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DAILY CAPITA!. JOUSKAL, 3ALEM. OREGON- TPE3DAY, OCTOBEB 4t 1901
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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL
BY HOFER BROS.
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ornciAii census salem,
MAY, 1901, 13,287.
Republican National Ticket
For President
THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
of New York.
' For 1ce-Presldet,
CIIA3. W. FAIRBANKS,
of Indiana:
For Presidential Btecters:
O. B. Dlmlck, of Clacbaraaa.
A. G. Hough, of Josephine-.
J, N. Hart, of P)k.
Jaa. A. Pee, ef Malboar.
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THE OREGON EXHIBIT.
"While the Lewi ami Clarke expe
dition in making fine pregraM at Port
land, it is a fact that the Orega balld
lag' anil exhibit at St. lAnmln I a an
umental failure.
California and WnAfciagton hare
grand buildings, striking rftsptays, gen
eronf hospitality, and are erowded ail
the time.
Keeent visitor at St. Loals confirm
Urtt reports that the Oregon bailding
ii neglected, and there is ae one to
grtet yen,
Thft displays are insignificant and
ftet-overed. The old Pepalist gentlo
MtB with whisker baa even Rene to
ek better entertainment.
Well, that was an inheritance of the
old political regime ef tfcW Mate, aad
Oregon has entered spaa a newer and
lkstfer era.
The Lewi and Clark fair at Port
land, seems te be in the hands ef yatiag
or and brighter men. aad Oregon if
catering on a botter day.
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PLAYING THE OAME Or CLOSED
TOWN.
That is the great game at Portland
it present. Slot machine are silent.
Money flames are stored away.
'The district attorney is oven threat
ening to prohibit people from eating in
private boxes at restaurants.
The fountains of beer at the Sunday
theatres nre next to Ihj dried up, and
ecnsatlonnl cannon at the chnrelies
prohibited.
Sheriff Tom Word is threatened with
assassination, if ho does net lot up on
ills orusado against gambling.
The mayor issues e pronMHeiainento
nfter another against vice, aad the eity
of Portland is to be put under the Most
stringent regulations. It is said all
this Is to make the streets dead as ia
u ' deserted eity. and eat kwn the
crowded street rnrs on Bandar.
Then the pelitieiaa hope for a reac
tion that mtII again Niake Portland as
wide open s ltabyloa ia the palmieet
days af Xalmahadneaaar.
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BRIGHT AND BUSY WOODBURN.
The Uew tit of Preaea Prairie aer
or had a brighter prt or wore hope
ful future than right nw.
Walter UTmm still lire there, aad
flnnnHally KNd palltleatly, W at least
100 eaHdle-power iKejHkMtioa.
Fruit aad hop lend Is bringing Idg
flgarog. So fa vegetable lead, aad it
vrlll be a btg Mpply eeator far Port
bind Market ia this liae.
Another Ibrre front idoek la beiaff
put in. aal tnim imnmhw wwr Wilt
this year.
A big bvw .table u om af tea val
uable addition t.. the city, waiok ia
ntill ! I rir ligliioi frm SOvertoa.
Three tbowkHii I lina beott aubaeribed
toward mo ii-ru ..ra keaae, aad that
iatpruM-mrat i urs tala.
A number r the muei latotliitMU peo
ple are regular aabarriaer la the Daily
Capital Jour mI. al hmot take the
Weekh.
SETS A TINE EXAMPLE.
The T. H K v ,h.,.ii UiUt feet tbia
etty a gwv.1 fi.U f pubU owraer
eblp of a ligMmg plant
Thai rorj. rati. inkr-i us owa alee
tri4- light wiili wHirr tnkva from the
Mill rrek w iter potter that is offered
the eity fur A0 turn
The wool' m milU waki their ova
lights, aad hgln tknr nfli.Mi ad Ute
The. Kay r" -u iu stt street.
What U a gMl tliim l.tt the T. JlJ
IV.v Mitoleii tn ill i iiiftiratlM woaluV
iu the loeg. run I'.- . ((...hI Ibtag fJT
the eit nf ,vl ui
PORTLAND JOURNAL PAYING.
Tbt daWii eatt-iuso ef oataMinh
ia anotknr kjUetaa daily awr at
Portland uroasl t ba aaaeaedl.
It is aaid tW Purtlaad Journal ,1a i!v
j now on a paung bavais, lut the sUu
l p IT u at ill a bill uf rxpeafe t'
th -iupn
l'oitUn-l i one f the aitidsrn tiniji.
ipahiiea Mttb a full-rtedKed New York
.TiMsmal trU f a uewaftaaar.
Howl yellow journal all wu waat
to. wrk a pht as the PortUal Joar
ttat txi aJterti a twn.
GREAT FORCES FOR ROOSEVELT.
here" are three great fareee wrl
iag together for Reseveit's election
aad that they will prve to 1 in
sitible n oae who has foll'-we-l the
eour.e of national eleetioas ran JonI.
J. There is the erop sitaatma. This
ecwisUy Je ta Jar. the largest cott .n
crop let its history bad oae of t'.t
greatest wheat aad eora enps ev
kamri, Thjfcj jaeaae atoae.i, jtv r
ity aad eeeteatiaeat the farmers.
iaereaeed earaiags for the railways
aad eoatiaaed activity ia the steel,
rail aavd ether iadowrrt whleh pro-
bee railway tmtfMm. Vthm the
farmers are proHaroaw aswl the
mlMsys are ia like eaaditiea. asoaey
U pleat if at aad trade of alt kiads
feel the rtinrahns.
S. All the great lades ries of the
eoaatry, all the btwaeee latereets, are
far Roaeerelt. beeaase ther kaaw
that hi eleetioa aeM a eoatiaaa
tioa, withoat joit or ehaage. of the
preheat eoditie. They know that
if hie eleetioa ki aaaovaeed oa the
aight of November S, no aaxiety will
be felt for the fatare, ratt that, oa
the contrary, every bMaet3 and in-
dastry will say: "Welt, we are all
ricbt now for fear years mere. We
eaa go ahead with ear plans in abso
lute roafideBee that nothing disturb
ing will happen." If Parker should
be declared eleeted, doubt nnd uneer
taint) would begin nt once, for the
simple reason that no man eould fere
tre what might happen under a Pres
ident backed by a party without char
acter or coherence or unity of purpose
and pledged to give the country a
change. Nothing is so injurious to
business as uncertainty of any sort,
and for that reason all the forces of
busineM are Halting against Parker.
for Parker's eleetioa means a step
from eenfideaee to doubt, from pros
perity to business itaratysis, from
stability to uncertainty.
S. The people as a whole are for
Koosevelt oa the broad ground that
a change is always undesirable ia a
time of (reperity, aad a change bow
is so obviously n leap in the dark as
to be a change for the worse. What
possible assurance ran any man give
that Parker aad the Democratic party
will give the country n better ndmin
1st ration than MeKinloy and Roone
velt and the Republican party has
been giving for eight years and are
pledged to give four years longer!
Thnt is the question which the Demo
crats are confronted with and which
thoy nan not answer. They must not
only say that a change is desirable,
but innt prove that it is. To do that
they must prove that n party which
eonfossots that it ba been on a wild
dehanrh for eight years and is trying
to sober up i better fitted to rule the
country than a (wrty that ia sobriety
ami widHN baa been ruling it with
woaueriui suecuM! tor the Mine per
iod. It le a good deal of a Job.
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BELMONTISM.
It bogAae to be uppareat that, ia
delivering the party over to what may
be called Haiwoatiwti, the Democrats
laid up traalde far tbeuteelveg. They
are nt wst iu tbo elntcbee of the
party manager and capitalists, . aad
neither appear to be doing them
rouek good. OapiiulUta are not aa
evil, la a imrty or la a nation, unlaw
they are using latlaeaee to the detri
ment of their fetlowmea; but when a
party become the party plrdged to
the interest of capital aad palitb-al
maeutaery, the mas of the voters do
well to Ite nueaay. The demagogue ia
pretty bad, but euaituirwd with the
tboreughguiag base be has his good
poratx, IU eaa not continently dis
regard the right of the Majority of
the people and then aek defiantly.
"What are you going to, do about
it?" aad this WU. Uorasaa aad Sb..
baa aae repeatedly done.
Judge Parker Matted out, atteat
lag to da a Mrt of circa act stra I
die two borne at oar. A th- ta
horttea pallod apart be foaad it n- -i
sarv to chotiae bctwevu the one ln
repreaeatxl tbr capitalist cmt ..f l,n
party aa! the one wlnrU rere i t .
the rural tolert of tlio et ll.
rhoua the former. Th- part i.. . .
hare trouble airl. im (be othtr li. .
whe it is waated.
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'Madam' said the
grocer, "let me Intro
duce Golden Gate the
highest tfrade coffee
on the market.
NoUtei" goes with GOLDEN GATE
COrfEE bat atlafacllaa. o
pri o caipm is crock fry.
I aad 2 lb. irona-lUbi tlaa.
NrTcr sold La balb.
J. A. Folger Co.
S.atabllaha half av Cantarjr
9an Francifco
any three bop
bank nowadays.
growers can start a
Another bank has been added to the
Capital City. The wise bujinets man
will welcome "another" in almost any
line of business, because "another"
always means something doing, prop
erty renting, more wages paid, more
people employed, better service. We
have almost got to the point where we
would welcome "aaother" comng of
Christ.
The Rugeae Register reports the loss
of its office Bible this week. The pa
per is charitable enough not to accuse
the Metbaditt conference miaisters of
stealiag it.
The dogwood is ia the seeoad bIiom
awl the vine maple and hawthorne is
painting the hillsides scarlet.
i:alem is growing so metropolitan
that mre help would seem to be need
ed celling tickets aad checking bag
gage nt the Southern Pacific pninger
depot.
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X-RADIUMS
Carelessness the Cause.
Wt are reminded by an -. ident
which occurred in Portland lar week
of a matter of which man people nre
guilty. It is regarding rarleness in
throwing peach skins, banana peel, or
Mich sulxtaaees on the sidfMalks and
thus (tutting danger in the rath of pe
dettriuHt). It may seem a light matter
to throw a small grape skiu on the walk
and is thoughtlessly done everv day in
the week. And yet thete many small
kiaa are as capable of doing injury
ae their roMtpaHto, the nm-h offend
ing aeede, which were former! thought
to be runpomible for the lr-a.led ap
pendicitis. As proof of tin we refer
to tint neebleat meNtioacd as hating ae
enrred iu Iortlaud, when n mui teach
er of that rity alipped on a grae skin
and, falling upon the pa-iu-nt. dislo
cated her hip. Learn a lfMn from
thin uee the street, insteai'l of the side
walk as a rereptable for tin h things.
A little caution nun utt. much
trouble.
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To St. Louis.
The Southern Pacilie have made ad
ditional sale dates for the sale of
world's fair tickets, as follews: Oc
tober 27th, 2sth and J9th.
W. F i OMAN.
, Aurora is a fuua t.-wu .
ran buy a building lul taorv f..r I v.
or money The old grat families (
I be eoteamt have about alt there is
ta the way of ral cat ale. and they u
not bate to a-ll. Hut the Uwn growls
anl it U vail thero is room for a
I. ml
Ulk. aU.it fctartlag Hew baaka,
their is 4iu( a 6eW ta the Willamette
vaihu. Indtatenilrine, Qerral. Woel
Intra, Aarom and ML Angel are alt
atJ to be wanting a small bask lot at
d i a ore, aad it is said uk as lustitu
no would d a gK4 Ivuilnet. The
W.iatnute rallcy t all ilfiM. Why,
3.?:.
llfMal JMII
am nnatSaiT sli nnuiaT amil TraaaniTMiWaisaai' al
Economy
Brand
Evaporated
Cream
bears the above cap labeL
Contains luUy as muJi
food substance per can as
the watery imitations in
larger cans.
It Is smooth and perfect
because skiUfully pre
pared Its purity Is
guaranteed.
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The Great $20,000.00
Now Going on at
THE LEADER, Mrs. RLE. Fase Sold
27 COMMERCIAL STREET
And Still They Come
Gte&tet Bargains and Bigget Crowds
. . i. ,.., t .v- ...in rir A ffnnlne closlncr-out sale no humbuir. ti .. ...
We nave engaged extra ueiji ioi mo kuuuos nv. .. 0 - "nni,
like many you sec. advertised, just the name without the low prices bnck of it. Wc believe the cltweaj ,j
lem know a good thing when they see it-judging from the way tney nave oeen picking up tue h
the pat two weeks, we know it. There nre plenty more, and will be until this entire stock is c1om4w!
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The Rush and Jam
In our ladies' cloak and suit de
partment surely means something.
Come and sec what it is all about.
Your time will not be lost.
Ladies' Tailor
Made Suits
In all wool Cheviots, Serges, Covert,
Venetian Cloths, Zibollne, etc., as
sorted colors, 315.00 and $16.50
values.. Bale price.
$9.95
Ladies' Rainy
Day Suits
One lot of these suits, assorted col
ors, $12.50 values.. Sale price.
$7.50
ONE LOT OF
Taitwed Suits
Made of good materials, Brown,
Bluo and Black, $18.00 values. Sale
price.
$12.50
Ladies' and
Misses' Coats
Made in the latest style, new col
arlt".? coat, full sleeves, neatly
stitihed. worth $..j0. Sale price
$5.95
Ladies' Skirts
One lot of lijjht pray, dark gray,
and black, worth up to $3. Sale
price
$2.75
One lot of light gray, dark gray,
black, tan and mixtures, worth up
to $0.dO. Sale price
$3.95
ONE LOT OP
Tailored Suits
Neatly made, assortod colors, val
ues up to $25.00. Sale price
$5.00
All alteration of suits free of
charge.
The Tourist
We have a good nssortmett it J
sortetl colors, which will j,
at reduced prices, from
$12.50
Furs, Furs
Black Coney Scarfs, $1.301
bale price
85c
Opossum Scarfs, with u w
tans. o values. Sale prin
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eafl'
$3.75
Water Mink Scarf, nice iliitrl
brown, six tails, $o valuei Sill
price.
$3.50
Brown Mixture Scarfs, gn
lengths, $6 values. Sale price
$4.50
Mrs. Fraser is still het and will remain for a while yet
That New
Woolen Underwear
SI, .nil. I he sent to the
Salem Steam
Laundry
and lw cleaned. We have the only
steam table in Oregon for this
work and guarantee Mitisfnction.
Thin blankets probably nood at
tent ion. too, and remomber we
have the only fueilittot) for hand
line thU work outside the woolen
will.
The Salem Steam Laundry
IWIIMHUHMIIMMHIM
White Rotary
Sewing Machines
No woman who ha eer nsad a lio-
,tv vwiujf machine would i-a baalc ta
- -dd typa of shuttle. The White
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IK t irv Shuttle eawbluM tk good
i ut of all other rotarie, aad has a
n filler of now features that pat it in
a i.l by itaelf.
Tension Indicator, Automat
matlc Tension Release,
Double Feed Shuttle Instant
ly Removable, Ball Bearing.
I H,-i.lf othtr uiaikd fttmeuieueea
that put the White in a elaas by itself.
I i 'all and ee it Tlio uew ones are
IxNtutim.
F. A. Wiggins'
Implement Houm 255-257 Liberty St
Farm Implement, Automobiles,
Sewing Machine and Supplies.
Star Restaurant
Bast 15c aaaU la the city Ooffw
wltb. cake Se. SI meal tickets for
179. SOt CommtrclaJ street.
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A GOOD APPETIZING MEAL
Can nlways be made on our tes
tier and juicy steaks, tboft
roasts, filets. Those who lovt
cboico meats of excellent fliv
nnd succulenco should try
steak, roast or chop from oo
primo beef., lamb, mutton K
veal. Our meats are favonta
with thoso who wish fiwt-clfl
nud nourishing foods, at ies
.nblo prices.
E. C. Cross.
State Street Market
for
ror
for
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a)av)M9aae9S9ec f)
Rev. Walter T. Mills
OF CHICAGO,
Will address the public at the Labor
Union Hall, om g rw
store, Tnwday eveniK, Oetolwr 4th, 't
7: Ij. t ou paiutc! WOB0n. md ih
soeUl and Ubor problem, of the proa
at aad future. If the evening is
Pleasant he will rk on the street.
Ulnv unloo, wd frtiwMl
a,W tX ". all cordially in
vited to hear tht n.Mei gH.aker ,t
HUIE WING SANG CO.
Great sale of rh,nee Rntl j8paneso
wear aad skirts. GeilU, aaU u
zrzr tMfy S "S-
:r a;tte,r court -
OALL ON YOUR STEPM0I
At the Salem Dre Wnri when you u
lined, velvet eollan on. alio .ulu'J
wie rnontn. You can get anytmng enw-"
pair ot aloT.'j to tha mot elatiorteil"
Mrs. 0. H. Witt I
ITop., m Commercing 1
TheYoi
No. 10
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LIGHT RUNNING
PERFECT ALIGNMENT
PERMANENT ALIGNMENT
EASE OF ACTION
BEAUTY OF CHARACTERS
AND DURABILITY,
75,000 SoW
J. D. BROWN, Agent.
230 Stark Street, Portland.
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Local Agent, 28S Commercial Sb!
Salem, Oregon.
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