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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1903)
T rK i f t r it miWIIMt-WllMIIWIWIlHIHBIMBtMtBflBB8aB SHOPPING NEWS Shirt Waists One-third reductions, nil 1003 patterns in most boautiful styles. Sco Court stroot window and nolo tho prico tickols. Silk Underlets Ono-fourth roduction,nll now goods of cxcollont quality, tnflota mado in a careful, stylish way, rog. $5 to $16 Cklltittns Dresses Qood servicoablo garments at tho following prices: GOc garmonts now 38o, 75c now 51c, $1 now 00c, $1.25 rS iiuw uou. oeo vwurt bwooi wiiiuow. Wrappers 40c i real value GOo. Wo havo hotter grades at reduced prices, it don't pay to raako wrappers at home, considering prices Lacks' Hose 9c Tan and drop stitch, real wortli 25c. in our Court street window display. A Little Early lced larger orders for these 11 f 1 lw anew lower pnc, uuu you olfcrihe vlucs m never before, mi pM filled, TIksc arc pat(erns of the most exquisite and arkitic workmanship, we usualiv sell a pood many watches sfer bop picking but you can me narvest, incrcoy giving you nrsi cuoicc. v-omc iu iiiy way buy or no buy. We want to show you, CHAS. H. HINGES, Jeweler and Optician, 88 State Street. Next deer te Lsdd A Bush's sink. War Has Been Declared pn DEAD BEATS It yon don't pr your Just dobta, yrmmi8 vwlIlMppcr cm The Dul ka?M a Deal lloat. ' Jtvery merchant should securo ono. We can Interest you It you aro In nood ct a collector'! aorvlco, Itomembor yw t&ko no chance wo risk all. Larn moro ot our system by calling lit S7SH Commercial street, or 'phono . J4Ja SOI and our represontatlvo will call, VAN ALSTINE, OORDON A CO., A. It MOHOAN & CO., Managers. W. W. Nell, R. E. D0WNINQ. HALL Jc DOWNING. Mmv ImrIrv, UMirasce. CHi4lte. Lmhs aeretiated for MvelvM Mtreas en the best Hrw at rtuoMMe rates. Tlora fclk t4alrs,fMltearay Bros. State St , Sakm Oreroa. OREGON'S BleRibboa STATE FAIR Sk, September 44 9 03 Th greatest exposltloa aad Mr mecx. mm w om tke Pa cAc Coast. Htgb class racing every af- MTftOG. Bc4escofla.taution auction uc 9t live stock will be held in connection with the fair. This will be the greatest auc tion sale ever held in the state and farmers will have an op portunity of securing some fine stock at reasonable prices All the prominent breeders on the coast have made consign ments to this sale. M. D. WISDOM, Sec. WHEAT MAUKKT. Cklcago, Aug 33. Wheat 80H G0.LD DUST FLOUR by THK SWfMY POWIH COMPANY U4my, Orson. M for family use, tuk your Tr tor ii. uraa and I ena Hiwaya on nana. M . . a k. . ' A I mAI N Atfttnt --.- fwa.wut tj hik ieaet -r VT- Sco them 4J-MMMSS-WS-WS-M-HISM P.. ..- tf .-L- In wntrfiM lit .. Ol n TT aircaay arriving. WC nave coods than ever before. Large -u-ti 1 t. u..C.t xtT-. ..- suuu nave uic -i."i. s. mt and particularly in ladies gold select it now and pay or it after uieieiima4mefi J. M. HOWELL I liMBATS cured LARD ! and everything in ourline 1 The Best Only Prompt Service. Fairs Treatment. la Stelncr'a Fish Market Phone 1401 Main wnmnaiana)im Dried Ptnes. Dried Prunes Dried Prunes Call and see us before you sell your Crop James M. Kyle & Co i 75 CommcrclalSt. SHIELD'S PARK Patton Bros., Managers, Coaraerclal and Center Sts. ..WIGHT.. Polite Vaudeville General Admlsckm J 5c, 25c Fresh Shasta Soda Water aad Lemon Ice at ffiicwtde Ctfw.rd en. M StSU A new line of Hose, Call and seo them at The Variety Store 4Cwrttt. AaMra M. Wtkfc. rrn CAIHTAU WTY Express and Tnisftr MeeU all mall an J passonrer tralna q au porta or tho cit.l lTOlul,t mYlcN Telephone No, til MECJCMArt. IE&MCK A MMY du&n .THI DAILY JOURNAL, 8ALIM, 0 p 1 K I 17 UiU WEATHER! FOR HOPS Mould Shows in Many Yards, but Crop is Good A Few Warm Sunshiny days will Destroy the Lfce, and Stop Spread of Mould Tho Orocon hon crop, ono of the most vnluablo In years, Is In danger, an n result of tho extremely unfavora ble weather conditions of tho past few d:ys, and, unless an early change occiirc, hundreds of thousands of dol lars will ho lost to tho growors of tho Wlllnmetto volley between now nnd picking, which oiiRht to begin within tho next two weeks, nnd oven enrller than that. Hops wero getting along nicely, and tho outlook for a vnluablo crop was exceedingly good until within tho past fow days. Wcathor conditions wero ,uv.ii ui.t.. ,..i..... ,.u ,....,,. favorable, thcro wero fow lice, and' mould was practically unKnown, nnu with tho exception of a few yards that wero threatened with the English nest, tho red spider, nothing threaten ed tho hop growors of tho Willamette ilnnft to nww'off'thilr" pmnts for thn vn.tr'n work, nut ftinv hml Ifft valley, nnd many growors wero be- .., .,,,1 timt was th6 OroKen mist. Dur - j ing tho past fow days showors have fallen, nnd ouddoniy tho ho hop yards n1,l Tlila nro 0CB)nnng to ahow mouhh Th8 is not confined to nny ono Bo'ction or S-AarVS. SStSS mould haa nppearoj throughout the g 0?acr8Tout dnBV,S Zn othero, and cotnplnlnts of tho blight nro pretty general. Only thoso ynrds that wore, thoroughly nnd Intelligent ly sprayed show nn nbsenco of tho blight, but theso protected flolds might bo said to bo In tho minority, nnd thcro is gravo danger ot n whole sale shrinking of values In the hop crop of tho state. "Conditions nro as bad ns they were In 1897," snld a largo grower Inst ovonlng, "nnd If tho wcathor docs not settlo soon, a largo portion of tho Oregon crop will bo sadly Injured If not ruined." This Is n general feeling among hop men here, nnd bright suushlno is can nestiy longed for by all Interested In this most vnluablo and Important In dustry. Hot weather will kill thn Tllci but mould, once In tho hops, Is inero 10 siny, as it is almost inpossl blo to eradicate. It aftor It once attacks tho crop to nny extent. All tho Ucnl dealers nnd tho grow ers residing In this city spent yester day In visiting tho yards about Sa lem, and tholr anxiety cannot bo hed don, though It Is claimed that should tho wcathor settlo soon and tho rains nnd clouds bo followed bv hrlcht aim. light, tho dnmngo would not be very mm. nnu u;r nnxicty ennnot bo hid- No Dessert More Attractive Why um gelatlno and penn noun soaking, sweetening, fUroring and coloring when Jell-O prodaeea better Ki.ulla.iu two minutes? fcrery thing in the package. Blmply add hot water andsettooool. It's perfection. Asur. priAi to tho housewife. No trouble. Itw ex. puw. Try It to-lay. In Four Fruit FLu i jmou, urange, Htnivbeny, Ilup. --" .'iniviAii, Wo ctrry tho WhltJ lloiry White Vibrating Shuttl nnd the Whvelor & Wilson Hotnry maelilnec. We nlso havo a numbor of ehonnnr mi.hii at most any prlco you want to pay. Wo sou moro Hck .-y machlnos than nny others beciio they are light ruh nlns bccAUM they nmk les nolso becauso they hold moro throaj be c.iuso thoy sow tastor because thoy aro longor llvd because thoy do not worry nnd wear out th operator. Call nnd seo our machines. We havo n separate salesroom where you may iook over our machine umllturbd. Wo sell new nmohlnos for ensh or In vnllnints and tnki- your old machine In oxchnnge. W runt nnd repair ma chines. Mr N. J. Hurley, a sowing machlno mun ot many years' exnerl. euco la In charge of this department nnu wo guarantee all of our wark F. A. WIGGINS Implement House. W37 Llbsrty 8t, Ssl.m. Farm Machlnorv. ntpvciA a. biles. Sewing Machines aad Supplies W. H. Barley. 8wln8 Machine Rspalrlnj. Sewing Machines .OREGON. .WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26,. ! BUSY HOUSEWIVES. ' Po-ru-na a Prompt and Permanent Cure for Nervousness. If 'Jcft ' dmmSL (Z3 IsBH ml Wt wf ""v w? mm . Mm Mia. : JPbiiP mbs. lulu larmer. Mr. Lulu Larmor, Stotfghton, Wli, ays: "For two rears I suffered with ner vous trouble and stomach disorders until It scorned that thcro was nothing to mo but a bundloof nerves. 41 1 was very Irritable, could not sleep, rest or compoo jnysolr, nnd was certain ty unfit to tako euro of a honsohold. " I took ncrro tonics and pills without benefit. When I began taking I'orunn I grow steadily hotter, my norvesgrow stronger, my rent was noiongor ntmi, - . . "... nd to-day I consider myself In pcrfoot health and strength. " Sfy recovery was slow but sure, but J porsovorcd nnd was rowarded by porfoct health." frs. Lulu Janncr. Jf rs. Anna B. Floharty, recent Super- of tho W. O. , to, atGalCSUUrg,IH.. T. U. hcadnuar was for ten yean Imia rf .lift Innrtlttr -Amnn tlmi-n Hot . husband, whon living, was first Pros!. dont ot tho Nobraska Woslcyan Uni versity at Lincoln, Neb. In a letter written from 401 Sixty lovontk street, W., Chicago, 111., she lays 1 "I would not bo without 1'ertina for ton times Its cofC Mrs, Anna B. Floharty. "Summer Catarrh," a book written by Dr, Hartman ou tho subjeotaf tho ner vous disturbances peculiar to summor, sentfreo to any addrons by Tho Furuna Medlclno Co., Columbus, Ohio. tho hop Industry suffered n heavy blow, even If tho most favorablo con ditions should vnsuo now. Picking of enrly hops has commenc ed In somo of the yards ot tho north ern pnrt of tho county and on Howell pralrlo, nnd in como ot tho yards It Is expected that this crop will nil ho gnthcrod by tho end of this woek. In Home of tho larger Howell pralrlo yards the picking of the Into crop will begin enrly next week nnd pickers cugngod for this work hnvo bon ad vised to hold thomnclves In readiness to move out Sunday or Monday to prepare their camps for tholr sojourn in tho yards. In the Sllvorton neighborhood pick ing will begin' tho Inst of this wook. ns growers r.ro fenrful lost mould should do thorn damage It thoy de lay, Tho Indication!: today nro for Improved wonther conditions soon, nnd If thoso sot In, tho dnmngo will bo loss pronoi need than wns fonrcd and tho growors coming from the country till morning soy there Is not ns much cause tor alarm ns Is mnnl foo'cd here. First Hop Shipment. Tho first hops of the 1003 crop tc be Bhlppod from this stnte loft Eu geno last ovonlng for New York. The lot consisted of 35 bates of Kugglos, grown by Wnr Smedo, nonr Eugene nnd was purchased by Jos. Harris, of Salem. Oregon, represontatlvo for Ilcnjamlu Schwartz & Sons, of Now York, nnd the hops wsre Bhlppod to thnt firm's New York houso. The price paid for the lot was 22 cents pot pound. Trib for salo by all druggists. A NATURAL RESULT. It Is very reasonable to suppose If tho lounuauun ot a structure was removed that tho building itself Is bound to nie uown. this samo principle can be applied to disease Take a medi cine Into the system that will remove tho cause of sickness, and the illness eaves of Itself. Dyspepsia. Indlges Hon, slck-headncho and biliousness hnvo their foundation in stomach dis orders, Removo this weakness and thta other svmntoms nr nn ,. There Is one cure for all this that all druggists sell for 25c per box, It Is nm n,Dr" 0unn'8 Improved Liver ilia, iuvy Kt'l ncni St thn hm.nn n. of these diseases and make the cure in .K RWBy tho causo ot We "... vuu a .wan oox tree by mall, or a large box on receipt of 25c. Address Dr. Bosanlo Co.. Philadelphia. Pa. For sale at .. btono'a Drug Stores. 4 ' n Money to in.n T.lAna In BII.MB , AAA short time, or for n porlod of years, '"- "' ui iu,vuu or less on r J- N- BROWN. noan S. ipstalrs, Tioga Bldg. 8-4-lm Here's Something Worth Your At tentlon. No housewife ccn prenare n. PnA.i meal without choice erocerlss. v that Is Just what we have beon telling you all the time. You will And we keep the best In the oity. BRANSON & RAOAN. NEW TODAY Dp. J. H. nu... Jw..li,-'TW". Phone No. 9,. R Jd, Jhoht0,Jg pouna au overcoat and coat with pocket book. Damon, a ladles' See A. H S-SS-at Fop Trade A vso-ar at d spring wa- i wy sooa jewit tcr roAd. cll on f. a. Aidrith. s-awt TO TAKE OREGON TRADE All Southeastern Or egon Tributary to California The Railroad will Soon be Pushed From Madeline to Lakeview and Bums In speaking of tho contemplated railroad extension of tho several routes into Central nnd Eastern Ore gon, the Oregon Journal has the fol lowing to oay relative to tho exten sion of tho N. O. O. Ity., from Made lino, Uio present terminus, to Lake view: Tho mysterious railroad enterprise that concerns Oregon nnd Portland Is tho lino thnt has already been con structed from tho Central Pacific northward to Mndollno, Nov., nnd thnt Is making toward Lake view. So much Is known. It inovltnbly. will drain from tho interior trado to tho Central Pacific, which means that it will be diverted to San Francisco. Thlo Is trado that belongs by overy law of land configuration nnd commorclnl preotlgo to Portland. Hlstorlcnlly, be cause of tho region Involved being in Oregon, for tho reason thnt It Is con tiguous to tho Columbia Valley's drninago of watersheds for tho most pnrt. Portland Is entitlod to hold tho buslnoos of Hnrnoy, Inko nnd conti guous counties, business territory that will bo Invnded by tho completion of tho Madollno lino to Lnkovlow. This road Is rcnlly tho ono menace to Portlnnd's commercial intorosts. It mcy well can ho the cheek of Port land's loyal lovers to palo with fear of Its consequences. "Whoso road Is It?" Is a question thnt Is pertinent at this time. If, ns Is claimed, It Is being built by a Now York banking houso, to develop coun try whoreln the concern owns mines and tlmbor, that docs not rollovo tho situation. Theso New York bnnkors might evolvo an nmbltlon. to do some lnrgcr railroading, nnd It might be extended to a conncctlcn with tho S. P. or O, R. & N but, If tho control chnnccd to be In tho hands of people hostile to Portland, It would glvo San Francisco the advnntngo In evory re spect, and Portland would suffor Im measurably It Is declared thnt this road Is not a Hnrrlmnn project. Competent nu thorlty so asserted tho othor day. Ac cepting tho statement, It I In order for Portland to lonrn oxnetly who Is behind It. nnd whether or not tho pro jectors will be likely to enrry out what appears to bo Inevitable the subtraction from Portland's commerco of a considerable volumo of business; In fact, porhnps, tho very absorption of Contrnl Oregon's trade by San Frnnclseo. nut, the weakness of Portland's position Is thnt business mon here nn pear not to know tho truth about nil of thoo nroJectB. Thcro Is not evident a syutemntlc courso ot Inquiry and a menns of organizing tho protest prnlnst oo-cnlled opposition to the commorclnl Interests of this city Ther has been mostly '"holler," with out propor notion by lending peoplo to cot nt the facts. Of nil ra'lroad protects now on foot, thnt Mndallno lino Is easily tho most sorloua menace to Portland's future. unl-Ms nppenrnnces aro deceitful. It noma mo possibility of actually In vading Portland's legitimate homo country, hauling to tho nay city evory ounco of goods to bo used by .tho peo plo within n region thnt Is all in Oregon, excepting n frlnco nronmi thi northern nnd eastern sides. 25c Can Do Wonders In tho way of a meal, If you call on George Bros., tho White House Restaurant They can servo you the best to bo had on tho coast Open day and night. fM-mrjnmr f' s aWH iBWvr (MCXMhSlMtlE PE01IMSxmARMNJFMOUSr Sweeping Reductions ForS Uad tho following prlco list and place for you to spend your money. 1! us. Wo nro always first In giving nu u y. No profits niiula for this sale; Ladles' SGo Black Mercetld tin- dersklrts, tlno QJ"ty - c LadleV $1.50 Blnok Silk Mercer- ale tlrfclr ' " 85c iJdtMtiro'ich'aUk Mer: cerlzed Black Underskirts salo Hrirn ii iq 500 yards best Calicoes, yd f3Ue 50 Wool Dresa Goods. 40 Inches wide, splendid clo'.h. yd 25c $1.25 Blnck- Pcnu de Solo Silk, boat quality, yd ....03c 7H Lace Striped Curtain Scrim. J0 Inches wide, yd 4o 85c Arigora Blankets, good heavy i-Ara.vy Vir I85 LAUlO' 15c Bb.ck StOktnra- alllr uairn. a pairs ror ., ,...25c mer goods. The Cteisest Store !i tlw rrorthwest - . - - -, --. McEVOY BROS., S-. orj i .."? XMarkct Quotations Today X "Mke Salem a Ceei Home Mirtt- i Poultry at Stelncr'a Markst chickens lie. Eggs Per dozen, 18c. Hop Market. Hops 1718c, Potatoes, Vegetables, Etc. New potatoes 50c. New onlonb 2c pot- pound. Watermelons lc per pound. Wood, Fence Posts, Etc. Big Hi- $4.00. Second-growth J3 50. Arh $:i.uo to i3.7& Dody oak $4.50. Pole oak $4.00. Cedar Posts 10c. Hides, Pelts and Furs, Oreon Hides, No. 11 7c. Gron Hides, No. 2 28& Calf Skins 4 to 5c Sheep 75c. Goat Sklne 26c to Jl.on Grain and Flour. Wheat 73;. Oats 25c. Barley $17 per ton. Flour Wholesale, $3.65. Live Otock Market Steers 2 ?ic. Cows 2 Vi c. Sheep $1.50. Dressed veal C. 4 c. Hogs 574 c. Mutton 2c per pound. Veal G G He Hay, Fe)d, Etx, Baled cheat $8!, Baled clover $8$9. - ' Bran $21. Shorts $22. Creamecy and Dairy Product. Good dairy buttor 1620c. Croamory buttor 23e. Cream separator skimmed. Com. Creamery, 24c, minus freight Portland Market Wheat Wnlla Walla, 7779c Wheat Vnlloy, SOc. Flour Portland, best grads. $3.GS4 3.85; graham, $3.3533.75. Oats Choice White, $1.07c. uariey Feed, $20021 per tor rolled, $21021.50. Mlllstuff Bran, $22. Hay Timothy, $14. Onions Now. $1.1501.25 por socJ Potatoes 75080c per sack. Eggs Oregon ranch, 18 l-2fl15 per-dozen. Poultry Chickens, mixed, 11 l-2( 12c yer pound; cprlng, 14014 M turkoys, live, 10012c. Mutton Gross, 505 l-2c. Hbgo Gross, 7 l-2c. Beef, Gross, C7c. Veal 8c por pound. Hops 1002 crop 20c. Wool Vnlloy. 17018c; EasteH Oregon, 12015c; Mohair, 35037U& Hides dry, 16 pounds am. upwards 15 to 16U Buttor Best dalrv, nominal; fanrl creamery, 2O022Hc; storo. 1C017& 8prlno Water Is what Strong's uso on tholr Ublei On theso warm days thoro Is nothlnfl llko It "WW TT are willing to mil af let the sta- tionery we are ofterinn tell its own economv story The better judge you are the more deeply you wil be impressed with the tre mendous values. Whethe; vou intend to buy or not! See it anyway at Pattons Book Store . aw .mW 4 fKKJMW carefully study over where Is tho bc Wo allow no competition to undei you tho best goods for tho leas 75c Cullco Wrappers, sale prlco. i.ilea' $1.50 Covert Cloth Dress skirts, best made. wJo prico. .- 75c Crash SWrt8- wc" mado' fan' t f trtamed. salo price ....,., Ladles' $2.50 Rainy-Day Skirts, mado of heavy wcolen goods. P'Ko i 200-yd. Spool Thread, sale price. . . Best Black Darning Cotton, ball, n.t Tll,tr qn silk hnii t 7n f . T V BofJt 10 HiUr Curlers Ladles Outlns Flannel Und'rsk'ts Best Standard Apron Gingham, yd! P Gloves, pair .. . . . - -PrTi-aa ,ln.iohwi1 nn nil mil SU .,. h.w,hDhv.w , ". W" -r KEBE