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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24
a pozeN DIFFERENT WAYS.

When the ordinary c.urCn nlenla
In 20 east or send for friends or re.a-
-.v-s 10 come west. the choice % routes
isa question that always oC.hcr h.m.
lie wants 90 knox r. the same route be
used once. some time ago. makes the
came time. sane connections. lt the
.-fs. fl. the same. if 10 costs the same
-a go cast as it did 90 come vest
Possibly. he has heard C- read 70 ia-
----s ra.-.s of interest lu the Ua-t rr
middle west that be- overlooked Cd the
.-.- De made. Did not see them be-
cause be hai not time did not know
b. could f1r The same money. did not
know he could get s-gpoTer There
are hundreds Of questions Dc would
have asked. many things be- would Ike
20 have seen and many accommoda'
.sors be could have enjoyed. only be
i,d lot have time % look into the sub.
sect and JIG was too much bother any
way
Here is -uggasIon that viii save
YOU an thar trouble yeEation and re-
zrat. The Illinois C-ntral Railroad
COMPANY runs cast and south from st
paul. Omaha and St Louis and north
from New Orleans. At those points it
connects with ALL the western trunk
lines. and through hem. with all
THEIR western connections. The
Illinois Central does not care which
line you use n the west northwest.
central w~st or sOulhvest. because II
connects with all Of thcm. and is ab-
solutcly impartial % an. All you have
10 do Is 20 drop as a no,c: tell ms your
destination and starring point is
there anything iu the whole glorious
west that you want % sec on the way :
Mention II. We viii grange for b. if
it can be done. Perhaps you viii want
a stopoycr We will arrange that too
fit is possible for anyone 10 do IT,
Just make a suggestion as TO the west
ern line end we will elaborate 10 for
YOU tell you tho time you should start
when you 5hculd arrive G, destination.
what accommodations you viii enjoy
what il will cost you. an Itinerary for
the trip. and v!ll DO anything that We
possibly can 10 make your Journey
pleasant and comfortable. That's
what We are here for We have head
quarters az Portland. agents IN Port
land and Seattle. and travelling agents
that viii come and talk b over with
you any time and at any place In the
northwest without its costing you
cent more than a postage stamp. Chi
cago business Is a specially with us
but We have our own rails in a dozer
different states east OF st. Paul, Oma
ha and New Orleans. and can ticket
YOU 10 these gatcways over a dozer
Ferent routes. Write as. By th'
way. do you want a nice wall map o.
the United States, Cuba and Porte
Rico? Send me six cents 10 pay post
age. b. II. Trumbull Commercial
Agent. Illinois Central r. R.. l42 Thir'
St. Portland. or.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24
JOURNAL x.RAYs.

Well. Salem has had the first frost.
The lawyer who owns newspaper
IS becoming very frequent
The ladies all wccr their best In
The Journals fashion column.
The fourth chapter OF Mathew is
the subimest In the New Testament.
sss
The wool clip Of 1902 is reported at
SEQ 1000 .OoO. 10 say nothing OF the wool
pulled
The best good roads association In
the world is TO build one mile Of good
road.
Some OF the young mon report fine
duck shooting these frosty mornings
in the slouehs about the suburbs,
II rs solcmnly telcgraphed that Ad-
miral Schley breakfasted in Chicago.
The X-Ray man breakfasted in the
kitchen with the hired girl,
Leaden-shot justice is slowly over
taking the most high-handed and ra.
pacious A book peddler has been
sent 20 states prison in Missouri.
Many a woman has been the making
of a man. and he has got AN the credit
for it Bu 10 ho is not success in
Hfe she a always blamed.
The Portland Orseon.an copies the
to'low.ne item tulm The Journal and
heads IL "Htre Is O. Ions headed pub
IIcist.
What Interest have other towns in
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24

Big words and high flown language
in an advertisement is like the wind
among the tree tops-of no value TO
those upon the ground.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24

orses1 i, ~aars Portland . city
Of quarter CT million, Like other
cites. s-e would suck the Hfs-s'oo5
cyt Ct al i-e rest OF the state
THE or n'aa i- 600 th.ckhaafed
tr See th. ya.r ~ sarcasm lu The
Journals -am There Us about as
much .a-e.- ~ Portland becoming a
e.tr %. --aU.. i- The next quarter of a
century as there is of tho Ores9nian
editor ba.aa translated into a heaven
of harmony and eou-i tauey Just
imagine shat the Puge, Sound cities
would te doing 10 they had a Lewis
and Clark Centennial cn their hands.
They would have had a special session
three months ago. with a million dol
lars raised and committees working
uu the natter in an the adjoining
states while under the hesitat.ng.
hating. srorifc efforts Of the Oregon
ian the whole enterprise has been put
as nearly % sleep as possible and have
IL still alive. Mr.. Corbett alone Keeps
the breath Of life in its remains
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24

II you desire a good complexion use
Moki Tea, a pure herb drink. IL acts
smooth and clear. Cures sick head
aches. 25 cents and 50 cents. Money
refunded II IL does not satisfy you.
Write 10 W, H. Hooker & Co, Buffalo.
n. y, for free sample. ID. ]. Fly,
druggist.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24
INFANT
FEEDING.

are the most important IN our
existence. That IS the time to
build the foundation for sturdy
manhood in the future. In
fancy is. therefore, the most
vitalperiodfor proper nourish-
ing. A baby secures the best
possible nourishment from
healthy mo her but untortu-
nately very few mother, can
nurse their children. What,
then. Is the next best food'
Cows milk should not be
solely depended upon for 1t
lacks a proper amount Of
what a child needs most-cell-
building substance. Moreover
it Is said by authorities on the
subject. thatthe frequenth hand
ling such milk undergoes,from
the COW to the time it is fed to
a child. robs il cf much Of its
/. original value. Its quality
varies and it, grades are nu-
merous; the stomach Of an
infants, much too delicate to
make up such defects in its
food supply. Scots Emulsion
simplihes thefood problem for
children and counteracts these
defects.
The artificial foods that are
so largely used very rarely
contain milk. hence they i'm
perfectly noursh the child.
Evcna small amountof SCOTS
Emulsion. one.fourth TO a half
| teaspooniul,inthe child's bottle
seems to be Of special value
in adding a very important
I element 70 the food. Its bene.
. fetal results are quickly seen
SCOTS Emulsion Is based
on this true food principle. It
provides nourishmcnt for
child in the easiest quickest
and most palatable form. No
baby is too young no stomach
too delicate TO receive and re-
! tain Scots Emulsion. Even
few drops in a child's milk
seems to provide considerable
nourishment that cannot be
otherwise secured except in a
mothers milk.
If a mother whose milk is
not furnishing a child with
proper nourishment will her
self use SCOTS Emulsion it
will greatly improve the quail
ity Of the milk. 1t benefits
the mother as we'll as the
child.
A child Of any age will be
benefited by SCOTS Emulsion.
Itfurnishes the means to meet
and overcome the strain Of
growing. Being prepared for
easy digestion SCOTS Emul-
sion does not tax the stomach
or disturb the digestive organs
Of children.
Its great value as a child's
food comes from the nourish-
ment it gives, the ease with
which it enters the system,
the quickness with which It
brings about a change for
the better and the Permanency
Of its benefits. The child who
isnotdoingas well asit should
needs SCOTS Emulsion.
Wen send you a sample free upon
request.
SCOTT & BOVINE,
400 Pearl St, New York.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24

How does your umbrella stand the
weather. REMEMBER We recover
and repair them.
SHIP & HAUsER.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24

Some mems advertising methods are
like their soX-they need msndins.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24

AS tho salem ciuzen'5 Gdministra.
tion have not interfercd with any po-
uucal party and have benefited all citi-
zens alike. II would be a wise thing for
the Republican convention 20 endorse
their ticket aad administration. An
election without opposition would in
.augurate an cara OF good feeling.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24

Friday and Saturday the streets and
sidewalks and places OF business were
literally sown broadcast with a pam
phlet containing coarse descriptions Of
uumentionable diseases and vices 20
stimulate business for an alleged Seat.
tie medical institute hat has quack
remedies for sale There ought 10 be
a city ordinance against strewing such
hlth in the minds of tho growing gen.
crations.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24

The Marshheld Mail chronicles live
IS times az that seaport. az follows
we would ike 20 h-vo for our Christ.
mas number a picture OF Front street
as IL appeared az I p. N. yesterday.
The mail had just driven mp 20 the
postofRce and old Bones and Aug.
Farley's dog were In front Of the Red
Cross drug store adding q chapter 20
the history of that old feud Of theirs.
Between the two ATTRACTIONS IL seems
as though the whole population. and
some visitors were hurryirg mp the
street. and 90 looked like a Fourth OF
July
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24

p
well known this country need much introduction
may heard OF him be that
graduate OF the colleges been p
the IS the wash M
be gave e very satisfaction 20 ALL
Professor guarantees you ehso,
nothing Is He tell you you FOR wa
question 70 matter what troubles be der
them with success on your side be wi" give you dates
a viii astoush skepcal nav b.
the The
pnss yoar depend and p
advice predictions
true may relied upon You advabht
succeed
undertaking? enis' Have enem.es'
marry shall marry Shall be divorced
rgbuy II loved n
Whom marry? many chHdr
When viii domestic troubles end? How
life and happy? absent Why
receive a l money?
my Demar tells
He settles lovers quarres reuns heE
rated and o all difficulties
He ready capital qkt
sure paying you wish
made independent for life through his m
counsel do the for you.
past experience with cla.rvoyants
wonderfully gifted medium nothing
perfectly he tells Demsr should
socsed mediums and cheap pretsnder;
call his viii
Eeptcal Dma far above the medium
Don't fail 70 call: reading mistakes In the tuu1
perfectly satisfied ht
pamistry and mediumistc deye
reasonable
his private waiting daily Pr
early b.
thing 5 sacred and confidential
Readings by mail Just called person shu
OF birth any questions you may
Replies will be promptly Address all mail
SIR FRANCIS DELMAR. SRE5S SRE5Si
Next 10 Strongs Restaurant.
ParlOrS, Corner Commercial and Court St
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24

In HIS letter on France Frank G..
Carpenter tells how all public debt is
carried on the popular loan plan and
how il make- the French people pros
porous. This IS the same plan that has
been adopted in Salem known as the
popular loan There are many
things which the French can teach Us
as 20 handling our finances. They
know how 70 keep their own debts
among their own people and when
they annually pay out 81 per head in
interest they have the satisfaction OF
knowing that it all goes back into
France Their bonds are Of such a
nature that every French family how
ever poor owns some OF them This
might Doe done iu America 30 our bonds
were iu small denominations. and it
would undoubtedly tend to bind our
people more closely together and 20
make them better citizens and more
enthusiastic patriots
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24
GnodDiRssfion

wv
10 T. saeutiai g.
sood beel b A
.juecf the Bit
tersbe effore
u.eals vil ir-
ture perfect ci
ges'iou tv stim-
u'sri~C 'he e
crptions q tbe
4to m &C b. II
rili alec cure
Dyspersia.
nea5sche
Coustipati on.
BiHouSneSS
and Malaria,
FeNtrand
Ague Try IL
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24

The Journals Expansion Greater
salem Christmas number will be a
hummer.
The new Salem school city superLr-
tendent OF schools doa't weigh 5"'
but he can coach football team.
The Oregon CIry Courier is giving
away $3.50 in gold 70 persons who
guess the number Of seeds in a pump
Kin.
one good thing came out of the i-ri.
zau1n c1nventlon-the Carey private
corporation graf, was thoroughly eH-
posed
Three proofs ot good citizenship.
paying bills promptly supporting the
public schools and subscribing for The
J1urnal
Life insurance .s frat mentioned .n
-he Bible in .hs la-t words of Isaiah
ss.14. and it IS insurance that is urt .1
the trrs-
49,
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- ~ r-.---.,, 81 -. 49,,
-. =, -.-...
-.
-
Portland IN srl that time 70 run 90 get
their names ip the parers.
sss
Tn. TOWN of jefferson is the center
~ o ros.r farming community. They
g.irr 1-ya "a farmers. institute on the
sch and 9th Of December 10 emphasize
~. .-frf,v NJ ,ba modern rural pros.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24

Who is. the Oregonicn trying 10 pun.
ish now with It's shaking up OF the
state land frauds? Just before the
state convention, Of course, IL had a
frantic purpose in airing the land bust
ness. but what is lis purpose now?
To cover up the editors free trade
record long enough 10 make him SEN
ator?
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24
. = .

Tho new city charter shouId have a
saloon limit. a provision by which the
city can order a street improved. for.
bidding the use OF barb wire for
fences. forbidding throwing rubbish in
the streets fcrbiddins chickens to run
in the streets or alleys. and compelling
persons dropping wood on a wagon,
leaving il lying in the street,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24

A good way % stop having horses
abused on delivery wagons and drays
lbs not to patrOnize mon who allow
them 20 De abused. Ou- great abuse
OF horses is driving them single or
double on a rural mail route through
mud and mire an day with an over.
head check
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24

Those Iaborers Who struck because
the mules were not properly treated
were an right There is scarcely a
day horses are not shamefuliy abused
hauling wood or gravel about salem.
For instance. there is the old white
horse with the lame shoulder hauling
wood
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24

An Eastern exchange tells the fol-
LOVING story, The wife of a Methodist
minister in West Virginia has been
married three times. Her maiden name
was Partridge. her first husband was
named Robin. her second Sparrow.
and the present ones name is Quayle
Then, are now two litIe Robins. one
Sparrow aud three little QuayIes in
the family one grandfather was a
swan. another was a Jay, but he's
dead and now a bird OF paradise
They live on Hawk avenue in Eag,e-
Vile.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24


The new religion OF the future Will
not look upon the divine will as capa-
Bile OF being the author OF both good
aud evil. health and sickness and
health, life and death. The marriage
ceremony OF the future will not con
tain the words for better or for worse.
"in sickness and In health There
viii be no sick people 20 be married.
The United States IS in great bust,
ness warning the Russian cNiles from
Canada not 10 settle on our public
lands because they are a little more
anxious 20 follow Christ than some
Other se.ts What becomes of the
arareusa that we are Christian
cauty
The Emperor of Germany was lucky
o have u1thiug but "a team run away
with him n England. Suppose. now.
il had been a woman?
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24

T. Liberty broken rock road is a
start ih tho right direction. It is a
step of progress But IT would Doe a
great step if 81 were completed. II
should be tampri and covered with
fine screened gravel OF coarse sand.
and NOT be g1uged 0r uted through
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-24

The Journal Is one paper as free
from Objectionable quack advertising
as Il is possible 10 keep a newspaper,
and elladvertising space through agen
cies. It's telegraphic columns are kept
as free from degrading and sensation.
al features as il is possible 10 do and
print the news Of the world Il is not
perfect by any means, but ii sincerely
desires 10 print a clean and progressive
newspaper
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-21
RI. ring of CheOpR.


VAS the builder of the pyra-
|,h hears his name. and. as Ii
the structure perpetuate his
| all time to come, the very
hi bricks OF which 1t Is COM
r. stamped with his name.
Ived hearty $500 years ago. his
|romid being an antiquity In
when the great nations OF old
heir youth, and yet we of this
\ century can have the salts
II booking upon the very ring
50 proudly upon his finger!
brlvphics on the ring nre mi
|curate and beautifully execut.
linz itself being OF finest gold
Thing nearly an ounce. The
|et bears the name OF Cheops.
lin hieroglyphlcs In perfect ac-
/ the stamp on the bricks OF
4 pyramld. This remarkable
vus found In n tomb at CHI
how rcposcs In the museum OF
York Historical society.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-21
., Fount of Tears.

4 Fluent Fo"ht =" ,.
furnv incidents In the life
S,acraphcr. ~, A man came In the
\ ''sr"I and looked over al the sam
NJ 'l'1 want nm a sI,tlngr" 1 asked. ,
y, sce nothin' like what !
b,m II he would indicate what
kDd / might arrange 1t.
a MS like this" he began. Il
,hot loved. and we was GO
arricd. She had her things
and we was all but ready.
i was taken III and died. And
Son,cd was II plctuSe OF me sit
lar grave weepin'."
4 &ouched at the homeiy story or
!, told him | could send a man
to the grave and have the
4asen as he desired.
,,ne distance" he said. tits
rolOnd. | expect 1t 'ud cost a
LII over your traps for what |
h would.
(nght." he answered. that
bu could rig up a grave here In
L and | would weep on 1t and
#',o inst rs well. It's no trouble
weep anywhere" Edinburgh
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-21
A Couple OF JOEerS.

EIoseph Aspinall's reputation
borlst on the bench IL proven.
when off the bench be rarely
Hence it was that Assistant
k,torney Martin W. Littleton.
dinner spellbindcr. was taken
|se when the judge calmly in
b, you are interested In ath-
|c!l me the name OF the cham
putter.
he to pass that. Judge"
khen. what's the matter with
kleton reeled from the impact,
Ely recovering, replied:
/. very neat. Put. by the way,
are one OF the entries In tile
rllasp" "
clasrt What paper chase r
|nd.r uEguardrdly.
|iasr fer srtrnbac'.S. judge.
Glad TO have met you, -
3 Times.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-21
ORDINANCE.

(No. 1919
#g for a franchise for Elec-
] and Gas plants.
brda,G hv the Maya and
zCoul' / - the it, OF Toc-
Follows:
That a franchise be and
4 is hereby granted to Joseph
and his assigns. TO supply
Ritants of the City of Tucson
&tricity and gas for all pur-
which the same Is now or
after be applied. the dura-
lid franchise to be the perio,l
five years, to commence on
Nay OF February. A. d. 1902.
Said Henry shall have the
rect and maintain In the city,
&electric light works for the
Rre Of gas and electricity for
Pses above expressed. and to
nd maintain the same during
huance Of this franchise. He
2 the right to erect poles and
res for the distribution oi
throughout the said city
paintain same In all or aEy
reefs alleys, and public
Dt the city, In such manner
Fever. as to offer the least In
with the public use thereof
lskj to make necessary ex,
for lay and maintain mains
hg and supply pipes in all o'
le streets, alleys and public
ri the city for the distribu'
aS for the purposes herein
!; all excavations made IL
W1hdc ways shall be re
graded within five go days
opening thereof, and sucf
public ways restored to 4!
tIon as the same were in n
oi the commencement of sucl
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-21

st in quantity and the most In
kscribes DeWitt's Little Early
be famous pills for constlpa-
liver complaint. On sale at
hrmacy, % North Church
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-21

Did you sec it in the Citizens classi-
Red A6s2
Evening star., 1902-08-25
TAKOMA PARK.
General and Personal Items From
Nearby Suburb.

Mayor Talbot and Clerk Brumett of
Rockville were the guests Of Mayor Kin
near and the council of Takoma Park Fri
day evening last. The Rockville officials
were here to investigate the workings of
the pumping plant of the local water works
They We're much impressed with the econ
omy in the running expenses Of the plant,
and obtained information that will doubt
less prove valuable in the installation of
new pumping machinery at the county seat.
The Rockville officials were entertained at
the Takoma Club during their stay, and
at the conclusion of their consultation with
the mayor and council were greeted by
quite number of the club members.
Miss Parkins of Oak avenue has gone to
Ocean City, Nd, to remain several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Warren and fam
lily of Pine avenue will spend the remainder
of August at Atlantic City.
The date for the opening of the county
schools has not yet been definitely decided,
nor has selection yet been made of a
successor to Miss Cora l.. Skinner, teacher,
who has been promoted to the principal
ship of the Kensington schools.
Mr.. e. V. Wilcox Of Holley avenue has
gone to Chautauqua, N. Y, where his wife
and daughter have been spending the sum-
mer and will spend month at that popu-
lar resort and It's vicinity.
At a recent meeting of the board of gov
ernors of the Takoma Club and Library q
committee, consisting Of President Shoe
maker and Messrs. Heaton and Dyre, was
appointed to report upon the feasibility of
Issuing at regular intervals the club paper
the Bulletin. At the same meeting the fol-
lowing were elected to membership: Miss
Edith Gardner, lady member, and Windsor
Adams, Junior member.
Extensive improvements have been COM
menced on the Episcopal Church The
building is to be generally overhauled, and
quite decided change will be made In
its appearance on the outside by the "peb-
BILE dash" treatment
Mr.. H. s. Knight of Takoma Heights has
returned from a trip to Asbury Park
Mr.. s. H. Cooper of Elm avenue has COM
pletad the erection of his summer resi-
dence. He Will reside there the remainder
OF the season and winter in Washington.
Miss Mertie l.. Follmer of Carroll avenue
left Saturday for Atlantic, City, where she
will join her sister Maud. Later they VIII
visit friends and relatives in PENNSYLVANIA
Evening star., 1902-08-25

Munyon's Homeopathic Home Remedies are the
su-est safeguards against disease. II they not
IN the houz. they should be bought and kept on
hand. In case of Sudden development OF the
symptoms Of any trouble the proper cure for that
trouble should Immediately be obtained at the
druggists.
For Indigestion and dyspepsia take Munyon's
Dyspepsia Cure. For headache from heat, or
caused by nervousness prostratiOn. take Mum
yons Headache Cure-it will cure in three minutes
For bulousness, jaundice and liver troubles Mum
you's Liver Cure affords quick and permanent
relief For disorders of the blood and eruptions
that chiefly annoying in summer, take Mum
you's Blood Cure Munyon's Rheumatism Cure is
felt usually IN to three hours and in a few
days cures entirely.
Munyon's Pile Ointment speedily and positively
all forms of piles and is especially efcacIous
iz alIeviatIn the pain intensified during hot
weather II you subject to colics, cramps and
diarrhOes always be fortified with Munyon's D. D.
End C. cure. Munyon's Constipation Cure has re
Heved thousands Of the most obstinate cases where
everything else has failed.
A separate cure for each disease; at all drug
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