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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 27, 1904.
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ByHOFER BROTHERS.
8crlpps News Association Telegrams.
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FROM A
TRAMP
PRINTER
Breaks the Rules and
Has Windows in
His Car
Entered at the postofflce at Salem, Oregon as second-class matter.
TOO MUCH OF A GOOD THING.
Forty men employed on a bis ijred
Kor at tho mouth of tho Columbia are
on a strlko, and d strlko Is a serious
thing. There aru strlkos and strikes,
somo that brine count famine and
want to thousands of strikers, others
that tlo up Industries, and bring dis
comfort and want (to thousands, who
aro not distinctly Intorostcd In them.
Tli ore are strlkos posltlvo nnJ
trlkos sympathetic, strikes foolish
and strikes approaching absoluto
necessity, but It remains for tho big
dredger to start a strlko unique In
that line. Tho forty one men struck
lisdauso thoy had too much of a good
thing they wore surfeited with hash.
Thoro was salt-horse on tho menu,
that tho strikers say was superannua
ted, but they, stood that. Thoro was
Halt-nuli, caught from salt wntor and
pnoked In brlno, until they would bo
sonso and upright character, It led him
to a career far moro successful than
tho average capitalist.
Mr. Duron was public-spirited in a
way tli at meant much to tho commu
nity. Ho kept up his property In good
shapo, and was always planning to bet
ter his surroundings. Ho swopt be
fore his own door, aj It woro, and
bore his own rosponslblllfJoa. Hla
buccosso woro not of a meteoric na
ture, but In tho gonoral round-up thoy
showed a constant, steady, upward
tendency. In his family rotations ho
was a happy man, nn.l took groat com
fort In his home llfo, which was at
all times the most felicitous. In his
early llfo ho had been a soldlor, and
sorvod his country faithfully during
tho roholllon. When It Is remembered
that ho oullHted from a stato which
was divided on tho subject of tho war
all tho moro crodft must be given him
for taking his stand for tho right sldo,
uhomloally classed ns chlorldo ofjnml t,in- w8 '10 " togk In many
BOtllum, but thoy stood for tho chenil- lrtlone of Missouri, Of such raon It
cnls. (need not bo asked whether ho was a
Thoro wns bean-soup thin nnd Kotl cltlzon and loyal to his country,
wntory, with nothing but tho bean (or "Is rocord Bpoaks much loudor
than any eulogy that could bo ponnod
by his follow man. Ho was a good
citizen, nnd an honost man, and In
tho varloitH walks of life fow rlso
abovo those honorablo distinctions.
skins and a spoon In It but thoy
thought or Huston and tho Hack Bay
nnd Imbibed tho liquid literature.
Thqro wns a Btew hnlf brother to
tho hatod" hash and though thoy
.(now nuught of IU mysteries, they
thought of Madam Hlavltsky and woro
tlllMMmihlnnllv nwllrtmil . Ita imMuimll
oxUtoiiQO, though they preferred Its
astral body.
No, It wns none of these that caused
the trouble. Tho hash alone was the
peraotin mm grata.
Hash, llk the flag at the dawns
early Unlit, was .there; and like a cor
set, there to stay. Husli tortured
Uiolr thoughts by day. hash hnunUd
their dreams by night. When the
shiiden or night foil and tin enres of
the day had folded .their tents like tho
Arabs nnd silently stole nwny tho
hash femnlned; for semi
It was a home on them When the
light of morn stole over Tungu lMlnt. ,mirt(et
uh inn nmi unsuine came stream
lug down the Columbia, from Soap
pooeeach shudderlngly admitted m,a nM ,. , .
It had been a nlht mare. I ?"? BW.'ew' b ,l ocm anally
A Mimmliue waited on the captain I??" wUh "?
wlfl. tl..ir .ri.1,,. ,,.,. .;.... " Wlt,ll, comee to tho front, and.
taoenle reply then they gave their
Ultimatum, elthor the hash must be
m numerous, or oteo they would.
Thoy got no satisfaction ami m
thoy n'ruck. truch like the horoo
under Marco Uosutris. for their altar
anrf their lire struck far the groan
Rinvt of their sire, alto struck out
in addition for the malukuO.
whero. any whom, out of the world of
hush.
They aro still stnwk. but not wl'h
NKM(sejetttBeK'
j X-RADIUMS j
Iuls Napoleon will command a
brlgodo In Manchuria, and It Is a safe
bet that history will not repeat Itself
miles he moeUi his Wnterloo.
RiimIa Is oro ut this country, nnd
Is sending her trade elsewhere. The
moral of this Is. he will pay higher
price, get poorer goods, and iuorenio
her mortgage Just that much.
It looks as though Santo Domingo
would be the next egg found In Undo
There is some lively
cuckMng going on down that way.
That's What Makes Him See
Things Between Stations
That Astonish and
Interest Him
(Editorial Corrospondneco.)
February 24: For an hour "before
wo rcachod Dunsmulr It rained. We
thought wo'wcro back Into Oregon, the
way It poured down all night. Wo got
a good, largo room in a now building,
but rain for a week had driven1" tho
moisturo down tho teornice, and before
morning It was coming through the
ceiling.
Wo got a good breakfast at the
Palm restaurant, recommended to us
by Conductor Amblor, who ran so long
on tho Albany local, Ho now punches
tlokots botwoen Ashland and Duns
mulr, his family living at Portland,
last April nearly all of Dunsmulr was
wiped out by lire tho canyon was
about all that was left, but a groat
deal has been rebuilt. Tho town is
mostly saloons, rostaurants and lodg
ing rooms. At a barber shop I mot Al.
McFaddon, a Salem boy, who Is night
man at tho Southern Pacific depot
slnco last Mny. Ho Is a flne-looklng
young man, of good habits, plays tho
guitar" beautifully, and his mother
may woll bo proud of him. Shaving
Is 2G conts hero, and ovorybody seems
to bo prosporoue. A tramp tackled
mo ror tho prlco of a meal. I told him
I was a tramp, too, and ho ought to
get a moal from somo of tho people
who bolongod horo. Ho wild there
woro eo many that nil could not bo
fed. Dunsmulr is tho narrow gateway
botwoen California and all .tho coun
try north. Ho said ho was a brick
layor, and thoro was nothing to do,
When l got ready to go to tho dortot,
and had about modo up my mind to
and dark forays required elcctrio
lights to bo burned all Jay
Wo had only two glimpse of ML
Shasta and theta far awaj. Going
down the headwaters of the Sacra
mento, we saw once tho Jagged tooth-
llko croets of the Sierras, glittering
snow-white abovo the dark green for
ests. We have not seen enough of
Shasta to Judge, but local Oregonians
declare it does not compare In beau
ty to our own glorious Hood. At 10
a m. wo are going down the hoad
waters of the Sacramento river, rush
ing through the spiro and columns
of the endless redwood forests, The
silvery sago plant shines undor the
palo greon manzanlta. Then there Is
tho darker greasowood and tho laurel,
and above all tho dark green of the
redwood and codar a symposium In
groens and grays, with tints of gold.
Doforo you arrive at Redding you
cross tho Sacramento river 17 times
In about 50 mllos. Great oak trees,
hung with mistletoe, grow more fre
quent as you go down the river.
Thero arc many signs of mining,
senrcoly a dolta of river gravel but
has been worked over. Prospecting
pita and minor's cabins, and the miner
himself aro frequent sights.
At Copley, elevation COO feet, we
saw tho flrst fruit trco3 in bloom.
Wo havo passed copper nnd quick
silver smelting works groat modern,
scientific, mining plants that have
succeeded tho rudo efforts of the
'19or. At noon wo are out In the
bright California sunshlno, at Read-
ding, nnd seo tho flrst palms.
E. HOFER.
Avers
Cherry Pectoral
This is the medicine doeirr.
have prescribed for sixty ySI
for coughs, colds, croup, bron
cnuis, LUjj"''y"on' fc-.yt,cL
delegate from New Vork for David 0'-;. Convey
B. Hill was turned down , - ' BonHU ,, .T1
"How about Gorman- .0..., .,..-- B ine ,
.,.- , in It. nnvnor'8 election tlons of glass blowers in the iMu?
as senator demonstrates that Gorman gas bolt assembeled 1, 1 convey
Is not supremo in his own state, m. . .. . -.. uuject 0( j,
' ..1 t. wtnr na n Catherine which is OXnppfr, I- .
sides Gorman woum uo - -- - - - .,.." lufrl
campaign manager than ho wou.a oe bw.uu ..,,, s to dl,
as a candidate before tho people." the various questions whch
'Then you think Mr. Parker will boon the cnuso of great difficulty
somo time nnd to bring about 1 M
flnmont If nnKHlliln Tnl. ,.... !
"""" rmi
president of tho Window Glass ffoA I
era 01 jwiiuuuu, iu among tb03e nm
ont.
be nominated?"
"If the nomination comos to Now
York ho'll be the man."
tstd Time
I take a pleasant herb drink, tlie next
morning I feel bright and my com-!-rinn
la hAttnr. Mv doctor says it
acta gently on tho BUJmache, liver and
iririnnva nnd is a nle&sant laxative. It
Is made of herbs, and Is prepared as
easily as tea. It Is called Lane's med
icine. All druggists sell It at 25c and
60 cents. Lane's Famliy Medicines
moves the bowelB each day. If you
cannot get It, send for free samples.
Address, Orator Woodward, LeRoy,
N. Y.
OASVOXIIA.
8ure Curo for Piles,
Itching Piles produco moisture j
causo Itching, hls form, as veil u
Bllng, Blooding or Protruding m
aro cured by Dr. Bo-san-ko's Ru
Remedy. Stops Itching and bletfo.
Absorbs tumors. 50c a Jar t j-J
gists, or sent by mall. TreatlestJ
Wrlto mo about your case, k,
sanko, Phlla., Pa. w
Havo You Seen Thernf
J. L. Stockton & Companj'i u
will accept orders for porta wi
'February 27th jjej.
OPPOSITION IS A BLIND.
Parker Is Unanimous Choice of New
York Democrats.
From a Staff Correspondent, N. Y.
Paper.
Albany, Fob. 1C. Accounts that
woro sent out from horo of the
"launching" of Judge Parker's presi
dential boom at tho "Tub" dinner
last Tuesday night havo provoked
this Btatoment from) a Democrat,
who t Is woll-lnformed, usually as to
what Is going on In Insldo'democrat-
In plrrl.M! 1
"I havo been amused at tho almost
absurd stories which havo found
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Lots of New uoods
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WHITE SHIRT WAISTS
Never was better for tteprice
White Skirts worth R00 for $.50
Nightgowns worth $1 50 for $J,J5
Muslin Drawers worth 90c for '.$0.62
Embroideries, special lot at ' 5c a yd
Insertions, extra good values at 5c a yd
A word pbout Umbrellas, did you see those we are
selling for "1.75, cannot be duplicated for the money.
Rostein &, Gteenhaam
302 Commercial Street.
DHiMNMMiMMCiMMeees eoe88eaaa)eMMMf
fow wooks concerning
candidacy,
agreed botwoen all stato leaders,
theirway Into print during tho last J .
tno I'aritcr
In tho flrst placo, It was 44Hff44-f4-eteffeH4-t4
frlonds of Hill and Tammany Hall
glvd him two-bits to carry my grips to'mon n,"f0' tnat I'arlor ws tho right
strange as It may seem, generally tries
hto whip Ixtweon Jolw, In n country
Mwn)apr.
"Should a husband trim hla wife's
Ut?" Auks U lve" Vo. Wo an
swer, ym. If he has th tlm. but If
they get any larger, nnd the litis
Imttd has anvthlnif 1im In iln
"" would advlw hlrln a paper hanuer.
Tim wwr fls "exceedingly sore."
that HibMnuii. f .hi.,- 1....-.1 r-. """ """ orpeio nit him.
but never . ot with that eengHHu.; .,., , ., ,. .
other iuwiU; tut with what Mark "RJ ",0,W ,,wUy iwiMn
Twin MlkNi -iha avtH HHiU m,t m l,ufu- mv of spring lln
with Imsli-not oti your lite. I51 vW,,te fron U,e omet wln,,ow
Th iHVH aw Idle, so U the dnsdi -" ortm.fr time. Is not entire
tint thu ,.i. .i.n. ... . ..,.T" -J" overiookeil.
. .n ...... unnv ,-l U II uu w n
Die
old stund rdy for busJuwu.
wkiuimc. ohi) wnltlti. like a dwdb
Do It Today.
Th time-worn InJuncttOH. "Never
A. D. QUREN DEAD.
tulcrob tor iu nst batcli of vletlws'uut fr ',n, n.nn' .,... ' . ..
-d thm w art, , tulSBV ,a nn .y.' ,
4 Id this ferm: Ml)o It today!" That
In Ibu tanui n living u-a u-nn. In d.,..
In .1.- -J..- .. I " "" "" w "
." . ivmbh ,, w A-.inrmHii mu niuuii that k,.bu. ...i. ..
tJ J tT tk' X,'.fto,tt ".'-' oW wlU. which you have
SIT ZTJT tnm m ". m. mmluJZ
tZTT1,? mw aio aH4 ,B "t TOtMY-Hti that MHf4r
ttwt ttm UMmwihU- ldtltll Mm. b9 Dr. no am Syrun. wktek
ITLi lX mHt h a kNly Jto. A few do. of It will uaaoubt,
And mj mm. and. as a result of ..My rUv your cough or oold. and
hta MHrlw wanly tmlHtng. W pw'ju eagunued w fer few days will
tu W fte-av (It vra as a bud
km was and elttiH of KrltHg naV
U) He vh a o)o4 c4w-- of hu-
cure -o MjJitelj-. No matter how
data4 your eounh. evea If dread
OOHfiUIMBtkMk ban ntlanVo.1 vnu. lu...
Matliraiaalwy,maotheUt.OmaH Siyub will rJv .Wm .
- ..-,- ,, vhvvw
tmreas it has done before la thou
loit)l ui of hW kuowledse of the
wwW. In HiMtiokil sMUera ha was
what mlcht l oalUd a eoMwratlve,
.yet when this e4tHt la hU bs(um
was voM wlUi hU brwd ooaisaoajAt lr. Stone's drug stored
nK
so heavv sul fail u i ,.... - . . .
" mm hopo4 oweo of caw broko down rTiL -IS
IMS trouble, N.w trial botll.. Xoi atlU a iha ZL Jt! .'to,.d,H
regular else. Wq. At all dniwIsU. a foot f . 'JTZ . Ru'
.. ... -t w " "w"- we
jm watjs we wore there.
tlio train ho had disappeared. Tho
IJatos-Wnteon Thoator nnd Vaudo
vlllo Company boarded our train from
the Vreka branch. Thoy had playod
to hard-luck housos, woro stuck threo
days In n landslide, and tho world
seemed to be against them.
They wont Into Dunsmulr a day
ahead of time with no possible means
Of Millport. Iltlt thn ln.no .
head over heels In lovo with the load
ing mnn. a pnlo, Intellectual looking
barnstormer. Tho . lending lady
soemeil happy with the big-mouthed
comedian, nnd tho rest were a happy.
go-iuchy crowil. and nuriDortiino
seemed ot cast no sable nail ovar
uiuir future.
ue -Krei nicuwen" was nlo
oilled to appear at Dunsmulr. nnd tho
mtia scnttered vlllago in the mmm.
tains was literally covered with his
paper. He had been here before, and
nil wore saying what a good show he
sav The barber poke of his liber
nllty lit giving tickets for the privi
lege of porting his lithographs. I.if
Is not .without IU pleasure nnd ojc
oltwneftU. and even good shows nnd
"great" entertainers come to this rail
road division town.
All Tuesday afternoon we rode
through the Shasta valley, a famous
stock raising region, where ramjhe
are large, nfcd herds of cattle, horsos
and sheep are seen on every lmm.1.
Dwellings am far apart. Uright. green
nlfnlfa imy Is hauled to the Jlocks by
the wagon load. Scattered over the
valley are dead stock here ami thorn.
The stock seems to in good condi
tion. This region I the principal sup
lly of Oraew toe fat cattle, when Or
eow stock U oor.
The Sbaeta valley must have been
a theatre of gigAHtlc glacial action .
a largo soaio, WNtn ,h wUo, fon
wvrni win iceberg. StraiuliHl
horo antl thoro they melted, atul krft
.i. wnii-ni AoaiM of aravul J
boulder, some of the hundreOo of
w. Hign. a,! rosombUiig moWillJs
M a MMfUiOW. At ShjUta Snrio
thoro wh the usual ruah for a fro
drlak of what wowod to wo to be
mvr niMRgo or am apothecary hon.
Duiuiulr l Aotoil for hoavy mow
falls. Hals, www and luM are tho
torror of mtlroaiUiH,. The round.
horo hi aa awooAl of sbqwv
ltow9. rolartos and vwcklllg nlo.
rawtA. Thoro aro tnuMUoA of ton
.w w soowfaiL oeo the sstow w
9
man for Now York domocrnts to back
for prosldent. It was realized that
Parker's nomlneo could bo brought
about only by shrewd, clevor cam
paigning. "Now York leadors knew that a
prejudlco exists ln the Wostern and
sjoumern democrats against Now'S
ork mon, oepeclally In the section
whoro Dryan It or has been strong
ost. "It was also rollzed that it would
be fatal to Parker's chances If ho
become known as Tammany's candi
date Southern and Westorn demo
crate, rightly or wrongly, rogard Tam
many Hall as the porsonlflcatlon of
tho evil foroo ln politic and they
never would turn in for a man who
was understood to bo Sir. Murphy's
personal choice.
"Another point to be considered was
that Parker's chance at the polls,
granting his nomination, would be
Injured If the Impression gained
ground that he was bncked by the
money fores of the Bost.
Theoo ra'ct explain why Charles F.
Murphy came out so irnnu- tn
t!lev land, nnd still Is booming the ex-
prooident. We all knew that Cleve
land would not consent to run again
bu' the talk In his favor did not
bother him In the least.
"It did more. U concentrated the
Bryanlto attacks on Cleveland and
kept Parker In the background. West
ern men. too. became Imbued with tho
Idea that Oowland was Tammany's
oholce.
"In the Kast the notion that Mur
phy bad made an alliance with Cleve
land helped Tawmaay tt the recent
mayoralty cAmpalgn in Gr-atar New
York.
"Norman H. Mack's talk of Hoarst
the npiHiront difference of opinion b
twoon Murphy and McCarren ovr
Parker aro all various tp ln thf
plot which wa worked out carefully
J Lest you forget. Wc will say we are still agents for
2 some 01 me oest lines ot stoves and Ranges mantf-
factared. "GARLAND" "UNIVERSAL" "MA-
jiibllC" and "MONARCH." The combination
can't be beat.
R. M. Wade' & Co.
B-"-M4&'0-Wa rQ-rO-H4iOJga8.Hlf
KwOMaaMo9eetie0M9C
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I
tssutta,n$
nimost universally come to our store Thoy like to be shown tho
Ulghest standard of goods, and are doubly pleased when the price ,
is exhibited to their receptive vision. They foel a kinship to our stab-
horn, mulish determination to excel. People of other nationaUtW '
who are willing to be shown will be treated as Missourlans. 190 1 2
rnrnnta nn,i .ii .. . s V
",w MMM " impur uow ready.
Mouse FurnisliinffCo
269 Liberty Street
c.-. e,. -J AlhaMV.
uiuigb oaigui auu I-..M----
wW0MWMOMfM(KaMMM0Wf4
montlw agtS,
"l think tho platt wm workod well
Tho country At tart believes that
Murwhy wd Tajj aro for Cleve
load and Ag&Uot Parker. Dowocrats
iooorallj-. Are undocldod whether
Parker Is friendly with Hill or sot.
. V.l. ...... . .
..-.. .ir aiaui OOlogAte i
go to St Louis UAlartructed. If the I
other detogAtoe cooxodo Now York1
the right to bomIaaIo tho cAodldate'
and thoro to aay oooiaorAblo sooti-i
meat is other states for Parker it win
he an easy matter for the New York-
era 10 ran wo lUe graeofully for
I'arkor.
Hanitt 5 Lawrence
Ti..-..,Ae.,,,nioreGrocer,es "4 better Orocerles than ANYBODY
mere bwnere you get GOOD treatment-and GOOD m
mop in aud see for yourself. , r, n 0. qrocekY.
j Burroughs & Fraser i;
Roliable Tinninc. Iron Wnri -pi a
Most modern plumbing material and methods.
ccst Material, Best Workmc
ten
Ia any event thoro will ba ba r ' I TAT6 STREET.
The fog Utloa of 1895 whoa aa lastrueUd WMMMt,
and Promptness are our Motto j
SALEM, OREGON.
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