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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05
nAsK HAMA SHOULD BE RrTlRrD

There Is feeling among thinking peo-
pile that Marx Hanna Is an inhammatory
element Ia this presidential campaign.
Az chairman Of the National Republi.
can committee he has gone ON the
stump oi his own accord, and be has
brought upon himself and his party
not little ridicule and criticism. His
preiense 10 DO talking 10 the labor
elements is offensive, because until he
was alarmed At the rrospect Of i8ryan's
snccess this year he has never been
known a. sympathetic friend or adj
wiser Of organized labor.
II VAS announced early in the spring
that the National committee would be
reorganized and he would not be chair
man. lie said himself he would not
again take the Office Of chief director
Of the campaign. Bat after all Repub-
Leans bad drawn a sigh Of relief at the
mere thought Of getting rid Of him as
tho head and front Of modern Repub.
licanism. 10, and behold he was plump.
Cd back onto the parly's neck aud he
has been veritable old man Of the
sea.
He has an idea that be 10 popular
with the people aud the idol Of his
party. lie believes that he is q great
debater and challenged bryan 10 a
Joint canvass. lie imagines himself a
champion Of the strikers 10 the Penn
aylyania coal fields. He lhinks that
he ls great brass spigot through
which the Almighty Father taps the
resources Of the universe and permits
prosperity 10 iriekle down on the ipst
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05
HOLD osro WHEAT AND nops


Tie Journal does not think the
growers oi wheat and hops haYe any
risk 20 incur By holding onto their
wheat and hops. n the wheat is in q
good panary or store-room or well
warehonsed il L safe from any farther
reduction in prices. Dollar wheat will
not be realized. Mr. A. =. Myers
returned THE week from Sherman coun-
~ where be cold bic wheat for a. cents
bushel. When the wheat is in market
that has 70 b. marketedby those In need
Of money right after threshing, buyers
viii begin to find difficulty in getting
lOls d good grain and the pnee will
% up.
The same is true Of hops. There is
short crop and the grower who can
hold bic crop in the bale until the most
favorable market is found for him will
make money in doing IL. We do not
uSually offer adgfeeon these matters but
IL seems 10 us wrong 70 hasten sales
under All the circumstances. Usually
in presidential year there is falling
market bot this year the worst that can
happen. or is claimed 70 happen II
Bryan goes in, is the blow ip the stomach
that the trusts will get. They may not
be able 10 maintain prices on what they
cell
Bat no one predicts q fall In wheat or
any staple product. The Republicans
are not promising the farmer dollar a
bnsbsl this year for his wheat. They
are not claiming that they put up the
price Of hops or prunes. In fact, they
know these things are beyond the reach
o. eonirol Of any party or administration.
Organization Of tlie producer, a. well as
oi the manufacturer may advance the
price Of an article. The fruit growers
and the hop growers have felt the
benefits Of organization and should rely
more on the benefits they will get on
that line than on political promises.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05
ATimely warning.

President Mckinley, Governor Roose
welt and the present Republican party
disavow, with some show Of indignation,
the just charge OF Imperialism. It is true
that imperialism is not yet fully Matched
out; but although that bird Of prey is
still hiding in its shell it is already peep
ing, and preparing to creep out. Our
money oligarchy which has charge Of
the affairs Of our governments ready To
pay any amount OF money and to use all
means that can thwart that dangerous
bird, - Imperialism, from breaking
through its shell, with full power of its
destructive flight.
You must know, my friends, that a long
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

and the unjust. And q great many
Republicans honesty believe and
worship him ss great man and mol
der Of destiny. Bot the general public
does not believe tbese things. They
can see through the coarseness Of the
man. They can see in him the stalk
ing deaths head Of eommercialism and
materialism that has very little regard
for the rights Of the masses except 20
look 10 il that they may have enough
10 eat. The higher aspirations for jus
tice and equality and good govern
ment do not spring from the breasts Of
such as Hanna and II the Republican
managers do not retire him the people
will retire the party that tolerates his
leadership.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05
psrUsD THE COUNTY FLOATING DEBT.

Just at present the county 1hi ials in
charge Of county finances are happy be-
cause a large collection Of taxes has re.
duced the floating debt. and they see
no necessity for employing a popular
loan 10 put the county on a cash basis.
bat the bulk Of the taxes are in and for
the next six months debt will again pile
up. 50 long az the county does not cash
warrants all warrants issued must be
stamped and draw interest and in their
turn be called in. 80 the debt even II
smaller operates as an endless chain, tn e
warrant dealers taking their six per cent
cream of every dollar Of county taxes
expended by the county.
II the county court would secure money
enough on popular loan TO put the
county on cash basis il would save the
difference between six per cent interest
and whatever II could get money for.
Some say the county could get money at
3 or 81 per cent. But even at four per
cent the county would save one'third Of
all the interest and have no more 6oat-
ing debt created. The treasurer would
cash all warrants at par and the county
warrant ring would have little 10 call
them 70 the courthouse, except 10 pay
their taxes. Put the county on cash
basis and there would be no temptation
for the county treasurer 10 buy warrants
with county funds or private funds.
This has been the custom in the past.
Bot unless the county court Is disposed
% take the popular view Of this subject
nothing will be done. Objections can be
iOuud In the constitution and the laws 10
reiunding by means OF popular loan.
There are interested parties who would
enjoin the county court, II they could f,
from undertaking popular loan. But
II is doubtful II tho courts would sustain
any scheme 10 restrain the county court
from acting as financial agent for the
county. The county court has general
control Of the county finances. II is it's
duty 10 reduce Il burdens o. the people
az far as possible. The county court has
made loans in the past aud could do il
again OF the banks. Then why not Of
the people2 There is disposition in the
minds Of some lawyers to always find
obstacles In the way Of reform when
anything il asked TO be done for the tax
payers. But almost everything has been
undertaken and some things have been
done against the taxpayer in spite Of the
laws and the constitution. La fact the
present county debt is unconstitutional.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

held. The exhibits ~ere q a general
siste-wide eharac er. vhile in iorner
years they were mostly local. . county
fair in reality. vhfie labelled q sta,
fair.
The happy result q THE year's srpo
siiion is doe 10 tie selection Of men On
The Board from VARIOUS coungies vbo
had bad experience. were competent,
and aho pushed the work. The fair vas
in fact well worth seeing. II was in
some respects magnificent. The various
kinds Of stock and dairy cattle we're rep
reaented By beantifnI specimens ulat
we're daily psraded. The poultry eK
hibit Ess interesting and rich displays
we're cent from remote oeniers Of this
industry. This part of the exhibit vas
very attractive and lively
The pavilion offered a surprising va
riety Of exhibits. in which the products
Of native industries, agriculture and hor-
tie0liure. were heaPsi mp IN an atiras-
tive manner Whoever gazed upon it
al. especially the zloriods displays Of
nut and stone fruits, must have been
impressed with the thought that Oregon
is indeed q richly blessed region. Most
noteworthy, as was perfectly proper,
was the section allotted 10 Marion
eounty. Bat Lane, Linn, Benton and
Washington counties bad foe displays
The Agricultural college, at Corvallis.
was also well represented.
The fair will prove very beneficial for
the whole State Of Oregon. The fact il
established that it lie possible even in
a thinly settled community to conduct =
successful state exposition il the right
persons are placed at the front Of the
enterprise.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05
HIGH PRAISES ron THE STATE FAIR

From an editorial Ia the German pa.
per. at Mt. Angel, we translate as fol-
lows: The iortieth state exposition or
state fair, that was fret held at Oregon
City, closed its doors on the :2nd Of
September. The Board Of Agriculture
can look back with satisfaction and just
pride upon lis labors. Their pains and
exerlions are well repaid by the
many compliments that have been
ahoWered npon them. Il can be conf.
doatly claimed that the fair just closed
vac the best and the moot iar-reachine
n ils results than any that has bee :
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

time before Octayius became the sole
master Of the Roman Empire under the
name Of Augustus, Rome had ceased n
be a Republic,- lit had only retained the
empty name Of being Republic.
We, still known as a Republic, are
dangerously nearing the same condi-
tions. Let every honest and discerning
man have bis eyes and ears open, and
work accordingly, that history may not,
through our own fault and neglect, re-
pat itself 10 the bitter end VOTER.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05
ONLY a FARAFR. ("

NJ recent address, Webster Davis,
lately assistant secretary Of the interior,
told the following story, and paid this
eloquent tribute to the men who till the
soil AID earn their bread Gin the sweat
Of their faces AIr. Davis said
"Not long ago in the capital Of our
Republic took occasion 10 tell Of the
heroism and chiyalry Of the lighting
Boer, when a British sympathizer sar.
eastically remarked: oh, he is only
farmer and nothing more Then
thought OF the men who in the long ago
planted the first germs Of civilization in
South Africa. whose I theirs followed
William the Silent when he wrested
liberty iiom the hand Of the Spanish
tyrant, and / remembered that they
were only farmers and nothing more.
Aud who was IL that fought the wild
beasts and the still wilder payages Of
that mysterious land in order to lay the
foundation Of two splendid little Repub
lies, for the happiness Of their posteri.
ity7 II was only farmers and nothing
more.
"Ah, yes II was only a farmer, aud
nothing more, who climbed the steep
sides Of Majuba Hill 10 drive from its
summit the soldiers Of British tyranny
and oppression, and who at Bronkhurst
Spruit and Laing's Mex fought like
chiyalous knights Of o!J ;Of liberty, jus
tice and equality.
'lt was only afarmer, and nothing
more, who at spions Kop performed
deeds Of war, who, leaping like pan
ther from bowlder 10 bowlder, ascended
that hill amid fearful storm OF leaden
hail, and covered its summit with
wounded and dying British, and drove
the survivors back across the Tugela
river.
ut was only a farmer, and nothing
more, who In the embankments Of Mod
der River, with but 5000 comrades, with
only four cannon and two Maxins, for
six days held in check the flower Of the
British army. consisting Of 10000 men,
under command Of the greatest general
Of the British Empire, with 100 OF the
greatest cannon to be found in all the
world, but finally yielded TO oyerwhelm.
ing numbers and now lies dreaming at
ST. Helena Of liberty and future Re.
public.
81 remember, too, that in our own land
it was only a farmer, and nothing
more, that poured out the crimsion tide
OF his lie ON Lexington green, AS viii
ling sacrifice on Liberty's altar who
suffered with Washington amid the sor.
rows Of Valley Forge, and who at sar.
atoga, Monmouth, Bunker Hill and
Brandywine preiormed deeds Of yalor
that welded his name TO glory and un.
dying fame.
at was only farmer, and nothing
more, who stood with brave old Andrew
Jackson behind the Gotten bales at
New Orleans and taught old England
that easier were il to hurl a rooted
mountain from its base than To force
the yoke Of slavery upon men deter.
mined 10 be free, and who at Chepulte-
pee, Palo Alto, cerro Gordo and Buena
Vista carried the banner Of the republic
TO triumph aud glory,
at was only a farmer, and nothing
more, Who climbed the eide Of Mission
ary Ridge over shrleking muskels belch
ing cannon and valiant men 10 pluck
the flowers Of victory that blossomCd
upon its crest, aud who walked above
the clouds ou Lookout Mountain, swept
down the valley Of the Shenandoah, and
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05
.1,ke Heea Wln snrtlr 80.

BE sure to heed the first symptoms o.
indigestion, nervousness and impur,
blood, and thus avoid chronic dyspepsia
nervous prostration and all evils pro.
duced By bad blood Hoods Sarsapa.
riila is your safeguard II quickly sets
the stomach right, strengthens and
quiets the nerves, purides, enriches and
yiializes the blood and keeps up the
health tone.
All liver ills are cured by Hoods Pills
25c. 2
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05
JoURFAL x-RAYs

salem should have a free public
library.
The center Of Salem commerce is be-
ing moved one block east on Court
street.
Butler has achieved something az last
he has returned from spitzkop With a
thousand sheep.
A man just passed THE JOURNAL Office
riding bicycle aud carrying a hod on
his shoulder. Twenty years ago no hoI-
carriercould have ridden safety bicycle.
Moral :yote iorMcKinlcy and prosperity.
Albany Democrat: A woman back
east wants hugging in public places stop
ped. Well, it is nauseating sometimes
and We have il right in Albany without
gt ing 10 Washington. IL is bad enough
in private. In fact no sensible girl will
permit it unless che il engaged, and then
only in the right spirit.
zee
The volunteers are not all for McKin.
ley and Imperialism.
Lee NJ. Travis,a graduate Of the Uni.
yersity Of oregon, also Of the law school
OF the University OF Michigan at Ann
ArbOr, and a member OF the Second
oregon regiment which did duty al
Manila, is making speeches an Lane
County. u. +. Sanders, Of the Second
Oregon, who delivered two interesting
lectures on the Philippines, IN Rose.
burg, is alto stumplng for Bryan aud
Stevenson,
From the La Grande Chronicle, Sept.
%:
Harvey Scott, OF the Or' gonian, was
passenger on the vest bound train OF
this morning on his way from New York
where he las been on business for the
past three weeks in connection with a
meeting OF a committee OF the Associat-
ed Press, OF which he was chirman.
Mr.. scott expresses himself in rega ri TO
the present political outlook as being
very doubtful as % the election of Me
kinley and Roosevelt; and says II the
woTkingmen Of the East should 90 for
Bryan and Stevenson they will be elect
ed in spite OF hell and high water. Il
looks at the present time very much az
though il would 90 that way.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

Or. Bulls Cough Syrup Is the hest medieinS
for sore throat, laryugliis, quinsy OF
tonsilties. Every drop OF il soOthes and
heals. A twenty-five cent bottle OF this
wonderful remedy will cure a cough OF
cold i'm one day.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05
The Oldest and Best.

S. S. S. is a combination of roots
and herbs OF great curative powers,
and when taken into the circulation
searches ont and removes all manner
OF poisous from the blood, without
the least shock or harm to the system
On the contrary, the general health
begins 10 improve from the first dose,
for $. 5. $. is not only blood purifier,
but an excellent tonic, and strength
ems and builds up the constitution
while purgiug the blood of impuri-
ties. 5. $. $. cures all diseases of a
blood poison origin, Cancer, Scrofula,
X rheumatism, Chronic Sores and
Ulcers, Eczema, Psoriasis, Salt
Rhcum, Herpes and similar troubles,
and is an infallible cure and the only
antidote for that most horrible disease,
Contagious Blood Poison.
A record of nearly fifty years of
successful cures is a record to be proud
OF. s. $. 5. is more popular today
than ever, 1t numbers its friends by
the thousands. Our medical cores
pondenoe is larger than ever in the
history OF the medicine. Many write
to thank Us for the great good S. s. S.
has done them, while others are seek.
ing advice about their cases. All
letters receive prompt and careful
attention, Our physicians have made
aliie-long studyof Blood and Skin Dis
eases. and better understand such cases
than the ordinary practitioner who
makes a speciality OF no one disease.
-, So - We are doing great
KENAN good 10 suffering
W & u humanity through
NkAA our consulting de
~At~ SA>/ ~ paTtment, and invite
You to write rs if YOU have any h.ooC
or skin trouble. We make no ohaTgs
whatever for this service.
ma SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. AILAEIA. Ca
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

Gus Dangoise has been sentenced at
Albany to pay a fine Of 500 and to serve
~ days in the countp Jail for killing
robins and meadow larks.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05
q a. x % - -. x -.
Bsaru the hla3 End t,s Hse NsiE 6ggJt
'''at'''' ~ &IXZAIzx

In Galveston, Texas, 1000 men are still
employed clearing the streets. So far
23ll bodies Of those who perished ia the
storm have been recovered.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05


csrrot throz Il Of without assistance- 50
li;fle bv Etfie ll1e machinery of the body o.
cl0xzed vitality Is lowered. ard eujoy-t1;
ofiife ceases Dr.. Pierce's Colleen Medical
Discovery. cannot make old men young
but 4, does make then strong and healthy.
By removing the waste sccur1ulatlons- y
increasing the blood supply. b strength
euinz the stomach and organs q dyes
tiou and nutrition. and thus i-creasilE re
assiulilative and uusrItive pCEers, g-1.ce1
Medical Discovery makes E-E-1 &C Ec1.
y suffered for s'E ye1rs ul-z c1-s-1 ri-1-- a.
indiz zestion. during ullch tl--e eE-a-g'i.- seT-
erzi physsciant BIT ttey cuill- r1c resch ~
case writes Mr @. Pur--eue4L q Ez-tEE
surinRs Carroll Co Ask = fsit t1El t-s-s u1s
10 help for me cuuit rot rgta-- tod ca ~
stosnsch: had vertigo a-t Uczl1 tsL Eelr .tss .
the hO0r 7 cu-ulence1 taklrE Dr- E1-rcr
Golden Medal Discorery and ilttle Fe-sis
am nov iu good health fJT one q Ey aEc-t1
years. owe 70 al 70 u. PieTre . f1e-iclnesr
Dr. Pierces Pellets greatly benett ole
men by keeping the bowels II s-iisity
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05
GREAT
ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE

Oar popular personally conducted
tourist excursions in modern Pullman
tourist sleeping cars leave Salem every
Monday Evening and Thursday evening
wa Sacramento and every Tuesday even.
ing and Saturday morning via Portland
and run through 10 Chicago without
change via the Worlds most scenic Line
connecting at Chicago with all morning
trains East, also with the Rock island
personally conducted tourist car for
Boston These tourist sleeping cars are
broad yestibuled, lighted with Pintch
Gas and provided with all weekly illus.
trated periodicals and magazines for the
tree use OF our patrons aud are accom-
panled through % destination by a rep ,
resentative of the Great Rock Island
Route We also have daily first-class
sleeping car service To Chicago via tle
scenic Line, and the best dining car
service IN the world.
FOR iull information, maps etc., cali
on or write to, A. L Cooper Gen. Agt
or Portland Oregon.
W. W. SKINNER, q. NJ. PowgRs
Agent ;. + Co. Agent o r q n Co
Salem Or. Salem Or.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

The $50 600 worth OF outstanding war
rants Of the city Of Cheney have been
declared void and worthless.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05
Corvallis { Eastern RaiIFal
TIME CARD.

No For Yaqulna: -
Train leaves Albany. .....lstS y I,
Train leaves Corvallis. 'oy y
Train arrives YaQuina o'f' y
No. ] Returning: Lam
Leaves Yaquina ...,...' .oRsa
Leaves Corvallis. ...,....,.li'T i'T Al
Arrives Albany. '.lz'i'
No. 3 For Detroit; o
Leaves Albany 80, ...' ~ N,
Arrives Detroit. .ll'@V
No. 4 Returning: ..n,h
Leaves Detroit. t..,.,.-..''iss'',,ss Z M
Arrives Albany ...... 80 o.D Aod
One aud two connect ~ AI1es s1ee,'sIus
Corvallis with Southern Pacluo "S NJ
giving direct service b and iIo" =
port and adjacent beaches, .,,veb
Trains for the mountains az tipi
Detroit at noon, giving amPis Ib
20 reach camping grOunds lR
BreitenSush aud Santiam NV"
same day. ,ox,S gnSL
II L WALDEN, ED"' hrH
y. a 4. A
J. TURNER
Ag nI Albany. -
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05
To Cure 4 cola In One DAY

Take IAxaii We BromO Quinine Tablets 4
Druggists refund the money N it fails tu ca
r. W. Groves signature is on each box 2j
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05
ShapsIy
Married Women

49,. .,~,-r-st ~ to1r fcr ile rfrain uppn q
rI,e s@fnrslfv u iern. NoTNtAe FAftht
r1i ~ feerrr. q ctIld-tirih ard c1rrttf
rsother r1ftY f.f1cge i,4f rIii'rai ief,es. -
- 1r1'.fs.e go fitrrtr ras gratefully
- 5-,..r tl.l.r t.lt ~ 40 druExists ~ 8 .
90 tsffe tcsk itlliug ~ about this -
frye - a-T adtiess ~ IHE BHADyrzLD
Affau9a. C1ofEi4-
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05
TssSFsT
90
WHEN YOU PAY
YOUR GOOD MONEY

For a ticket Ea t, you naturally and
very properly want 10 90 over the route
that will give YOU the very best accomo.
datlons at the lowest possible rate
Hence, you should ask your ticket agent
TO make your ticket read via the
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

Butler has achieved something a; last
he has returned from spitzkop With
thousand sheep.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-05

Trains leave Salem for Portland AMI -,
stations at 5 40 q. m. :5i a. m. ,ri
.ul =, "a, ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-21
TWO NER CAUGHT AT WARNER
Thought That They Are the English
 Murderers Wanted Here.

Tue. sheriff of the county this (Ffiday) morning eeived word from Warner, Lincoln county, stating that two men. wanted in Pine Bluff. had been captured at that place and would be held for him. Constable Stewart was given papers and left on the sout4Lo Lound Iron Mountain passenger for Warner to get the men.
 IL is thought that the men are the negroes who did the killing of three other negroes at English. in this eoant y, seYeral weeks ago aad made their escape.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-21
TYSON oN=poTS
loleyeland County nerald.l

Cleveland County Heraldl
 Mr. R. B.. Mason was in from Toledo Monday with cot.on which he shipped to Pine Bluff
 MT. Frank J. Murray. of Pine Blnff5 popular dealer in daefs, sash, paints. etc, was busfnsss visitor to Rison Saturday. ss 's' Mas. J. E Quinn and little LyifIf. came dQwn' from Pine Bluff satur- day and afa visiting relatives at this place.
 sAIfast Friday while the j. I. Porter #ipill was running at high rate of speed, the pressure was too heavy Hoa one of the palleys and it burst scattering fragments far and wide. M ! French, the sawyer, was struck Rpy a piece of tie pulley and received a severe wound in the chm and four tee thi were knocked out. No once else was hurt. 1t cost the mill some forty or fifty dollars to make the sreqnired repairs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-21
Just oonlesto Light. .z..-

The finest line of pianos ill < talerica , will be sold at D per cept be1oW factory. pricess a.id8son be easiest eermssS NgAtad Q ors4tD M. Knox Tos get, Il iIese fine~piauos before tle apeeptes have decideftseo give such. 6 sbargainHas never aas kitown-foI two Weeks only. "a. s.. .ys
 If you ever intend ebut ing ss;it VII pay you to call and see fine goods. Two car loads must ago in two weeks. F .eks-s s4.
 306 < : J.sG. WoMBLE, Mgrss
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-21

EseMr. Max BaumQarten, one of the sbest and most widely known rail- Iroad men in the country,sis in the city on business. He is passenger agent for the great Louisville and
 Nash vile road, with headquarters at Memphis, and IS u hustler of the fiisl water. He has many friends in
 Pine Bluff who will always welcome
 him here. s