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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13,
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OwlqR to the great success of our grand donation sale, we will
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2 t'10 week commencing Saturday, FobruaTy 13th, will bo rofunded.
2 On Saturday, February 20th, wo will nnnounco in this paper that i
tan pursonn who uougni gooua ni our Biore on a certain any 01 inu i i
prorlotin week can como In and linvo tholr cash returned to thom. 6
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John B. Stef son's Hats
Advance shapes for spring, just received.
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SATURDAY NIGHT.
(Washington Star.)
I'taoinK Hi little lmta all In n row,
Ready for ehurah ou tbe morrow, yim know;
Washing w fnowt and little blaok ttuta,
(letting them roady and lit to be kil;
PhIUhr them Into ukmn leumotita and whlto,
That la what mothers aro dalnc tonight
Oalllng the lltil one all round Iter ehajr. i
UnHrliMt them lisp their eventa prayer,
TelHit them stories of Jet lis of old,
The flkepiienl who gathers the lamb to kte faja.
OmplHg wi softly to take u feat pott
ailetw Ute toksm of ehlklhool's Umi
ArkIoho to kaow if Ute imr ow am vurw;
TueklHK tho blanket round each II UU fom;
Ktealtt ettrh little faco, rot- and bright
That la what mother are doing tonight.
WHY SHOULD THE PEOPLE COMPLAIN OF HIGH TAXEST
TMBRE IS A GREAT DEAL OF COMPLAINT ABOUT HIGH TAX.
PEOPLE" ,T ,S ENT,RECY DUE T E NEQLECT " THE
U will reified that Tk Joonul ak4 the tawt ItoouhHraM ov.
THE. THEN REPUBLICAN 'GOVERNOR FELT INCLINED TO
OALL THE SPBCIAL SESSION. BUT THE PEOPLE SEEMED IN
DIFFERENT ABOUT IT AND DID NOT ACT WITH ENERGY m p
TITIONING FOR THE SPECIAL SESSION P&
A fow UwoMwa hUUh4 tor the im .mJo.. hot hotel tho Mil
Uw vrojej )i la the lVtKUiU Oresjoola ooeoed U 1 eaUoriZ o Te
vkW ,ttl?d5 mui ? n"" f1' t)wtt high Uxm,
waiaa taey did UttJo or hothtag to iyent
U ou ho tW that Th Journal vu tho oaly dally paper to call for
a special session and that eren the leading Democrat did not encour
ago tho Idea, and It is true that Tho Journal had not as much Influence
wnai waa ngni as uie uitgumuu " .
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to secure
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BUT IT is EASY TO 8EE THAT IF THE WORLD'S FAIR BILL OF
$500,000 HAD BEEN PASSED AT THE SPECIAL SESSION NO OTH
ER $500,000 COULD HAVE BEEN 8ADDLED ONTO IT, A8 IT WAS
DONE AT THE REGULAR 8ESSION, AND TAXES WOULD BE
LOWER.
Of couroo, tho Republican Governor and tho editor of the Orcgonlan
argued that If a special Bcsslon wero called a senator might havo been
.tnntnrf Tin ni nnithni- ntfihom wnH In tho Acnatorlal race, that should
not havo been used as an argument
THE FOLLY OF LIVING IN RENTED HOUSES.
There will always bo many who will prefer to ront to owning or
building a home.
BUT AT THE PRESENT PRICES OF REAL ESTATE THE MAN
WHO BUY8 HI8 LOT AND PROCEEDS TO BUILD A HOME WILL
MAKE MONEY IN THE LONG RUN.
He may have to go In debt for his house, but he will pay out In a few
years and thon will be tho proud owner of his own home.
It is cortaln that the man who always rents will ncvor own and that
ten yoar's ront will buy tho home he rents.
So tho man who rents has neither money nor homo at the end of
that time, according to this theory. Ho has had the use of a home,
that is all. ,
Tho Industry known as purchasing and building homos on tho in
stallment plan has not been sufficiently developed in this community.
On that plan hundreds ncqulre homos In cities who would never bo
como owners of a homo otherwise.
The man who has a lot and builds even a cheap and poor homo at
first, a nioro sheltor, and plants a few fruit trees and flowering shrubs
in a few years hns somothlng that ho can cnll home.
HE HAS SOMETHING THAT GROWS WITH HIM AND HIS FAM
ILY AND IT IS REMARKABLE HOW SUCH LITTLE HOMES GROW
AND BECOME ROOMY AND COMFORTABLE.
The moral of all this Is to take stops to buy a lot and proceed to mnko
tho sacrifices necessnry to build a home.
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plo to the uttermost parts of the earth to get ineir ,8nattered inteuT
together arter going up ogiuuu in"""-'-
A canvas barn, a painted tree .'
...i.... A Blow Now Ens,and drawl,
A largo square room wit h two or threo
Worked mottoes on tho wall.
A hint of wicked city llf o
By somo ono in tho cast . (;
Tho bantam cocks, tho farmer's wifo ,
And anmn nnn with fl DO,St:
A man from town, whoso shirt is clean, .
And has at least two suits
To brighten up tho rural sceno
Of overalls and boots.
A cow, If ono can bo secured,
A soft-nosed rnaro named Bcsa,,
somo dogs, a uove, uuu juuiu unouira
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Unqualified success.
With thoso now ingredients
And mix thorn with a spoon
To which wo nddd somo common senso
Wo have "Oonc Nig ht In June."
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GO OUT AND 8EE THE LIBERTY ROAD.
If you have time Sunday and are lntorosted In good roads It Is your
religious duty to go out and see the broken rock road that has boon
built from the top of the second hill beyond tho city to Llborty.
THERE ARE MANY WHO WILL THINK GRAVEL ROADS ARE
ALL THAT IS NECESSARY IN THIS COUNTRY. A TRIP TO THE
LIBERTY ROAD W6ULD DO THEM GOOD.
They would go over about two miles of gravel road boforo they
roached the broken rock rond. Tho various stagos of decomposition of
gravel road would propnro tholr minds for tho proper appreciation of
tho broken rock road.
Tho old' gravel road from tho city to tho brokon rock road has been
building for tho past 10 years and has cost thousands.
Probably onough taxos nnd contributions havo boon spent on tho road
from tho city to tho comotorles to pave that stretch with granito
blocks, nut look n't It todayl
IT 18 A SUCCESSION OF MUDHOLE8, AND LONG-DRAWN-OUT
8LU8H AND MIRE.
Tho practical object lesson of tho Liberty brokon rock road Is enough
to satisfy anyone of ordinary senso that that Is tho way to build roads.
This Is not saying that good roadways cannot bo constructed of gravel
but that, feat has not yet boen performed in our midst. Wo hopo It may
bo, sometime, but so far it Is an unknown achievement.
It would pay nnyono who hns not scon whnt can bo dono with brokon
rock, nnd thnt, too, without oxperlonce, and without propor machlnory
In the lino of scientific road building, to go to Uborty.
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REMEMBER OLD DOG TRAY.
Mni. Luoy Page Gaston is great on reformatory schemes. This Is hor
Select good young men from the ohurchw and aaalgn ono of thom a
bad young man.
The good young man Is to make the acquaintance of the bad young
man. got.ln hie confidence, enter Into his sports nnd pleasures h
thereby win the bad young man to a good life. 1,,en8,'r. "
A good scheme.
Hut ilftHgeroim.
-maJ-f th 'mWr " ' l8M Umn th8 "ower ' evil. Not thnt
flood embodied In a perooeatUy Is no atrongor than th .
The spirit may be willing a the fleh weak! So the Lm hat
EWstSir tl" won,t nmy be domimM by lho" ; --
aolVLrdi "" MtUM '"'I08 f W"'nt " eo may
Mrs. Gaston must be mighty sure of her good win- mn
HOW TO GET BUSINESS AND HOW tTkEEP IT
One Moeon for advertising Is as good as another sava i, v
Ttn MUr. providing the merchant want. loTta.S. If IT f '
to tak. a reet periodically that le another matte " T eTan wo Tl
air zsrsL ,:ir;,k? P't --
The wMMmke merchant who knows how to advertise and ,i ,
p. r; s"sjl TjrrstSn!s
No ivwn's or woman's weeds, ao-famlb-'e " "" " V ry (,n'
ralondar. W WU- ar rlated by tho
The uoNla of the community nro nevew.K nnd wimn n
nnd that they nm buy more .uppllo. they nwal o 1 If
4VWUMS, 11 U Itt4Mb.e htamaVaainlwpronorh n'h?
leras his buelneeo. "erueo properly and not
This Is a fact that appllo ,0 banking Inetltutlon as well .
ery and dry m tre,. Te man who wiMooi . M
knowe nothing about th t..n f . . n nn necount
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THE PICK OF THE FOREST
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Has beon takqu to supply the stock of;
lumbor in our yards. Our Btock is' j
comploto with all kinds of lumber.'
Just received a car load of No. l! !
Bhlngles, also a car of fine shakes.!
Wo aro ablo to fill any and all kind;
of bills. Como and lot us show you! !
our stock.
i ard and offlco near S. P. passengerr
dopot. 'Phono Main 651.
GOODALE LUMBER CO.
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R. M. Wade & Ctf.
Have Received
Acarioadof smooth and;!
: ahed galvanised wife and ii
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.j i tJLu ilr . X-Ray man mover wt so nearly golag araiy
lowphor. Ho u responsible ror having seat a groat many bright pe
There'se 5SS-St cUZT GTrlti "-anybody
cic wnere you get GOOD treatment and GOOD goods
-r 0w ,ur jourseii.
OLD P. O. GROCERY.
Ttieo. M. Barr
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Steam-He'atinga'iaty.
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