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CHRISTMAS
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G. W. Johnson I
& Co.
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS 1
141 Commercial st.
HIS CHRISTMAS
will soon bo u happy reality. Tho
more UHcftil tho present the more It
wfll ho appreciated tho more Iio'll
enjoy It -Wo hnven't n present In tho
Htoro thut isn't of the most useful
kind things men wear. Every one
is right priced.. No extra Christmas '
price attached, cither.
SUSI'ENDEHS.,
KECKWEAK.
PAJAMAS.
UMllItELIiAa.
SHIRTS.
HANDKEKOHIEFS.
HOUSE COATS.
HATS.
SWEATERS.
OI.OVKS.
HOSIERY.
HATH ROUES.
Come to Our Store and See the Men's Presents.
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tho wealth of tho United States at
$110,000,000,000, which has heon
piled tin in a little nioro than 100
years, and the larger part of it in
tho last fifty ears. In comparing
tho wealth of the United States with
that of othor countries Mr. Monaghan
introduced some statistics. In 2,000
years Great Britain, which had paid
trlhuto of gold to tho Caesars and
sold tin to tho Phoenicians, had piled
up only $55,000,000,000; France,
with Its mngnlucont vineyards and
textllo works, had piled up only $50,-
000,000,000; Germany, including all
of its provinces, had only $45,000,
000,000; Russia, with one-sixth of
tho inhahltublo nlobo under Its rule,
had $35,000,000,000; Italy, with its
wonderful cities, had $19,000,000
000, and Spain, with all of tho wealth
of the Montozumns., had only $12,
000,000,000. England had about
12,000,000 squaro miles of coal, tho
most of it In Scotland and Wales.
They havo been using coal for over
300 years, and many of tho mines
aro now dopleted. It is estimated
that their supply can last only from
250 to 400 years longor. In this
country wo havo 225,000 square
miles of coal lands. At tho rato we
aro consuming It our coal will last
0,000 years. And now wo read that
Italy is gaining her lost ground ns a
manufacurlng country becauso they
havo learned to harness tho rivers
and mountains with electricity. This
goes to show that oven If our coal
supply ran out. wo could' maintain
ourselves indoflnitoly by means of
electricity.
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Most people know that if they have
been aick they need Scott's Emul
sion to bring back health and strength,
But the strongest point about Scott's
Emulsion is that you don't have to be
sick to get results from it
It keeps up the athlete's strength, puts fat
on thin people, makes a fretful baby happy
brings color to a pale girl's cheeks, and pre.
vents coughs, colds and consumption.
Food in concentrated form for sick and
well, young and old, rich and poor.
And it contains no drugs and no alcohol
ALL DRUQOISTSl COo. AND $1.00.
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MENTATIONS through tho Oregon- B'n which wo havo just covered,
hut tho limes nnd tho ono of that
portion of hl'i address which has
boon telegraphed indicato that ho
must havo had tho teachings and
tondonctes of certain mon in mind.
Ono warning in rospect to which
JubMco Browor was emphatic was as
to our recklessness In public oxpondl-
not only THE OR.itllro' or rnther tho abUB0 ot nuullc
V MOVEMENT to crc" H lol)itdd out that In a do-
cauo oi unprecedented prosperity and
'rapidly growing national wealth wo
Inn. Ho fcolH, no doubt, that it wouia
bo hopoloss to oxpect fair treatment,
and usolosa to carry on unproiltablo
nowspnpor controversy. If his ox
ainplo woro followed by tho public
gonorally tho effect WOULD UK
HENKFICIAIi TO OREGON.
Justlco to Mr. Teal requires It ho
Btatcd that ho wob
GANI'ER OK Til
Bend n largo delegation to tho nn
Jl'STICK TO MR. TKAIi.
In tho Orogonlau'B Washington
correspondence, giving nu account of
what took placo hoforo the rivers and
harbors committee of congi-ow, when
tho delegation of Oregon IhibIiibhh
mon appeared In behalf of appropri
ations for thin mute, tharo lu groat
InJiiHtluu dune to Josaph Toal, of
Portland.
Ho is represented an having not
boon thoro at all, or having taken any
part In tho procoodingti, which la a
iiilttntproHBiitulkm of tho fact, an UK
WAS HI'OKIWMAN OK THE DKI.K
OATIO.V, and mudu tho fullost and
llnnnl t-lvnra ntwl linrlinrn rnnirrnRH.
but ho wasTHK MOST PROMINENT havo not dMronBOd tho national debt
PRIVATK OITIKN AT THAT ly 0I1Q l,ennv' Moat oi tll states
OIiEAT CONVENTION-, serving as nr0 honv3r ,n, dobt- Thor ,B a ,toiml;
chairman of tho committeo on roBo- o.icy to a rapid Increase of munc pa
lutlonB with great ability. , oh Igatlons So far a, municipal
It has been the cuatom nltogothor olt cqob It Is doubtless to a consld-
too much to bollttlo and misrepresent ornblo-oxtont for productive purposes
and pilbllC-splrlted vu.u ,.,.. mnmii:., mh-
glUHU IUB UUIH. IU a 1UHS CMUIll
stnto debt has boon crontod for that,
purposo. In tho mnlu the national
dobt I tho rosult of war and should
our public men
prlvnto ccItlzonB In Orogon. To Ig
noro tha work of a man llko Joseph
Toal In connection with tho dovolop-
iiiont nf im u-ntiiruMivn In A SPHPIK?
OK KOLIA' AM) SMAI.LNKSS that ,)0 8I,00(lll' tnBiilBhod as a great
Ih unworthy of any school of ropnt
able JournallBiu.
Mr. Toal and his niwoelntaH In tho
grant work thoy hava undertaken
aro vory much appreciated In Ore
gon, and thay do not dopond upon
nawnpapor boosting to hnvo tho
merlU of tholr .labors uudorstood. .
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PILES CURED IN (I TO II DAYS.
PASO OINTMENT la guaranteed
moat complete statotuoitt of tho noodajto ouro any cnBO of Itching, Bllud,
of tho uppor and lowur Columbia
rlvor and IIh mouth. Ho nnuworud
nll of (Minimum llurton'H lniultin
INTKI.I.ICiK.VTI.V A N D W IT II
fllllCAT AIllliJTY.
Tho sumo account telegraphed tha
Information that Mr. 13. llofar, tha
editor of thlH paper, killed tho bill
to havo tho government purehaso tho
locks and canal at Oregon City. As
TIIK OUKflONfAN IS VERY SLOW
TO GIVE ANY MAN CREDIT WITH
SUCH TREMENDOUS powor as kill
ing iv bill of Hint much merit and
magnitude, tho readers must draw
tholr own conclusions.
Tho editor of this pnpor will not
defend himself In print against any
thing tho Orogonlnn limy any about
him, but will Htato tho facta to tho
pooplo on sumo public
...1....... il.. ...Ill I, n n........l ....!.. in I
wuvru wiuiu mil i'w uihiuihihuj u
fairly unawor charges without foun
dation Mr. Teal pursues tho wUo policy of
NEVER ANSWERING MI81JKPHK.
Hloodlng or Protruding Plloo In 6 to
11 days or money refunded, GOc.
o
RKSPKCT THE CONSTITUTION.
FOR
BOY
fl
TU)ix) i.s mo tw-ceejit more pre
tk-l ov hclpfnl Mum a Saving
Hk Hook with hla iinuio written
oh K Urat 9.
In w4h It ko will receive his
Ami Iwanoma Iw lnwttneaa pmcth-e
w!MeKHrMtl to Mvouioucy,
Vo 'Nn ccoHt for
Uim bf MMkJm eerit ot oho
Hold 1'aM to That Bulwark of Aincil
cau Civil Liberty.
(San Francisco Chronlola.)
JiiHtloa Drawer of tha suprama
court of tho United States Improves
fruquont opportunities to address his
oountrymon on tho grent prluolploa
of our government. Ho sooms always
willing, upon so mo appropriate occa
Hlott, to glvo weighty couuboI on vital
topliw. As a preacher of political
righteousness ho stands head and
shoulders above any othor living
Amorlcau bar none. In a recent ad
draH nt Now Rochollo. in New York.
occasion, j &a theme waa rospect for tho con
stitution nnd steadfast maintenance
and strengthening of nil tho bulwarks
of civil and political liberty which
our forefathers Incorporated In that
I venerable Instrument. It la tho foun
'dtttlon upon which tho whole groat
Htructuro of our government rosta. It
has been provovl amnio for all tho
oxlgoncloa ot our complex modern
civilization. All portions ot tho struc
ture which havo been gradually built
up aro founded upon tho constitution
as our forefathers nuido It, nnd no
part can bo taken away without Im
pairing tho solidity ot tho wholo
And lu no part would such groat dan
gor follow nny dlslodgemont or un
dormlnlng aa In thow great provis
ions which guarantee to each ot tho
differing and wldoly soparatoa rj
glons ot our vast country tho right
to oiMer their own lmmodlato local
affairs In accordauco with tholr con
ditions, traditions, necessities and. It
yon ploaso, projudlcoa. In no way
can tho pervading spirit ot national
paMrotUm bo bo quickly or so dan
eorously Unpaired aa by nnr attempt
L ot tho national authority to Intrude
on tho UmcUonore4 a4 dwrW cair-
llwd rlghU of ol l(-iOYrawbftt
local aKali-s. JuaUca Brwr dW
not ftxtaud bit remark! Into tM
meusuro of national dofonse. Thoro
Ih urgout douuuul for oxpendlturos
for rivers, hnrbors, Irrigation, drain
ago nnd othor produotlvo obJoctB.
Doubtloas wo should mnko such ox
puu'dlturoH, but thoy nro but a vory
smnll Pnrt of our annual national
outlay, and sldo by sldo with thorn
, wa should return to tho policy of ex
tinguishing our iittoroat-boarlns debt
This would roloaso approximately
$26,000,000 now paid as Intorost by
tho rlohotit nation of tho world, which
ought to owo no man anything, to bo
applied toward productive davolop
mont of tha national resources, AH
war taxas should bo continued until
all war dobts nro paid.
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"IN A BAD WAY."
Many a Salem Eeadar Will Tool Qrato.
ful for This Information.
Whoa your back gives outj
Ilcoomos latno, wook or achlugj
Whan urinary troubles set in,
Your kidneys aro "la a bad way,"
Doan's Kidney Pills can euro you.
Here is local evidence to prove It.
W, C, Johnjon, ganlenor, of 1021
Mill at root, Salem, Oregon, snys: "I
had tho fiprlp a year ago this Soptomber
and I bollovo It loft tno with kidney
cotnplnlut, at any rate, I suffered with
pains la tho small of my back and ach
ing at nights. In the morning when I
a?oso I felt latno and sore and tired
very eailly and ofiton felt languid.
Occasionally there woro attacks of
headaches and dlssy spoils an often
there wcro specks before my eyes. The
kidney secretions wcro infrequent and
contained a rediment. Tho relief I
obtained from Dr. Doan's Kidney Pills
was vory grctit. I felt better after
taking the first box, and I now feel In
better health than for a long time.
Every kidney sufferer should use Dr.
Doan'a Kidney Pills."
For ealo by all dealers. Price 50
cents. FostorMllburn Go., Buffalo,
Now York, solo agents for the United
States.
Remomber the name Doan 'a and
tak no other.
UU
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Nobody Will Lick Uncle Sam.
It used to bo the firm belief nnd
constant assertion In this country
that Undo Sam could lick all crea
tion. It Is now tho gloomy conviction of
a cortain proportion of tho popula
tion, including numerous nowspnpor
editors, that Undo Sam cannot lick
anybody on tho contrary, that ho
will et llckod by anybody who un
dertakes tho Job.
Thoro Is no othor way of explain
ing tho shivery and apprehensive nt
tltudo of mnny Journalists toward tho
Japanc30 oplsodo. To bogln with,
tho timid Journnllsts assumo that
tho slightest friction 'with tho Japan
oso sovornmont will result in war,
and, further, thnt If thoro Is war wo
shall inevitably bo defontcd.
Undo Sam. it thus appears, has
waned rathor than waxed In courage
and prowess during tho last four or
live yoars, because provlous to that
period he did not ask any odds of
anyono.
This, of courso. Is looking at tho
matter from tha standpoint of tho J
ttmorouH ones. As wo llrmly bollovo,
however, thoy do not roproeant tho
aamMment ot tho nation nor nny con
siderable olemont of It. Wo nro not
propared to acauleeco lu tho notion
that tho pooplo of tho United Statos,
Bomo 85,000,000 In numbor, olthor
fear or havo any cauo to fear nny
natlou on onrth or any combination
ot nations.
Wo bollovo that Undo Sam is just
aa bravo and Just as "husky" as ho
ovor waa. Coming to a particular In
stance, wo nro llrmly convlncod that,
having onforced tho rospoct of Eu
ropo, Undo Sam Ih not going to be
como tho anxious nnd conciliatory
toady of Asia or any part of Asia.
This la tho plain English of it.
Any nation that want3 trouble with
tho United States of America will cor
tnlnly bo nccommodated, and. any na
tion that hunts such troublo will ac
quire strenuouB expcrlenco In the
subsequent proceedings.
For 11 vo years this nation, divided
agalnBt Itself, wnsed tho most stu
pendous, bloody and desperate war
known in tho history ot tho human
raco. If anybody in this country or
out of It hns any Idea thnt tho re
united nation, twlco as populous nnd
ten times ns wealthy. Is going to
"knucklo down" or zo to defeat be-
foro any other nation or alllanJ
nations such a person Is strangein
norant of tho temper and resources
tho American people.
Wo desire peaco and amity with,
mo peoples ot tno earth. We rl
undoubtedly sco that Justice Is de:
to tho Japnneso In San France
I3ut lot no timorous souls lmajk
tnat it win uo becauso pf fear or t
orclon. Those words nro not In Cm-l
Sam's vocabulary of possibilities.
Nobody 1b going to bulldoze Unci
Sam, much loss trounco him. TbJ
may ns woll bo understood first i
last. Chicago Chronicle.
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PERFECTION
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In n recent address Professor Mon
aghan of tho department ot com
merce and labor niaMo a plea for tho
oatablUhmont In this country of 9
perfect system of trado Bchoola such
tut vxlat on tho continent ot Europo
Prxtfaasor Monaghan also pointed
out tht tha Unitad SUtM vevt oa
at wonderful opportunitlec. He placed
Footballs and
Supplies $1 up.
Air Rifles
$1.00, $1.50
Ingersoll Watches
$1, $1.25, $1.50.
Shot Guns.
$5.00 up.
Jerseys all colors
$3, $2.50, $2.75
Have a fine umbreHa
made to order.
Punching Bags
$1.50 up to $5.
sxsca3Sfsm
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Christmas Gift
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Ammunition for
for Rifle and
Shotgtms.
Hunting Knives,
Axes, etc
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Velocipedes $1.00
$1.25, $2, $2.50
Express
Sun
Was
Typewritert
BoxineiGloves
$1 up to $&!&
Baseball Gves
Etc.
Rifles
$2.50 afldjJ
Sweaters
2.50, $M2Ji
Pocket Knives
at any price
Razors, Strops
and
Hones
Hand Carts
$3.50, $5.00
$8.50
Gymnasium Stfits
$1,00
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