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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-08

JOURNAL ~x.RAys."
These are The days We cultivate Il
fnrmer
Gov. Gcardoea well 70 stick 10 bic tex
hook commission.
A. Bush IL an American. Iie floats hi
nag on Jackson day
The worst member oi Uncle Sam
family Miss Government.
sugar advances ten points and th'
csndy.pull season IL just on,
rhe beat time 10 talk road improve
meni Il when tbey are at thslT worst.
eaR
We don't want q foot or two Of snow
nov. and the Legislature hshtupon us,
too.
II ~ cold day 10 south Africa when
the British Do not send more news of q
DoeT victory
Kid Mccoy illustrates how pri1e,dghi-
ing hardsnr man. ITO has lusl re-
married he iormer vile
zee
oid sieinnfs oonundrumi Why lsa
womana saddle like .hs handle 10 IugG
herause 4 holds a gal on.
SO
One WAY 10 sunceed u 10 Asnall and 40.
cnbe mean motives " every man Ia the
same business a. yourself
n q
10 read tho Portland pupeIs one would
think ihs legislature met IN Oiegon's
metropolis u mlsgoyernment
zee
TRt JouaSAL Il one paper IA Orc
son that does not depend for its exist.
snee on who shall be the neHt senator.
ene
Baker Demo'rat' sAlom viii soon be
iha politicians Mecca. The senatorial
sack has many attractions lus. now.
zee
Like talkere la other linea There are
SOME Al tbs Farmers congreas who don't ,
lno@ when they have reached the lands.
rod. i
aae d
Tne iouasAi Office tom cat got up 70. h
lay. tutned sroand lhroe times. enped ,
'nd lay down ou his left ear l0ok onl 4
nf hard winter.
eee N
irodrflct wnrde will olen The new /,
iaheF Clly thealer Ia ''Tho lester, aud !,
sill address chs students II ths high
hool o. The oooniim o. Die vlst, N
aaa
4 u pleasure 10 know that the TO.
'etah desSee oi Odd fellows requires =
oh right and left supporter. That
fief Win noverh be down Al the heol. H.
u the ftlpinoa unpe learn Ne ines.
mAble blessing a arlng On their mouths y
unlimited political debate. they will y
'ase slas uofe dapsefuna and expensive o.
'an oi arins % Nanaes Cor libeuy. a.
We have not sniefed upon : poli,y oiI
li.yfial .sua, ue we're roconiif inloruedI -
! ffealdeisl Meklnlol. hni nov tlea.l n
50 Aiiea and Cofbln cams iofeaul :,
~ - pfvaa themselves ~ baine Ia lasor
u,lanlel army, modeled altsf Ens- y
na'a ind'An amy" a.
The hgi'obilcaa pfcfa II Ofoson so,,er. et
y sfu hvl pa The tIack ID Az. Cosh.it ol
q V.ttoalaA shlch Il hot on the trsek
lfptlae, dosfn't think thla IA rlaht. la.
'ul'eNiiy mis IL aionny world. AL l"
nY nolnooni on
ne hepahllean papelu uhosa s.il,ess ~l
ie FEDERAL aiieea are Coz McRnde m'
pfe Who aIe pot n afe lof a,u,S one @
=. fhis 'so'i sacb fanny awll after o'l
ne frethtia,ian omin,ars, o,.r ~
ia'on y erpai l,aa rasei 81 lons ths, ch'
oi ne aahinl asks he \ na, nan saI
'eine eaai hsfessr,ia a. = good er..,l lAe
= ciif ffeabgleglan, and after de,p 'H'
ec'lpn hen 4 lhe gssnh Al
tete ; fleily lsfh lelors l.sesti..t no'
beat klad, ihpaslisal ara nsl.,s thl
oar wife A. - either women. ,ha
- - enlefui ahoat huaina Al. All
ilnH ~ h|4 loes. iae
~ eof lci your anin,als IA han.,, thl
Ief. - '''f'f
pe noi ppii ~ 90 sl,lswala o. "a IN,
,s .ee, q t,see . plenly q SAD 'ee
Nead fHH DAM JoraNsi. iae.
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-08

iiver and cleanse ths avs
ten Of impurities They
should always BE- use,i with
NGolden Medical nisoo,-
cry when Shegv is u,el ol
a laxative
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-08
Corvallis 4 Eastern Railroad
TIME CARD.

No. For Yaquina:.
Train leaves Albany, .l2.4h m nm
Train leaves Corvallis. I.5O \ m
Train arrives YaQuina 6.46 y,
No. ] Returning: :"
Leaves YaQuina. ~ g.1Os ~
Leaves Corvallis. liza w.
Arrives ALBANY. I9Js '
No. For Detroit: " H'
Leaves Albany 7.oo
Arrives Detroit. i.S0 S0 a. m'
No. 4 Returning: - "''
Leaves Detroit Iono
Arrives ALBANY. StS = hi'
One and two CONNER AZ lbap lg,'s Y. M
Corvallis with Southern Paciso hno
glling In.i direct service / D and from NeSs S
port and adjacent beaches Ne"-
iIains Tar the mountains arr,va :.
~ De',oit az noon, giving ample lime
~ ,each canning gnIunds an ths
ss,,n s,ei'eh oush and Santlam rlyers ~
II. l. WAInEN ,,......
MT 6FA """iN 5tONs
j, TURNER AAHss
AZ ut Abxny
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-08

Here is q scbO0lhOy.s criticism OF Sir
Walter Scott 10 au examination paper
which the New York Commercial Ad.
vertiser youches for. walter Scott was
u great polt When he was dyeing. be
fclt Il coming on, so he wrote sum tuch
Ing lines which he ment for himself:
The vay va long the wind was cold
The minstul was inierul Old.
20 may we an feel the same w5u
death catches hold ofus."
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-08

Daily One Year. $500 In Advance
Daily -Four Months 81. IN Advance
Weekly One Year si.oo In Advance
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-08
stops the Cough ana


Laxative BfDm1 Qniniue Tablets cure q cold In
one day No cure, no Pay Price 2io. sell
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-08

There iAn't man who would be sesr
running through the street munching !
P'ece OF pie. Why notp because :,
would mean dyspepsia aud stomach
uoublee Not at an but because /,
wouldn't look well, As matter OF tact
many a business man snatches a lunch
m such hurry that. he might as well
take it ON the run, That Is one reason
TOT the pres'aihng stomach trouble I"
anloug men OF business
There Is a certain remedy for diseases
oi the stomach aud other organs of
dlSesSlon aud nutrition II h Doctor
heroe's Golden Medical Discovery. me
worst eases OF dyspepsia and catarrh M
the stomach have been cured bv ms
medicine, Il cures where al othr,
means have tsiled 10 eure.
toot two boltlcs of nr PieNe. coidrn
l,,N oass,'very iof stomach trouble writes
Nl'lence Nsrugs, ilsl ~ Tayiorsto,yn I.5ti,,,r
~. va III did nae ~ much good that 4 ilJ,,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-08

|HN M|.|.N
a whole lut tofthiugs
BEFORE I wuuie IL
you There was /.
aeutisman told nae
beat N0ur mrli
1nc aud how ft
had cufcd hr wtir
. thQuEht 4 wm'i
Wy q httlc ni hi
Am uoN ElaI D dif
hnr I don AMOS
hat 4 would have
done h b hal uoi
been Cor nr pirVrs
Ai0lden Nedical DIS.
coNVN
hctor Pieues
Pleasant Pellets
cure hiltousness
They stimulate
the sluggish
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-08
House Work i Hard Work without GOLD Dust


Nolthe hot heavy l-hting affair yocve known and often
condemned These are entirely kindght well yent
lated and stylish Made to fit and Of cloth so treated chem
cay that it is absolutely rain proof These garments look
like the ordinary top coat except in length The only trouble
is we have cot more hand than want 10 carry over and
in order to make them move lively will cut the price in two.
SO come quick and get st-cass rain coat al one half its
value. 4t
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-08
SOUTH AND EAST
Southern Pacific Co.
THE SHASTA ROUTE

Trains leave Salem for Portland and way
stations at b 40 a. m. 1854 a. m. and
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-08

the hYiobilcaa presaoi ofoeou aa,,sr.
~ sft hoi pa he tlack u Nr Cosheit
tneVitEoalaA shlch 4 bot on tho trse
q tlfbflde, dorfn't think this h rlaht
rells'seily this is funny world. .Al,
ne hspahliean napslp uhoss e.il,ors
sfe 'e letefal oiaeea are ior McRnde.
fhpee Who aIe pot y are Co a,u,S one
si,e' fhif - : sacb = fanny aWli alter
aIL
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-08
rUPULAR T A !. PUBLICATIONS -POPULA PRICES

has for nearly sixty years teau
lttoFuiled as the Peoples IL,
tynal Family Newspaper frr
iAlWrts ami NnlaFsis i,
nlenIii Agricuuusai ps8a1,
W.h,, iis reliable market ~
.' rttuguizel auth5t.f,
Y ~ NsnNut thr country. Isl
KY :.a..a. s:.aaa,s. 5s.. S5aa ..s... S...5.' {.
UNE s,5 .slip,,aa % s:,. %i.si,".,:,i ,ss; E
pes ear. '""
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-08

We tate noi snieged upon . poli,y Of
.N,ie,tlAl ,ssa ee Nere rocsnty lniorued
~ tttslaei'i MekiulelA hu nov Gen.
etAN stiles and Cofbin coms iofuard
stla 81 press themselves a. being Ia lasor
~ e,lansi army, modeied altsf Eng.
lands lndiAn army.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-08

u the filipinos unce learn the lncs.
iinnhle blessing a nrlng on their mouths
- unlimited political debate. they will
ueass tlas u.oTe dapssfona ana expenslve
plan oi irlng "a NAnaers Coz liberty.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-08

-' '~-'@''' ''sss5 pr. -'''' at-- .uass,.os -.
A-1'''' ran raIn,Nr, >su.,o.. 60 60. VIZ
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-08

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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-08

These are The days We cultivate til
farmer.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

Commissioner Hermann of the gov
ernmont land Office has instructed the
special agent of the Interior to re
open the Wind cave in the Black Hills
OF South Dakota TO Inspection by the
public. The cave belongs to the fed.
eral government. and comprises about
] 900 acres. No depredations will be
permitted on the premises. no speci-
mems will be allowed TO be taken away
by tourists. and no fees will be permit
ted to be charged or received. Wind
cave is so called on account OF the
strong rushing current OF air through
the entrance. Several hundred feet
below the surface level Is reached
from which miles Of arched avenues
radiate In every direction. embracing a
successor OF chambers. The ceilings
are pendant with gems OF stalactite
while around the edges and
in the inches are specimens of pecu'
liarly wrought hgures and forms re-
birds and animals.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

A service of motor omnibuses has
been established in London. The
company responsible for this energet-
ic step is the Southwestern Motor
company. and the vehicles will ply
through Batham. Streatham. footing
and Wandsworth. the most densely
populated southwestern suburbs OF
the metropolis Locomotion between
these points and the city is very mad
equate. SO that probably the public
will appreciate this new means of trav-
ell The preliminary service consists
OF four cars which will travel at max
imum speed OF twelve miles an hour.
If the enterprise Is successful other
vehicles will be added. but since mo-
tor locomotion in London hitherto has
been attended with failure, 1t was de-
cided to carry out the experiment on
small scale. The vehicles are of
the covered wagonette type with ac-
commodations for eight passengers in
side and two on the box seat with the
driver. The sides are removable. so
that in hot weather the cars will be
quite open. They are handsomely
finished in natural wood and run on
broad rubbertired wheels. The fare
is two cents per mile at present. but
If the enterprise Is successful prob
ably the tariff viii be reduced.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

The presidential makers are busy
figuring out the next nominees OF the
two big parties. Better wait a
couple of years. Present possibili-
ties will no doubt be side tracked by
the time conventions are held. un-
less il should be David Bennett Hill.
who appears to combine about every.
thing antagonistic to Bryan and scv'
cral OF the Bryan papers in Colorado,
silver shouters when a constable Is
up for ofiice-have already declared
for Hill This shows the insincerity
OF many who tried to make people be
lieve they were supporting Bryan as a
matter of principle and state interests.
when in fact IL was Tor once only.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

ijy way Of amusing themselves.
Democratic papers are nominating
Republican candidate for 1904 and
predicting his defeat They might
add TO the Eayety OF the business by
writing the platform and Icttcrs OF ac'
ceptanoe. rcmarks the St Louis Globe
Democrat
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

The police captain OF the main gam.
bling district In New York city col
lccts the small sum OF $i3i.0o0 as
blackmail each year At least inves-
tigation revealed the above figures,
and no doubt thousands and thousands
OF dollers were paid OF which no Nc.
count was given. This gives an idea
Of the rake-off in Denver under the late
administration OF city nflnlrs.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

Free rural delivery In this country
now reaches 100000 people along 81
500 routes In the course OF a few
years free rural delivery will be as
common AS city delivery. This prao
tice has been In vogue In England
and other European countries for a
good many years.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

Anti-cicction predictions In regard
To the rebellion In the Philippines are
proving true. Aguinaldo and his
band were simply holding out to see
what the American people were go
ing 70 do at the polls. They found
ont
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

Evart Conway. railway switchmhn
of Evansville Ind. brooding over an
Imaginary wrong done his father In n
trade. Killed w C. Garrison and wife.
fatally wounded Officer Wallis. wound
ed two other men. attempted to XIII
his own father slew herd OF cows
belonging to Garrison and set fire to
his barn. aud thon. surrounded in his
own house. committed suicide.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

The commissioners might Just as
well come around sooner or later
Certainly Commissioner Cook. now
that he has sized up the condition of
affairs. will not be q party to Illegal
transactions and the expenditure Of
$500 to $1,000 OF the peoples money
In order to help out q political organ.
one that would ruin any community.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

Senator Mason OF Illinois has come
To his senses by declaring his denirc
10 succeed himself in the United
States senate, When he announced
some time axo that he wns not par.
ticulnr about retaining his seat In
the millionaire club some people were
inclined To believe him dart as when
once n member they NIL like to remain
one
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

Even the venerable Senator Vest
has unbosomcd himself sufficiently TO
swallow Bryan In 1900 II seems
that Bryan In losing following all
along the line This must be No
when many OF his Colorado support,
rrs nov declare for his enemy. David
nennett Inn
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27
From Thursdays Daily.

From thursdays Daily.
Miss Nettis Keilo arrived from AZ.
tee last evening and will be the
guest OF Mrs. w. s. Weightman and
Mrs. $. w Raymond and other friends
for few days.
Al the rear of the Goodman resi-
dence yesterday some rubbish caught
fire. No particular damage done.
Fire department was called out but ~
was not necessary to turn on the
hose.
Mrs. Jerry Delay died at Mercy
hospital Monday nigh, and was laid
to rest yesterday. burial being from
Durango undertaking rooms. Her
husband died several years ago while
at Mercy hospital.
j. w Zimmerman put in one day at
the race track. This morning he
pulled out for the saw mill at Beaver
creek accompanied by Joe Airy. the
two having formed partnership in
the saw mill business. The mill Is
located on the line of the Pagosa
Northern six miles this side OF Pago-
sa.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dyson leave In
the morning for Silyerton, Mrs. Dy-
son and family having spent the win
ter In Durango. and they now go to
put in the summer in their mountain
home. They viii probably return
again this fall when school opens.
when Mr.. Dyson will have to content
himself with an occasional visit to
Durango,
Mr.. and Mrs. John W Wingate and
ten weeks visit in the east most Of
the time having been spent in New
York state. the old home OF Mr.. Win
gate. They are accompanied by =
niece of Mr.. Wingnte. Miss Irene Ad-
ans. who will spend the summer In
the city. The trip was quite bene-
hcial to Mr.. Wingate. who was sadly
in need OF rest.
A. T. Suilenberger is right up to
Tuesdays train from Pagosa Springs
had aboard quite delegation bound
for the Durango races. When Pogo
sa Junction was reached II was found
that the eastern was ten to twelve
hours late Mr.. Sullenberger was
equal to the occasion and ordered his
train on to Durango. arriving about
the usual time OF regular trair. This
courtesy was greatly appreciated by
the Pagosaites.
Tom Holland returned late last
evening from a trip to Emerald lakes
and this morning departed for Denver.
Mr.. Holland has accepted Mr.Kirkpat-
rick's offer and established Wash Pat
rick in charge. The spawners VIII
be stripped and the eggs after becom-
ing eyed" will be taken to other
hatcheries for incubation. The work
of cleaning out the trail to the lakes
| and making other Improvements will
start at once. The ice Is out of the
little lake but the large one Is still
quite solid.
The Herald acknowledges n pleas
ant call from Mr.. Sam W. Wider. who
arrived from Cripple Creek last even.
ing for the purpose OF competing with
MIR. Mcclure In the broadsword con.
test. Mp Vidler Is an old time news.
being secretary of the city central
committee. He was around town
for short time last evening getting
the lay of the land and The Herald
scribe run him up against Mayor Wall
and some other city officials in that
he may know with whom he has to
deal with
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

Now let every one put their shoul
der TO the wheel for the fair and
rnoes in September There should
be no hanging back. We may dincr
ms TO policy but we should not allow
this TO Interfere with tho general re-
suit
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

The street car strike n, Albany re.
suited in bloodshed. loss to both en-
pioyes and company and heavy ex.
pense to the state. Why could not
the men and company have arrived
al the same result without the useless
struggle Is II necessary to shed
blood and get up an ugly state OF
anairs In order to bring people 10 n
fuii realization Of what should be
doneg
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

The Democrats. or certain ones. are
wondering where they are at. They
are without n party organ, the one
that serves to rend the party asan-
der has declared indepcndency which
in this case IS another way of holding
up once seekers and whipping those
into line who do not dance TO tn"
music And there are just a few who
will not dance.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

The empress dowagcr of China has
province an enormous sum To cover
the expenses OF the court returning
To Pekin II IL impossible to raise
the funds owing TO the dishonesty Of
collectors
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

Th. aoquittal Of strong. accused of
general favor. The suit for damages
looked very much like n conspiracy.
The testimony OF the young woman
who wanted 10 marry the millionaire
did not help the plaintiffs and the
jury was not long In nnding Tor de
fcndant.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

All things considered the meet Just
closed has been a success. As a rule
the races have been hotiy contested---
until the last day at least The as
sociation can see where mistakes were
made and rcctify them FOR the next
occasion. II takes beginners some
time TO get onto the ropes.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

Tho St l.ouis Globe Democrat says
a third term president VIII do 10 talk
about during the lull of an on year,
Evidently the GID. does not fnvor the
proposition. While the country is
perfectly satisfied with Mckinley there
is n sort OF an aversion to thIrd.tcrm
ers and the rule Is not likely to be
broken
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

President Mckinley appears to he
equal to the occasion. even under try
ing circumstances. as vide his speech
upon the launching OF the Ohio at Sar
Francisco.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

Governor orman believes in taking
care OF his family and intimate friends
o. the family. He evidently Is not
expecting To succeed himself ms gov
ernor.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

81. Louis with three times as much
cash TO do business should outstrip
Baffalo in every direction. but To do
~ the sluggish city will have to
gci n move on. Less than two years
hctor. opening day and stiil the aitc
is not settled upon.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

Cripple Creek Is already advcr'is-
ing the Trans Missisaippi Commercial
,ngrcss which meets there the mid
die OF July. There IL no question
but that the great gold camp VIII put
forth every effort to make II pleasant
for all who attend.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

Every one speaks In the most com
pllmcntary terms OF the race meet.
The purses are liberal ana the man.
agcment IN endeavoring to give every
one concerned n square depr.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

That was peculiar AT the same
time fortunate accident that befoil
the D. a. u q. passenger train the
other night That many we're not
drowned or killed In some manner
seems miraculous
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

Evangelist Sam Jones. speaking In
Savannah. Ga. said majority of ga
loon keepers were Germans. and he
will be challenged TO fight duel by
an Indignant German.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

Germany ia spending s3,o0o.00o on
the improvement Of the Rhine river
below strasburg Much of the pros
periiy and growth OF Germany In due
to Intelligent attention to waterways.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

II Carnegie is given few years
more OF grace he is not apt to die an
overly rich man. His latest gift of
ten millions 10 Scottish uniyeraities
makes quite a hole In his pile. but
there nrc many millions left TO do good
work.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

Republicans nre getting together all
over the state preparatory to the fall
Gampaign In county matters which
viii pave the way for grand victory
a year later In state affairs.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

Some morning papers drift into NJ
tcrnoon sheets by carelcssness and
incompcteney. Morning papers de
liyered all the way from o'clock to
noon must have a patient ciientagc.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

on the eastern rnce tracks this
week Commando and The Parnder
meet In the belmont stakes today,
and the BrooItlyn handicap viii be-
run Saturday
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

When the salaried officers and su.
pcrnumeraries are paid there viii be
little left OF the appropriation for the
tunneling OF the banks OF the Cunni.
son at Montrosc, II ever there WAS
a big Niger in the wood pile commend
MS TO that piece Of legislation.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

Durango win hereafter indulge 10
spring and fall races, That the peo-
Pile OF this section are In for II is pro
ven by the success OF the past three
days, But there must he strict rules
especially against jobbing OF all
kinds. Jobbipg will injure racing
more than any other proposition.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-27

Diplomats at Washington see the
probability OF conflict between the
powers hnd Turkey over long standing
postal abuses OF the sultan's govern.
ment Turks are reported to be put.
ting their army on war footing In
expectation of trouble.