davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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~. $500. March le-~wheat was heavy and Ann
w ,salns vas heaFish, under the eypeeiafion isat
rsss. "a "aHssles would show Large worlds shin.
49,. ~ = hhffM Increase On passage This rn{ia
~ ~ whefe cold wave had hsen promised was
-. srssins &c hoidcss The market showed
h, s.i,a 4. ~ snine time IN sympathy with Gown
4. s e hn'd = The Lrerpocl decline for spcs
~ Vwans ehsct, and there was little cssh
ssr.sss, =. va epsned shade lower. st essss.c.
~ $40. !" ma and reacted 90 gsaese, At which
~ s easea seasc under Yesterday
sss.sss,s@,ss strength and activity Of ccrn. en-.
4. rm.n afhes cables the cash demand and
~s.s- ~ sean'sy offerings, made that market the
Hf psw YESTERDAY "' ~NANe
W. 49, ",srsss vss quiet and While the feeling
sss.-~a VIZ strength q ecrn exercised suficient
ns,s.M ned ne market arm. May rinsed A. IN
A.. 1850. .as wee dall. tHt arn. helpea b. sishs,
49, 81 $40 TIE strength Of com MAY pnrs
~ ~ Improved, MAY lard &c up. aud MAJ
.sles failures ranged As follows;
MIRA 70 VpeHing Highest Lowest C1ossns
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.,"AsHlSGToN, March 1.-The March report Of
vi, , .sastisian o. the department. Of asculture
-. 49,. $3.50 me amount d wheat remaining In farm
srs hands on March 10 have been about "a 700 oas
ousnsas, o. per cent o. last years crop as com
paIea eitn ~, 10000 bushels, or q per cent Of
the crop Of lsss hand March 1 Isa9 -
The corn In farmers hands d estimated a. n, .
1870 bushels ss Or per cent, q last years crop
seMnsL sU.m,Ds bushels, or l-s per cent Of he
crop q iss. on hand March l. issa ms prcpor-
Won q The total crop q last year shipped out q
Wy country where grown is estimated at Ms per
cent, or about %s eoe 900 busheis
me proportion OF the total crop Of last year that
vas Of q merchandise standard Is estimated AZ . 3
per cent ~ 49,
of oats there reported 70 be about 20 600 600
psheh, or eo per cent on last years crop stil in
Iafmss hsnds. as compared with ~ 800 900 buahels
l, Ho
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Second Presbyterian W A. Major pastor
Morning suhiect Lessons From the book ~
ieaah' ersniBg ssslect. "Lessoua Prom the kpissie
81 Peter
Rsnton church-~Res " 8 WASHER. rastet. s~rv~
ices 81 70 VA uuson sunday seAo~9 al u . IN
uuited PreshytsriaR-~CnsnsT q siIih sssaas and
Seneca street Services ct u ~ m snd 20 p n
wslsh-seyrnih avenue and Olive street Rev.
owen Jones' pSstqr, Services az 70 - m hnd
7 = m
Calvary Presbyterian churcb-~torn,r Twenty ssarth
svrnnr ard King street Rev uonAld Ress. pastor.
Services, d ~. aHd - m
f'nrherisud Pfeshyteftsn fhaTeb...Tvsntf -ssresd
svenne and East thssrg Special trrfe1 ~ stanzes.
icRl services led b. pastor. assisted b. hst. A. q.
McGrngcy
laka Lnicn Presbyterian rh1rh~ hiiNaarne A.
srus, FrsrCnt Rev. A. Carney rsstas Ssxr.
tsrs. u A. ~ ard e . n slnaHE scsacs u a
m Junier HnarAsar. . m. e. y. tn .. n
First prs.h-tsyika-CoTpsr feffth assaas ard
syrns street Rev A I. Hptrhlssn u - ras.
tar Services Of II a n. snd ! y . ~ sanasy
s-Asal Il - .. n. Christian EndsAras Al SIS.
seas fses.
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E&1a ~ stn'ss Tsttsts s. s0ss 60, straight,
sss.s,. = , s,s.ls E7et1 su-irs .pecials. 4 -
NJ, -. g 'tre shls s. eais, hsters. sass1 -
Af,,s !, ! spFias- s'sr No 5 spsins. sEssic
ss-NNsa I No
ssA A~aN.s s-'"l 40 rAiie, mtseEtc; Ne >
N't-Ns 4 ~
sassa ~ 2 E,ats,
NJ. ~. ~ ; a. urius tirnethy. SO
~. asss rsf h2 s. ssfie 81
~ ~ A NJ. S rtsIs =,
So asst stst taasc 81 naF@
60. - lss salisit hlar4 t.se,,
wa-, frsf bssef s.Fs 70
sx.F-css 7ss as.s ani'sea E,ois PER cal. NA
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.


Hssss ss.. Aa'rh A-CAstle Receipts 100 he~d;
M kalf,,. aahfe eVef ssssrs. NsA -. cows
NJ 49, @ssS csnnerx. s. 1sSS. storkers
rsyS s -Ss. = = s'ss e. calves Sal 8 bulls and
A.sa&s a ~. so hesd market stronger: heavy.
IN a y, m,xed arAsAB; Nsht. Ngss;S ~
acsss s,Ssss.s. aone. u,Agse;, arm fair 20 eAelcs
Nrrs, fair 20 choice Western. S ssas Is ,
s'oSk sheer, Aais. LAMBS. sslT 10
eu,. Chicago
hsis ssss.' March h-Cattle- Reoeguts. 100; nnm.
I've gaSl !, -gefssing struDger foF the week uz-
ltstS, -, p5uae stscrs. $ load. poor 20 medium
NasS&, - issdsrs, 81 iSas IS. mixed siockers.
VIVA AsA&, hctss. Nlaszs IS; can
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TODAYS CHURCH SERVICES

Hereafter the Post-luselligenoer win sfov Eve
lines in formal church notices free q charge Fer
every line ever Ere there viii he charge OF .
cents. THIS rule viii he strictly adhered 10.
Church notices lie In tais effies not later
than 5 30 p m Friday.
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ChsAstisn cburrh-Ls.ons prrRyAsns A. II a. m
ard 10 ~ b. Rev n y Dunlap ssxTY sandsy !
snraAy seSaei, u S 3 g. n. en- 3 m
F4rts Christian Fhaerh~ gnrssF flgfth seenss. snA
Pm sfrest nss ~ II LfusanfrlteF gasfax Mnru-
ins sarstrs. 10 q n. saeiret TIE fsrshaa ~ tAS
Es.as@i gertisn
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ryrst ru5fAsfez rh1rch-.8svecta fs-sss Hss,
Talnn neF " .. slHs2@tA nlaiatsr 4srFees
"a a. e. Eus IS 2 uavsrlg rnt8esf 'Tat
grasrea q toe ftnEaE fsffgfff f's---f a-r@-e|
sa.iaf -c4rl4sStlaz's ps1t 10 MAFslA LgtAss q
gaa..c crlts1
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NEW YORK MARKETS,


49,, . svnh, Msreh ~ Flour Receipts. is.yu
- Minnesota patent, s. soas po .,,,. as,s, aho
s-Is&.. 4 1880 masss patent. r.'e8sp. win,es
" s. i'r isop bushels; spot. steady; No
9 . ahost in store Options o.,eps =,
hue With sthar bearish cable news ~
neNe ~er propects, but turned s,ronre,
*mF o. sharp rise Ia corn, prnmo,ins
E eoef shsfts The marke, ~as finally M.
49, Iau .Hnfins closing easy at unchansr.,
h4&nbw. H. ~s'' 'a'y' 'ae
NNI-Quiet
H4s-dissdy
udss- Options ciosed easy 10 rc,,,. -. L..
49, - " oAss. lnsudins March. asffs To-. Nav
June. aebc; July 66sc August rai
sssa.sv " We. an.st No invoice. si@sse: No.
fs1M Isssi mild. quiet, Cordova al,sfile
NV STEADY, fair refining, 3 fs.isr. csr,s.
s.s.a ~, sis refined, dun and steady; gran.
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70 % %
FOREIGN MARKETS.


Breadstuns.
LONDON, March io-wheat-C.rro~ 40 .,...
notninr doing; eafgoez on passage more iner,,r~'
Ensish costntry markets, firm
LIVERPOOL, March B-wheat And sc,,, ~
Paris. hrm; French country marfrts auie,. ~
"neat-spot Nc. red Western winter and Ma I
NorIhaFn spring, stocks exhausted. Futures ann .
March. t5s lod July s. sd A-"
.orn-spot. firm; American rixed new. d icd :
american mixed, old. IS lgid Futures frm. MAJ
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steady with actual business 10 banker bills ~ 81 Is
demand and S4s for sitts DAYS: posted rates,
81 taAeA - and NNai4 ~ commercial bills, Asisa
Sd silver certificates, eaiaese. bar silver. Ssc;
state bonds, STEADY railroad bonds. firm.
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fadFpcuSeni Psseats sscssty- Fnrsgts-af han 80
Tirst sVerue sgntar. 81 = n iszs5eszss i6r-
tars. failsrcgl ~ ta-l FrIe.ast tEs ae1sasas-
Charch q tie seai-0da Felavs' AL eorz-.
ssesza sEssss kss sszs~s ssss. Cs--4sxa's lya>
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- .. NNss; bulls. ca4n calves. S 7saT rs TEXAS
h...s heeeps. 1900; strong to shade higher for
y, HsL qnaiity mixed and butchers A7sa4 81; rood
enoee heavy. sLTsa4Ni: rough heary. $3.50
nsn,s. aIga4 ~ bulk q sales, Asy a4B
q, nsep-hecapss. 100 lambs. about steady: good
70 70 eheies wethers, T5ds; fair to choice n,ired
SsH7D. 'Ne''S' nS1s'h hinnS'
sheep. 1900 ' As'' iSi'''i
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ship. y a. and ~ m mesnins shsns-
Pressing Forward sssntns thens. A GoHnJ
Month. Al are welcDrna
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Mr,heaI.t rrsts.tan, chrreh,..

Tz.ss yssrtias shasgh- Fssssssps on saassr a. u
~
Fs-v, Fs-s Msttes9sss shasss- Czenss n Tarrr a..
sn1s tna riHE sss@ss
g1rys~ Cafu~f rt3aa ssruos sns Faas sfs.-s
Trssraiag H se- Hnd n
tsewHsasa rsass b. Itsaial Baaisg FASTER szsaAny
shtsa 81 g sztsc3ass a. "a
4ssf.sa Mssaaslssg rhafFH-- fffr6 ssrsas ga Psse
fess ss,x g nj aHH ~ a. fa.sa. 5000
rssltnE % g. frsEe' ussflas sfsFy Tksgz.ag.
80
Tss No~ersiaa gsshish AFsha3.gt gt8Tsa ass %.
lstraa sFrrarfs FFsfa Aanaay ft lG u aaa ne
= - t1 Trea Bah. NsfH atHs@e Az es4s#ss,a-
saaEs hFt d IS Harss gamu
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RaGtsry street " = ehHf-A-cogzsr TAsra A.
-nas ana Battery t-sss1
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ura, II 70 a m: msdsams nesting. p - !; ielo1
esruss second a,snas sns riIs ess.r.. as.sias.
sgsrtaaissn fsa<AiA sy rSat orssa
Tsecsophy.
rnsoecpAisai scsiets. Aasnda fads>-Mssss - r
m a. iis fhira ssenes Sabscs~ TIE sess1t1As
Asper, o. Tfeo~ssAy" ~ Nj h~sacspa
osera Ctr 1hea~ophiosi ssuisty IN Ansvscs~E,.
'.T' send., sssnsas :, ! e'e's.s. = g asla
q TIA sOals iSsncrtsii,y,@ ~ q O srh~as~sl
Christian Aavs.sssss.
c1srt.sisn A8,rntsss chareA- Hs. wtiism Crap.
russ. rsster. prsYss. iois . IA psssssias. II .
IA! sunday seheal a. p n.
cotared baptist Mfssien.
tn. coIor~d Rapt'ss ssrvssss sssr sSndss a. II
ciesk a r. saa pesess - u 80 ig"ns
Cbristsaa MIs.sea-sea~es'a B~ss~l.
Mestinr haa 80 ssssas~us 4 10 wssssars~
Pasls sssss.il, invited. csasi.as. rs~ss.. n..s
Christina os,he,se ch~res.
xioN ~sesiasse-G, A y bah caiiaas esern 49,
'se~s sandss Hsesniss "a clsA
Evangelical Assseissisn.
sl-yrsss-n srrsses sssv-s sss Trio s..@s. ns..
s Nss", s...ss.ass s..,, 1890, u "a
IA = 2 = g y a, o n
raissrssi nroshevheeA.
sestiss Lnass, Ne ~ n.-a~ ~ Hisesi-r sas<s
MsssAi sas PIsssFaI" Isasas Aessa~a Laasss syuus
~ toistySz 81 u q. RI
Mental science.
n: ii.stsl s.ssaslss. r... .,~y saaa., .t o..
eg srsn.ns 81 e'sisss
section sestsi. -. T.. p1.
sscttes N~stus kstss mssfihs. s..rs ass3as 81 o
? A. n hssos4e ssmsss. rElssa1s ssc4af
Hss.tsn orfhedos ehsveh.
- % iAassSes srsaws Rsr . Kszsss. psssss
sSfsters ~ . a r. fAsFp
aifl.anisI pawa.
nasw Hnes,sf sf1ss s-ygy ssss.s IA. .
80 Eefstas nsas - s*saias 40 Ne
Ftsst ChsFeh OF chwi.s. Scientist.
Naifeas hask ris.s srs~sss - nasisx
firhft ssfstafF - q . n sge1sF sesasi - lsis5
ser'ler Nf4gstsag svrrsx . aaiaek Hsa4las
rtFn eree a4.*S - ~evf ffen , - .
soei~ty OF ~tvwrsst Religions.
is e. ben Cas1ims tssea eazusr sssfms
ssstes tt9 fhHFe AFEvt q y ~ Hss knrsa
" Marie tsszasr "a Nssaas2Faaslaa a lislAsf
hses f}s H*as~fAs fa5ktaze FsAaa faAls
iSf1sa
s@F~nsh Day adv~atf.ta
Me-. ~ Hsasss tsssls rs~sA . Fsra sss
'as. Services Is 8 a ss.tsy sAass AZ a "a
Ev~rybody'. Cbarah.
Mssts s& Tssrf tssrec Hsv Sae~Fh aaams.
YKsEsf Nfrrsns.
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Breadstuns.
sAs FRANCISCO. March io.--wheat. ..e.sv
VA "a and on call Barley market Quiet bn,
esa6y Osn. quiet Spot quotations we're;
Nhest shipping No. !. Nc; milling f.odsl. M
Eshsy-Food. 7o8fsc; brewing, s2tds5c
Qsu- gny orsson. hmAsli2i; milling AHs
~, euarss sacks. is,sil; wheat csnssis. ~ tss
Qwgus. leoo; barley. centais isi0: oats, centals
~. y ossecn 10; corn, centais. 50; potatoes
~ nus. ~: hides number. s55
Produce, Fruit. Etc.
lnltulb- hiddiinss. siT@eo; bran. slaai3 p.r top
MU-MhAt Gaio: wheat and oat rafe, h~,t
bsiy niaa7 50: alfalfa, S,s7 60; storf II 49,
a1evussd Wheat. ssaio; straw, Der bsi. psssis D.
rSafso-EarJ ross. rBassc; river Burbsnks ga
~. osvn burhann e5rdsi05
App1o- Choice. u Is; common, Soc
buter-Ftney creamery, sic: do secouds iNd7n, .
~ iai7, E4l1r do seconds, issIsc.
Qhw California ssasc; young America,
Auu-etofs, California. iaai3yc
Wool and Hops.
we1-8wine Nessds tesltc, Western rreror
l1st vsllsy Oregon. D@7ec. Fan: Northern
.m hmn lsalk mountain lambs saltsu.
- sssluin plains 2lec; Humboldt and Mendo,
nqs-cses Of ssa ileisc for choice.
Closing Quotations,
WAst-etssdy; May. ne; December, slos, cash.
hdy- No sales.
osm~iAus yellow siossiIo
y % %
NEW YORK MARKETS.
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We ksB-sora-r f'Its stH,st ss4 Tb.t-s srsmas
fsss GA as tlsat GzTtrr7 ir rlrfas a -
49, ara d n. Asl5ass nsT.4ss 3 8 n faus-
81 rxtAeriuz
IA ha.i.-fsTDsr FSeaof afeuHgr trlth snH & as.sr
usF parxz EefrssFst ae8 fasar Wstssr -
faa-sp r.. frss eaE o. hs3lss,s t-srt
iuxs . . H.. fxaz4sy ssaseriaE . n frsa sa1
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS.
SPOKANE.
Mining stock.
san FRANCISCO.


Ban FRANCISCO, March Sterling on Lon
al ~; "Ay DAYS. VISA; sterling on London sight
Financial.
silver bars, ssfe Mexican dollars, tst@sse: drafts
sight, he; do telegraph. l5c N''''
% % q
NEW YnnE
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M g. .sess sachsPs- tSiay the batter raa4ke
tsR. lsSs sAsla'y. isr2itc dAiry. lSs.sc Cheese
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sgATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
wssst-Lrpor, No. club. &c; No blueytooe
- rillne No. club. SIC; bluestone. SIG
% q %
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
sACONA March Observation-Disclosures neglected.
= no unchanged. Bluestsm. s2ac; club, Die
% % %
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
poEfLAND March lo.--whest--waIIa waIIa ses
r: vuusy. siss2e; blusstsm, 54e65c.
% % %
oAN FRANCISCO MARKETS,
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IL e. A. p hs3 Ca.3lMs tssef es~zsss @ssfrs
sssea- ths famst NHset ~ Frn " ass AWesS
W Marie tsszss. fa Neeaas3raaslsaa a fsl4af
hns7i SIS Haa>sAs ra5essaus R.Aaa faAGs
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@ssfs siR T1srf sssree H~s sas-sh Aaams.
rszsef Ffrfsss. 49,
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Me- - Hsaa1s fssFsns rrst& = Fe-a ras-
'as. aTriofs e . q e. ssatsy ssaags AZ . a a.
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WASHINGTON. Nara 70 Trssy's statement -
ths caaairiats q ~ tfaaNasT staHs;
Aya4aA3s cssA hRlAnoa .-..-.... tNl ~ -
SO -s.s-vs .....-...........-.... slTE rs
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TNs Msets1 ssnfists meet e.ssr sssatss at As q
NJ Th1oeaFaistt fssszs. liM rNtrN sssaas TAnes
fty rssninx 81 sisss
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nas. p Hinesssg s,1es srysy s,ahs.r. Il I. -
81 kAefst9 nsas Is sssaias 40 Ne
tFFzfsd p fssAstf1H
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sscttes Nssias Aatss ~sssinss s.srs sss6.y 81 Q
, N IN hsscsis tns-s. rnissaos sec4s.f
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81 Clements Twsnty-ionrsh avenue ssush and
Washington street
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Taylor tbgrrh-Tsyiur svszas AID 1hoznzs street.
EsT. Al.sr1 y. RArs. Pa D. S4zsa. Pzk--e sss-
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ueus, on can. steady. - rer cert prime mtI-
esnt,le paper. sSss. ps= osaLi stss.Aas s1eoA-s~
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-27
Il found your medi-
cine a blessing to me
and my family"

There are women who feel something
like grudge against the children, who,
one after another rob their mother of her
beauty and strength. Men do not usually
realize how much the mother gives TO
each child to her own loss. Women
accept II as part of the obligation OF
Nature and pay the debt grudgingly.
Yet IN Natures plan every child Is a
new JOY and fresh happiness. II isn't
the children that steal the mothers
strength. II Is the unnatural drains and
pains which weaken her.
Every woman who has used DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription has found in il the
one thing woman has waited for. II
stops the drains, heals Inflammation aud
liberation, makes the baby's advent
pleasure and his life a blessing. No
opiates or narcotics are contained in
Favorite Prescription"
read what your mediciue had done for other
people writes Mrs. Edwin n Gardner BoE 10,
beeehwood, Norfolk Co, Mass, :" - thoaeht
would Try a. and found that Il was a hessing
70 me aud my family. began Ia Iuue and took
sn bottles OF your medicine and three viais of
fgllets' I took your medicine a year when
hAd {, Ten pound giTi. had the easiest time
very well since. i took three bottles OF Favor.
iie Prescription. three Of Golden Medical Dis-
covery' aud three viais Of Pciiets' had no
appetite aud could not eat much without Il dis
uessihg me, Before took the medicine / only
weighed iN pounds and now weigh I7S"
y Dr Perce's Pleasant Pellets clear the
brain by cleansing the body Of the cor
ruption which clouds il.
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Tomorrow Night.

There is TO visit this city tomorrow
night a concert company Of unusual at
tractiveness and merit; we refer 10 the
Louise Brehany Ballad & Opera con-
certs, headed by one Of America g
favorite artists, Louise NJ. Brehany.
Miss Brehany has become famous as a
ballad singer the country over, and has
appeared heretofore as soloist with some
Of the great organizations Of the country,
including Sousa's Band, The Marine
Band, Edouard Remenyi Company, Ber-
nard Listemann Company etc. She has
surrounded herself with great artists,
including W. Guillaume Sauvlet, the
noted Belgium pianist and conductor.
Miss Olga SchInoll, a young violinist,
whose work has attracted unusual at
tention in her recent appearances In the
East and in Chicago.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-27
EXCESSIVE rAxArIoN.

From 1894 TO 1899 the Oregon state
tax levy has risen from mills to 9 SO
mills, more than 40 per cent. The
amount OF tax raised has increased for
state purposes from t45i, ,i9s In 1894 to
t76i ,lll in 1899. The valuation Of prop
perty has declined In that time IRON
1850, ,ss0, 1888 TO slS9,53s,b77. II the de-
mand Of the taxeaters could be gauged
by the amount Of property TO DO found
by the assessor II would be different, but
the total cash taken grows larger as
property values diminish.
In Marion county government we find
a similar condition Of affairs. In 1893
on a valuation Of go, ,7V5,s7s the taxes
collected In this county for county and
state purposes amounted 10 tl03, 7s3 10.
In 1898 the valuation IL put down 10
1892 ,2s7.--a reduction In values Of over
% per cent--but the total amount Of
taxes 70 be raised is increased 10 fl7s,.
2si.5s. This Is an increase In the tax
10 be- collected and paid this year Of
nearly ten per cent. With all the local
taxes there Is no market for lreal estate
and the ownership Of properiyis becom.
ing quite problem In itseli
While all this Is golng on there Ia no
movement ON the part Of anyone to
solve the problem. Members Of the leg.
inlature are 10 be- nominated solely on
the question Of who shall 10 United
States senator for the next six years 10
succeed Mr., Mcbride, when the crying
need Of the hour IL a legislator who
shall stand against the constant Aggres.
uions Of this taxeater, who shall 20 10
the legislature 10 reduce the burdens Of
the people instead Of heaping up new
taxes on them.
Oregon Ia not alone In this predica.
ment. Other states are groaning and the
people are curnng at the multiplication
Of burdens, all Of which become charge
against the property Of the people and
their children. The last legislature i'm.
posed moro now taxes than any body
Of lawmakers that has assembled In
many day, In spite Of the fact Reiormer
U'Rcn gives il q certificate Of character
in rainbow coloFs. WHAT IL needed In
The legislature is men who will stand Cor
= reelection Of the land TAX about 80 per
cent and the extension Of tho tan on the
gross earnings Of untaxed corporations
which the Insurance companies are now
paying express companies, telegraph
and lons.dislance telephone companies,
sleeping and dining car lines, bond In.
suranoa companies and AL corporations
that collect money Oh the people With
out owning property In tho stats beyond
oalce nn,nres. Give the producer Who
earns the wealth Of the state a chance
At least an even chanee--w wilh the non.
producer, who has power 10 laK him
svcry time he turns around.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-27

Imperialism aud trusts are not the
subjects ON which Mr.. Mckinley and
his party will conduct the campaign, Il
they can choose the issue. Firmly as
they believe that they are doing the
work Of civilization in establishing the
Jurisdiction OF the United States over
distant islands aud alien and
savage or semi civilized people, they
must bo very far from assurance as to
the success Of a campaign ON the ques.
ton of imperialim as il will be raised.
They know that nearly all the gold Dem.
ocrals who gave them the victory Of four
years ago are bitterly and aggressively
hostile 10 imperialism. Il is Tor this
reason partly that they are avoiding
everything that may give a definite form
10 tho i,suc, intent apparently ON ~.
curing yeriict on the general question
before risking one ON any Of the par.
ticular questions that must eventually
come up for discussion. The admins.
tsation party will therefore undertake 10
hold lie forces together by making the
money question prominent. On this
issue Il knows that il has the country
with IL. This is an attested TACT, at.
tested not only In lSad, but in the elc,,.
tlons Of lvs', lS9S, aud lS9a. There is
still lie la the issue and breath is
blown into 1, most scdulOusly by the
Democratic candidate Of four years ago
whooi all men in the country ought TO b.
most eager 10 sce his poor dependence
OF iSe6 disappear ior ever ia oblivion.
The Republican party Ia nov the gold
standard party. Il stands ior sound
money, aud this gives il 50 strong hold
upon the country that il will be impos.
s.olo Tor the homocrats 10 defeat Mr..
Mckinley II the money question is
actually made the mosl prominent issue
Of che campaign.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-27

opportunity Is the Cream Of Time. I"
Now Is your opportunity. There Is
Hoods Sarsapsrilla, aud no time when
10 is so susceptible 10 the benefits 20
be derived from such a medicine. BY
purifying, enrichlng aud yitalizing
The blood aud toning up the system
Hoods Sarsaparilla starts you right
for VIII de year OF health.
Constipation Is cured by Hoods
Pills. O
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-27
Two VaRrants

A pimp, known as Billy Logan, was
brought before the city recorder yester-
day on charge Of vagrancy. He was
fined $40, but sentence was suspended
until evening, and he embraced the
opportunity 10 vamos the ranch.
A tramp, giving the name Of s. Green,
was rounded up near the depot yester.
day By Constable Minto, and Justice
Jcl SSon sent him TO the county Jail for
q week.