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The daily sentinel., 1902-11-01

Fresh candies at Sparks q Co.
Kirlin's for gents up tot date neck
wear.
Boys sweaters in any size and color
at Kirlin's.
California flannel underwear. The
best at Kirlins.
Primrose. expert engraver, Red
Gross Pharmacy.
When you want hack day or night,
telephone Platt & King.
The finest line of chocolates ever
brought to the city at Sparks.
The right kind of prices prevail at
the Ladies' Emporium. Call and see.
If there is anything man enjoys,
it is good cigar, such as Sparks &
Co., handle.
Ice cream for dinners, parties. etc.
can be secured by telephoning 743 red,
Sparks & Co.
We will make your hat to fit your
head. Come and see what we have.
Ladies Emporium.
Jewelry cleaned and repaired at
reasonable rates. Primrose at the Red
Cross Pharmacy.
The finest line of congress and lace
boots, made of the best material in
the world. Mt Kirlins.
One of the very finest lines of shirts
which has been seen in the city in a
long time at-Kirlin's.
When you have any repairing. take
it to Primrose, jeweler, at the Red
Gross and have it done right.
Our horses are all goers, and our
rigs are up to date. Try our prices.
Satisfaction to all. Platt & King
See our nobby line of strictly up to
date neckwear. We keep the styles
you want, not what looks good to us
at Kirlins.
Not only the best grades of hats
for less money, but the most stylish
line carried in the city, are those at
tii' poi lulh
The Star laundry is better equipped
than ever to do family and CONNER
cial washing. Under new and up to
date management.
We sell union made overall, made
especially for us. 1t is guaranteed
in every particular and we guarantee
\ to Won X Eirlin's
DR.. Jaeger's Combination sanitary
suits at Kirlin's. They have just
been received and are without ques-
tion the best underwear on the market
today.
Mrs. II. o. Kaiser. wife of the sec
retary of the Mesa Lumber company,
arrived in this city last night from
her old home in Knoxville. Tennes-
see Mrs. Kaiser comes to make this
city her permanent home.
W. E. Pabor. now of Pabor Lake,
Florida, man who was closely iden-
titled with the early history of Mesa
county and one who loves Colorado
and the Grand valley still. sends the
editor of this paper a number of cop
les of his paper published at Pabor
Lake. The Pineapple being the
name of the paper, and saws that if
any of his old friends want CODY
they should call at this office for one
The Sentinel takes great pleasure in
giving the information and further
more hopes that the venture of Mr..
Pabor in the southland this time will
be more than prosperous There is no
one connected with journalism
who writes better of those plac-
es with which he is connected than
Mr.. Pabor and no man connected with
the same field of effort deserves great
er success. He has always found a
warm place in this office and the
latch string always hangs out for him.
The daily sentinel., 1902-11-01
Poor Paint

at a reasonable price.
Nothing but best material
used. 427 Colorado avenue.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-11
TO THE
INCREDULOUS
T-srs Wss asysr ne Mar Ns1 ,@ss
Fs>lss o. ffs9ssSss1--fss Ffsn+
ssess syl~Ref

TEs ssasa 's1s Affords "a itself a
zoss s,lzslsr stsGy. There are arao1z
fae maay classes of tsisksrz. fEoss
~ rsDoae 20 mslh eona1sncs in
srher. 90 iitDe eozassncs "a thsn.
selves. or ~ cons1enos 81 anything
ne maa 30 knopa lt al hlmssif. ne
mar Hho fhlaks 1omsboiY siss knoEs
h al Ths szotlst ss6 ne sinDlsso1
aa1 Ne skeDtie Re1ogniz,rz the faet
that DsoD.e FeqsiTs mDrs substantial
syi1encs thah mere s0ffs and pflra-
isea. Dr. Daffl1 rss0rta ~ tha mat ls-
Eifimate metho1 o. advertising him.
sef ~ a1ysrfisiEg bis esFss That
th1as among ne community nay b.
offered a. opportunity u ingestigat.
ing DefOfs calling 10 Dsrs0n upon ths
d0etoF. fhe following names are Dab-
iizhe1 bearing sgifencs u the 6oc.
t0r's ability an skill ~ veil a. s1c,
cess
J. v Van OsdoIs daughter. Salsm.
disrharglng ears and deafness. cured.
81 q. DOVe's daughter. West salsm.
llabetss ana Kidney troubis. cured ls
ysafs ago.
r. Ramps son. 575 Marion street
Salem. weak lungs. cured
- "a NffHHm ufT fHfarr. -. r.rr.faH aHar.a.f
Salem. caiarrh, cured
J. W. Pate. Jefferson. Or. rhsuma-
iism ard diabetes. restored
Reuben Leo and wife Turner Or.
ae.aiio rheumatism and cough. re-.
stored
Nn Georgia Niles. Pratnm. or.
-ancerOgs tumOr 10 me breast. rapidly
disappearing
Mrs q Pfennig Salem. varic0se ul
sers On both limbs. restored.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-11

q aaaa~ F=-T urses saasun -
1IrF erred
Em ssaa1rE w,oasurz. Dr. sls
Etz-x,nx ear enaG
r p RzW arrrzlE - EAaarE.
l1E sar cared
Eesgse aaaau. EFs- erur,i.s.-e
szf sFagepax eTFsf
Nes r. sszzfest ~ xI arrses.
sa1esn. eE=1 l8 gaazs azs % s4as-
aaas and flaeasrgl1x sara r1-ef
a. q Bgs-s r1fsyenfezcs. o. tsrsl
fsafaeaz cue ~ ca-sf - rpo a.u-E
r-e craer u TVS -rourss
F-sf Nsassrmazz. za1snI. weakness
ocfle SERVE - rss -. pal1 Ga sys-
ses ant cs-arra. sew1rsf
Msa Nee1s rr-fss sazw. o. ssas
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hsex kafsey ant Ever eru51asut
eH-sf
gsaa 2 sms wsefa-u Esesa-E-
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M-H 1oe R1efarEs. galsu. Esaf
neas sad Errls taSEh1sr orrasg - fls
caarzaz ears zzf ezxzrrt-
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rsm1sr lrf. Frsm % a NJ ~ q >. n
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-11
5oUsnsL xzsys

Tae zzaroos seasou ls ~ d. tact
and ia 1o1leA
The $40 a Tear Tasruai y zzaE -
q soff maD. go a.
ne salem Gzzcizg BcA1oi Heasoz
sgens eariY fEia yezr
80
~ ,Ae EsT. sAat sas s1ze IN Ne
Bsisa1 hare aryuays
saler haa EfsiE sho are not o-lT
slrsa. b1t Eko czn doEn q BIRD O. ne
vilz
Alrer u yiehlxzn Il 9olnx kaek
irto su5uc hfs = re aswSDaDers viu
- him
There Eas = state siseuoa ia
Ceorzia OctobeT lst and no5o,sT svea
asksd hOE u Eent
sss
AlEsost any pleasant hunter can
ra.se 4 6oz bat the doz eannot always
Fa48s q pleasant
49,
in EDeakinE n OTesDl - ne Gar
dsn - Eden ue uust ~ forget toI
ment'on The numerous divorces.
The Journal IL confident that a sDe-
cial seasiOn is l1st and fair and exact.
iy 1sht--it has Te6aced fts Drios.
There iI one zood thing about iOng.
Uindsd diseases-theY generally cling
b. psDD,e able n pay the dociors.
YOu can save a dollar and twelve
calls from the collector By reading an
~. in fhia paper aud actihs uDon H.
Salem kris are growing more bean.
iiful after the fashion. plate order nos
hat the vacation tan b. wearing on.
Henry Owning OF Frank Durbin
nay be- IN position % give each
JtheF a deDutyshiD IN January. And
.heT may not
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-11

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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-11

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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-11

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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-11


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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-11

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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-11

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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-11

a Ecr1a- wtc EssDa ksr kouse l- c.
Ter azf las -1s ears q a fz-llT. las
lzs1 a. -scE sSs-Sl si.l-y a. tks rla-
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q 10 Eors crs1l- E.1cs tks ts-zEcs
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t1e cD11-eEslr zecsssarY . ca-Ty
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zixf thzt E-zkfs ksr irrftA1Is, cross
aEd 1,E1zfEes1 wkich "a l-Et -
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t1ls fseLrE - cka-gst 70 C-s q
czs@rfzI-ess ar Dlsasgrs in 1sr d.
les Tie EstlCira hat zzEsa s-rc1z
lleaey nerves. ar1 Drevsr-s disease
~ b1ll1,zz - tie e1tlrs sTstsz. is
". Cl1n'a Bod anf Ne-vs ToElc. a
table, - take a. zeal dr-s Cures
lsTTOzs Drosrration ~ ualng rich
red slCg1. fesdi1g the nsTTes. Ard
1akirE solll fesh a. the rate o. %
BDs per useE Tkls metici1s u sold
~ fruGEists fOT re per box. o. box
e f0r fz19. 0r seat by nal. post-paif
% receipt - price. Write - about
yggr case Afdress D.. G1nn. Phlla-
.elDhia. Pa FoT sale a. DT. Stones
Drug Stores 3
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-11

The best meals are served al the
White House Restaurant You get
what you call Tor. on short notice.
Open day and night
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-11

Ths ruuc - saz1Eisf 8es1 = Fuu uts
- ff1E 81 s1irE'sa Enf shaEss Ne
Esu. a1s ws asE Tuu - nets - Esof
wsar a-E -coaouT g ~ rucf tsr
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shatsE Ne rarTT q lErEs sssrE *
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z-sf1uT aassccsf 20 1aEs a s1azs.
-ra- 91rabas ruof- nnE we 1-s A.
wars realty 20 eve sa1Zztss-
GccczIs Ls-seg ca
ses- g. p. Pan D.sSe
Phous ST.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-11

TIE Journal has presented ~ fbs
MI fte fadse ~ ne naf salaries
~ ~ tst nlro m0uthe THAT eauae
Nas eldpfff4 in c0aIff fOnYenfiOua
a1l flale epHreafiOnE ~ ~ parties
tGf 81 - isFl tf.olf,ranYrF aDJn ne
aNmtkfFf ~ d IL possible ~ aRlfa
Hon % make auythinH There af8
,hree ueIs ~ sct the hAf saiafy re
form enacted
flfsi % special session ~ the
legislature ~ take effect before the
new board ~ state officers are allowed
~ enter On their four year Utrm.
BecOn1. IN failure u ehat BY the
Initiative pstltion and force u ~
vote ~ tie election n June. 1900. ~
lNO reafs later.
Third. by providing fOr q eoasfltU-
llonsl convention, which would take
'Ofr years.
In tho opinion ~ the best lawyers
ind AZ ~ tis highest Legal nuihOriUea
" fbe stats the nrst plan II feasible
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-11

classes

Practical subjects have been organ
izsd a. the Y M z. 4 night school
under thorough and comDstsnt instrgc-
tors. n yOu are working during the
day and are ambitious enough ~
study a - nights a week. yol ought
70 enter some Of these ciazsas.
Ear 81 Nr~fkus r-sr--.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-11

". N. c. 4 BUILDING.
Corner Of Commercial ard chemekets
Streets.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-11

n ne theorg ~ the gaien RsD1bll
can ~ tfBs. and rOgefngr oeer Was
bigfed Ouf ~ calling q aDeof4i 49,
gi0D ~ a threat ~ Investigate bis
sehOCi land a1ainigffatiOn. be wln
nnd NAT f1s same game Nlll be eiayso
o. him - tns ssgDise session ami
ihagf vii ~ "a l1cfeaas Feffsrd for
mar ingeafl lafiOn. ne 8aSfs bignefa
NhO bi1feG bim 0lf ~ fhs r,Sgernog.
sLlD nin Dign him iHf0 ma ofDfo8a
sisr1FiiY
N b. ial eug zeal Capae ~ fear an
inyeafiRat.0T A. ne special eaafian
hay vi ~ hf olght ~ b. i1gegfi.
rated ai - FeFllsf seeei1n anyfoE.
N u "a q faot taaf he gag Influenced
~ any a1ch cOnaidefEflOns fOr hla
own recOrd hs ought 70 be Investigates
ard me truth made Known
buch lngestiHafionS an M bring
about any greaf fefDfraa bnf aiNays
throw gOue NRnt Ou public Affairs.
They never reeOgsf any mOney f0r the
people. but eOaf a great deal and are
generally conducted for revenge On the
pan 81 some ons.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-11
Fairbanks,
Morse Gasoline
Engines

When you buy a Fairbanks Morse
you're not paying for an experiment
They paid for that long since. They
have been building gasoline engines
for years. and know how 20 do Il. II
you saw our display al the falr-and
the most people had 10 see it-yOu no
ticed that solid little Jack OF ali
Trades" IA horse power. running the
pump BY means % the walking beam
attachment. steady stream 1 y inches
IN diameter And that fOur-hOrse hOri-
zOnial, with the patent sslfstarter. an
exclusive feature " all their horizon
tails, 10 that small boy can start the
largest Of them. That fOur-hOrse weighs
zOtO pounds, almost as much as seven
or eight horses. The "A horse weighs
$50 pounds. Weight Is a very essen.
tal feature. and Wa have Il. Suction
fecd-the only safe feed-phosphOr
bronze bearings. crank shaft and con.
meeting rods made OF steel forgings
all running in bat. OF oil all tend to
make Il the most durable engine built.
Ask such men a. q. A. Park. manager
Of the Wallace estate. Walter stolz
az the Spa W. IA Dodge. Garden
Road, q. ~ Mason. carpenter south
salem; q. ~ Hoyser. Halls Ferry:
schaefer a Palmer the printers: r. X.
Churchill. printer al Albany, all recent
purchasers Of these Y H. r.. what
they think OF Them
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-11

Tho Journal wants All ne people 10
study the whole situation and Ref =
clear prdefsiaEdlng ~ the subject. and
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-11

Aniy ~ sik 4 think thcrc efgcf aafr -
medhlHgs Va the Wofld ! took elFhi bottles
ihiff pf teyofiie lfssrnptioh aud hse IA
Nolden Medical Discovery aud two vlals II
lrliets
Dr riercs's Pellets cure constipation
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-11
Empire
Cream
SeparatOrS

Another new line. says some one.
les, another new line. The progress
siFe merchant In any business Is not
content 10 stand still. II you have no
uced our growth during the two wears
We have been In the implement bust.
ness you've seen US add several strictly
new lines OF goods that are selling
splendidly, such as Benecla Hancock
DISC plows. gasoline engines. Birdseu
clover hullers. etc.
Sream separators belong here.
We propose 10 push them.
Inc Empire. while new In mamie Ia
many readers, Is a splendid machine
very simple In construction. extreme-
" llght In action, in fact admitted IN
De me hghtest running OF all shown al
the iair and guaranteed To skim az
close as any machine on the market
lheFe.s not space 10 say all We would
want to about these separators. bur we
would Dc glad 10 have you send in your
name, yOu are interested and We
VII forward circulars and catalogs.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-11
And That Mon
itOr Double
Disc Drill

For several seasons the farmers
hcreahOut have cast sldeWay glancea
a. the double disc dFill. and wondered
u u would work" Ia the "red hills" Ia
the prairie" la tho muck" Ia tha
white land IN tho "stubble." In the
fern land" and In this ana that and
the other kind of ground. bat last
spring two Of the progressive men
heroabout concluded that the Monitor
drill people meant what they said and
~ they took out disc drill each.
Their testimony in regard to the mat.
Ter - that there has never been any.
thinR Ia use hefeab0ut that would be-
Kin tO compare with u. The disc
scoura anu cleans perfectly. they cut
Through all manner 81 trash without
clogglng. they do not require an OK.
ira man along tO Keep II clean. They
cover the grain porfoctly. and no mat.
Ter what the condition of che hold you
can pat IN the grain and be certain
that u ia iu when you ara through. IN
fact ono enthusiastic farmer says be
can drill into the sod N necessary. The
fan trade II taking the disca right
along What DO you wantf
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-11

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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-11
Hero
Tanning
Mills

There are tanning mills on the mar
ket by the score. good. bad and In
different. Ours are different" from
all Different In construction. differ
ent principle OF action. different way OF
applying the blast, different results In
cleaning and separating They will
clean dog fennel from grain. separate
vetch from oats, separate and clean
oats, wheat, barley clover. timothy.
leaving YOU the choice parts for seed.
and the second part for feed. with
trash and chan 70 the winds. They run
extremely light and have bagger at
tached Call and see them on our door
bring In the grain and try IT, Send for
circular, br drop us a line. and we will
have our canvasser call
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-11
SteusIoa Bro.

Ossisp N Live stock,
Who|ouale ana retail butchers and
paokafN Al kinds NJ fresh aud salt
meafa Pine nauaaaes. hams. bacOr
and iafe 9ie CemnieFcisl street
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-11
The Benicia
Hancock
Disc PIOw

Il ls safe b. aay that no Implement
In recent years has created ti0 inter
oat that thls now famous plOw has
stirred up ln the West The nnt ono
that va sold was on October bth. last
year Az fail and winter thoy Kept
aoillng until the pl0w season closed
Last spring Aaain thla fan the farm
era hogan coming IN for them Tor the
fail plUwluR for nothing olae would do
the work. and ai the present rate ~
sales We wlll have. Ia loaa than q year.
over carload ~ theao plOWa in the
fields adjacent a. salem They are
no longer an experiment. nor have Ne
the pl0WB a. spare this fan for "a.
peflmonlhl work We are glad 10 ~.
iof Intending purchasers 90 nearly
three dozen nroapprouH. Neli'knoWn
farmers who have had the good iudg
moni a. buy them. The result today
% that they are pl0wing and peodlnK
while their nolnhb0rs are waiting for
rain
Oct Ia your order Il you want
plow
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-11
Syracuse
Chilled PlOWS
Syracuse Chilled Gangs

MOst farmers la tho valley are By
this time familiar with the Syracuse
line. eiher by experience OF rsputa.
uOn. and ln a good many hard fought
battles thsy have proved their supen.
ority "a any and all other chilled
plOWH.
They handle easlsf.
Run Hteadlcr
Clear better
Have q bottor iOlnicr
Than any other chilled Dlow on the
market And ln addition to this are
more aoildiy constructed. having two
bolts in The share. longer. higher
moldboard aud y better braoed bottom
than the others We are glad % have
you make comparisons. No harm done
n you don't buy
ThE CHILLED GANG h the arst
huccCaaiul chilled gang that come iu.
"a The valley Uses the same bottoms
aa tho walking plow. naH landing and
shifting lovers. making u very doair
able fof hill work. ana viii stay In the
ground and ncour when others fail A
man who continues to hire help a. fol
iuN walking pi0wh when he can buy a
kenR ana de- two mems work. will ney,
"a make money on wheat Ia the valley.