DAILY CAPITAL JOUilNAL, 8ALEM, OREGOft, 8ATUnDAYf MAY 14, 1904,
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Ample capital to carry three to Ave years' . supply of seasoned i timber
wtthouKwIiIch a'B0oi wagon'- can't 'be built? 'Youwill find, our wagon most
popular where thoworl3. hardest, whoro quality counts. Kit you want to
feel sure your wagon Is as good as can be made
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Remember 70 Years' Expef ience
Oldest Wagon Factory in America
Built to our order to meet the requirements of this Western country.
Better thap regular factory grades and construction. The moBt service
able medium-priced buggy on the market Is our Bee-Line. Thousands
In use In Oregon, Washington and Idaho.
Our Mitchell
flfefci.,
Buggies
Are also a special construction, and of aipe-lor material. They are
especially designed for liverymen, doctors and others having steady and
hard use for a vehicle. More service can't be put In a buggy at any
price.
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THE WHECLS WILL NOT LIFT FOOM THE GROUND.
It will soon fee
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And if you own a farm in tho coun
try you may need, a mower or rake,
or your, country friends or cousins
may ask your advice. You can't go
wrong In buying or recommending the
"Champion."
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22 Blizzard
Ensilage Cutter
Some Points of Merit and Superiority
We .Claim over all other Feed and
Ensilage Cutters, Shredders and Car
riers. Tho most porfoct Hay, Straw and
i Jtoauqr uuuer,
The most ofllciont Dry Corn Fodder
I Shredder. v' ,'.' Jf! ?
Tho simplest FoodjjnpUndrJvlng'lSe'
vice yet introduced.
The only machlno in which the feed
rbtls "can- bo lnftantaneously stopped
r ttor,rovorsed;: -by aleverandjtoggle
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-.-HAnd. thora aro 20 more good rea--sons
stated in our catalogue.
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Read Prominent Farmer's Endorse
ments. Amity, Ore., March 28, 1902.
Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co. The
Blizzard Ensilage Cutter purchased'
last year gave ontiro satisfaction. We
had no trouble or broakage at all. I
will' recommend said machine to any
one who Is Intending to purchase a
machine of this description.
P. C. THOMASEN,
Ladd & Reed Farm Co. Broadmeads
Farm.
- - Warren, Ore., March 31, 1902.
Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co.: The ,
Bllrzard Ensilage Cutter bought of..
you last fall Is a complete succoss.
il.wan't to congratulate you on having
the only cutter in the market for
economy and practicability. I not
, only use it for ensilage cutting, but
am cutting all my hay for 150 head
of stock, and blow same 160 feet.
H. H. CIARK,
Manager W. C. Noon Farm
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. Read about the famous
Iowa Separator
We Handle it
Wnat usets say of it
Vancouver, Wash., April 16, 04.
We, the undersigned officers of the
Glenwood Dairy Association, wit
nessed a contest between the "United
States" tho "Do Laval" and tho Iowa
Dairy" separators at the Glenwood
Dairy Association on'the 14th day of
April, 1904, and for light running,
ease of cleaning, simplicity of con
struction and close skimming, we pur
chased an "Iowa Separator." Signed,
E. O. ZIMMERMAN, Vice-Pres.
M. C. STEWART, Secretary.
JOS.- F, BIRRER, Treasurer.
I. P. LEVELL.
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Mitchell, Lewis
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State Street, Salem.
f f. GARY, Manager.
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Sapid Disposition of the Smith
Fruit Tracts
As an indication of our rapid
growth and permanent settlement, in
Salem and vicinity, tho history of
land; Bales made by tho Salem Ab
stract and Ind Company during tho
jtost year and a half prosont interest
Ins figures. This company handles
fruit tracts exclusively, and under a
novel Bystom ot instalment payments,
lias eclipsed all land transactions of
this character over mado boforo in
thla part of tho country, In Octobor,
1903, a farm of 176 acr.es, (known ns
tho Fnbrltus Smith D. L. 0.) lying
just south, of Salem, pn tho Jefferson
read, .va cut' tip into 33 ' tracts, of
6 to 7 acres each. In Ctcjpboij 1903.
tho last of those tracts vwerQ soldt
amklntj a comploto said' 'in Juat 12
month,' " Allowing threo months" ot
thla tlmo for bad weather, roduces
tho actual selling time to about 9
months. Tho following February
(1004) another tract oft 05 acres was"
cut up and placed on tho market. In
just 85 days this second farm was
sold. Tho figures on these two farms
mean an .approximate Investment ot
130,000. Adding to this the money
which will be spent in improvements,
houses, stock, etc., tho whole trans
action will meun to Salem something
like $100,000, Instead of having 300
acres of farm land lying across our
city limits, wo will havo 128, or moro
small farms, each with a tonant, Im
proving the place, and adding to Sa
lorn's trado. and commerce, and -event-ually
to our city population. Tho re
markably short time in which these
tracts wero bought up shows the de
mand for small farms and also tho ad
vantages of an Instalment plan. This
company has a numbor ot o(hoT largo
trivets under consideration, which will
be introduced in tho near future.
Reduced Rates to 8t Louis Fair.
Reduced round trip rates from
Salem to eastorn points, on account
ot the World's Fair and Louisiana
Purchoao Exposition, May to No
vember both Inclusive, 1S04. Tickets
on Balo on' following dates, May 11th,
12th and ISth, Juno 16th, 17 and 18th,'
July 1st, 2nd and 3rd, August Sth, 9th
and 10th, Soptomber 5th, 6th and 7th,
October 4th and 5th,
St. Louis and return $69.95.
Chicago and return $74.65.
St. Loul with return from Chicago
$72.15.
Chicago with return from St. Louis
$72.16.
Chicago and return, passing through
Kansas City and St. Louis $77.15.
St. Louis and return passing through
Chicago and Kansas City $77.15.
Going trip; passengers will hnve
privilege ot starting any date which
will enable them to reach their desti
nation within 10 days from sale date.
Return trip to bo completed with
in ninety (90) days from Salem date.
Stop-overs will bo permitted on go
Ing trip only east of Caltfprnla and
ot Oregon with transit limit and on
return trip at any polut within limit
of ticket. W. E. COMAN-
General Passenger Agent
Yesterday was Friday, the 13th of
the month, and yot no awful catastro
pho occurrod. A drummor was riding
down from tho dopot on tho street
car, and when 13 fares wero rung up
by tho conductor and the box was
locked, ho made the conductor toko
another nickel. ' He -wouldn't stand for
any- such trl-hoaJed hoodoo.
MlyK ?i1'wwP- jwHhi "'il
for Weak, Languid People.
Weak, sickly people often remarked
"If I could only get something that
would nourish mo and glte
strength," they do not know why, to'
the food. they, eat is of no benefit to
them. They gain no flesh and feel
no stronger. iTho fact Js tho stonudj
is loo weak to perform its work. Anil
soon gone. Tho blood becomes mors
thin and watery, bringing on "ntfi
Bpells with loss of memory and wnW
tion. Vhero Jb a remedy for all thli
that acts la tho right way. It i calW
Dr. Gun'n'6 Blood and Nerve Tonte
and Is sold by all druggists for 7e
per box, or 3 boxes for $2.00. It ttrw
the food you eat Into rich, red bloc.
making flesh and strength, creating""
appetite- because tho system deni"1
sustenance.
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Isabel Irving, In "Tho Crisis,"
Take a shy at tho census of Sl
Why not? It won't cost you W
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just pay your suubv;j'"'-i .
leach. 50 cents you get one gue. --
It, Is open to old or new "".y,
Tho census will be flnishedVfl,,'
month, and tho result made '
on the first day of June. See w
nouncement today. H Is
gentleman's wheel.
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just held a convention at Grants r
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