The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-25

which will appear in the Atlantic As
six-part serial, beginning in November
1890.
Fairly good business conditions, ant
steady business conditions, are better
than any boom we could possibly have
Nothing could hurt the wool, prune on
hop business 20 much az prices 20 high
as TO unnAtnrally stimulate these indus
tiles. A fictitious inflated prosperity,
that produces e boom for few years,
follosed by depression for as many
more, is something TO be voted against.
Carrying out its policy Of recording
current world happenings In advance Of
all contemporaries. the October number
Of "The National Magazine" contains
the only account Of the terrible eatas.
tropbe st Galveston given by a monthly
publication for October.
Joe Mitchell Chapple's gossip Of "Af-
fairs at Washington" is as piquant aud
timely a. ever, aud fall Of bright ineid-
ents.
Bankers are reported 10 be writing
letters Threatening 70 Withdraw bnsiness
from the Wells Fargo Express Co, be.
cause John J. Valentine is an anti.eK.
pansi0nist and supports Bryan. The
President Of this great express company
was an ardent supporter Of tho Sound
Money cause in 1896. There will be
foolish men even connected with banks.
Valentine is no odoubtdisgusted with the
kind oi a Sound Money bill congress
passed and does not consider that the
Silver question is an issue.
The Thanksgiving number Of the
Woman's Home Companion is one that
viii give pleasure TO every housekeeper
because Of lie articles upon preparations
for the great fall feast and for lie articles
upon the winter fashions. Among the
literary features are "The Greatest Sun
day.schcol In the World" Where the
President worships," "The Social
Sphere Of Mexican Women" published
By The Crowell 4 Kirkpatrick Co.,
Springfield, Ohio; one dollar year ;ten
cents copy sample copy free.
No one can charge the Associated
Press with treating Bryan unfairly. The
Oregonian Wednesday had 81 colum ns
Of Bryan meetings and only IL columns
Of Rooseveli's Public interest In the
Bryan mseiings il immense and the
demand fvr news Is one that no news
paper can ignore. Bryan Il the greatest
single-handed campaigner who has gone
before the people since General Grant
went out ia the Garfield campaign. II
Bryan cannot be slecied, ii ia no use for
any individual 70 try 10 become
President.
A Republican organ says, In hope.
iul vein:
Watch Salem grow and spread out
alter the eleciion, la ease Of Bryan's |
defeat, which il booked /
or one week from next Tuesday. The
SiOie state and coast, and the whole /
'onntry, will grow aud prosper.
Il wOuld be bard 10 imagine con-
iliions under which 'saleln, the state
lnd the coast" (" could well "grow and
Ipread OUT less than Il has the last four
'e4Fs under 1ioKinley's rule. II 10 all
'isht 10 promise. But this section has
'ot felt the "srowing aud spreading 70
lny great extent.
A ialela expressman aud drayman il
% advocate of hame capes. leather
oserins that protects the collar, neck
nd shouldept Of horses from rain during
be winter season. lie says they save
he harness FROM rotting and keep the
orae = neck from getting sore aud ten
~. He Gays the hame.eape also pre-
enia the horses taking cold when
landing 10 draft II 2 bis opinion
lai horses are injured BY beidg blank
led ia the stable over night IL makes
aem tender and they suffer from sx.
oeure alierward, Horses and children
Re injured BY being kept too warm
An addition 70 the equipment Of The
nrtis Publishing Company, with the !
ssllafy machinery spaelally designed
. The SATURDAY Evening Post. the
hole involying an ontIay of halt q
illlon dollasg, win enable ID 10 lessen 1
d meehanical cost Of the magazine, and
print the edition Of 10000 weekly
ward which 4 is rapidly growing. And !
e eheaptnine 81 cost and increase oi i
rn|aiion nil| permit tho publishers 10