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Vlt may hi "just another one", but it is different from any
;;. f'tKe Ordinary kind. Different fittings, different equipment,
different methods. Permit us to become acquainted with you.
,.fONE THING IS SURE, viz; that while the store is new, you
' can certainly count on gettine a little extra of us each time,
N.for weare working to get customers. After-that you will be
M the best judge of our service. We shall ,be glad to make
your acquaintance over the counter.
0. K. Pharmacy.
O. O. COMFORT, PROP.
333Comrnerclal St.
Fruit Trays and Hop Baskets
v"" ' "No agents will be sent out, but all buyers can save the
cost of an agent by coming direct to the factory. Get your
orders in in time and you will save money.
fjuccoscor lo
Hanson & Landon.
JOHN
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loo croam soda 10c
Iqo, cream aarrod with Nabala
Wafers, 10c
In pallo to talco liomo.
M ptnt-pnpor pnll 10c
1 pint, pftpor pall lGc
1 quart, paper pall 3Co
li gallon, paper pail 60o
gallon, paokod In loo COc
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Tin "and Sheet Iron Workers, Plumbing, etc.
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- Salem Abstract
.FRANK W. WATERS, Mr
Only Complete Set of Books in the County.
Abstracts Of Title Furnished .-
Parties wishing general Information In rrnard to land
or title in Marlon county will do well to coniult m.
2 59 1-2 Com'l, St. Upstairs
Theo M. Barr
Huccciior to
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Hot Air. Hot Water and
Steam Heating a Specialty.
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SALEM,
Chicago
PEOPLE'S nAROAIN HOUSE.
Great Reduction Sale
For Friday and Saturday only
wu will give prlou on light wwlitht ami
all summer Budds that will ustoulab
Ladlea' 11 nud JLW, this soasotTa
.ktylUU shirt waists, 36 and Wc.
Wwti'a 89-eeut llalbrlosau uudor.
wear, All oolora. Sale prluo 18 to Ste.
Mon'u 16-oeut hop kIuyos, Ca
Children' 31-oout overalls, 18
Men'a 8nt socks, le.
Men'a 3Ceoiit nktlia, ISe.
Mw'i IQcttnt eauibrlo Udkte, 4a.
ladlM 36-Mnt oorMt ouvora, 18a.
U'AHt vuubonnta, 19a.
Sduah linen Torchon tae, jhL. it,
J8Ht pltm, bU TkU tahk, Ic.
, 50iyard aiMX) ootlon, Ut. Ic
, Heat aiKHtl allk, wuh 4a.
U-aeitt whlto anllQU, yd, 4c,
H- fancy ho4i autuortiMiL imp, la
FHE STORE THAT
McEVOY BROS.,
Court Street.
HOJLBSAL.B
AND RETAIL
linrn. lljt brands rortUad 0wt. 00i)j sawUr all
of building material. Mad, gavsl, UtHiWsia4, ete.
T:S. BBNTLEY
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NEXT TO DAMON'S GROCERY Salem, Orcjron
STOUT
Sash and Door factor
Cor Church and Milt
rty
and
Special prlcofl on croam to the
trado. Our croam will keep flvo days
If repacked.
PAIITJES
Wishing croam In largo quantities
will do woll to boo uh before buying.
1S4 State 8t.
Phone 28M
Salem's Popular
CoDiectioner...
& Fraser
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OREGON.
and Land Co.
ESTABLISHED 1880
Salem, Oregon,
Hsrr l'olil.
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OREGON
Store
the natlvm We lmva no Iuva far dry
Nood lu any way In tho world, only
for thti jHirmMtw ot illliik thetn. gtaahs
of nod w kwHi MHlIlumlly turNlng
out Just watch thlH m.
chlWrH a lN't faat'taek Iiom. fie,
udlna HHHtHMr na8nvnr. (ohk
akMVoa. lHatt pKHin, ah ISa.
UOIw' U-tml Mask Moeko atMk
UKa, Mr.
ChlMrvM'a la-ewt Wtaek Mocho
atorktHga, !.
HattwaMU, Una Ut walgkt nhww
HtWHaMU of li WHbitMortM
ajMl rttttHMM. half )wle.
MMta attnw haU, le.
ChtMrwi'8 MVmMat)or hat, !.
MatTa fait ttttU aid ataca. halt nrlo.
Naw arHvnl adlaa drtMN aklrta.
Mali sootta. m MJo Me.
TELLS THE TRUTH.
Proprietors
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ritnae wi SJwa
i l'JL"'"'Ui!"'"'""J'Vii Jf
Many cow are not worth kwpinp
riiom Is no surplus of neat rattlo In tli
In ml. but no desirable young animal
should bo sacrificed Hint promises uw
fulness In tho neftr future oven tliougli
for n few months Jt Is kept at a diMd
VHiitSKP, sy J. XV. Yalo of cnneett
rut To profitably fatten a lean animal
or any other kind on purchased feed
Is nn uphill business, yst the inauurw
Is valuable nnd might pay fur the care.
As for the beat way to fatten much de
pends on the animal, as to age, breed,
etc I never am troubled to sell my
Devon nt n goad price, which, accord
ing to figures, range from $25 to fIS,
nnd good beof too. I should consider
It Impossible to mako good oieat from
ionic cows 1 have seen. Many unprof
itable envs could Im? pot to raMmr
oalvos without any gralH. This wookl
ooiitlnue tlMir osefulnoM and at the
same tlmo ratso eattla for futon) inw.
A Hood ray to feed for beef Is where
roiiKhnge Is plenty ro n little slow
at first, lueraHtrtttK gralu later on. Any
kind of roots la valuable. If thetr
nnnlysos nro not hlxh. still iMr me
ohitnleal effects nro md, asststlox In
the illKestlon, eounteraotlnK the Iteiit
lug affects of grain ami giving a goo4
roltsh for food. I uould not ose corn
meal alone. Cobineal might do, hot
provender would be better. A good
ration would be half rornmeal and half
good wheat bran, nnd toward tlw An
Ish ndd a small (pinntlty of onttoiHtced
monl. according to the age and condi
tion of the orenture feeding.
A Clintniilnn Shorthorn.
The Hhorthom bull Duke of Corn
wall wns tlrst nnd champion at the
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DtlKK OP OOHJOCAI.T
Itojal Cornwall show. 1001. lie was
bred by W. J. Hoskeu. Ioggau's Mill,
lluyle, CoriiWHll, ami la the property
or IlHclemla 121 I'arral, Chllo.
JIoit to I'eril Colloimrcil Slenl.
It Is not wise to fowl cottonseed meal
exeossUi'ly to fattening cattle, nays
Professor V. A. Henry In Itreeder'H
Gnzette. This Is done In toe south,
where tho men I Is eoinimmtlrely cheap
and corn relatively high, lu soma of
the feeding estHbllsbmentH at tlie south
fattening stuura are allowed ten or
twelve h)UI)(Ih of rotlouseetl meal dally
as their sole grain feed and have ct
(oilseed hulls for rotiKlmge. Tlte steers
on this allowance fatten mphlly. but
after eight or ten weeks fetallug they
tiro liable to become blind from lite ex
eeostvo iiho of this single i1eh feeding
stuff. It Is most unfortunate for one
lo feed In this manner, fnr butter la
It to mix cottooaoed lueol and onru
meal together than to frod olllier one
seporntwly.
Coiiperiiluw Soruhuiii.
Wo have never kiwwH of a cose of
either tlrst or second growth sorghum
or Kulllr oorii loJurtHg rattle after he
lug cut up ami tboroMgbly drtod, sn.vh
II. M. Ost trull of the Kansas expert
niHiit station. We have never known
ef a oaso of either Nret or second
growth sorghum or KalHreorn lojoring
bogs rod either greeu or dry In any
slago of malHiity. Sorghuni hay la not
nearly so gootl a hog feed as ell her si
ft) I fa or clover, but where neither of
those Is avallaWe It will wy to feed
the sorghum.
The llrtde nt l.ual Modi "llti."
In tolling about "some reople I Hate
Married" lu Ladles' Home Journal tho
Itev. I). M. Steels sejs: "Iteliui uu
tttdseoiwllau, I always use the formal
printed service of the prujer book. In
this tlte greatest stickler Is 'obey.' One (
day a couple came to me. bringing us
wltiieaasa the Mmita of hoth tirttle sjil
groom. K very thing (OPweoileil nmooi li
ly to tho iMiltit 'love, honor aod obey.'
when the bride refused to any the last.
I reiwated It ami waited. Again she
refused, and I abut up my book.
"Thou there waa a seeue. The) t lik
ed It uver. uimI the more seriously tU.y
argued and discussed the utore stub
tHtrnly she rofnaeU. The imronia be
es me angry, the groom excited awl tkr
krhle Igrsterlrol To huiui r I if. he
Jolued In the request to have ue ten re
tt out. lint I liked the fellow awl tlo
ehiwl that a little sternness froui iuo
In the vaent mlulu In- n favor to lam
in the future. o I tuld ibem I bad uo
authority -lo chuut:- u a d would not
do ho. I Mod lo show the foollahucoa
of bor nujtethNi. but it im uo use.
"ilnnlly I said ( Inm Well, this
honaohnW most Ue .i i.-dd mhi.!
where. I will leow It ut lor 'ter It
you will say it.' d, a n was his Hi ie
lo rofnsvs willed b- d l lie gal tier d
p itH hat and siau. i for tho dour
when. WiMo rbunge. -he irnng afun
wm ae mm uevk oj lav oann, mmhvwi
meokV- Ml) at bin and .Jld K."
A WIuhIhm lHh,
-OnHlHfr
Tho OtroHg. iMMly voU-e waa tow aud
Intoaoe na Hst hajMhHime raiv Ihiu
ovor too fair. haWOtl bead by Die rrv.
"DnHintT," ho Hont ou eagerly, "there
Bjro othoro Wore ohaorx lag us. I uiut
too yoo a uionwwt aJone
I or au Inttnut tho listener was qukt.
ami not a curl otlrrod on tho loft
brow. Tbttu tho IdMo oyw wore raised
lu the bjoieeohJHU dark hs.
"Vos. what Is Itr wns Uw lew rottfjr.
l-woir-
A sMgbt rotl Hook nwHUatl tho geek
and chooka of the atMtokor, In strKlna;
ooutrust to tho tool oalw dlcHtt' tits
ltfyl In ovory nsovomont of tho half
rociming Hgnre In tho big plus ohMir
l'Ue fuel la," ho w ont on. wtwtortng
op eourago. the fttvt owbarroanwoMt
glvjug net to a little moto soil eon
ftdoHeo. "1 have ohoo to aok jhm oohio
tklog 1 novor osHWrtl voo rmo my
tip, wrtteobilly nftur ih lnt ajHtu 1 ;
Itorruwokl frooi you.. DMrHng, will you
lul wo $iir j
Jttak Dnrllng hthl nobJo hh Hnor j
"Of oonm, oM own, he trlwi nogitb ,
ly. "IjC tr got drtnk. " And the '
io lutMOtl iut of the cJubroott togvHh
r - San l'w uk Newa letter
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THE DAILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREOON.SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1CU2.
SfMsfti?
"It's a bad time
to swap horses when
you are crossing a
stream."
That wm Lincoln's faowos reply to
tkoM who urgel him to make a change
in gene'iU at a crltioil period of the
Qtvflwar
Uocotn' aybw m worth remember
Imk, wr -tall' when yo are asked to
"swap"1 lr Merce's Golden Medical
Discover for a bootless bargain, de
scribed i- jnt a good," at the critical
time h- i health it at stake.
Dr. J"iercf" Ooklen aieilical Discov
ery is a mr-mtoe which lias a record of
ninety -etui t per cent of cores. It is an
fttwotatel reliable fcwlly medMne, imhi
Icohollc atvl HOM'HMcetk. It slwr
helps, it ihnoet always cores. Why
houM hi ' one who is seeking a cure
for slckims. awl is persuaded that the
DiseoviTj " will core him, "swap" the
substance for the shadow at the rik of
health'
Dr. Pii-rce's Ooklen Sleilical Discov
ery cwre hseases of the stomach and
other iK-iu "( digestion and nutrition.
What is jwpularly tennctl "weak" stom
ach is the romnwm cause of nirious forms
n( titivMral weakness. Mtch bs "Mcak"
heart, "weak'' lHtigs, "weak" or slug-
entire Ixxl) ami its several organs are
dependent for strength upon the food
prepared n the stomach. The "weak"
MooMch cannot iwovide the food
strength for the various organs, which
in their turn become" weak "and unable
to accotntitnh the work for which they
were designed. "Golden Medical Dis-
! corery " cure through the stomach dis
eases whuh have their cause in a dis
eased condition of the stomach ami the
allied organs of digestion and nutrition,
It cnahlea the perfect ingestion and
sssimuUtioti f food by which the body
U built up into a cotHlltion of sound
Health. It latrines the Mood, driving
out the potMMM whkh breed and feed
disease.
Proforrod to Die
llin taken IK Mcrce Ooliten Mecltat IH
covrry an.l it Uiil me mote goud than amlhliiK I
(wMS -wrlteuMn Julia A Wlleot, ofCjrit,
Wourt Co obki Mua: iy "I (loctiweil with tnrte
diaVtvni dociorn lor weak heart. ImI they did
mm no awl I wwioUrmlsuddUcoura4ir I
had had my rhoicr lo live or die 1 nouM bare
Miid to die My hittd heard of ' Oehttn
Medical IHwurrry ' and he bought Hie a twrtllc.
I toet: thai and the fin half eemed lo help me.
I took all bottle txfon I Mopped. I am er
fcetly well and am cooUna; for IxMrdera (I tiave
4k), and am taking la wwdtlHrf beide. t will
truly aay I think your tMedMue will do nil it h
resSHtmeadnl to do and hmh It ha been a
CodHieHd lu mr I mUI be willing to nnawrr
aar Mien uf Inquiry that anyone wHliea me tu.
1( jpH think tht will be the imiu of hehtlHK
ay oor Miff, ring wontaH to obtain relWryoii
may urlnl it aad mmIm any iKmwt hk T it
yaw wUa to
Was Bedfast.
"I had been tck itr more than a year with
kidney tiouMe " write Mrs I.ury
l la!
takbnfu lack Co TriM. "Srre,
Ii
dut-tiir. Ii-alel in hut none did me any
mx
Onr dnctur til I nrver could be cured. tIMt I
had aright' lHcaa I Miflered neatly tleolli
at time had pell, the dortor cnlled tfiMttK.
Waa hcdfitat iwxt or the lime ror Sx ihohIIm.
My muthrr begged me to try ! Piercc'i OoMeii
Medtoal Imwovery With but little hope I wrote
lo Ur I'lerce and he said he could cure me. I
began lo lake hi Golden Medical IMorovery '
aad although I had given up to die, I organ to
Improve from the .tart and by the time I hail
taken twenty lo bottle I we entirely cured
I thank (kid for the OoMeii Medical Iieoeery '
I weigh more Itiau ever hefote in my life and
btl I am entirely well "
Dr. Ilerce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, cooUiniug 1008 pages, and over
700 illustrations, is sent Tree 011 receipt
of stauiiM to defray excuse of nutiling
only, bend 11 one-cent Mumps for the
book in paper cover, or 31 cents for the
Iwok in cbitli landing. Address Dr.
R. V. Merce, liuffalo, N. Y.
Knew All Their Ttlcka,
"Cleutleuieii," said Frederick tha
Oreat, "I am entirely dissatisfied with
tho cavalry. The regiments n re com
plutely uiit of hand, tbero Is no nc-cunu-y,
uo order; the men rldu like
tailors. I beg llutt this may nut occur
sgHlu and twit each of you will pay
more attention to his duly, but I know
bow things go ou. You thluk I tun not
up to your dodges, but 1 know them ull
uud will recapitulate them.
"When tho sett sou for riding drill
cornea on. tho euptalH sends fitr the
arrgeant major ami says: '1 have an
appoiutmeut this morning nt . Tell
the first lleuioiinnt to take the rides.'
80 tho sergeant major goua to the
senior aiibalieru ami gives hltu the
mesas go, ami the latter says: 'Whatl
l'he roptalu will bo nwayT Then I uiu
nlT hunting. Toll tho second lieutenant
lo take tho won.' Aud the second lieu
teutodt, who h probably still lu bod,
a) a. What, both of them away? Then
I nlll stay where I aw. I was up ttU
S tbla morning at a douce. Tell the
cornet I am III ami he must take the
rtdre.' Finally (be comet remarks:
'Look koto, sergeant major, wlmt Is
th good of my standing out there lu
the oohIT You know nil about It much
better thou I do. You go and take
t'neui.' and so It goes, ami what moat
W the eud or It all? What can 1 hope
to do with such cavalry before tho on
mi) v,nial.Mj of Prodertek tho
Ur.1.1."
I'rpleaalona .Ni OteroroMdvd.
Thow tea dearth of tbotvHghly train
ed iuoo In all profvtmlooo. The more
ex.K-itaf tho eundltlous tho greater tho
nil. Tho ihrougbiy trained man
inaunya most In a college man. The
uititornlthw are usiug every effort to
tiaiu won along special Hues for iVJt
mte otlchMk-y In mmtethmg. The aid
lda of rwuYgv eduoatloo as gottentl
t-ulturs Is passing away. The uolverol
t) lakes men a ihey are ami makoo
the most out of what they can do. A
man today In America Is foolish to bo
"toif nuMlo" when better moans are at
hand. It is equally foolish to eoooso a
totf tgngtht man as aaolMst other mon
Who havo worVsxl with ooal aost and
fotvo obhI with muck Wetter advnu
tngeo.
lNPntoriy a nuut of an oxemtlve turn.
a tattlor ht htMsneao or polities, found
m a ooalege edtKMtkM mtle that could
hoin hir .Vow ho nk everything.
In tht fsguro tho coilofo men will bo
the mUsjrnl londoni In htdiwtrtal and
rvdittenl aflralm. Tho roasou la that tho
no n bora r tend eojinot aonl to
-"" of eoMrsev --gMjctssji.
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For Bargalna In Everythlnf,
Oo to th FAIR STORE
sJ
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PETITION
i The People Have Adopted Direct Legislation and Demand the
Enactment ot Flat salaries --1 ane me ...uuuiyc .
for a Special Session.
Whereas, Tho platforms of all political parties In Oregon thla year hnvo declared for Flat Salaries
j for .toto official., for abolishing all perquisites and payment of all fees collected Into tho stato trens-
I Whereas, The failure to enact this law before tho stato omclals now elected ontor upon tholr term
i of offlcc, beginning In January, 1903, would leave tho present system of compensation in full effect for
fU wrthVunderslgnod citizens of Oregon, would most respectfully petition Your Excellency, Governor
! T. T. deer, to call a special session of tho general assembly, to beconvened a sufficient tlmo before tho
regular session of 1903, ... . .1 u -
I. To enact a Flat Salary Law, and repeal all laws giving state officials fees and perquisites.
II. To enact a law to carry Into Immediate effect the provisions of the Initiative and Referendum
Amendment to our State Constitution.
NAMES.
Plea8o cut out the above petition and sign your nnmo to tho same and secure tho signatures of as 3
many more neighbors as you can conveniently obtain, J
Forward the same to this offlco to bo transmitted to tho governor at your earliest convenience. a
Additional copies of this potltlon can bo obtained by addressing the Tho Journal office, Salem, Oro. 3
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Good
Rubber 5c
a Dozen.
Poor
Rubber
3 Dozen
for
5 cents.
Yokohama Tea Store
Phone 2411 Black. Roasters Of Good Coffee. Free Delivery.
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VETERINARY 8URQEON.
Or. E. S. Jackson, V. S ana dentist.
433 Stato sUeet, corner 13th. Blgh
toon years a veterinary. All dis
eases of deiuosUo animals treated at
my hospital bv the latest Improved
methods. Lameness a spootalty.
havias takoa a posbgraduata oeorse
1 thU spoolal line la l0d. Oloao ab
toattoa given to all work la my Use.
Telophase BUek JJt.
For Bargains In Everything
Go to the FAIR STORE.
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S in Jim r tlr.B
"GLOBE" Self sealer. Come
in throe sizes.
$ "MASON" Machine mudo
SComo In three slr.fs. Every ir
is ezsmlued carefully before it
m BO' 8 Oi' t
ROYAL" Fruit 'r.r Is the best
jar 011 the market. We will
demonstrate it lu our store with
fire. We can give names of
parties that bonuht tho Itoyal
jnr last year nnd before, saying
tney nro tho boat and won't Have
any other, and parties that pur
chsee them this year will lay
so too next year.
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p&n&ys
Another Shipment of
Irvin & Petteys
The Leaders in
Up'tO'Date
Footwear
Have just received another
shipment of ladies' fine shoesi
in patent Jiid turns and exten
sion soles, Call and examine
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Watermelons
HaKptt & Laojrbnob
Old Poat Office Oiocory,
GOVERNOR
POSTOFFICE.
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3 Dozen
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Shoes
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