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The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-03-16
D,x,reportionafe.

A western judge who, although he
is wise, does not mind being witty,
was trying case recently, when
he was disturbed by young man who
kent moving about in the rear Of the
courtroom, lifting chairs and looking
under things.
4Young man. the judge said, at
length. you are making a great deal
OF noise"
"Your honor replied the young
man, II have lost my oyercoat and
am trying to find IT,"
WELL" said the venerable jurist
"peopie often lose whole suits In here
without making all that distprbance.
short Stories,
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-03-16
prenarea for The worst.

wife-oh, Harry, didn't expect you
home 20 lunch.
Husband-WelI, aren't you glad to
see me?
~oh, yes; but have nothing but
sausage.v
..Wel. being hungry. I'm prepared
for the surst. Pbiladelphis Record.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-03-16
THE pEAkir ON Hoss-TRAoIN


Well. yes, you take it fust an last. l
s'pose I've made 1t pay
A-tradin' hosses: anyhow, so all the
neighbors say;
They've kind o got the notion that II l
lest git look
At any sort o hoss1esh en- read Il like
a book
An on the other hand they think that IL
hoss Is mine,
No matter how played out he Is, make
him look that fine
HIS mother wouldn't know him; but,
right here twixt me an you
The man don't live but what some hoss
en- teach him somethir new.
A boss is that deceivin' that don't per-
tend to know
His kinks till I've perused him fer at
least a month er so;
He's got thousand diff rent ways, er so
1t seems to me.
Fer teaehin US we amt so smart as what
we think we be.
Before the trade you try him an you
test him wind and limb,
An do your best. you can't make out a
thing that's wrong with him,
But once the trades completed, then-an'
don't it make you hotl-
He jogs your mind with somethin' that
you shouldn't have fergot.
They say in tradin' hosses that there
amt man so high
An pure an true an noblelike but what
he'll tell lie;
But when you speak o. liars, why. from
what / en- recall.
I take the hoss himself to be the biggest
one o. all.
Fer don't he do his level best in every
way he can
To supplement the wicked words O. some
designin man?
A human bein' amt presumed to stick to
what is true,
But when hoss acts out a lie, say.
what's a man to do!
Now what I'm gettin' at is this; hoss.
If he finds out
You think o. tradin' fer him, will let on
he's fresh an stout,
An speedylike an willin', an SO good
from top to toe
He'll make you give a lot to boot before
you'll let him go.
But when he's yours. oh, sufferin' saints!
the why that hoss let's down,
Until he looks to be about the wust old
nag In town.
He'll balk an bite an run away an
bring you sech distress
That could you cheat somebods. would
you do it? Well, 1 guessl
At fust this attymobile-the new-fangled
thing they've got
Fer doin' way with hosses-sort o. wor-
ried me lot,
But since I'm gettin' on in years an
h'ain't got long to stay,
Now that the hoss is goin I'll be glad to
git away.
I've traded hosses all my life, an
twouldnt seem jest right
TO jog about the highways an not see a
trade in sight.
But there's one thing 1 wouldn't do fer
any mortal price
That's. trade the heaven-sent hoss fer
this blamed faet'ry-made devicel
Nixon Waterman, in N. Y. Sun.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-03-16

Tommy Atkins had taken Bon
prisoner, and, the two getting friend
ly, talked about the prospects of the
war. you may as well gire 1t up;
you will never win," said the Boer.
Cos why?" asked Tommy, BE-
cause we've the Lord on our side,''
said the Boer. "G'arn,~ said Tommy,
with great contempt. why, we've
three lords on our side. and one Of
'er's made bloomin' ha1s Of i'm
self.--c Chicago Chronicle
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-03-16
He lacked Something.

"I wish,' said the old man to fel-
low passenger on the rear platform
Of the street car, Il wish ! had the
gift of what they call repartee."
Cant you talk back?" was the
query.
Not to amount to anything. Just
now when / left home my wife called
me stink, sneak, a fool, g liar and
villain, and all l could say in re-
ply was to tell her to shut up.
Lordy, If could only talk back, how
I would make that woman's heart
ache from Monday morning to Satur-
day nignti Washington Star.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-03-16

Smith, suppose Dobber regards
himself as the greatest artist that ever
handled a brush?
Jcnes-You do Dobber an injustice.
He never presumed 20 regard himself
in any such light. Why. have heard
him say. very modestly, that he was a
second Raphael. Isn't that admitting
that Raphael was a greater painter
than he e?-Boston Transcript.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-03-16

OF the 6,753 Firms who came TO this
country Ias- year only il were refused
admittance, only s2 were unable to
read and write, and only IA were said
70 be in danger Of becoming public
eharges.-.S. J sur.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-03-16
He only Thinks He Is.

A man who always says he is so Sc
cretiye will not be safe to be told any
thing of Importance, fos he wiz be
sure to tell.-Wa Washington iIa.) Demo-
erat.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-03-16

An essay on mana woman's at
tempt to marry him. Chicago Daily
News
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-03-16
MY LADY'S CHOICE
BY Leila RoOme Harris.

Observation-Disclosures
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-04-23
New York Store,

sole agents for Butterick patterns in
Florence Delineators sold. Fashion
Plate Free.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-04-23
Galveston Cyclone.

lf you want to see that horrible
catastrophe reproduced you should
attend the kinetoscopic panorama
in the opera house this evening.
Beatty Bros, the kinetoscope kings
of the world will give an exhibi-
ton with their 1901 model machine
this evening. Among the 22,0O0
pictures that will be exhibited are:
High diving at Malan, Italy
Darkies scrap over a watermelon
Spanish block house in Cuba F.;
why Nation wants divorce; Mrs.
Nation and her followers smashing
saloon; New York fire rescue and
Anna Bella skirt dance An en-
tertainment that the ladies will
enjoy. 46
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-04-23
The Rummage sale.

The committee appointed by the
Womsn's Literary club to solicit
contri buttons for the Rummage
Sale has not been able to see every
one. Ii is hoped, however, that
everybody will donate something.
The money raised will be used in
beautifying the public schools of
Florence
Old clothing, including hats,
shoes, neckties, etc. no matter how
worn; discarded stoves, tables.
chairs or other pieces of old furni
ture; pictures. fancy articles, files
of old magazines, etc etc. will be
very gratefully received
If convenient, please leave Mt the
Mcdonald warehouse. on Font
street. or the committee will gladly
call for them, if notified through
Mrs w h. Mcdonald, or any
member of the club
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-04-23

An ordinance regarding sewers
was introduced aud referred TO the
committee on sewers.
The mayor then called the night
marshpls before the council and
informed them that they would be
expected to enforce the ordinances
Of the city in every detail
A petition was received declar-
ing that the cribs" on Onion ave-
nue. are public nuisance and ask
ing that the nuisance be absted
Referred to police committee.
Recess was then taken until next
Monday night.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-04-23

DR. Yard makes a speci,lty of
all kinds of dental work. l03-tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-04-23
City Council.

new city council was held lasi
night at the city hall Mayor Jacobs
and Aldermen Rice, Williams,
Blunt and Mcdonnell present
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
The sewer committee reported
the completion of the sewer and
recommended that bonds be issued
TO pay balance due the contractors.
and the council took action accord
ingly.
A. ii. McLaiu then addressed
the council in reference to the res
olution adopted by the old board
condemnatory of f. Houston
Mr.. McLain showed by letters re-
ceived from Alderman Leigh that
Mr.. Houston had followed out
Leigh's S instructions. and the fol-
lowing resolution was then
adopted;
Whereas, At prior meeting of the
city council of the city of Florence, held
on the Sth day OF April, 1901, certain res
olutions censuring Alderman Hugh
Houston in his official capacity were
passed; and
Whereas, 1t clearly appears from the
date of the resignation of Alderman
Leigh, from the letter accompanying the
same, and the postmark on the envelope
showing date of its receipt by Alderman
Houston, that the resignation of Alder
man Leigh was not, and had not been
withheld by him, and that it could not
have been presented to a meeting of this
council prior to the time OF the passing
of the said resolutionsof censure; and
Whereas, The said resolutions were
unwarranted, uniustified and wholly
without merit; therefore be it
Resolved, That the said resolutions of
censufe be, and the same are hereby re
vobed and ordered cxpunged from the
records, and Alderman Houston is here
by exonerated from all blame in the
premises.
Mr., McLain then filed the resig-
nation of Alderman Leigh, which
was accepted. The board then
proceeded to elect an alderman to
fill the vacancy in the third ward
A A. Hull and George Columbia
were nominated. and Mr.. Colombia
was elected He WAS at once
brought in and sworn. and took
his seat in the council
For the position of night mar
shal there were several applicants.
OF these A Powell was elected
night marshal and } G Nix was
elected special policeman.
II +. Killian and Jos Lloyd
made application for the position
of water superintendent Killian
was elected
Thd appointment of city physi-
tihh anu NitS oNhNcHSSl went oNtl !
to the next meeting
j. E. Warner was unanimously |
elected to succeed himself as pound
master.
The fire company's choic4 of w.
j Magill as paid foreman was con
firmed by the council
Williams d Swan wore granted /
license to conduct nn employ
ment bureau, and several saloon
licenses were granted
On motion The TRIBUNE was
made the officia! paper of The city |
The council then agreed to pay
the city marshal's telephone rents,
after which the bonds of the night |
marshals were approved
A motion was passed requiring
the policemen to wear uniforms
AT the suggestion of the mayor /
the water superintendent was in
structed to make weekly reports
of the amount of water in the res
ervoir.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-04-23
Have Your Eyes Examined Free

DR. Pouliot, the Denver Eye
Specialist. will make n complete
examination of your eyes free of
charge. This is q special offer to
the people of Florence, as DR..
Pauliot has never before given
free examinations Office. rooms
] and 2, Frulove block, No. 122,
Pixies Peak avenue, Stay limited
to April 30 AZ 30
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-04-23

Special shoe sale all week beat
brands, all widths A to ZEE. Kel-
SOS Cash Department store .45 At
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-04-23

Prof. Hitler will give n concert
on April 80 in the NJ. + church
under the auspices of the ladies'
aid society. 1882
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-04-23
To New Mexico and Arizona.

On April 80 the Santa Fe Route
will sell round trip tickets to vari-
ous points in New Mexico and
Arizona for one cent n mile each
direction, Tickets good for return
until May 70 Stop-overs allowed
on return trip. A G PALMER,
3S.o4. Agent.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-04-23

We the line n
Buying and selling for able to sell defy
call will
load but almost have the
rice o r money
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-01
OSTRZEZEN1E
przeciw pozarom Ia.
sow i preryi.

Biuro ko misarza stanowych
las6w, 81 Marca 1901. - Roz-
dial 100 praw ~geueralnych stanu
Minnesota ma r.. 1895 (akt z l8
Kwletnia) ustanawia superwizor6w
gmin, maiorow Mast i prezyden-
tow rad w,ejsklchJ strozami oggnlo~
wynn. Gdy SIG lasy pa'a, maja oni
i6t casio ogien koEtrolowac, aw
razle potrzeby przywo}ywac do
pomocy kazdego przesz}o Is lat liz
czaoego mezczyzne. Potem W ciaeggu
:ednego tygodnla powinni dat RAJ
port o takim pozarze. Kcmisarz
ognlowy powinlen wygotowat i
80 %-E# r. " sE, r HsEE@i
podpisaG abstrakt Cjak nlniejszY
kar pod rzeczonym prawem l jest
obowiazkiem kamisarsy powiato-
wych kazdego powiatu kazad pu~
blikowa6 rxeczony abstrakt przy~
najmniej " trzech wydaniaoh Or
ganu urxedowege " o%dnosnyoh
ipowiatach, GO rok, mledsy ID
Kwietn,a . l Listopada, ! to v
ca}o6ci.
Pod rzecxonym prawcm pod
pada karxe ME wylej $500 lub
uvieziennius Y vie1ieniu stanowen
ME ponad lat 10, albo jedno j NJ
drugle:
K.tdy co podpali las Tub pre-.
rya albo inny palny materya}.
przyczem Iniszozona .astaje Was
noS6 ,nnego lub 4ycie postrodane,
Nastepujaoy podpadaia karze
!. mic ronad 800 lub uwiesieniu uiie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-01

iponad ) mlesiace::
Kazda osoba wzDraniajaca sic
ibes powodu pomaga6 str6zom przy
gaszeniu poiardw las6w lub.preryjj.
KazdY str5z ognioYy, zaaniedl-
bujacy wypcfnia6 swojc obowiaezkii..
Kazdy co umy6luie. Tub prze11
niedbalstwo podlozy ogien, Tub
spowoduje zapalenie sic lasdw,
preryj lub innego palnego nate
ryaiu, powodujac przez to strate
ola innego.
Kazdy co v nlebezpieczny
spos6b obchodzl sic : ogniem II
poblizu las6w i zostawl 60 nleuga7f
szonym Tub udzial " tenn bieS
RE.
Kazdy CODY uzyi innych jak
niepalnych rzeczy do gaszania o.
gnia lub ni6x nieoslcnieta pocho-
dnia " poblizu lasu.
Kazdy, kto zniszczy Tub usunie
|jaki plakat ostrzeyajacy " mysl
powyzej wymlenionego aktu.
Kazda Kompanla kolejowa,
kt6ra ME opatrzy}a swolcb lcko-
motyw powstrzymaczem iskier Tub
ME wykonuje swoiego prawa jazdy
" odleg}osci 100 stop cd palnegc
materya}u.
Nastepujacy podpadaja karze
ME mniej jak IS, ME wiecej jak
$50.
Kazdy urzednik kolejwy co
swawolnie %przekracza zastrzezeniAe
W sekcyi - wy wzmniankowanego
aktu.
Kazdy wfaSciciel m}ockarni Tub
inne] ruchomej parowej maszyny
co saniedbuje mice prey swej ma
szynie 4powstrzymacza iskier, Tub
kt6ryby zostawia} zarzace wegle hub
popi6t.
E. G. DUNN,
Forest Commissioned.
f., Estate Auditor.)
&. C.. ANDREWS.
.Chiel Fire Warden.
TrsyEsj siY PREY sdrow'u
sile. u5ywajac Severy Ritru zofsd.'
koHego. Zapobiega on choroble,
regulu]e organa strarne. pobudza
apety+ i nastraia caiY system.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-01

w xx40A8 AANAA uDASSS . z
raj to gorzej, Zachodza tam wprost
.straszne rzeczy. w Pamplonle
przechodzi}a procesya. Przyfaczyli
sic do mel sotnierze. ale ME zdjeli
-czapek Z g&owy i j~eszcze sobie
.drwinkowali. 1nnl uczestnloy pro-
.cesyi mocno sig ma to oburzyll l
.zo}nierzom zwr6cili uwage re sic
niest6sown,e zachowuja. Zo}nierze
podnieSli halas, tax. re przysz}o ma
procesyi do kldtni, a potem do BIZ
jatyk,, podczas kt6rej try osoby
'zostsly ciezko ranne' a kilka os6b
azejsze odnios}o rany~ W
Walencyi przed koscio}em, " kt6~
:rym odp1awia&o sic naboienstwoy
:zebra}y sic gromady masonow "
kohcu zaczeto kamieniami do okien
koscio}a bombardowa6. Prawie
,wszystkie szyby " oknach potrza-
,skano. Gdy procesya z kosclofa
.wychodziia. zaozeto rzuca6 W u"
,czestuik6w procesyi kaamieniami.
sPowsts} pop{och i zamieszanie'
.&iltanascie kobist .emd{alo. Poll
-cya ostatecznie rozpedzi}a mason6w
At6rym malo byio tego, DO rozpo"
.csel, bombardowanie kamieniami
do seminarym arcybiskupiego !
klasztoru karmelitadsk,ego. Poli-
eva / tn halasnik6w rozpedziia
kilku aresxtowafa. W ke6ciele v
Gijon sn.lesiouo pr.ylepions odes'
we, sapowiadajeca:. Re wssystk'e
8osoioly = dyeoezyi 1ostans popalo'
ne; kosoioly = dwdoh m'eisaewoa'
ciach .ostalY istotnie jui spalone.
" m,edoie AlooY przys1l le, tahaesd q
,bursehsrMas napsdl
q. proo.sys, tsisd.u vydsrli tru'
ey6ks, p%ol.rrna.li g Por1ue'l'
Pr.ys.lo, do .t'r r's' bilatyk'' o
aoseatn,sy procesyi Pie mogli Pc
.ried ID takis 6wletokradstwo. Y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-01


'koncu wkroczyfa zaIdarmerya,
wielu aresztowaIs i wreszeie PREY
wr6cila jaki TAXI spok6j iPorzaadtek.
@ tdz take okropne stosunkii. panu-
ja dis " Hiszpanil.
q
.JAk w BAJCE. Gazety
austryackie opisuja prawdziwie
bajeczne przygody ma}ej dalmatki.
Wie5niak WALNUT powracal z
ma1a cdreczka z jarmarku, majac
PREY sobie SEQ koron, wziete "a
sprzedaue byd&o.
Czujac SIG zmeczonym, sladl
PREY drodze, a pieniadze odda} co.
reczce, mdwiac jej:
- ldz naprz6d, ia Gig dogonie.
Zaledwie dziewczynka oddali}a
sic pare set krok6w, NJ wie6niaka
napadll diva rabusie, i duszac 60,
zadall pieniedzY. Napr6zno zapew~
Mai ich re pieniedzy ME ma, nle.'
szcze6liwy pad} pod ciosami zb6j6w.
Wystraszona dziewczynka u
ciek}s 10 lasu i b}auzi}a " MIN
d}ugo. Pred samym w%ieczorem
trafla na chatke. ma progu jej
ujrza}a maia dziewczynke, r6wna
iej wiekiem, kt6rs przyje}a ia
serdecznie zaproponowa}a nocleg.
- Kiedy powr6ci oiciec moi z
bratem, odprowadza cle m6wi}a
ma}a gospodyni.
Wi:czorem przyszli dwaj mez-
czyzni. Ma{a Walfuti niepoznala
zab6jc6w OLGA i opowiedzia}a i'm
|swoja historye. Nieznajomi uspo-
koili ja lecz postanowili ja zabic:
Obie dziewczynki epa}y RAJ
zem W jeduym }6tku. Z&oczyhcy
omyllli sig " cisnano6ci nocnej l
zadusili wfasna c6rke i siostre, a
ma{a wiesniaczka uciek}a " koszu-
Ii i ma ~szczescie pc chwili spotka}a
patrol zandarmski.
Z}ocsyhc6w ujeto natych-
miast.
he" -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-01
poc6z %cierpiec?
Uzywaj~
Doktora B0iYNcA
Gorzk-ego wilma.

Gorzk-ego Wilma.
Tysiace os5b, kt6re -
-juz ME mia}y nadxici CIT
wyzdrowienia, "a
wdziecza temu lecznl~
czemu napojowi swoje
wyzdrowienie. Wszel. U.s.
kie choroby. jake to A
dlspepsya, katar To- q
}adka. : choroby ne-
rex, watroby:: wyrzu- Ma
ty sk6rna, neuralgia rs.
os}abienie nerw6w oraz -
rheumatyzm leczy pew. 4k:.s:s.:::s..
ME i gruntownle. Do ~ azA
wodem 50 tysiace po~ ~
dx;ekowah cd ludzi, kt6rzy zostall
wyleczeni TEN Gorzkiem Winem.
Otto n p. 6wiadectwo:
Daia 81 Pafisiernika 3. r. spadlem ]
kary ~ulicznej. / 5 ra1y operowany. ME
mi.2em nadzie,, odsyskania kiedykol.
WEEK zdrowia. Bed2c y kurscY nie
mis}em iadnego apetytu. iadue lekar-
stwo ME skutkows}J. Wtenczas. prxy.
jaciel mol zalecil mi Gorzkie vino Din
Boty6ca. : wypiwssy 20 trosze jedsl
butelkq, saczalem dolnawa6 ulgi, Z
utywa:ac nadal togo lekarstwa, zo>taleu
IS|@EE6&H 49, %&S#E&EH"E
supeln,s w~ylecsony. 6kladan prsete
publicsne podxi2towauie Panu Dokto-
row. Boayhcowi j polecam lego CORR.
KIE VINO clerpiacel ludskolci.
z szscuukiem
nr.BssNVodsiksk
500 Noble Str. Chicago. M.
Pan DR.. Botyicx swoie
IGORZKlE VINO sam fabrykuje.
Otto lego adres: DR.. n. BuzYNCz,
SIC Milwauke ave-, Chicago, I'll.
Generally agent: Teof,l Saie~ic.
1909 Hoync ave Chicago, III,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-01
I'VE Rzeczy.

&.JwE1EaE SE+ESE
sAMQB0JSTWO Konstan~
tego Korytowskiego. Pred dwo-
mnalaty gloSnem by}o nazwisko 10.
rytowskiego, ktdry aresztowauy
osadzony " wie1leniu sadowem
stanislawowskiem "a falszerstwo
weksli, zapozna} sic tam z c6rka
sarzadcy wiezieh j PREY jej pomo-
cy razem z MIA opuscii gmach vic.
zienny j umkna{ z dziewczyna to
do Pesztu. Przez diva lata Kory-
towski ME dawa{ 0 sobie znaku zy-
cia. Al oto pred paru dnlami
nadeszla z Budspesztu. wiadomost
re aresztowano tam znowu Kory-
towskiego pod zarzutem ~sprzenie~
wierzenia weksli ma sumo oko}o
$4,000 koron. Onegdaj przes}uchi~
wal 60 sedzia sledczy; gdy iuda~
gacya s,e skonczy}a, sedzla poda}
Korytowskiemu pi6ro, ably podpi-
sal protok6}. Zbl,zy1 sic do biurka,
jakby 'stotnie chcia} protok6l pod
piss6, lecz nagle. wskoczy{ ma okno,
sedzia schwycll go "a pole surdu1
ia, lecz krzyknawszy : ME zasadzi-
Gle mnie niewinnie, odtraci}, siluie
sedziego i rzuci{ sic z trzeciego
pletra ma kamlenny bruk podw6rza
sadowego. Upadek by} tax gwa}to~
why, re desperat rozbi} czaszke
aatychmlast wyziona} ducha. TAX
lekkomy6lny zywot doprowadzi{
.cziowieka tego, kt6ry z gruatu
z}y ME by}, a jedynie wskutek POI
zycia 2 ludzmi bardzo watpllwej
,kondulity tax bardzo AoLnizY{: by}
svoje mo~r.lno1t. do samobdjczej
:smieroi.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-30
Honors TO Prof. Baker.

Thee was a large attendance at the
public funeral services IN honor of Prof.
Baker, late professor of English Litera-
ture at the Salem college. Those who
have heard him lecture and knew him
in private life realize what loss his
death eniorces on this community lie
was ono Of the most perfect christian
gentlemen and possessed Of the greatest
gifts to which he had added a broad
culture, for which he received very little
recognition. lie was a modest man aud
did not push himself into publicity or
any occasion and so was little heard Of
or appreciated except by those who
knew him personally and in his home
life.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-30
The Oreat Carnival

Which opens at Portland on iptembe
10th and continues until October 18th,
will be we'll worth a visit 10 the me-
tropols.
Exhibits OF agricultural and hoFtio-
ultural products, mininH and manu-
iaeturing industries, athletic exercises, a
horse show at which ieats OF horeoman-
ship and the various iorms Of fancy
riding will be seen, aud a magnificent
military tournament, participated in by
picked companies from the Oregon
National Gnard, are 4 few OF the attrae.
tiOns at the Carnival this year.
The Southern Pasihc Company will
sell tickets al low rates for this occasion,
aud will also run a special excursion
from Ashland TO Portland and return,
stopping At all intermediate stations,
the date aud rates for which will be AN
nOunced hereafter. l3 Il
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-30
1hsLattsfYarn

A Pittsburg drummer tells this new
yarn: always carry a bottle oi
Kemp's liaisam in my grip. ] take cold
easily and a lev doses Of The Balsam al
ways makes me q well man. Every
where I 20 I speak a good word for
Kemp. take bold Oi my customers =
take old men and young men, and tell
them conhdentially what do when
take cold. At druggists. 2De and 5Oc
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-30
LINN WON FIRST
In the County COmpetitlOn al the Ore
ROn State Fair.

In the County COmpetitlOn al the Ore
Ron State Fair.
Linn county won first prize at the
state fair for the best county exhibit,
Benton county second and Polk county
third. The prizes are 5000, $3.50 and
800. Linn county has won the fret
prize three times and the second prize
once. The Linn county exhibit MAS pre-
pared by J. X. Douglas and w. A. East
burn, Of Albany. with the aid OF their
wives aud Mrs. +. B Smith, Of Albany.
and numerous Linn county farmers.
They have on display 65 varieties OF
grain, 80 OF grasses, 2l OF potatoes, "a OF
isllies, 200 Of canned fruits, making ga
different kiada Of fruits in cans, 20 yari-
cites oi squashes, 8 Of onions, II OF
melons. 81 Of tpples, aud ~ Of seeds
There il ,he full Of bottles Of fruit
juices, wines and brandy.