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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-27

lies about many matters. sanctioned
by the public under the policy that we
can increase our store more rapidly
by the means Of these misleading
representations Behind the counter
do we find every mans business con
Quoted with system? You pass into
grocery house and order for din
ner; how many times is the delivery
made? Pass into the dry goods house;
how often do you purchase what you
want? Do you not more often buy
something Just as good?" When you
have your purchase charged, do you
not very often find II has been charged
to some other member OF the family?
You also find you have been charged
with articles you never bought. You
tind you have never had the proper
credit in some instances. II these lit
tie matters were of rare occurrence in
the business world It would be unnec-
sary 20 call attention to them, for the
point would not be worth bringing
out. But, these little errors are so
universal and common. that we can
use them safely as the cause for so
many failures. It has been estimated
upon reliable authority that 81 per
cent OF all business concerns fail. Can
1t not be laid to these little matters
You do not, as a rule find the most
successful business men careless OF
even the most minute detail OF
course, public opinion says the more
you give attention to every little de
tail the more "stingy" and the more
"close" you become. But while the
other 81 per cent are telling each 9th
er about you, you and the other two
per cent are making your business
successful. In the professional world
we find as much, If not more, inatten
tion to details than In the purely com
mercial world. Our legal documents
in the main are spotted with errors
OF spelling, want of punctuation, wan
of brevity, and, at times, want o.
sense. In the mechanical world W,
find the same imperfection. Our ma
chimes are out of order for want o
competent workmen. In our socia
world. the general society of man
kind doffs It's lid" to the stand-up col
lar and the patent leather shoe, for
getting the honest man in the overalls
In religion, theory stands pre-eminent
ly head and shoulders over practice
We are taught in places calle'
schools, that theory and practice g,
hand in hand. but when you expect L
see II in religious lines you must pu
on a pair OF denomlnational spec
tacles and look with both eyes. Tn
scientific world loads up the human
family with a conglomerate mass o
something wholly speculative. Tn,
} medical world keeps busily engaged II
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-27
A LUCKY
WOMAN
An Interesting Story From
Southern Missouri
How Good Fortune Came
After Years of Suffering
The Account as Mrs.
Taylor Told II TO a
Reporter

Mrs. T. NJ. Taylor, of No. 7s7 West
Walnut street, Springfield, Mo-. con.
siders herself lucky woman. And
she has good cause. as the following
interview will show:
Il was afflicted with stomach trouble
for about ten years." she said Just
before confinement was taken sud
denly sick, and had 15 convulslons.
was under the constant care of a ply
siclan for months, but did not get more
than temporary relief. My stomach
felt as If It were full Of stones. my
kidneys had become affected, and my
back hurt dreadfully. Sometimes |
could hardly get around because of
the pain. the least exertion put me out
of breath, and my head would get diz-
~ till everything seemed to swim
around me, my limbs ached-I was
miserable.
How was cured2 BY DR.. VIII.
liams' Pink Pills for Pale People. |
saw an advertisement in a paper. and
began taking them. One box caused
an Improvement, and kept on taking
them until now | feel better than |
have for years. Both my husband and
myself never fail to recommend Dr.
Williams Pink Pills to all who are
ailing."
Mrs. Taylor took medicine that
attacked her trouble at the root--the
blood and nerves. Poor blood and dis
ordered nerves are at the seat OF near
ly all the ailments which affiict man
kind. and DR.. Williams Pink Pills foi
Pale People have been proven TO be
certain remedy for all diseases aris
ing from this cause. They will cure
locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis. st
Vitus' dance, sciatIca, neuralgia, rheu
mastlsm. nervous headache. the after
effects of the grip, palpitation of the
heart, pale and sallow complexions and
all forms of weakness, either In male
or female. DR.. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People are sold by all deal
ers, or Will be sent postpaid on re
ceipt of price. soc a box; six boxes fol
$3.50, by addressing DIR. Williams Med
icine Co, Schenectady. N. Y. SenC
for free booklet of medical advice.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-27
TALKS
BY YOUNG
REPUB
Tells of Mistakes in
Daily Life
RidicuIeS the Worlds Daily
Bill of Pare
Tells a Funny Story and Sets
Young Men Thinking

Since alludlng to the trusts as the
embodiment of perfection, when con
sidered from a standpoint Of systemat-
lc and careful attention to every detail
of business, II might not be amiss to
touch upon the lines of business and
trade which are to be found without
any system, to touch upon the profes-
sional side of life. By virtue Of the
systematic methods for carrying on
business. we find the trusts and cor
porations are made the special recipi-
ents of special laws favoring them in
their operations upon commerce and
trade. Our statute books contain spe-
cial laws privileging them to expand
into the most extreme Investments
and protecting them when they exer-
else their right This special privilege
we find dealt out by nearly every
state In the Union to trusts and cor.
porations. It is simply the result Of a
systematic method of carrying on
business and securing legal sanction
to make legitimate those operations
upon the business and speculative
world. which. without the law, would
be deemed an infringement upon the
primary rights of man. BY systematic
work the corporation gets what Is
necessary into the law, and so pro
tects its further operations. On the
other hand, the unsystematic methot
OF conducting private business has
brought upon the Incorporated world
the inflexibIe laws Of poverty, dishon
esty and craftiness. BY reason of tbs
natural results Of carelessness we hnt
the ordinary business man STOPPING e
recover what he has voluntarily los
through his slack methods. How
many advertisements are really the
truth? Are not some pure and simple
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-27
State School Money to Loan

Some OF the advantages to the Dor.
rover by using state school money:
ist. At any time. after one year,
you can pay the whole or any portion
OF the loan.
I'd. II desired the loan will continue
for ten years, provided ths interest 10
paid promptly.
I'd. You deal with home people, and
the interest you pay Is NOT sent to
some foreign country. but Is used for
school purposes only within the state.
4th. There IL no unnecessary de.
lay, as tho board acts promptly upon
all applications.
Only improved farm property Ia &C.
cepted a. security.
For further information call on or
address +. A. TURNER,
Attorney for State Land Board. sa-
lem, Oregsa. s-1ss-w6
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-27

"The gas woman" is perhaps the
newest feminine invader OF the Indus
trial world. She is sent out by a gas
company which desires to boom the
use Of gas for cooking purposes. Many
women are afrqd Of gas stoves. Some
do not understand them and fail TO get
the best results from them. while with
some on the other hand II is just a
simple ignorance OF how to cook. The
helpful agent not only has long list
Of nice simple receipts to offer, but
she explains how TO regulate the heat
and TO manage the oven. how TO turn
ali the different dampers and screws.
She Is looked upon in many districts
where young housekeepers reside as
household Joy.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-27
SICK MADE
WELL, WEAK
MADE STRONG
Marvellous Elixir of Life Dis
covered by Famous Doctor.
Scientist That Cures Every
Known Ailment.

Wonderful Cures are Effected
That Seem Like Miracles
Performed - the Secret Of
Long Life Of Olden Times
Revived.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-27

That some OF the worlds most noted
characters had their ups and downs in
the matrimonial lottery is shown In the
followin:
Coleridge left his wife and children
without apology or farewell and never
would see them again.
Napoleon conquered the world ma
terial, but ne often swore at Josephine
"a woman who was once his wife)
and when she cried said "Hush Il
makes your nose red"
Catherine II OF Russia had her hus-
band assassinated and from his death
to her own rubed alone.
Shelly married an innkeepers
daughter, Il was a problem In in-
equality. with a demonstration IN the
disaster which followed He left her
She committed suicide But they did
not hang the man.
Alexander the Great was accustomed
10 beat his wives with the fiat OF his
sword whenever they talked back
10 him
Yielding the novelist married q
maid-seryant
Bach married on $50 a year and
wrote immortal music.
Hazlltt's wife cared nothing for bis
ability Her temper was an Intensity
aud the tragedy Of the unsymDafhotlc
played itself 10 the bitter end
Milton bad trouble with both his
siyes Nor vas his the monopoly u
10 marfyrdOm.
holiefe. a. the aee Of a. married
o actress AGED n summers. she ran
way and "a showed and covered her
racha
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-27

The calendar year book for 19O2-s
OF the Salem Woman's Club. with con
stitution and bylaws appending, has
just been issued. Four departments
OF study are outlined, namely: Lit
erature. art science, education and do
nestle science. Two sub-departments
have been added. parliamentary law
class led by Mrs. T. T. Geer and a
Shakespeare class with Mrs. W. q.
Eliot. as leader
A splendid program has been ar
ranged which includes lectures by
well-known educators Of the state. The
initial address will be given by Judge
F. A. Moore, October 2s.
The first business meeting OF the
club will be held Saturday, October II
when further work for the year will
be arranged and the various commit
tees named II is desired that all
members attend.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-27
The Journals Weekly
Budget Of Club News
and Items Of Interest
Pertaining 70 the
Home.

sacred possossionY Imagination con.
jured up a picture OF betrothal rude
ly broken by death of the fiance. the
key treasured as a memento of the
many happy evenings spent together,
mayhap OF the sweet words whispered
in the pauses of the music Of the band
while strolling under the trees in VIII.
son avenue The black dress also
hlnted at loss, the wlstful eyes and
dropping lids accentuated the idea.
Or could the key be that Of the
vault where the young man had been
entombed? Could II be? Fancy
waxed more and more gruesome with
each new contemplation of the un-
usual charm worn by this fair heroine
OF modern romance.
On Asylum avenue another very
smartly dressed young woman board
ed the car and with a friendly greeting
TO the girl with the key at once opened
up a conversation.
why Mabel, where's your charm,
why are you wearing that key?
"oh." replied she with the pathetic
eyes. that's for safe-keeplng. ! can
go out now with a peaceful mind
knowing that Mary will not be wear
ing my things 10 the fair this year
never could hide II where she couldn't
find IT,"
At the next corner the romancer got
on the car, a disilluslonlzed but wiser
woman.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-27

discrimination made In favor OF the
corporation, as against the common
people? Is It not in reality a conces.
sion to the manner in which the busi.
ness end' Of the corporation is con.
ducted9 You may say that It is also
necessary TO steal, cheat and defraud
TO secure these favors, or to buy their
way in. with all the talk about men
being bought and sold, It becomes
horse Of different color when the
proof is wanting. What you are
pleased to call disreputable methods.
are simply opportunities you and 9th.
ers IKE you. have given to the cor.
poration by your own negligence, or
else these opportunities are the leglti.
mate results OF commercial inter.
course. After allowing them liberty
under the law OF corporations we then
seek to take Il away. We want to re-
move It because we find we have sac.
rihced the farmer for the soulless cor.
poration, and have injured our pros.
poets. I'VE lie down In our shame and
are covered with our confusion"
This article has been rather general.
a fact which as fully appreciate as
any, but It is not without value As
intimated In a previous article. the
end justiies the means. II | can reach
the unthinklng young Republican, and
set him right in these matters. Right
on these issues he is sure to be right
in his politics. feel free to take any
liberty from stereotyped ideas OF
handling matters Of this character, be
cause am talking TO young Repub
lican on a plane which we both under
stand. which will insure our mutual
understanding, and cannot harm the
critic. YOUNG REPUBLICAN.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-27
/ he Remedy is Free to all Who
Send Names and Address.

After years Of patient study, and dely-
ing into the dusty record of the past, ~
we'll as following modern experiments In
the realms OF medical science. DR.. James
w Kidd. 8032 "Balies Building, :"
Fort Wayne, Ind, makes the 'taft-
ling announcement that he has surely
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-27

finding new names for old diseases.
and combating everybody who can't
learn to believe as II does.
This resume may not be interesting
TO the average reader. but to the
thinker II opens a world OF thought. II
Is especially adapted 10 the thought
of young men, II may be as well that
the average young man is insenslble
to any extent OF imperfection, else he
would get scared out" before diving
into the commercial arena. This i'm.
perfection In all lines OF business and
professions is no better illustrated
than in It's tendencies. We find the
world engaged for the greater part OF
it's time discussing the relative merits
OF pugilists. examining baseball rec
ords. dlscoursing upon the relative ad-
vantages OF having plng-pong In the
parlor over pigsin-the-cloyer In tho
drawing room. relating tremendous
experiences during the last trip"
East (or some other equally wonder
ful country. ascertalnlng how much
a "chump" a man ls who tries 10 ride
with his cOaster-brake on HIS front
wheel. Many other important matters
come up. and II is easily seen he has
but little time for the lesser consider
ations, such as the problem OF human
life, here and hereafter; where. when
and whence? morals. ethics, religion
and charity. The tendency OF man to
patronlze the minstrel who can make
"googoo" lamps at the audience for
for SO per week. while he passes
by as unworthy the finished and ac-
complished sOngsters who can warble
Come With Your Lutte 10 the Noun.
tain" shows the absence OF basic
thought or foundation work. These
things we find humanity engaged In
are parts OF the structure constituting
the framework called the world.
Deeds are seeds The seeds begin 10
grow at once. We find the life spent
In the superficial pursuits a waste.
weary Of itself. aud all else weary Of
II. Il teaches as the grand lesson that
mans wisdom Is foollshness with God.
You might object 10 this reference up
on the ground that II Is a little out OF
order here Ia a discussion limited 20
human operations. had 10 use II be-
cause Il Is the only thing could safely
suggest without falling into an error
myself ] suppose could have offered
direct nomination by the people as the
universal remedy for all this array Of
lmperfectlon. but don't want 10 get
into politics this late for fear OF ex.
ceedlng the limit OF space A =. 8.
don't go with these articles. Ike a Ger.
tain young lady who renounced the
wicked world and took the veil. and
requested that she be renamed with a
title which would always remind her
Of her own name. This was conceded
her and she was named Sister Post.
script Can you guess her real name7
Il was Add.allne More
The tarin reform win plainly show
you how the corporation Is again "a
Yofud. We and that tho duty on TN
plate, iron. steel. salt. machinery. and
ia facf nearly al products o. the cor
porafion ~ not removed. Instead Of
taking the tarin on 81 the productions
of the corporation ana trust aud "a.
posing Them 70 the legitimate compo.
ition Of the worlds markets. We sac.
lnce ihe products 81 the farmer and
Pc Individual producer Why Il lhis
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-27
Our
WOman'S
Department

Women insure against being old
maids in Denmark II they marry be-
fore they are 40 what they have paid
in goes to the less fortunate. and these
last are pensioned for the remainder
Of their lives on a scale proportionate
on what they paid In.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-27

Il was on a Chemeketa-streei
cars going 10 the fair grounds. The
car was crowded, and hanging on Tor
dear life 20 one Of the straps was a
sweet. rosy checked bud dressed In a
stylish black costume. with q silver
chain around her neck that fell near
" 20 her knees. aud az the end Of
which dansied small shining key.
The sad eyes 81 the Osner had
misty far-away hook ~ unahed tears
The stylish hat failed 10 hid the pe
thetic droop of the graceful head.
hsre vas a story surely Nov shat
was the romance connected with fhai
very prosale key making " worthy
10 BE- displayed 50 prominently a.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-27

What are the women interested in
Mrs. Waggoner, going TO do now In the
matter of pushing her claim before the
legislature2 II there is one thing that
destroys sympathy and disgusts wo-
man with another, II is when one of
them makes a ridiculous fool OF her
self, rejecting on the sex In general.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-27

discovered the elixir Of life. That he 10
able with the aid OF mysterious COM
pound, known only 10 himself, produced
40 q result OF the years he has spent ln
searching for this precious life giving
bOOn, 10 cure any aud every difeaio that
ls known 10 the human body. Ihere is
no doubt Of the doctors oarnestness 10
making his claim aud the remarkable
cures that be Il daily efiecllng seems b
bear him out very strongly. His theory
which he advances is one OF Teas0n and
based on sound experience Ia q medical
practice Of many years. IL cOots nothing
10 Try bic remarkable "klixir OF Life,
as he calls Il, for h0 sends Il free, 10 any
one Who is sufferer, 10 sufficient qnan'
titles 10 convince Of lie ability 10 cure, 10
there IL absolutely no rick 10 run. Same
OF the cures cited are very remarkable,
aud bat for reliable witnesses would
hardly be credited. The leme have
thrown away cTutchea and walked aboni
alter two or three trials Of the remedy.
The sick, given up BY home doctors,
have been restored 10 their families and
friends In perfect health. rheumatism,
neuralgia, stomach, heart, liver, kidney,
blood and skin diseases aud bladder
tFoublos disappear AZ BY magic. Head
aches, aafkaches, nervousness, levers,
consumption, coughs, colds, asthma,
eataTh, bronchitis and All affections 81
The throat, lungs o. any vital organs are
easily oveFcome IN q space 81 time that Il /
flmply marEolous.
Periial paralysis. locom0lor aiaria.
ifopey, gont, saolnla and piles are Il
lpifklY ard permanently removed. ltl
,uilhsa ne ontlFe system, blood aud iin-
gea, restores normal nerve power. elr~
platl0u and 3 state u parf6cl health a
ioducad a once. 70 he doclor sll rgs-
sme, aIs aiiks aud equally affected be
bic great 1klixir II Llie.Y Eend for fhe
smedy today. Il % free 10 every suf-
,fef, Stale what yon Wanf 10 IS CURED
aud The sure Femsdy for n viii - aeni
ol Tree b. return mall.
The Coconino sun., 1902-05-17
Reveals a Creat Secret.

It is often asked how such startling cures. that puzzle the best physicians, are effected by Dr. Kings New Discov- cry for Consumption. Here's the secret. It cuts out the phlegm and germ infected mucous, and lets the life-giv- ing oxygen enricb aud Sitalize the blood. It healf Che iniiamed, cough worn throat and1ungs. Hard colds and
 stubborn coughs soon yield to Dr. King s New Discovery, the most infallible remedy for all throat and lung diseases. Guaranteed bottles soc and $l. Trial bottles free at all druggists.
The Coconino sun., 1902-05-17
rIRsr.cLAss PHOTOGRAPHS.

l desire to again remind the citizens of Flagstaff that have opened pho- tograph gallery in the southeast cor ner of Babbitt Bros. building, second floor. All work up to. dafe and guar anteed. If you desire good work done, come at once. Do noHdelay, as shall not remain long. A. PoSACK. '
The Coconino sun., 1902-05-17
Stand Like . Stone wall

Between your children and the tor lures of burning and itching eczema, scaldhead or other skin diseases. How? Why, by using Bucklen's Arnica Salve, earth's greatest heaIer Quickest cure for ulcers, fever sores, salt rheum, cuts, burns or bruises. Infallible for piles. 25c at all druggists. l
The Coconino sun., 1902-05-17

The Cananea mines of w. c. Greene expend $4,6OO day for fuel, and when the new plant is started up the daily cost for fuel will reach the enormous usm of 5000 daily.
The Coconino sun., 1902-05-17
The Grand Prize Mine.

The Journal-Miner says: Articles of incorporation of the Verde Smelling, Developing and Ore Purchasing Con- pany, have been filed for record with the county recorder. This company is the successor of the Grand Prize Company, which has been operating in Tonto basin and has acquired all the interests owned by the Grand Prize Company in twenty valuable claims in Tonto basin and all the property con- nected with them. The new company starts out under very suspicious circum- stances as the property has develop ment work performed on it aggregating about 45OO feet. It is equipped with 9O ton shelter and has hoist, build- ings, pumps and all the paraphernalia required for successful operation. It is expected to have the smelter in opera tion by July ].
 The properties carry good values in gold, silver and copper-in fact some of them were located as gold claims, the other values showing up as develop ment progressed. In the Grand Prize mine the lowest gold assay obtained was $lO0, while there is good percent age of copper and silver, although the percentage of copper is lower in this claim than in some of the others.
 Other properties carry from twelve to twenty per cent in copper and good values in gold and silver. some of it running as high as fifty ounces in the white metal. In addition to working the ores from its own mine there is a large mining district contiguous to it's shelter, which is capable of producing thousands of tons of ore which can be treated at the Verde company's plant, if at any time they should run short of ore from their own mines. The ore from these mines like those owned by the above company, is of high grade and much of it has heretofore been shipped without treatment to smelters, including wagon haul of 90 miles to Globe. The advantage both to the company treating the ore, as we'll as the parties producing it, of having it treated on the ground, must be appar- ent to all.
 The management of the property is in the hands of John A. King, an ex- perienced mining man as well as a smelter man of years of experience. Developed and equipped as it is all ready, it will enter the list of producers at once and should also enter the list of dividend payers within few months of commencing operations.
The Coconino sun., 1902-05-17

Ira Sanders, an employee of the s. F., F. & P. railroad, was run over on Sat- urday at P. & E. Junction while mak- ing flying switch and had his leg cut of six inches below the knee.
The Coconino sun., 1902-05-17
ARIZONA NEWS.
Items of Interest Culled from Our Ter
 ritorio1 Exchanges.

Jerome is making arrangements to celebrate the Fourth of July.