DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON MONDAY, JUNK 8, 1808
SIDENT AND VICE-
PRESIDENT ASPIRANTS
Sons, and Others. Possibilities and Near Posslbllltlca for tho
Hlran Nominations for President and Vice-President Their
talkies and AchievementsWritten by -Stair Representatives of
iltcd Press Who Are Personally AcqunlnVxl with the Subjects. !
gton, June 8. "Mr. Can- sntion and ho Is no straneer to
born of God-fearing, and ShakeBpeare. Blunt, Btrnlghtfor-
A GREAT DEMOCRAT AT THE
CHAUTAUQUA JULY 7- ,
10, INCLUSIVE.
ward replies may bo expected from
him, most likely seasoned with pic
turesque expletives.
' He professes to b'ellevo lhat all pol
iticians, including himself, are hum
bugs, and ho treats them no suchj
His faith Is pinned to the common
people, although he can walk along
with labor on one arm and cnpltal
on the other without missing a stop.
''The constitution and tho lawB do
not mako the safety of this nation,''
he once remarked. "It Is, tho people
who make It."
His religion h embraced in the
brotherhood of man and the tenets
of tho Republican party. Slavery
made him a Republican, ho declares.
As spanker of tho house ho has nevoV
lorded It over tho most mumblo., Ho
enjoys talking to tho Irish laborer,
because ho gays tho best part of hlm
self la Irish.
Cannon belonged, to tho Qunkor
faith, (until his wedding day. Ho
married a Methodist woman, now
dend, and his church called upon
him to repent for marrying outside
tho faith. Angered at this rcbuk",
ho excommunicato' himself by ex
claiming: "If you mean that I nm to got up
In meeting and say thnt I nm sorry
I married Mary, I won't do It. Vm
damned If I'm sorry, rind I'm damned
if I'll say I nm,"
Today when mkod to what demon
inntion he belongs, ho retorts that
ho Is a brother-in-law of tho Metho
dist church.
In his soul Is a lovo for the beauti
ful only equal to his sympnthy for
his fellowman,
" I wouldn't give three whoops In
Hades," said ho onco to a woman,
"for any man whoso heart would not
beat faster, who would not breathe
deeper, 'whoso eyes would not tnko
(Ire, whoso spirit would not swoll as
If to Btranglo him, who would not bo
moved even to tho Bhcdlng of tears
and that without any shame by
kg parents. He made him
I, he did a darn poor joo
tho autobiography of
foe" of Illinois. Ho wrote
request, and ho got .almost
(Into tho two lines as Grant,
Ian, or Mark Twain did into
Quaker 72 years ago in
irollnn, reared to manhood
kring on tho banks of tho
Bin Indiana, lawyer, banker,
ir-mllllonalre, Joseph O.
Is often cited to prove thnt
old Jype of American, man-
jgged nnd sturdy, that char-
tho fathers of the Republic,
IwayB spoiled by wealth.
innrufacturlng process to
innon referred in his .nutb-
occurrcd in tho house of
Utivea. For moro than a
9ii ho hns been a member of
ly, nrtd for Ave yenrar Its
Tho raw mntorlal was roc-
!as such. "The gentleman
Lye oato in his pocket," ex-
fa member, when Cannon
first speech in the house.
1" member from the West
It, nnd suggCBtcd there
Iso bo hayseed in his hair
iter thnt speecn was recited
floor by ono of his ndmlr-
lie Cnnnon sat blushing in
sker's chnlr, his vest unlmt-
)zn top to bottom, his frnz-
bo thin it could no longer
raced if it tried, hU bonos
In homespun, nnd n tooth-
.his mouth Just a plctur-
I figure as ho was 33 years be-
iflblts nnd manners aro all
ig. They permento "Undo
clothes, Just as they do his
Thoy aro likewise copy-
About n year ago when the
hvent to Now York, tho mi-
in newepapers commented on
feent hat." In reality it was
Minmn, but It had been Can- the voices of birds and children, by
The beat tailors In WnBh- r mother's smile, by a song that Is
ijnko his RultB, but an evor- sung from tho heart, by noble ora-
1 contest' between tho garm- tory or tho noble action of actors on
their owner ns to their right tho stage; by any human art through
him from th elements, give which tho spirit of beftity In one
Acs a- wlthored' rose- appear- speaks' to tho sprit of beauty Iry
year around. another."
, tobacco habit characterizes With tho homeliness of Lincoln,
.nothing else. Tho angle at ho hns nono of tho melancholy of
pis cigar la held Is regarded thnt other famous eon of Illinois.
(iromclor of his spirits. Only With tho power of "Cznr" Reed, ho
occasion was tho cigar evor has been as npproachablo nnd as hu
nt "gloomy." That was the ninn ns tho corner grocery keeper,
election day In 1890, when Although he Is tho porsonlflcatlon
and McKInloy were defeated of th strictly party Idea, Cannon's
sress. Both were nt head- unquestioned honesty, ins gonial
In Chicago. Finally when mannore, his rag-carpet language
rs were gone, except one or and his absolute fairness within
inon said to McKlnley: tho limitations of tho rules of the
lam. there is no use of our house have made him tho most bc-
fta fool ono another, is there?" lov-rf speaker that ever occupied the
LJoo," rep'ied McKlnley. chair, not only among his own col-
l, doe'n't it beat hell?" and lejfg'ies, bxt also among tho mlnorl-
t his cigar fell to tho lowest ty.
ever registered. It was the Ho has no better friend in con
tent he over Buffered. Kress today than John Sharp Wil
li tobacco Is another Cannon Hams, tho Democratic floor leader.
Unce, Tho speaker will n .- -.
lan on the street to nsk for n. rt . ,,..,.
He has gotten many n chew n.,!nrd.. Snow t in'ment cures It.
Irote fdr congress beslde3, by jjr q. j, p. Cornellub, Turner. Ore.,
ror the first. At the time of writes My wife has discovered tnat
cle craze, a friend asked Can- Snow n.ment cures ' "
ho was progressing In his . , , cured cng(J of ,t on-
i-to r.'de. herself, but on two of her friend
fairly well; I succeeded to- who were poisoned by this same ivy.
the first time in spitting 'os -oc, uvc uu w.
fni'lng off." ho repandd . o.
We, . ,
said to have two other hab- """ S" 0I "" ;lKl'"'-
sing Democrats and raising - Jn muu.ub. u . .
a Inopportune moments. m ennrge oj ngni o. .i.r .".
toubMc speaker. Cannon never o ureK.m nw ' " "-
I wo"4 on fire with h'j !- r " .B. .. ... v..
nu ho has often floor d tire attention , priVB ,,,, ...
. ... .! In nrnmntlnir with II
Jircn's by the roundness of "" cBi ''";, . "
his ready flow of humor, i "ona.u. ion...., ..,. -" -ed
homely language, nnd Company. conitrucMns engineers.
Has gestures. A good base- viw rnra. ;-
h-r was lose when Uncle Joe noneu ;n ,.... -.. -. .
a po.tic.an. If he wants opowi o -i -" -"-
aslze what he is going to wiw iuu . '" " "I"
b-sns to shake his head n m wwen wurw.. ....
a f.,1.1 i..M z,tinP company is Interested. O-S-t.
The Willamette Valley Chautau
qua association ha3 endeavored this
year to Klve Oreeon the best assem
bly of attractions In Its history. Ono
or tho stars 1b Hon. John Sharp Wtl
.Inms, of MlssL'slppI, the superb
minority lender In the house of rep
resentatives. In' wit, sound sense
arid natural abl.lty he Ib most ex
cellent. These qualltled aro aug
mented by a most thorough train
ing. Ho is Bcrlous, funny, and very
Impressive. His date is July 10, at
$1 p. m.
Another grand nttrnction Is tho
Rov. Robt. Mclntyre, Just elected
bishop by the Mothodlst church. He
Is known everywhere as tho "Prince
on tho Platform." Ills dato, on July
17, 18 and 10. Subjects, "The Battle
of Life," "Tho Evolution of.Lncoln'
and a sermon on July 19.
Among tho othor attractions nre
Dr. Ira Londuth, who hns so greatly
pleased the patrons In the. past; Ed
win Sotithers, tho, "Cyclone Orator
of tho South" a typical Florida
cracker. Alfred Montgomery, tho
great farmer-pointer, who brings
with hltn fPO.OOOsvpfth ' 'ot hla
pnlntlngs ono of 4lem(i8 yalued 'nt
120,000; Mrs. Leonora M. Lake, the
Catholic tempprnnco worker; Dr. "W.
L. Whitman nnd Dr. F. J. Van Horn,
of Scnttlo; Prof. Eugcno Knox, nf
Tacoma, nnd Inst brat not least, our
own Snlem people, Hon. W. C. Haw-
ley, Dr. R. A. Heritage and tho Wll
lamctto Ladles Invited. All depart
ments will bo heavy this year. There
will bo classes In Sacred and English
nnd Amorhnn literature, Amorlcnn
history, Naturo studies, sciences,
athletics, etc.
All kinds of clubs have been
formed nnd others nro invited lo
como nnd bo reprcBonted. A special
kindergarten Is provided where
mothers can leave their bableB whlln
they enjoy the progrnms. Every
thing scorns to linvo been propnred to
glvo unto all n good comfortnblo
re-it, high cTnsa intellcctunl treat,
and great social and moral benet't.
The Chautnuqua boglns July 7 nnd
ends tho evening of July 10.
hMMIAil. IVIlttlnV
i. ' '"V
iclence lias never geae bey'ed (b
above simple staten6nte!8rlptur Bt
It has lllnmlnated that statement and
glvea it a meaning ever broadening wStb
the Increasing breadth of knowledge.
Whn the blooi l "bad" or Impure 'It
it not alone the body which Buffers
through dlsoaaa. The brain Is , alio
cleUded, She mind and Judgement art
aaevlledorlHpur
MJ traced to the
BiuLnjPurehloyJ
aa bt mirin nnrc by tlw nm nf nr.
lare'S Oo1.1n Madlrtl Dlxanvarr.
JihtJiliKiL thereby
turing-, pimples, fetouhM, eruptions tn4
othtr1 cutaneous affections, at ectetal.
tetter, .or salt-rhtum, hive and otkii
manifestations of Itopura blood.
D , d 9
In the cdra ef acrofulous awelltacs, en
largpd glands, open eating ulcer, er old
sires, the" Golden Medical Discovery "hai
performed the most marvelous cure. It
cases of old sores, or open eating ulcers
It is well to apply to the open sores Dr
Pierce's AlMIeallns Salve, which pew
sesscs wonderful healing potency whec
ied as an application tq the sore hi con
Junction with thfc uh of "Golden Medical
Discovery 'as a blood cleansing constl
tutlonal treatment. If your druggist
don't happen t have the "AlMIcullnv
Salve" In sto-.k, you can easily procure It
by Inclosing fifty-four cents In poslagf
stamps to Dr. R. V. Pierce, CC3 Main St.,
Duffalo, N. Y and It wll. come to you by
return post Most druggists keep It as
well as the "'Goldfert Medical Dt'covcry.Y
You can't afford to accept any medicine
of ittifcnoirn composition as a sut(luu
for "Golden Medical Discovery," which If
a medicine ok knowx covirosinort,
having a cotnplt list of IngredlcnU lu
plain English on Its bottle-wrapper, tht
aamo being attested as correct under onth.
Dr. PlercVs Pleasant Pollots regulaU
aad Invigorate stosnach. liver and bowel
Summer Resorts
skz
NEWPORT, on Yaquina Bay, Is the mont fceautiful aad ellgWal
Mmmer Vesort on the Oregon coast. The fishing, boallng abdlrfvla
aro. unexcelled anywhere. Miles of the finest beach combined -with -tain
scenery tasul trout streams make a combination that wHl Wt ta
taste of all. Below are the leading firms "of, Newport, j , v
1 AM TEE MAP
tM
Who was cleaaed out by the fire last winter, but I'm la busi
ness again on a larger extent tilan ever, and an ready to tterv
all old customers and M many new onee a ee to NewiHrt.
Fresh eggs, Vegetables, aad all ataplf groeerlw, BverytWWff tH
summer people need. My new groee-ry stofa Is the flaest la( lAm
coin county. Free delivery. i i . I ii. ,,Jtt
LEE W. WILLIAMS, Kfwfagf&i.
''"" .TH. .gTXE
witoiiiuif iiiiwimmiTi
1" Syrf WT 4 T"3 . 4
xou YYiii kvem fckmi ' m
We can supply yo; with evarthlhg In life grocery' I'M; th TlMeW?
fresh butter anU veitublea 'of all kinds. TWO atoressi one. at
Nye Beach and 'one at Newport. Your- orders elicited sfre iLf
livery. , - ,
1 i t LOOMIS BROS., Newport, Ore.
f iif f if iff mtmttttiitnnnmiiif
EASILY DECIDED.
le fashion of a horBO eating company
a stuffed manger. By the .tt-t-t
climax Is reached his trusty Urriziz
is describing a clrcumfer- pcrishable, it OUght tO
: a four-foot diameter. He ia r' ... i
of exorcise out of his gust- be kept in tight packages,
ost ns much as in his morn- J . "j tr ; n S I
blag exercises In front of, WK cxjMwm .j
vJndow of his bed roqm. vr soct rtoi oif o s "'
I alkislona and quotations s. SWUuw s B.,t. pr torn
eeches and private conver- i
TIiIh Question Should I!o Anfiwercd
Kut.ly by Rnleni People.
SACRED HEART
CLOSING EXERCISES
Tho closing exercises of the gram
mnr grndes of Sacred Henrt ncad-
,cmy nnd nuiBlcnl recltnl will tako
placo nt the Academy assembly hall
Frl'dny, June 12. Tho commence
ment exercises of tho nendemy or
high school grade will bo hold nt tho
Grnnd Opera houflo Juno ICth. Both
will present oxcollont programs.
Which Is wlsor to hnvo confldenco
In tho opinions of your fellow-cltl-zeng,
of people you know, or dopend
on stntcments made by uttor strang
ers residing In far-away places?
Read tho follewing:
W. J. Carlton, of H4C Third St.,
Salem, Ore, says: "Doan'B Kidney
Pills, which I procured nt Dr
8tone'B drug storo, not only strength
ened my kidneys but they Bpecdlly
removed -the backache ind lame
ness. A romedy that nets with such
prompt and beneficial rcsultB as
Doan'fl Kidney Pills Is worthy of all
confldenco. I can conscientiously
recommend thorn to otherB for I
know I uovor had any meldno of
tho kind equal to them for curing
bnckacho nnd kidney trouble."
For snlo by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
Now York, boJo agents for tho United
States.
Remember tho nnmo Doan's nnd
tako no other.
DuckVn's Arnica Salve Wins.
Tom Moore, of Rural Route J.
Cochran, Go., writes:- "I had a bad
sore como on tho Instep of my foot
and could find nothing hat would
heal It until I applied Bucklen'a Ar
nica Salve. Less than hnlf of a 25
cent box won the day for rae by af
fecting a perfect curo" Sold under
guarantee fet J. C. Perry'B drug
store.
n
FAIHMOUNT JUNIOIIS
DEFEAT MORNINGS! OK
Tho Falrmount Junlora basebal'
team defeated the Mornlngslde base
boll players with a score, of 12 to 4
Saturday afternoon. Tho game wai
an exciting ono from start to finish.
Tho batteries, were: For tho Fair
mount team, Victor and Gibson, nnd
Gill; Utter and Post for the Mornlng
slde, with "Sleepy" Hoff for umpire.
A Wreck
is the only fit description for the
man or woman who 'a crippled with
rheumatism. Ju"t a few rheumatic
twinges may bo tho forerunner of a
severe attack ton tho trouble nt
the start with Bal'ard's Snow Lin
iment. Cure the rheumatism and
nil naln. Pr.co 26c, 60c and $1 00.
Sold by all dealers.
o '
BEAUTIFYING SCHOOL
GROUNDS AT GERVAIS
Principal Clyde Bonney of tho
Gervala public schools will put on a
play, "The School at Blueberry Cor
ners," for the purpose of raising
CjiadB for Improving the school
'greunds at the, little ltyj on French
Prairie. It will je glvearat the Ger
vils opera house nextThursday, ad
shows great enterprise on the part
of the principal. f
DoWltt's Little Early Rlsors. tho
fnmoua little liver pills, aro sold by
till drugglBts.
DR. KUM
WONDERFUL CIHNESE DOOTOII
Will treat you vrlth Oriental barbs
and euro any disease without opera
tlon or pain.
Dr. Kum Is known everywhere la
8alon), and has cured many promi
nent people here. He has lived lo
Salem for 20 years, and can be tru4t
ed. He uBis many medicine un
known to white doctors, and with
them can cure catarrh, asthma,
lung troubles, rehumatlsm, stomach
liver and kidney diseases.
Dr. Kum makes a specialty of
dropsy and female troubles. Ills rem
edles cure private disease when e
erythlng else falls. He has bus
dreds of testimonials, and gives con
sulfation free. Prices for medicine
very moderate. Persons In the coua
try can write for blank. Send stamp
If you want some extra fine tea
get It from us.
DR. KUM ROW WO CO.
f
GERMAN BAKERY
AND CONFECTIONERY
Now under new management
SCIILERET At SCHNEIDER
Proprietor
Complete lino of fresh and up-to-duto
bakers goods delivered
to nil parts of tho city free.
We uro proud of our party
nnd wedding cakes, dejlvercd
on short notice Give us a
trial is all we ask.
Storo corner Twolfth and Che
ineketa Sta. Phone Main 901.
) HM H ,mwMH tlLj
ATTENTION, HORSE BREEDERS
The undersigned has two
fine stallions, ono chlro and
ono Percheron, two of Ruby
.nd Co 's host Imported stock,
both 'ontercd at the Salem
horse show, both getUng first
in their clss. Thoy can be
seen at tho Willamette stables
each week Friday and Satur
day. Terms reafcimable.
J. J MINCIf,
Sal-m. Route 3, Box 89,
mmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Great C'IiIiipmj Doctor
L. 31. II I'M
Has medlclno which wl'l cure any
known disease. Ho makes a special-
' ty of, and guarantees to cure Catarrh
Asthma, Lung, Throat, Rheumatism,
Debility, Stomach, Liver, Kidney
.Troubles; also any blackened or
swollen soreneja, broken limbs;
Smallpox; Epidemic; all kinds of
; Bolls. Lost Manhood, Female Weak
ness, Hernls Troubles and Paralysis
Consultat'on free. Care of YIck So
Tong Co , Chinese drugs and herbs,
16S High St , upstairs, Sajeaa, Oi,
HOTEL BRADSHAW
Rooms and board. Rooms with free use of furnished kitchen, .
Including disbej and wood Half way to Nye Beach, overlooking '
the ocean. Rates reasonable.
VV. C. COOK, Prop. Newport; Ore.
THE
TAFT HOUSE
Privnto boarding. Strictly homo
cooking, servo tho best ments, you
holp yourself. Rntcs rcnsouablo.
MRS. MARY IJATCHMAN, Mgr.
Cor, Fifth and Hurlburt Strocts, ono
block north of Presbyterian church.
ROYAL
RESTAURANT
For quick service, strictly homo
cooking, go to tho address be
low REACH LUNCHES
our specialty. West side of
Front St., one and one-half
block south of boat, landing,
THE OCEAN HOUSE
MARY CASE, Manager,
Flno vlot" of Bay, beautiful loca
tion away from. noise and the dust
of tho streets. Block nnd half from
boat landing. Open Bummor and win
tor, Newport, Ynqulna Bay, Oregon,
CIGARS and
TOBACCOS
I hnvo Delected tho best brands
of Cigars and Tobacco consist
ent with tho trade. Can supply
you with what you with with
satisfaction, Also carry a com
pluto lino of soft drinks.
E. CASS, Prop. '
Front Street, opposite Tho Re
ception, Newport, Oregon,
BUY A LOT
In Sea View blocks. Beautiful view
close to beach, Prices 60 to $100.
Terms reasonable, L&t chance to
buy close In at these prices. Writ
today to O. E. Sheffield, Newport, Or.
Wlion you go to Newport remember
Bain's Hack & Dray Co.
gives special attention to transfer
ring baggago and camp outfits Fur
nished and unfurnished house;
wood nnd hay for salo. Leave or
ders nt Haiti's Bakery, Nye Crkr
Newport, Oregon. Phone contr-tlons.
IRVIN HOUSE
Tho most home-like and comfortable
hotel at Nye Beach. Fine bowling
alley and club houso in connection,
Two minutes wnlk from tho ocean.
"Courteous treatment" Is tho motto
ot the management.
S. G. Irvln, Prop. Newport
MIDWAY
Large, bright, airy rooms.
Board furnished. Halfway be
tween Nowpdrt nnd Nye Brook.
FJrst-clasn In ovory respect. Bag
gago hauled ono way free. Rates
reasonable.
WM. 1VORDE.V.
Newport, Or.
Hlinond LemKrH the boatman..
Launches and all kind of boat
for rent. Kxcuralenlstb taken, to
any part of th bay. Will weft
tralna at anv time at Ya&tiaa o
request. R4te reasonable, New
port, Ore. "
A. J. Ratter's Campm GtmnhI
Here you will find good water,
septic tanks, good location; founda
tion and frnlshHl tents te rent at
Nye Creek. A. J. Rader, proprietary
Newport, ipregon,
McDonald How R. A. MeDoaalJU
proprietor. Private board
lodging, moderate ratep, horn
cooking. Loeated at Nye !,
Newport, Oregon.
O.K.
BARBER SHOP
A first class up-to-date shop. Do wH
overlook this placo for the best work.
Thero Is no barber better skilled
with a razor or pair of tor tka
II. N. WALTER, Prp,
West Bldo Front street, near beat
landing. Agency for CorVallU Lhhk
dry.
FURNITURE
Newport, Oregon
For Household Furniture ot every
kind and description go to
H. D. BLAKELY
Carpets, Matting, Stovog and Hard
ware. Sell or rent yon a camping er
housekeeping outfit and buy bach
whop you leave, Prices always; ra
sonable.
South Front Street, only otoro of th
kind.
THEAVENUE
Creams, lcea, clgara and Confuc
ians, Corner ot Seventeenth r.i4
Asylum vaH. N. u. 7.lr. iw-
prleter
We Launder Ladies' Shkt Waists and White
t Skirts Just Right
Wo Buarnnteo to. All of our shirtwaist aro care
fully washed with a spsclal noutral soap, starched Jut
whore they should bo starched and Irnnod by export
who hnvo made shlrtwnlst Ironing a epoolal study.
Wo aro pleuslng tho most careful dressers in tho city with our
shirtwaist work and are sure wo can pleaao you. May we hnvo n
trial.
SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY
Tel. 26 136.16C S. Liberty St.
UHE
SELF-RISING
B. B. B.
FLOUR
For Itofm Brown Rraul, GrHMIo Cwkt. Mwllw, mI VI mm "PhAMhjI.
ALLEN'S K. B. B. FLOUR CO., Inc., San Jm, CW,
omsf
try
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