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I
A LIFE
OF DRESS
PARADE
Jntelllijent Recreation Has Given riaco
(o frivolous Amusements
Under (ho captien: "Cannot run
boh nu tliolr dads did," (hut "Jolly
Flhurmun(" It. I). IIuiiiu In The- llti
dlttiu lib pmiur publWhod monthly
nt Wedderburn, pnya hU roup out a to
modern hkp1o nnd conditions, an
fullewH:
"A college president In an uiiMtorn
ntnto recently made tho following
oHeortlon:
M "Tho young puoplo of today ub
fouiparod with thoo of fifty your
into, nro chiefly deficient In power
of RUtttutnod uttoiitlou nnd orgUm!
thinking. They cannot, or at least
'they luaully do not, think us dour
ly, u patiently, and u cogently as
did thulr fathers. They do not na
CAN DRAW
CHECKS. . .
Checking account! enable folki
to deposit their money and re
ceive a passbook, agalntt theia
account they are permitted to
draw eawka.
Check may be given to parti
tor aucU turn aa d oil red, thui
Molding frequent trip to tk
It luteret4 call aad .
Salem State Bant
14. K. PACNC, rrUmt,
W. MAJfcUW, Qahfar.
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(illicitly tllHtltiKiilHh the Irrelevant
f om tlu piitlnont, tho kernel from
the luiHk, iw (ho mon of (he last
Kenorntlon. Thoy ht)vo un nmnz
lug fund or Inroriimtlon; thoy are
wldo reudorM of bright literature;
thoy hnvu ttiHted ovory fruit on thu
great tru of knowledge; thoy know
ii thoinmml Intermitlng uumpi; thoy
are more vrwitlle nnd Ingenious
nnd uttniotlvu than any other of
the rocont generations. Hut thoy
nro qulokly led iwtroy by aoiiliUtrv
and otiHlly led to mirrondur convlo-
m tlon when It innneU with tutor
To which we ndd:
"Tito problem of lift aa our fore
fathers viewed It wna nltogothor u
dlfforont ploturo than that prosont
od by tho wuno Biibjoet to tho mlnda
of tho young t,oday. Aa.aeon in tho
mirror of tho . modern oyo, life U
merely n season of enjoymont. The
dnya nro full of dreaa parade and
the nights are given over to pnrtloa,
cards and dniiohiK. A daneo to
coiuo occupies (ho mind of the boy
weeka In advance, while, 'what
ahull I wtnrT' la the subject of the
glrl'n waking thoiiKhta and alum
borltiK dream. Hven tho mront
of today nro not Imutuno, though
the mania hkUIoiu ruchoa aa far
back aa tho grand parent, in tlm
olden time thy had 4he danoo, but
tlio Ufo w not o completely aub--urvlunt
to It, ami tnatwul of ouihIs
th- had tki mHHus mIiooI, lull
ullely more lntrHctlvw and HUr
tnlnlHK. a pasilm rnjmrluK iudy
and rvneurcH to atuia prottcUury,
but a citatum that bna boom oh
soleto bwno, kuowlag tky m.
not apwJI our yoiiuK imomIo a
nahamwl (o attempt It. Then HKUln.
wniu luu buiue of ike old fuah
loml sliiKtHR soluHdt it too has
passed to bit auppiauUd by eirda
and tho danuo. To learn to road
aud to alne and to play required
study aud attenttou and cultivated
tho memory, nnd all the flnnr nn.i
nobler Reuse, sharpened tho dclro
ror mora porfoctlou. drow forth it.
ent talout which mlcht never hiwo
bwu discovered, iolUhed up aud
refined tha Ur awkward nud dim
dent boys, tuued (help Wo,-.
melody and turned their thouRhta
10 uou. what cau bo wld for th
benticlal re-utti of tha cam lahi.
wltk It. Ittceutlv to gauMlng, Us
tendency to cultivate lying and steal
ing, deceit nnd treachery?
"Tho vlow of life as taken by tho
young of todny Is very superficial.
If In any lino of sport ho Gr sho at
tempts to excell, the effort Is so
strenuous as to absorb almost If
not tho entire time after which
both mind and body are too much
futlgued to uttempt anything deep
er. Ho who would excell at foot
ball must take groator chances than
minor or marine, must drill his
mind to Intrigue and brutality.
Would you oxpoct this specimen
of bulging muscle and ulunteu
flnor senses to inako a cogent
reusonor or dcop thinker upon any
other subject than thnt of football?
Could ho make the rounded' man
ho might had his sport been tem
pored nnd timed as In days of old 7
Thon tho paco was not so swift.
Then it was exorcise, not a Hfo
Btudy. Then It was a tost of sinew
and action, not a science based on
studied lntrlguo. Then It was
nmiiBomont for a fow hours or a
day, not a consuming ambition for
wonkt, months and years.
"Tho very tondoncy of tho times
la to superficiality. To know one
thing woll, Is to know other things
slightly. Tho strenuous dny of tho
specialists who arc piling up such
great iuiusoh of Information Is hero,
nnd the labor necessary to keep
abroad of the tltuos upon ono or
two subjects so groat that other
subjects must ha but lightly stud
ied, If this Is true of the student,
what hope Is there for tho mind to
r'tich plain of ronsounblo reason
ing or oven ordinary thinking con-
orcd upon a particular subject,
K It t bo IIIIpiI with thoughts of pink
tens, bountiful gowns, enrds, danc
ing nnd the tlioutor?
"There aro somo good ronsons why
tho young of this ngo cannot con
centrate tho mind so iutontly upon
a given subject an history says our
forefathers did, and tho tondonuy
HoeniH to tho toward still llghtor
mental strain and less frequency of
tho dreadod 'brainstorm.' Whnt
tho other girl or woman woro Is oft-
on the subject of thought ifntll tho
next function. Amusomont Is the
uauy ami nigiiuy stimulant our
young fool thoy must havo It, nnd tho
feeling is still In many broasts af
ter tho gravor dutlos Incident to pa
roulal responsibility havo boon as
sumed, Wliou tho mothor should
be oxortlng ovory energy nnd nil
her Ingenuity to tho euro and train
ing of tho llttlo Ufo God has. given
her, to guide tho mind at Its tteuder
opening uud protect tho frail body
from exposure uud dlsonso, sho can
bo found la front of tho mirror ro
movlng tan from her font tiros by
tho application of lomon Juice, ex
erting twice tho onorgy nor faithful
watch over tho oltltd would ronulro.
or a fashion plato has absorbed her
attention aud sho Is soroly trlod !
Iwt tho now conwt bo a half Inch
too short In the bust of ovor the
hips or too long behind. Hours
mny he spent combing nnd trnlnliur
a pondlo dog but baby must amuso
himself without erylng. Kortunos
can bo spent for automobiles, flno
olothlug nnd bloodud stock without
a thought or how to mnko bettor
mon or womon out of tholr children.
Tho wrltor has boou a fat how tho
subject of fond admiration and caro
stroked, potted and enrroased while
tho owner cuffed his own child,
dirty nnd unkompt from, his pres
once.
"Tho tondonoy among young
men la to oontuurUo; tho young
lady to IdolUo horaolf, and. the fa
ther, burled In his business, and tho
mother wnppod In society, glovo
IHtlitR corsot nnd drugatoro com
plexion nro to blamo.
"Hoth parent and child aro rIvmi
to thla Biiporltolal, this sort of but
terlly Ufo that aooku only to amuso
Itself, only to while away tho tlmo,
only to eat, sleep and bo morry, nnd
wo aw no hope for ohango savo by
tho sumo ugunoy through which has
oomo this of whloh wo complain,
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GOOD COOES
CLEVELAND'S Ask a GOOD cook the kind of baking
powder to use and she will say UJivulinu a.
It is the baking powder of experts the baking powder used
by those who have tried them all.
Cooks who have used CLEVELAND S and tried others
always come back to
CLEVELAND'S
SUPERIOR
Made from a Superior grade of Purp Cream of Tartar,
CALL FOR CLEVELAND'S BAKING POWDER AND INIST UPON v HAVING ffl
Sold and Recommended by the Folic wing Girecefs:
WKLLlill imOS., C03OIEUCIAL STRECTT.
I). It. aiLIJEItT CO., COMMEKCIAL STREET.
ROTH & GRAUER, COMMERCIAL STREET.
DAMOX & FOSTER, COMJO3R0IAL STREI-7T.
J. M. LAWRENCE, COMMERCIAL STREET.
W. A. IHVIN CO., COMMERCIAL STREI2T.
A. I)AUE, COMMERCIAL STREET.
II. II. RAGAN, COURT STREET.
A. L. HARVEY, COURT STREET.
J. L. MOORE & SON, CAPITAL STRE15T.
RUTHEREORI) & DOE, PAIR GROUNDS.
ROTH & GRADER, STATE STREET .
J. W. IIARR1TT, STATE STREET.
MOIR GROCERY CO., STATE STREET.
II. M. DRANSON, STATE STREET.
JOHN HUGHES CO., STATE STREET.
A. A. ENGLEDART, STATE STREET.
P. G. ROWERSOX, YEW PARK.
II. L. SOIIUITZ, ASYLUM AVENUE.
W. 1). WHEELER, NORTH SALEM.
A. CHENOWETH, NORTH SALKM.
FAIIRINGTON & VAN PATTON, STATE STREHJ
Sold in Neighboring Towns by the Following Grocers
PETER COOK, RICKREAL.
I,. AI1RAMS CO., LINCOLN.
E. W. SMITH, LUtERTY.
O. L. PARSONS, FRUITLAND.
RANSOM .i SON, TURNER.
V. T. OTT, PRATUM.
R. G. HENDERSON, CHlLVWA.
RAMP .tt RAMP, IIROOKS.
NII1LER i NATHMAN, GERVAIS.
CTIA8. I). IIEIN, AUMSVILLE.
T. II. DRAKE, MACLEAY.
JOS. SCHOMUS, SHAW.
M. A. HARDER, SLVRION.
FORD & CO., MARION.
P. M. REED, JEFFERSON.
SMITH FONTAINE, JEFFERSON.
PATRONIZE THESE GROCERS
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Fwxl llrowiilnj;' Rcsldonco Dui'iieil
Sunday Morning,
()Hu Mort Pnl!li Uuiils.
nillUth. Mlllll.. July 1. lly 0rtJ0r
of the Ktuerul lnnd oRlce. 229,297
of publlo livmls In Mlnnosotn
wr ojianoil to witry ami sttlomont
today. Tho traots aro portions of
Red Lake, Whlto Wielh. Dor nrMv
tlio oetlod IhiuIs of tlio Ohlpiitwiu,
hiuI Komi ilu Lao Indian rosorvn-ttona.
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llAsflmU Plnyvm ..ml Foot tacvrl
I.OllU J. KrilKO OX-Ohamnlnn lrn.
dlrftanco foot racor of Germany and
iiuiiiinu, writod, Oct. 27, 1901:
"During my tralnlnir nf .!.
weoks' foot raw at Salt Uiko City,
In April last, I used llallanP fln.v.
Llnlmont to my greatest satlsfac
tlon.
Therefore, l hlchiv k,,.
Snow Liniment to nil who are trqu.
bled vrlth epraln. brnliea, or rhu
matUw." 85c. 60c and linA p.n
V D. J, Fry. FVIM
Ouo of tlio most dostructivo fires
that lins vlHltod tho rosldonco section
of tho city for somo tlmo occurred
yostorday morning about 7 o'clock,
when tho lmudsomo rosldonco of
Prod Drowning, tho woll-known
bakor, who roaldoa In Yow Park, on
tho Tumor road, was burned, it is
not known Just how tho flro started.
but It Is supposed that tho blnzo re
sulted from a match that was accl.
dentally dropped In tho woodbox In
tho kltchon. Mr. nrownlng's son,
Fred, after having started a flro in
tho kltchon stove, had gono to tho
barn and was hitching up his Uam
when ho heard tho lire whlstlo blow
a call sont In by somo of the nelch-
bors. Mrs. llrownlnc nnd tho mat nt
tho family who woro yet In tholr
neuronitis upstairs, woro soon in.
formed of the blaze, and. with thn
help of tho loyal nolghbors, succeed
ed In saving much of tho furnlturo
down stntr. The flro company did
oxcollont work upon Its arrival, and
made good time In the long run, but
the progrw of the flro hud reached
n stage that soon envolopod tho In
terior of the building, and It was
Impossible to chock the flame until
Uto roof had fallen In sovoral nlnnv.
a--..VWW
ana me building was almost a total
wreok.
The windmill nnd tank, which ,
noar by, also caunht flr hut k
blaxo waa extinguished before groat
damago was dono.
Tho building was a new, three
story structure, and was amnni? th
most modern residences of that sec
tion or tho city. The loss wn u.
partially covered by Insurant.
SALEM
GUN GLUB
SHOOT
Fol
Dupont Trophy Al Falrmount
Grounds Sunday
BY ANY
OTHER
NAME
New York Would Smell AsStve
Garbagc Haulers Enjoy It
Han
Shooters dlcap
Goo. Palmer 20
S. Culver is
O. West ic
R. Sholton 22
A. Earl r
Wob Holmes ic
U. S. Rider 16
Mrs. Holntos ic
. Wolf 16
. Purvlno ic
n. Olcott ic
J. Mnuror is
. Dakor 16
A. D. Emmott ....18
A. Husspv in
Shooters not attending manv shnn
two seoros next Sunday, to catoh up.
Trophy on exhibition at Hauser
Rro.' store.
Othor seoros, all from 1G vnr.i
rise.
Shot
at Droko
20
20
12
18
21
13
21
16
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17
17
13
20
17
25
25
25
25
25
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25
New York, July 1. This city li
tho filthiest In America today. Tb
Odor Of accumulated irnrhnPft Is M-
i. . . a
luearaoie. In somo of thn streu
teams cannot nass. n.Hrnna nratn-
ing to kill tho stench by bonfires aal
powerrul disinfectants. Thoy art
unable to get men to tako tho pl
of tho striking street cleaners. Fll-
toon hundred mon, promised W
Philadelphia, failed to arrive. Tin
pollco are unabln tn mnn with thesfc
nation on account of tho deinanS
from tho ico comnanv for their pre
once to protect tho ico wagons from
siriKlng ice drivers. Several specie
officers were clubhod nn.i dracgei
from the wagons this mornlnsr. TM
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unrge, bridge and stablemen todaJ
Joined the strikers, nnd r,o strike
breakers also quit.
Tho man who lnvAnti .w.,...
institutes can havo tho horsA mh,..
voto for preildeat or anything else
whbi, ana at tDy old time.
Shootors shot
Mnuror ,50
Hmmett 25
Hussey 05
Olcott 50
Webb Holntos ....25
Wolf or;
prvlno i,'o5
Sholton 50
Everybody welcome.
Next shoot July 7 at 10
State fair grounds.
at Broke Po
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Come out.
o'clock a. m.
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7S
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56
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56
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Chlcaco Markets.
ChlcaCO. Jlllv 1 Whnnf QSUfli
94, corn 5353, oats ilYt
ii.
The sky was clouded, bnf fw
was sunshine under lhom n .v.
school ma'ams arrived.
Abraltam Lincoln
was a man who, against all olfo
aiiamed the highest honor a ra
can cat in thn tiu,i oni. KaV
lard'a Horehound Syrup has attala
a mace, never equalled by any o
Uko roraedy. it it a n,.,ft rUre W
jConghs, Colds, Broachltls, IdAi
ji ana an Pulmonary dlsea
1 Every mother ehouM kei pil
jwlth this wooderful cough dfcl-
oia by d, J. Fry.