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Newspaper Page TextTJtOwn UAmwfcHiMDatti j -a -? 'ft :j - y-" "r - f "Wl &$ l'Tf K 9 m MwaHHHMHMBnMmMMMM n m kAtUl IMjrfinlJ KUUlMili, itmjn,.ti, wtknwjii. U lllim J .lUJit 1!, 1WU7. HOFER BROS., PdMfa "" Proprietors K. HOFKIt, Kdltor. A. P. HOFKR, Manager. TUB JOURNAL STANDS FOR PnOOItKSS, DEVELOPMENT, GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGRADHD LABOR. GOOD THE PRIMROSE PATH; Tho green fans of tlio choBtniit troo3 Arc nil unfolding ono by ono, Tho breath of April's In tho breezo, Tho long Rtrcota gllatcn In tho sun. r Tho tasaolod lilacs In tho squaro Are full of nods and whlsporlngs, Whllo black bolcd poplars stir tho air With hints of happy sccrot things. Tho town la nil no fair and flno, Tho streets thoy mnko bo brave n bIiow, And yot nnd yet Corlnnn mlno. "i'ls now tho palo prlmroBes blow. The -woods nro calling us today Whoro grasBy hills fall fold on fold; Come, lot us tnko tho primrose way And gather wealth of faory gold. "Put off your dainty silks and laco For loathorn shoon and humospun gown, Jomo, leavo this bustling market placo To play tho trunnt out of town. Scrofula Few are entirely reo from it. It may develop so slowly as to cnuso little if any disturbance during the wholo period of childhood. It may then produce dyspepsia, ca tarrh, and marked tendency to con sumption, before causing eruptions, sores or swellings. To get entirely rid of it tako tho great blood-purifier, Hood's Sarsaparilla In usual liquid form or In chocolated tablets known as Sarsatabs. 100 doses $1. t V-y "For though In town tho sun shlnos gny, You cannot hear tho Hwoot birds sing; Come, my Corlnnn, como nwny, And lot us go n-prlmroBlng. Rosamond .Marriott Wntson, In tho Athannsum. o , ' NORTHEN ON THE NEGRO. In his Fourth of July nddross nt Montclnlr, Now .Torsoy, formor Govorn "or William l). Northon of Goorgln discussed tho nogro problom ns It nro- noniB itsoir in n genernl way throughout tho south and moro particularly ovorlnkon tho city. ttB ho vlown It nl cIobo rnngo in floorgln. Two of his ullornncoB woro slgnlllcnnt nnd suggostlvo. "Tho white man and tho nogro," ho said, ARE AH DISTINCT IN 'RACIAL ELEMENTS AH THE EXWEMKH OP ALL Till: RACES CAN filJOGEHT OR IMPLY. ... I have no solution to offor for tho nogro problom an It exists In Now Jorsoyj It should bo handlod according to tho conditions nnd tho noods of ouch locality." This projocts, llrid, a dollcnlo romlndor Mint Gooreln nnd ovnrv nllmr nouthorn state Insist on being loft utrletly alono In this matter of donl Iiik with tho relations of tho two rncos, onali lo hnndlo tho thing In Its own way and to settle tho local "problem" If It can. It win moroly ntiotliar wny of saying "Hands off!" to tho people of tho noith tho moddlors of tho north. Tho romark suggosts iiIbo that It is not wholly Inconcolvnblo that Now .Torsoy may boiiio day linvo a nogro "problom" of her own. Indeed, tho slito of the nogro population in Montclnlr a traditionally ojtcluslro whllo community Is ono of tho llrst things that linprossos n visitor there for tho first tlmo, having In mind tho fnmo that tho town bus achieved as an nlmoHt Idunl oontor of Htiburhnn homos. Tho whlto people of tho north .anil of tho south will lm fmm.i tn i.. almost exactly ullk In tholr Idoas of tho Vaco rolatlon whonovor and whorovor whites nud blacks In any community approximate onch othor In numhon mid ofipeelnlly whero tho luttor outnumber (ho formor. NORTHERN DISCUSSION OP Till! SoVniKHN "PRORLEM" HAS ALWAVH REEN ONLY ACADEMIC AT IIKST, RICCAUSE HAD AT MN1 RANGE. 1 Pennsylvania. New Jersey nnd oven Now York may somo day havo the thing confront thorn at close rtttigu. Governor Northon gave hli auditors something to tako homo nnd think about, too. when lie mild: 'Whllo w (In Georgia) deny nnd disallow hooIiiI oqunllty, wo are tjulto iih He to grunt -and to dafuud the nugroe's fulloHt rights In In dUHtrlul privileges and huslu tippnrtuiiltltM. Tho people of tho south "would nithor have his nurvlcw than that of any people on onrth. Hut It Is poHslblo that tho kind of education lo which ho has boon oncourngod hits given him a foellpg of Hslf-snlllelenry that bus llftod him ontlroly out of place; nud It Is because of this condition that tho whlto pooplo of Uwuglu nro turning from tholr employ of negroes to othor pooplo rrom tibroud." Comparatively few northerners have liny Idea of tho wctent to which thH whlto pooplo of (ho south burden themsolvos with taxes for tho odu outlon of tho uugrous. Their notion of thu proprieties will not. of courso. permit tho cooduon tlon of the two race; houee separate school systems nro necessary thus pinctloully doubling tho cost In many liutuucet). In Georgia, for lilHtuuoo, NEGROES RECEIVE ADOPT ONR-THIRD OP THE STATE APPROPRIATION POR Pt'lll.lC Hl'llOOKS, ALTIIOPGH I'll ICY PAY LESS THAN ONE-FIPTKENTH OP THE TAXES; of ovory 1100 thus disbursed thoy got about $31 whllo contributing only nbout 50.50 of II. And In no othor region In the world U the thoughtful observer so in lien Impressed as In tho south with the force of Pope's lino A llttlu knowoldgo is a dnngorous thing; Drink deep, or tnslo not the Pierian spring. Mjrlad of negroes thero got only n smattering of oduoatlon -Just enough to unlit thetn for tho plantation nd other unskilled labor, but not enough to mako them ambitious for Industrial or commorolal prog row; ami (hoy wnstltuto by fur tho least desirable of the black papula tion In many uommunltlos. Is It any wonder then that u Florida legislator not so very long ago mud title proposition In all seriousness? Ml.lr I'S," U DHCIRED, "QUIT TAXING OVRSHLVHS TO SEND NIGUKIW H) SCHOOL. THKY VSK THE HDUOiVnON THAT WE CIIVK TllliM ONLY POR YOTING AGAINST lS AND H) OPPOSING I'S IN HVKItV WAY." It inoit rortrtlnly U not to be womlcreil t that blttok plantation and othor loHgh Uuor U grciwing scwrrer In the wiuth nnd that the pooplo arc HKrly iohini oui for white Immigration. It U lW. indiistilHl education llko tUnt furnished Rt Tuekoogee that the ihmjiu uot uotnls- but U U tUU sort that he gete the leasi of. VUAKERS WELCOME THE ELKS Philadelphia, July 13. Bont on maintaining tho roputatlon as the City of Hrothorly Love, Philadelphia bponod its gates in Fraternal greet ing to tho Elks who arrived todny, as tho advanced gunrd of tho thou sands now speeding ncross tho con tinent to tako part In tho convention horo during tho coming week. By tomorrow morning, when tho special trains will bogln to nrrlvo, tho stroam of visitors will bocomo n flood that throatens to swamp tho hospitality of tho city and transform Philadel phia into a camping ground for homoloss, but happy "mils." Alrondy n "period of unwontod ac tivity that presages tho oncoming of tho Knights of tho Big Noise, has Tho local Elks havo wig-wagged tho "23" Blgn to tho hondquartors of Morpheus and that hoary old god of somnolonce has botnken hlmsolf to Now York for n porlod of comparatively calm. Philadelphia Is wldo owako. With n fund of $100,000 at tholr dlspoBnl, tho local lodgos havo loft nothing undono to nmuso and ontcrtnln the visitors. Tho numbor of Elks nnd tholr frlonds nnd rolutlvos that Father Penn will bo called upon to ontcrtnln during tho coming wook Is variously ostlmated nt from 100,000 to 200, 000. It is Hkoly thnt tho latter num ber will bo moro noarly correct. Whoro and how to houso this big nrmy Is n question Hint for weoks bus tnxod tho brolns of mombors of tho hotel commlttoo. Thoro nro 500 holols and npartmont housos In tho clly nnd twlco ns nnny rooming houses of tho bottor clnss, nnd nil of thoHo havo been pressed Into Borvlco to ontertaln tho hosts1 of "Hills." Tho bookings huvo boon mndo on n biisls of four mon to n room. It Is reported Hint tho delegntlous from several southern cities have arranged i.. i ,.. ...ii . . .. " 'oi iii i-iiiiuiau ciirs uuring tholr stay, whllo n western lodgo will con vert the bountiful ball-room of tho Bollovuo-Stratford Into n cnmplng ground, whoro 300 cots hnvo boon placed bide by side. Tho prlco paid for this privilege was $3000, The Philadelphia Ilntol Keopors' associa tion has adoptod a liberal ichedulo of rat, which will bo strictly ndhorod to nnd tho custom of overcharging, common nt big conventions will not bo toloratod. Any hotel "holding up" Its guoUt will be boycottod by tho Elks and their frlonds. Tho finishing touchoa wero ndded today to tho most lavish decorative sohomo ever attempted In Philadel phia bIiico tho groat Centennlnl ox- position of 187(5. Elk omhlems nnd and strings of electric bulbs have been run from the top of William Pcnn's hat to the four corners of the building. Tho magnificent Court of Honor, on Broad street, from Wal nut to Race, hns boon completed and it Is one of the most beautiful struc tures of the kind ever erected In this city. Tho grand lodge officers nnd com- mltteo chairmen have established headquarters at tho Bollevue-Strat-ford, the city's leading hostelry, and today nro busily engaged In complet ing final arrangements for the con vention. Rental for tho headquart ers during tho week is said to he $10,000. All of the fraternal orders of the city havo Joined heartily in aiding tho local Elks in their preparations and the Masonic bodies, Eagles, Red Mon, Knights of Columbus and a number of Roclnl and political club3 will keep open houso during the week. Tho gates of Olrard college will bo thrown open to tho Elks and all delegato3 wearing tho official badgo will be admitted without tho custom- nry pass. Thousands of women nro expected among tho visitors nnd thoy will not bo neglected. Private nnd public nutomoblloB by tho hundreds lmve boon donntcd for tholr froo use. All fominino Elks will bo admitted froe to hnseball gamos and scoros of other nmusomonts. Tho Elks of Camden, N. J., the "llttlo nnp" across tho river from tho "big sloop," aro also wldo awako. Their lodgo room will bo wldo opon and stooked with good things to oat nnd drink during tho wook nnd ovory visiting Elk will bo glvon ns n sou- vonlr n bountiful llttlo flnsk filled with 27-yonr-old "Torsoy Lightning." Special excursions will be run to At lantic City, Tronton nnd othor Now Jorioy towns. Tho grnnd lodgo will opon Mondny night at tho Grand oporn houso, vhoro tho guests will bo welcomed by Mayor Royburn, Governor Stunrt and othors. Tuosdny's foaturo will be a gront froo feast at Washlngton-Pnrk-on-tho-llawaro. Tho groat mas30d band parado of 3000 musi cians will tako plnco Wednosdny, and the pnrado of all lodgos of tho ordor In to bo hold Thursday morning, o later, as was the case In New York. Two-thirds of the cigar nnd to bacco operatives of the country nro women and thes have influential or ganizations, especially in Now York, Boston and other eastern cities. Tho Boot nnd Shoe Workers' union has thousands of women on its member ship rolls, as ha3 the United Hatters' organization. Women nre conspicuous in many other occupations, notably ns dress makers, milliners, bookbinders and In the unclassified sewing trades. Shirt, collar nnd cuff making, laun dry work nnd paper box manufacture employ 75 per cent women. Other occupants In which women nre extensively employed, and which have been Imperfectly organized nre the hotel and restaurant employes, cloth hat nnd cap makers, neckwear Industry, glove manufacture, retail clerks and school teachers. o AH the World. knows that Ballard's Snow Liniment has no superior for Rheumatism, Stiff Joints, Cuts, Sprains, Lum bago and all pains. Buy it, try it and you will always uso it. Any body who has used Ballard's Snow Liniment is a living proof of what It does. All wo ask of you isto got a trial bottle. Pri-'o 25c, 50c nnd $1.00. Sold by D-. :- 'Fry. COMMON SENS? Leads most Intelligent people iT, mediaincs of known comtMslii? forcfusthalDr.PIcrS, makeWwlllchprlntevS entering loAo Ihem upon tho W pers and attVst ts corrcctnCJC aro dally grU-Ing In favor T position of DVJ Pierce's med clnT w . -. j wmj t-.,. . mien noli of ho.vlntrtlipiirrh luu.r tion turned fullyrmM conhdcnLthat jjig Wttrr tr? oi inrsn mcdTclnfTrTT ! m, nj'.ufcviirative tnw SHIP APPLES TO GERMANY. Wonatclico Man Receives Orders for 100,000 Boxes. WOMEN WORKERS . ORGANIZE Now York, July 11. To secure for tho women workers of Amerlon n full monturo of rownrd for their services nnd better conditions of labor nre tho. objocts of a gront Industrial con forenco to bo hold In New York to morrow under the uusplces of tho National Women's Trndo lTninn league. Simultaneous mooting will bo hold In Chicago nud noston nnd ngltntlon is oxpoctod to nssumo a nn tloiml scope. Plans will bo mndo for E. Wagner, who took over 0000 boxes of applos from Wnnotchoe, Wnsh., to Australia last fall whoro ho found n rondy markot for them, roturnod recently from his long trip. Ho enmo back by way of Europe, whero ho visited a number of cltios nnd mndo a comploto clrclo of tho globe, says n Wenntchoo lotter. Aftor his roturn Mr. Wngner stnt od that ho bollevod it would bo pos sible to mnrkot tho output from tho Wonntchoo vnlloy soctlon In Austra lia and Europonn markets nnd ho will probably branch out extensively In tho oxport buslnoss. Ho stntos ho has nn ordor for 100,- 000 boxos of npplos to go to norlln noxt fall. At nn nvoraco of S3 nor box this order amounts to $300,000 nnd Is rognrdod a good pleco of busi ness. Tho fruit will be principal Dolawaro Rods and Missouri Pippins. Ordors for npplos to go to London nnd othor nrltlsh markets havo boon froquont but bo far ns Is known this Is the llrst ordor ovor booked for tho German capital. East Orogonlnn. ki : Abrnhnm Lincoln was n man who, against nil odds, attained tho hlghost honor a man can get in tho Unltod Stntos. Bnl lnrd's llorehound Syrup hns attained n placo, novflr equalled by nny othor Uko romody. It is n-Biiro euro for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Influon- a nnd nil Pulmonnry dlsensej. Evory mothor should keep supplied with this wondorful cough medicine. Sold by D. J. Fry. -o nlzcd. Being who UylnaTirrfl medicinal principles extracted tlve forest roots, by oxact original with Dr. Plorco, andi uso of a drop of alcohol, triple chomically puro glyccrlno beC stead In extracting and prose?, curatlyo virtues residing lnil employed, these medicines t , froo from tho objoctlon of ddV by croatlng an appotlto for cohollc beverages or habit. drugs. Examine tho formulj bottlo wrappers tho samo as i Dr. Pierce, and you will flndi "Golden Mndtcal Discovery tv, blood-purifier, stomach tonic il regulator tho modlclno which. rccomtnondod to euro consutaniu advanced stages (no modlclnowin; yot docs euro all thoso catarrh) tlons of head and throat, weak w torpid liver and bronchial troub! lungs and hang-on-coughs, walck lectcd or badly treated lead tm Anally tormlnato In consumntlm Tako tho "Golden Medical tL n time and it is not likely toX you If only you glvo It a thcZ fair trial.' JDon't expect almi won't do supernatural thlnn xl oxcrclso your pntlonco and porMT uso for a reasonable Icncth of tin. Its full benefits. Tho Ingrodlenffi Dr. Plerco'fi medicines nro coobmI tho unnuallllcd ondorsoment of, medical loaders bottor thansnti of lay, or non-professional, tcstli Thoy nro not glvon nwny to be montod with hut aro sold by alld mcdlclnfis at ronsonablo prices. To IU'pcopIo Chlnntoirn. Snn Francisco, July 13.-1 signnl from tho Chinoso comt! ornl Mondny 12,000 plg-tallfji tnls, who hnvo temporarily retti Oakland Blnco tho great coil tlon will cross tho bny and ci'a themselves In tholr old quarte hind Portsmouth square the C town of earliest 'Frisco history t stnnlnl now brick buildings oh nnd four Btorlcs havo been e for tho accommodation of the ei tnls. Most of theso havo btei Ishly docorntod with red anipj pnlnt nnd gold lenf, prcscrrlti mensuro tho Asiatic atmosphere of tho old trnditions and cuitosi bo restored nnd Chinatown tIHij become tho show placo of thjefy 0 Teacher What is n coal Tommlo? Tommlo I do madnm; I only thought the enmo In chcoso! Yonkers man. o MIsslonnry And do joa nothing whntovor of rellKlon!,1 ibnl Woll, wo got a taste tfl whon tho Inst missionary will ' Clovelnnd lender. II throughout tho country, with tho end in viow of or- gnnUlng unions of womon In nil oc cupations. Somo Intorostlng facts nnd flguros tn relation to tho omploymont of womon woro mndo public today by Miss Helen Mnrot, socrotnry of tho Inn mis nml u-ni ... .1.. . stacs abound ovnrvwhnm ,i ... '.."'. ""' u"" "' 3s 01 nt ,h ,,., .;'":; ""I """' rsmMOtt nt eonforonco. ... .... ..ww, ....... . ,,,V t,l 111(111111- cent nnd costly scale. Not only havo nil the morchatita and thousnndB of eltUons In the rosldentlal districts Lodges Install Ofllcers. n vigorous campaign in factories, silver Bell Clrclo held n Joint Ins tal workshops and stores throughout tho ifi ino, ..,! '.?..,"11....1 " "av wiuK. miur 1110 lOiiKO Roberts Poor Williams AM lert a wlfo nnd three children. Thnt's nothing. Ho was tw to tnko them nny whero wheah living. Life. j o the.UVl Jolnod In beautifying the city for tho occasion, but tho municipal authori ties havo taken official cognUnnco of the convention by decorating and Il luminating the city hall At night the entire red. whlto and Muo lights. i iMwlh (ho Iconoclast. "1h the deworwu-y of tho dwd nil men are vim." Mld Senator Inuglls, "TUr U no mutt, elation or pr- ' rognllvu in the reiMUltc of tho. grnvo. At that ratal threshold the phllnso- lihor oeaste tn U wleo ami tho song; nf the pout U slleut. divai rclln- qulshes his mlllloHs and Usarua his rags. The poor mnu Is as rloh as tho richest ud the rich man Is us poor no tho pauper. Tho creditor lose his usury nod the debtor Is Acquitted of his obligation. Thero tho proud man surrenders bit dlgut- lies; (ho politician his honors; the eildlng Ms pleaiurw; tho Invalid awa. uo pky!cl,n and tho laborer WuM. U nature's final decroe In equity. The vrougn of the time nre rodrose ed. injustice Is expiated nud the Irony of fate ts refuted." n . Thero Aro IVw Pooplo who know how to tako caro of themselves tho majority do not. Tho ltrer ts n most important organ In tho body, llorblno will keep It in condition. V. a Sltnpklns, Alb, Texas, writes J "I havo used HerbTvIe for Shllls and Fever and nnd It tho best medicine I over used. I would Bot tie without It. It la as cooo4 for children m K U tor sir own-up people I I r60WtueB4 It. It ts tie A Bright Future Is In store for the jouug man or woman who enm or denoslU money regularly In a good sav ings bank. When you beeome old or un ablo to work you'll JUd no friend so helpful uone so rejponslve to your needs as a haak account. Put your money to work by openlug a savings account. Ouo dollar Is onough to start with. SAYrNCS DEPARMNT Capital National Bank Of tho 0,000,000 womon of tha Unltod Status who may corroctly bo termed wage workers, less than ono- third are ongagod In manufacture, trade nnd Industries capable of be ing unionized. The 2,000,000 womon employed In domestic nnd personal Bervlco will not bo considered nt the conforonce and for the presont tho "son-ant problem" will bo left un touched. Of tho 1, SI 5.000 womon and clrlj following Industrial pursuits, over ono-hnlf are employed In the manu facture of cloth and clothing. Cloth. Ing and te.tlle Industries of the Ul- .". Mww,, vniHge me services of nearly 1.000.000 women. These are now strongly organised. purUcularly iu Massachusetts and the New Eng land stales. Oue-tanth f Dn .. . delegates at the last convention of ,tho United Textile Workers wero ( women nnd the uuinber Is constantly .Increasing. J Tho garment trade ranks second In point of the number of women om .ployed and they are alroadv nl-i an Important part la the member ship and conduct of tho trada Min. .Uatlon, surpassing -In number tho I j women organised in any other na- ,uuna union. AOout 250 local unions Jaro embraced In tho United Garmet Murfcera nna moro than half are composed largely of female workers Iu tho overall trado women hav been the first to organise and In buslnoss hnd boon nttondod to nn In formal social tlmo wns had, during which things good to oat, and lots of thorn wore sampled. The offlcors instnllod nre: L. e. Ponnoll. C. C O. L. Darling, ndv. Ilout; B. Lunton. oscort; A. W. Dragor, manager; F. . Lappor, Bontry; L. W. Acheson. wntchman; Chnrlos McElrov. mnei. clan. Tho Sliver Bell ofllcers nre: Past guardian, Corn M. Harvoy; Kimriuan neignuor, Marlon Derby; advisor, Lillian Doworsox; magician, Kllza Darling; dork. Mnrv SUn- bankor, Holon Southwlck; nttendant, Margaret Louslgnent: cantain of guards, Holen Leise; Inner stentinel, Sylvia Ferrell; outer sentinel, Han nah DeLeng: musician, Viola Do Long: manager, Kflle Wright. Frlond I Bupposo fond of you? Pnpn Fondct Why ho sleeps nil day wheal's at homo and stays up all nljll to enjoy my society! New. ' 0 ', Mrs. Backpay Good m air. Will you tako a chair! 1 stnllment Houso Collec- thank you, ma'am, I've coi tako tho piano. PhiladelpW 1 ord. "Do you know, my husbsnll terrible habit of sleeping in c I... i. ... ... i . itiiifn "in. uu uiokw uimseii ui in "Gave up going!" Sketchy 1 For Sale. At a bargain, tho Candelsru Farm, situated Ihreo-fourtU ' mllo from tho southern limit' city. One-half mllo from street car lino. Ono finest ' locations in Marlon A splendid view of the tlful Willamette river, Volt Hnd Hurn Oulcklv Honln,i "I am so dellchted with .i, 'hills, cltv of Dallas. Monoo Chamberlain's Salve has dono for tlePendonco and city of Salea u u.ai 1 leoi bound to write nnd toll you so," says Mrs. Robort Mvttnn "MvJmn ft-"am,M. Ontario. M.N llttlo daughter had ft bad burn fni.1.""11'0- l api)Uod Chamber- aln s Salvo and It healed boautlful- 1. This salve alla,vs tha ni , . burn almost instantly. It Is for salo by Dr. Stone's Drug Store. Marriage makes all tha ,urr M In the world; and at MS h, ... difference. ",w He FlreU the SUck. "I have fired the walking-stick Pto carried over 40 vear. nn .. "l. - w -"-! wm UVA.UUUI, of a sore that resisted every kind of ;& uaU1 I tried Bncklen's Arnica Salve; that has healed the ..t!!"! .- K p uu uarre". ot Nortk Mills, ft C. GuarantftaJ - n.. fair grounds, capltol bulldWJ lum. nonltontlary. asyluo muto school, roform school. Jefferson, Hood, Adams, St. Helena. A eood crop nf orchard, of cherries. BartleB? peaches and Italian prunes. J In tho next ten days the crop ' with tho salo. This year more than nav tho interest ov vostment two years In advaa J. G. WW 7-2-1 m 0- cnui.i t-.tnx. TVrnriieSl May 30. 21. June 6, 7, fc 4. B. Aneiist 8. 9. 10. Sep" -m w w r w 12. 13. To Chicago $73.15. St. Louis and retarfc' St, Paul and return, Om . Bints, ioux City, St. J City asd return JL- WM."3 r - ' rm