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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-26
%. Sabrgang. ct. @lonb, Ndnnepa, DOnneraag, ben &c. Stunt, 1902.

sulammem serufen merben, mel6e Sic
ytteberlase BON pornberein unpermet6=
LID MAIDEN. SIT es gu uiel %perlanst,
rpenn mir uOn Ben Sibrern perlansen=
bab iie Pfabe uermeiben, pon benen
man weib, baB ite CUR Nieberlase
fnbren? SIT es gu piel uerlanst, baB
tie sewtHe Srrtbimer aufseben, BON
tobten Oinsen loslanen, BON Ser 0at
Der Sliues nns befreten, wel6e bas
golt our6 lein Defret abselebnt bat,
unb baB man uns NIT 8ellerem udbre
ais BEN Srdbern Ser Nieberlase?
Wenn mir nellen Srasen seseniberz
iteben, baben mir, bte mir benz bemoz
tratil9en @lauben auseDOren, SEN
sroBen Sortbeil, baB unlere 9ebre 10
unsebeuer einfa6 lit unO 10 lei6t ais
MaBitab anselest wereen fann. Cine
Yartei, beren @runblase bie Sirlorse
fir bie SntereiIen @Qer lit, 10 mte if
re Our6i@nittli6e Sage es erforbert,
obne b%eionoere Seuorsusuns elmer elm
selnen &laile: cine Yartei, bic fir
Die Solfsresieruns eintritt, mie lln=
iere Sdter tie porsel6rieben cine
Yartet, beren onlerpatipe Eenbens
sefdbrli@en uno unamerifantl9en ST.
perimenten miberitrebt, unb bod
mirfli6en Sortl@ritt ni6t binbert,
loate I'M Stanbe iein, neue Srasen
i'm gintlans nit Ser bemofratil6en
Ooctrtn gu be6anbeln.
Diele Soctrinen iinb porbanben.
STE werben CUR @%nwenbuns fommen,
lolange bem Soft lein grbtbetl por=
entbalten miro unb feline &e6te unb
eSnterelien seopfert merben, bur6 Bic
t@unitlinssmirtbl6aft Ser &esieruns,
bur9 bic 1nslei6beit Ser 2aiten,
bnrA Ste grmutbisuns rieliser In
buitrieuer &ombinationen, mel6e ben
Interchangeable bes ginselnen err
brIden, uno bur6 bas srobe l1ebel,
Sic @runblase TAFT aIer anberen, Elm
Spltem Ser Sarifbelteueruns, belien
rduberil6e grpreiiunsen melt bic lez
sitimen 8ebiirfniile Ser Gesieruns
iberl@reiten, unb bas cine Inter:
itisuns Ser &esteruns bur6 ben @ppe0
at Sic @elbeier ertauft, bie oas 81
fentli6e @euiiien forrumpirt. Oez
mofratil@e Sarmonie miro uon lelbi1
fommen, menn wabre bemofratil9'
Yrinsipten semeinuerl tdnbli9 pertin=
pet werben, penn bemotratil6e 3iel'
e6rli6 beset@net merben. Meine Sag
pplitil4er attipitdt iinb uori6er. Sd
merbe uon iest al, ME wieber psrlu
@en, int Static ser Yartet mitsulpres
den. Sd Bin u~Ouitanois su~frie6eu
init meiner 3uridsssosenbeit, abe'
i'd babe nod einen brennenoer
@unl@. g6e i6 iterbe, m0@te i'd
sic Democratic wieber gu poaer Sc:
iun6beit un6 9errl@aft suradsefibr
ieben, untorrumpirt bur6 eine if,
frembe MQians, sic Oentofratte pa:
trtottI6, bic Democratic ais bic pdt'
tel Der Si6erbeit un6 bes 8ertrauens,
bic Democratic zines Eilben, bte Oe=
mofratie, Sic SieSe perbient unb err
rinSt."
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19
THE BIRD BATS DOOMED.

At meeting OF the Illinois Audubon
Society, held in Chicago the past
week. II was determined at once TO
serve notice on all milliners and man
ufacturers VINO are decorating ladies'
hats with bird plumage, that they must
stop the practice at once under pen
atty OF prosecution. The Illinois so
ciety now has 10000 members, 5000 of
them have Joined within the past year
and. as all are taking an active in
terest in the movement, and are
backed up by the law. II is quite Ger.
tain they will be able to make them.
selves felt in the matter. Miss Mary
Drummond. secretary OF the Illinois so
ciety. and an enthusiastic worker,
says: During the next few weeks we
shall serve notice on every milliner in
Chicago. First we intend TO send
them marked copies OF the laws, and
then. II they persist in ignoring It's pro-
visions, we will swear out warrants,
will have them arrested. and will push
the prosecution TO the limit"
President Ruth Deane, OF the So
ciety behind this movement. says
there In much Ignorance regarding the
cruelty practiced by hunters who
shoot plumage birds for the market,
and compared with this the inhuman
slaughter of $4,000 pigeons In the Kan.
sas City shoot last week was nothing
The securing Of the aigrette plume OF
commerce Is marked by particular
cruelty, because the adult herons,
from which the aigrettes are
taken, are killed at the nesting sea
son. and the young birds, unable to
care for themselves, are left TO starve
10 death In their nests Millions of
little birds thus starve 20 death each
year to giatlfy the savage within OF
women who like 10 see the dainty
plumes on their hats and bonnets, and
II every woman would stop 10 think OF
this she would be more careful In the
selection OF the ornaments for her
headgear The woman who wears
such things In her hat is no less cruel
than the savage who wears a human
scalp at his belt as an ornament
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19
EDITORIAL page Of the Capital 3ournal
rpAPERo

tallate this fall! Therefore the job
OF carrying the state for Mckinley
will be easy. The brunt Of the work
will not be done by the Federal Bri-
gade. in any event"
And now. this Federal Brigade Of
renegade place.holders" which lived
only TO graft" from the public treas
ury occupies first place in the palpi-
tatlng heart Of the only editor in
Oregon. The Journal will not quarrel
with the Oregonian.
It is too big a paper to dare
10 cross. but, in all humility, and
not for his own sake. in behalf
of good many amazed peo
pie, II would ask I'm what particular
any one Of the Federal Brigade" Ia
less Of CRATER than he was two years
ago. and when did the change occur?
In the same issue quoted from, the
Oregonian says: "The Mitchell-Mc-
Bride faction, with its ofice-holders
and affiliated gangs is the closest. the
most selfish, the most exclusive ring
ever known in our politics. II has al
ways been unserupulous and corrupt.
II ruled with a high hand for thirty
years, till now, turned down for inf
deity 10 the great principles which
the Republican party has found It nee.
essary 10 proclaim and maintain. II
sets up for reform
But, nevertheless, this gang Of
grafters" succeeded in the election OF,
that day, and Mr.. Scott joined them
within twenty.four hours, and has been
boosting for them ever since.
Why?
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19
WHY SHOULD A GOOD MAN Asso
ciATE WITH oRAFTERs7

The Journal has no quarrel with the
oregonlan. The gyrations II can
make. without explanation and with
out excuse are admirable as antics.
Il In rather an evidence of genius. In
a recent editorial Il declares the coun.
try In I'm imminent peril" on general
grounds. and that because OF oongres.
slonal elections this fall. II Is not an
Ruspicious time for professed Republi-
cans OF MultnomRh county to be con.
niving with Democrats for Republican
defeat"
From Republican standpoint this
In good advice. except for the fact that
what Is good for the goose is general.
ly admitted 10 be wholesome for the
male bird AZ we'll
The aggregation In the Republican
sadie IN Multnomah county at this
time was the head and front OF the
Citizens movement two years ago and
was termed by the oregonian every
day "a the push" and gang" who
were only after gratis" win the
Oregonian inform its readers what
has occurred within two years that has
transformed gang OF looters" into
patriots only looking after the peo.
ple's interest from an unselash
standpoint Il cannot be claimed
that they should be supported be.
cause they won out"in a fair primary
contest for that paper began consort.
ing with this Federal Brigade" OF
grafters Ions before the primaries
Have these men, or even one OF them.
professed any change OF heart since
they were denominatod professional
graftersG And II 30. which one2 We
want 10 know
This Is AN on year, while two years
ago, when these "gTafters OF the Fed,
eral Brigade" were "conniying with
Democrats for Republican defeat, q"
was presidential year with every.
thing az stake. Hut what did they
carer Let the Orogonian answer
we quote tfom It's Issue ON election
day two years ago,
This Is the way the Federal nri.
eade fgares Il an out Let us defeat
the Republican ticket and We can
raise the howl that the voters arose
In their might and rebuked senator
Simon and his ring Then let us get
IN and carry the state for Mckinley,
and We shall be IN a position TO inform
the administration that We are the
real thins We need shed no tears
over the wreck OF the Republican par.
y Ia this state a. long az We keep
arm hold ON the Federal graft. We
cannot do il IL Mcbride is beaten; We
may do Il Il the other fellows aro
kept down The logic of the rene.
gade plaeeholders ls that. no matter
what they DO 20 overthrow the Repub
lican party IN this campaign. Republi-
cans who are Republicans win not re.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19
ls HARVEY SCOTT A POLITICAL
LoesTER7

Les than a week before the cleo
tion two years ago the oregonian.
speaking OF the "Mitchell-McBride
PUSH" said:
"The Republicans Of the state may
be well annoyed at the persistency OF
this factional opposition, and impati'
entof It's continued war on the party,
The only answer OF the Republican
party OF Multnomah county to this
complaint OF the Republican party OF
the state is that with the impending
defeat OF Senator Mcbride and the
dIslodgment Of his appointees from
their strongholds in the federal Offices
the last resource Of this ancient OBJ.
stacle TO Republican success will dis.
appear. To this erd II asks the co.
operation OF the party throughout the
state"
But, nevertheless that "factional
opposition" succeeded, these ancient
obstacles to Republican success" did
not disappear" not one Of them, but
instead. Mr.. Scott, as soon as II be
came known that the gang" had tri-
umphed, APPLIED for membership. was
admitted and has been It's chief whoop.
er.up ever since.
or course. no one questions Mr..
Scott's right TO do this. but he should
not complain II the people OF the state
wonder why he deliberately Joined a
gang OF professional grafters" and Of
ancient obstacles" to Republican sue.
cess in the state without deigning to
give any reason for II.
TheJournal will gladly print for the
beueflt Of It's readers MIR. Scott's proof
that Ike Paterson or Dan Malarkey Is
less OF "rounder" In dirty politics
than he was two years ago. At that
time Mr.. Scott was baslsing In the
sunlight of purity in politics and the
gang" was wallowing IN the mire.
Now they are working together, and
since the gang" has professed no
change that the public has ever heard
Of, even from the Oregonlan. Of course
the great editor has descended with
a swift and awful velocity to the level
OF this awful element
The right to change ones political
associates is freely admitted. but
surely, the average citizen has the
privilege OF protesting against the
greatest political reformer In the
state deliberately Joining hands with
a gang OF ancient obstacles" com.
posing machine" whose chief
strength lies in It's ability 10 work up
a great vote among the irresponsible,
vicious, semi-oriminal and criminal
classes
His step should have been from
"slmonism" upwards instead OF down.
wards among the 'criminal classes"
for political associates. Not having
done this he should keep still about
reforming political Methods
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19

lem. The characters we're well repre-
sented. and all played their parts in a
manner that brought repeated APP
plause from the audience.
Those who attended had no diff
Guilty in following the play, as It's pro
duction was clear, and each part was
thoroughly acted. The principal parts.
Eva, Uncle Tom and Topsy. we're ex-
cellent, and, although no words we're
spoken. the touching scenes brought
tears to the eyes of many.
The singing by Mrs. Francesca See.
ley was very much appreciated, the
Star spangled Banner" in signs, be.
ing especially fine. Those who wit.
messed the performance were highly
entertained, and the only regret is
that they did not have large house.
which they justly deserved.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19

peculiar TO women. severe bearing-down
pains. and continual headache.
"Aftor using five bottles OF Pcruna /
was as we'll and strong as over. r."-Miss
Mile Baker.
Mrs. Nellie Blyler, go w. Twentieth
street, Chicago, H., President Of the
Ladies' of the G. A. r., has the following
to say about Peruna:
Gentlemen az recommend Peruna
especially for women as II promptly
cures the weakness Of our sex and will
always be sure TO give satisfactlon."-
MRS. NELLIE BLYLER.
Mrs. w. A. Allison, Assist. Matron OF
Peoples Hospital, T5s Sheffield avenue,
Chicago, ILL.,, writes:
~ have had frequent opportunities
10 observe the wonderful curative eff
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19
RAIN
CAUSED
DELAY
In Progress of Salem S Build
ing Boom.

The typical April showers of the
past week have delayed the progress
OF Salem's well developed building
boom. Other than the active work on
the Bayne building. on State street,
and the remodeling Of the building oc.
cupled by Wade & Company's local
agency, construction work was largely
abandoned during the week. The ces.
sation in building operations will give
local lumber dealers an opportunity TO
replenish their thoroughly exhausted
stock and when building work is again
resumed It may continue without In.
terruption, so far as the supply of ma.
terial is concerned.
Weller Bros. are having their prop
erty. at the corner of Chemeketa and
High streets remodeled on an exten.
sive scale. A cement sidewalk will be
constructed about the property.
Fred Neckerman expects to remove
his saloon business from it's present
location on State street into the Muir.
ply building, recently vacated by s.
Friedman.
Judging from the deeds recorded at
the court house, the activity of the
real estate market was not so great as
for the preceding week. During the
week ending Friday evening. deeds
rpresenting an aggregate considera.
tion Of $lS,422.79 wre filed. as against
$4,000 for the previous week The
following is a summary Of the deeds
Lulu Clark Ward and husband to
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19

Necfs of PerunH. IL aLeHEahes pain
and soreness, Increases the appetite
and SO tones up the entire system thai
the patient quickly regains strength
and health. ."4--Mrs. w. A. Allison.
Free Home Advice.
In view Of the great multitude Of
women suffering from some form Of
female disease and yet unable to find
any cure, Or. Hartman, the renowned
specialist on female catarrhal dis
eases, has announced his willingness
to direct fbe treatment Of as many
cases as make application TO him
during the summer months without
charge.
Those wishing to become patients
should address The Peruna Medicine
Co.. Columbus. Ohio.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19

There has been no convention OF
Republican clubs In Oregon since the
one where Henry McGinn denounced
Jack Matthews, for organizing bogus
Republican clubs out OF people that
had no existence Of making up rolls
Of membership of the tombstones. to
get himself in as a delegate Now
Henry is running on the same ticket
with Jack as state chairman. Has
Jack reformed, or has Henry risen
10 his altitude of political methods?
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19

The engagement is announced of
Helen German Wild, Of Baltimore, to
Prince Eugene, OF Sweden, fourth son
of the King OF Sweden and Norway,
and hitherto regarded as a possible
heir TO the throne. Miss Wild is re.
lated to the famous Carroll family Of
Baltimore She is a devout Catholic.
while the royal family OF Sweden is
Protestant.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19

Pendleton East oregonlan: A sign
OF the times comes out OF Chicago
It's import cannot be questioned. Il is
too plain to be misleading. In the re.
cent election In that city 10000 voters
indicated their approval of municipal
ownership OF street railways and OF
gas and electric lighting plants. while
only paltry $4,000 votes were re.
corded IN the NEGATIVE.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19

Arnold Kitcher TAI acres s s, r 2 W.
S45OO.
T. ID. Allen. executor Benedict
Phelps, deceased, to Matthew Small,
SO.52 acres, 6 SRI W, $2S9S72
Ole l.. Ness. single, to A. o. Dohl. 73
acres. 9 S. W, S250O
T. d. Allen. executor Benedict
Phelps, deceased 6Ola acres, 8, +
W. S2262.50.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19

Salem Statesman, Rep; Republi-
cans would rally around the nominees
they made by their own votes directly
more enthusiastically than they would
about candidates named by bosses and
machines. The Republican party
needs a direct primary for It's own pro
lection, and owes Il to itself to pro
vide one at the next session OF the
legislature.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19
-HE FIeHT On oEER ABANDONED

THE FIGHT ON oEER ABANDONED
The fight on Governor Geer's admin.
istration was dropped the moment he
was shut out of the councils of the
party he has trained with ali his life,
and given his best talents unselfshly
at all times.
All the charges of nepotism, OF
school land frauds, even of the Tilla.
nook land frauds. with which he had
as much TO do as the man in the moon,
have been dropped from the newspa.
pers. having accomplished their pur.
pose.
The, fight on Geer was made by the
mercenary spoils element of the Re.
publican party. Il was never sane.
toned by any one OF prominence in
any OF the opposition parties It was
a Republican fight throughout.
That II was insincere from any
standpoint OF reform is now proven
by the fact that It has been dropped
by the Republican papers, and by the
Republicans who made It so promi.
nent to down Geer
1t answered the purpose to carry
primaries in certain counties against
Geer, and to carry the state conven-
tion against him. and the very men
who howled loudest about the frauds
and alleged crookedness of the Geer
administration, now smile and say
that 1t was all buncombe.
A great deal of the material stacked
up against Geer was 30 thin that it
will not even stand repeating on the
stump by those opposed to Furnish.
That fight has been abandoned, and
those who made II will be perfectly
satisfied II nothing more is done to
reform the very abuses they charge
existed. They are the kind OF people.
in some instances, who will practice
all they charged Goer with practicing.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19
Albany Democrat. paners

Albany Democrat: Papers OF all
politics throughout the state seem "a
be against Simon, and yet as a matter
OF fact Simon has come nearer voting
right on important questions than
most any senator Oregon has had for
many years, regardless OF his wire
pulling methods In local politics.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19

Oregon City Courier Herald; by a
corrupt and yenal combination Cover
nor Geer was beaten for a renomina.
tion at the hands OF the Republican
convention held In Portland Among
those who oonspired to defeat was the
delegation from this county, headed by
one who sought 10 swap the vote OF
the entire delegation OF sixteen like
SO many cattle. in order 70 secure the
doodle ONCE OF state printer.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19
Secretary Illinois woman's Alliance.

cncreAafy Aiihots hoinhhH Aiiihhces
Miss A. Brady, Corresponding Secre-
tary Illinois Woman's Alliance, writes
from 212j Indiana avenue, Chicago, Ill.,:
Last year from continued strain in
literary work became very much ex-
hausted, my nerves seemed TO give way,
end had backache, headache and seri-
ous Indigestion. One Of my friends sug-
gcstrc That I try Peruna. II certainly
rctoi Ike magic on my system.
"Within ten days | felt now life and
health given me, and by taking an occa-
sional dose of and on when / feel extra
t'-cd, I keep my system in perfect
or,lcr."- Miss \. Brady.
Miss Mile Baker writes from 80 East
ohio street, Chicago, ILL.,:
81 suffered for wears with weakness
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19
DeafmUteS Had
A Small House

The production Of Uncle Toms Cab
Ia by the deaf mute children al the
Grand Opera House Friday night was
attended by a very small audience The
play was produced In nve acts. and Il
was one OF the best ever played In sa
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19

Eugene Register; Hofer. OF the Sa.
lem Journal, who perhaps Is one OF the
most ineffective aud harmless noises
In Oregon political Journalism, re
oeived very complimentary editorial
notice at the hands OF Wednesdays
Oregonian.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19

BY a strange coincidence the issue
In California in this years campaign
is boss rule, or all the people. The
Republican press are up in arms
against Governor Gage. and demand a
governor who will not make all his
appointments from one faction. or a
single class of people.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19

The McMinnville News turns neat
point on certain editorial practices,
thus: Every boy in the middle Of his
academic career knows the weakness
and fallacy OF "argumentum ad hom.
inem." Il is what newspaper men re.
sort TO when they have a poor case, or
are bested.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19
&C. c. c." on Every Tablet.

Every tablet Of Casearets Candy
Cathartic bears the famous c. c. c.
Never sold in bulk, Look for It and
accept no other. Beware Of fraud.
All druggists. Ioe.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19

The Dalles Times. s.Mountaineer; Il
Is very true Mr Furnish has some
commendable qualities. lie Is a sue.
cessful business man. and a pleasant
gentleman 70 meet but the less said
about his Arm adherence 10 prin.
oiple' the better 4 Is for him.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19

woodburn Independent Both Re
publicans aud Democratic state con,
yentions called ior state oflicers being
put no nat salaries. but viii Il be
doneg
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19

Mr. Furnish viii be treated well at
Salem, so will Mr.. Chamberlain. But
let them both remember that this is
the home OF Mr. Ryan. the Socialist
candidate.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19

Albany Democrat; Congressman
Tongue has secured an appropriation
for Long Tom, and an Increase FOR st
uslaw and Coos hay, but YaQuina Is
out IN the cold OF neglect,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19

IL is all right TO be regular in your
church duties, but II will please your
neighbors more II YOU will clean the
street up little in front OF your prem.
lses
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19

ITO h--ll with a man who wouldn't
change his principles once in a while.
Harvey Scott on Furnish.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19

First Of the Season.
Gambrinus book beer on draught at
the Noble. The first Of the season.
Superior quality.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19

l. IA. McMahan. the Independent
Democratic candidate for senator, will
conduct picturesque reform can.
vass
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-11-12
Sam Jones on the Dispensary,
From Atlanta Journal

from AtIanta Journal.
The biggest thing in South Car.
olina is the diepensary. Ben Till
man and the devil saddled thf
thing on South Carolina and the
politicians and the devil are run.
ming it with the aid Ct fools and
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-11-12

cardinal virtues of order, so may
this Jewel tend to inspire you with
renewed energy and z"al in the
,roading of friepdship-ln 9
cultivation of love, and pursuit "t
truth. do net knAw-bui I su: wc'-
that Butler Lodge took lis name
from the distinguished family ho
have for such 81 long time h""n
such inn or ant factors in h" MA :
ing of thu history If this grand "'d
couutv,at at,y ra!r ii rs "~ry pIeae-
ant coincid"ncr. that al tl;ls tim =
nne Of h" same name is prrsidlng
ov.r the ] lge 30 Gently revived,
and wh ch is b. direct successo OF.
1hr original Bu'lrr Lodge orga-
niz"h it. 1S4S. ! trust that this
Jew may tend to inspire "
with renewed consecraljon to the
grand ri:.cipI"s Of your Order,
and that you MAJ gather imsplra-
tion fir, m the noble deeds, aud
faithful labors of those who have
gone before you Hoping for your
Lodge continued success, and t. r
each member of the Lodgr uhbrok-
en- hap ,iness and prosperity, am,
Yours very SINGER ly,
Orlando Sheppard.