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Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08
WpauhiuI Iapet az Peuas,

evSTt var itiIHtstllar rry SCATTERING imusase o.
~torrepus EeHse'sSlcT III IN gEyoi az n9 Zen en- balp
Sini0n Seahrs, % e'trrai Be or hItt rspuetrst iii
tastrua'is hTuses ee til sdpnius AZ gssnbnIe.
era SeHstis9si III SoaubIHI CT sm,rer. iaa raeiiai
lraHstSrme'i len lem ben Der ~iVrtsaar hos aae ipaas
nsyoslt "a nae Sstisaer, Der piI bruae Scfensrs
Navebui'rt, ert men pnesos amsritauft @isesI for
%aps' ssseT' % nHssyIipsipso0mus. ROliae Rsrs
Der % cob esIsrts I'll Fiitri s~aaisIss btts srna
" SiHasas'nIet Tor g7saItiosras pi iatis Ssavsu /
600 SiaHs I'll Al 'orsFts ben ipifte gRae "a iatte
ben iiaHe il al nsitIeaiers ans narsnss 9ismentsr
g'tbisiu. fon eHbrfr burht bate plttet M Ncretr :
etlt az EptfseniHasr Epalme, sspnissbeb "a Rers
eshiti @ ltstiaa I'll etlbreetlit al net 1oregielie,
fptgtyfa % eepcrs o. Rursenbsr,
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08
Slas / Saaret fan / fine SilfeIb,

Slas / Saaret fan / fine SilipIbe
bIipe til en- bel 8lage. 5elgenoe
Iiges at bore ct prpbat Wiobel MOB
bette Snoe; 4S Gram Heiorcin, IA
llnie 8Ipcerin % nof al fortpnoet MI.
fobol DILUTED alcohol til at fplbe en-
to unie SLATE. 8enne 8lanbing ON.
penbes paa S~opebbuoen bier aften
peb Sielp at en- "Mebicin 9rcpper, "
% gnibes soot mo meo Sineeripio.
iene. en- Sang bier Ia Sage "ino.
ipbes" Soaret gobt meo 6-S bptipe-
De ggg, bporpaa oct ifpaes al meo en-
riseIis @Gnsbe teOt gano. sgggene
pirfer ium en- tonic" til Saarets
89fit og er oesioen ct ubmprfet geio.
Del til at renie baabe Sopeobuo os
Saar.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08
Tpoielsoagsboaem.

Geres frnlfie "5sbfeIsbassbca, fom lea retot
bar efernernbiaoet BIZ tiene Tom en- baffer
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pnd SsofeIsbaee, for suI %
Rofadr 90 itereroe @7tubebaee. Set er en-
m1pine iioen sce tie aIerle, forbt ben biz tiens
Ssofeisoaee men osfan forbi ben inoeboIber io
Iiaiige beiierote 90 fierbte Waros oe abinbers
yeoielsodee - be norffe oa norTsamertfarTe
triferesierer MTG meft, f9rIis bet f9oe garb,,r.
probes oe forot be 365 eitater fra beIs
lrroe, oels floee, bells sobe Warnbs W.itub Ga
Yen er onrb at frtte I Wtnbet. On f~riIteIio
stalsnoer, og osnie itterRrsptftorife aaIenSer
buroe fable | ben opbafte iInascirs guroo
.. o. @tftab. sIbtou,. mia.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08
fspr SGlen lrgses paa Seitsne or

Upi Suieh iuSBep puu PsIte"t oh'
Worgenen, fan Den, iom bar Sierte.
Log gobt NOT OertiI, gnioe belle Seitens
9rop meb en- Sile, Tom bar paret
Spppet | en- gIanoing al 1 Del @rube
gnrboIic slcib os 6 eller Z Dele Slipe
Oil. 2rene % andre Dele al arop.
pen, icm en- melt iioiat for 8~lageaan.
oerne, bsr ii9r ganes oper eobt meo
Siaen. Saalebes bebanbtet pl Se-
ften iaIfaIo inotil Wibbos os ofte Iise
inStiI aftenen bore fri for S~luernes
BIaseri, oa De life fsler iig oplagte
til at iIaa iig neb paa ben, iaa lpnge
Der er Spor al 2uet tiIbage at Snren.
3ette er ct eanife iimpelt os binigt
NibbeI, % bet foiter heller life megeu
Wsie at anperbe bet. Si er bog ban'
&c Tor, at oct bIioer faa al bore 9aie.
res Seite, iom fommer til at npoe
goot al bort peImente &aab. Wen
forsmmer man at BRUCE oct, iaa er
iaIiaIb Ri u%noIfplbte. 8i uiIbe eierue
bicIpe til aIt, bpoo hi fan / enboer
&etnina, til at Soften futoe fomme
til at npbe en- mere tenipnsfulo os
fiGrIis gebanSIins, emo biotiI bar Doe.
ret SiIi9Ioet hos mango. 8i bar
Saab ON, at Sioerne | bette Stpffe
uiI beores for en- betpSeIis Del, oa Der
oisieIis err mango, iom mere / Sanfe'
Issbeb emo al ct sruiomt SierteIag er
~uretfprois % benipuslss moo 9p'
rene.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08
1Iptntpbnasn Ton mon bIipe

"gutatubuss" fon mo blioe al
mcS, oeriom man bogitsbt gaar og
pIuffer Dem al % sbelGgger Dem ef.
ter bpert. Nen oenne lt6oei freezer
baaSe SiN % Saalruooigbeo % en-
Iterf Ipe, % oct er bel De farreite,
iom beiioocr oisie ire ! iaabon nn.
Itrrfnin9, at Sremgangsmanoen fan
penteS at bIipe populGr, Oct almin.
beIiaIte RiooeI moo beres Seriinger
bar bel ppret gariiergrsnt, og bette
bar iaIfaIo mango SiIfpIoe gicrt goo
Sieneitc. pten enbnu bebre ifal oct
bore at aruenSe "9ouoon &lirpIe."
9ette bIonoes / ct 6orbolo al to Spi.
icfehIoe til A 8otter MeI eler
efforts" % Srpsies ooer Gotetes.
ar9siet, mems 9rssen Iisger paa.
IeIet sicnnemfustes al SGoen. 90
noar SoIen fommer frem, torres
glanoiuseu % bIiper til en- tpno
Sforpe iom oeffcr SIaSene belle
Sommeren iaiennem, uSen Of enoog
Itcrfe 3esritpl 'ormaor at paite ben
al. Ga meS Ell Sang er lltsiet borte
Tom ueo ct Srpueilag! ia, ioa paa.
.kaoeS Ser Tor ranlme alpor. 9iseiom
al onben 8iit bsr ocnue 9IaHNtnJ
haanotercS ruco Soriietisbeo. Sctc.
tcrue taecr insen Sfaoe, men Den.
neitene mna pogtc Jig, at De life mo.
aanSer bette Stsp eller isrer Saanoen
til 0tltnoen, naor ben bar prrct /
gersreIie meo @iften. /.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08
sSeas Cosmetic for Senoerne bar

Sens Cosmetic for SRnberne bar
bet Sortrin frenfor Golo Cream, at
oct efterIaSer SGnberne tsrre ontrent
meb BET iamme og iiben Spcr Of
Seot. Den Inpes paa fslsenbe @oa.
De: 80 Gram (grains) gum traga.
ca,itb I9eges / 8Iso ire Gage z I'm
ier Roienpnno (roie nater). Serpaa
files set peb at pribes eiennem ct
Stpffe MiisIin, og iaa fsier man til
efter binonben en- llnie 8lpcerrn, en-
llnie aIfoboI, en- baIo Sbeifefulb rem
goror os 2 Sraaber Toienolie.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

sI8 g.: q bar Ssfs us geaitinsri
osjureret I ct SeIitab' men MI bar ban iolsi
nc Ill en- nEbru % bar iauct Rant I en- 8tI
at 1T 'orriee gssgrs. Gan bar boo lite
Ttrsott ia VI al Observation-Disclosures. men oil
bsfals i'm GpIice, naar 9rGuJieu er 'orial'
ben. Sat III. Of Der filigoer Gienoommer
uoeet peo S.osbroHo rqer 2uuneoNdg.-tdu
bon % sfter DdUneiotaS 2ooe trrue Or
r~ta,uiHQ al Selfabst, uanr ben ruoGrenot
Gisr life har osiICsret?
So.; Roar nSiureret GteuoOm iGl9eS, cE
bet apbosuotet at Gsiurauccu UpcrisreS
paa Zen rps Ger. Sris life bette Iter, BIT
per ben usplbis. 3usen fan 'oa its uObs'
taIt GsiurGHte uHeer be al Spgraeren
anigrte IOrhpIo.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

On rniten Sfrne laoer iie let trpffc
ub, beriom man fsrit opbeber ben ueh
at boIbe' ct elobebt Sern imob bers
Sopeo. Oct tdeer life Innse, for
BEN er nl6eIes siennemporni, us ba
lpitrer Den Sfrueiernet ftrafs.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

5netpletier paa gorbouserL oe Zig.
nenoe fiernes n1eS 2etseb, beriom
man n~osenlunbe mart beloer fogenbe
@anS paa, ibet man itrammer Ssiet
oper en- gone % Iaber 8nnoet file
isiennem / en- itabig IiSen Strsm.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08
On aob gabeipamp, iorr

On COB gubeipamp, iom bnr bet
SortrirL at ben life foiter meeet, Iaoer
man fig peo at rioe op | Smaa6iter
en- eIler flere Spantpe at ringere apa-
Iitet og 70 Dem ino | en- 8oie al
"Gbeeieclotb." Set err life Watingen
at paaitao, at en- iaaoan Spamp er
beore emo ANDRE at iamme Smfang,
men ben er Iigeiaa bruebar, ligeiaa
oarig, Iiseiao let at bolbe rem, og iaa
er ben ~betpoeIig biligere.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

SD Gp.: I. & bort TOWN er Der en-
infprporerst 9auosbp (SiIaae), Or Sno'
paonerre I beuus go berettiaei Ill at tent
me pro ppre aartiss eler i~pseisTe gals?
9 Or en- SupuembeoSmono, ipm Dor
/ Sueu. men Ell pulat iiber osure BIep tutor'
porertt. luoIis calst7
g. Or Il gata election, irm or afhclbt
inoeu Spsrs @rGrYsr, lcpIiep Z
gu: 1. ga. irbtil Sneu sr Tilt fra
Tpprst. bpae gFbOIosIie at gaIs ousanr,
ioapsl Tom / andre @iprsmaal.
Q. Ga.
q Dc
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

s24 gp.: Spob Tan jes ejgre mep en-
Gericn, Der inber noset, ipri tilbsrer mig,
men iiie bill pebsna bet?
Sp.: 8 2ppens Zine er Gcrbplselie al
SittespSs e~rsbstpoenbe msb 9pperi % Tan
ifrafies icm iaaoant.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

S16 Sn: en- Gnte. Tom bar imaa
Bpru. iseer glabs ipm Susbploerfe %
faar Rlabs iprt iuaban bps en- Wedno. %
Nanben paIter at blipe eiit msb heuoe. %
ba bun tile oil. brueer ban Gruilsr ps tiger,
at bon ptl jaee ben6e bort, ON bun lite 9aar
iuo poa bans B%prlangenoe. Sa bun intet
Diem eler Samilte bar os ielu mao igrae
for line 8pru, lprer bun ban 9@gtelinb.
De bItr oa gift, % GBlssr al bette SGate'
fab sr neuisbsh. Gan itaer M, at bun
mao Ie at fomme bort. eIler ban nil iaa
henhe no. oar bun Diet til at igee en-
8laos, eGer er Der tutet Sieut. bpor bun
rteb tine 8Bru Tan pGrs? sun bar 8 iriua
SBrr-oe 10 urinoite bans. Sar bun Net
I'll benz. eTsr fan ban ta9e bent fra beuoe
peb Stilsmisie?
Co.: Sstts SpBrssuaal laoer fla tie
tilireesfiusnoe b~sioure; tbi be reipettipe
SGgteiGHers 8stti8bsoer uuoer Niee GOr'
bOlo bsrur poa iprItieutse Smit9noisheosr.
ION life tpoelis NOT irem9aur al SpgrsS'
mnaIet. Sor bet fBrIts oil 9Opsu life pioe
al ct t%ouu9ent @steItob, SOr bet anoet sr
lie Ruuoeu iorpIistst til at Ttuffe unber-
hplo til fine Stsbbsrr. 8etten til be 8prr,
be bar bnpt iamnisu, man / 9iIi9lbe al
Stilsmtsie Determines al Nsttsu, Der sioer
Serusue til ben al SGstefrusrne. bpsm ben
fuOsr bsbft itit.st til az BRACE Gmiure for
benz % uuoerholos Dem.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08
srrfponir opffooret | pos,c

SrGfpapir opffaaret / p~osienoe
Stpffer os g~ienuenfustet at pellug.
tenoe Eager er MI meset ! grug til at
IRggc inoenfor 5oret | Saffer W 4io.
IeIin. Be Ell Iette at lRgse mo os at
tage 10 igien og polber meget minore
l1IeiIisbeb enb be brugeIise Sadet
gaas.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

$50. Sp': Soao 'oyitaaes Heo perpe.
tuum mobile?
Sr.: Perpetuum betpbsr beitaroi9, uaf.
bruot; mobile betpoey Se0Geslic. uotrpt,
let / I'm Sslbso betesusr altiaa bet, ION,
uituHeislis bspGssr iis. Perpetuum mo-
bile er piteit brusi ON en- iumasinRr Ra,
time. iom Tai beDage is pss essn sraft. %
iOm troos mango 9aarers tbGroiss Retire.
better irsmoslss tuH ~sgitsrsr / here's sasr
SHe5loHiHg.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

0ibsHsnrrr, gpfter, gnier oiu.,
rensisres peb at opppes ! tpnc Sti.
belle os iRttes ben, til De er tsrre.
Roor De er tsrre, snioes StiueIien at
meo en- gerite.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08
g MyAige Raad og uink q

Den uffYIbise Far ct Bnree, iom
ineef artoen befiober, os JON ofte gjsr
ole 6ienoens 9eitfer og onoe anilas
'uffaoeIige.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08
aorpet ltnSertsi, Strsmpc,

Garpet l~tnbertsi, Strsmper og Iig'
nenSe bsr life paifes / iamme 8anb
ipm be bbioe lllSfIeSer, eaers er man
uoiat for at iaa BEN mere ener minbre
bebeftebe meb imaa bpioe Srepler, iom
banifelis Iaber fig fierne, meb minSre
man piIer benz al en- for en-.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08
siitebe geannts aniees for at bore

Ttifeoe Fedniifs aftiees Tor Of bore
en- fund og npreube Ssbe i9rIis
@intertioen. Waere SoIf logger
eierne paa fig, nnar be ofte ipiier
Bearlts, men berfor bsr ben, iom er
altfor tpf oe frobig, BELT labe garife
bore at ipiie benz.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08
gnIoeriierst gOrar, en- &

Bnlperiierst gorar, en- TheffefuIo
til en- "pint" (to aIminoeIise 9befop.
per- meo tpIb StioeIie bioraeer til
at sisre stioetsiet ~itipere, 90 nogIe
9roaber Gerpentin | ben barme
.StioeIie forsser ben itrasne 5laoes
CLANS.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08
s2s. 60: Or en- aoHtraft o~iiluttet pua
Ssnbus ioplis?
Co.: Rei

s23. Gp.: Gan en- Manb, Tom obopts.
terer ct Barn 90 Deb Gbppticnen Tiger at
ban pil aisre Barnet Ill fin eIrping. ieuere
frasaa bette este % slsre Barnet orpeissp
Co.; Rei ban CT bunbst Ill fit este.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

tomatoes, 2eg, lemons og SoIt
bor en- sapnlis Sn6flpoelie paa 2epe.
rem, meSens Gruer, aiernemeIf, Spi.
nat, ifaI bore gobt for Mprerne.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

Gorte strpmper afiafter ineen
Sarpe, beriom De fsrit foses noaIe
Rinriter | Dell, for be iases | Brig.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

vi &c beItiIfrebs r,eb. "Susoenneu" 1 en-.
poer 6enfeenbe cs fan trsat anbefoIe ben m
snnper, Tom trqneer en- Sbmaftne. ssruoten
@tsconfn. ~
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

SIS, Sp.: On GUIs bar 8gru fra ct
t~teilGsrs Nateitob. % be bar bruIpet beror
al tIFbe % bs.QIs 'Cr q 1lsm, ipm bun bar
IN! eGe; gEuUn INT bum IN glitter fla Vuo.
M, tuu bun bn I~pcUTFiiat itlgos Gtsnbom.
men I'll in gRaHo nIsD TilioCirtItlis al
SPrHege Csb gsuhst W?
SU,: "a, eitcy gtnneiOtcs Ycuc Tan en-
&aitru lOpr,rzTot res Stppe prrroyaoe
in gtcUoOm I'll i'm Ronc. Qr,s psuus N.
Ten ieG RaGucasg otter bsNoes $50 ne al.
Eacr gicnoor7uer. grt Burucre Lire ja'
lu,ouFHolg uo al 8e;rastniag. Cm han
ciNaar at mOoto8c Den meo be paobu,lcnoe
Sc mssI'er o. rao rsnue Mooce uuOora,
8cr i9 Ietameu.tlS Ncremmelier. pl han
fun ppre berftti9e; III lJaorrbplo fur glus.
Tin BET sUrl8e tu'2.sty oa gprNeuc. y,
&FrHeus biGlp,r Iclrycr at t,pbc Gren
bcmmcu, hiem!ey rem macu Rctii9bcoer
naa- rem itaor 1 lsuOes Rauu buiS niger
iGrI 3 Cuerersfout ocrcm erinsrcr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08
2laben Rcrreiponoance.

eehr-srcSrnaai 1 heryfte ufneIiua tefoores AZ
EhncYatrrne G. n. Ncfnek, wrrfectbec. WstNn-
"a Sohr Euts, gRneifcu. Mts.
erfrcsnunl frd perioner. toir TIE opatcer
rre wdrre fiji Hss1Tfirner. hefpdres TIE.
eperuere hcoeS affatte tine GpFrnsuiadi 81
Mart ca thheIiat erred.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

sl9 Sp: 6pao er ugbceuo,at at eisrc
for at iau en- Gstcboer I'll q, fuy,f, uaor Ion.
mGsjla Eo!,ts er stce: ACm2
So: $eHueuo 9cn III Ell Suffice meo
GHmUoaiHB on at uorGreigs en- Landlords
Summons.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

ST.. Sr.: CT Der upssu otrteIig "IppItae
S~eIjgooge' Der / 9onbet - Seq mcner no.
IlonGle SsnlgoGse?
60; nj SeQt8bose, inbiurts al frbsraIe
Hpnor8heeer, sr Der tuasu. 9et er be for
NitTl8c Stater, iom ieIu beItemmcr 1ise
3tn8. % oette aIGloer enoo8 FOR JIcroe
SAILS &eotOmmcNoe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

s2L. Sp: SpiIiet War blsp u. 3
SrpdH iBot2
Gu: 3 1880.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

siA Co.: Raar en- Raro | RiuHriotn
fisher fl 9duo til lin Rome % ieHere fnar
Bpru mso bsube 90 bun ioa ogr, % ban
glitter fg pnnup iartt oporuaer B6rnere.
hpLb Ret har ba Saoereu I'll 2auoet, uadr
Ssrnene er mpnotge?
Sp.: Gan bar Iet inseu RET. Ter er
bog en- g~IuIisbso for. ut ben Tan ~fOrInnse
@obtgjprsIis for gerneres lluoerbplo.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

slh g.: 1. SEQ err ing % gaar til
en- 29as | BiscpHiiu. iom tiger, al han for
30 9prInrs itul turere mig paa Ter gtaane'
Der; men Iioeu saar, os jss bltper lite be-
brs, tooripr jea Ilutter efter tire Waaneoers
Ssbnnbliua. Naa life 29seu uuoer bisie
SmfRuoigbeoer nsis fig meo bet bolpe Of,
hoao ri Dor forliet ON, mar jes nlnu 9na
I'll en- anoen 9cttpr?
2 Spprmsest Tan en- Ttano uoen go
mile baos / rsbe gsues. isrsHo no9en Tan
befaalRgee bans 2sn for 3iGlo?
Co.: l. Roar en- Sarge iuOsaar en- iaa'
BON E~pereusfomit meb en- 3otieut, ba er bet
isipfurfuusliet,at besee Barter er buHost I'll
EpsrsnstOmiten; bet pl meb andre Orb
fise, at gatisutsu osiou er tuuuseu til at
tnec ben al 2Gseu fu,sIfreune SehaubItu9 |
ben fntiatte Sib, bpis Der lie er uosen au'
ben Srtiusslis fat msb Senipn BERTH. Sen
af benz, ipm brposr 8putraftsn, sr a~nipar'
Zig for belle 8eIsbst.
2. 5or en- Ranb, iom iuseu 6amilie bar
Of fprisrse, er Der inssn Exemption. SaHs
2gu Tan bog life bsTasIGssss, ipr ben, er
~forfuloen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

getn SuHru tiger, at epmaFtnsn "Suspennsn" er He COB iom en- Der r bsaI
mb $50 % bun e msset bel rlrebs meo ben
Ole aaS gegRurap. gafh.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-11
THE PEOPLE SHOULD NOT TAKE
SUCH PAPERS,

A subscriber writes TO The JOURNAL
complaining about the terrible hypoc-
risy and inconsistency Of Newspaper
in this state that has posed as great
reform paper but has fallen in with some
pretty big graita.
We cannot print ths article because
we have been as consistent ~ we can IN
dealing with public questions and
squared our own example aa nearly ss
possible TO the rules we lay down in
public matters.
When we have done that aud have
tried not 20 add TO the sum total OF pub
Tic corruption by one hairs breadth, we
have done our duty and others must
sweep before their own doors, God help
them,
II is easy to be pharisaical and hyper
critical toward others, but II . great
sell on all occasions aud II keeps us
pretty busy to keep off the breakers.
We have no other newspaper on our
hands but just the CAPITAL JOURNAL and
il keeps us pretty busy doing the right
thing without taking time to call down
other euitora.
II our readers think that paper is
wrong and bad as they say IL is, they
should not subscribe for Il and read Il
aud then IL could not be said OF them
they were helping bad sheet.
Most OF the newspapers are fully "a in
telligent and as moral an the people who
take them aud read them.
TuR JOURNAL has no desire TO appear
as the arch angel OF reform but II be-
lieyes there 10 field for an Independent
paper in Oregon that 10 printed to pro-
mote good government,
II 10 being we'll supported by the peo-
pie aud by the business men OF Salem.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-11
THE ENLARGED JOURNAL

The past week The JOURNAL printed
thirty pages or an average OF five pages
daily. The Saturday Journ al was ten
pages large, and contained more good,
fresh original matter than any daily ev-
er printed 10 Salem,
II did not print any OF the old Frank
Carpenter letters that are made mp, lil
Tamadge's sermons from the encyclo-
pedias, months in advance and furnish
ed fer twenty cents a column.
Five pagss day for a little evening
paper is a good average OF news and adj
vertisemeDts.
THIS JouRNAL would print less adver-
tisements If it could and meet the de-
mands Of the bueiness people for space
Advertising agents In the east buy
space and THE JOURNAL fights coutinu
ally TO keep them from using 1t Tor ques
lionable purposes
There is not a week that Objectionable
adveI tisements are not refused and mon
ey turned away that is offered Tor bat
| ads.
With improved machinery THE jour
NAL will expand from day to day unit
Salem has as good paper as there !
printed in the state.
Ii will he our ambition 10 make 1t
b tier, cleaner, more readable paper.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-11
aRAvE srRuooLe on THE eoERs

BRAVE STRUGGLE OF The BoEHS'
The great victory OF the Republican
forces Under General Delary over the
Imperiai forces OF Great Britain In
South Africa must thrill the heart OF
every lover OF liberty and OF every
soul that can realize what II means
for a handful of people TO struggle Tor
independence against odds over
whelming
The Boer republics are nobly fight
ing for their independence, and 70
man resist being converted into crown
colonies. with an armed force OF not
over one 10 20 Of their opponents
they are aggressive.
Like the American colonies, they
flung defiance at the mother country
and boldly declared war against the
greatest military and naval power on
earth.
The battle won by General Delary
must be of far greater significance
than the telegrams reveal All the
news that reaches the outside world
of their gallant struggle comes from
reluctant censured dispatches.
The heroes who are battling TOT
their independence have no friends
among the nations. God and the heart
OF humanity are on their side. The
American people are on their side. ana
their voice will some day be heard.
II should not be overlooked that the
n Beers are constantly attacking the
British, and attacking them on terri,
the Briush g0frisons.
The British forces I'm South Africa
number close TO 100000, while the
Beers have "A bare 10000, scattered In
40 al ~ hfa
Beers In at tremendous odds.
Lord Kitchener reports $50 British
troops escaping after running four
miles from their pursuers The British
must stand In mortal dread of hand
ful Of Beers.
Major PARIS collected 400 men, the
dispatches tell us, but after a gallant
hut useless defence, the enemy rushed
them" The enemy are the uncouth
barbarOus Beers, they tell us, who
are unit 10 rule their land.
The Beers, by every test Of manhood
and bravery. as people, are nc TO rule
their own country, compared To the
drawing.rOOm officers OF the British
army. who cannot saddle their Owl
horses. They are noblemen.
II the last Boer dies fighting for hii
Independence, and II England finally
extirpatea that brave race from th,
dark continent. what glory will she
VIM Nothing but shame, and oul
country will reap remorse.
When the American colonies were
fghting for their Independence, IN,
Republicans OF France and Europe en-
couraged us. Have we lifted a vote,
10 help the Beers of South Africa II
their struggle for liberty No, no.
Our government Is truculent I,
the puTse-proud and decadont aris
tOcTacy that rules Great brit
ain, and does not even enjoy the un
qualified respect OF It's great demo
cratic provinces like Australia and th
Canadaa.
God continue 10 help the Boers Il
their struggle for Independence
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-11
AMERICAS WOMEN Will MEET

A bulletin issued by the press COM
mittee OF the General Federation OF
Women'e Clubs, says that the city OF
Los Angeles 10 already making great
preparations for the National meeting
this year aud that the whole town will
be on tete 90 entertain the 900 women
who are expected to gather there from
every state and territory in the Union.
The growth Of this federation has been
extraordinary. Starting from a happy
invitation extended in 1890 by the
Sorosie women OF New York TO the club
women OF the couhtry TO in with them
upon an Anniversary occasion ia discuss
INK woman's club work, the invitation
met with generous acceptance aud was
80 productive OF helpful results that a
general federation oiclubs was the out
come.
The tirst biennisl meeting vas held
Ia Chicago in 1872 aud the idea had by
that time been 90 enthusiastically re-
ceived that hundreds OF clubs were
represented az that meeting. The second
biennial was held in Philadelphia Ia
1894, the thiTd ia Louis lille In lS96,
and the fourth la Denver when the
General Felefati included more than
400 N0m5n's clubs with a membership
OF AN, 1900, a number Oi foreign countries
being represented, The nth bienniAl,
held al MilWaukee, reported another bis
Increase ia membership, and ROw il 4
stated thet 40 the sixth. to be held In
Los Angeles Ia Nay, ths showing will
be even better The meeting, by the
way, ie certain 10 lend stimulus 10 the
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-11

You cannot hear good, still you hear
peculiar noises that others with normal
hearing do not.
The trouble is You have Catarrh in the
little tubes that lead from the throat 20
the middle ear.
Yon will notice by close observation
of the cut that the ear drum blocks the
passage from the outer ear TO the real
organs OF hearing further inside the head
To have perfect hearing there must De
a free passage containing air leading
from outside the head TO the ear drum,
and also another free passage contain.
ING air to conduct the waves oil
used sound away from the real organs
of hearing. The eustachisn tubes load-
ing from behind the ear drum the throat
conduct waves of used sound away from
the ear, Nine.tenths OF the annoying
"head noises" are due to aome Interior
ence with these tubes leading from be
hind the ear drum TO the throat. Any
stoppage or closing mp or swelling or
disease of any sort that results in par
tial or complete closing OF these tubes
will cause more or less ringing IN the
ears or some other variety OF head
noises.
Even a slight blocking o! these escape
pipes OF the ear, just moderate degree
of closure may produce head noises
and such noises may be noticed Tor some
time before there ls much appreclab!!f
lRssaL AsagqGterEaRte 6 5eason as3a tor this Il
are not impaired and do their work so
we'll that they are superior TO the i'm
prisoned sounds. Especially where
only one tube is choked mp, head noises
may be noticed for quite a time before
| loss Of hearing is observed.
/ As the cries Of sea birds tortell an i'm
| pending storm, so hard noises are har-
bingers Of impaired hearing. They tel.
of obstruction OF the tubes that should
conduct used sounds away from th'
ear. These imprisoned sounds strayinI
aimlessly about, lacking an outlet, have
10 gradually wear themselves out anC
while doing 80 they they intercept o.
combine with new sound waves iron
without and so obstruct or change then
as TO make their impress on the sensel
indstiuct. confused or imperfect.
DISTINCTIONS and a more or lest
closure Of the escape pipes OF the ear re-
sutng in imprisoned or retained soun'
waves aud consequent indistlnctness
confusion or impairment OF bearing /
usually due 10 catarrh Of the mucou
lining OF the eustachian tubes. Mucou
membranes suffering from catarrh usu
ally swell or become thickened as ever.
one who has a bad cold in the hea,