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Republican National Ticket
For President, ' J '
THEODORE IIOOSBVELT,
', of Not York.
For Vlco-PVesldont,
CHAS. W. FAIRBANKS,
of Indiana.
For Presidential Becters:
CL B, DtoHek, of Clackamas.
A. Q. Hough, of Josephine.
x. ir. Hart, of Poik. t
ffi. A. Fee, of Malheur.
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ON THE VH.LAOE OREEN.
(The Gael.)
&, weet Kitty Nell I rise up from
your wheel;
Xr eal little- foet will 1 weary
iirm spinning;
Dcse trip down with me to the 'syea-
more tree
Ilalf tlie parish i thorc, and the danc
it beginning.
The son Is gone down, but tho full bar-
vwt moon
$S!unt sweetly nod oool on the dew-
whitened valley;
tVhili) nil the nlr rings with tho soft
loving thing,
T2attb Tittle bird sings in the greon-
shaded alley."
fKtCfc n Wnsh and a smile Kitty rose
wp tho while,
Kex yre in the glass as she bound up
v' tier lmir, glancing;
"Tr liard to refuse a young lover
sues,
3J tie couldn't but choose to go off tp
the .dancing.
4 now on tho green the glad groups
are seen,
E&eh jray-hearted lad with the lass of
his choosing;
'Ab3 lint, without fall, loads out swcot
Kitty Noil
$3nma)iow, when ho asked, olio ne'er
thought of refusing.
2fow VeUxi Magco puts his pipo to his
knee,
JVnd with llourish no freo sets onob
couple in motion;
With a cheer and n bound tho Inds
Vntter the ground
'Tho maids move around just like swans
on the ocean,
'Cheeks bright ns the rose fet light
-,, ,ns the doe's
Now coyly retiring1, now bofilly ad-
vnnolng;
Search tho world all nronnd, from tho
sky to the ground, -
No such sight oaii be seen as iin Irish
Inns dauciugl
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TOMMY'S SUSPICION.
(I.oslio'a Weekly.)
My daddy says that when he wit
A boy, he nover cried
Hot run nwny from sellout to go
- A-awimmln'i never trloil
To cut a lleklu', never fulled
Tn do as he was lilil-r
(Well, iiinybe iliuldy didn't then
Hut grnu'mii says he dlill) '
My daddy brags a lot about
The way boys neted when
lis was n bay. (Goel but they must
'A Doen must aiigels thenl)
Ho aays ho never dared to peep
"lteneuth the onku law lid
(Well, maybe not; but, nuywny,
Aly gran 'ma sy he dldl)
44I never tied a tin in to
A dog's tail ia my life,"
Say daddy. "An I, never car veil
My 'nitial with a knife
In K'aat big glarta' capitals
On the piano llil"
Tbat'a what be tahl m wllwinly
Hat gran 'ma y ke dldl)
44 1 never rmtm for eiremwe
An' brawi Iwads ami mU tilings"
(Hay-honest!
wild I)
that's Jwit what he
"An" tops and devil silage.
I nover waited after seheol
'J'o iiek Mima othoi' kiib"
(lie nays he wover (1hm thwa tltiags
Hut grnn'mu KdyB he did I)
Siy! but m) grnn'ma's Mighty wise;
;JJh know my vIadU whan
lie waa u little rHilt, ah wyn
Jllo w a lrrr theal
Ue aaya he nevr eHt up UH(
v The tiiiiea he s a kid
(f know I ought Jo b'ltavo Utai, but
Hut graa'aia says be dt(t)
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., MR. DALRYMPLB RETIRES.
!Tftd retirement of Ji J, ''DalryB5ple,
from an atltve iueroaattle aareer will
Im regrettel hy wiaay people, who have
trailed with him fur a quarter of a
jtury.
lie will be ihUmhI from butiu eir
Vv beeause lit, his llae he was thorough
and very mioeeuful at a business man.
.Mr. palryiMpla was pulHo-splritcJ,
antt ba always taken an intelligent
interest in promoting whatever he
thought for the welfare of the commu-
plt3V ' tK
Iftf is a man who made many warm
friends with people be came In contact
with, and wlll leug bo, remembered as
one of tho elder generation of balem
merchants.
The Journal hopes he way live to
enjoy many happy day, and If he gets
lonesome will bo 'glad to welerne him
bafk lBte afyrVe thttlnes alrftlls.
j CITY WINS GRAVEL SUIT.
Thtf eity of Salem wins the rait for
Its right in the Minto island gravel bar.
The result will lie that the city will
M gravel under the old eoatraeL
JndJeaUeiM are that sot ae ranch
gravel "wli be seed In future a la the
iwut for street workv
Afore gravel wtll lie used than ever
bfDre for the construction of foonda
ItoM of houses.
The old plan of putting gravel from
two to six. feet deep on streets is about
m antiqwatod an idea as living in a
dagfWt wotthl be.
IfnleM gravel ran be seroened and
put on the roads an that the goose-eggs
will not come to the top, its use should
be prohibited.
Judge Galloway deserves credit for
just about getting at the common senso
of tho matter. He is whnt Judge Boise
would call a pretty good guesscr.
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A FEW WORDS ABOUT GAMBLING.
Thcro is not a particle of restraint
plaeed on gambling games in this city,
and not much ut the stnte fair at pres
ent. In the saloons and other places money
games are running openly, nnd doing
some business, but mostly patronized
by idlers and sightseers.
Tho horse races, as usual, are the
fruitful can bo of, much gambling, pool
soiling and betting on tho allegod races.
Ah far ns this city is concerned, thore
Is no pretenso at driving out these
gambling devices, and at the fair not
much more.
Now, whether people llko this or not,
thoro is an element of humanity that
will gamble, whether in whont options,
raco pools, or wheel games.
Whether a city or a fair can. prevent
those persons from gambling, Is tin
opon question. The Journul does not
pretend to know.
Tho Journal believes in tho creation
of a sound nubile sentiment nimlnut
gambling, nud in educnting tho individ
ual not to gamble.
In the face of a stnte law, and city
laws that make gambling a crime, anil
every man who gambles or permits
gambling on his promises, a law break
er, thoro U gambling wide-open and on
a largo scale.
In spite, of the laws there is "prostitu
tion and drunkenness, just tho snmo ns
gambling, and there will be unfit iiidl
viduals uro shown the error of their
ways, and no longer believe thoro is
pltdNiiro In thone thlnga.
Merely prosecuting individuals and
onviotlng them, and throwing them in
to Jail douN ,unt reform them or take
awny the doslre for these things.
It ir a question whether open prac
tise of thane thing, that sharks the
publli sense of deeney, Is not bettor
titan If all timet vices wore onrrlcd on
In soeret.
The JttHrnal lay down no law for
others In those mnttors. It take im
munity as it (Inds it. It dees n.it be
Itovtt.that Boclety can be purified by
brn-lMiul orusadwi against vice.
Itoformation mast hegiu in the indi
vidual, If he is right he ueeds no on
ferapment of laws to keep him from do
ing wrong. If he practices wrong-do
ing, no win no pmiiHHOti i y laevitulM
Jlifetliothat spare nmie.
GRANITE ROADS,
ltd win M. Htone has dona n greut fa
wr to Oration by ilcllvurtnir several
tnrlnads of the Santiam granite fur the
rfak crusher at the fair grounds.
i. K. Cunma, of the Soutlieru l'Hrifie
OenjNnyv also doxorvcA. orodit for pm
WHttg the teet of granite far road.
ItaUi roads hauled It free.
Hraktm gritulte will prove the finest
huMmIhI fur rood buildlBg. Ther is
uathlNg NHtriar to gmtitto for base or
top drawing.
The iwe of gmalle will depend on the
freight rate that own be made over the
two roads, Imt h favorable rota will
prolMthly bo roarhetl.
iwr this elty the beet eagtaeeM roe
emwewd the use of lmlt from the
qnarry tmwtk of the lt for a base,
with granite far the finish.
NMUh the ktrMt railway line t dia
trllmte tho Uaalt in tho lt awl the
anly brkH granite for the swrfnee,
Iiho Uet are plWe.
Orutilte for roads a ad street wtaus
wore to GrOH than naythlng that hai
yet been propsotl, lteeaiu It a be
mure wldoly dlvtriUutod.
THE 8TRENU0UB LIFE.
me isrn man nat tuaaHOAy a
saurao ef eajoymout in aattfta.
iie lists rargoiian now t tbtnk, er
dream, ojr rest. Hut he knew batter
than liver men know before hew to
keep busy.
l(o was never nmtehed la deJj he
WHAT'S THE
JflJPf FINE GtO-THES' MArvEHS
OUTFITTERS TO PARTICULAR
G. W. JOHNSON &
INCORPORATED
has uu interest in anything but deeds.
Tho world's work is tho most elcvat;
do tuple thnt attraets his mind not
the world's history or its meaning or
Ion tiny.
Ho is happy only in tho midst of
activity. Whnt ho wants is "some
thing doing."- It has eomc to pass
thnt it doesn't mattor wlmt.
It is the display of energy itself
that fascinates us. We don't inquiro
whether nr not tho end is worth while.
We confound change with improve
ment. It isn't tho goal that inspirc-i
us; wo are absorbed in pride at each
tiny Htep, oao after another.
We are victims of n passion for do
tails. Wo can't realise that we aro
strong, thnt wo have eaorgy, units. wo
prove it to ourselves by constant little
feuts. We go about, therefore, lifting
weights, doing pole vaults, throwing
hammers and' applauding one another
as if this were trundling the worbt
along Mime glorious path of destiny'
Here is ItmisoVjjlt, who deems it
ueeosmiry to get lip at 9 o 'cloak in tlie
morning ami rldo as if for life across
the country to got his blood in rirruW
tioa. Ami wo make him Preaideut and
exult him us the true type of our mpd
era manhood.
Now, the plain truth is that energy
displays Itself far more ImproMiveJy
In rrtpow than In nelion. It was
A ml el's remark this was oae of the
Ooaevan philosopher's fnvorlte themes
Ovt Xttpttlettit with his anas crossed
over his breast U more impressive of
pewor than the furious liereuhw bent
lag the air with his athletic lists.
The modern spirit has no apprecla
tioa of the energy of eoaeoHUration. It
oaly known the energy of ttwiN. It
aw HiidendMHil ealy mavownwit, ut',
effects, aotito. ,
The ealtn , the poleed eagle. sl
loHoo, etpMntmity, eoaUwidatioa
the Ullage do art iftak si strength
to hiom today.
The IaoUn In his bbtaket, the Arab'
f the desert, ia serenity, ia iadiffer.
nee to turmoil, has a porsoaal dignity
that batMi the hmh of eiviliaation in
tho midst of the aleotrie U-ts whieh
table hbw to do Ir a day work for
whieh Uta grandfather would have ro
quired weeks and inobth. Haw wuh
f that work i worth while
These summer days, generous, slow
pasting, reluetaut to die ia their splca
der of sun and air, give a new mean
tag to life, waking rain the fevered
G. W. JOHNSON & CO,
INCORPORAIHL
For so little
a price as
chase of the hours which occupies tho
modern man.
' How much oasier, pleoxnutor, saner
it is to just loaf!
Lying mi a hillside or by the sea,
tho absurdity of the prevailing con
cept of human existence comes home.
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THE PANAMA OANAL.
Tho enginoors who are making the
plans for tho I'nnamn canal expect to
lie able to begin work in about eight
een months and to complete the canal
in five yours. The preparatory work
will be completed to tho uttermost de
taii before a spadeful of earth is dug.
'A groat deal of time wjltjtie spent in
tho selection of the iSwBuachincry
and cxcnvntlng nppuralpgr Tho ma
chinery for hoisting and hauling the
xeuvutod matorial to tho dumping
places will bo really suspension cnble
brjdgeg and those will stretch from
the Atlantic to the Pacific. Stretch
ing elonr across tho isthmus also, will
be a brilliant lino of electric lights
and tho work will go on all day nnd all
nlghU until tlie great gateway is
opened nnd the two oeeans joined. The
nil in the Texas fields is going to
greatly simplify this vast engineering
problem. In some places on the isth
mus water power will be employed also.
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Dr. Qunn's Blood and Kenro Tonic
There is not a woman in this land
but at some time in her life would
have been the better for tho use of
this Tenia. ir diseases peculiar to
women a better modieine was nover
made. It is oowpeel of the ingredi
onta from whieh the system has been
deprived by disease, overwork or dissi
pation. It outer at oare into the eir
eutntion, building up the tissues that
have wasted, making pure, rich blood
la the most dlreet way. Yor weak, nor.
vous, and unsteady people, pimply,
pjile or fleshiest people, It will make
strong, steady nerves and give tho
eqmploxtua that wholesome look that
indicates health, producing good, solid
Uijsh at the rate ef 1 to X pounds per
week.' Druggists sell it for 75e per
box, or 3 boxoi fivr . It should be
taken after meals, one or two tablets
each timf
For sale by Dr. S. C. StoBe, druggist,
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Cab Hire at Half Price.
Tho war on prices of caba Is still
raging. Slmpao&'a stables made tho
cut to ono-balf price, sod stIU mala
tain those prices. Opposite the court
USE WAITING
For Cold Weather Before Buying Ytiu
FALL SUITS?
By getting it now you have longer wear for yotjt
money and a larger assortment to pick from.
If yoif want something'that will pat yoa in a distin
gaished class by yoarself, come here and walk off with
a snappy sait of
"CORRECT CLOTHES"
Hand-tailored by SCHLOSS BROS. & CO.
The picture shows tho' reigning favorite in fall apparel. This is the natty
suit the best dressed young fellows in tho big cities arc now wearing.
There is nothing in the style, fit, fabric or tailoring that would suggest the
idea that it wns "Ready Made." On the other hand, thcro is everything
to indicate that tho swcllest merchant tailor might have made it. He
wouldn't think of charging you less'than $10 for it. Wc can fit you.
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cemlng course, of JL SS alnlng full Information con
real condition, in town a?i ? atUal teacWp8 afforJed Bndw
advanced cooIn o?L7, TZ aad tM dotalU about
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A PEEP INTO
OUR
ICE HOUSE
will show you why it Is that
our meats are always fresh
and appetizing in tbo hottest
weather, when meats would
spoil if not properly cared for.
It would also show some of the
fattest sides of beef, tender
and fine quarters of Iamb and
mutton. Our meats are hisb
grade and low priced.
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State Street Market
Bt888attal
THE PICK OF THE FOREST
Has been taken to supply the stock of.
lumber In our yards. Our stock is! I
complete with all kinds of lumber.;
Just received a car load of No. 1
shingles, also a car of fine shakes.
We are able to fill any and all kind
of bills. Come and let us show you
our fitnelr.
Yard and office near B.'P. passenger!
depot. 'Phone Main 651.
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