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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-14
coMpuLaoRY lAnoa.

While there are millions OF laborera
who only ask for employment IN order
that they may have the common ne
cessltles OF life. there IL a growing
number who demand necessities and
even comforts without labor.
The tramp class demands food and
10 unhappy without liquor and tobacco
and all that without labor. While Ia.
Dor 10 compulsory on the millions to
live, the tramp labors only when com.
PEELED.
The life Of fhe tramp in the west is
full OF horrible possibilities. One
was about TO receive sentence for
drunkenness the other day when tbs
farmer who had him arrested said,
Don't send him TO Jail, Judge; let me
have him" "All right" said the
Judge; Il will sentence him 20 you for
80 days" The farmer had TO cit on
his prisoner all the way home TO keep
him In the wagon. but his nelghbors
enyied him becaused he had secured
harvest hand. On a freight train
which was wrecked In Kansas 80 or 60
trnmps were making their way TO
Colorado FOR their health" The
farmsrs promptly offered them 80 a
day aud good food and lodging. but
they declined, thinking 10 bum" their
living. The farmers thought other.
wise, They rounded up" the hoboes
with shotguns and set them TO work
In the fields, where the women. armed
with guns, guarded them. Some anna.
teur photographers who thought the
chance too good 10 miss are said 10
have had difiiculty in getting their
subjects 70. look pleasant.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-14

for A. Cooks, 70 show you the large
ness Of their soul, prepared your NUT
ton and oxen whole. For a simple
'frlcassy, you begin with half dozen
chickens. balf a dozen pigeons. half q
dozen sweet breads. and should need
a page to explain what you finish with
for garniture Fowls disappeared into
a lamb or other meat pie BY the doz.
en-; simple leg Of mutton must have
its earniture Of outlets; twelve pounds
Of good meat, to say nothing Of odd
partridgea, fowls turkeys and ham.
went into the making Of one stew--it
is something stupendious to read. And
then the endless number Of dishes IN
a menu-the insuncrably crowded
table"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-14

tCo. Of Lowell, Mass, is making a cru
SADIE against the use Of the cigarette
by young men. lie has issued a cir
cular for free distribution, setting
forth the pernicious effects ON the
moral and physical stamina Of the
growing boy who is in the majority
in the use of the baleful weed.
He advocates the placing Of the fol-
lowing announcement in the business
houses and work shops as furnishing
a salutory check to the habit;
Believing that smoking cigarettes
IS injurious to both mind and BODY
thereby uniting young men for their
best work; therefore, after this date
we will not employ any young man
under 21 years Of age who smokes Gig
arettes."
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-14

OF suffering from indigestion II you
eat wbat you want, or OF starving your.
self 10 avoid such distress7 AckeTs
Dyspepsia Tablets taken after eating
VIII digest your food perfectly, and
free you from all the disagreeable
symptoms Of indigestion and dyspep.
sia. Eat what you like atyany time,
and take an Ackcr tablet afterward.
Positively guaranteed. Your money will
always be refunded n you are not sat.
isned. Write to us for a free sample.
W ii. Hooker & Co.. Buffalo, N. Y.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-14
ANOTHER
CITY EDITOR
Bripht's Disease and Diabetes
Are Positively curable.

Editor Engelke, editor aud proprietor oi u
California Journal, the German paper OF .
Montgomery ST., san Francisco, interviewed; /;
Q-will you help US convince the people th'
Brights Disease and Diabetes are positive
durable by referring 10 your recovery
Alive told it to a great many myself, OF
soDie OF them prohted by It and we're cured.
Q.-How long ago was III
h.--About six years ago. ! was so III WI
Bnght's Disease that the doctors, being unab
TO help me, advised me as last resort thai
try some Of the springs Before going heei
OF the Fulton Compound and took Il and didn
have TO go. began 70 get better, and kept {
with Il TIL I was finally as we'll as ever.
Q.--Any symptoms OF q return Of ~
A.--None although don't permit . year
pass without taking some OF Il.
Q.--You say you told othersi
Al told Charles F. waclSer OF 1871 Sixth s
about II on learning he had Diabetes. He b
IL and Is entirely we'll. 1 told a well-to-do Q
man lady aniicted with Bright's Disease. .
had been to Europe for treatment withonr
suit She, too, took IL and got we'll. I've
great many. know these Compounda tbt
certain cures In Bright's Disease and Diabes
IL is so incredible that one has 10 be cirtp
be convinced, and It even then dawns oi'ns
slowly.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-14

"What is a skeleton7 Can you tell
me, chlldrenT asked a teacher Of her
Sunday school class.
The infant class looked troubled.
Their ideas on the subject were Of the
most vague description and, they seem
ed to think, hardly worth mentioning
The question passed down the class al
most to the very foot, meeting only q
blank look or a shake Of the head, until
at last the smallest tot OF all ventured
q reply:
"Pleath, NTH, Il ith a man without
any meat on it."-LondOn Answers.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-14

IN, ne seaside and Mountain R.so...
'ISe.s p's are now on sale al An $500 ~
0 racine and Corvallis 4 Eastn- .i
~ omees. through 10 Newp,,rt '-.a.ers s,I = !
ua az reduced rates sonth --u -
III AM an ualns connect with q e NJ
"a "a 9'sSany and Corvallis. an ticLo.-
- ioi return until October m ,eos'
49, ~ June zS the @. & E. trains t- 80
T.s ne.s,a. Sesan leaving there al 6 Ia "a =
Ia noon ns tne Bay train at Albany
"a ! sassengers for Detroit Rye,,o.A,
IIehe a. olher mountain resorts csn Dousn ,s'.'.l
De,-aty. me same afternoon resaS,. Ave .'
On 70 the evening. Ticssss '4.Hs rs
ss oS irom Albany 10 Dst.'-s. ale
-. sS-'V, and from Corvallis A. ss ~ az
pyiviissu.'h until October iOth SeS S,,sS
east al Mn m SCI on train az any point
49, - southern Pacific Comnanv -
5oin,S % .Aie round trip tickets Sro,n n.ss ~,
Co. ,, "a their lines In Oraeo,, ~ ~
- NEWPORT or Yaquina wlt6 -
49, ~ return via either Fast a. W. W..
he q S,e,9,oaa. " .a. In connection w,,h
icksis - laFeeday sunday exeur-ic,' ea
urni.. f Sc'ng SATURDAY ana -
.erv - al',loay. are also on 80 y.
! : nn,,,s .elss nom all s. p. ana = ii
0 rss.. ~ lt.s,l.nation can be obtainss =.
-. -, ulne tablea. etc ~ ,....,l --...,. -
. any 8 ?. Or Q. 4 Il a seest -ss"e-
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-14
RULES ron BUSINESS.

In Mr.. Carnogie's Empire OF Busi.
ness" no sets down the prime condl-
tions OF success as they seem TO him.
Above all. he says. a young man should
concentrate his energy on the business
which he has adopted. II he has begun
on one line no should aght II out on
that line.
Tho concerns which fail are those
which have scattered their capital.
which means that they have scattered
their bralna also. They have invest.
ments in this or that. or the other.
here, there and everywhere. Don't
pnt all your eggs In one basket" is
all wrong, tell you, put all your
egga In one basket. and then watch
that basket" Look around you and
take notice; men who do that do not
often fail Il Is easy 10 watch and car.
~ the one basket Il Is trying 10 carry
too many baskets that breaks most
eggs In this country. He who carries
three baskets must put one on his
head, which ~ apt 10 tumble and trip
him up. One fault OF the American
business man IL the lack OF concentra.
tion.
To summarize what have said: Aim
for the highesti never enter bar
room; do not touch liquor. or. n at all.
only az meals; never speculate: never
endorse beyond your surplus cash
fund; make the nrm'a interests yours;
break orders always TO save owners;
concentrate; put all your eggs IN one
basket and watch that basket; expen.
dlturo always within revenue: lastly.
be noe impatient for as Emorson says
No man can cheat you out Of ultimate
success but yourself"
sun We ara Ia danger OF teaching
hat business" is all thoro Is TO strive
or In this world. The health and the
mental, moral and spiritual develop
nent Of tho Individual are apt 10 be
overlooked.
Ia tho mower and better thought og
ho day these latter Aro an bound up
oeether We cannot have one without
he other and tho man OF woman who
as them Is rlch0r than Carnegie. aud
'ho has them nos n poor indeed.
SO Mr., carnegle's Empire OF Busl-
Ioas' ahrinks down very small. The
'orson who stakes all on business sue.
eaa literally puts an his eges In one
'asket just what Mr. Carnegie warns
.o0 against
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-14

Thinks ths wife. 10 have the wedding nng
clip NON The hnger. Something b goins
a. happen
Something b aae4-assz. That unr
eonld hardly b. pulled nom the dngcf
when q Was pat there a few ycaIs aglO
Now it slips "a by its own weight How
thiu the nuEcrs have groAn And The
nugVrs don't Efow thin aloue How thin
The iace is and how thin the once plump
iofui, Almost uncouscloUsly the uiG
has been fading aud wasting away. fhe
slfCnEth given 10 children has never bceu
resainrd Dfains Which should have heeu
egopped have been aegleclcd
That d cognmOu experiences with
women, uulcss aolne ffirnd has shAred
with them fhc secIct of lhe sirenetheuink
and ralinH power ot nf nefcx faVOfitc
Prescription 4 regulates The pcfiods.
diica toe Grains watch undermlne the
sliength, hsala Inflammation aud ulccrs
uon. and cates lQulalc Neskaesa a Iuakes
lhs haoy's advent placticaily painless and
glses NiEor and vitality % nnFsing molhcrs.
eWgfdt cannot iell hoe gralsioi am lDr
fpNf htud atsce aNd kco4 aciiglntae eIifts
t,A. opiafie have oecn Ia pool heaNh iaF
lopf sean 0sgk and iAs liFlas ~ = M {
popit eoa a. ult eofh. west b lnt dnesot Aad
~ s4li 4 had Dhsfala,n sal nillnE ~ the
intefntl OsEans hul lhltlEhl j uoni1 'irf war
fANasI.t iISNfllIttQn' to1a AVS h1IlIco and
lhref n ~ Dolasp Me.iiisi Dieosrg, And
'ne ,ltl ai ~ teseet fSiieie. aqt eaa sakly
'ai that nsftf a. eettei in uly hiee
A ladies Laxaiiye ~. Pisgces Pleas,
,ai fele,s ope slaEls, anal pellet i 3
.a1aufs aote.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-14

"You are looking handsome tonight,
Miss FlIte," Bagster remarked in tbs
pauses Of the dance.
80 Mr.. Smythe told me a few min
utes ago."
Bagster (only remembering that
smythe is his hated rival-Well. you
wouldn't believe anything that chump
said, would you7-Philadelphia Times.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-14

scape. happened also TO be a. poor as
he was homely.
One day neighbor met him and
asked
How are you, Patg"
Mighty bad Sure. It's starvation
that's starin me in the face"
"Begorra," exclaimed his neighbor,
sympathetically IL can't be very
pleasant for either Of yezi"-London
Outlook.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-14


Hoe Market,
Hope l9Cl-l9(GR0c, contracts I'M,
Ploar.
Flour-s2 70eas Dbl.
Potatoes Apples. Etc.
Potatoes--Old 90 sew 76c
Onions, H.75 10 &2.26 per 100 lbs.
Dried Pris.
Dried applos-oh COX.
Italian pruues 40s 20 bOs-3I6 10 3k
Petite Prunes 40s 10 b0s.-Sk @4c.
WeOd Pence Posts. H1e.
Big hr-t3 q eS 25
Second Erowth-g2 so. QS2 rs
Ash-Sa6O.
Body 0ak--ft00
Pole oak--t4 90.
Cedar poste-S 10 lOc.
BALM wood-s2 ~ and $500
hides. Pel1s andFurs
Green hides, No. lie.
Green bidea, No. 2--5c.
Gall skins-4G5c.
aheop-76c.
Goat skins-25c to tl.OO.
Gray iox-2b to bOc.
Coon--l0 10 iOc.
hlnk-2Sc 10 9l.26.
Otter Al 10 t6.
tkunk--lO 10 3bc.
Muskrat-l % &c.
Wlidcet--iO 70 a5c.
whssi. oars. &c.
Wheat -5ec.
Oats-Stc
BArluy-tie per ton.
Fiax--Cash, Northwest, tl.fO.
Live stosk Market.
Steers-aif 03Sc.
Cowa-80sk
sheep -lS.b0gross 10 $500
Dressed veAl--6tSe
Hogs, allve-6b b5<e
h0Rs, droaaad-ak
wool ant Mobah.
Coarse wool lac.
Fine-lBc.
Aohair--26c.
nsy. Fesd. ER.
Ralsd ehsas--sT.B0. to q.
ClOVar--Se
Feed barlsy--tls9elb per ton
Bran-tlS 30
ShCrts-t30.
Flour. Wholasale--&1 as.
oalry aad crsemery Pfodneia.
Dairy butlef-lbc.
Craamery-a3A
Htoser-lb09oc.
tirei-claas country, per roll--iOc.
CrsAln a creamery, pan skimmed-
Be.
Separator skimmed-lFe.
Slclnsrs MaFkst.
ChiCkon6-e
spring 10 b l2Sc
kxTs per doaan. re.
PORTLAND MARKET.
Pes1lAss. AOg "A ? whsai waha
ALA, s1o04c
Flour- Portland, beat gradss ea.Osa
100. Graham taeSoeSO
Gate Choioe White Al. .0O0 (I.O5.
hafloy go e f1e 80 peEton.
Mii'staii--hr hran, eleotlo.
HAY nmothy-el18tl3 par ton.
0nions- 81 0ootl 20 per cenial
Potatoes fic per csnsal.
Batter Beat dairy, l0Al8a; fancy
eamery sonSl'se ;sloTe ~ q lSAA
1S<e-ofeEon. ranch 30 q "a
Poultry Chlcaona, mikes $50 q
ooi hens IS ~. Turkeys, live l9 ola.
Nullon--liTos8. Sc
hoNs- 6roes exc.
Iieel-GFose 18SAe.
teai'-eauaa, u 3 b y.
dop1~-l00
Fool- Nallsy, ne q lsoA, Eaaisrn
aqua, A@tac hohair, l&318ch,
1|dca-~Dff hides. ~ po1nda and a..
rda lte % l34
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-14
KING EDWARD AND HIS SUCCESS
sOR


Prince George is Of mature years
and thoroughly we'll known. His com
ing 10 the throne would have involved
no surprise OF uncertainties. Every
thing would have gone exactly as be
fore; public affairs would not have
been aDDreciably affected, and the
private citizen would have preceived
no difference. In the case OF Queen
Victoria there has grown up, by reason
Of the great length and marvellous sue.
cess OF her reign. and especially by
reason Of her exemplary qualities as
sovereign and as woman, a feeling OF
personal attachment and devotion on
the part OF many millions OF her sub
iects. King Edward has neither time
nor opportunity to grow into such
place In the hearts Of the people. But
to have been Indifferent would have
been cynical; and from the point OF
view OF the prevailing patriotic stand
ards in England, indifference would
have been essentially disloyal. as well
as morally shocking.
The very fact that the king has been
grayely III, that his Illness has called
out appropriate expressions OF senti.
ment and that II has incidentally oc
casioned a good deal Of disappointment
and loss, viii do more than anything
else TO give him deep hold henceforth
upon the affections OF the people.
The heir, Prince George, is practical.
ly competent as a naval officer, and he
and his wife are universally popular.
and are associated with nothing that
scandalizes or offends the British pub.
lie. It would, perhaps, be hard to
find a time in ali history when royal
families in general were so little given
TO mere indulgence and luxury; and so
responsible and Intentionally useful as
at tho present time.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-14

ruIaliInR the wishes OF the Deaa.
Old Lord Forglen. the Scotch judge
died IN 172T. DR. Clerk, who attended
his lordshlp TO the last. calling on bis
patient the day he died, was admitted
by the Judges old servant and clerk,
David Reed. How does my lord DOR
inquired the doctor. II houp he's
weel." responded the old man, whose
voice and manner at once explained his
meaning. With tears streaming down
bis face he conducted DR.. Clerk into a
room where there were two dozen bot
ties Of wine underneath the table.
Other gentlemen presently arrived,
and having partaken Of glass or two
OF wine while they listened to David's
account Of his masters last hours. they
81 rose TO depart "No. no. gentlemen;
not so" said the old factotum. 1T was
the expressed wish Of the deceased that
should on ye a fou. aud maun fulfill
the VIII o. the dead" Or. Clerk used
20 add when relating the story. And
indeed ne did fuldll the win O. the
dead. for before the end OF there was
ma ane Of US able to bite his ain
thoOmbw
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-14
PoI.on In FInner Nnll..

Biting the nails Is an exceedingly
dangerous practice. as the bitter never
knows when 10 stop and at any mo
ment Is liable to bite into "the quick"
and cause blood poisoning. Even when
the utmost care Is taken OF the teeth
a poisonous secretion ls-apt to collect
on them. aud the entrance OF minute
portion OF this into the circulation may
prove as certainly fatal as the pus on
a surgeons scalpel
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-14
ConaIctinr orders.

"The average photographer" said
Henpeck musingly. sis an unrsasona-
BILE creature"
whats the mstter nOwT asked his
friend.
"Oh, while my wife was sitting for
her picture today the fool photographs
sung out: Look pleasant, please. Be
-aspFalF "--Phlla1elphia Press.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-14

Medical works agree that Bright's Dis
and Diabetes are incurable, but 57 per co1t
positively recovering under the fultOt y
pounds. Common forms OF kidney corfa
and rheumatism offer but short res unc
Price 81 for the Bright's Disease aud ~ I
the Dlabetic Compound John J. huln =
40 Montgomery St., San Francisco. 81 egl
Founders. Free tests made for patIo1 ~
soriptiv. pamphlet mailed free.
C. c. Comfort, Sole Aoen
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-14
,olaIiS&EasternR,R,
Time Card No. 20,

4 m 0oDDo.I - IN AIUdny 10
I train 1Hect with the $. p. south
,N bonrs as Wen as giving two or
re ~ . IA Albany before de-.
i1 N NJ . 7 north bound train.
nins a. ~ ~ connects with the 8
sirao, as At Corvallis and Albany e,S o.
beaches. "poFt and ad-
~ rao.,l', ? TOT Detroit. Breitenbusb ana
Ioo ooUunIain = resorts leaves AIhsn', anu
OO D. m, after the arr,voi AIoany
ieTn Pacific south hon1a nm, oi tae
D. m u' reaching Detroit at
'u''her Information apply n
hrper A..., EDWIN STONE
p Sronise' Agent. corvalns sf'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-14

Crusade Against Cigarette Smoking.
Dr. Charles II. Stowell, treasurer
and general manager OF the J. c. Ayres
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-14
THE Daily lOURNAL
nY HoFER RRoTHERs.

Daily One Year, e4.00 IN Advance.
Daily Three Months, ef.00 IN Advance.
Daily by Carrier, 50 centa Per Month.
Weakly One Year. 900 in ANance.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-14

Should know whore TO buy the best
and most wholesome bread and pastry
Tho Pioneer Bakery is the favorlts
place.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-14

Al last there has been discovered q
cure for lockjaw. but certain Jaws that
decline TO be locked are regarded a,
beyond remedy.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-14
JOURNAL x.RAYs.

The question with a good many peo-
pie contemplating a trip from home
Is. what on earth will we do with the
cat2
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-14

A New York man offered dime for
tho return OF his wife. and she was 80
mad at his valuation CT her that she
came back at once and vowed 20 stick
to him forever" and now the Joke Is
on him.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-14

She ventured In the briny deep
A little while ago.
And yelled for murder. dro, pollcol
A crab had pinched her toe.
And though az that mOmentous time
Her screams were plainly heard,
Yet when a lobster squeezed her waist
She didn't say word. Judge
AT Wichita. Kans,. last week three
young women working In the harvest
hefds complained OF tho long hours
and bad treatment. They we're
promptly discharged. and Just as
promptly organized farmhand's un.
lon. secured 800 members In Pratt
county alone, ordered a strike. and
stopped tho harvesting. A Kansas
'yelpne is not the swiftest thing In
that state
An lrishman whose face was so
plain that his friends used 10 tell him
lsst Il was an Ofense ia the hnd.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-03-24

Ing his majority he succeeded to
the tobacco business established by his
father and which he eventually moved
to this city.
A Great MapmakinE City.
Washington is the greatest mapmak-
ing city in the world. There WAS a time
when Geneva. Switzerland. was the
great map producing center Of the
globe, but this is no longer the case.
This city is turning out more and bet
ter maps than any other city on the
globe Twelve bureaus of the United
States government are engaged i'll the
work of printing and issuing maps of
the finest quality and requiring the
highest class of workmanship, and this
has resulted in attracting to this city
the best photographers and map en-
gravers in Europe. The maps turned
out by the government are of every
quarter Of the globe and are not, as
some might imagine. solely of North
America and its parts.
Root and Shaw.
Secretary Shaw the new head Of the
treasury department, was standing on
the White House stairway talking to
number of newspaper correspondents
when Secretary Root passed on his
way to the cabinet meeting which Mr..
Shaw was to attend when he had fin
ished his discourse on finance The sec
rotary of war rubbed elbows rather
roughly with the secretary of the treas
ury. glared at the carelessly dressed
man who had been in his way and
rushed by without speaking. Mr.. Shaw
evidently saw some humor in the stu
alton.
Boys" he said as he watched the
rapidly moving form Of the war secre-
tary. If ] ever get in that fix after l
have been secretary awhile just stick
pin into me-
Sanitary Barber Shops.
BARRIERS must keep their mouths shut
while working in this city. according
to the rules adopted by the boss bar
bers. At meeting last night it was
agreed that "sanitary shops" must pre-
vail. The bosses will ask the health
department to enforce the new rules.
This is one of them:
BARRIERS must keep their mouths
closed when leaning over person get
ting shaved. They must Keep their
mouths and teeth in good. clean con-
dition."
Demise of q Character.
"Cry4ng Johnny" Shutter, local ce-
iebrfty who had not worked for thirty
years, IN dead. Shutter had absolute
control Of his tear ducts and could cry
copiously whenever occasion demand
ed. There are few members Of con-
gress since the civil war who have not
contributed to his support. Shutters
tears always did the business.
| CARL SCHcTIELD.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-03-24
Since it's doors were thrown open o
A Great MapmakinE City.

Since its doors were thrown open OH
Oct. I, 1897, there has been daily av-
arage of 1900 visitors to the Congress
sional library. making an aggregate
with the omission of Sundays and sec
uaar holidays of 676,60O persons from
all parts Of the country whose feet
have trod it's tessellated corridors.
1t is said that in France $4,000, 600
picture postcards pass through the
postodices annually. That country
takes the Lead Of all others, Austria
Hungary coming next. with 81 y00O, 900.
The total in circulation throughout the
world in one year il said by experts
ha b. q o6in A0n NM