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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1904.
Dr. Stone's
Drug Store
F YOU WANT PHYSIC PILLS
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F YOU WANT QUININE CAP-
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TER
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SALTS
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DR. STONE OWNS A DRUG
STORE, CARRIES A LARGE
8T0CK, DOES A STRICTLY
CASH BUSINES8.
PRACTICED MEDICINE FOR
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, MAKE
NO CHARGES FOR CONSUL
TATION OR PRESCRIPTION,
IS NOT BLUE BLOODED,
DOES NOT BELONG TO THE
FOUR HUNDRED, , IS AP
PROACHABLE AT ALL TIMES
BY THE RICH AND THE POOR
OR THE YOUNG AND THE
OLD. CALU AND 8EE HIM
AT 8ALEM, OREGON.
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OREGON
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Salem Boy Designs Roosevelt
Campaign Button
Oregon boyn aro continually "bob-
blng ui)," anJ tho latest to attract at
tention is Sam VanDorsal, who lias
brought out tho Roosevelt campaign
button for 1904. Tho button mado Us
nppearaneo In almost overy part of
tho United States, and for originality
has novor been surpassed. Sam was
born and raised in Marion county, and
several years ago went East to beek
his fortune. Ho eccupied: a mediocre
place, go far. as his friends know, un
til recently, when Eastern papers
commenced to exploit ills campaign
buttons. Tho Kansas City Star of
Juno 12th says:
Tho first of tho campaign buttons
for 1904 has mado Its appearance, and
it is based on' tho ranch days of Theo
doro Roosevelt. Samuel Van Dorsal,
a Kansas City man, is tho origin
ator. Mr. Van Dersal was publisher
of tho Montana and Dakota state
brand books when Mr. Roosevelt has
ranches In that country. In each
book aro registered thousands of
brands, and among thorn aro tho three
used by the ranchman who became
President. Ono is a triangle, another
tho Elkhorn and tho third tho Mai-
teso cross. Mr. Van Dersal recently
sent to North Dakota and received in
return tho original applications filed
by Mr. Iloosovelt and registering his
brands in the state capitol at Bis
marck. Ono of thorn, tho Elkhorn
brand application Is here reproduced.
When Mr. Roosevelt sold his ranches
ho also transferred his brands to
Ferris Brothers, Medora N. D., who
still use them.
The button shows a red steer, wear
ing tho tlireo Roosovelt brands, and
bears tho Inscriptien: "Don't bo a
Maverick Join tho Presidential
Roundup, 1904.
Roosevelt hal two ranches In tho
Dad Lands of Dakota. Ono was eight
miles up tho Littlo Missouri river
from Medora. This was known as tho
Chimney Butte ranch, but the cow
boys called it tho Maltese Cross
ranch, because all Its cattlo were
branded with the cross. Thirty miles
down the river from1 Medora was tho
Elkhorn' lanch also owned by Mr.
Roosevelt. There wero flno buildings
on tho Elkhorn, but tho Now Yorker
preferred to live on tho Chimney Butto
although the house was a one-story
affair of logs with three rooms, a
kitchen, a living room and a roonii for
tho owner and his ranch manager
Sylvano Ferris, who, with his brother
now owns the Roosevelt lands.
Medora is not much of U town now,
but it has a history. Twenty years ago
tho lato Marquis do Mores, who was
killed In tho Soudan by the Mahadlsts,
established the town and namrfd It
after his wife, who, before her mar
riage, was Medora von Hoffman of
Now Yorlc Pretty nearly overy ono
hears of tho schemes of tho marquis.
Ho was going to raise his own cattlo,
slaughter them in his own abattoir
and: sell tho meat in his own stores
in ovory city In tho land. Ho trio!,
ho failed and ho left Medora.
Roosevelt came hero a year before
tho marqulB and started In to do somo
reforming. Tho "bad men," who
abounded hereabouts in thoso days,
wore just ready to kill hlnv when do
Mores wafted along and monopolized
all tho attention. Tho Frenchman at
once became as obnoxious to tho cat
tlo thlevo3 as tho Now Yorker' ami
tho would-be klllors concentrated up
on' him. But de Mores killed two of
them and wounded half a dozen moro,
making tho first actlvo move against
tho toughest gang of cattlo thlovo3 in
tho northwest. f
After do Mores fadod away some
of tho former mombors of tho gang
mado spasmodic efforts to return to
tho old order of things, and thoy wero
aided secrotly by tho then sheriff.
Rooscvolt showed then that ho had
good stuff in him. Ho called a meet
ing of all tho ranchers In tho country,
tho sheriff was summoned, and with
his hand on his gun Roosevelt told
tho official that ho was a liar and a
horsethlof. It was swift language to
uso in that country, but tho sheriff
saw that ho was against a bad man,
took his medicine and resigned. That
. . .i, in nnnwvnU's ran
was a uig luuwiwi mi ww -.- .-
In other ways ho snowea urni mu."
of tho country wero not too naru
ways
for him
t? mn.li! it a nractlco to.mr. winy i prupureu 10 uropiuy
buy tho' buckiest, ugliest cow ponies agenta in his work and can offer good
ho could find in tho country, and when Inducements. CorretJpondonce soli
tho boya kicked against riding such cited. Ho represents tho O. & O. Mor
nasty beasts ho would pick out tho riam Company, publishers of tho In
toughest ono In the lot and ride It. ternatIonal Dictionary for tho entire
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eie smashed In by the nraj, la i,
but he said nothing -and finally sub-
ducd tho brute. If a Now YorKcr
could rido tho horses the cowboys ar
gued that thoy should bo able to man-
ngo them.
It Is Tho samo way with shooting.
Mr. Jtoosovolt cannot seo a dozen
yards away without his oyegiasses,
but ho can do somo fancy shooting
that would win npplauso In a Wild
West show. Ho Is not so good with a
lovolver, but In long rango work -with
llfles thero Is no man oa tho two
ranches who can bent him. Ho is a
good man at wrestling and Is handy
with tho gloves, bplng well urrln all
tho tricks of both sports. In friendly
bouts ho has taken in somo of tho
biggest men on tho ranch and has
shown that he Is no tender chicken.
Do li iooay.
The time-worn injunction, "Never
put off 'till tomorrow what you can
do today," is now generally present
ed In this ferm: "Do it today!" That
Is tho terse advise wo want to give
you about that hacking cough or de
moralizing cold with which you have
been struggling for several days, per
haps weeks. Take somo reliable reme
dy'for it TODAY and let that remedy
'be Dr. Boschee's German Syrup, which
has been In uso for over thlrty-flvo
years. A few doses of It will undoubt
edly relievo your cough or cold, and
Its continued use for a fow days will
euro you completely. No matter how
deep-seated your cough, even If dread
consumption has attacked your lungs,
German Syrup will surely effect a
cure as it has done before in thou
sands of apparently hopeless cases of
lung trouble. New trial bottles, 25c;
regular size, 7Cc. At all druggists.
At Dr. Stone's drug stores.
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The Creffleld Reward.
Sheriff Burnett is .sending circulars
abroad in tho effort to locato, Croflleld.
circulars glvo notice that .a reward of
$350 is In tho sheriff's hands to bo
paid for tho arrest and conviction of
tho fugutlve apostle. Of tho sum,
$200 Is offered outright for tho aircst
and an additional $150 for tho arrest
and conviction. Tho $200 is a sum
contributed by private subscription,
largely from persons whoso families
have becomo victims of tho fallacious
teachings of the bogus high priest. Of
the other $150, $100 is offered by tho
county court, and the balance by S.
L. Kline. It Is figurod that tho in
creased reward will Intel est Bherlffs
and detectives In tho search for Cref
fleld with a possibility that his. hiding
place might bo discovered. Contrary
to reports current, tho'offlcors have no
clue to his whereabouts, and but a
vaguo Idea of whero ho might be.
Biooks and Lovcns aro known o be
at Seattle, but ho olllcors aro con
vinced that tholt chief is not with
them.
Tho circulars sent out by Sheriff
Burnett announce that tho reward will
hold good for tho period of ono year.
Thoy also glvo a description of Crof
field, which is as follews:
Edmund Creffleld, alias "Joshua"
Creffleld, is about 30 years old, very
REPRESENTS A GREAT H0U8E.
Geo. C. Mltty, Valley Agent for Web
ster's International Dictionary.
Herewith is a likeness of George C.
Mltty, a young man of Polk county
who has resided In this state for near
ly 15 years and In Folk county for
about 14 years'. Ho graduated from
the public schools of Oregon in March
1894, and from the Capital Business
college In March 1902. Ho is engaged
In a work that will prove of lnestlm
ablo value to the public schools and
educational Interests of this state and
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light complexion, light hair, may bo
smooth-shaven, if not, beard will bo
vory light, weight about 135 pounds,
height C feet G Inches. No. 5 shoo,
may wear black suit or may wear
blue colored Mous, with bolt run
around It, also vory often wears brown
logging. Ho Is nlmost surd to have n
Biblo with, him. Ho talks broken as
If Swedish, but Is Gorman descent.
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It Is Up To Tho Doctor.
A lady wroto ua from Winchester,
Va., that sho had been under a doc
tor's care for 4 years ,for dyspepsia,
tho pain-appeared to'contor undor tho
left shoulder blado, was so severe at
times that sho could neither eat nor
sleep. Sho had lost faith In her homo
doctor, anl asked us to send her sam
plo of Dr. Gunn's Improved Liver Pills
which had been recommended to hor.
Wo sent hor two pills, in a fow days
sho sent or a box. Now sho writes
that tho pain undor hor Bhouldor
has left hor entirely, Bho enjoys hor
meals anil novor sloops less than 8
hours ovory night, and this has all
como about in 2 weeks, and cost her
50 cts. for two boxog of pills. Says
tho doctor charged her $50.00, and
that sho told him ho had bettor take
tho $50.00 and dnvost It- all in Dr.
Qunn's Improved Liver Pills and build
up his practice. Sold by druggists for
25c per box. Any ono having dys
pepsia, bilious spoils or slckheadacho
can get a speedy euro by the uso of
theso pills.
For sale by Dr. S. C. Stone, druggist.
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New Dentist.
Dr. Kelty extracts and fills teeth ab
solutely painless, by a now procosa
All work guaranteed for flvo yeara
Gray building. Phono Main 1C17.
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RICH AND DELICATE
For Sale by
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lng Mills Co.
Walter P. Burroll, Capitalist.
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WORLD'S FAIR
Travel via Denver and the Burlington Route to St. Louis
if you want an interesting, comfortable and safe journey.
The Burlington is the only railroad running its own
trains over its own rails all the way from Denver to
St. Louis. Fast time, clean and comfortable cars, obliging
employes, good meals in dining cars at moderate prices.'
Let mo give you detailed information about the trip.
Write your namo and address here. (
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QENCRAL AQCNT BURLINGTON ROUTE.
N(ff- 100 Tmibo Strebt. PORTLAND, OBK.
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SIRE OF JOE SEAL 2:11.
Sired by Red Heart 2S19V4, the'alre of Chain Shot 2:06Ja
Red Seal 2:10, Etc.
Dam ALICE M. (trial) 2:25 ....by
Dam of Rod Seal 2:10 Al- Biro of DalBy Fields 2:08, Mam
lawood 2:19. brino Field 2:11, etc.
Second dam DAY BELL by Advance, slroof Malraska2:2G,etc,
Dam or Veritas 2:16, Vlndex 2:29.
Third dam daughter of Tlppo Saib, a thoroughbred.
Red Heart'is by Fred Wilkes, out of Swootheart, by Sultan; Becond
dam Minnehaha, tho dam of Beautiful Bolls, etc. RED SEAL standi
1G.1, compactly built, with great
speed. Ho -will make' tho Benson of 1904 at tho
OREGON STATE FAIR GROUNDS
Terms, $40 Season
With the usual return privilege. Good pasture at reasonable ratea,r
to marcs sent from a distance.
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Doctor 12. a. rierco,
David J. Walling.
MIbs Winifred lllgdou.
FEW OF PORTLAND'S POLICY
Doctor Henry W. Coo, Stato Ben. ,
ator.
Edward Cooklngham, of I;add &
Tllton Bank.
W, 13. Coman, General Agent Oro-
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helders:
Carl T. Roberts, Managor
Woolon Mill Store.
Doctor A. 13. Itockoy.
Gonoral Owen Summers.
Kugono Shelby, Managor
Fargo Express Co.
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