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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-05
EssIs.o F. v. HOLLIS q COMPANY. Fv'YT5SSgNE T5SgE
The Hnrde.t Head Yet.

Cheerful Rustus hobbled painfully
into the office OF the city physicians.
supported 10y two abbreviated broom
handles.
We'll lMssy, how Is the limb to.
day9' inqulre,f one Of the young mpn
In charge
"Tol'ble. tol'blp. replied l,nstus. grin.
ming like Il new moon
"Ah tell We" he said As the dressings
were changed "Ah'ze heerd all kin's
stories abool uggers' haids how hnwd
dey IL an bow prcsunshus Il becomes
or white man ter tempt ter break em
but lpmup tell So yp doan know
ABBOTT II tel yc runs ag'In de- real Ting.
Me an dis fpller wuz w0kin tugedder
putin up n b'iler. an Dissertation
ariz between US, un All In de zuber.
nncr Of me r., Inns Kicked wild all me
mite. Wei. Nh rcckOned ter strike
him on dc haid an All did Deed All
did, Caught him ~luar He neyah
movcd-no. snh But de reaction didn't
DO er ting but break tree of ne toes,
an dats what Ah'm here fo'--ha. ha,
hal Huh huh!
And cheerful Rastus, with the broken
toes, laughed hllarously while the ply
slcian readiusted the spllnts.- Detroit
Free Press.
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A Scotch highland minister was very
fond OF commenting on each verse as
he read II out. On reading the precept
walk clrcumspectly," he sald "Ye've
all seen a cat. my brethren. walking Oh
the top OF a wall covered WI broken
bottles and bits OF glass See hoo II
lifts ae flt and then anlther tit and hoo
slowly and carefully II puts II doom, TO
keep clear OF the sharp bits OF glass
And so, my brethren. In this warld
snares and pitfalls. we should be like
the cat on the wall-we should walk
circumspectly."
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GREAT DEMANDS
FOR CAPITAL
-------s
Growing Out of the Wars in
South Africa
international cOntrOI Of the Chinese Customs
office Necessary TO Insure Payment
Of the War ludemnliles.

~ Asnoefsted Pr~ss " the JousnaL
New YoRK, Nov. 5.--British fnancierI
h re are expecting busy winter says
the Tribune's London correspondent.
Tue continuance Of heavy war expen-
diturcs in South Africa will involve the
government borrowing on a large scale,
1t is also expected that indemnites for
the loyalist claims in Cape Colony and
Natal will need financing in some way
by Colonial loans with guarantees from
the home government.
The mining companies will also be
forced to borrow many millions before
their properties can be put in a
proper state Of development, There is
also the certainty that the China in
denmity can never be paid without
international credit and assistance.
China's debt alreay reaches 5000, ,OOO,-
OOO and the interest and sinking fund
now require tls,OOO,OOO annually.
II is not believed by financiers that
the indemnity for the massacres and at
tacks Oh legations will be less than $500,
OOO, 900 so that at least $SO,OOO,O 900 will
be required in the future for interest
and sinking fund service. Information
al control Of the Chinese revenues and
taxes will be indispensable II these in
IDENTITIES are ever paid
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An Important nIfference

To make it apparant to thousands, who
think themselves i'll, that they are not
afflicted with any disease, but that the
system simply needs cleansing, is to
bring comfort home to their hearts, as
costive condition is easily cured by use
ing Syrup of Figs. Manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co. only, and sold
by all druggists.
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Thoueht IL was = Propo.nI.

Scene. cab stand near London La.
dy. distributing tracts, hands one to
cabby, who glances at Il. hands 1t back
and says politely. Thank you, Indy,
but I'm a married man." Lady nerv.
ously looks at the title and. reading
"Abide with me-" hurriedly departs, to
the great amusement OF cabby Spare
Moments.
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DR.. Golden.
SALEM, Oregon. Nov. Sd. 1900.

he great Catarrh and Cancer Specialist will be in your
city for short time and will treat aud sell you guaranteed
for all Catarrhal Asthma and Bronchial affections We
ha the only eatarrh in the world that passes into
por and will reach any and all organs of the head throat and
opium mercury 1t will headache in five minutes
will cold in the head in day. 1t will deafness
and weak eyes when CEASED by dy caarrh Thousands have
been cured and also make speciality under guar
antee.
Any afflicted with any of the above diseases should
avail themselves OF this opportunity of being cured
This great Doctor can be found F. Edrdge Block
Entrance Between 800 and 3O2 Commercial. St,
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JOURNAL "x.RAYs"


This will be the last night of Tongue.
You can always produce prosperity
with certain class 10y putting a mort
gage on your farm.
An old resident of the nutmeg state,
now residing in Oregon, says Connect.
cut is going for Bryan tooth and toenail.
Tilmon Ford has returned from his
canvass for Mckinley. Mr.. Ford is an
American and called no one Traitors or
Coward.
The Union Signal wv. c. T. W and
Prohibition house-to house canvass
campaign managers will know just
how much influence the Christian peo-
pie have in civilized community.
Portland Dispatch: Owing TO the ex-
traordinary mckinley prosperity"
registration in this city, the Oregonian
claims that Clackamas county will give
600 Republican majority. There will be
enough to spare to make a like major.
ity in Washington county.
&c
Tuesday Mr.. Mckinley and the rest OF
the Republicans will hear what the
people think of their scooping in that
Island Of Lulu with its sultan aud
polygamy. There are Republicans in
this country who cannot be trusted
when there is harem around.
q q z
The Jefferson Review says of an AL
bany Bryan leader: Mr.. Wealth
erford is conceded by members of all
parties to be one of the Pacific coasts
ablest men, his splendid public record
giving weight to his assertions as we'll as
making him very popular personally.
Portland Dispatch: Mr.. Bingham. the
author Of the registration law, no doubt,
is now lamenting over the use the
republicans are making OF his efforts for
an honest election. lie has opened
the doors 10 wholesale frauds and the
republican managers are losing no time
in taking advantage of it.
4 Ae
Tom Tongue told us that Bryan was
the only imperialst. OF course, he is
also the only friend of the trusts. Here
is the kind Of campaign fodder inteli.
gent republicans like Gid Stolz are
asked 10 believe:
Democratic opposition to trusts is a
sham. While In congress Mr.. Bryan
fought every single piece Of legislation
which was introduced by the republi.
cans 10 curb the Sugar, Oil, Leather
Rubber, Cereal and other illegal trade
combinations. He fought bitterly To
defeat them all. He voted against
every proposition which came up for an
investigating committee, and the strong
est defenses OF these monopolies on the
floor Of the House OF Representatives
we're made by Mr.. Bryan. He was first
brought into prominence by the silver
trust, one OF the most infamous ones
ever conceived, and he cannot deny the
fact that for months he was paid prince
ly sums by IL for the silver addresses he
made.
II every county in Oregon had been
canvassed as Lane wasKcKinley margins
would be small.
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Hunting BRbOOns In south Africa.
The balloons which frequent this
rocky country are so destructive TO the
stock fa~ms that organized raids have
10 be made upon them. II Is useless
trying TO get shot at the baboon dur
Ing the day; he Is a willy creature and
knows the deadly effects OF ride Just
as well as the hunter.
Early In the morning the party leave
the farm and quietly surround the
kranz. or rock. where the unsuspeeting
balloons are sleeping Al the nrst
break OF dawn the head baboon Is on
the move. 10 see that everything Is
right lie no sooner makes an appear
ance than he Is greeted with a shower
OF lead. In an instant the whole troop
Is In an uproar They rush hlther Rnd
thither, bowling with rage and pain.
looking Tor place OF escape But few
OF them succeed. Directly the hunters
have retired. the blacks, who have
been following up the party. make a.
rush for the tails or the balloons
Sometimes they are In 50 great a hurry
10 secure these that they fail 10 Oh
serve that the babOon Is not dead aud
an ugly bite or tear Is the result. The
tails are taken % the magistrates or
ice, where a reward OF 2s. Cd each Is
paid for them hy government-- .ondon
ChrOnicla.
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Close Resemblance.

Mrs Talksos husband was reading
an advertisement which asserted that
"the mail is quick, the telegrapher Is
quicker, but the telephone Is quickest,
and you don't have to wait for an an.
swer."
"Ah." he reflected. "ln one particular
that reminds me strongly OF Mrs Talk.
sO."- Baltimore American.
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SECONDHAND
SEWING MACHINES

For about week had almost cleaned
out my stock OF these, but during the
past few days | have taken in a lot
more.
There are nov two good low ann sing.
ere, one American, one Davis, one
Howe a fine low arm cabinet Singer, a
Wheeler aud Wilson aud several Others
prices ranging from $500 up, all ready
10 sew, many OF them sewing splendidlv.
+. A. WIGGNs,
S07 Commercial Street.
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ma rnneral nf Mrs. Rs,kner.

The funeral OF the late Mra. RosttA
Beckner, took place today from the resi-
denee of her son, w. S. Beckner. Ser
vices were conducted by Rev III. L..
Pratt, and interment took plaeein Rural
cemetery, good number OF friends
followed the remains 10 the grave.
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MODERN WOODMEN OF
AMERICA ATTENTION!

All members Of the order are re
quested to be present on Monday even
ing, November 5th, for drill work and
making arrangements for the burial of
neighbor William jennings Bryan.
1892
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The Bryan people have no paid boost.
ers TO get their voters 70 the polls. IN is
the duty OF every one who thinks BTvan
should DO the next President 10 see that
every Bryan man in his precinct casts
his vote
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The STATUE Of Liberty

~ Asss-iaasa Press g. she dearHAa.
Nav YoRK, Nov. 6.--The condition ol
the Statue OF Iiberty-giit OF Bartholdl
erected In the harbor and the most
prominent feature Of New York Ray, ID
h such q desperate stage that II will
rustinto wreck II not soon attended TO.
1t is already impaired, and the arm
which supports the torch Is inclined
from its right position. A movement
10 place the statue on eolid financial
basis will probably he started after the
election excitment is over.
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COUNTY CLERKS
OFFICE OPEN

Tuesday, election day, being a legal
holding the county Offices will be closed,
but County Clerk Hall will be at hand
TO attend to any business touching the
election which may demand his atten.
tion. His office will be open all Of Tues.
day night for the reception of ballot
boxes or any returns which may he
brought in.
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Sweet o. Sour.

Take your choice and please your
taste Make IL Honey, CSanberries o,
any other trult vegetable or groceries
you need. We can tn your order
promptly, giving you the best in the
market at low prices. Wv
eo q BRANsON & RAaAN
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LAST WORK OF
THE SPELLBlNDERS

Gov. Geer closes the campaign at
Forest Grove tonight. HIeis on the de-
layed overland that went through this
afternoon.
Tilmon Ford is billed for Mt. Angel
tonight. He will make a strong personal
p GA for Mckinley In that Bryan strong
hold.
Hon. Jack jeffrey speaks at woodbutn
tonight.
OA ~ ~ % IA Il a.
a..,,th. ,lha Kind yOu law klNals BOIgA'
''''s'''' q ZXHZzZx
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THE CALIFORNIA
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN
Closed With Both Parties
Claiming the State
Where President Mckinley aad Members Of ~
Cabinet WIN Vote Close States
Noted From Washington.

~ Associates Press e. ths Jsurasl
SAN Francisco, Nov, The campaign
in this state has been ended with lit
tie excitement. In this city there has
been no general parade nor any attempt
to combine the nightly political political
meetings into big demonstration. The
leaders Of both parties seem equally
clnfdent and Is is impossible from sur
fa,e indications to predict the result
of tomorow's election. Chairman Stone
Of the Republican State Committee in
a signed statement declares that Cali
fornia will give Mckinley at least l2,.
90 plurality and send full Repub-
lican delegation to Congress. Chair.
man Sims OF the Democratic committe
states over his signature that Bryan will
have 10 600 plurality in the state and
that not less than four Of the seven
Congressman elected will be Democrats.
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There Is no Waste.

Zone reason why We buy our bread
from Westacott 4 Stolz is that the
children eat all that is given them, there
are no pieces left"
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LOSf-Roll OF papers between Yew Park
store and Ladd & Bush bank. Large
roll OF papers. Finder will please,
leave at JoURNAE office. f. F. Cary.
III 8 II
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And see what ane cake you can vet for
20 eents a. sirong's bakery. Tbe ma.
sserials wta cost YOU more 90 make h At
home, - ~
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IN the oregon $ uprsme cOurt.

An opinion has been handed down in
the case of Rostein vs.. Park, on appeal
from Lane county. Reversed. Opinion
by Moore, Justice.
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THE JOURNAL
WANT COLUMN

Many persons take this paper solely
70 get business, make sales, or find em.
ployment through the New Today or
Want Columns.
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Salem banks, saloons and public Of
fices will be closed tomorrow, election
day, the same being legal holiday.
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Order erasampIe.

II you dOn't know where Won can hn,.
strong's Bakery.
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Ii is the duty Of every Bryan man TO
come out and vote next Tuesday and
see that every Bryan man In his pre-
cinct caste HE vote.
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NEW TO-DAY.
Advertisements under this
head SC q line each issue,

WANTED Potato diggers wanted, 7c
per sack. w. ii. Egan, Brooks, or.
ll.b 3t .
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NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Members Of the
Cabinet like tho President will be at
their homes tomorrow to vote says q
Washington special to the World,
Secretary Hay is re ident of the
District Of Columbia aud will have no
vote in the selection oi Resident. lie
will therefore remain ~ tire sole re.
preventative Of the Administration in
Washington on election day. 6 creiary
Gage is now in the west but " Ni.l 90 lin,c
his schedule as 10 be in Chicago in t;n,e
to vote, Secretary Root will vote in
New York City. Secretary Long when
he left Washington for Colorado expect.
I'd to return east in time TO be at
bingham, Mss, his home tomorrow.
Attorney General Griggs is now at his
home in Paterson N. j. where he will
remain till after he has cast his ballot.
Secretary Hitchcock left on Friday for
St Louis giving himself ample time TO
reach his home before elected.
Secretary Wilson now in the west will
be at Traer la tomorrow when one more
vote will Re given 10 Mckinley and
Roosevelt. There Las been a general
exodus Of department clerks from Wash.
ington.
Republicans and Democrats have
been urged by their respective party
leaders TO 40 home to vote and the com.
pliince with the requests has been quite
general.
The greatest efforts have been made
residents OF closely contested states like
Kentucky, Maryland, West Virginia and
Indiana TO return home 10 vote.
Figures given by local railroad mana
gers indicate that $4,000 voters had lelt
Washington by last night.
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DIED.

BRUNk.-At Eola, Or, November 3,
1900, Lelah Mary, daughter of MIR. and
Mrr. Reason Brunk, aged 2 years,
month and 20 days, of pneumonia,
after an illness of six days.
MIR. aud Mrs. Rrunk wish TO extend
10 the many kind friends and neighbors
their sincere gratitude for their assist
ance and sympathy in this their great
aftlietiOn, and for the many beautiful
floral offerings to their beloved one.
SIilPLEY AT Salem, Oregon, Nov. 8,
1900, Minerva Shiply, aged 76 wears,
OF senile exhaustion.
The remains We're shipped today 10
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uodnaISql plnoM on puU 'SId0i pInOA
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aql pun 'IoQl5Sol ui AluM pmoM GSqL
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Picture Moudings v.S ws have s' Isf'yfd e these
goods which is positively the neatest and most up-to-date
line manufactured x Bring one of those pictures and let us
show you how much improvement in the looks one of our
frames will make at very nominal expense. - Come and
we will convince you that carry the neaeSt as well as
the cheapest line of mouldingS in the city
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Ladies', you will lind fill line Of
street and dress hats at lowest prices on
State street. Miss +. SMITH.
ll.5.lwN
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clder barrels.

have lot OF barrels and kegs suit
able fog cider, wine or vinegar. Call ON
up. Rogers, 2lS-222 Com, 81. 10 I'm
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The man who does not vote Is not
good citizen. Let every Bryan man be
a good citizen.
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Has with and complete stock i Iery shev
to all her old friends call First
posohce
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The remains We're shipped today TO
HillsboFo for burial.
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nnrn. nna nam snm.on.

Tam Samson was a gray haired vet.
eran sportsman, who on one occasion,
when out moorfowl shooting and feel
ing the weight OF years begin 20 press
upon him, expressed the belief that the
expedition was to be his last and de-
sired, In somewhat tragic style, that
be might die and be buried In the
mOOrs.
Burns, hearing OF this, Immediately
composed his famous elegy. In which
he related at length the exploits and
skill OF his hero, ending each verse
with the plaintlye line, Tam Samson's
dead"
Some one having told Samson that
Burns had written a poem-"a gey
queer ane"-about him, he sent for the
poet and In something like wrath asked
him 20 read what he had written. on
hearing the recital OF his exploits he
smiled grimly and seemed by no means
displeased. "Rut," be exclaimed. I'm
no dead yet. Robin. Wherefore should
ye say that I'm deadT Burns retired
for a few minutes; then he returned
and reclted 70 Tam the following verse.
which he had composed In the Inter
val.
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Go, Fame, an eanter Like ally
Through a. the streets an neuks Of killie;
Tell ev'ry social, honest billie
10 cease his gneyin,
For yet, unskaith'd BY Deaths gleg guile,
Tam samson's hyinl
Samson laughed gleefully and ex-
claimed, That's no bad. Robin; that'll
do" and the poet was received once
more into his good grRces.-Chambers'
Journal.
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American Laundry

Owned and operated by Americans.
Work fiTstclass. Give il your patron
age. Main office and laundry at 1919
Church street. Telephone Main 1854.
Branch offices, WiDrut Cigar Store.
Fair Ground Store, Yew Park Grocery.
Allen * Bowersox, State Street.
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The LOITuNt.
Chas. M. Pierce, San Francisco.
g. II. Best, Enterprise.
Miss Lima Best, Enterprise.
Mrs. Chas. Funk, Enterprise.
j. II. Harris, CASTOR, Ore.
A. II. Harris, CASTOR, Ore.
N. A. Brewer, Portland.
j. @. Lindsey, Portland.
Paul O. Bates, Portland.
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The Jefferson Review says of an AL
bany Bryan leader: Mr.. Wealth
erford is conceded by members of all
parties to be one of the Pacific coasts
ablest men, his splendid public record
giving weight to his assertions as well as
making him very popular personally.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-03
Didn't MIss Mnoh.

On one Of the trolley lines lead
ing to a wellknown amusement
park they have a system whereby
the ears are stopped at certain
points 10 allow uniformed inspec.
tors TO count the passengers, pre-
sumably as a check on the con.
ductors. Yesterday, among the
passengers on the car on which
the Saunterer happened 10 be rid
ing was a well dressed young fel.
low with a penchant for cracking
jokes at other peoples expense.
When the car stopped for the
count.up he had n lot Of fun
thrusting iibes in the inspector,
the conductor and the trolley com
pany people in general. Finally
just as the car was about TO re
sumo its journey, he called out.
SAY, Mister Inspector, you
missed me-
The inspector turned and look
ID the young fellow over very
carefully.
"Humph" he retorted, Il guess
the company can stand il. | did
not miss much
Then everybody laughed, tn,
'7ouI 5u II! p5I loS MoHoJ 5unoi
. the motorman turned on che cur
tent aud the ear sped onward.