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WJRaglan Rain Coats Warranted
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C.,, Mackintoshes ,
: $1.50 to $10.00
Umbrellas, all Steel Rods
50c to $7.50
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G, W, Johnson
The Peoples Clothiers
TUB JUIL1 JOURNAL--.
BYtHOFEn DROTHEtlS,
WEDNESDAY, OCX. 24, 1000.
Oally Ono Yoar,
3.00 In Advanoo I
Daily Four Month 91. In Advanoo
Weekly One Yonr SI.OO In Advanoo
EDITORIAL NOTES.
' Tlio attempted raurdor of Lulit Jones
by Oiydo Vauglin, at Jefferson, U ono of
tho most hoinoua nrlmos over commit
ted in Oregon. Vaughn is apparently
ono of tho most dangerous types of crim
inals. Kvon if it is true that ho was
madly infatuated with tho young itlrl,
tho devilish nature that would kill whut
H could not 'possess, reveals abase pas
sion and a degrco of depravity thnt soci
ety needs protection against. Tho theory
that Vauglin is feebleminded will not
-bo taken seriously.
Hops aro not going Iilgliors Fourteen
to fifteen cents, with a fraction ovor
for extra cholco lota and, konn closo
sellers, is tlm best that can ho ox.
"pected. All who can clnan up their
1000 crop at audi figures better do it.
Holding good hopi under such con
dlilons l foolhardy. Twolvo to flftoon
cents makefl bopgrowing In Oregon a
profitable crop. With our rich soils,
favorable cllmato, cheap fool and cheap
'labor we cati beat the world on hops.
It i a notable fact that tho old war
horeo Republicans are not lining up fpr
McKinley. Senator Corbolt and Senator
fijmon aro making no speeches. Bona
tors McIJrldolindMitchell art notenylng
a word. Gov. Geer talks mostly In oth
er Btatos. Tho religlotiB. and moral eh
omenta o! tlio stato aro'olthor lukewarm
or In open robelllon against McKlnloy,
0?lio Uryan votors are saying uothlng
but wlli'volo.
Tub Journal. Is not boomlnu Mr. Cor-
bott for tho eounlo, but It la .refreshing
to find one among tboTtcpubllcttn as
t? plrantt who' dares havo air opinion or a
policy on thq great problems arising
out of tho Spanish War. Hlaviowaaro
liberal jind progreBalvo and Btatosinau
llko. Ho would novor vote for a colonial
or military poltoy, or for a tariffon.our j
nwjgtossoaslons. To tho utagraco oi
'tliU jAatloiii whloh doolarod Cuba Hhould
fp frooand iudopendont alio lmsl nover
,ij()t been given tho boneflt of tho liuboau
corpus act. Not ft Republican eon--Utorlal.
asplraut In Oregon but Cor
bett seeiiiB to havo any mind for any
tiling put to keep atill and gel tho of
jflflco. Oorbott'a Independent uetion ahowa
Stlmt hohasaeeuso of justlco that is
Snot murzled by tho administration.
Sfrherewaa a tromondouo howl about
Hho way Uo Bpaulards deprived Cubana
j5f trial by Jury and cant Uioui Into pita
jipna to rot whllo Justice was throttled.
An tnlUorlal In thp Now Yprk' Tlmea
MuKlpley) mysj
When Governor Gonoral Wood does
thing It is afo enough to asmimo that
tlioro was rome good renbon for the do
g, but It is hard to Imaglno why ho
Iiuh oonsentetl, at tlm reqnoat of tho
Cuban fcosretnry of Justice, Senor
flenor, lo pontiwuo until Deoombor 1
.tho eitabhshment of tho writ of halwas
Corpus as a part of 'tlToJalaud'a legal
ride, llletant observer have dill ciilty
iu .iMlng any exeUso for delay,
ini tbo only obvious oxiilaiiatlou of lo
fWcuetary'a dwlro la thrtdJafnclwihou of
ibo Cuban lawyers trf hv 'y w"cal
Change mud in thv legal .system to
i which they havo boon liccustomed.
Ji'tm Inadwiuaoy of that system for
3h adndnWratlQU of Jutlco and tho
Vymmr eondtit of luislneea la contlrui
Kwl both by history and .observation,
nand osulta havo pdt luaiml the
"American anthorltloa in their healta-
alon to introduce at oucai tho swooping
tareformi ol nroodurertlat flverybody
3tHQware declrablo. The objections tu
'"Ihatconriwln Cuba, l'orto Itlco, or tho
.I'lilllppltiw havo not como from tho
. -tiuiM o( tlio zonule, but from tho0 Who
aro, or hop H tluiotjialal eJass, and
iwhoknnw that overy Blmplfflcatloii and
PYwwwt ot iwa hwau hwj'
I Pwer and ivpflt for thoao
yh axMute tliew. U may very well
that the CWlva do tint uuerstuiui
I4w IhiIhhib eorpiiB aet that ha bvou
Is thfc joy of the household, for with
out it no happiness can be complete
The ordeal through which the expec
tant momer must pass, nowevci.3
bo full of danger and suffering that
M1 "" "U4lov
fwr S""
lb the use of
and without pain. Our look of priceless
Mother's Friend
... .
& Company,
and Furnishers
( drawn up for them, bnt they certainly
I understand the frequont infringements
of JuRticQ and liborty which its absence
Irendors enay, and the idea that thoy
wOuld resent innovations, however mya
tcrioUB, that-protected them from wrong
If more than ellgtitiy ausurd."
-No wonder, with Jtch n continuation
of medieval policies', that thoro is an Increasing-
Spanish immigration tiCuba
Komo (30,000 the pastyuar.lt is noiAmor
leant Who aro rushing into Cuba.
Dr. Bull's Couth Syrup never disappoints
tliOBCi who use it'for obstinate cough,
colds, and irrltntloiiB of tho throat and
lungs. It stands unrivaled'as n remedy
for throat and lung discasos. Sold by
all druggists at "b contB.
HE TESTED HIS SKILL.
Tli Jtrntllt Slui eil titer I'lilloiioplipr
to n I)lcniirc on Huro-.
"Did you ever realize that tho mic
cchh thnt one really onJojH fomo only
throiiKh hard work?" ohIuhI (In plilloH
ophcr. "I know the nvurngu inortnl
would prefer to uln hla und without
Imnl loll, but few do. nud I dmiht If
hose fow bjiIii nny pIcMKurv fioin hav
liiK the plum drop In their InpH without
any effort on their part.
'I hud thnt fuet Impiiwed upon me
only tho other day. I vhiiuced during
nti du iiioiiifnt (o pick up mi empty
Ink bottle, nud Komethlnc lni(iul my
thouf:litH buck lo my boyhood dn.VM
when nu emptv bottle furnished nti
Ideal murk to thiow Htnnes nl. KiiiIIIiik
to inyKcir at tho cIiIIiIIkIiiichm of It. I
set tho bottle on n hltehliiK pottt, and
nfter enrefully Helectlng a iiiuuber of
stoncH I Nloiid olV about .'SO foot nud
prepared to make n tettl of my hUIII
The very Ihul Meno thnt I threw
caught the bottle fairly In the center
ami xhiiltercd It Into n hundred iilreon
I threw nwny the HloneH thnt I liiitl ho
carefully khIIiokmI In dhtimt. I luul
uecumiillHlied what I had net nut to do
on my llrnt throw, but 1 fully irullzcd
Unit It wiih only n lluke and Unit 1
might throw 50 more HtoiieH and not
come nnywiieno uenr the mark.
"Now. If. on the contrary. I had idIhk
cd, I would fliivo carefully noted where
the fault luy nud tried to hove correct
ed It on my next throw. Tho thrown
that went too low nud too high, an
well iih ton much to one Hide, would
have all been valuable Ionhoiih to me,
and In Uie cMd Mvould have micccedod
In placing u tom where I wanted It.
TIiU would have been huccohh gained
by working for It. Tho very few peo
ple who gain HUcrcmt on their firm
throw havo my aympathy." Detroit
I'Yoo Pros.
To Cure a Cold la One Day
Tftko Ijixntlvo Ilromo (lulnlno TnlileU. All
urnKKNu refund tUu mouuy If It flll to cur
. y urovo't liiuiviuro i uii ecu ox. wo
' At yjum end Pen. t
Alexander Ilraudon aged 71 has betui
received at tlm asylum from I.inn county.
Frank Cnrd'ell and Jas 11. Ohllds
were brought to tho penitentiary yester
day from Umatilla county to eervo G
years each for lurcency.
What 1$ H?
A man who hua been running n nice
with eteain und electricity 'for years,
finds himself auddonly toppl. It
iweuta a if a cold hand clutched his
heart, ,IIU brnlu whirls ; 1m can hardly
see. "What is it?" he asks himself ua
the attack passes,
If hja question
meets a right an
swer, he'U be told
that his teUuro is
a warning to iay
more , attention to
his stomach, which
is al really deranged
by irreKtibr mtaU
and rich foods,
Doctor Vienje'a
Golden Medical
Discovery turea
diseases of tho
stomach and or
gatis of digestion
nud nutrition It
eliminates from the
blood disease
breeding iwlKons,
It makes the blood
rich and pure, and
furulahes a found
atlon for sound,
physical heulth.
"Alwut ten ytar
SO I bfifUU lo lVC
truulilc with my
atoiuttcli." wrltrs Mr
Wui Connolly,. f Jaj
Walnut blrcct, I.Ornin,
Uhta "It gut m tail
Hut I hid (o lay ult
inlt ftftrll Iwa Mint
itlt J I" wvW. t liv tn treatrtj by
the twt ilixtoiji lu l city Uit cut ltd htlp
Bme mtt't ! W,iiierul Oit noniali.'vll
ruUtHi t)tn dyie)li Theii I wiW to
vHi t. i '... v Vyu lviw.xl i he uk ol your
Mini. n tuwt llwiHrttry 'ami 'I'ImmiiI I'd
m. m!icHi IliuMtaWtu at tttrveiwl
I m. . vu to gt turttcr Trout the tun am)
Iwm o t iv t iUiy thu suiatiier on noMMiHt ul
iavc (wf Uu ywirtj
ay Mtutuuu i iiviu, ui iii iwtu i
IT
Keep the bowels healthy by uiitg
IlmwV ) diet. They duu't kt!j.
Dr.
wemmmmtk
ANOTHER SERMON
i ONPOLlTlCS
4
V
A Discourse on World-Politics
Versus Party Issues.
A Sermon by Rev. JeakloJ.loydJoaes, Deliver
ed la AH Souls iChurchcKlcalo1 ,
October J4?l900. "' v
A; '
"l These aro timcB that try tho churches.
Tho tompor of pulpit and pow is tested
by tho excitements and nntagonismn of
a great political campaign. Theoretical-
Ay, tho peoplo want tholr preachor' to
havo convtctlotis. Thoy prefer a man in
the pulpit Ivhodeala in opinions, but
just beforo election there is a certain
contingent that desires tho preachor to
hold his opinions in aboyanco, while
another elemont of his constituency will
siy, now Is tho tltno to speak, If ever.
The traditions of this pulpit aro not such
as forbid Interferenco with politics or
business. For eighteen yoara this
church has maintained a pulpit that has
had convictions on currout questions,
and has not hesitated to spoak them
when thoywero held with sufllciontclear
tiosa and seemed to bo of sufilciont itn
portance. This church has supported a
pulpit that has often disagreed with
many of iti supporters, and still has
rolatncd mutual confidence and mutual
co-oporatlon.
In accordonco with theso traditions, I
am impelled by alt tho higher sanctities
of religion and morals to speak my word
on tho momontous Issues thnt now wait
upon tho suffrngo of the citizens of the
United States. It is not necessary to
confess that I speak for myself, nud
myself only; I hope to speak my own
convictions in sucii n spirit of lovo that
thoso who differ from mo may yet be
glad I havo spoken. Lot tho integrity
and independence that find utterance
in tho pulpit bo thereby strengthened
and inspired In thoso who listen. I
bespeak n candid listening to n candid
word. I bring my contribution of
thought to Uiobo who aro thinking, and
I honor tho man who gives thoughtful
dissent to my words rather than tho ono
who brings thoughtless approval.
Through franknoWB,not through evasion,
Is fellowship realized and co-operation
found.
If the church is In soma poor fashion
nnoxponontof religion, if rollglon in
cludes tho sclonco of conduct conduct
of states and of nations as individuals
thoro is no question before tho Ameri
can people today that Is not profoundly
a question with which tho church
should concern .itself, becnuso It is a
question of religion. Tho timo has goitu
by when nu individual, state or nation
can claim a release from tho responsi
bility of tho world. Every great ques
tion More tho American pooplo today
is a world-wldo quostlon, nnd must
dually bo settled lit world tribunals and
according to tho everlasting principles
that obtain in nil nations, underlie nil
ages and overarch all righteous courtR.
My first pica in for a clearer discrimi
nation botweou party issues and world
polities. Oiico tills distinction is rec
ognized, most of tbo nolso, all of tho
huncoinbo, nnd u largo part of tho ora
tory of this campaign will tall to tho
ground. It requires but n little study,
butn little quiet thinking, to discover
how shallow aro tho party lines und how
superficial aro tho claims to party re
spect on eitlior or on all Bides. J'arty
platforum aro known to be largoly fabrl
citlons ot oxpodioncy, cor.colvod in
subtlety and planned for diplomacy ,con
Jurcil by tliu managers in privacy and
with delloorato atratogy, thou foisted
upon their constituency with the blaro
of trumpet and tho tin thunder ot con
vention excitements. Thoro is a largo
olemout of unreality lu tho party enthu
siasm nud tho no-culled "patty issues"
in this as in ovory presidential cam
puigu, and never perhaps moru than at
the present tltno. There Is n wholesale
optimism in regard to the defects, iucon
aMoncies nnd disgraces of one's own
party, and a wholesale pessimism in re
gard to thoso of tho opposite party that
In good only for campaign purposes.
There is tho unechoUuly nud unhlstorle
assumption that our national partlos aro
fixed elemouts in thu .politics of tho
world, thnt thuy have a continuous and
consistent place in the hist ry of our
nation, whllo tho fact is, ns every stu
dent ol American hiilory knows, parties
are as changoablo as thu men who mnko
them j parties conceived in righteous
ness bring forth' oftentimes nn luqjiitous
progeny ami eventually die from Inter,
nal corruption, '1 ho greatest meuaco to
American institutions today is tho
party blluduees that leads tho Demo
crat still to hurrah (or Andrew Jackson,
nnd the ltepitblican still to Hatter him
self that hois voting fur Abraham Lin
coln; whllo the plain truth Is, as every
Btudont insist know, tjio party ot Mo
Kluley, Mark Hanna, and Chancey
Dopow, is not tjio party that oue re
joiced in tho leadership of Abraham
I.Inco'n, Churies Huuuier and William
11, Reward. Neither is tho campaign
lod by Hryau, Carl riehurx and their as
sk'iutestobo confounded with thu Do
moeraey of Jiunyq ljuulmnan and tho
pro-Blnqry leaders ot tho rebellion. Let
no ono bo too proud of his purty badge,
for, alas, every badge represents its own
full measure of Iniquity, corruption nud
legnulation. This is why there in an
over.growltiK number ot Auierlwn
voters who lay annul store upon arty
labels, who re(uo to bo catalogued nnd
bad god, becnuso parties chango as states
mon aro supplanted by bossca and tbo
heelers und tlio howlers lu the fultnetm
ot time Inevitably work tlio- selves to
tho front.
,rwftS.
(let
and candidates, ltuv. JouMeontinuoat
And then there ) tho causo repreaont -
tkl by Johu G. .Wooley and Henry 11.
' aiejcnlf. iAit ub one deipleo tho clear,
high nolo sounded by the Prohibition
IJIs
Iste, for their fundamental poilnlatcs
Iro tho fodndatlmi stones of social dem
ocracy aa tuoy inro ot too Kinguom ui
heaven. Wo are told tho L'rohlbltlon
parly "cuts no figure" In this cnmpalgn,f fijo ao
but I tell you that Its cause Is a growing
one. It la to bo more and inoro tho Inat Mr8,pinkham makes a; special appeal
resort brnhelndependetltrtlfo'POMentr'tS mothers of 'largo families whoso
of conslslentreligloii nnd,nractlcal oUilca -work la never done, and many ot
In America.! politics. It two postulates whom Buffer, and suffer for lack of
of sobriety and legal prohibition of
places of debauchery aro fundamentals
because tho first is an essential in iuuiv
idual character and tho sccondis n no
cessary self-protection In tho stale.
What form this legislation may take.fby
what road temperance it? to travel In
American .polities, are questions whoso
nnswera'aro hid in tho f uture.bnt that it
will have n growing place ItiAfnerlcnn
politics I belli vo. Thq, combinations of
beer nnd of whisky, tho hosts of tlio
saloons, nro already an organized nnd a
recognized power in American politics.
Their felt influence hascached tho hnlls
of Congress, it lids1 poisoned, Cabinet
meetings, nnd consciously or uncon
sciously Influohecd tho Chief Executive.
Witnesa tho damnablo Institution ot tbo
canteen. That it is not necessary to tho
well-being of tho army is proved by tbo
fact that tho noblest army over muster
ed on tholr footatool fought four bloody
years for liberty as annrmy never fought
boforo, without tho help Of a government
canteen, and for tho most part without
alcoholic stimulants; whllo, on thoothor
band, its prcsonco today in tho army, nt
homo or abroad, is a known cause of de
gradation and debauchery. If, tho testi
mony of tho chaplains nnd tho sober of
ficers who followed the army all tho
way from Chattanooga to Santiago, and'
on to Manila,la worth any thing.it proves
thnt tho cantcon Is ono moro manifesta
tion of tho demoralizing power of tho
dollar and tho degrading iniluoncoof tho
cup. It leavca a trail of dishonor be
hind It whorovor it goes. Inasmuch,
then, as tho forces ot whisky aro organ
ized nnd triumphant, thoro is justifica
tion for ami need of organization on tho
other side.
If every party ha a case, nay, ncauso,
worthy of respect and desorvlng of sup
port, what is tho voter to do? Therein
com 38 tho perplexity of tho honest
votor. Tho limitations of the ballot nro.
Bticii that n cholco must bo made, and
with what judgment and conscience ho
can command ho must choose tho para
mount issue and cast his vote against tho
most crjlng shame aud In behalf ot tho
highest cause. In this selection indi
vidual cholco must givo wuy to stato
intorost, stato interest must surroudor
to national concern, and national well
being muBt oyer bo subordinated to the
causa of humanity, tho Interest of tho
struggling, aspiring children of God
tho round world over. In this present
campaign lot othora ch'oso nu they
will, but my heart, head and conscience
combine In a unanimous call upon mo
to stand for tho great cause of pence
ngainst the blight of and in behalf of
theso utruggllmr brothers of mine,' whor
ovor thoy may bo, who thirst for liborty
as tho desert pilgrim thirsts for wator.
All thu questions beforo tho American
voter today nro all world-quostionB
Tomperanco, finance, tariff, taxes, aro
all questions thnt outreach tho boun
duties of tho United States, and thoy
will bo settled aright only when thoy
nro settled In the light ol needs of tho
world. Hut over nnd nbove all thoso
stands today tho awful cry ot war, tho
terrible burdon ot thu army and tho
navy. And, alas, the United States,
pledged to democracy, the last child of
political evolution, tho hope ot tho en
slaved and tho downtrodden in all tho
world, tho ono magnlilcont monaco to
aristocracy, monarchy and tyranny,
has Itself been- engaged for two years
aud moro lu waging a war of conquest
against an Innocent peoplo situated on
tho othor sido ot tho globo, a pooplo
that never did us harin.a pooplo alien In
birth, tempormeut and location, a poo
plo whoHuouly misfortune was that thoy
had been tryannlzcd ovor boforo wo
arrived by anoUior aspirant to a plaoo
among tho world powers. Thoy had
writhed under u Spanish yoke for three
hundred years and wero just merging
into that strength, iutolllgonco and
manhood that could bid defiance to
their foreign tyrant. They had heard
thu call to rise aud bo freo,
I euro not by what fortuitous stops our
armies found thomsolvos in tho island ut
Luton; enough to know that thoywero
there through tho accident of war and
not tho statesmanship ot peace, and oiir
only tltlo to stay thoro Is found In our
victory ovor tho enomlea of the Filipinos
and tho fact that wo paid twenty million
dirty dollars to a power thoy detested
for certain goods, geographical and
human, which that power was uuublo to
deliver to us. I do not care whoso fault
it was. I am inclined to boliovo that it
was nodod)'aconeelouB fault; it was, it
you please, tho leading of "dcotlnyJ
but it was tbo destiny of evil, not tho
destiny of heaven; it waa tho.destiny of i
migui, wiucii novor uiu jiavo tlie power
of discriminating between right and
wrong; It waatho8amo destiny that
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DO YOU USB WELSRACH RIIRNRRS? " B..'5Lnoii cwi and muA
b.le.mish,?, !he work we do, either in
fl"u"Wl'Ji "iiumjj v ictutiiiJ. WC ICUU OU eYVyuyilff l tilt
' ).VaX f rSt-ClaSS WOrk HI OUf llllC.
ITUIl ?Hia ITOp- lryer WOrK A
T, S. BURROUGHS.
HONK I ft I
To Mothert Of Largo Families,
i
In thl
A,
g ?lr daUy Ufe
intelligent aid.
To women, young or olij, rich or
poor, Mrs, Plnkham, of LynnyMasa.,
Sxtotoda her Invitation of ireotndvieo.
h, women I do not let ymtr lives bo
sacrificed when a word from Mrs.
Pln&hain, at tho first npproach of
Mrs. CAitniE IltLMrvitir.
weakuesR. may fill your future years
with healthy 'joy.
" When I began to tnk-i Lvdla 12.
Plnlchum'H Vegetable Compound I was
not able to do my housework. I buf
feted terribly at timo of menstruation.
Several doctora told me thoy could do
nothing1 for ma Thnnka to Mrs. I'lnlc
hnm'a ndvlco nnd medicine I nm now
well, nnd can do the work for eight lu
tho family.
" I would recommend Lydia E.
Plnkhum'h Vegetable Compound to all
mothera with largo families." Mlta.
Cajuuk llEU.KVtr.r.K, Ludlngton, Mich.
mado Egypt eo great
pyramids still testify
that its mighty
to its iron hand
and cruel disposition.
Tho world today is groaning under
tho burden ot thu soldier. Tho best
hearts and clearest niinde ot the race aro
bending themselves to the problem of
dismantling the fortresses of tho world,
of retiring tho bayonet, and advancing
tho plow. There is no question so great
as this nnd that tho United States
government Ib, unfortunately, found oti
tho wrong side of tho issue is evidence
of tho Blow disintegration of our ideals,
ot tho subtle moral paralysis that our
commercialism aud business conditions
havo brought upon us. The United
States is found sustaining itsolf by that
oldor than mediaeval logic which assumes
tho divine right of tho sult-olectod com
petent to ride over tho wishes oi thu
weak nnd tho remote. '
The political world today is divided
into two world-classes, and only two.
There is no middle ground. Ono be
lieves in thu authority of might, in the
dlvlno right ot kings, lu Inherited
nobility, in titles by conquest, in tho
legitimacy of invasion, in osBihlu gov
ernments imposed from without. This
is monarchy. In the dictionary of
monarchy thoro is room for tho words
"colonics," "dependencies," "subjects,"
"conquests'," long armed govofomontM.
Thoy may impose upon n romoto nnd
alien people their wialuts. Tills Ib
Imperialism. Hut' lu tho dictionary of
democracy tlioro is no pluco for these
words. Democracy must believo that
tho best eoverumcut nt any given timo
for any given pooplo Ib that government
which thoy themsolves can attain; that
tho poorest government ovor nchloved by
a people among thomsolvos, by them
selves nnd for th oniBolvea la better for
them than tho host government ovor
tnvontcd from without, for tyranny is
tyranny, howovor benignant. Every
true Republican is bound to echo tho
cry of Caradog, tho old Briton chieftain
boforo tho linporlous Ciusur "I represent
a peoplo who profer to being tinletterod
(reomon to bolng polished slaves."
Lot us not lose eight of tho facts. For
nearly two years wo havo mot a bravo
and persistent foo. Wo havo PentGii,.
000 armed mon across 7,000 miles ot
wator, to compel tho brown to bow
bonealh a white mau's rule; ilurlug this
time wo have sacrificed by disease, ac
cident, and thu horrtblo carnagqot tho
bnttleflold, tho Uvea ot about (1,000 ot our
own Amorlcau youtliB, and by tho tnoBt
conservative interpretation of tho con
cor'a dispatches, five times that number
of natives, 30.000 brown mon who loved
freedom moro than their live ;s o havo
killed 30,000 mm who have, stood by
their homeB, who fell on tiir own eoll,
30,000 men who jiaw In fie SJtara and'
Strlpos, o ir boaated omblom of liborty,
Coutimied ou rbtnl I'ojw,
After l&fam&a-
To nssUt illKVjtlon, rcllevp jlWtross
after eating ur drink Ihk tup lKartlly,
to prevent constipation, tn!.a '
Hood's Pills
8oia everywhere, 85 coats.
s .workaday world fow women
placed tlial pnyBicat exuiyu
ucmanucu ol mtm
;.
Wtfsbach Maitfle?
meat tuiug m ranuuoj. Imrablu aim 1vij. iink
laloat tuiug lu mukilM. Imrabtu aim
jit Uiree real wr-hour.
K1U1ITY OANW.K l-OWKK.
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ihl,nmi!liK'?J.V'J5? ?tt.W
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OhemekoU 8t Telephone 603,
a Hot Stove
Specialty
to 2 STATE ST
BUSINESS' CARDS
C. H.JHACK
Succcmo' to Dr, J. M. Kocno, of
Whllo Corner Salem Or. Parties desir
ing superloi op9rttlon8 nt modorato foes
In any branch nro In especial request.
""" ALBERTA.JESSUP,
Phono 1071,1
ItOOMfl 1 AND 3, OKAY UI.K.
B. !F. JONES,
Attornoy-at-Lnw
Toledo. Oroion.
Wm Olork of Circuit Court t.
u up-lo-tlntt) nUUACt oi al
county.
x jrwirs amlhis
i nt lu Lincoln
11.17m
Old Post
OfficeStables
Aro largo ant havo reliable attend
ants, yriur tenm boarded by tho week or
day. Good teams for hiio. Prices rea
sonable. Your patronage solicited.
H. M. Brown
I
62Forrv8treot.
, - ..!---
SOUJLE LVROS,
Piano Tuners ami 11 pares
PORTLAND ORE.
For Salem nnd vicinity leave orders at
Geo. Will's Music Store.
f 1
Boots and Shoes
Mado to order. Lncllos Mhooo a pcc
laity. llcalrlnf( neatly done.
J. M. Necdham, 181 Com st
T. J. Sullivan,
State Street Tailor.
Kali Bultlnpi Just In. Tlio OlxsnidorfT put
tern from ChlcaKO. Beit tnsliu-wi suits lift.
ts punts Vr.
Tillson, Bar tlett
Grain Company
l'ruucs ritntcd. Fruit uhkm for Fate.
Brewster & White
THE PKlil) MHN
Hay, Grain, Mill Feed, Flour, Straw,
Seeds, Poultry Supplies, etc. : : :
Free Delivery. Prompt, rellatle ser
vice. Lowest Prices. Hdlatlc goods.
Sab Water Co.,
OPK1CP, CITY HALL.
Por water borvlco nnnly at otllce.
nillrt pnyublc monthly In advance.
Make nil complaints nt the utile
ISALEM HOP BUYERS
Squire Farrar
No 65 Btat.a Bt. Thono No. ISA).
Wm. Brown Co
Hash Ilulldluit, Commercial Pt. (ground
tloor). Otllce tcleplioau No. J JO.
Lilienthal Bros.
II J, Oltenhctmcr, MntiRgur. Olllco over
1 jidd ,ti inuli Jlanlr. Wlioyo No. 401,
Catlin Linn
ontco over Welter's grocery tnro. 'I'liona
No -.ill.
i '
, Carmichael
Olllco ever Johnson's Clothing More, la
llUHi.liro)innu bhlg. ?
T At Livesley Co
Commercial n ffecond stair routh of Ladd
i lluh tiauic bauki loom is, 11 natal rx.
Thono 1211.
WHY GO HUNGRY
When you can got all you want
to eat at tho
WIIITIi OflOSB RESTAOIUNT
Our patrons leceivo tho best tho
market affords. Open day aud
night.
McKillop & Berkhart
10(1 tnto Bt.
Loans and Insurance
Money to loan from fi to 8 por cent,
according to security no ejciionso f6r
examination. Insurance effected on
hopa ami oilier property nt lowest rateB.
John Moil 290 Com, st,
7-in.'fdn
High Grade
Belgian Hares
'We guarantee the best stock
at the lowest price that can be
purchased. X 2C 2C X
Commercial Rabbitry
51G Commercial St., Salem, Or.
The German Market
Will bo found all kmdB ot mt
aud the boat of sausaco. FltKV
DRLIVKRY. All bills duo tlw
late firm of Wat $ Mia,3tt.
must lo paid
Wolz & Zwicker
171 Coniuioicial Bt,
nftitahterrtl ijiijji 1 1 n- - " " imiilw JtWimf?IMAUt4teAitarM
VTanadian
S1 .
PACiPir
And'SoO'Ltnc
-j-.,i.f)
Pirst-clnsB and Tourlet
SLEEPERSCilEY.
ns8rlgc'r8 bookell td
nnd'from
ALC POINTS EAST
Atlantic'jStcamship t
. Ofiicc,
.V
i
For full particular apply to ;
11 J. COYLK, II. Jl. AUIIOTT,
A. G. P. A., 1 10 Third Bt.
Vancouver, H. C. Portland.
WHEN YOU PAY
YOUR GOOD MONEY
For a ticket Kn t, you naturnllv nnd
very projHirly want to go ovor tho route
thnt will givo you tho very best rtccomo
dations nt tho lowest irosslhlo into
Hence, you should ask your ticket agent
to inaku your ticket rend via tho
iUir
ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE
Our popular personally conducted
tourist excursions in modern Fullmnn
louriet Hleoping cars leavo alum every
Monday Kvenlijg nnd Tiiursday ovoning
via Sacramento und ovory TucBduy oven
big nnd Ruturday morning via Portland
and run througli to Chfcngo without
eliungo.vln tho World's most sconio Lino
conneeling nt Chicago with all morning
trains Fast, also with the Hook Island
personally conducted tourist car for
llnstou Thoi-o tourist Bleeping cars mo
biond vestibulcd, lighted with Pintch
Gns and provided with nil weekly illur
trutcd periodicals und mngaxliioB for tho
free upo of our patrons and nro neeoiii
t ivnfctl thruogh to dualiniiMoii ly a rep
resentative of the Gloat Hock Inland
Itonto. WoiilBohnvo n daily flret-rlnea
Nleeping car forvico to Chicuuo via tho
!-ci'iiio Line, and the best dining cur
service in tho world.
i'or full information, maps etc, cull
on or write to, A. K Cooi'Kit Gun. Agt
or Portland Oregon.
W. AV. Skinnkk, G. M. Powkiim
Agent S. P Co. Agent O U A N Co
Salem Or. Salem Or.
WASHING-MADE EASY
The Dewey
Washing Machine
'J his machine la n new one mado on
M'ieutillc princlploH. It is guaran
teed to give absolute tulipfuc.tion.
Aftor a thorough trial no family
would diRpomu with one. With tlio
iiki of the Dewey, tho honora ot
wash day will disappear. TIiih nm
cliino will
Wash Clothes
Perfectly Clean
No hard work about it. Easy lo op
eruto. The maunlndturora will hack
upovery claim nihtlu for tho ma
chine. The Dewey Washer
Has won two lirnt premiums nt Stato
l-nlrfl: at Lincoln, Neb , 18IM, and
nt Salem, Ore , 11)00. Hold at Hnlem
by It. M. Wudo it Co. tCorreMitopd
with oratll ou
Ambler Young
Manufacturers and Salesmen,
ilt. Angel, Oregon,
Salem Soap
Iho proprietor of tho Salem Poap
Works has thoco operation of the under
signed dealers.
Consumers whoVdusiro n ".rat-class
soap will
Encourage Home Industry
Uy ordering Snlom-made Boap from
Mrs. II. Huffman, L A. Dorngiah,
u. aiaguiro,
F. X. Albright,
Golden Hulostoro
Steiuer & Co,
II. Neugebnner.
James Shantz,
Ali-v. Dniin.
Allen &Uoworaox,
J. Hewitt,
Haogo & Held,
M. T. Itineman,
C. M. Kppley,
Tho Fair Store,
Yokohnma Tea Store Damon Bros!
w. iu wniie,
Nnmos cf other morchuntH will Lo
added as arrnngomontBnro made.
S, C, STONE. M. I
l fuprjrtor ot
t
Stone's Drug Stor
HLKM. OKKMJN
1 u-rg (two lu Hurabtn are lo atd a
No ttS kimI Ut (uirruiirl itiri nnd r
n-M iwimiu Him xMf mio line oi urogn mi
iHoilrtBM. tftHol ttHtalp. rirfmnfcy, brusho
V HtQ!., ttc.
7 l)K. KTONfe
ll bud wwo .).! ojirtltuioe In life pruo
it A i tiotitsiMi ih niit no olmiga fo
rultiilkMtm. oiiHAtnitlKKi ur Iin.orlitlOU.
biiiu' sreTu. clkakIg7"
'AND DYKING WORKS
Ijidiee' nud tleuts' clothos
oluuned and dyud without rip
ping. Gout's eloitiua prosowl
by tho mouth, nltn portlera
clvaniHl aud dcd. Hals and
kid glovod uleaued. Gents'
phjilius ittUn&d, rebound, re
jtalrtHl, lmttona un, All work
Uitatt uhoup and promptly
dotm. ::::::::
m. C II. WlLKER, tafMft
1UA Cummorcial St.
Wwnwy jti v j Vb
napAut
T it J jv... ....
ron
I'Tom 1'ortlanti' j"li
ChlCflRO
.m1kjm
Halt Lalco, IJcnvor pTu-"-U
Heecial
9.18 a m
-"..1. ,so '"', I-l,." V w "
Biio-
kann
WalU Walls, tiuokaiiA u,
apollljttit, 'Faal lllilnl JU?.n
5j-
urer
n.-wptn
"mil.
Allan-
tlo Kx.
9 v, nt
"a,
VIA UONTlNdTON
lit
Bp ru,
Kor Pn FranciSio, "I,u
Nn
8 p. ra.
nx. Huu
Bdtur-i
COUIMlllA ltiv,.
daj-
lo A.torU mid w.y Undiu J
1 P- ru.
ntltis
iu p, m.
ArtJT
i.
VO fur l'ortlftlld. Nn-Lnii1!
Hftlffln
a r-andlniH. Tiuli, Tk1'
"'U""'J -J.ia.iitM
WII.T. A MT&TIf I) I yt i,.. "".7.T-
Itoftta lo I-orltanrt m !,.?'"
itrwil car JlnoatllreKoii lty lfii2?'rf h
doloyod thoro. Tlckcw U) all ri,1.,tfw'riii,
checked IhtODSli Itnui Hnlcin trSTr?1
rail or rlvor route to l"ornnd rvS"
made mi'ortlnud with nil MXm$3&'
Agent, Trudo Hired d.J0, b.u"
City ticket aud frulKht oillciTlfloSSS,,
SOUTH AND EAS1
VIA
Southern Pacific Co,
THE SHASTA ROUTE
Trnina leave Snlem for Portland and n
BtatIonBat6:10n. in. , 7:51 a. m. IS
1:05 p.m.
livl'orTrnnd"
. 8.80 A M
UTlt
ioapv
!Ul5
Lv Hnlem. ...
Ar AnhUnd..
Ar Pncrimcnto..
Ar Ban Krauclcco..
HtW A M
U 80 A M
o.-oo 1 Jl
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ATi
rciido
r lion
on. ...
a rtsmi
Ar uonvcr...
Ar Kauta. CUr
UUJI 7:2 1 5
Ar ChlCAiro ...
7 A M VJO 1 II
Ar ix Angcici... l jo ! M 7mTTu
Ar 111 l'ako COO 1 M (m P S
Ar Kort Worth C lu A M 8, a I
Ar OltrOf MOXtW 9 55 A M fa A S
Ar llottttou . ... 3 K A M ZM A u
Ar Now OrloiMin... CM 1' M Cdl-pS
Ar W'MhlnBiou.. C U a M (111 A u
Ar Nowjrprk. .--U 43 l M uu' P S
Pullman nntrTouriHts cars on both
trains. Oliair enra Sacramento to Ogdeo
and Kl l'aao, nnd tounat cars to Clilago.
Bt. Ixmla, New OrlcoiiB nnd Washington.
Connecting nt Han Frnndiscolth aef
oral Btoamshlp linoa for Iionolqla,
Jnimn, China, rhllipjiliies, Central tn
Boutli America.
&io Mr. W.-VWSkinner agiint at Bale:
Station, or nddross
O. II. MAKKHAM.O.r. A.,
Tortland, Orcson.
POSSIBLY
You nro not awaro ot tho fast ilind u.J
superb eurvico now afforded by the
frtlv
2WB IIAVB . A
" Daily Fast Trains I
TO THE CAST.
If you cannot tnko tho mornhig train
Irnvel via tho evening train, ilotli te
llnoly cqulppod.
"Our Specialties"
Fast Timo, Through Service, Polliau
l'nlaco Kleepora, l'uilinnii Tourist Bleep
ors, Pullman Diners. Library (CafeiCir
and Free IlccliniiiK Clialr cars.
Houra in timo snved to Omaha Obic
ro, Kantas City. St. Louis, New lort
lioBton, and othor Kaatorn polntj.
TlcketH Reed to Snlt Lake City W
Denver. n
It la toyour Intorost to ubo Tub Otb
l.nh Liuitko. Tickots nnd tleepitj
oar liortha can bo secured from
W. W. Bkisk;
AKontS.P.Oa.
Or Guy Towors, Ag't. 0; 11. .
golem 0r.
J.,11. LoTiuiop, Gen'l Agent,
' No. 1H5 Third St. I'ortlandOf
Oregon ShLHilliiToar
Tho Dlroct Route to
Montana, Utah, Colorado
antj all Eastern Points.
Gives choice of two favorite roulfM"
tho UNION PAOHflO Fast MflUIM
or tho KIO GKANDB Bcenlc Linei.
. No Change of Cars,
On tho Portland-Chicago fpecW,
Bneat in tho West."
equipped With,
. . KleBHUVHtandard Hlpcr
' Kliie'New.Ordtnary Tourlit 81per
. vfiuiwrb Ubrarv-imtret i-ar
-a& nptemllp Dinner. Mni l'w-
OOmforUvblo Cche and Hmoie't
iltrg 'iTam i;oniiicjij nw-- -fnvtlmr
Information aPPl.
IRSNAGEL, WVYPOWtw
Tfav. Pasa. Al'I, A pent O. B. &
Wo rm.l..l CI Pnrttniul Or. oAleffl
41& ximt .jv. .......
Corvallis & Eastern Hailroad
No 2 For yaqtilna:
Truln leaven Albany ...
Train leaves Corvallia.
Tialn arrives Yaqulna
No. 1 IteturnlnL:
12.45P-S
r.50 p-"9,
. 0:15 P16
G-10B P
lli30a-
12:15 P-
7:00 1-"
11:9) -BU
12:10 P-1
5:15 P-:
Leavca Yuqulua
Leaved Corvalllu
Arrives Albany. .
No. 3 For Detreit:
Heave Albany .
Arrffca Detroit
No. 4 ReturnJt!:
Lewes Detroit...-.
Ai rives Albany.
oaiir. .....nB0
Ono nnrMwL conuect nt A i ''',.
Corvallia with Soutliern rw' W
iiiYln direct ecrvico ti and iro'
portami,iujjiiceni et'i arrhe1
Ttalpsfor the mounuilp " '
SAX
to ronelt naniplmf trri'unds w tM
Broltcnyyiah and b'antlam mc
uclro.lt at nevtn, kiviuk
fiamo duv.
tPAlNgS
it t, VAU1KN,
TV. v.
i. TUHSKIt.
K lit, Albllir.
Hop$pr
60 an0
State 5lr
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