C Y CAP...AL JOURNAL. 9ALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1904.
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hcutna3tlom Explained Osteopath'
Ically.
Muscular articular and Inflammato-
r rheumatism aro most frequently
jet with and cured Osteopathlcally
This dlscnso In Its djfforont forms
duo to lesions or subluxations In
Bo spine, ribs or pelvic bones, cnus
S a functional disturbance of the
Sidneys, resulting In tho throwing of
He acid Into circulation, destroying
0 chemical clement of tho blood.
hkh in its turn destroys tho syno-
Mal fluid and doposlts a chalky fopgovtrnment, being nearly four times
Ration In tho joints, setting up an
rltntlon to all tho nerves which sup-
Bty tho muscles, producing pain nnd
BBlng same to contract, which is a
mulation at the origin and a desen-
tlzation at tho periphery of the
orvca.
Ofrteopathy romoves Uio primary
eslon and tho dlscnso disappears for
nnt of a cause.
rs. Schoettlo, Darr & Thomas,
Qfand Opera house.
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Of tho C38 colleges In the "United
States 330 admit women.
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The Government Pays.
' Qovornor Chamberlain has received
from tho United States treasury de
partment a chacjc for $90,135.24, bolng
tho G per cent of tho rccolpts for laud
salos In Orogon for tho flBcnl year
ending Juno 30th, last. This will bo
apportioned among tho sovornl coun
ties in tho state, according to tho
acreage, for tho purpose 01 building
and repairing roads and bridgoa. Thla
is tho largest of any similar payment
hnt has boon made by tho federal
tho amount of tho naymouts mado last
year.
The Lates; Yarn.
A Pittsburg: drummer tells this new
yarn: I always carry a bottle of
Komp'8 Balsam In my grip. I tako
cold easily, and a fow doaos of tho Bal
sam always makes mo a well man
Evcrywhoro I go I speak a good word
for Kemp. I tako hold of my custom
ere I take old men 'and young men,
and tell them confidentially what I do,
when I take cold. At druggists, 2C
and 60 cents. 4
Taps Uncle Sam.
Too La Loots Sa, nn Indian, 37
years old, was Inst ovonlng received at
tho asylum from Umatilla county,
Shoriff Taylor bringing tho pntlontt
down. Tho Indian was a Unltod Stntos
prisoner in tho Jail at Pendleton whon
ho becamo Insane, and, bolng a ward
of tho federal government, tho county
court ndjudgod tho United States to
be llablo for the caro of tho patlont at
tho asylum in the sum of $10 per
month. Tho Indian is a mombcivot tho
Umatilla trlbo.
Sure Cure for Piles.
Itching Piles produco moisture and
causo itching, this form, as well as
Bllng, Blooding or Protruding Plies
aro cured by Dr. Bo-san-ko's Pllo
Remedy. Stops itching nnd bleeding.
Absorbs tumors, 50c a Jar at drug
gists, or1 sent by mail. Treaties froo.
Write mo about your caso. Dr. Bo
sanko, Phila., Pa.
When You Want
Something to eat, Just try tho White
House. They can sorvo you at any
hour of tho day or night
THINKS
: hanna'
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Ohio Man Makes Fig
ures on Presidential
Election
You Don't Have to Agree
With Him, but it Shows
Troubled Waters in
Ohio
engaged In Jnulnose himself. H is
a man who haB now the respect and
eateem of the laboring men of our
country,' In splto of bitter mn1Ignngs
In tin democratic pro! of our country
He Is a gnat employer of labor. This
man It Senntor Marcus A, Hanna.
Hanna has been held up to public
rldlculo; has been charged with un
popularity; has boon tauntod with bo-
'Inn nfrnld to muko the race for nn
eloctlvo office at Uio hands of tho peo
ple. Yet In the Ohio campaign of
1003 the democrats made Hanna the
chlof Issue, and ho gained tho most
signal victory that has over boon
(gained by any stntosmnn of modorn
tlmae.
The cry Is going up from tho north
from tho south, from tho cost, and
oven In some quarters of tho west for
Hanna to consont to load tho repub
lican hosts. But Hanna remains mute
Ho will not consont.
And yet, ho must consont. By noml-
jnntlngHnnna tho Republicans will be
General Debility?
Day In and Out thero is Umfftollng of
maknoss that makes a burden of ItseiL
, Food does not strengthen.
Elecp docs not rstreth. j
It is hnrd to do, hnrd to boor, What
should be cay, vitality Is on tho ebb, and
tho whole system lufTers.
l'or this condition take
Hood's Sarsaparllla.
It vUnlls Urn blood, gives Vltor nnd tone,
to nil the organs and (unctions, nndi Is,
positively unequalled for nil run-down, or
lf! llltated conditions.
Houn'ft l"t.l ,"" ronitltm'lon. X qvt1
Tho Hanna-Rooscvelt fight Is much
Uvnrmor In Ohio than any where olso'
nnd Is undoubtedly hotter ovory where loynl to both Hanna and Roosevolt
than we of tho Pacific coast are for thorohy thoy will save Roosevolt
aware. Tho following letter wrlttonlfrom certain dofont. But, abovo nil.
by a Hanna factlonlst, C. C. Williams !"" nominating Hanna thoy will ho
of Columbus, Ohio, appears In the loynl to tho party and tho growing In-
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To tho editor of tho Commercial Tri-
bune:
Tho signs of tho tlmos render the
duty of tho republican party plain.
Tho republican party Is in a position
to make ono of tho most stupendous
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blunders nny political party has boon ,nust hon0 h,m
guilty of since tho organization of
our country under an Indoponder.t
government. It Is also in a position
to bring to tho people of this country
thp onjoymont of an unpnrnllolcd pros
perity, tho blessings of n penceful era.
Theso two conditions stand out
prominontly tho first, to warn tho
party; the second, as a light of hope.
With Roosevelt as tho candldnto
tho republican party 1b doomed to cer
tain defeat. Evon Bryan or Hearst
could defeat him.
But tho domocratlc party has
shown a tondecy to tear loose from Its
recent past environments, and gives
promiso of being ruled by wisdom In
tho soloctlon of its candldato and thu
formation of Its pnrty platform. HenM
It will novor do for tho rcpubllcuu
party to nomlnnto a candldato who
has dovelopcd Btich markod wenknecs
throughout tho country ns Roosovclt
has dono, as a study of. tho election
statistics of 1002 and 1903 will prov;
to any unprejudiced observer.
Roosovclt would bo compelled tc
ontcr tho campaign at the vary out
set on tho defensive. No ono will
doubt tho honesty of the president;
against him many poworful men
whoso influenco will nld his defeat.
' Tho Booker Washington nnd the
Mississippi postofiico incidents while
they did not increase his popularity
with tho nogro race, yet It lessoned
It In other quarters.
His monopolizing Uio credit for tho
settlement of tho anthracite strike in
Pennsylvania does not sot woll wlth',
organized labor, which npproclntod
Uio sorvIcoB rondored upon that oc
cnslon by Sonntor Hanna's civic fed
eration and by John Mitchell, proa!
dent of tho Minor's Association, and
other labor leadors to bring nbout
iraco botweon tho two Warring ele
ments. For ono man to pre-ompt all tho
glory for the sako of an insatiable am
bition is just us wrong in tho caso of
a president as it is in a citizen In
an humblor capacity. Anothor club
used by Roosovclt ovor tho hoads of
tho labor unions was In the enso of
th Public Printer at Washington. A
man who does a good doed should
never publish It to tho world In the
newspapers in- ths shnpo of nn "ex
plnnatlbn." This blunder will coat
him dearly in tho ranks of orgnnlzod
labor In evory stattrof tho union. Tho
argument has boon used that the party
should be loyal to Rookevolt and glv
him a renomlnatlon. This argument
fnllf I in tho case of all othor accl
dfntnl presidents
John Tylor, Millard Fillmore, An
drew Johnson and Chostor A. Arthur
were all estlmablo gontlomon in their
wnv, yot tholr party failed to ronoml
nat" them. Why should an excopUon
be made In the caso of Roosevelt.
The argument will not tako that
his public acts should bo vindicated
for tho people nevor put him whore
h ajid therefore oxpocted nothing
at his hands.
It was tho deadly asatwin's bullet that
placed him whora he is, by removing
the ono man in whom wore contored
the hopos of the whole American
people.
Uncertainty In financial circles Is
another dangor that menaces tho par
ty in tho vent of Roosevelt's renoml
nation. With capital and labor both
antagonistic to him, whonco can
Roosevolt aspect sufficient support to
win the olectlon? '
On the other hoard, thero is a man
whom tho republicans can nominate
who would sweeep the country like a
whirlwind. Ho is a man in whom the
business interests of Uie country have
unbounded confidence. He is a man
Ilnnna has novor failed In his duty
to his party. Nor will ho fall now. If
the party solects him ns Its standard
bearer, It will bo his duty to accept,
and ho will accept. It Is against his
Inclinations to cngago In n contost
for tho nomination. For this all men
Hnnna wll oboy the
call as Garfield did. Garflold, who
ontored tho convention of 1880 as tho
loynl champion of nnothor candldato
yet recolvcd tho nomination hlmsolf.
Lot Hnnna delegations bo solocted
In evory stato and tho hero. If tho
1903 battlo will lend tho republican
hosts to tho most glorious vlctorly the
party has over achieved. ,
In the ovoht of tho domocrata nomt
natlng Clcvolnnd, Oonnnn, Oluoy or
somo other man of such convictions
on a sound platform, tho appended,
tablo will glvo somo Idea of what ro
suit to oxpect with Roosovolt as tho
candidate, as compared with Uio
strongUi Hanna would show under ths:
samo conditiens:
Hore follows a tablo showing Hnnnn
vould have 322 oloctoral votes anil
Roosovolt but 138, Iwhllo tho demo
crat would have ngalnst Roostyolt
241, and ngalnst Hnnna only 9C. Elim
inating doubtful states,
Tho correspondent concludes hla
lottor thus:
If (ho party Is wIbo H will harkoit
to tho wishes of tho martyred' Mb
Klnley, tho echoes of whoso voico
still urge tho selection of Hnnna as
his successor in tho whlto houso.
If Roosovolt 1b bound to bo dofented,
lot him bo dofoatcd In tho convention,
rnther than Uiat tho pnrty Bhould go
down with him In dofont at tho elec
tion. Yours for Hanna. C. O. WILLIAMS.
Columbus, O., January 12?
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