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DAILY OAPITAIi JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1000. IPS STILL HOPPING ices Go Up Steadily and It Looks Good to Oregon Growers rhe price of hops has been steadl- J advancing for several weeks. bwers are securing 15 cents just Ireadlly as 10 cents were offered a brt time ago. Julius PIncus and Lachmund have been making Be largo contracts and have bar- ttned for 750 bales at 15 cents, in neighborhood of Dallas and near hs city, this is tne ingnest price lually paid. It Is not believed that very large amounts have been h at these or any other prices, but i noticed that the upward tenden- In prices has prevailed all sum- V. Xew York Market. The local market Has shown a Igbtly firmer tone the past week, ling to the continued unfavorable ports received from England re- Irdlng their crop. Latest advices cablo report that the vermin at- jck has not ceased, and the crop probably be considerably short consequence, occasional Inquiries o reported from brewers, but the Emness of holders has interfered Ith the actual movement, and very Itle business has been done, Bough wo hear of Oregon's made at (J cents. The crop reports from Pacific coast continue favorable om all three coast states and latest Bvlces from New York stato report Be vines as arming out considerably fetter than expected, and the out- ok Is very favorable, with the entirely free of vermin. Con- acting on the Pacific coast still con nues at prices ranging from 10 JH cents, and It Is reported that cents has been paid In some ln- lances. Latest crop advices from be Continent are just a trifle bet- r, though the yards are still in gen ially unfavorable condition. Of the 37S bales noticed abovo as nported this week, 250 bales are Imerlcan hops returned from Eur- Ipe. Hop Conditions In England. The Maidstone South Eastern Ga- Juy 3: Where sufficiently Altered to escape the full force of lie wind, the hops benefited by tho aln of Friday morning, and fair Progress is recorded on tho week. fermln, however, is still trouble- ome, and the outlook remains un- iromislng. in tho Borough there is h quotable alternation in' values, ut the market continues strong. I'lng to the death of supplies every- inere, while "English growers are loldlng back their hops In hopes of I'Sner prices later. Cron reports fom the United States, are fairly atlsfactory, but a bad attack of fly reported in Germany. Canterbury and District. Tho I'ant has mado fair progress during pe past week, but the aphis blight m greatly Increased to such an put, in fact, that desnito fronuent lashing it is alpiost unexampled.. some of the plantations cultiva-1 p is in arrear, work being delay- by tho necessity of continuous fashing. Following the terrific pnpour of rain of Friday morn- F. hot, forcing weather Is badly peaed, so that tho plantations mai nover themselves. At presont the Inspects of a cron are considered 1 be good. Ashford. The bine suffered se- ply from the gale of Friday, many rthe heads being broken off-or bad gered. There is still a good fea of vermin, but it has not in- FMsed of late. oenenden. The prospects do not -wove. There Is still too much PrOIn, and Knnin nloooa inmn tn hn ., J-.W-W US.W. vw l'"nS Up. idstone. Friday's rnln did pxj in cleansing the plant, but the ,' Knocked thfl hlnn nhnnt n irnnd Mil. Thorn lc atlll ..n-l l.l cause trouhln. Bt""OUgh. Messrn. W TT nnil TT. ray. London, repert: There is mange to report on this market, ices remain Vflrv firm, with nn Pvard tendency. The reports from tta t Dtat,ons 8Deak of a continued ack of fly nnd fresh llce and mat. ' 4ro coming serious now that r are into July. nereford Thn rnlno nf Tin nnit ; have hnd n pnnA attnnl nn fha P yards, as tho bine has received woughiy good washing, which , i. however, is still trouble- me and llkpiv tn .nn.r.o. . Ll!.r for som time to come. Tho . OI th6 hlnn VQrlaD finnaMat. Tlll- -. - vo wuojuBi- " different parts of the county. ' N. Y. nilQlnnea t i.1. . ... , ,""'"' ,u lue marKet is very quiet. Worcester. There has been very heavy rains throughout the district during the past week, which in itself nas ueen very beneficial to the plan tations, but some of tho nights have been Very cold. In many places the bine is slack and weak, but there are same good pieces. Tho attack of blight is still very serious and persistent, and some of the hops are damaged teyond recovery. Present appearances promise less than a imra or last year's crop. Hops In Washington. The Yakima Republic, July 13: Notwithstanding tho stories that have been circulated about tho big crop of hops in America and Europe and the low prices that will prevail this fall the buyers are offering an advance of 1 cents per pound on contrncts over what was paid two weeks ago. Contracts have been made freely this spring at 10 cents per 'pound. During tho last few days there has been a stiffening in prices and 11 . cents is now being offered. Some o"f the growers have even refused this offer. , The indications are that Yakima will produce as many If not more hops than she did last year. The vines nro showing up in good shape and tho hot weather has killed the vermin. Tho predictions are that Oregon will produce a crop equal to that of last year and that the west side will show up this season with about as many as last year. Califor nia will probably produce a crop slightly in excess of last year, ac cording to all reports. Nurnberg, June 2G. Wo have been enjoying splendid weather dur ing the week past, and tho hop plant is making good progress now. How ever, the growth Is still very uneven and genernlly much backward, but NERVOUS WRECK MRS. GBEEN WAS SLOWLY WASTING AWAY Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Saved Her Life Sho Gained 20 Pounds In Weight, Can Walk and Work, and Praises tho Pills to Others. General debility is a term that cov era n multitude of cases wIicto tliore is no acuto disease, yet tho pationt con tinues to loso strength nnd tho doctor's medicines have no apparent effect. This is the decline that lends to denth if means are not found1 to check it. In a great majority of tho cases Dr. Wil liams' Pink Pills will check it and re store! henlth and strength because- they actually maka new blood and so send ronowed vitality to every organ and tissuo of tho body. Mrs. S. A. Green, whoso address Is Box 29, R. P. D. No. 4, Franklin, Gn., says: "For three and a hulf years I suffered from weakness and nervous ness, complicated with stomach troublo At times I was confined to my bed for periods ranging from threo weeks to two months, and was under tho phy sicans enro most of tho timo for three yems. I do not know tho cause of my trouble, but I was prostrated with weakness, and, although I took a great dettl of medicine, nothing soomed to give mo strength. At times my stom ach hurt me something iearful, and my hoad often troubled me. I was sleep loss, and what sleep I got did not re fresh me. "When! I began taking Dr. Wil liams ' Pink Pills, because a friend in sisted on it, I weighed 104 pounds. I knew I was so bad that a few dosei would not cure me, and I had patience Soon thci pills began to givo me strength, my blood got in better con dition, T could 6leep well at night and help some with the housework. Now I weigh 130 pounds, and think nothing of walking half a mile. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have done wonders for me, and tho neighbors all know this state ment to be true." Dr. Williams' Pink Pills actually make now blood. That is all thoy "do, but they do it well. Thoy don't act on tho bowels. They won't cure any disease that is not cured by bad blood. They cure anaemia, rheumatism, head aches and many forms of weakness io the most direct manner, and, as the nrtves depend upon tho blood for nour ishment, thoy strike at tho root of such' diseases as neuralgia, sciatica, partial paralysis and have been used with the greatest benefit, even in casej of locomotor ataxia. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold by all dtuggists, or will be sent by mail, postpaid, on recrfpt of price, 50 conts per box, six boxes .w, ny i Williams' Medicine Co., Schnectady, tho general outlook Is brighter than a week ago. London, June 29. Tho situation In the plantnltlons has not Improved. Though washing has been general, many gardens having been sprayed three or four times, yet there Is a further attack of "fly." Much of the bine is very backward, but there is plenty of time for It to fill In be tween now and August; the forcing weather of last week has helped the growth where tho hops have been well done. Smiles The Roguo River League Is a Dandy. Development The boarding, house habit is in creasing. The family must go. The model newspaper of tho world might as well be printed at Salem as anywhere. But Tho Journal Is too modest to claim It. Bryan wants prominonco in the press, lots of Interviews, opinions expressed on everything, lota of gas, wind and froth all the time. lie does not want to be president. Asterlan: Undoubtedly Senator Smoot is feeling sorry for some of the men, who are married to some of the women who are after him all the time. Tho Dalles Daily Chrenicle: Swimming is an accomplishment which is mighty handy to hnvo tuck ed away in your clothes. Tho timo to learn Is sometime beforo you' drown. In the American Magazine for Au gust there is the story of a preacher who was guilty of stealing ideals for his sermons. Some of tho means he employed are curiously Interest ing. Horace McKlnley is coming home, as one paper expresses It. Ho does not belong to Oregon. Ho is n na tive of Wisconsin, the homo of near ly all the successful timber land thieves. The rest come Worn Mich igan and Minnesota. . Hereafter tho "opened by mis take" excuse will be a mistake that may cost $200. Tho postofllco de partment has ruled that mall must bo looked over before leaving the office, and thnt any letter put In your box by mistake must bo re turned before leaving tho postofllco under a penalty of ?200 for failure to do so. i Perhaps Brownell was right after pany, and the concern is -said to have all in wanting a constitualonnl con- J ndvertiscdl: "Vineless potntoes win bo vention. But then that has been Krown in bins abovo the ground in 00 forbidden by act of Mr. U'Ron, and ,itj-s ,t a cost not to exceed 0 cents Mr. Brownell laid away for two years 'per bush?." It appear thnt tho main in Involuntary political retirement idea connected with tho vineless po So there is not much dnngor of a tato deal was to sell a combination of new constitution, and tho old plan sawdust and "potatino" t $1.50 a of allowing tho mllllonarios to dodgo bottle, and) since tho mails wero being taxes and sock it to tho poor innnusd to get growers to send orders- for witli a UIg ramlly and only one cow , will be continued for a timo at least, I held you, laughing, on my kneo, And kisses stole, a score or more, You were a rosy elf of threo, And I, well, I was twenty-four! Now you are radiant twenty-three, While I, alas, am forty-four! I'm conscience-stricken! well I seo My peace has flown forovermoro, Unless thoso kisses I restore; Those stolen kisses I restore. -Sarah Martyn Wright in Tho American Magazine for August. A well-known Virginia congress man, leaving his houso ono morning, forgot a letter that he had meant to mail. That afternoon somothlng called it to his mind and, as It was of considerable Importance, ho Im mediately hurried homo. The letter was nowheer to bo found. Ho sum moned his faithful old darkey ser vant. "Zeko," ho sair, " did you seo anything of a letter of mlno around tho house?" "Yessub. Yo' lef it on yo' table." "Then where Is It now?" "Ah mailed it sub." "Mailed it! Why, Zeko, thoro wasn't any name and address on the envelope!" "Jea so, Buch. Jes' bo. Ah thought It mus' bo In answer to ono of dera anonymous letters yo'vo been gettiri' lately." "Under the Spread ing Chestnut Tree ," Everybody's Magazine for August. Vlneleea Potatoes. The dealer in agricultural fakes hai heretofore had Borne respect for tho potato. Ho has sold seed) warranted to produce strange results, great yields, etc. But the originator of tho "yine- IltTlta VfcUiV (,uui''uukcu won m Ixtr to the Ht of farzo swindles. The l.jfi -vAlMSn Hi.lknAy1 M VtAVMI tlltttti t HARD WATER MADE SOFT WITH PURE BORAX Send lor Iree booklet showing analysis o nard wate in 100 cit ies in the United States, with the amount of ?0 Mule-Team Pure Borax necessary to use in each case to soften the water and pro duce clean, white clothes without injury to the finest fabric or most, 'delicate hands. E0-Mul8-Tam Purs Borax cold by all dctlsn Sample for 5c in stamps. Address Pacific Coast Borax Co., San Francisco, Cal. Ntw Address: Bacon Building, Oakland California. thing reached such proportions thnt it como finally thnt a fraud order has been issued by the postofllco depart ment against tho promoters of tho "Vineless Potato Company." It is stated) that tho inspectors who had this mntten under investigation were influenced in securing the fraud order from nn opinion from the agricultural department at Washington to tho ef fect that the) vineless potato is a fake pure nnd simple. It is said to hnvo been stated by authorises in tho ag ricultural department that it is no so cret "that small potatoes can bo (;rown vinel58 in tho dla'rk on white blenched shoots, of sprouting seed potatoes, but it was pointed out that the crop would always bo less than tho amount planted." A promoter named W. D. Dnrst Is said to have been the main fctor in organizing the- Vineless Potato Com tho materials for growing tho vino- less notato Iho government decided a fraud onler would bo tho best thing to stop tho fake. An envelope usodi by tho company showed on the upper left hand corner two farmers dancing and taking things easy while- a "potato incubator" was turning out a crop nearby, "while you wait." In the picturo a couple of horses wesio sitting on the ground laughing at tho "snap." It is suggest- red that tho horse lough now has boon given tho company by Undo Sam. A few happy phrases woro on mcieTeam AH Oregon Will Be at the STATE FAIR For J 906. From Sept iO to t5 inclusive at the State Fait Grounds Nea Salem In both quality and quantity of exhibits, and in every other way, it will be the greatest State Fair in the history of Oregon. Never before was there sccch widespread interest in this institution. A visit to the State Fair of 1906 wilt be a liberal education. It will show yow what Oregon has done, and, more important, it will point the way to the magnificent possibilities of the future. No one can afford to miss the Oregon State Fair for J 906. Few patriotic peo ple who can spare the time will miss it. $15,000 In purses for racing events, including a $2000 pace and a $2000 trot, at Oregon State Fair 1906 Beginning September, 10, and ending September 1 5 $1 0,000 In premiums on live stock, agricultural and manufac tured products. ItftYvill be the greatest State Fair in the history of Or egon. It belongs to all the people of this state; all are interested, and tens of thousands of them will be in attendance tho envelopo as follews: "Let tho in cubator do tho work;" "Grows 'em in winter time;" "Thousands of bush els per ncre," etc. To whnt" extent this vineless potato swindlo hws been worked) is hard to estimato just now, but it is certain the preparation has been widely sold But thoso who have been inveigled into parting with their money for this worthless stuff will hnvo to make tho best of their luck. No victims in Ore- gon hnvo ns yet Jeported, nnd it Is hoped that this state lws escaped as to this Humid. particular humbug. Albany An Undutif ul Wife. A most interesting and amusing caso of wifely insubordination is re pented from Washington. It appears that tho navy department is following the example of somo of the other do pantmrats, of tho government, and putting a bam upon mnnriago, it having recently issuedl nn order that wives of officers shll not accompany thci.? husbands when these aro on official business. Of course, this virtually breakn up tho dloine'ic Ufo of such officers ns spend tho mos-t of their time ns they should, in attending to their duty. Protests have been many, but ono woman has obstinately refused to bey bath her hubnml nd the government, :ia nppea's from this let ter ireeeived1 My tho department from Commod'o-io Pyffe, then in command of tho A'lntio squadiron. "Sir: It becomes my mlnful duty to report that my wifo KUzst Fyffo, lins,. in disobeyanco -to my orders and in tho faco of tho regulations of tho navy deiartment, taken up her resi- donee at this trtntlon and persistently rofusoH to lenvu." Probably Mrs. Fyffo thinks clio is obeying Iho higher law when sho re bels agains this edict ami sho might rightly clnimi tjmt having married when no such regulation was in force, tho government had no right to put a now disability on her mnrrh'd life, ex po.- facto. Wo hopo Mrs. Fyffo will win 11)0 day. Woman's Tribune. How the Boys Might Sav)e. (American Industries.) I saw tho other day, says John A. Walker, threo eight-dollar a week young fellows. I say $8 a week, he- causo they looked it. All three wcro smoking; all , threo wore sitting in what thoy callc'd n "Dago's" shino chair, gotting a "shine." After tho Bhine, all threo wont to a barber shop for a "shave" Hero woro throio wnstings of cash by these. $S-a-wock boys. Pirst, thoy need iot smoko; or nooil not until thoy can afford It. Noxt, thoy should shnvo themselves and shlno their own shoos. Done, as it doubtloss is, twice a week, it costs them CO conts a week; this is $20 a year and is equal to tho intorcst on $500 a yt'n.r at 5 prrr cent. I don't speak for undue, saving; I rather bespeak liberal spending if ono enn nfford it, but an $8-a-week boy has no judgment when ho throws awayi $500 for this is what ho docs when ho wnstcs tho interest ou that much capital. Tho saving system, until you can affo"d to i-jiend, would put many n "young follor" beyond tho caprices of fate. Danderine GREW THIS HAIR-. And we can PROVE IT Wv j MRS. ANNIE C. 8HEEHAN, WtlrOity, Kantat. Von must remember that (Alllne hair and d&ndruRaroslsnaot decay, or a diseased con dition of tbn scalp, and you must uot daisy treatment. To do so simply means mors loss of hair, and a greater Impoverished scalp, ana finally no hair. Tlio wlio Milng to do Is to cor rect t In tho start. Dandnrlnn works wonders In all such casos. It will quickly rogenerate tho enfeebtod tissues, and make your hatr grow mors beautiful than It oyer was. KOW at ult drufrtrlits, throe sites. 25o., 50c. and $ 1.0O pr bottle. KMOWLTON DANDEUINIS CO., Chtoaro, KtHikK ft fn .ft fi