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WEEKLY OREGON STATESMAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1 Thermometers -. For hop dryers noil dairymen. Wc have Just received a big stock aIo p.Klrt magnifying glasses and microscoiies. We have one thermometer which register the extreme heat and cold, you can tell at a glace the Jiighest and lowest pojnt reach by the mercury I 'rices ranging from 20c to $2,00. ( : Barr's Jewelry Store 11 8 State Street ' Salem, Oregon C-D-MINTON 131 COURT STREET -w" 1. STALEY. Principal It will afford ns pleasure to show visitors through our new rooms. We are Iietter equipped than ever liefore to prepare young men and women for useful ufs. We offer thorough lnstmctiou in five courses: Business, Shorthand, English, Typewriting and Penmanship Our diort hand department Is now in esskni, and will bo continue through the fcummer. Our ucav catalogue will give full information con cerning the courses of study, rates of tuition, etc. FOU A COPY, and plan now to attend the coining fal'L MOIT'S PENNYROYAL , 111 or and" banian pains of menstruation." They are LIFE SAVIillS to girls at womanhood, aiding development of organs and body. No known remedy for women eqnals them. Cannot do harm life becomes a pleasure $1.M WAl 150X II Y MAIL. Sold Iiy drusgIsts. DE. MOTT'S CHEMICAL CO., Cleveland, Ohio. FOR SALE BY A LL DRUGGISTS. Ah FYAIUIIMF THIR lf IIIIIIIIUI I I II J mmm mm mmmm m m m m mmw mmmm m mmr m m m w SOMETHING .NEW AND OOOI) ALL THE TIME. $IOOO Will buy 21 acres of rich hill 1 uik nninijt. m TiiMiKiiiK in' ruv or. raiem. ami me vauey. and wiln a magnitii cut view or the mountains; fair I1011.se; barn 2Ox30 feet; well; 5 acres fruit, orchard teu years old. Good terms. $700 A h:i imI.'. me cottasro of six ro lot, fenced: fruit, garden, flowers, etc., centrally located In resi dence portion. This Is a sacrilice. 173 acres Five miles south of Salem on lieaver da 111 land; line house. well watered with springs. cheap. no acres Three miles northward from land, til rt liottom; all black 160 acres Close to farm last above; all ground for all kinds of crop. 7 acres In fruit orchard 8 yars old and place" southeast of Turner. Can i acre Near West Salem, '.11 good fr property. ''.' 14 acres Of finest of latidTlose by fair grounds, good house, barn and out buildings; good-'orchard; plenty of berries and evcrythiug to make a pleasant and profitable home. $750 Will buy ten acres of land just worth 200 an acrj In two years. SALEn LAND OFFICE Up Stairs in the Statesman Building. SEND US ONE DOLLAR I. i , '? i "t 'JiA ttr t FINE JOB -766 Connrrrfjd Srrecf. III 1 . ;i! El fine Pedigreed... I J JOES 'Bred, or with litter; also some young bueks for sale. ' XV rite us or call at the rabbltry. ' ' If jou want to see the genuine Ilufus lied, inspect our stock. PILLS They overcome Weak ncss, irregularity, and omissions, increaso vig- 1 1ST L.III I Kind. 2i,.j miles from the big bridge In oms and basement: uiee' south frnns Jefferson road; has over IOO acres of and barn; 20 acres of . good timber; An Ideal farm $nd can be be bought Jefferson, in "Parrlsh's gap. Roiling loam soil. ell watered. but 20 acres in cultivation, Good in good eonditiou;' tiear McKiuney be had cheap and on good tcrrus. uit; will exchauge for Kaletu town outside the city liiu'ts. that will b . - - err mm 1. TO l miTM VJ SPECIAL HIGH CRAPE S38.50 STOCK SADDLE YOU CAW EXAMINE IT SraTr' yericcllj wmtUtmftmrjr exactly ma revrrscated. An Extra Fino High Crado Saddle tmI tf jnl of mMIe wm fwntei nt tnr OUR PRICE, $38, SJ, im h depwit, ar ana (rdclic rharvr. Thi9 Saddle la made on a ISKor lu-lnch Genuine Ladosma or Nelson Heavy Steel Fork.... e.wrrriXT :leptk kawhidf covkkki FKt:ll bMrdnrmU et 1. itlc-l iilnf .rtl tirnjM - iartt iMHiM, . airaa. wm TREE IS MADE fcXTBA STROKG im4, In. wite MirNp tnuhvnt, tV-dirli Clartnp ritni Ki ot r , InrS tin bwfcl on eltMd. kojr 'tti tw4d Moxlcsa 4Kra front d?a, aar tto fceilinr Cstk c-im-fa. oaaaecUof aUmix, Loop Mat, KM an Jonkey ail ana pirea. ; ECAWT HAND RAISED STAMPING iitTt-rmt--1. - Wrla-at mT PiMIr ). Miila fAr ihTni. tKMiad, tRUbUT IS Aaaif a I. a o i & ll. WRITE FOR FREE VEHICLE. HARNESS W9 SADDLE CATALOGUE. hawing a hill ha ( Cowboy a4 Rncar Catftts at lh lowat arte as er fuatad. Address. SaRS. ROEBUCK (Ins.) CHICAGO, ILL PRIINXI1NG LEGAL BLANKS 300 K WORK ! " x .: 4 r. - . , '- 1 ' ' .. , . '" - - ISrATESMAN.JOB OFFICE ROOSEVELT IS CODING WEST Will Speak In Montana, Idaho and Itab, CAN50T C01TE TO THE COAST His Tear inelades Many Slates la the Mississippi ' Valley Xegro Editors in Session. 1 CHICAGO, Aug. 1ST Governor IlooKevcH's route for liis trip through tlK West was annouucjiHl today. sStart from Chicago on Sciteuibcr Dth, he will spcuk iu Wisconsin, South Da kota, North Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Utah, Wyoming, Colorado, ; Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa, before I reaching this dty again. On Septeuaber 17th he wiH K'ak in llclemi, Mont.; Sep tember 18th. Butte, Mont.; September 10th, l'ocatello. Idaho. lie will not visit Oregon, Washington and Califor nia. VOTED DOWN. Iiuliannpolix, InL, Aug. 27.-The Na tional A fro-American Press Assoeia tiou tolay -opened with over tif ty dele gxites In attendance. A resolution to endorse the administration of livi dent M-Kiiikj, was voted -down after a. hot discussion. THEY WILL FUSE. Ida lid lK"nioTats and PoimHsts to Ileal Their Differences. Hoist, Idaho, Aug. 27. Tin Deiuo- ciatic and i'opullst leader are 'gather-' ed here for the pnriMW of arranging a gusion at tentatively agived on at a recent confeix'Uce in t)liicago. Tiie plan is to 'have the Populists take tlown tlieir electors, aiid they are to lx; given the Hepreiseutative in (Congress, the State Auditor and tin? Mine In iqiector. Tliere has Ikvu much talk to the en"ct fliat there might be trouble in bringing atimit an arningemeut, but fclmse inteiiestetl apiwar to feel contl- dent it will, lie accomplished. The formal conference 4s to Ix-giu tomor row. MAIL VOU NOME. Contract Let to Carry Letters via lhiwson During the Winter. Washington, Aug. L'7. The INistottice DenartJiieiit Ikih given the contract to the t Canadian iH'velopment Company (iiitmeui 10 earry ine letier man iroui Skagway to St. Michaels ami Nome. fium IeeemlT 1st to March Jlst, The route will -be via Dawson. FITZSIMMONS IS OUT. Has Anuomieed His Permanent Ktiiv inent from the King. New York, Ang. -. - IolTt Kitz simnionH ttxlay announced his retire ment from the pugilistic .ring. He made an ineffectual attempt today to get on a ana'tch for the heavyweight championship with .las. J, Jeffries, V take place lefore t'Mt Ilorton law ex pires, at iniln1glit next Friday. o a ta s o 3R. tr . BearU3 Tb IvKid Yoo Haw Always BoajM Bignatax of THE WOOLEN MILLS ONE IILNOKEIl PKOPLK EMPLOTEIl IN ITS OPERATION. Oni of tha Mannrarturlnc Concerns That Did Not Close Daring the Hard Tlmri. There are KM) people employed by the Salem Woolen Mill Co. at present, and this force kectw the mill In oier ation day and night, j; Ity running nig!it does, not mean that the mill Is making a. great -deal of money or has a great rush of business, for it ias Ikh ii the policy of the management of the mill to rm day and night and there liave lwen ft-v nights 1u tlie last lifUi-n yesirs wlieu the mill was not running, of course, excepting Suualay nights UUtl time loHt bv the rtcKlrrii". tion of the plant by Are, a few years J nr.... 'I'l . ...Ml . 1 . . . . . .. . 1 . t win uwT) uui k"-j a great Ktock of gnls on tiaud. but contracts In advam-e; that Is. sells goods ami then makes them. For instance, the mill Is now liiaking gMMls on n cou tra ma ile MMiie' months ago. The mill is making -lnlli f1:iiu.i ami blankets to the value of about xi.t,iMM Mr month. - It rjuire8 aliout MHK pounds of wool fir the use of the mill annually; most of Mu toek has olready lnx-n purchas-! for the cominsr vnr .fttie-duilf has Ikhmi taken from the vaJ. ley and the iviiiaimler comes from Eastern Ongon. This was one of rlie tiiaiiiir.itnriM.. concerns, it should be- reniemlered inai ttm imH. ios Its doors during the bard tiutcx Mtat struek ilu nation Pew years Iwvk. This mill, instead of rlositig. -crowde.1 the limit of its nl IeJty and by this means was able to run without & Joss. S.il.m nn.i down nrilb like thU, nnder similar management, aud tlie time is coming when the city will harp tlieni, too. - CAUt; I IT IN THE ACT.-A bout l:l. otl-Mk this (Tuesday) morning. Officer Snrith dweovered two men at work on an old engine Just south of the South Commercial street bridge, apparently : detachinsr flifurM ti,q itti-er siH-eeededn eapturing one of ine men. nut The other escaped. The one arretted was taken to ' the city hall aud locked up, but nothing was iouuu 11 mm to Indicate that he had removed anything from llie engine. Ilnnotur 4t,af a . 1 . Am . . 1 ,.v.-,.v, j t. t. aii iuc viulti tnxeu him the fellow threw away some thing, "which appeared, fiota tbe'so(und k made in striking, ' to -be, a piece of metal, ; probably some part of the en gine, widen, It found on the prisoner's peuon, would have been Incriminat ing evidence against him. jTne fellow refused to give his name. He wQI have a bearing this morning. FAKE WELL fjERXION.-r-Iter. J. J. Evans, pastor of he First Christian church, preached hla final aermon on Sunday evening, to a Urge audience. Iter, and Mrs. Evans leave on Friday for. lied Bluff, California,' where Ilev. Erana will assume the pastorate of the Christian church. Rev. Powell Mr. Evans' successor, will arrive in this city tn a couple of weeks and -will as sume charge of the local church. ' A WOI1KEIL XJiUjert. Patterson & Itrophy will xn have one of the lest places in the. countj, II. Brophy is a worker." Eola correq)ondent In Dallas (I'olk county) Itemizer. ; This nfin to Henry Broifliy, ex-warden at the ieuitentiary "who i now a tiller of the son - in the well-known hop ami stock farm alluded to in the fore ?o4ng. : VISITING INSTITUTES. State Supt. J. II. Ackerman spent yesterday In his office at tbe Cupitol, attending to his.corresponxJerice, and leaves to day for ILillesbono, where he will at tend the Washington Comity Teach ers Institute toraoJTow. j On- Frklay he will be at Hood River, where he will address the Wasco County Teach ers' Institute. FIR COXES. Wesley January lias started for the Big Elk country o gather lir burrs or cones.' lie is in the employ of a Silvertou man, wlio has a contract for It WO sacks. It Is con-je.-turel that they are to lie used for (medicinal purposes. Corvallis Gazette. l?OXD APPROVED.-i-The bo ml of of Mrs. Emelme. A. Marsh, ns mierdhin of Miles L. Marsh, a mtaor, for JTWO. was yestcrilay iilexl in t.the prolntite court nnd approved by: County Judge John II. Scott. ONE LICENSE. County Oerk W. W. Ha.ll yesterday issued a marriage license to Z. T. Ziegler and Miss Cora DantcL uion the applii-atiou and attl davit of George W. Fry. . MAUDE AND THE JUDGE. Tlie ex -judge sat In hi rustic chair. Dreaming of days when prosjiects were fair. When lie was a clerk in . a grocery store. Reading law at night for an hour or more. Then politics gave him a playful nudge Aud set him up on the bench as a judge. While 011 Jiis vacation j one eumitier day He met Maude Muller at work in the hay. dove, Now, Maude was as sHiy as a turtle So the judge fell heels over liead in love. "Maude, dear," said le "for pity's ?ke Come, be my bride, and give up that rake." But Maudle answered and said: "Oh no; . The chap for me is tlie man with tlie hoe." Pulling off his coat, the Judge said: "See, For your sake, Maudie, I'll a farmer be." So tlie love-sick judge gave up his job Ami became a granger alas! iioor slob! They married and liought a farm on t lne ' And settled down to a life sublime For elgiitwu hours they toiled eaeh day. Trying the mortgage on the farm to pay. , This happened some .-forty-odd years ago. But rill the ex-judge wields the hoe. He is getting tiff in clliow and knee, For he Isn't as. young as he 'used to be. But le often dreams of what might have, bc-eu. For the mortgage is bigger now than then. Chicago News, I count myself in nothing else ho happy. As in a sou! renunnb'ring my gmd friend!: And, as my fortune 'ripens with thy love. It shall lie still thy true love recom pense. ' - Richard III. FORTUNE FROM BELGIAN HARES. Better titan poultry, Produced Cheaper. FOR SALE Fine Backs, also Does bred and unbred. , BARGAINS:-::-: Does and litters for. 120 00 " " " .... 19 00 " " " , 10 00 : ; All fine Littera? If you know a bargain in Belgians you will not hesitate, a fine start . . witlioat waiting. Write tor prices or enquire 'mt Steteammr nice. T. A. WEICU. 3AIEH. 060". t- . - . ; ; ' . - H . Jf2r Vnna TT iIZI-UlIIIIBII'i""I' aafc Tajav v Marker Reports. The .local market quotations yester day vere as follows: Wheat Hi cents at the Salem Flour ing Mills Co.'s office. Oaita 35 cent tbuylug). - , , Hay Cheat, buying $U to.$LoO; tim timothy; $&so to $ia Flour 73 and SO cents iter sack; J.SO to $3 per bid. M1H fwnl Bran, $13; shorts, $13.50. Butter 20 ami 22 cents, tbuying).. Eggs 151-euts, Poultry Chickens, 7c per lb; market badly overstocked. Pork Fat, 4 gross, 5 net. Ikvf Steers, 'ZV2, cows, 3iei gowl heifer, 3Hc. Mutton Sheep, 3 to zV on foot; shear ed 2lt to 3c. " Veal 6i and 7c dressed. Potatoes 25$t30 cents, buying. Woolis to 16 cents, market weak. Mohair 25 cents. ; 1 t Hop Twine 14 cents oer pound. WHIP3, ROBES California Oak-tanned Leather used. . "Harness Oil. etc. F. E. SHAFER 2.1 State Street Salem, Oregon NEW TO-DAY. FIU'IT DRYER FOR SALE Cheap. ell furnished; good location. Cap acity 100 bushels. J. It. Casteleiu, Kickreall, Oregon. 8rJT-3td- ltw. TWO LADIES Can get -room and board tn iuk-t, private family, nice location; ten minutes walk from Uni versity. Address "A. B.," care Statesman. 8:2M-0td-2tw. WANTED A man with -team to liaul 2SO cords of fir wood near Mute School, Address. Claytou Wentz, Supt , Salem. -8:2S-6td-2t.w. roit b.Vhb-llamnletouian niare. ound, geutle nnd good trsiveller, or 'will Inide for fresh milch cow. Ad dress "Y. A.," care Statesman. i S-28-itd -2tw. LOST A dark Jersey cow. with !riIle and halter. Cot out of pasture at No. 21 Ferry st rt. Friday night. Any information leading to return of same to above address will Ik re warded'' 8-22(1) THE GREAT T1QUIS SNAKE-OIL LINIMENT Prepared from ptire rattlesnake oil A guaranteed cure for rheumatism, whether acute, chronic, sciatic or in flammatory. Believes instanteousjy headache, neuralgia pains, ear-ache, swellings, swellings of the throat. contracted cords and all pains and aches. Deafness' cured with rattle snake oil liniment. Price 50 cents per bot t le. THE YAQUIS MEOiCiHE CO., Porflanrf, Or For sale ly D. J. Fry, Salem. Or. ..LA-CAS-KA.. Tin? Yaquis blood and nerve tonic A purely vegetable comiouiid, -free from all miueral immsoiu it cleanses all bilious derangement and impure blood from the system and restores . weaken ed constitutions. Tones the nerves. Creates appetite and makes it a josi jive cure for rheumatism, blood disor ders, stomach troubles, liver aud kid ney complaints, sick headaches, ma laria, pimples, dysjiepsia, catarrh, con stipation, heart troubles nervousness, skin diseases, salt rheum and neural gia. Female weakness and irregulari ties promptly relieved nnd permanent ly cured. Price 50 cents per Indtle. IKE YAQUIS MEDICINE H.PorM, Or For sale by D. J. Fry, Salem, Or. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE TO CREDITORS.- , Ju the County Court of the State of Oregon for Marlon County. In the Matter of the Estate of George Wcl ler, deceased: Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned has been duly appointed executor of tlie last will of George Weller, deceased, by the Honorable County Court of Marion County, Ore gon. All persons having claims against the estate of said deceased are hereby required to present them with the proper vouchers, within six months from tlie date of this notice, to tlie undersigned at his plface of bus iness In Salem, Marion County, Ore gon. Dated at Salem, Oregon, July 31, 1000. CHARLES S. WELLER, Executor of the last Will of George Weller. deceased. CARSON' & ADAMS, Attorneys. 7:31-5tw. FINAL NOTICE. . In the County Court ofrthe State of Oregon for' Marion County. In tlie matter of the estate of Ziba A. Col burn, deceased: Notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern, that L. J. Priest, as administrator of the lnve entitled es tate, has'filed his Mnal account' in the alsive entitled court, and that by . an order of said court duly made aud en tered of record therein, on the 18th dav of August A. D. l'JOO. said court has Dxcd Monday, the 24fh day of Septemlwr A. D. l'.NiO, t the hour of lo o'clock in tlie forenoon of said day. at tlie court house in Salem, Marion county, Oregon, a the time and place for hearing any and all objections to sa'd final account. Date of first publication of this no tice August 21, A. D. 1!M. L. J. PRIEST, ' Administrator. 81-5tw. WARRANTS WANTED- Highest premium paid for Marion and Polk rounty warrants, at the Rice of E. Breyman. with Boise & Barker, 270 Commercial street, Salem. 7:1 -dw FOR HALR Flftwii high-grade Jer ey one-yi'ar-old heifers, due to calve in MarclL See II. A. Thomas, Sst leui, Oregon. Sili-tf w. Fine printing. Statesman Job Office, .--' Sioii Growers AND f RUT RAISERS We have over 200 empty, solid bar rels on hand to pick hops In, and about eighteen or tweiity new casks and hogs heads are In good, solid shape to put in grain, fruit or potatoes, etc. VERY CHEAP; and will take fruit or chick ens for them. 1 Will 4mtA mvtll fiii-t lior nnHMi 1Ia.a fore bring in first time you come to tlie city, 3-our produce, and get one or two; or else we will cut it up for firewood; we need tine room, but will give you all this month's time to secure. ' YOKOHAMA Ttft STORE 210 Commercial Street, Salem, Or. " S. C, STONE. M.D. ! Proprietor of , t. - .j , . . STONE'S DRUG WES SALEM, OREGON. The stores, (two In nuinlcr) are lo- cated at No. 233 and X3 Commercial street,; and are well Ktocked with a complete line of drugs and medicines, toilet articles, perfumery, brushes, etc., etc;, etc. i r ! DR. STONE Has had some 2o years experience in the practice of medicine and now makes no charge for consultation, ex amination or prescription. NOTICE TO CONTRACTUS. WU . . .1. . f I . 1. - . vi ine uouiny t;ierK or i.mu County, Oregon. Aug. 11. ItMio. Notice j to Contractors: Pursuant to an order of it lie courts of Linn and Mhrfou Counties. Oregon, notice is hereby given,, that scaled bids will 1m? received by me at my otlice in Albany. Linn County. Oregon, until August ,''o, liXHt, iit 1 o'clock p. m. for fe-iinnVr-insr tlw bridire acrss the North Saa. tiain river Jat- Stayton, Oregon,in,eslle. lMams excepted!, said repairs to' Ik' completed by Oetols-r 1. liKKi. ' a'hd tlie timlter used to lx tirstdass 'timlHrvred " or yellow lir. v Said biIs will lie opened on said Aug ust 3oth. 1!hn, at Ir.)ni.. at Albany. by.. the Joiat Courts of Linn andMarioii i.tMiui ics. a n.uu 111 ine amount or the bid will lo ixquirttl of tlie snecess ful bidder. Cash to tlie-a mount of 7 per cent, of tlie amount bid must ac company each bid: same lo Im forfeited by successful bidder if lie fails to con-, tract with said counties within three days. The Court reserves tlie right to re ject any and ail bids. W, F. 1 1 A M M 1CIC. ' County .Clerk ofUnii 'mnilj Ore gon, by I :. !'. Montague, Icpiity. :ir-2tlv-lt' NOTICE TO COXTIlAnOKS. Not ire is hereby given Ilia I scaled lids will le rei eived at I lie (lH e of the Couiuy Clerk -for .Marion .county,. Oregon, until August .".o, lltoo, at lo o'rhn-k a. nil. for making litis as. fol lows: One 011 the east end of tlie bridge! across ihsiver creek, near C. Wenger's place, exteinling 2 fe t. ill a westerly iirection from th" east eml of said bridge, also n extriidiim from, west -nd of said bridge in an easterly direction, 120 feet, said tills to le a. high ais the 11 001; of said bridge anddS fe't on top, with a stme iilmtmciit on tlie east end of the west till. Said work, is to l completed by -September 20. 1!ih, The right to reject auv and all bills is reserved. JOHN II. SCOTT, K:lo-ltdwtd. County Judge. THE PACIFIC HOMESTEAD. Sn- lem. Oregon, is GIVING A NEW MUNSON TYPEWRITER, the En cyclopaedia Brittanica, valuabh liooks. 11 Guitar. Mandolin, etc., to those- who will send In a certain numler of sub-' script Ions. You simply send tlie re quired number and GET THE PRES ENT. This is not open to regular Koliciltors to whom a commission ; is paid.; Write for particulars and a- copy: of the paper. We will pay a eiisbJ commission to those who will devote their time to soliciting for tlie paper. Address ' j PACIFIC HOMESTEAD, j Salem, Oregon? Hewitt Pays the Freight I , -r . On all orders of $20 and upward. within a radius of 100 miles of Port- laud. Railroad and Logging' Gamps a Specialty. j . A. HEWITT. No. 183 Third Street, Portland, Or, -WILKES STALLION, "JEROME" ! NO. 29631 Will stand for Mares the coming sort- sou at Corner of Ferry and Literty streets. For Pedigree and particulars, call on . w j Dr. 1A. Long Venrterinary v Surgeon. Salem, Or. ACADEMY OF THE 8ACKKO HKAKT UndT the direction of the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary, will lie reopened on Tuesday, Sep. 4lh. It is advisable for students to. come at the lieginuing of the session. For fur ther particulars, address the Academy, at' Salem, ' Oregon, or apply, at the Academy. Money to Loan On improved farm and eity property, at loweat current ratea. j T. K. FORD, i Ovr LAdd St Boab'a tak. LOST Light lay mare, weight about 10011 kuim1.: K years old, star la forehead, white feet behind, "branded with hat bra ml. on left shoulder. Shoe on right foot, smooth 'hoe. IMsajuKured on or alsuit Angurt Wth. Return ta Frank Carter. Whlt eaker. Or. . . . - Si'4 3w (B. Finc printing. Statesman Job Office