndorfT pat terns from Chicago. Host business sulti 116. J8 panls J5. PfflCC A complete stock 111 (loo of grass and clover QaaJq seeds always on OCCUo hand. Prices the lowest possible for first-class seeds. Give us a call before buying. JC glnS-M"1 BREWSTER & WHITE, The Feed Men. Sa IT "1 OFFICE, CITY HALL For water hcrvlco uDply at ofllco. Bills payable monthly In advance. Make all complaints at tho olllc Loans and Insurance Monoy to loan from 0 to 8 per cent, according to security no expense for examination. Insurance effected on hops and other property at lowest rates. John Moir 290 Com, st, 7-10-M d.'-w watt PINCERS '"m UiJIA "Ml Do Yoti Understand Do you want to Know just what the Pianola is? Well, here is a piano. You are familiar with pianos, and it looks natural. Here is a little cabinet about the length of a piano key board, and standing up about as high as the keyboard. This cabinet is the Pianola. We place it in front of the piano and push it up close. It contains cushioned finger that wjl strike the keys when you pump the pedals gently, as you pump an organ. You sit down on the stool and are ready to play. You have only ten fingers, counting thumbs. And if you could play ever so well with your hands, you could not equal what you can make the pian ola do, for it has sixty-five fingers- absolutely under your control. If you cannot play a note by hand you can play Instantly and mag nificently with the Pianola's sixty-five fing ers. Come to the Willamette hotel parlors any time next week and we will show you. Warerooms, 353-35.5 Washington, corM ;. 18 West 23d sf. London. 225 Regent si. ( Portland J New York 1 Pans, 32 Avenue d L'Opera. L u kA Facteries: Aeriden.Conn Worcester, Aass., Detroit."11 . .- T...,- .-.. JWMUMansaiiMsr ,...,L Tanadian X PACIPlc And Soo Line, Flrst'cla68 and Tourist ' "SliEEPERS DAILY PasBoiigora bookod to and from ALL POINTS EAST Atlantic Steamship Office. ,, , , For full particulars apply lo E. J. COYLJ, H. l,AniJ0 A. O. P. A., Iin fpiT Vi Vancouver, R. 0. uo T,jl8t ran WHEN YOU PAY YOUR GOOD MOSff For a tlckot Ea t, you iariir .. , very properly Wnnt to Bo oMtCroK that will Rive you the very brtS, dations at tho owest poasUfonut Hence, you shon d aak your ticket in to make your ticket read via the ROCK ISLAND ROUTE Our popular personally conducted tourist excursions In modem Pullniu touriBt Bleeping cars lcavo Salem everr ....... ............ ...uiiuiiK in loniana and run throuuh to Chicago without chango via tho World's most ecenic Lint connecting at Chicago with all mornloi trains EnBt, nlso with the Hock Iilind personally conducted tonrist car lor Boston. Thceo tourist Bleeping can ire broad vestibuled, lighted with l'intca Uac nnd provided with all weekly lllui. trated periodicals and magazines for the free ubu of our patrons and are accoa panied through to destination by a rep resentative of the Great Hock Itlitx Houtu. Wo also havo a dally flret-clut sleeping car sorvico to Chicago via the Scenic Lino, and the bust dining ctr service in tho world. For full information, maps etc, ctll on or w rite to, A. E. Coorat, Gen. Art or Portland Oregon. W. W. Skinnkr, G. M. Powers Agent S. P. Co. Agent 0 It k N Co Salem Or. Kalem Or. Huie Wing Sang Co, Chinese and Jacanese Fincymi Dry Goods, bilks Ladles. Under wear. Fumlshlnc Goods. Mittlois Ornaments. Silk Handkerchiefs. Chlnaware. Etc. All roods now sclllni cheap. 9-18-11 110 STATE STREET, Salem Or ra ...v..w.v ,..,vJ....,h,,u iiiurBuny ecniDI yia bacramento and every Tueaday even'
