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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-11-16

ten seconds for me. 1t was my move,
but didn't have any checkers; they'd
all been jumped cloan off the board.
; Mr.. Stone turned to his desk.
where's that bottle of mucilage
told you to get yesterday" he said IN
that tone which always made me jump.
had never understood before where
he got that voice. 1t was hard and
cold and had the singular quality of
taking the self respect ont of Gnybody
to whom it was addressed Those lips
explained it. He held them so close to-
gether when he talked that he squeezed
the soul out of his words.
got the mucilage, and that let, me
out Of it fer awhile. 1t was%Miss Ham
mond's tuaI, and sweet time she had
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-11-16
Phe Ingredients.

What did you find on that vessel
which washed ashore this morning"
asked the cannlbal king Of his chef
"Only shipwrecked shoemaker and
a case Of sherry, sire"
"I4s WELL slave. Make me sherry
cobbler for dinner. have often heard
of such delicacy. "-Baltimore Ameri.
can.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-11-16
Breath,

"An air trust will be the next thing.
1 suppose"
Gracious! Now, that would be
enough to take ones breath awayr'--
Detroit Free Press.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-11-16

talking together, standing by the Will
dow, just where she had stood after
finding out that the woman he cared for
was his aunt and fa;nting away with
joy because of it.
This didn't last very long, for one
day Aunt Ann appeared in the office
just before lunch and surprised me
very much by kissing Grace in SOL
emn and affectionate manner. l learn
ed from the subsequent conversation
that Grace was to live with Aunt Ann
f-' awhile and get good rest.
That afternoon our bookkeeper, who
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-05
Photo. rhnt wauIa Psr.

Everybody is trying 20 make money
quickly nowadays and photographers.
amateur and expert form a goOdly per
ceniage o. the total Included In every
BODY" Here are a few subjects that
would fetch Tery. high prices:
A house being struck By lightning
We have photos OF lightning flashes.
but 20 picture Of the kind which shows
q fash actually striking house.
Two trains IN collision Photos g.
wrecked trains are common e3ough
but a snap sbOt al the very occUFT~1us
Of the smash remains uurecDrce.d
The crew Of q ufebost e. tie al q
resculng the sailors o. q sinking All
10 a fierce storm
A negative Of an Atlantic Liner bat
ting with an ocean tempest IL yol
could take q snap shot q this Eub!ec
from the deck q another Liner L WOult
be worth a good sun
A photograph q q spT1gh1y earth
quake 10 Japan OF some other oOunu,
which ls troubled in this way. !
would be vel 70 hang Up your Gamer
and make Il work automatically, q
earthquakes are not 20 Be played with
Such a picture would Be jumped At
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OUrER DECIsION

The Supreme court Of Ohio has Dc.
eidsd that the sandassy iudgs whosE.
oludsd reporters from hearing in =
naTdsT trial Ia order 10 prevent The
Pablieaiion oi tho testimony. had such
right, and ovsrruled an application io'
wTh u maudamus. says an exchange.
Il mag b. las. bat from ths laymAn'.
standpoint a Il NOT eommoa sanse. and
II the man GA trial ls convicted the sa.
prsme Court q the United states wilI
reyerns lhs verdict. This is MOI country
where persons on trial Coz their live.
can have their fate determined bshind
closed doors, and aothing Of the doings
reported By shs press.
Tho press has oomein contact with tho
bench namber u times. bot never yet
has a decision % iar-rcaehins aud per.
nlcious Ia he character been rendered
a. that from the Ohio tribunal.
Il strikes a. the very iOundations Of
the liberty Of .he pFsss' and the Clsys.
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lsns T1-s- Ezs aek - tes E-fftsf
uurss Is 5ua5us - itss.,i E.sr-y tt1s f'.'-ri.
. suusstut-rnl ,z,e. ~ th.s W. tstAls
tirs-ss ruurf ~ ~ usursry- y vouls
tsrs Gs srVgo-t ~ tt,s DeEEaEe-A
a1ss uhsn EnE aseH1a uas
-sasf,as it.srs SEA Hstls S1uta hg-i thhi
sa.s 0sis 515rss sould have . tsfts'
tnowis5rs af ne eausrit-ii1rtl Frsr1-
r.aps ofsnssFpsT@s nns presumably ,
"a oz6rl1n AS u 6oes nas s,EEEt
pay 70 nsnssT vssa bsu-sEE-
Tts-s E-s 5s8gss 20 artitrHrJ that Z
es 3sr6o- y M ~ asi3s the FsIb-
Hz u1y b. 3s-is5 fogvlstEs hrUoEh
t.s osvFyare-s Of flz,.oss az Eiz-5 ,f q
raL
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HITS THE NAIL sOuAR1IY

The morning paper discussing the
future Of the navley -Grannis college
says3
Bot there mast b. some assurAnces oi
changes from the insi IL oi the insitilu.
ton. hossback methois and iuosshark
men must b. Fcrapcd ioose and the
erhool aud ita managcment must come
out acoording 20 modern stand aF,ls
4 musi have broad. modern men, with
ideas aud practices that the wofld u
prepared % accept with approval.
Practical baslness methods mnsi take
the place ol doianct theories aud tho
school must bo OF a character Whose
merits a. an institution u learning y lil
stand nnchallcnged without somc
such assuTanoers the pnblic will DOT take
hold With enthusiasm aud uithOut mak. /.
ing thoee assurances Eood. Willamette
Onlyersity will never be able ~ hold H.
own IA the advancing world oi today.
The whole World needs higher eiuca-
tion and is ready 10 pay foe u ba; shea
they are iorced 10 swallow al the
AbnoEmals, iacluding such uttennors
AZ those Oi the Rev. nartholome~
fstty 0ue reOently delivered himssli oi
la this city.
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WKDNEsDAY. I'LL 5. lNL
IDEALS EoR PunLlc PLACES.

There is great deal q Gy hshiDg Cor
tbs B0minstion for Governor year
from sos and itiss god thing 70 ses
tbs people thinking what kind q man
they vant In that once. II is aiso vel
70 consider What are The right dimen.
sions Tor aspirnnis ior other oiioss. Ths
nsrt lsEisiatuFs siscts . ssnEtN aod
there win uDdoubisdiy b. hard 6ghi
70 defeat Eenaior Simon on the part Oi
ths Miiehell faction. Republicans gen
erally are tired oi the iAetiOnai 6Ehis,
bnt The graitsT slsmsnl never tire Oi
eont3Bti0ns that throw places open fo'
ths class Who afterwards cosi good
n0nsy 70 inssstigsis and prossouts. II
woah b. . Go'isssd 70 oysgoa politics
n a bad = man IN hla prime who eould
b. sent 10 she ssnsie and kept thsFs iOi
- pears and become soasos Of pows'
and credit 10 tho state. senator Simon
IL that kind a . man. aud will b. can
dldais. bat d oourss. ths Mitchell fac
iios viii hEhi hlm and Do all In thsii
power 70 reader him unavailAbis.
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Your Best Friend.

The good people Of Salem enjoy one
luxury that they don't fully realize
but All who know of her msriis fully ap
preciats her inestimable services. Rel,
erenee 10 made 10 Mrs. G. II. Walker,
Il the Salem Dye Works, who is always
the fret person thought OF when there
is 70 be party on hand, after a picnic,
when there 10 grease 10 remove o. other
misdemeanoTs 10 wipe out Oi wearing ap-
peAral. At that establishment YOU can
get anything set 10 rights, from a pair
Of soiled gloves, 10 the most elaborate
silk gown. A gentleman can get his
trousers creased, his hat cleaned or his
whole suit TrJuyenated 10 suit the
queens taste. Last week a Portland
belle had a glass OF citric acid Lemonade
spilled over her party dress, and il Nas
turned from a delicate tint 10 the yilest
black wherever the counterfeit beverage
touched IL. The young man who per.
petrAtedtho careless &C; thought itwould
take bic months salary 20 replace il,
hut 10 their great surprise Mrs. Walker
rec tOred the.dTeas 10 its original beauty
and cleanliness, And 70 il goes. Every
day has It's new demonstrations that
the best kind OF a step mother is the
salem Steam Dye Works.
a - ToRTA.
Bears The HlAGhtf fss hla N.ls BsVg,i
'';1'''' q &<H2zzz<
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DEADBEAT FEATURES

W NONNNALi9fA
A lot Of people calling themselves the
press association Of Oregon bays recent
y left In special ear ior the Buffalo
eEPositi0n. There are few newspaper
~Ofksrs among them, aud several min.
islsrs Of the gospel. bot nine-tenths Of
the crowd sre the hAngers-on and par
asities oi the newspaper business. Rail
road managers have - lar breD unable
10 cut oi the bArnAoles element that
exists Ia every walk Of life, and
this 10 written merely 10 I'D the public
Of the idea that the worksrs Of the pro-
iession oF any considerable number Of
them have lett their desks or hsvs any
connection with the Oregon Press a..
sociati0n so-oalled. The Salem Press
club has one member vho is at Buffalo
entlrrly on his owa account Al his own
expense. Tho newspapers that are boon
ing the deAdbest organization aud help
log run up . bis deiiei, against the state
treasury ought 70 BE- in better businesr.
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hotice of Gnarilanshir.

To VIM. z. Joseph and All persons in
teTested.
Notice is hereby given that June 10,
1901, a. the rour Of pm. Of said day
az the Otiice OF the county Judge OF Ma.
ron county, Oregon, is a time and place
appointed for the hearing and sXamina.
tion Of the petition OF Vim. Joseph for
the appointment OF a guardian for the
person and estate Of Wm. Z. Joseph,
spendthriit, and notice is hereby given
10 the said Wm. +. joseph and 10 all
persons interested 70 appear at said
time and place for the purpose Of show
ing reasons, II AnY there be, why the
prayer OF petitioner for a guardian 10 be
appointed for the peTs1n AMI estate OF
the said Vim. Z. joseph, spendthrift,
should not be granted.
This notice is published pursuant 20
an order OF the Hon j. Il. Scott, Judge
OF the above entitled court, make this
3lst day OF May, 1901.
WA. JOSEPH
By L. II. MeMAhAn, his attorney.
8 8 II
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CRAsD RAILROAD
EXCURSION
Chta - Rr0Jhsrboo5 o.
LoeongtiNt EsIi.ttfs 70
Salem. Sunday June 9. 1901

This excursion will Be the most pop.
uiar event Oi the seASon and viii be con.
Quoted Throughout By capable and er.
perisncsd men 10 ffst-class manner, No
lnt01 icAting liquors will be Sold on the
grounds.
The Amusements Al Fair Grounds will
be numerous and varied, consisting OF
BICYCLE RACES, ATHLETIC
SPORTS, A GAME OF BASE BALL,
and other attractions.
The state institutions will be open b
visitors from ! p. m. 70 p N.
Arrangements have been made With
hotels aud restaurants 70 secomOdAte al
who come.
The street cars will have ample &C
comOdatiOns for enabling visitors 10 Wis
il all points OF interest,
Band concert 81 State EAiT groundI.
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gives the mother strength 10 nurse
her child. Il cures diseases peculiar To
women and curcs them permanently.
There Is no alcohol. opium. cocaine or
any other narcolic iu Favorite Prcscrip
ton u IS purely a vegetable prepAra-
tion and cann0i disagree with the weak
ca constitution.
Afs Huersnu Aiisn. ~ por,et Out,ri, n,
uht sftrs 70 cap trulN ssV that Q think nr
FiffsFs nlrAittngf thr iesi have ever ussi
Waa IA FEu fnnf hraith 90 a tauz tiinr li.tf,s
ft,u ~ NiNh q nv nile Eih tried haerrni
Neti 90 ana q l'afrFut auitciuSs. derived WI,
nufh uaft trurti num Yuar urdiciues thai
ifua an1 tnrr Z hare ever uscd ! to.,k 10,
tsltlrt ~ taNpftig fFreeiiption and thrc,
haftlea n4 Dnifru Mciicli ni.oaser, ~ b
asals erep ths rrlisis - the houss
~, herce's Common Seuse Medical
Adviser, paTer hound, Is sent frsf ON
fcceipl oi "a onc-ccnt stamps 10 paw
sNpeuec ot uiailing aaiY Aadress Dr
X v firrce. Ruaalo. n.
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A epEAT FUTURE FOR oFEGON

A GFEAT FuTLFE FOF oFECON
VIA pssspses q good eroFs is 81
lirsa. riih s7-as q ths @ors dsErEa- e
clnss q f-a-iErnss SguiaE Ire % irs
va or tuhsr lGB3s beng osensd ~
tlers ss r,Dd sssa5y s-srs e prosper
ffy og-tnz 70 OrsF9a. TIE i1t1rs q.
sals-r a-sa of ihs sa.s 1speu5s 90 ths
realizes vitb uhieh fle rsopis tara u
better turn5ss -ssboss. s5opts b~ttsr
saasssr6s u r9Tsrumsut AID bald
riss,y aioag Esu Epss.
u uselsss 70 keep erying down tbe
-raEss q ths pas; snd sssing oniy .
lara picture in those iaIiurss that have
cgr,s fru1l nsziszt q oppoFtunities. Tie
viss n1s prosts By The past and sssks
70 bald letter ooo5iiions for the future.
Oar oOsnty sDd city gorsrnment hsvs
tseo improved soss. Our public schools
have ben improved sDDs and can stand
rsors progress TIE City Oi Salem is
siili crippled for revenues and RAINING
co the Cd Chinese wAll plan a carrying
tbs burdens u city g0vernmsut with
iEo-thirds q ibe city territory outside
the city and the load resting on hall
ihs people ard tie mos, favored not
paying isEss on their property any
where near what they should.
The state government is going 70 Be
improved. While not a dollar Of The
lost state school funds may be recovered
and while not oBs-tenth Of the stsalingI
viii ever see the light oi publicity, thes'
funds will be more honestly managed in
future no matter what party gets in
The gang Of operators has been broker
up and they cannot get their agents into
positions Of advantage 20 easily a.
in the past. The introduction o
business methods into all thI
state departments will result il
most Of tbese departments beinI
made 10 earn revenues instead Of be
ing mere Organized raids on the tar
payer. The day when state officials Al
ways united 70 expedite jobs and 10
bills against the state is past. The =.
triton Of independent journalism ha
produced q public sentiment that IL no
20 readily jol.ied and deceived by ;b
ma jors oi the msrosbary bh4ads.
The Journal believes under the ne'
conditions tares can BE- lowered aud th
franchise thas noE oosts the city an
the state hundreds q thousands can b
made 70 produce revenues. The p5liti
clans can be made 70 earn their kee
and supply their oWn cribs vitI
prOyendsr and keep 10 iaifiy good con
diiion Il they are not stalled al h
tns. The future Of Oregon mean
moTs business ior the people and le'
plundef Tor their oppress0rs.
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mere Gas. o, Peo,s,

WHO are injured by the use OF coffee.
Recently there has been placed In all
the grocery stores a new preparation
called GRAIS-O. made OF pure
grains. that takes the place of coffee.
The most delicate stomach receives
Il without distress, and but few can
tell IL from coffee. IL does not cost
over y a. much. Children may drink
Il with great benefit 70 cts. and -
cts. per package. Try H. Ask for
GRAIN-O.
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Reduced Rates

Are now in effect to Buffalo, New York.
DO you expect 70 attend the Pan
American Exposition?
II 30 do not buy your ticket until YOU
have investigated the service OF the II.
linois Central railroad.
Our accomOdations are the best that
can be had, our trains are always on
time, and employees courteous and ac-
eomodaling.
Through tOunst cars from Pacific
coast 10 Boston via Buffalo.
II you will send IS cents in .tamps
to address given below, We will forward
TO you, by return mail, one Of our
large S4x+O inch Wall maps Of the United
states, Cuba and Porto Rico.
ANY information regarding rates ac.
oomodatlons, service. time, connections,
stop overs, etc, will be cheeriully fur.
nlshed by
b. II. TRUNBUIL,
Coml Ag't, III. Cent. r. r.
l42 Third st., Portland Ora
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medicines with liz,
|tle benefit Then,
fortunately h. al.
teutiOn L. calGd u
the remarkable cures
resulting from the
use OF Dr. Pierce )
Favorite Prescnp-
tion, and she gives
the medicine a trial
Her experience Is
that OF ninety eight
women ont Of every
hundred Who use
Fayorite Prescnp-
uon 4" for Womaniy
ills she Is cured.
DR. hcrcrs Pa
yoTite Prescription
as peculiarly a
mothers medicine
Its use before ma.
tcruity makes the
hahy's advent prac
ucahy paiuless Il
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has tss- ordered b. the city 10 remove
,be plarn uss5 formerly On q switch
i,ut where tie irons have been removed
ou Cbsr1ekstz street near The city hall
Grass bzs rr0un on the plsnkiDg and
makes az sg'y spo; On an othsrwiss
clean street.
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That this condition oi thinga is die
raptins the Republiean party wers'
than svsr bsloFe. snd wlll still further
dshaneb the state and demOraiise ell
political organizations. 10. evident from
tbs ouibreak In Lane county where ths
hepnbllcsn organ is making war on the
connty ehalEman. Mayor Chrisman Of
kugena neia man Of ability and
ehafeeisf and has ths backing Of ths
Substantial buslneaamsn IA ha own
parry and > larse ipnouins Ia other
eAFiiea. heoanas iho Mitchell wing
eAanpi eonsrpl him, shsy ssek 70 dis
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Three Day Excursion Rates

On Ihk c. 4. r. r.
A special round trip rate OF s. so from
Albany 20 Mill City, Berry, Niagra and
Detroit has been put into effect on the
Corvallis 4 Eastern Rail road for hunt
ing or 6shing parties.
Tickets good going Saturdays and
returning Monday, giving three days in
the mountains OF good spOl aud recrea
ton. Good hotel Accommodations al Mill
City, Gates, Niagrs and Detroit At raas-
enable rates. No special order necessary
lekets IN sale At the ticket office.
5 "a 3m
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A srraInsi AnkIe opiekly cured.

at ons tine I suffered from a severe
Eprain Of the ankle" says Geo. z. Cary,
editor q the Guide, Washington. Va
After 1Eing several veil recommended
medicines without Euccess, tired Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. and am pleased n
cay that relief came as soon as began
its use and . eomplsts cure speedily iOi'
loved" Sod By 2. q. Haas, Druggist
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AZ this paper pointed out a the ume'
me obiectioa 70 sleeiion u Mitchell W
The ssnAts va nOs aeainss him - =
Insn bat that has followers are iaotional
sp0iismsn and his election has resulted
ia = ssTss condition u thinss politieA
than ever bei0rs existed. The worst
slsBsns a ti.s fopalisis aud Demo
cratic parties have united with The
Mitchell vins d ths Rspubliean party
which embraces about every politician
Who has ever dsiauiled Ia ofios Or bean
psosoeuied for pabllc malisaaaaos.
whsrvyeT this slsmeni is not Ia eontFol
a ths Hepablioan party is vill run an
lndspsndsnl oFxanlaation. and ths peo.
PIE vill ~, = doue liks the lasi les.
isiaiurs oaiy on larger seAlo. Do
nocraey and Popuiism Ia the NAV oi
hitehslllsm would make a digger In.
dlan-siek a slomseh.
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All the people viii gel oui u this sort
ol thing 10 stacks oi bad laws, DOODLE
lsgialatioa and political corruption sueh
90 the stats has not yet sssn. II sena.
tors Mitchell aud simon cannot ssitle
their peFsonAl differences. Il the Oreg0H
dslezatiOn esunoi get toEstbsr and put
90 end 10 the iseiionsl Sighting that has
nov divided all party lines and divides
the state into two political iaetions
whsFs there are no more PARTIES, then
the Republican party should retire and
. clean and decent Demos ratio party
shOald be put ln the hsld II such thing
10 possible. What is left Of the DsmocrA.
tie party is nd Of the eurss Of Mitchell.
lem, (nst In the Senss that Mr. Mitchell
IL personally a curse 10 this state b.
cause he purely ioI sale people have gone
over 70 the Republican faction that, en-
iirely devoid u Rspublicsn principles oI
any other principles. elusisrs around
that grand statesman iCrwhai there is Ia
Il. II the leading trusted men In the
party will harmonins their differences
they sill render ths state aud the party
a great service. Very little monsy will
b. speut 10 Rsl 10 70 10 . state oonvsn.
tioa or 70 90 onto = legislative ticket.
The taxpayers stand little chance %
ersul DOT from Under the syer.InereAs
Ing load. property wlll not advances and
prosperity can never oyertAke people
who live under debanehed aud de-
ui0rAliEed Poliiical system Ike ours.
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. a - II q IA Ia.
,s.utl. 1Ia kn3 IM EgH ns1u s1sCs
'''.;''" q &1HAzzZE(
Helps 10 Glory.

A license 10 marry has been issued by
County Clerk Hal 10 Joseph Hennen
and Martha Mueller The affidavit wss
worn % BY John SULLIVAN.
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A sarsss ralvsy, fb0uKh soihn-iE 3
- ,1nrr1et . czbls line n . Etrset. aay
fe I'D Enbe 90 fhs ErDuDd of msin-
istrfrr uuis8nes for iui1ry 70 . E'srson
risinza t6eycls ca eTi3eses thst tie
sias va for a isu feet ons and q hall 10
so inches vide. 20 that ths haeyeis
usrf thro0zb Il, uhils ELSEWHERE - wss
o-ly frs sizhts % tbrss-fDurths q an
iueh wiss. TDN. sapp. %.
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BaDy'S Birth.

How many a woman dates a life Of
chronic iuyalidism from baby's birth.
She uiea different doctors and different
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Corporstiou Tar.

TIE sslling pfic. q TIE ssoek of . CIR.
rso-ation 10 oof conclusive of The rslns
q its 1ssts. for 80 psrposs of tsrsiion
Of - eapiisi sioe.s ard surplus 20 y.
T. -1pp. ~
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credit and driTs him out oi the party.
His lrisn3s ssas " make him senator.
and Il shs fzLt is kept up by the
Mitehsilifss they will run q ticket
against the regular ticket II Mayor
Chriansn and his friends happen 10. BE-
10 control d the county convention.
The sAms condition ei things prevails in
NultnOmsh oOunty. The Citizens dele
EAti0n passod tvo erszy-quilt pieces d
lsgisiaiion ior direct nomination uhieh
will BE- knocked out In the courts and
that sill give them the excuse 70 run .
separate 81 q Republican candidates.
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Salem Street Improvement.

J. l.. Lambrith, AZ local manager Of
she Salem Light 4 Traction company
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Corvallis l. Eastern Railroad
TIME CARD.

Coyallis, Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Sat.
urdAys only. All other trains daily ex-
cept sunday.
Trains and 4 arrives In Albany in
time TO connect with the s. p. south
bound, ~ we'll as giving two or three
hours in Albany before departure OF S.
P. North bound train for Portland.
Train No, 2 connects with the S. P.
Ssst side train at Corvallis Crossing for
Independence, McMinnVille and all
points north 10 Portland.
J. TUESkR, EDWN STONE,
Agent, Albany. Manager
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Gloucester County Democrat., 1901-08-15

Pursuant to an order of the Orphans Court of
the County of Glouoester, issued the twenty
eighth day of June, A. ID. nineteen hundred and
one, will expose at public vendue, at the Hotel
of Charles Sharp, in bridgeport, on
Gloucester County Democrat., 1901-08-15
TILLAGE FOR POTATOES.
The Cornell Scheme as 1t Works
Among the Farmers.

The Cornell Scheme as 1t Works
Among the Farmers.
The Cornell On. " station has done
good deal of work in improving meth
DDS Of potato culture.
The Cornell scheme is: early (or
twice. plowing, thorough fitting, deep
planting, prolonged, frequent, level till
age and spraying with bordeaux mix
ture and Paris green"
One farmer who tried it reports con-
cisely: -Four rows 145 feet long, your
way, six bushels. Four rows 145 feet
long, my way, four bushels"
One point which may still have time
liness for some late crops is the pro-
longed tillage versus laying by at the
third cultivation. On this it is advised:
Cultivate lightly about two inches),
working as close to the row as the tops
will permit. Cultivate after every rain
storm as soon as the soil is fit Con-
tinue these shallow civilizations as
long as it is possible to pass between
the rows, narrowing the cultivation at
each successive tillage to correspond
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ing rows. From seven to nine cultiya-
tions have been found most advanta-
geous for the crop, and it is well if the
tillage is continued into August. Level
tillage has given better results on the
station grounds than the 'hilling' meth
cd, the advantage being greater in dry
seasons
Commenting upon these methods j.
L. Stone of the station staff says:
'Eighty-five per cent of the reports re-
ceiyed from farmers of tillage expert
ments with potatoes indicate profitable
returns from the methods recommend
ed. Some of the gains are extremely
proftably secured"