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DAILY CAPIiTAL JOUBNAI SMffl, OREGON. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1906.
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JUSTICE
HAILEY'S
ADDRESS
Talks This Merning: to Stu
dents at Willamette
About Lincoln
Ninety and seven years ago, amid
(he rudest surrounding ef frontier
II fo, In Hardin county, Kentuoky,
the singular obaractor whloh the
world accepts as the typical Atuorl
can, first saw the light of day In tho
person of Abraham Lincoln. Fifty
years later ho described himself na
being, "In height six feet four Inohos,
nearly; lean la flesh, weighing on tho
avorago 180 pounds; dark complo
.on, with coarse blaok hair and gray
eyes; no othor marks or brands roo-
ejected."
Neither his parentage nor tils early
WILD ROSE
FLOUR
$.00 PER SACK
AT
ALL GROCERS
career possess much of Interest to
tho rising generation, except to ex
cite wondor that from so lowly and
uninviting beginnings could possibly
bo evolved such a sublime character
glvon to the loftiest efforts In the
cause of human liberty and bettor
ment of mankind. The most that
Lincoln could say about his ancestry
was what the French marshal, raised
from the ranks. Bald to his follow of
ficers of royal lineage, who tauntod
him with his low descent: "I am an
ancestor; you are only doseoritiants."
This, indeed, Is Lincoln's greatest
distinction In the lino of pedigree;
and It were well If many of his coun
trymen of today who can, make no
prouder boast, -as well as those who
can, would hv to It that they strive
as did he to become worthy ances
tors. To tho aversgeAmorlcnn, enjoying
the peace, plenty and prosperity ef
his day In the comforts of a home
whose scantiest furnishings aro pa
latial compared to the rudo cabin and
Its meager belonging of the Lincoln
family, tfee gloomy nifrect of that
lloorles, doorless and windowlees log
hut In the forest, seoms strange In
deed as the birthplace of one whose
name and fame shall ring forever
down the ages as tho great friends of
man.
It Is sot my purpose today to recall
the many hardships that surrounded
the early life of Lincoln nor to re
count the- many obstacles to progress
social, educational, moral and polit
ical that made his pathway to sue
one of thorns rather than of
roses. IUh ultimate euocee In over
sowing every barrier and at last re
ceiving the highest honors of a na
tion of freemen, should stand as an
Inspiration to every cltlsen, not only
of our own fair land, but of the wide,
wide world, And an an example of
the splondl(i roward to bo reaped by
patient and porsevorlng honesty, Ap
plication and unity of purposo In the
affairs of moo.
The object and purposo of our lives
U not measured by tho source and
surroundings from whence we come,
but by tho onds and conditions wo
seek to attain. Although born amid
I the royal splendor and of tllngly par
entage, If our livos lead not to hlghor
and nobler thoughts and deeds and
general progross of the wdrld, we live
In vain, and the kinder provldonoe
who permits us to Impede tho ways
of humanity should drive us as use
less drones frdm the world's hlvo of
activity. I do not moan by this to
say that overy young man should
strive to be a Lincoln, and that un
less he does so his llfo is vain; but
1 do say-that strife for tho better and
higher thlrtgs, moral, social, political,
and In every way of life, not only
brings thei things sought, butl oK
vates the seeker to a hlghor plane of
thought and action. Such Is ttio great
loqson gleaned from tho struggling
life of Lincoln from obscurity to
world wide promlnenco and overlast
Ing. fame. The one purposo of his
life was "night," spelled with a big
h.b um nus io reach it was
Piles Cured
Sufforing for Years, and Bod-Bidden
from Piles, a Contractor of Marl,
on, Indiana, Is Cured by
Pyramid Mo Cure.
Trial Taokage Mailed Frco to All Who
Send Name and Address.
Ml
It."
Do You Like Good Things?
Thn your cook should try PERFECTION FLOUR. It cost $10
a sack at any grocery store, Dloaded of Ilhiestera and vaMey wheat
it Is the beet flour sold today. TftJa la the flour that won tho eUver
"medal -at the Lewis and Clark Bvpositlon.
Capital City Flow ing- Mills
URYANT &. REEDER.
Modesty," always and everywhere
written In big capitals on his whole
being and In- his whole life. It Is
true that there are Incidents In his
early career among the rough and
rugged environments of his fronllor
home whkh apparently costrndlet
these strong traits In hla being, but
these were enly boyish methods' of
Impreslng npon his opponents by
Physical argument bis great sense of
the right, and all are forgotten In the
acts and declarations of his mature
years when, avowing a Arm belief In
he righteousness of Qod, ho declared
that In the cause, ef union nnalnst li.
Mnlon, "right would make mlhi
The coarse elements that neoom.
panled his younger days and nrovokn.1
his sympathetic nature to yield to
their vulgar Influences as witnessed
by some of the doggerel and othel
written expression of his boyhood,
gradually faded away before the ad
vance of an Improved civilisation,
and Just as the higher and better
phase of civil life drove back the low
r and rougher element and brought
forth the newer and better conditions
of every Wndso did the strong ohnr--acter
of Lincoln remove the stains of
earlier companionship and stand forth
resplendent In the fullness of a new
r and better manhood, rick In human
sympathy, from having aeon and en
dured the wants and woes of human.
Ity, and strong In lofty patriotism
from having learned the needa of bet
ter and mpre advanoed olvll oouJJ.
tlons.
In hla first decarntlon of principles
"I was troubled with Piles for sever
al years before I weald let It be known.
But at Jat they besamo so severo that
I could net walk and I had to tako my
bod. I tried everything and anything
tho dotera prescribed, and teek their
treatments fw a long time. Hut noth
ing ever did me any geed. I had seen
yeur ad. in different sewspapors, so I
get a 80-ent box and) began using
them. From the very first I get quick
relief and by the time I was starting
en my third box I saw I was eured. I
have net Wen troubled with them
since. Now yea saa use this as yen
plesee, betas it is genuine. Yours,
T. A. Sutton, Stone end Cement Con
traetor, Marion, Isd"
Instant relief ean be gotten by using
the marvelous Pyramid Pile Cure. It
Immediately redttees all congestion and
swelling, heals all ere, ulsors and Ir
ritated parte.
The moment yeu start to uno It yeur
infferlng ends and tho euro ef yeur
dread disease is la sight.
The Pyramid Pile Cure renders n
surgical operation foolhardy. Don't
baek te pieces theto tender muscles,
which must be Intact If n eatiifnetery
cure is te be eUalned.
The Pyramid Pile Cure is put up In
the form ef "eawyte-UM," specially
made, eeppetlteriM. They are seeth
ing, palalees, Intiant and certain.
A trial treatment will be sent yeu at
enee by mail, in plain, sealed wrapper,
without a sent ef expenso te yeu, If
yeu send yeur name and address te
Pyramid Drug Co.. 13.30, Pyramid
Building, Marshal), Mtek.
After yeu receive the sample, yeu
ean get a regular site package ef Pyr
amid Pile Cure at yeur druggist's fer
60 eents. er if he hasn't It, send us the
money and we'll tond t te you.
man activity and endeavor whose bo
som Is strewn with the wrecks nf
petty mon of selfish alms and whoso
highest and strongest waves havo
been proudly and triumphantly ridden
as a candidate for the legislature of to lh0 hftvon of fra d B'ory by the
Illinois, he advocated Inoreaso of rt roon of ovr v 9"W
transportation facilities both by rIlilun,c mt ' " u"ty
and water, and bettor means of edu 'I0",,M Rot lB narrow sense of
cation. Principles still advanoed by ho,,1,nK ofll t poUUcs In the
political aspirants. If we read their ' ,,r0ftd BS0 MttK jMl' Bd rr
declarations arfimL in hi. ..!, ? country, know and claimed Liu-
In this Initial campaign he elosed by ,n for ,u OWB Th affecUon was
saying, 'But if the good people In wulual an nKt Its rewards to
their wisdom shall see fit to keep me botht In tb BAra w0! pwotl
In the background, r have been too Ml PJU,o mind grew and
familiar with disappointment to l avsloxd from the narrow limits of
very much chagrined." Thus vetoing tBe UB'd member representing one
his absolute confidence in the will of eoun ,n l Mate lestslature, to the
the people and kU
abide by -the deoree
THAT SATISFIED EX
PRESSION Comes only whon tho oye gloss c'lps hold tight whon you smllo or
whon you frown.
We have the neatest and best eye glass mounting at prosont on tho
market "We are ohanglng othor makes every day. It's tho only noat
mounting whreh will stay on In warm weather. No trouble to show
It It's our buslnoss to fit glasses, and we do It correctly.
Chas. H. Hinges
New Jewelry and Optical Store
1 23 Commercial St. Next to Capital National Bank.
vammmmmmmmammmmmmmmmtmmmmmmmmmmBmmimmsamm
in his hours of depression and gloom.
Ills early study of the Book of Books.
the Holy lllble, acquainted him with
the choicest of literature and taught
him the everlasting principles or hu
man right and Justice as declared In
the ten commandments and the cor
mon on tho mount, and graved deep
Into his heart tho golden rule of ac
tlon; thus laying the firm foundation
upon whllh to build the splendid char
aotor so useful In his day and goner
alien.
The tall form of Lincoln moves no
more In his earthly tenement. Tho
kindly gleam of his metatteholy grny
eyes now reflects no earthly sympa
thy, the sweet smile of his homily
countenance rests only In the mem
ory of fortunate friends who survive
him; but the name and fame or Abra
ham Lincoln, tho Great Umanclpator,
who struck from the fettered slave
the bonds of slavery, and gave a new
birth to freedom In a land of liberty,
will ever stand as an Inspiring em
blem of the highest success attained
from humblest beginning by hon
esly of purpose, regard for right and
progressive development In the cause
of humanity and Justice.
May we thon "with malice toward
none; with charily to all; with firm
nes sin the right, na God gives us to
see the right." strive for the advanoo
ment and glory of our nation and of
an mnnicinu. and reootve from suc
ceeding generations the praise wo so
gladly nooord to him whoio memory
we revere when we say It Is well for
the world that ho lived.
Oonsul Off for New Post
San Francisco. Fob. 13. M. Hone
Halewych. the Belgian consul In this
oily, left today for Yokohama, to
take charge of his now post nu oonsul
general of Belgium In Yokohama,
Tills change means n decided promo
tion for M. Hnlswyolc
e m tne win or - m..mmiB, w i
willingness tol wltJft confines of the presidency of the
of fate. From la1,nB nation of the world," possess-
Midwinter Clearance!
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DRY GOODS, MILLINERY AND FURNISHING GOODS
!
Ladies' Coats, 5.00 and 48.00 values, sale price $3-75
Ladies Coats, $7.00 to $10.00 value, sale prices SK.OO
mi dress goods, sale pries 30f jo
fj.a Heavy all-wool drees gooas, oo-lo. wide, sale prie.e Q5c JQ
75c heavy all-wool dress goods, 50 in, wide, sale price ,, 45 yd
T5c heavy mixed suitings, 50 in. wide ., 35 yd
We neck xibboas, sale price ... 10 7d
Large towels, sale price , . .10 oe&
Mera andBoy's 86ebow neckties, sale price 10 each
Men's 75 dresa, shirts, sale price 43 each
50 dress skirts, sale prie $1-75
M.50 dress skirts, sale pric 9275
H50 dress skirts, sale priee ' $300
5.00 dress skirts, sale price S350
Win. dotted Swiss, sale priee 15s yd
R0STEIN & GREENBAUM
298 and 300 Commercial SU
Salem
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NOW IS YOUR TIME TO BUY
WOOD
1 AT SALEM SAW MILL
$1 .75 Pet Load
The Chas K. Spaulding Logging Co
SALEM. OREGON
this declaration of a deitlre for of
fice, ho ever possessed and repeated'
ly announced nn ambltlen for polit
ical honors, evidently realising that
his power for good lay atomr that
line rather than along the Him of pro
fessional or bttsines pursuits, for In
the latter he was a eWipM failure
and In the forwet only a partial u
cess. The noeomwedating purpese of us
Ing his hat fer a poatofilee delivery
box and his honest intent In waking a
sock Mr m a safety deposit vault
for his cash transactions afford
amusing examples ef the eeeentricl
ties of a great man, but warrant no
praise for bis finasetal abilities la
the world ef business.
In his practice of the law he dls
played the prime requisite of every
successful advocate an abundance of
common sense, but was greatly de
ficient in that wide reading and deep
study of the law which constitute
learning, the essential complement of
common sense in the general makeup
of a great lawyer. His knowledge of
human nature and great sympathy In
all human causes, coupled with his
power to terse expression, and fund
of anecdotal Illustrations, made him
a great advocate, who won the favor
of juries and wrested from them ver
dicts in accordance with his Ideas of
human rights. His powers as a law
yer, however, were limited to the
cause in which he believed. To use
tho language of one of his recent
biographers, he "generally refused to
take cases unless he could see that
as a matter of genuine right he ought
to win them." A fine sentiment, si
ways applauded by the layman, but
sometimes disregarded by the practi
tioner in his teal for personal success
Neither business nor law was Lin
coin's forte. For the one he had no
capacity; for the other hla sysapa
tales were too deep and his sense of
right and justice too broad to be cir
cumscribed by the technical terms
of precedents a&d ancient form. Pol
itics that wide and restless sea of hu
Ing tho power to proclaim liberty to
the individual of the nation as his
forefathers had proclaimed It for the
nation Itsotf nearly a century befere
Unooln, the boy candidate for the
lislatHre, willing to abide the vsr
diet ot the people of his rounty. was
far removed from Lincoln the man
l'lesidejU ready to exeruta the com
mands of his country nnd prevent the
dis-Hntoa ef a eatiou. Two common
Halts join the boo to the man-strict
adheronse te. what he thought was to
be the tight and a nr regard for
honesty.
Almost countless pages of history,
written by both friend and foe, tell
the story of that four years fraternal
strife following Lincoln's Inauguration
as President, and from those' pages
you of thin generation, far removed
by tlmo and space from the passions
and prejudice of their day, ean learn
the right and tho wrong of those who
fought valiantly for what each deem
ed to be the right. For my part, I
thank God that Christian charity and
the healing Influence of time, aided by
greater Industrial aotlvlty, havo obllt
era ted the fearful scars of that strug
gle, and I most earnestly pray that
the recording angel shall Inscribe up
on the everlasting rolls only the deeds
of daring and words of brotherly love
of I3!uo and Gray alike, as tributes
of glory to the valor of Americas
sailors, soldiers and statesmen, north
and couth.
There wre slants la those days."
Mighty men of business, mighty men
of war, and mighty men of statesman,
ship; yet high above them all, not in
business, not in war, and perhaps
not la statesmanship, but In that
which Is far greater unselfish pat
riotism and love of liberty for the In
dividual, rose the mlghtly Lincoln
Right with hjm was not a matter ef
color, a nation meant union.
A firm belief in the wisdom and
righteousness of God and of His
guiding hand in the management of
the affairs of men and of nations,
gave to Lincola a steady purpose la
h s high resolves and sustained hla
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Medals awarded by
the Lewis and Clark
Exposition for
Light,, Sweet, appe
tising Griddle Gates
Muffins and Boston
Brown Bread made
from Allen's B. B.
B. Flour. Ast your
grocer for it.
Allen's B. B. B.
Flour Co.
Pseific Ceast Factory, Ban Jsm, Cal
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Rbbc Vehicle
TIRES
lilted to your old or new buggies.
Ilrlng In your buggy and get It
ready for the nprlng driving. Wo fit
all sites of tires to all sorts ot rigs,
with good fresh nteck, and guarantee
our work.
Thin Is our fourth season at It, so
we know how.
Call and see our Mnes and well
quote priee.
F. A. Wiggins
XUPLBMHKT H0U8B,
ee-M7 Liberty Street
Farm Implements, Wheels, Anteno
hllrj, Sewing Mneblns and Supplies.
DR. KUM
Wondciful CHINESE DOCTOR
Will treat yen with Oriental herbs
and cure any disease without operation
or pain.
Dr. Knra la ksewn everywhere la
Salem, and has eured many prominent
people here. He has lived in Salem
for 20 yeras, and ean be trusted. He
uses many medicines unknown to white
doctors, nnd with them can curs
catarrh, asthma, lung troubles, rheu
matUm, stomach, liver, and kidney dis
eases. Dr. Kum makes a specialty of dropsy
snd female troubles. Bis remedies
cure private diseases when everything
else fails. lie has hundreds of testi
monials, and gives consultation free.
Frisco let medicines rery moderate.
Fersess in the country can write for
blank. Bead stamp,
If yon want some extra Use tea, get
tt from na.
DB. SCUM SOW WO OO,
107 South High street, Balsas, Oregon.
Opposite Hotel Belesa. P. O. Jix leff.
Our New
BUGGfES
Have
ARRIVED
' We have the biggest and
best stock of buggies, surreys
and wagons this spring that
we have ever shown. Not An
other store in Safem can show
as complete a line.
This new stock is now
ready for destitution.
We have a lot of new har
ness to match the buggies.
We manufacture all our
own harness.
No factory made goods,
Ee S ha,mpotitf
Sad dley Co.
BsUblisked 1S9.
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