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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-03
.VlNDICATION
FOR GEN EAGAN
VIII Pc Sought From Congress at
the Coming Session.

NEw YoRE, Oct "A special 10 tn,
Herald from Washington says: Brig.
adier-General Charles r. Eagan, who
vas suspended from rank and duty as a
result of the language employed by him
before the war investigating commission,
hopes 70 obtain virdication before ,con.
gress during the soming session.
General Eagan is at Washington 10
settle matters connected with the furni-
ture oi the house he occupied before biz
departure for Hawaii II il understood
however. that be i trying to enlist the
-ympaihies Of members 81 congress in
order 10 obtain a congressional inyesti-
CATION of the beef scandal.
There il no intention on the part oi
the administration 70 restore General
Eagan to duty. In fact, II is desired
that be should apply for retirement in
order that the president may appoint
Colonel Weston, now acting commissary
general, a brigdiur and commissary gen
sral Of Subsistence. The president j.
anxious TO DO all that he can for the
colonel. During General Eagan's STAY
here determined effort will be made
% induce him to apply for retirement.
but many think that he will not do so.
in view Of the fact that he il now draw
Ing full pay, and would only receive
three-quarters on the retired list.
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PIANOS, ORGAN AND SEWING
MACHINES.

A. noN Is the time when many are
thinking of buying pianos, organs aud
sewing machines, i take THIS method
10 remind you that you have With YOU
tn ola iealer IN these lines, " hu makes
IL a STUDY "a buy his goods so he can
meet all advertised prices on the same
goods. la the sewing machine line
pcrsnns that come 10 my store aud see
what prices machines eau be bought
/ for, bus here Others, | hnd, send.
/ out not near slmany as used g. do, be-
cause 50 many statesmen they talk To
charge 50 much more than they can
YET them by sending fOr them. / have
10 stocS hlg arm, ,sclf-threading shut.
Tie, all attachments. 4-daweT. oak
/ liable, e,seWing macniues Tor rsl5 Ia ais 90
/ luu do not take any risk seeding or
/ depositing your cash. You can see
the machine aud sew on II before you
I pay Tor a. Figure your prices adyer.
| Used and freight aud YOU will see 4
am trum ~ 10 $3.50 cheaper than those
prices. one example; Nv gain on
shlpplug single piano-l have nos
un Tue ruad acar Of pianos, unbn1ed
packed Ia a ear, az the rate nf I.5Oa
bundled; price Of box. A. az the fac
lurl; weight Of box averages 20
pounds, az ~ a hundred Is slO. weight
ui piano Ia box CO., pounds. az "a.
makes 80. Az the rate oi sl.6O makes
~ ~ a difference on the piaCo 10 hox
~ sli.Re making "A total difference of
- Plus go plus Sls i0 of saB, 20 1 ave
oa eacn pia0O, A very fair pront on
load.
| could an this entire paper FUN al
naiues ui parties that have bought
either a plane, organ or sewing ma
chine ffnm me. viii give you The .
names uf six only VIA Prof, We. i
lla~ ley, Geo a MYeT, nr. ", N.
byrd, Father 2. Placitu>, of Mt.
Angei, Sol uur0in aud Mrs. 4. "A.
Hinges f'TuUc these professional men
aud ladies ~hn are guod Judges, ynu
nave evidence that they fuuud my
stuck A. guod and as cheap ur cheaper
lhAn any other place.
A. these people have iuund u 10
hclr adVaotage "a buy from nae, Nill
uft ynu aisnf
To short ! huy aud Sell my vts.d, A
'hrap aud cheepcr thau any OatSide
az dealer eau p,lSsibly
aY dusG a siugle shipment % ! pian1.
ifsan Dr sewing machine.
GEORGE 4. WILL.
Ma -Sl Commercial StTcef, Saieai. IN
p',iie Bush hank. alSdNN
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Crossing The Rockies.

The mOs, delightful ride across The COO :
bent IS through Utah and Co'ofado, ever
Nhat Is Known as the .enic kOuts Of the
NoTld." Il matteIs hot al what seas1n OF
the year the TIP Is made, az SO time does
he scenery grow uOnoionOus, II j. an ever
changing panorama oi the beauies Of nAture.
Ono mo n. NJ you are paSsiag through goTges
vailed 10 By rocks thousands Of feet } ich
and the next you are above he snow ! ne,
skiriing peaks that to~eT abCve you until
hey seem almost 70 reach the SKI. One 4
he eharaetelislics Of the Colorado climate
Is lhu the exir mes Of temperature are
never met Nj Il IS neither >, cold m
winter nor wsTm in Summer, as u oa ihe
lines Of Failwa which cross ih seIis and
plans. The Traveller over the Rio Gfa De
Nes.ern also has the pgiVilrs a = siuposrf,
he 50 elvc Al SAll Lake CitY % an !
sheEe beseen Olgies srd enVeT uu ]
claSses o. tickets
for inflsha ion As 10 rates, rts iot
descriptive pamph 'ets, call oa the afesl
Ticket Age0t of he % h. X q \ Co or
,0uihctn Pacihc TO. OK q ress
u. MANSFIELD Geul Agt.
ii1 Or "a W sism kaiiNay, t4l lind
reet Portland tlrrgoa
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PADDY LYNCH
NOT SHANGHAlED
~ A-socl~,sa rrss. 10 the Joanna,

~ Associated Press Co the Joarast
AsroWA, Oct. 3.-tSpccial to The
Evening Telegram. Paddy Lynch, the
supposed -hanghaicd sailor boarding.
house keeper, arrived ON the steamer
Columbia Monday morn ng from san
Francisco giving every appearance oi
prosperity. lie claims that he has
bcen la San Francisco on business and
Nas always in correspondence with his
partners lie denies that he Nas
-hanghaici, and that the telegram that
he sent 10 san Francisco was blind.
Tie does state that he met larry Sullivan
in Portland as he was going away and
ecoiycc $50 from him il he would stay
away, with which money he enjoyed
himself ON la the Bay City,
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TaE GREAT SALT LAKE ROUTE

The attention Of eaStbound traveieis is
called 10 the advantages offered them by the
Rio Grande Western, The Great Salt lake
Route The same raies prevailed whether
the trip IS ma via ilunungtuh OF an Fran.
cisco The passenger has hts choice of two
routes oui Of Portland. thfse through Colo
fado, and Tour east thereof. No other line
out OF Portland can ofer such variety OF
routes. In addition, days sl0PoEer is given
all asseRgers az any point in Utah OF Colo
Fsdo. Though pullman aud tourist sleep
ing cars are run on all trains. a. well a. free
reclining chair cars. The service and ae-
eommodations offered are equal. II not su-
periOT TO lho-e Of any tTAns-continental road,
and rates are always as low as the lowest.
II you contemplate a trip east, write 70
J. ID, Mansfield. q neral Agent, Rio GFande
Western Railway. I4s hird street, post.and
Oregon, for any Information you may need IN
reieienCe 10 rates, routes OF accom-, dations
wtI-Iou
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TRANS-PACIFIC
CABLE SCHEME
From San Francisco 70 Manila AUD
All Other American Points and a
Branch to Yokahonna.
~ A.-ocIr,ed pres. to th. journal

~ Associated Press to the Journal
NEw YoRE, Oct. "A special 30 the
Herald from Washington says: Presi.
dent Mckinley has determined 20 urge
again upon congress the authorization
Of a tran-Pacific cable, and will BE- able
70 announce that a naval survey shows
that the route selected il practicable
The surveys are being msde by the col
lier Nero. under the command of Lieu
tenant-COmmander Hodges. Because Of
the complete soundings taken in former
years between San Francisco aud Ha-
waii there is no necessity for furthur
work there, and Lieutenant Commander
Hodges has confined himself to the
waters west Of Hawaii.
Reports received by Rear-Admiral X
B. Bradford chief Of the bureau Of equip.
ment show that the Nero first proceeded
directly 70 the Midway islands. sounding
on the way and then zi2.zagged across
the line 10 determine the best points to
.Ocaie the proposed cable. From Md
way islands the Nero went 20 Guam.
From Guam she steamed To Manila.
then returned 10 Guam and later went
b Yokohama, where she j. now preparing
Tor the return voyage. She will zgzag
across the imaginary line drawn during
the voyage from Guam 10 Yokohama
make further soundings from Guam 20
the Midway islands and 'agsin 10 Homo
lulu.
No adverse reports have been received
concerning the route from Guam 20 Ma
nila, and from Guam 10 Yokohama and
the authorities are confident that no OBJ
stacles exist that can prevent the lay
ing Of a cable from San Francisco 10 Ma
nila, touching everywhere on American
soil
The idea Of rnnnipg branch line
from Guam b. Yokohama arises from
the wish Of the administration 10 make
the cable a commercial success, though
il is desired primarily for government
use. The president appreciates that
congress may decide II impolite to have
the cable constructed and maintained AT
the expense ~ the United States, and
should a private company be- allowed 10
take up the ntsrprise the Yokohama
line would be- an important considera.
ton. The work Of laying the cable
among the Philippine Islands has been
delayed by the mishap to the cable ship
Hooker. The vessel will he temporarily
repaired at Cavite aud then sent 10
Hong Kong whore she will rapidly b.
put IN commission, a. the military
authorities desires the prompt establish
meht oi the line.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-03

CmcAoo, Oct. 3.-Fifteen men with
reyolyers, knives and clubs, engaged in a
desperate hand 10 hand st-cet battle a,
Black Hawk and Elston avenue. Before
the officers arrived in response to riot
call, Colac Lisan, who the police say.
was an ex-convict, had been killed and
several others badly wounded. Only
two Of the Is we're arrested. The fight
started over the assertion Of one Of the
men that some one in the crowd had
stolen something from him.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-03

The demand ior Ashland peaches ha.
bocu unusually brisk the past wcck
SAYS the Ashland Tidings Since the
18th oi August until the past week, "a,
frnit Association has heen able a. Hll
ip. orle-s for tnll cars of peaches. hul
iNo oiiers lor car lots al 40 GENTS per
box {. o. b, here, which came ia hy tcls.-
graph saturday, had % b. drclinoi.
J T., Reynold reports that according
90 hos, estimates the portions Of his
lre. hclls nov being harvested yield
ifem eight % ten tons Icr asrc. SAYS the
iaErande Chronicle. This IL ga the
loorcst portions. which are the drst 60
ripen. ilis entire yield l. cstimatc,l be.
tseen 10 and n tons l,cr arrc,
rhereis practically no fish inthe river,
and there an not enough being caught
to Justify a canncry running, SAYS the
Astoria Rndgyl.
Astoria schools oponol Monday with
lAO scholars enroilesl.
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Notice i hereby given that under
the priyisiOns OF ordnance No. 3uO, l
Nill un
SATURDAY OCT. Z.
at : O'Clock p. IA. al tue pound ia the
city ~ Saleal, sell az pubiie auction,
tne following described impOunded
animal tO-Nit,
One black bay uarr, white spot in
forehead, branded On leit hip letter 4
aUd hgure ?, one above The other,
shile mixed hair an OVER head, shOd
Ia fn,nt, weight 100.
Unless the above described animal
II riained befone said date, sale Nill
he made without reserve.
n. ~. IRSON,
CITY Marshal.
OCtobeF ?. isla. l0s5t
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oom pAuL.s HABITS

Mr.. Krnger's remarkable vitality and
cnpacity for bard mental labor are the
results Il the great care which he be
slows upon himfeii and the regular
hsbiis which he has followed for.almosi
twenty year,. lie rises at half-past 8
o'clock every morning, and follows a
daily program. from which be never de-
viates unless be- Il absent from home.
After be leaves his bedroom he pro.
cecds % HE library and drinks several
cups II intensely black coffee, and
smokes several pipefuls ot strong Boer
tobacco. Then he -pcnd. the greater
part Il an'hour In family devotions and
the persual " the Bible. After break.
iast. a, hali-Iast O'Clock. he receives
the members Of the Volksraad. and
then iranacis the heaviest business
of the day. After all the volksaad
members have departed, be steps out
on the piazza Il his little whitewashed
cottage aud joins the burghcrs, or cit
izens, who every morning congrcgate
there and discuss state affairs
while they zip the coiee aud smoke
the tobacco which the president fur.
nisl,cs to all visitors.,
AZ 10 o'clock the state carriage and its
escort Of eight gaudily apparelled
troopers await him at the gate, and he
h conycyci 10 the government house,
several blocks distant. A. soon ~ be-
arrives there he is to be- found either ia
one legislative chamber or the other
making addresses, Or quietly watching
the progress Of legislative matters. At
noon be returns % his home Tor lunch.
eon, but i back to his duties in the gov.
eminent house AZ 2 O'Clock. aud re-
mains there Tor three hours In the al.
ternoon. Thereafter be- neccives
bnrghers AZ his home until : oclock,
and fetircs every evening AZ precisely .
O'Clock.
The power which Mr.. Kruger has over
the majority oi his countrymen l. due
In no small measure io his fondncss Cor
conyersing with them. and his treat
meut ofthem when they visit his cottage.
A. soon A. the sun has risen small
siream oi hocrs weuds its way towards
the pFcsident's cottage and awaits his
appearance on the piazza. When Mr..
Kruger comes among them he loses his
identity a. president and mergcs his pcr.
sonaliiy into that Of an ordinary
bureler. This custom has endearei
him In the affections Of his people, and
AZ result. whenever be makes
stand on any question Il may be- taken
Tor granted that he has thoroughly dis
Guessed the subject before hand with bis
bunghers, and that be can depend upon
ihe majority Of them for their support
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ALASKAN VOLCANOES
IN ERUPTION

~ Associated Pr~ss Co the Journal
TACOMA, oct. 3.-liarry lee, OF Chi,
ohgo, has returned from an exploring
tup along the south ~ and west,
crn coast Of Alaska, where he has gath,
7rcd nearly complete collection OF
Alaskan animals and hirls. lie bring,
news that at least three volcanoes have
hern la eruption this summer in West,
ern Alaska, and are still supposed To be-
active. These are the volcanoes on
Onga island aud two others known 10
the natives As PaVlod and Acutan. The
latter volcanoes arr located west of
Mount 81 Elias ani north Of Cooks
inlet.
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HDFER BROS
Marshal's sale.

Notice Is hereby given that under
the provisions cf ordinance No. 3OO
l viii on
SATURDAY, OCT. :.
az 2O'clOcE ., m. al the Iound ia the
city OF Salem, sell az public auction,
the following described impounded
animal, tO-wiE
One Roam horse, 3 OF 10 years old,
brands on both shoulders, white spot
Ia forehead, two hind feet white, shOd
la from, weight 100
Unless the above described animal i
claimed before said date, sale ~ill De
Nith0at reserve.
ID. W GIBSON
CITY Marshal.
Saleu, octoheF :, iss9. los5
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Of disease appear, often in organs appar-
emily remote from the real cause Vitality
y lowered. There Is a dull and sluggish
feeling often accompanied by headache.
The heart may seem affected There may
BE- lack Of ambition and energy with mental
ifrcsolutiou. With such symptoms a. these
delay is dangerous Such a conditiou
affords the favorte starting point for con.
sumption. II Il useless 20 doctor for the
symptoms. The remedy that reaches the
case must reach the cause Of disease The
greatest medicine for all diseases Of the
stomach and other digestive and nutfitive
organs Is Df Pierces Golden Medical Dis.
eovery. II restores the appetite re -estab-
fishes a sound digestion. purgrs out the
bilious poisons which infect the blood, car.
ries on waste and builds mp sound aud
healthy tissues The " Discovery is not a
stimulant II contains no alcohol or whisky.
No other medicine has 50 great a record of
cures, therefore accept no substitute
Df fiefces Pellets cure Constipation.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-03

Arioria's school opened yesterday.
A miner named O'Brien h charged
with having collected debt oi - from
smother miner named Shea, at the point
u pistol and the Josephine grand jury
Il investigating u.
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oreal oppsI.an..y sor bon go.

To CLOSE an estate which is somewhat
involvei, town pToperties, farms aId
small tracts ia fruit and otherwise tall
IA salem and vicinityl Wiil b. sacrificed.
Only partial payment rcquinsl. In
Qnire 81
heoWN, MRisHrNAN a MVEEs.
nosa klock, Salem, or.
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MS m TX ut y
mind seems
60 have faith
omed the facts
! which science
has sio WY
discovered
Science has
show wn that
disease in any
part Of the
body - al.
most always
accompanied
by weakness
and failure Of
the digestive
and assiuila-
tive organs.
u n der these
conditions the
stomach, liver
an d blood.
making
glands fail in
their appoint.
edwork Then
the gWunWfana
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-03

DR.. y. =. searz, who has been visiting
with his father near this city returned
70 big home in Newberg. this morning.
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JOURNAL x.RAY's."

To be public spirited it il not neces-
sary to rob the tax payer.
-.
President Mckinley was entirely to-
busy to attend the Dewey reception.
The minds of numerous good, clear
headed men are growing somewhat
Dewey.
II will h. all N with Otis when cous-
in George Dewey has had chat with
the President.
II wouldn't DO 10 Ere smokeless pow.
der on q Dewey salute, 40 our military
department used the noisele.s kind in
stead.
When a man tells that we never had
the double standard. or had bimetalism,
| simply reply 10 him: GIVE az what
We had aud you can name it."-wm, }.
Bryan.
Mckinley had time 10 20 TO Ohio
when the campaign opened. and 10
Philadelphia when the volunteers re-
turned, but he was too busy 90 pay his
respects to Dewey.
Dr. Paine, be who runs the Asylum
for the insane ~ political annex, was
recently compelled 10 discharge pet
from Eugene from drunkenness. lie
then hired him over again at doubled
pay.
A conscientious Republican Of the old
school calls our attention 10 the fact that
Mckinley was not responsible for the
appointment of Gen. Eagan. No, and
ho was not responsible for his retire.
mcnt either.
-.
Patriotic partiuanship believes in such |
men a. Alger, Otis, Treasurer Roberts,
Crrtcr, Pagan, ct al. High minded
Americans believe In such men ~ Dewey
Roosevelt. Bryan, Fi1hugh lee, Joc
Wheeler. ct al.
-.
The people don't want 10 pay tribute
Ia support the Republican PARTY, the
Democratic rarty, the Populi-t party |
OF any other party. They will respect
the men Who give them square deal
and none others.
little over year ago one frequently /
heard the words whats the matter
with Dewey? Dewey 10 alright" What's
the matter with the icllows who did the
yelling them Have they discovered
that they we're all wrong,
-.
Come g. think about II, the attempt Of
North Caroliua 20 disiranchi-e the neg
rocs h not 10 bal as the shameful man
nef la which American capitalists AMI
llessian politissans robbed the Hawai-
lans oi uho elective imnchise.-Ex.
usome Of the,hcst Republicans In Oro-
gon s,ill think that ncvcy Is made Of I
the true stun, even though he may I
prove o. h. a Democrat, and that kind /
II Independent Republicans constitute /
the n~peciahle part 'oi the grand old /
party.
Admiral MaFtoio. Who has racently
oecn disgRccd and banished by his gov.
'rnmcnt, probably fought with a. much
'alor a. did Admiral Dewey, bat the
ates were against him. lis cruel gov.
'mmcnt viii probably nov send him
he iuil accounts OF the victorious all
niral's reception, Ia New York, just ior
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-03

The Best Prescription tor malaria
chills aud Fever g. a bottle OF GROvEs TAsrE
tfsS cult fOstC, Il Il simply lfon aud
fnct nAV. I-i7 AW fm
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-03

VIII laycock aud Henry Trowbridgc
have just started 10 Pendleton with a
hand oi go beei cattle, which thoy have
procured Ia lise lEce aud Bear Valley
country, says the Canyon City Ncws.
BEncnAA's PIl.Ls for distress after
eating
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WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION
STEAMER AL lBANY,
Captain Zumalt

captain Lumat-
Leaves salem at IA. N. for Portland
aud way landings every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday.
The steamer has been equipped with irsi-
class accommodations, including an elegant
piano.
Unsurpassed for carrying both freight and
passengers.
DOck-Foot Of state street.
I'D v EDES Agent
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Corvallis & Eastern Railroad
TIME CARD.

One and tWr cODnecL At AInauy duu
Corvallis with Southern Pacit trains,
giving direct service u aud i.Um New
port and adjacent beaches.
No. . ruos from Albany To- Corvallis
on Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays
only.
No. 8 runs from Corvallis to Albany
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur.
days only.
Trains for tue mountains arrive at
Detroit at nom, giving ample time
to reach camping grounds on the
Breitenbush and Santiam river the
same day.
Il. L. valdez, EDWIN sIONE,
F&pA. Manager
]. J.TURNER Agent, Albany, ore.
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THE JOURNAL has the fullest reprt ~ the doings of
the legislature aud state oicals as we'll ., ndepeu.
dent clear aud eoucisecmment on Oh public natter,
Send trial subscription.
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May good diges-
ton wait on appetite
and health on both"

That sentence from Shakespeare Il a
genuine benediction Of the body. In this
As in 80 many other things the intuition Of
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-03

To Cure a Cold In one Day
Tske Laxative Hrniao lninine rahlsts All
dfussiets fcland the monoy lflt fails ID eufs
D, ". 0futeis signature l. on each hlK a..
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-03

II will h. all IN with Otis when cous-
In George Dewey has had chat with
the President.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-03

The minds II numerous good, clear
headed men are growing somewha;
Dewey.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-03

Admiral Martoio, Who has r'cently
boon disgnoed and b1nished by his gov,
ernmcnt, probably fought with a. much
valor a. did Admiral Dewey, bat the
iates were against him Lis cruel gov.
eminent viii probably nov send him
the iuil accounts Of the victorious AL.
mirals reception, Ia New York, just Zoe
consolation.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-03

usome oi theslc-t Republicans In Orc-
gon still think that Icvoy Is made Of
the true stun, even though be- may
prove to b. Democrat, and that kind
of Independent Republicans constitute
the n~pcctahle part 'oi the grand old
party.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-03

President Mckinley was entirely to-
busy 10 attend the Dewey reception.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-03

Come g. think about II, the attempt Of
North Canolina 10 disiranchi-e the neg
rpes is not 80 bal a. the shameful man
ner la which American capitalists anil
hcssian politissans robbed the Hawai-.
lans of the elective franchise. o.-Ex.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-03

To be public spirited II il not neces-
sary TO rob the tax payer.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-03

II wouldn't DO 10 FIRE smokeless pow.
der on a Dewey salute, - our military
department used the noiseless kind in.
stead.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-03

A little over year ago one frequently
heard the words whats the matter
with Dewey Dewey IL alright" What =
the matter with the icllows who did the
yelling them Have they discovered
that they we're all wrungg
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-03

Patriotic pariiuanship believes in such
men a. Alger. Otis, Treasurer Roberts,
Crrtcr, Pagan, 81 al. High minded
Americans believe In such men ~ Dewey,
Roosevelt. Bryan, Fi1hugh Lee, Joc
Wheeler, et al.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-03

The people don't want 10 pay tribute
to support the Republican PARTY, the
Democratic PARTY, the Populi-t party
or any other party They will respect
the men Who give them square deal
and none Others
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-03

A conscientious Republican Of the old
school calls our attention to the fact that
Mckinley was not responsible for the
appointment Of Gen. Pagan. No, and
ho was not responsible for his retire.
mcnt either.