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Newspaper Page TexteH mnlilmHrYltirtM'HlWaiKmirw'mtt1ViiPimmtm UWbM mdim9ffi9ltfmmiil6tMM, 1 . -I House Work is Hard Work without GOLD DUST t Ifi joOhnal 'X-RAYS.' For Christmas buy that boy A suit or top coat. Either will please him, either will make a far moje suitable present .than some nick nack., . ,j. All That is Good Alf fliat is" new' and up-to-date in little fellows clothing is here and prices have never been quoted quite so low as noseyquoiea nere. Regular $2.25, $2.50 and $2.75 values $1.95 Regular $3.00, $3.25 (0 AZ and $3.50 suits $4.40 Don't tfiink of buying' any Christmas gifts for man or boy without first coming here we can do you lots of good and we always save you a little money-when you trade here. G, W Johnson & Company, The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers THE DAILY JOURNAL BY HOFER BROTHERS. THURSDAY DEC. 27, 1000. Dally Ono Year. $3.00 In Advance Dally Four Months 91. In Advnnoo Weekly Ono Year Sl.OOIInl Advance for purposes of good or evil toward tho nation and its welfare When cornea the moment of destiny whoro shall wo find tho young man Absolom? MR n RYAN'S POSSIBILITIES FOR GOOD OR EVIL. Ill a political banquet got up at Lin coln by Mr. Uryon's political followers ho Kivo tho first exprossion last night ah to his inteiitionH for tho future. As mo read his worila ho moans to mako an inovitablo ovihit for better or worso for a third attempt on tho preBu!on6y. lie says ho only wanted tho olllce for tho good lie could do in that position, a kind of talk man ofllce-Bcekora indulge in: "Whether I ahall over ho a candidate for olllce attain ia a question which inunt Iks detertniuod by cventu. "Our destiny is not known until our life's work is completed. I shall bo con tent if it is my lot to aid in tho triumph of our principles, whilo others onioy tho honsra and bear tho responilbllity of office. "The holding of public position should he an incidont, not tho aim for a citizen. It should bo tho meana for tho accomp lishment of a purpose. "Tho Presidency Boomed deairablo hecauso it would have enabled mo to give effective aid to certain reforms which I boliovo to bo necessary to tho public welfaro, but defeat, even the ocond dofent, docs not lesson my In torostin this reform, and time may prove that my work is toadvocato rather than to execute. "Tho principles for which 'wo con tended in the last campaign still live, and we, who helioye in them, must continue to fight for them. An elen lion dooa not ohango principles. It only determines what principles shall xi, for tho Umo.bolng. applied." Mo ono can doubt thut thoro will bo an opposition party, or that tho organiza tion will bo known as tho Democratic party. There will also bo a Socialist party. Mr. Ilryan will not ho Iduntiflod with tho latter any moro than enough to try (6 get a lot of its voters. Tho ques tion, should thoro ho a rovolt from Mu Kinloy's administration will Mr. Bryan again attempt to lead tho op position, is ono that remains for Mr. Uryan'ti conscience to answer. Will ho again seek to make himself tho only and Inovitablo man to put on tho hood of tho ticket, without consulting the older and possibly wiser leadership of tho party? No one doubts his ability to do that very thing. Thoro are largo possibilities for good or evil locked up iu Mr, Ilryan. The tono of Ills utterancoa and thoso of his friends at tho Lincoln banquet are Indicative of possibility wo do'not Ilko to look forward to. If they nrcTkept up by Mr.llryan nntl his frlonda it means an unlimited leaco of power for tuQfHopubllcau party, and no poasihili ties for good for any ono. Mr. Ilryan Is ii able man and in muiiy rospecta a goqfl man, but ho must know that ho and' Jils following Jiavo a mor al, responsibility toward tho, causa of reform,and that they cannot occupy a dictatorial attitude toward the cotiRorva tlvjf ojemontu of tho opposition without playinj' into the hands of unoniien of constitutional government. Mini liko uxl'realdent Harrison orisouud condemn the policies of tho MoKinloy administra tion. Yothovotud for air. MoKinloy hecauso tho opjvoaltion waa so managed fla to make )pn aload worte ' tho uvila of tho unknown under the leadership of .Mr. Ilryan. To wlfom shall tho opposition voter turn when he ia compelled to Ioavo his own parly, because of Its nseaulta upon con BtftuMoual government, when thoro aro situ more violent departure from tho chaytor of our liberties by Its protended friends? On thia pojut hlngjp Mr, Ufyau'n itoseibilitles for good or uvll. Ho has had hi? say. He Iiiie had his df.y tW)c. His remarks aro uhdorlajd by n tone that forocastn a possibly more HUMANE EDUCATION. The Humano Education Association of Ban Francisco will have introduced in the Legislature of California, ami will urge the passage o( a bill providing for teaching tho pupils of tho public srhoola to ho kind to dumb animals. It is com plained by the society that our public school system practically the ea'mo hare as iu California trains tho mind but not tho "heart ;" develops tho in tellect, but docs little or nothing toward developing humano character, espec ially as regards treatment of animals. A boy is naturally cruel to animal life over which ho haa power; it delights tho average boy to torment and even torture an uuimal or infect. As with all moral education, the home is tho proper place to Impart this teach ing; but einco it is too often neglected thoro, it should be attended to in the schools. Tho object is not mcroly that tho rising generation may treat iuforlor animals kindly ; but that, having learned to do so, and why thoy should do so. thoy become moro humane, bettor tempered and tolorant men and women In their relatione with others, and In all their ways and walks of life. The only objection to the pica of the moiety is that wo are governed too much already, In general, or too many at tempts are mado'to govern mankind, bj statutes , and that tho schools attempt 10 cram cuiitireirs Drains wiiu inn mitcn and too many kinds of education now. Yet some lltllo Instruction, if it only was for a minute every day, along this line, would ho proper, and could not fall of being benetlclal to the coining genera tion. To Cure a Cott la One Day Tako Luintlvu llromo Outnluo ThIiIuU. All tlriiKKUli refund the money If It full" to i-nru v. tirovo-uii:nniiHiiiiMiern uoi, Can you still taste that Ohnetinas goose? Somo men liavo remarkable talent for wearing out bottoms ot chaira. Hosel.urg haa 2055 in tho city aud about 1000 outside A It don't cost lawyers anything but the costa to lltignto their own cases. "No nowspapor stock for mo. I invest in improved farms,only."Til Ford. ft By thia time anyone whodid not make a hog of himself should have got tho taituofgoosooutof his mouth. Kunny I Only sham Republican papora thataro supporting bogus Hi'ver ltepub Ikmiib for tho senate aro lighting Corbett. Somo rovivaltsts will please got hold of tho person with a lop-cared conscience who walked off with our new Hllk umbrella. A groat mnny of us feel very rich these days who novor did before. Our child ren will not be kidnapped for what there ic in it. A These aro novel timca when an ox convict will hunt up somo old forgotten murder to got himeelf onto tho steto as soon aa ho is released. s That Filipino leader who arrived in Now York sayfl lio'd rather bo a froo American than an enslaved Filipino, lien. Harrison says tho same. So did Ilryan, If .Mr. Ilryan wants tolmortalizo him self and carry his sympathy for the Boers into practical effect, why dont ho head a regiment and go to the relief of tho South African republics? 6 & .fames Whiteonib liiloy on ''Equity V" The meanest man I ovor saw Alius ken insido o' the law : And ten-times better follow I've knowed Tho blaino grau-jury'H aent over tho road. Albany Demecrat: After all Corbett haa some good points. Ho ia in favor of free trade with our new iflnmla, believes iu tho proposed canal, and is opposed to tho ship subsidy steal. That limits .Mc Bride. Kxchauge: After boing visited by Col. Holt, Corviillls, Salem 'ind Albany have all coino to the conclusion that they are not tho worst towns on tho coast. There aro several others, Uosoburg and Eugene for instance. A .Marion county ropretenlatlvo who wan elected by promising a hundred times he would go into a Itopuhllcan senatorial caucus is now saying ho will go in if It is the kind of u caucus that he will go into, A follow with the ono-leirtrod con- Holonro walked off with tho X-Rny iiinn'u w the altar Dy l-red iusko, ol MigononB silk umbrella, with bin name engraved t '. nT -Was Mamie Hombreo, of, on ii sllvor plato. If ho hasn't removed .McMinnville, as bridesmaid, who took tho nlato to huv boor ho can learn I Uio 1:05 p. m. train with thorn to Port- i whoro to leave tho property wnr " lil0lr now "ol,1- iM ' ' aim .Mrs. l(roMi wero tuo rcciptenis ol John 1). Hockfellor.Ir.sonof tho proa- hnndsomo prosents mid most hearty !,!..., l gtntnlnr.1 fill (Immmnv linu 00 II fllt U 1l tioil 8. I'H'II. ". WW ...H. v.. 'WIIIrtll.j , ....u subscribed $250,000 for tho founding of an Instituttion of learning-for poor boys' and girls. Tho echool is now in courso of coiiatruction, If Rockofollor wouli quit making people poor by raising the prlco of potrolonm products that are aa much a necessity aa the air thoy breathe, thoro would bo less need for his charity. People could take caro of them selves If tho government would stop such men rolling up millions out of the necessities of tho millions A Bismnrok, N. I)., special enys Judge WlnohcBter issued warrants for tho ar aestG. K. Patterson, Mayor of that City, on charge of operating a gambling hotiFO. Mayor Patterson was out of tho city when the warrants were Issued, but tho Eoizuro waa made by the Sheriff of a Houlette table and outfits. 'J t is stated that the gambling apparatus in question is not the property of tho Mayor. Salem is not the Now Jorusalem, but it can bo proud of having a Mayor who is not the propriotorof any kind of g:ime. f- j lieu Harrison, who was onc.o a very good kind of a Republican President, says there can bo no government outside the constitution for the Islands we swiped from Spain. Ho says that taxa tion tliat is not just aud equal for nil territory under our sovereignty is slav ory. That Is about what H. V. Corbett say b. A A If Undo Sam really wants todo some thing for humanity why don't ho ca)l tho attention of Great .Britain to tho Hague Peaco Arbitration Cnnfcrcnco as a very nico way to settle all differences with tho South African republics, na war don't boom to do it. Dr. Pierce's TWO SALEAl WED DINGS C0MI2 OFF Married at tho home of the groom corner of Cheinokotnandl.lburty htreetn, December 23, 1000, at 7 p. m., Mrs. HI mira Comfort to Nichols Blur, Hov. II. L. Pratt, olhciatlng. Tito parlies aro both well and favorably known In tl'iR city, whoro they have redded for many j ears, and whore thoy will continue to mako their home. Their many friends oxtend most hearty congratulations. Married at the First Christian church, Halem Oregon, December 'M, 1000, at .'! p. in., It. V. Brown, eldest son of W. W. Brown, a prominent stock man of Crook county, and Miss O. Edith Perclval.only daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Porcival, of thia city, Elder Barton Z. Higgs, nfllciat ing. Mr. Brown la a member of the graduating class of 1807, of tho State University, and U at present employed in a ceneral merchandise store at Hlianiko. Crook county, whoro thoy will mako tholr futttro homo. Miss Porcival graduated from tho State Normal at Monmouth in 1S00, and lias spent the greator portion of tho past live yoara teaching, mostly iu Yamhill county. Thebriduund groom were accompanied AM "In a&&F2ZX&ttK2Z KXUKV1B Christmas Entertainment. Tho hundsome auditorium of tho tlrst 1'rea. church waa filled to overflowing on Christmas night, where the children of the Sunday School entertained their friend, and Santa Clans at their church home. Tho evening's entertainment con sisted of a short program and the usual Christmas treo. The tlrst number on tho program was a soprano solo, "The Holy City" by Lucia Helen Cochran, assisted by Mies draco Draper, piano and Mr. Will Ketehum, viola. This is ono of tho (lnost sacred Boioa ever writ ten aud it ia said by those present that Mies Cochran's rendition of the same excelled any over given in tho Capital City. Luther's Cradle Hymn was very sweetly snug by flvo little girls. Tills was followed by an excellent play drill by fourteen small boya from Miss Slddon's class. Harry Wilson acted as Capt. and Albert Pugh aa Lieut, of tids Biuall company, Two little Chinese Itoys from Mias Welch's mission class sant a Christinas song very nicely in deed. Tho doll exhibition given hv eight little ones from the baby class proved to bo tho treat of the evening Puntomhiea from Mother Uooeu's Stories was very interesting and then iu came Santa Clans and his fulries. Following thiB was the distribution of caiulloa, nutd aud oranges to tho children who nil went home wishing that Santa Glaus Touhl cmno moro than once a year. ffl THE AME I THE AMERICAN MONTHLY REVIEW OF REVIEWS la the oue Important magazine In the world giving In IU pictures, IU text, In Hi contributed article, editorial and department, a comprehensive, tlinily record of Ibe world'a current history. Not the enumeration of mere bare facts, bul a comprehensive picture ol (he month, IU activities, Its notable personalities, and notable utterances. The best Informed men And women In the world find It Indispensable. There are many readers in your locality who have yet to learn of Its usefulness. Wc wish to establish active agents In every clly and township In Ibe country. 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IW3 Near Willamette Hotel. vvTTVV.vvw Ve,4.44 , HH WHEN YOU PAY . YOUR GOOD MONEY For a tlckot Kit t, you lmtumlly nntl very proiwly wnnt to o ovor tho routo tlmt will itlvu you tho very best nccoino (lutions nt tho lowoat posBiblo rnto. Ilenco, you Bhoulil nak your tlckot njcnt lo mnkv vour tlckot rend vln tlio .urr Dcnntt for, Ohlctunt aiicciRi u.in M.m apo kano Flyer fl.00.ini Allan- tlo Kr P. m Up in, Hu. m. ox, Hun Hntiir. iIa; iu p, m TIMIC M'llKMt it- -uj '"n 'ortUnd 'Hti Hull Ldlco. ficnTPr "fT, - w Oinnlw, KfttViM i k,?10 ItllUlllc4ondl?M fil I-onvo Hiilom' WbIIh Walla, Htxikiirio m. ami In. in .'tSS, .rni Allnii. VakiV0hica,i'a'XlaNlH VIA HU.NT1N0T0N Kor Han KmiioImo. """ nan every flvo iUji, COMIMIIIA mvKii I luAilurlnniutwnjr UiiiD,t "8l" FT . rt, l !N Kor I'dMlatid, Nowl'mre aim . J, "-I'WcilnwW.ftfiSfej" ror Corvalll. ami y uAnJS,A iidwIay.iTliiitHlftyiOTilfM'J iirwn, iu I i in WH.I.AMKTTK IUVKR D1VIEI0M ll,l. i u.,.1. . . . "WUHi ..M ,u tui.inuu ai Btrfi ROCK ISLAND ROUTE ( Our impiiliir iiorsoiinlly conducted touriul excurHlotiu in modern Pullniun louriat sleeping nirB leavo Sulum every Mondny Kveninj! and Thursday evoninj,' via Sacrnmontn nntl every TtieBilny oven iii and Srtlurdny mornlnc via I'ortlnnd and rim through to Chicago without change via tho World'u inoHt scenic Lino connecting nt Ohicni'o with nil morning traiiiH Knut, also with tho Hock I bin ml neifeonally conducted tourist ear for l)oatoti. ThoBo tourist sleeping enra are broud vefltibuled, lluhted with 1'intch Uns and provided wilii all weekly llhia tnitcd poriodicala and mngnzinea for tho freo u bo of our imtrona and aru nccoiu l.anicd tlirotiKli to destiuntiou by a rep reecutntivo of tho (J rent Hock IbIhikI Uoiitn. Wo alto hnvo a daily Hrat-claEB floopitit? car bitvIcu lo Chicnuo via tho Scenic I.iuu, aud the heat dining ear Her vice in tho world ' Kor full information, inupa etc, call on or write to, A. K. Cooi'i:n, Gen. Ayt or Portland Oregon. V. W. Skinnkii, li. M. l'OWKIIH AKont S. 1'. Co. Arnt O U t X Co falem Or. Saloni Or. atrcct car line at Oregon cityt 'iht ii1" tlolaycd thoro. Tlckota to ill' Inu tt"1" Wnafiluploii, (Jalirorula or ,i kSl Sit", checker tliroitRli from Halctn frc? rt? rail or river routo to l'ortiand rv lofi mule nt l'ortlatul wttU all ?I tnuS U,u," WH.,lnu?BURTrtre, Ocn, I-mi ai ;,i;o,iltn4, a ....... S' M'.l'OWERi' City tlckot a.f,l rrclEh? uV POSSIBLY You aro not awaro of tho fast lime ml auporb Hurvlco now nfforded hy the 2 Money to Loan On improved farm and city prop erty at lowebt current ra'ea. T. K. FORD Over l.add Oi lluah'i Ihmk. NEW FEED STORE Opponllo Court llonao on IUnh Street. A full linn of Hour and all kindH of feed carried. Hay and grain bought and Bold. I'"eed chopping ilouo at lowest ratCH. Got our quntHtlonH be fore you buy. :::::: Tillson, Bartlclt Grain Co, Loans and Insurance Money to loan from (1 to 8 per eont. nccordimr to Becuritv no oxnoiiRo for examination. Inauranco offected on hops nnd other property at lowest ratcB. John Moir 290 Com, st, 710-',f diw The German Market Will bo found all kinds of meat and tho boat of BauaaKO. FHKli DELIVERY. All bills duo tho lato drm of Wolt A MieBcko must be paid. Wol:s & Son 171 Coirimoicial fit. i - Galvanized Iron Work - We make u specialty of cornices and all kinds of work in $nlv:ini7rH !mn - "r v v- ui wuik iu Kiuvuiiizea iron. J x 2 X Work and material always the best, and the pi icea are always tne lowest. - vC Dr. Grace Albright Graduate of American Schooli of Osteotaihy. ; : ; Kvorv day oxcopt Sunday. Olllco 'ooffl V to 12 " " i 1 to I p. m. over Weller'u grocery. Salem Soap Works Tho proprietor of tho fialeni Bonn Worka has tho co-operation of the donlora Confitimora who desire a (Irst-clasa soap will Encourage Home Industry By ordorlng Salem-mndo soap . '' PlCTOB we luvn Daily Fast Trains 9 TO THE EAST. If you ennnot tnko tho morning trln travel via tho uvonim train. Both vt finely ctiuippod. "Our Specialiios" Fnat Time, Through Kervioe, Piillmn Tnlnco Bleepern. l'ulhiiaii Tourist BUep. era. I'ulliiian Diners, Library (Cafe Car and Freo HccllnhiK Chair carak Hours in timo saved to ''j.-na Chk ni-o, ICaneaa City, Bt ,aiH, New York Uoston, and oth. r.abtern ttolnta. f ieketu noixl to Halt Iko City and Denver. It is toy our interest to uto Tin Ova land J.imitki). Tickets nml Bleeping car bertha can bo secured from W. W. Bkinnhh. AventS.P.Co. Or Cluy Powers, At. 0- It. A N. Balem Ore, J. II. 1minoi1, Qen'l Agent, No. 135 Third Bt. Portland Or. SOUTH AND EAS1 VIA Co. Southern Pacific THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains Ioavo Balom for Portland and way stations at 5:40 a. m. , 7:51 a. in. ud 4:05p.m. u'loriiftiian-":: .3b"A 3r ixtk Lv Balem .110 AM VM t M aJ A.iuainnjn 12.30 am p Ar ficratnonto 8.W M l A Ar Hmi Kranelco. 7:15 I'M HUM Ar bgilon .T7-J76: A M lTSI II Ar Denvor .) A M . A J Ar Karma. L'ttv 7S A M 7SS i M Ar Chicago..... Ar Ixm AunelvaT Ar Hi Vim Ar Korl Wortn.. Ar City of Moxlco. Ar llounton .. Ar How Orlunna Ar WMtiluuIou.. Ar New York ... 7.43 A M "iSer-M 6O0 V M . (1:30 A M 9AJ A M 3 JJ A M . Bill V M 6.11 A M W; 1' M V.MAM TttTTll won ejoAM 101 AM iJiAM 123 PM Ml AM Ull P M llillln.nn nt.il' "'1'r.ll riot d rlH On LOU trains. Chair cars Bacrnmento toOff11 and El Paso, and touriat cars to Chlctgo, Bt. Ixmls, Now Orleans and VMhlngUM. Ooiinectlng at Ban FraiuriacowltliMr ornl steamshij) lines for Honololo, Japan, China, Philippines, Oeutral and South America. Seo Mr. W. W. Skinner ogent at Haleo Station, or addroas 0. II. MARKHAM.O.P. A., i'ortianu, urruwu- -. PHONE 151 T, S. BURROUGHS. lOS STATEJIST " N 4, SOMETHING NEW! KERN INCANDESCENT CMS BURNER No Qhlinnuy, no blaol ened Mnnllea. Qlvt m Mn.a ,,nwar , . . conMinift . Sevtiral shea. Wo have in stoolr tho N. I l ,,?Vi0 or pa,r foot of Rn ami glvta a U vWlwor light )S,tn$ ,1 & 1$ I o ul nI&t,f9rJ,0,Ir Klving 70 caiullo power at a oosfof 010 of ..i,i t,r lunir. ' ' W UuJ No ' INVESTIGATE TIIKlM Salem Gas Light Oo. S, C, STONE, M, 0 frupr'eUjr ol Oregon Short Lino Railroad Tho Direct Kouto to Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastorn Points Gives choice of two favorito routw. tho ONION PACIFIC Fast MUIM or tho RIO GRANDE Scenic Line. No Change of Cars. On tho Tortland-Oliicago Biecll, finest in tho Woat." Equipped Wit hi KlfKaiit dtamlara Sleeperi a,.M Kino New Ordinary 'loiirlit Bleeped Huporb I.lbrrv-MuBet ;mf.lU H;.lendlp Dinnoni. Meal. U'1 Coiiiforlablo (iUM and BmoMii. Kntlro Train Completely VMtUwK For further Information WBtg" J.R.NAGEL, ,u9nnAN Trav. raaa. At. Agent 0. K. " 1 im.t..1 c Pnrllnnil Or. b1"0 XI X4I11U yly A w " Railroad OliomeUotn st Stone's Drug Store ilALKM. ORKiwiN Ino itorw (two Iu iiumbor) are located at No. m and 833 Commoreial Btreet, aud too well Hooked with a complete lino ol drug and ...., luuei arnoiua, peiluwciy, bruhe ouu, lo.,etc. HH. HTONK Haliadome2Scaii on.rimi. i.. ..-. -..,.. Mei.ltfc(llcliioaud uow makes no cfTark-e for eonfiilt.iifui, eiKMinatiDn or pruNcrlptlou. Corvallis & Eastern TIME OABD, No. 2 For Yaqulna: ,, . Train leaves Albany. lt'Ji7 1-WP-W' 0:45 P "' Get a Premium on. .. VARRikTSi STATE COUNTY CITY BSlB!kroieflSdnl'uW Trnln lenvoa Corvallis. Tiiiln arrives Ynuulna No. 1 Itetuniinur: n.io.Bi. Leaves Yuqulna ii-soa..". Leaves Corvallis ',. . Arrives Albany ul0V No. 3 For Detroit; i-ooj."' Leaveb Albany n$s).tf. Arrives Dotrolt " No. 4 ReturnlDK: 19.10p.fi Leaves Detroit ilnn). Arrives Albany. . ; iDf acd One and two conoeot aJ-A-J? Corvallis with Southern Vfiv$v KlVln direct sorvlce to and Iroui i port and adjacent beaches. . ell Trains for the nu,nta4n,nle V Detroit at noon, lvlK, ffpS, the to reach camplog Z U Hreltenbush and Santlam rivf same day. kdWjh k, T F. A V. A. J. Tl'KNKit. 6 nt. Muiny . - tor ncttpUMjJJf Stato If IWgJ. IT ' rfV . 'rlophen lap mte? ns -A-ii