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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2T, ID 00. 3 Head Ache Sometimes? If so, it will interest you to know that it can be stopped with Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills; and without any bad after effects, and this without dan ger of forrqing a drug habit or having your stomach disar ranged. They positively con tain no opium, morphine, co caine, chloral, ether or chloro form in any form. Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills relieve pain, and leave only a sense of relief. The reason for this is explained by the fact that headache comes from tired, irritable, turbulent, over-taxed brain nerves. Anti Pain Pills soothe and strength en these nerves, thus removing the cause. They are harmless when taken as directed. "Wo use Dr. Miles' Antl-Paln Pills fnr the euro of headache, and w think &nt there Is nothing that -will cnual them. They will cure the; Beverest spell of nervous or sick hladncho in a very few minutes. I nra of a nervous temperament, and occasionally have spells when my nerves seem to be completely exhaust ed, and I tremble so I can scarcely contain myself. At theso times I. al ways tako the Antl-Paln Pills, and they quiet me right away. It is re markable what a soothing effect they have upon the nerves." .. . MRS. F. E. KARL, Detroit, Mich. Dr. Miles' Antl-Paln Pills are sold by your druggist, who will guarantee that the first package will henefit. t It falls, he will return your money. 25 doses, 25 cents. Never sold In bulk. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind Band Instruments Phonographs Records Stringed instruments and musical sundries. Don't forget that we have the goods and that they are for sale at reasonable prices. F. L. SAVAGE At J. Wcngor's Old Stand, 247 Commercial St. Repairing" Instruments a Specialty. General ..Machine Works.. E. M. KIGHTLINGER, Prop. 178 South Com. St. WE BUILD ANYTHING TIIAT CAN BE MADE FROM IRON OR. STEEL. NONE BUT FIRST-CLASS WORIvMEN EMPLOYED. General Repairing Solicited 9-19-lm WATCHES Special discount on all watches tho remainder of this month. Big stock Big assortment of designs. Big values at CHAS. H. HINGES Leading Jeweler and Optician. 123 Commercial Street. ! Gold Dust Flour Mad hv TOT SYDNEY- POW- 2 ER COMPANY, Sidney, Oregon, x Made for faHy use. Ask your grocer lor it. .uran ana enoru S always on haad. P. B. Wallace AGENT rinini IMMUflMAW"awpL Mmm mm u p 1 l. l. s. llu.Ciniiatuul(flnwllunuiH, UiiilMPviMi4mulb lyrr(i Mr sicL .. T4.lxaeur.rL. BBBBBPtslBfer'S'UBBr ? O. WORLD'S CROP OF HOPS Yield is ;Cousiderable Below the Average and Higher Prices May Result. The local market Is unchanged In any Important particular; Indeed there Is so little business doing that values are largely nominal. Brew ers seem In no hurry to operate and dealers are Inclined to await a more settled condition of affairs before taking on much stock. Picking In New York state Is practically com pleted, and It looks as if farmers have harvested 'the best crop that has been grown In years so far as quality Is concerned. No lice have appeared throughout the season nnd the hops are free of mold. A few sales are reported In the Interior at 20c and while dealers say they can buy more at the price, most growers are holding for a higher figure. Late telegrams from Oregon report heavy rains which have delayed the pick ing and there is some fear that the quality may be damaged. In other sections of the coast picking Is now" well under way. Cable advices' In dicate a little stronger market In Germany. In England picking is progressing satisfactorily and while the yield will not be any larger than early estimates the quality will be good. Hop Conditions in England, (South Eastern Gazette, Sept. 4.) The results of the picking In east and mid Kent are reported to be dis appointing In point of quantity- in many cases they come down 20 per cent short of growers' own esti mates; while In Sussex the yield Is still more disappointing. However, there is no doubt, that as far as colour, flavour and condition Is con cerned, a large proportion of the 1906 crop will form a record of qual ity. This is attributable to the rec ord sunshine, but owing to the ab normal hent of the last few days thero' Is a great tendency to prema ture ripeness on the thin soils and the heavy clay lands, while the cool bottomed valleys the hops are still standing well. In the later sorts it Is feared that the quality as well as the quantity will be disappointing if the heat continues, as many hops are In danger of becoming flyers. In tho "Weald of .Kent nnd Sussex the Fuggles have for tho most part withstood the blight better than the Bramblings, and on some of the slack bine they have grown to an ex ceptional size. According to an estimate supplied to "Tho Times," the district from Paddock Wood to Cranbrook will produce the heaviest crops of hops of the year in England. The Weald is expected by some to grow a crop equal to 1904, the North Kent growth will be more than in that year, Mid Kent proper will produce .rather less. East Kent (including the Bastard East Kent district) will probably be 25 per cont short, and Sussex from 30 to 40 per cent short Up till Saturday no quotation was obtnlnablo for the few samples of hops then In the Borough, but sel lers' views were very high. Quota- BRICK Brick furnished In large or smnll quantities. Pressed brick made to order. Yard on State Street, south of Penitentiary. SALEM BRICK YARD A. A. BURTON, Prop. DR. KUM Wonderful CHlNESEi DOCTOR TVIU treat yon with Oriental herb and cure any disease without operation or pain. Dr. Kum is known everywhere in Salem, and lias eared many prominent people here. He baa lived in Salem for 20 yerae, and can. be trusted. He usee ffitny medicine unknown to white doctors, and with then can eure catarrh, asthma, lasg tremble;, xhea matins, stomach, liver, aa4 kWaey die- WUW6 Dr. Kum makes a specialty of dropsy and female troubles. His remedies eere private diseases when 'everything else fails. He has hundreds of test! swalak, and gives eeaealtatlea free. Friees far aaedleiaes vtrj moderate. Femes la the eeeatry eaa write fer Weak. Ses4 stamp. If ye want seme extra Ane tea, got it free a sb, ruic sow wo oo., 1IT 8tk Kick street, Sales, Oregea. OefeeUe Betel Selesa. P. O. M. tlons for last year's crop were nom inally unchanged at 90a to 110s. From W. II. & II. Lc May. Messrs. W. H. & H. Lo Mny In their annual report of the hop crop In England among other things write as follows under date of September 1 : Wo have made a. most exhaustive examination of tho hop gardens of England, as, has been our constant practlco for the last 32 years, and can only come to the conclusion that the hop growers of England have had the most severe nnd persistent attack of aphis blight to contend with that they have over experi enced. It Is only those growers who commenced washing their hqps as soon as the fly made its appearance at the end of May, and continued the operation until' tho middle of August that have been successful In grow ing nnythlng like an average crop; but unfortunately, many even of these did not succeed In conquer ing the blight and will consequently grow very few hops, whilst of those who neglected to wash at tho proper time, many will have absolute fail ures nnd others will only pick from one to two cwt. per acre. Theso re marks apply to every district In Kent, Sussex', "Worcester, Hereford, Surrey nnd Hampshire. It Is our opinion that tho weight will approach as nearly as possible that gathered In 1904, thought many growers think that this cstlmato Is too high; there can bo no doubt, however, that Englnnd will produce this year considerably less than half her annual consumption. While wo have to condole with tho growers on tho smnllness of their crop, we have great pleasure in congratulating tho brewers on the ftrand qunlity that will bq placed be fore them this season. wo nave never seen better hops thnn those that are hanging on tho polos to day. Tho Continental hops are nny thlng but favorable. Popcrlngho and Alost, which were able In 1904 to send many thousands of pockets of hops to this mnrket, will hnvo few for export, the crop being very small and tho quality Indifferent. Tnking tho whole of Germnny, Austria, Franco nnd Belgium together It will bo a liberal estimate to put their crop at three-fifths of that of last year. Bearing this In mind wo think that tho Continent will not bo nblo to spare more than 50,000 cwt,, and if America sends 125,000 cwt., wo shall have a total of 175,000 cwt. to supplement tho English growth, which will bo somo where In tho neighborhood of ' 2 SO, 000 cwt., or say, in round figures, homo produc tion and imports 450,000 cwt. to gegether. Now tho consumption Is at least 700,000 cwt., and tho de ficiency of 250,000 cwt. will have to bo drawn from tho stock at present held by tho brewers (as outsldo tholr holdings there Is not 10,00 cwt ). Tho brewers alone nro able to form an opinion how many hops they will havo left on September 1, 1907. Tho low prices of last year havo resulted In tho grubbing of 2245 acres of hops, for according to tho agricultural returns Just received thero are now only 40,722 against 48,967 acres last year. This is tho lowest acreage for CO years, and n most serious state of affairs for the brewers of England! Thirty years ago thoro were over 72,000 acres In hop cultivation In England, and tho consumption of beer was less than it is now by over 10,000,000 barrels. Notes. Tho Malone Gazette, September 14, says: Tho hop harvest in Branklin county is now under way and if tho present favorablo weather continues will bo nearly completed by the end of tho week. Most yards are showing, a better yield than was anticipated and tho quality never was better. Wo hear "of no sales of tho new crop. Tho Schoharie Republican, Sep tember. 13, says: Tho few yards re maining unpicked last Saturday evening, will bo cleaned up this week. Tho yield In several of the largo yards in Schohario and Mlddlo burgh Is slightly increased. On tho uplands, however, thoro is" a short age, so that the. average Is about that of last year. This will provo true of tho state generally. Buyers aro not disposed to offer; over 20c. Growers would sell at 25c to quite aa extent and aro holding at that figure No business is doing. Tho early growths aro rapidly going Into market. The Mlddieburgh News, Septem ber 13, says: The crop throughout this sectloa Is practically all gather ed aad wltk growth free frpm mold and versalB and the weather all that could be desired while picking, the product Is one of the very best for years. The yield throughout tho valley will not vary mueJi from that rof 1905. Perhaps one half of the crop baa been sold at prices ranging from 14 to 25 ceaU. During the past two weeks we havo heard of no sales being made. Tho Coopertown Farmer, Septem ber 14, says: Tho Coopcrstown market Is quiet. Only a little busi ness is reported at 20c. New York dealers advise local dealers that tho price Is too high at that. .The crop Is all picked and thero Is nothing new to say regarding the quality or quantity. Tho Coblesklll Index, September 13, says: Practically nil the grow ers In tho town of Coblesklll will havo finished picking by tho time tho Index reaches the hands of Its rend ers. It is a record breaking season as fnr as weather is concerned, no rainy weather having occurred to de lay the work. This, coupled with the fact thnt tho crop Is lighter than Inst year, brings tho harvest to a finish much earlier than usual, even In the big yards. Tho shortage Is estimated at from 20 to 25 por cent less than the crop of 1905. Tho market does not open at 25 cents, as many hoped It might, yet, grow ers generally judging from state ments made, Intend to hold for' thnt figure. Sales are reported at 20 cents, and numerous offers at that figure. The Onconta Herald, September 13 says: Picking In Otsego county Is over and the crop, while somewhat short In quantity, Is flno In qunlity. A few sales at 20 cents nro noted, but growers generally will not ac cept less than 25 nnd buyers will not give this without orders. A tele gram today from tho Pacific const says that picking Is being delayed by rain nnd that one-third of the crop is unpicked. Tho. qunlity Is de teriorating on account of tho dolny. Tho Cherry Valley. Gnzette, Sep tember 13, says: Tho hop harvest for 190G Is over and the yield has ben a fair one, as hop crops go In this state of late years. Tho quality is the best In years, and as a conse quence they weigh well. Thoro havo been a number of sales In this town at 20 cents, but the mnporlty of growers are expecting to got 25 cents. The crop abroad Is very smnll and In this country Is -below the nvorage; the quality Is good enough for export and owing to tho general prosperity, tho consumption of beer Is the greatest In tho history of tho world. Under these conditions hops certninly ought to bring at least 30 cents. PILES I'nKtor's Wife in .Southern City Re stored to Health by the Wonder ful, Pyramid Pile (Jure. Wo Want Every Pllo Sufferer to Test This Great Cure nt .Our Expense Send Your Xiimo and Address for n Free Trial PnckiiKO. "In 1900, my wife wna attacked with piles and suffered from thorn 4 years and wns unable to attend to her domestic work. Wo tried many remedies, but all failed, and sho gavo up in despnlr. Mr. Edwin Shaver, of Snllsbury, N. C, who wub cured with your Pyramid Pile Cure recommended It as a suro euro to me. I havo used flvo boxes of It, and part of n box of salvo, on my wlfo, and she has been cured. Mny God ble"ss you nnd your romedy. Yours very truly, M. O. Hosklns, pafitor N'ottnway, Va Presbyterian church." Wo want to send you n frco trial of (his remedy nUoncpr'so you can see with your ,own oj'es what It can do. " You cure yourself with perfect ease, In your own home, and for llttlo expense, ' , " j , Pyramid. Pile Curo gives .'you prompt relief. ' It heaB sores and ulcers, reduces congestion and In flammation, nnd takes' away pain, Itching and irritation. After you have tried tho sample treatment, nn'd you are satisfied, you can get a full regular sized treat ment of Pyramid Pllo Curo nt your druggist's for 50 cents. If ho hasn't it, send us tho monpy and wo will swl'you the treatment at onco, by mall, In plain sealed package Send your name, and address at onco for a trial of this marvelous, quick, sure cure. Addrei( Pyramid Drug Co., 54 Pyramid 331dg Mar, shall. Mich. "Pat, what's the difference be tween a profession and a trade?" "The man who works at a trad? quits whoa his flight hours are u$. The man who follows a profession has to keep 6b uatll his work to dose." Chicago Record-Herald. Cbarles A. Towne expects that Bryan, if elected president, will saake bita a member of the eabJaet. I Well, It would be a great Joke, any BOW. Miiwauaee aeauaei. Whose Say-so Is Best? With nearly all medicines put up for saIo through druggists one has to take tlfo maker sy-o alono as to their enra tlvo value. Of course, such testimony is not thnt of a d I Interested party and accordingly Is not to lie given the ssitno credit as If writton from disinterested motive. Dr. PIcrco's medicine, how ever, form a single and therefore striking 'exception to thi rule. Tholr claims to tho conlldcnco of Invalids does not rest iololy upon their makers' say-so or praUe. Their Ingredients are matters of public knowledge, being printed on each separato bottle wrupixir. Thus Invalid sufferers are taken into Dr. Pierce's full confidence. Score of lend Inn medical men havo written enough to till volumes In pralso of tho curative value of the Severn! Ingredients entering into those well-known medicines. Amotifst these writers wo find stich med ical ltw'lit in I'rof. Klnley Elltnttwot d. M. D., of Peiiiiet .Medical Culleire. Clilcntre: l'rut. Uale, (it the samo city: Prof John M. Peud dor. M. H., late, of Cincinnati. Ohio! I'rof. John King. M. D Into or Cincinnati. Ohio; lr. Grorur Coo. ot New Yerk: l)r Ilnrtlio low, of JefTerson Medical Colleire, of l'a., nnd score ot others euually eminent. Dr. Tierce' Tavorlto Prescription euro the worst cute ot ft'ir.nlo weakne. nrolao us.antevor.lin nnd retroversion and corrects Irrumilurktlo. cures icilnful inrloK dries up dlsncrvcnblo and wenUenli.t; drain, some time known a pelvic catarrh and a multi tude of other duoae peculiar to women. Hear In mind. It I not a patent nor even a secret medicine, but tho "lnvorlto Prescrip tion" of n retrulnrly educated physician, ot lartro oxpeilenco In tho euro ot woman's peculiar nllmont. who frankly and eontld Iturly take hi pntlent Into hi full, con fidence by telling them Just whnt his Pro scription " Is composed of. Of no other medi cines, put n for woman's special maladies and sold through (lruwvMs, can it bo said that tho maker Is not afraid to deal thus frankly, openly and honotably, by letting every patient using tha same know exactly what she Is taking. blck women aro Invited to consult Dr. Plcrco, by letter, free. All correspond' once Is guarded as sacredly secret and womanly confidences, aro protected by professional prlvncv. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, llufTnlo. X. Y. How to preseno health and beauty It told in Dr. Plurco's Common Senso Med ical Advisor. It Is free. For n paper covered copy send Dr. R. V. Plorco, Buf falo. N. Y., 21 one-cent stamps to cover mailing nnli ; In cloth binding 31 stamps Dr. l'lurco'a Pellots euro constipation. The Fashion Stables Formerly Simpson's Stables Upto-dato livery and cab lino. Ftmo'nl turnouts a specialty. Tally ho for picnics and excursions. Phone 44. CHAS. W YANNKE, Prop 247 and 249 High Street. MONEY TO LOAN On Real Estate Mortgages, Wylie A. Moorcs, City Hall. CHINA STORE Special sale, silks, fancy goods, embroidery, lace, gents' nnd ladles' furnishing goods, wraps, coats, panta nnd suits, trunks, mattings and blan kets. Wo mnko up now llneB of wrappers, waists, white underwenr, and klmonas. Evorythlng going nt lowest prices. Hole Wing Sang Co. 34C Court St., Salem, Or. Jttst Received Two cars of bet Star A Star Codnr Shingles. Have you tried Malthoid Roofing or P. & B. Building Paport Full Guarantee Wovon Wlro Fencing of nil kinds Fenco Posts, Gates, Gato Hardware and Screen Doors. WALTER MORLEY 250 Court St., Salem, Or Salem- Independence Launch Coloma AFTER SEPTEMBER 1ST Leaves Salem at 2:00 p. m Arrive at Indcpondenco ..4:30 p. m. Leavo Independence .... 8:30 a, m. Arrive at Salem 0:30 a. m. Boat subject to charter on Sundays and between sailing hours. A. D. PETTYJOHN & SON, Props. Spent wisely Is the source of much satisfaction. Why not spend a little of It wisely sow buying groceries of usT Baker, Lawrence & Baker gaeeesson to Hsxritt ft Xdtwreaee. White House Restaurant GEORGE BROS. Proprs. Ia prepared to accomodate gay U4 crowd at aay time of the day or Bight. Phoae Main 19 Mate St. Meals served at all fceur. Satisfied When you meet a cook or housewife with a satisfied look, you can rest assured that they use ERPLEY'S PERFECTION BAKING POWDER Put Up in Glass Jars. C. M. EPPLEY Manufacturer Salem, Oregon Wild Rose flour $1.00 Per Sack Only Flour Bold in Salem that Is. mndo from ? ' Old Wheat If you uso Wild Hoso, you will not hnvo atlcky bread. FOR SALE AT ALl GRPCE.S GOLDSMITH'S "HAUNCH OP VENISON" that ho lauded must havo been the plcturo of our Hue legs of prlino lnmb and mutton. "Tho haunch wns it plcturo for pnlnt- era to study, Tho fnt was so whlto nnd tho loan wnH so ruddy." Expert Judges of prime nnd Juicy meats nro always delighted with the cholco cuts thnt wo sum! to tholr or der from our stock of lino meats. We handle nothing but tho best. K. C, CROSS Tim TOWN OSIER. Couldn't mnko an nnnounooment that would plcAe tie public bettor than when we tell them that their laundry work will bo done to perfec tion and tho Sajem Steam Laundry can't be competed with anywhere la the country for the perfection ot Its work on linen, silbs or woolens. We defy competition In this line, became If there were any better methods we would baye them at once. Try tin Salem Steam Laandry. Prices right. SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY. Colonel. J, Obsstead, Prey, PHONE 25. 13e.lCa . Liberty 8t, HOTEL OREGON Corner of Bereatk aad Stark Btro, PortUad, Oregon. The sew and" medera hotel of too eity Caters particularly to reaJdeats ef & lea sad other Oregea eltlea. Bereeea plsa. Free bus. Sates $1.00 per day a&d upward. IXaaesoteeei pill la the West, sad prises as lew as la plaeee' lees attractive. Dally Capital Jewrael WRIOKT-DIOitKNSOX XOTS& O. Effl0YrftLLX J?JBpijjisjsjsjs weanssj vpsj it essssssssfjs " VJ I H V &L . V JWl'lf ' f ? i? Mr Jt W 1M rm i I