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Newspaper Page Text'" rTT"i. .'f ( ?, ,f Too Much Co! J. r . I III- Daily Capital Journal "B ' ? n 15 toIc on wnffrcsnint)oM disinterested and noftSvfrllsan lxriird of crfivawfr. -krf-V O TXJ mucpn. I Tlffi S-iIhim Kfiit4mnri Is nefill J ,v.v. xi..n. aieui ftin sr rjsar -k-o- r--r-- --- rr -- Ti ixi ------ -n 3 :i. . njfficli biirTnji whllc-to Hlifttrjfie the depth ? ironldnofcost muclrfmr Mkc' rStock arid Fruits , c isrrrTT? 2S WKWftiU'ik'S time, If It can be done. If It can be done before the ballots arc of Ignorance to which peixms in a s w BY HOTOR BROTH BRS position tn be informed ranraiu it jFacts and Discussions, Jfc say on June 10: "The pi Ice ofMllvcr fs -ff.f n-arr !.-. ? t yy. IP t-. -y iTJ 'i?ViE3CSvEs HJ ,t gjiruriii 9 "r' OR destroyed, all fair Ihtsohs will abide wnnt nnn fiiv ilnv lifter the Oretrnn FKIDAY, JUNE 12, 1890. THE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION. There lit great public Interest In Ute ilbnwiflbnrt election In this dlWj.5l nnd tlio mm mt pUny cnllqci ferJe'elQcB tfariirilijy ufiermxui At Marlon Bguar will in iitM m kh,vrm tlsedi though (Ifont lmv been wm MUCUO. JIUiii The iJeUlil'i ttrb deeply IliteioSlcil ih the question whether Tongtio Or Van lierlJurghas a lawful plurality of votes Crtsti According to the olllclal rcturnH of tho county canvassing board Mr. Tongue, Is elected by about 70 plural Ity. The jwoplo were not pleased with the way Mr. Tongue got the nomina tion. Tliey were not plenFcd with lilx canvass and failure to Ktand on the sliver riucHtlou. "While the district Ik strongly Itopublican, still at leapt live thousand Mllver Kepublleans ic pudlnted Mr. Tougiic'rf position. Tiik Joimnai, published the truth nbout Mr. Tongue'rt position on tl;o vital Issue and was not Mtrptlftcd it the rt'Htilt. Hut It believer In fnlr play to Mr. Tongue. He should lo given bin certificate or election if he has 70 plurality, or 7 plurality or oi.e plurality, on an actual count or brl Iota. 1 1 a thero been a correct, aulual, fair count of the ballots? That Ik the only question. What arc the 'undis puted facts In tho case? it well known that Mr. Vundcrburg'u friends were' not. represented on the precinct election boards, in some counties not a Populist or Democrat, judge or clerk, was appointed. In Marion county, whero tho Populists were the second party In numbers two years ago, their wiliest to bo allowed n Judge In each precinct was denied, though it is understood .ludgo Hub bard thought It should lw granted. If Vanderburg's friends had been allowed a precinct J ml no In each pic clnct to count tho ballots, tliu I'opu lists could havo no Just kick, unless thero was palpable ovldonco of fraud In the election. Hut the fact that they were not lepresented, leaves them room to question the voiueltyor tho count In this district. On tho faco of tho returns as they ilrstcamoln, Yanderburg hadasarc plurality. Then camo a series of changes running from ft votes to',200 votes, nil In favor of Tongue, with one exception In Clackamas county. Wo aro not prepared to say that thoso orrors wore not really found; but the way that they were found and the uniform character or the Hud, ami tho fact or no errors being discovered prautlcally, but errors against the only real silver candidate In tho Held, and the fact that all the county canvassing boards nearly were against Mr. Vandorburg, leaves a cloud upon tho Integrity of tho of- llelal canvass by tho county boards. As soon as It was known that Mr. Vandorburg was probably elected, all thoso county canvassing boards went to work to flnil.orrorri In tho count by precincts, and found errors In many cases. And they round what they were looking for. They wore not looking for errors In favor of Mr. Yanderburg. What should tw done? Impressing Indignation and Inflammatory speeches will accomplish but llttlo. As tho matter stands, tho pcoplo will never believe but what the returns were tcinjiered lr not tampered with -to help Mr. .Tongue out of tho humllntioii of defeat at tho hands of llopubllcaus. It behooves Mr. Tongue under tho circumstances to demand tho fullest Investigation. Tho muss meet log should tako steps, If It does anything, to bccuro a recount of tho ' ----- r. fcrf---LjL- v jp -j by the result and the man elected will election. Hut the "free silver; republl- 9&S9SJW7 i. .... ii...t,...t d.i,. i, ..i.oc... i ti,..i cans" or ureinui wno voted ror van- in l: a u i.ii:iiii,.iu K.ILIU iiriui. r"- favhiiuu It U poslble to hare In, an election as it,TrHiirt.irr.rniirnTrii!iT nr. Mi?iw iUTOi-i. in producing this result than In In- production or tnecuoiceMiiuus. OntM.fthel.niosiblIltleslsanover cabbage, or any other objectionable fiKd. It require" but a little work . .... . . n prouucing tins result man in in- Mraui mem , i...r.rnvatiw...rtii.inld loosely conducted as Is the customln flICci the llnnpelal policy of the Jf you use an Incubator give It UU and It vastly linproesthearttli,soId. this state. Tills knd of a recount Is tup lwt that Mr, TonKiip, or Mr, YftnrburKff tiiplr friends cap ju or bo suUsrtcd with Tiirt m Qtlitir fitcin Hiitl ftniuro of i lit; tk'Cilon Hist limy dumo tin and be ilUutld In tlitsc Colunlim, but at Saturday's nleatltl all should unite III tho name or honest elections mid fair piny in a demand ror a recount on congressman; THE ASTORIA STRIKEi Several thousand fishermen on the lower Columbia are still on a strike agalnstm reduction In the price or salmon at the canneries fiom 5 cts. to i cts. a pound. There has been soms violence and threats or destruction or property and the situation Is a serious one. The canneries know the men cannot hold out all Hummer, us closed season will come on when llsblng is at an end. There have been calls ror the militia and several companies are held In readiness to go tbeie. The mllllla will only lw called out In extreme emergency tit protect lire and projt- erty and they would no doubt prove valuable In such a case. Hut the presence or a few hundred militia would not solve the problem between the tlshermcn and the canncrymen. That Is a struggle be tween capital and labor. The lis her men are mostly or foreign extraction though many aro naturalized. They aio a reckless, bold, adventurous class of men, accustomed to live on land or water, out in rain and storm, by night and day, and their lives aro In con stant peril. They aro scattered oyer miles and miles or water and sloughsand Islands. The mllllla would 1)0 at a great dis advantage In case of armed conlllct. The strikers also own an armored steamer and are capable of a long siege or resistance, with all the ad vantages In their favor, llefore fend ing the mllllla (loveruor Lord might try arbitration. Three disinterested men, who are not residents on the lower Columbia could hear alt the rauts and draw up a report and make it public, that would go tar to settle tho right and wrong or tho matter, and ir both sides would agrco to ac cept an unanimous report of such a board, to much tho bolter, it Is to bo IioihmI arbitration will bo tried be fore the mllllla are called In touettlo tho dispute. Wo live In an ago or rea son, not or force. people of Mars. As wo have said your attention. It will not run Itself. numy tlmcf, tlicrg will be further In preaseu. hi the rItlve price of hhi iimw uvury vw m im nvnq' (lianggr tuiHiJV'iiurni tyj,ii in ua"uimju ui K'iIiIi Tllfl relfitvtf pi'lco of Hint tiietal mtlH I'Unni ilU'.M). The Initio are producing more of tho yellow metal than Uec'eSsary Mr Hie lise bf mankind. This cuiiMdtgddnlorig with out effecting the malket price." "The mines aro produclnc mure or llie yellow metal than necessary for goodly portion of good priced eggs for the uses or mankind," hence, "there the holiday scan. will be further Increases in tho tela- Etrirs shells should be thoroughly the price of sliver and most every powdorcd and mixed In other food and one of the world's commodities with not given to liens whole, the exception of gold." Ir yml ,mve ne ymillK ,loek or Fair minded readers who still be- pnllet.s don't neglect them as to good nine in ine single goto sianoam as a safe, wise and lust standard, should consider the above admissions from a newspaper I hat Is owned and con trolled by men who believe In the sin gle gold standard, ir the assertions were true In regard to "the mines producing too much gold" the conclusion that this Is cheapening gold and bringing up the price or The Kern county, Cal,, Kqho nays ricsh drinking water. l'otato starch Is quoted lower than ever berore In the history or Its manu facture eyen tuough potatoes are very cheap. If the present export rate In rattle Is continued, the United States will, In 181)0, ship more cattle to England than ever berore In one year. everything else, Including silver,' South American stockmen arc mak would be a ratal Indictment against lug giant strides in Improving their the single gold standaid. Hut who will stock, and In due time, they will be believe that the world's mines aie " Ihot competitor In the European producing too much gold for the uses markets. ormanklud? Is thero any evidence to,' The poiiltryuian who allows his this assertion? Let the Statesman 'eggs to go into market In a dirty produce It. jillthy condition soon discovers that it is not a ract mat gold is growing there Is nothing In the poultry busi clieaper In tills country. It will buy uess. more.of labor and products than ever I Kvcry dairyman in Oregon should berore. Gold Is not cheaper In Europe.1 bo wideawake and attend tho dairy It Is i maintained In Us bullion value meetings and see that the state fair uv muiiiwoi r.iiKIUim Uiai axes US l,mi fair ri.i.rnsnnliillrin nf his imi. duct. rtlior' In- Tim nui.ti. nnn in lanancso cities, that Louis Alceo kccids (letgrnillicd hwtmrUuL'oliiriHUttjuroeUvidH lj' V will bMln w sotul "ri'"lca' Jplowlth reed to sell have already ludepoiulohl'o ha-i had rotlf taUcs ,eifc t10 Cftct:i of Hid big exodus of this Jeftr, and each race day was a ',. c, iast ..ciir. nd It looks now as rainy biid. I though the movement would be as The early moulter will contribute a ' ijreat this year. Wool la so low and the prollts In the sheep business o meager that the Hocks have to be sent wliii f i 'ivl r:i ii lu nroc.tircil tlio elionn-' est. Kern county has paid a very dear price for the experiment in "free wool." A good authority says: "Experi ence has shown that If oats are given to a horse the subsequent eating of tin v tnwpa llio nuts Into tlin Intnsl I lies ' before digestion Is completed; conse quently, If oats arc given after hay they properly stay in the stomach much longer, while the hay, contain ing a smaller amount of nutriment, may be partially digested in the stomach, and Its subsequent changes take place in the Intestines, where digestion Is slow. Therefore, oats should be given after hay, while water should he given before hay, both for one and the same reason. ram rmv Kith a liter . Hlesliwetiu nm,i $S3 n AurJMiit t im aclHii to-itself, You wi pilk Mi4 SUI;ll fU'Jf UU1IB8 tint of It Ml i W 4i Biaokvfell's Ikmhe Durham Smoking Tobaccd JJtiy u bun of th U cclcbmUd tohacoo and rcud tho cou non WiticlitiVOiiollstorvttluabloproscutaundhowtoBctthcinT tammt price per ounce and :ausei an unlim ited governmental demand for the bullion as unchangeable as the laws or the Modes and IVrslans. Results Tell the Story A vast matt ol direct, unimpeachable tc.lt. mony pruvei beyond any poMlbltltv of doubt ; that Hood's Snrsaparllla actually does per- iccuy nnu cnnancnti cure (lueasei causep by Impute blood. It record of cures U un equalled and theie cures have often been acconiplblied after nil olher ptepatailons had failed. Hood's I'ilU cure all liver ills, blltlousness, jaundice, nick headache Reduced Rotes. Those going east should will on or address the Colon Pacific City Ticket olllec, lavi'Mid I Street, Portland, ror rates to the following meetings: Republican National convention, St. Louis, Mo., .Mine lillh. Democratic Natl il Convention, Chicago, 111... Inly 7th. Peonlo'8 Party Convention and American Silver Convention, St. Lou Is, Mo., July i2ni. National Convention Yountr Pun. Negligence Is the oueaud only caucc for lousy poultry. If you are too lazy to keep them properly better get rid of them. A lousy chicken is both un wholesome as food and unprofitable to Its owner. Thero will not bo much early fruit In Southern Oregon says tho .Jackson ville Times, and the prospects for a largo crop of late fruit aro not en couraging. Considerable is dropping from the trees Tho Eugcno creamery Is now reclev lng nearly a ton of milk a day and when It Hist started it got but n quarter as much. The farmers are beginning to realize tho benelltof the creamery. Do not neglect to have a Mower garden as they have a softening and refining Influence upon the whole family, in ract, they aro tho sweet .'here is" Xl are a thousaud jp jjOQtl reasons why you f should use COTTOLENE i There arc no why you 1 fV should use lard. JL RATHER PARADOXICAL. Tho Statesman's grat Itudo towards Its "kind newspaper friends," must como from the heart as well as from tho head of the editor, when ho ex plains why J. W. MoKluuoy Is not al lowed to do business ror tho shop any more. Plrst ho says a contract was mado with McKlnuoy, then that tho contract was no good, and that Mc Klnuoy was no good, and that tho contract was cancelled because his service was nothatlsractory.theu that tho great mornluir lluht offered to renew tho contract, but that Mc Klnuoy refused simply because they wanted to tako out tho renewal clause! In other words, the States man admits that It would endure "unsatlsraotory aqrvlce," and oven MoKlnnoy's presonco, providing ho would consent to having tho vital clan) taken out of his contract, but Mr. MoKliiuey Isn't built that way. Ho knows his rights, and will protect them. In the meantime ho continues to collect tor the papers. - - -. ti Uucklea'a Arntca Halve Hie bctt Sdlve In iha woild r.u (Nil. hores, Hoies, Ulcers, Sail Uheuw. Fever and all letter. Chapped hand. Chilblain. liruUes, Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles or no pay rvqulird. It Is guaranteed to IJve ir (e laUslaciton or money refunded l'ilc 3 J cenls a box For wile by Fied A, i .. .i i.i Miss Itoaw Hicii-Tho leading so lirano or IMrtland will assist in tho creation, Monday evening at tho M. h. oluirch. Heservetl seals at Dear boms I teSmf nf n'i n,l!f.li,.l!, .,':",l!.t:'vor i '"mongers or lovo and rellnemcnt and Nn'SSSS' Muiatffnl VZ i aUon " M "' tho 'Wrt "f ower meeting, Hulfalo, N. Y. July :ird tolwi",cn- lOt II. ! I, n,iilnu ,.,,.w. I. ...... .!.!. . 1 lltli. ' l ranch than any other industry the fanner dabbles In. U.'ltf K. W. Uaxtiju Oeneral Agont. '1 ho dealer who says, "J have no IIoo Cako soap," practically admits that hu does not sell llrst quality gtjods. ir ho says ho has something 'Just as gooo" you will know at once that ho Is trying to bell you an In rorlor article. There Is more eloathlng destroyed by poor soap than by actual wear, as tho tree alkali rots tho cloth. IIoo Cako contains neither rreo alkali nor worthless tilling. Full DetailsGladly Given. A Railroad Official's Experience. v Ki sv . .. r Xt ;" i'- t til i 4& if V ,'Xjrl ft WKU. F.DWAUI) EDMONDS, longcon- 1 T JL ,,CCUH railroad coiutructlon tu NobraUa,vfriti: "My hoarttrx)ubled aud ialncsl uio tor J9 yoars. SliortuoM of brvath wo tho constant ami woteoratuon syiaptoiu. Iutuo,oseruciauinrplu,gvuer Mly tollowoa any o ro exort Ion. ralntnws, buuswrwlthoutttuyuppotitotauttorlnsthat wadaajo clutch uy brwwt, and palpitation that oftomttajscrcd mo as if I would fait wero frv.uent attacks. Asum, ovurythlnir would turn black If Iantoofrom a stooping; riiuro uuickly. Slve-iilau nlghtawith thou- Dr. IVllieS !" unrcatwew TTanM numerous aud I could ncart LUrC BMnorwimayornlsht. T?fctnfAc tcou.uttodleadlmnujy, itilUt Co swtarvs and tried adver- HPOltll tJ'1 Nuioaio. They " ;, Imoworllf.Onoot Dr. Stiles olrcuWr uvrlVe4 my caso so Maotly that I nwic Dr. Mllta1 Now Heart Cure and I ma uow u well man. I hop veryimitrwii)o4 fltU heart dueaso ,m trv tor. Mlt ...i.... i... .. . .. , . I iw il luoy UlllwritO rJaVinc Hm C!alr Snnn tn ruoMrMually. I win -i,iiv -ivn ,i.. ...n your kitchen or bath once- o.tLfZ'0 ,---- -- - 'm . n jik i . nurns k m . mcaJW always, " Mil' IlwarvOunt U sold on guarantoo any other industry the dabbles In. It requires a good financier and an energetic busi ness man to succeed In tho business. A good butter-maker says that the main point In making granular but ter is to havo tho temperature low enough to prevent adhesion or tho globules when they appear, and to stop the churn while they are In that codltlou. Tho United States Is Importing over $100,000 worth or cheese per mourn ami for tho past nine months our exports havo been 2.r,000,000 lbs. and our exports 8.000,000 lbs. Tho valuo of our exports were about $2, 200,000 while Imports were $1,131,000. County Clork Kclsay, of Tho Dalles, has slilpjwd four tons of peas to -Montana, receiving an avorago of $100 por ton. He will soon havo another ton for shipment. Tho peas planted In February did lietter than those planted In tho fall. In ordor to breed up Tor good layers you should keep an account or your hens and keep only thoso that make a good laying record. Ofton hens of tho Mine breed will vary from 20 to so eggs POULTRY DISEASES. An English expert, gives the follow ing remedies for poultry discasee: Diarrhoea. Ten drops or camphor ated spirits in a pint of di inking water. Costlvcness. (Jive plcity 'f jriceu food and put ten chops of sulphate i f magnesia to a pint or drinking water. Crop Uound. (Jive a t.ibl.. ji..j. hi or castor oil. Hronchltls. Put Ion drops wi of sulphuric aud nitric acid i.i .. i art of drinking water. Gapes.-Ulve the bird dally until It recovers, a small piece of cainp'.jor about the size of a grain of wheat. Rheumatism. Hatlio the legs with a strong liniment. Scaly legs. Wash the legs with castllc soap and warm wator and then annolut with an ointment made of equal parts melted lard and kerosene oil. Heavy colds Five drons of tincture or aconite lu a tablespoonta! or water twice a day. there will be a shortage or the usual quantity. In some orchards there Is an absolute failure, while in cithers, more favorably located, quite a fair crop will be obtained. -. The weather conditions have not Vet chnnged to settled summer weather, hence a continuation of showery weather may be looked for; the showers, however, should have gradually longer periods of sunshine between them. It'8 in Town ou'll be surprised. Wont "yellow t,e cIot, Wont burn your hanuV . Nothing equals It. Hotter Llinn (.., Extra large, packages. Soap Foam Washing l, uuuiira, "K Iwderwoay, 3 1 oo Reward $ioo. The readers or this paper will be plcaed to learn thai there Is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its taocs, and that is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is the only po.lllve cure now known to tnc medical iraternity. catarrh being a con stitutional disease, requires u constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken lute nally, nctlne, directly upon tin: blood and mucous surfuccs of tho system, thereby destroying the foundation ol the (license and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work The proprietors have so much faith in it curative po.vrrs lliat tlirv niter One Hun dred dollars for any c:-e dial t fuiL to cure. Send tor list of 'ti-nmii.iU ddrCH !'. J. CH :NKV K to., loh-iio, o. Sold by diugit. 7Cc. Special Rates. bcoLolse&iarkcr, MgcaUforthe 0.n.&N.andUnioniu.i1(.ralI regarding special round trip rat2 the. Republican national 1 TH3 MARKETS. Cliicfipo. June u Wheat, cash 8c Silver, 66cj lead, tunc eK'y Si WEATHER AND CROPS, Weather The week opened with warmth and sunshine, which con tinued until Juno 4th, when cloudy, cooler weather and rain prevailed. Crops-Clover and alralfa are ready to cut, but owing rain shown haying nas not commenced yet. The grass Is very long and heavy, and should tho current showery period bo or long du ration, which is not probable, much or tho grass will bo beaten down. Save the delao to haying, the weather litis been very favorable. The two weeks of dry weather allowed most all of the delayed spring seeding to be tln islted, gardciu planted, etc., and tho soil to dry out, hence the showers were welcome and beneficial, The warm sunshine produced a too rapid growth, and tho change In tho weather has checked tho rapid growth and as a result, makes a tinner and more healthy stand. Red clover Is in bloom, and orchard grass Is la head. Rye and barley uro heudlni?. vn and winter-sown wheat are In boot; "priug grain, except that sown within uio past rew weeks, Is up, and It Is making an excellent growth. Corn Is growing well, but It would bo bone Hted by more warmth. All grasses and grains have had a most excellent growth; It Is seldom that conditions aro as favorable for thoso as they havo been this year. Gardens nm mU.i,.,. flnclys new peas are lu. tho market; nun IIUIIUOV.S urn tit New Voik, Iuiii; ii.. 3 30. PORTLAND MARKET. Portland. June 1 1. Wheat valley, jj; tiaiui ttana, 331154, Flour Portland. $2.85; benton county, 2 S5; graham, $2.65; superfine, $2.25 per bbl. Oats-White, 273oc; grey, 2728;rolleJ, in bags, $4.2SS.2J, barrels, 4.5o7.og; cases, 3.75. Potatoes. . Oregon, 5o57,Vc per sack. Hay,. Good, 8p per ton. Wool.. Valley. oVrhec: Eastern Orcirhn 57C Milistufls. .Ilran, $!3.5'S.5;shorts,$i5. Poultry-Chickens, mixed,$33.25; broil ers, $i.5o3; ducks, 4as; geese, 5; turkeys, llvo, I2lc; dressed, I5at7c. Hides.. green, salted 60 lbs 5c; under 60 Ib44c; sheep pelts, lo7oc. Hops. .Oregon, 2 to 3c, according to qual. Ity. flutter. .Orecon fancv creamery, itfihin' fancy dairy. 25; fair to Kood, I5i7i, Uiecie .Oregon full cream, 10. L'ggs.. Oregon, 9loc per doz. I!ecf..Topsteers. 3,oo3.25 per lb; fan to good steers. iVMz 3.5c; cows, 2f 2c; dressed beef, "lV.5c. SAN FRANCISCO MARKET. San Francisco. Tune 11 Wheat. i.oi Woo! Oregon, choice, 6(0)70; inferior 4 jc, valley, oioc. Hops Quotable at 23c. Potatoes 658oc per sack. Oats-Milling, 7582. SALEM MARKET. Wheat,. 44c per Du., market firm. Oats .i8(2oc. Hay .. Haled, cheat, $S.oos.so; timothy, 7.. Flour.. In wholesale lots, 3,00; retail, 3.20; bran, bulk ii.ooj sacked, 12.00; shorts, 13.0013.00: chop feed, tl.oo 12.00, Poultry. .Ch!(.kens,$i.25i.5o;ducks,7o lb; spring chickens, loc lb. . VeaL.Dressed, 3, Hogs.. Dressed, 3, Live Cattle.. 2ral2lyi. I" . -- f m- ll r T ... . ,,., too lAsinocnitlc national convention at Chicago, Peoples nartr convention at St. Louis nVt n,i,Pr; veutlon Y. p. S. C7E L at VtS ,T' D. C, National cd. catlunal tfc tlon at Rutfalo, jf. y. ., atiJ 6 national encampment at Stfeu" 2l. Oatd-diw SALEM WAGON & REPAIR SHOP 1 am prepared to do all kinii of work is wood and iron IUpl,ine mjchinerr of any kind or linking and repairing stone cut. tcrs, tools and edged tools of any kind nude and repaired; wagons anil buggies repaired and new ones made to order. IiorieshoemJ' the best lhat can bo done In tovm-hnj! made nhoes. Pistes and running W cire. fully attended to. Call st my stand, t too Chcmeketa street, back of New York iUciet store, R. J. HERSCIIBACH, Salem Steam Laundry Please notice the cut in prices on the following! Shirts, plain ..loctnn Under drawers 5 to iocen:s Undtr shirt 51010CCSL Socks, per pair 3 ctn-i Handkerchiefs 1 con Silk handkerchiefs 3 crnti Sheets and citlow sIIds xt cents ner dattn. and other work In proportion. Flannels and other work in' tclhgently washed by hand Col, J, Olmsted Prop. cliool Sheep.. Live, 2.50. Wool.. Heat, i2Vc. Hop..i5est, 4So. during tlio past two weeks. Shonri.,.. continues, but tho wool Is reported to L.T'', l?1."- Excitable, 1 toboA.Bhtertl,a,,usua.o,,rcoun that nmibottuunedu or money wrundod. 'wtiotlier ho has been feedlujr turnips, It U iM Important In select Int.. .. T. '". " ". "l l0 uo .u? 'P o 1. .. 11.... . " . ow. iiiuuiimii ernn. nr uT.ioi. ?K ."". lIHscs to pick ItiKtoneountv. i.. ..:.,' V' " ' I uio-so wnicti jay tno most eeus ns it. tu .1...1 .....'. " """j uuijumihi to select a good brood sow. At a recent farmers' meeting held at lllllsboro, among other questions asked was whether any persons pres ent had had any experience In feeding cheat hay. The replies showed that cheat hay tlnds very little favor with the dairymen of Washington eoiintv. One of them said that thev Imd nut. grown cheat hay lu Washington county. Cheat hav Is a cheat at best compared v.ith gunl clover or alfalfa. The proper aeration of milk Is one of tho principal things in putting pure wholesome uitlk upon the market nnd milk that has not been aerated should not bo olfoieti for sale. Every dairyman should possess tin aerator and use It every day lu theyear.no matter what ho Is feeding his herd. Tho milk will all have a tlno llavor Lees.. Cash. 8c. Uuiter.. Host dairy, 8c; fancy creamery Clieose .i2Vie. Farm Smoked Meats Dacoi, 7c; 9c; shoulders, 5c.f Potatoes.. 3sc per bu. , hams Miss Ballou's S OPENEU IN CHANS SO HALL, Will receive children from 3 yetri uowirf Special attention to bsginners. All aearel branches.fortheolder pupils taaebt, incloi inj; drawing, modeling, mutic plainsnd n tlstic i.eedle work All work done oa the la dividual plan in which each child U M vanced according to its own capacity- F terms and particulars apply to Mia 0. w' lou. Twentieth ami Chcmeketa sts. 1 nnumn in lV 1'' 1,1 A V fllMuiJ f fl 1 11 IU In all towns and localities throBchoot ik United States and territories to sell the twit aln Washer and Steam Cooker, the ta use. It saves its own price In the clothes lu less than six months. Sent U D. by express, prepaid, for $.So. i " s in copper. For particulais, d"..,,, I. u u.w-. Did You Ever. Iry Electric Bitters as a remedy for your TrC?...J not- Cet a "le now and get teller, l hii .medicine has been found to e peculiarly adapted to the relier nnd cure of all remale Cnmnlilnit ..... . ...j....i ax .!..:- .""rrw' "". "wm "..vi.1 luuucnce in giving strength and tone to r" 1!,yo.u ave los of Appetite, Cantiiinilon, Headache, Fainting Spells, of areervous. Sleepless, Excitable. Melan- 156 Statu street. Salem, 0r- Eleelrle the lack of sunsh.neto develop oil. s' - Etev1l, SmFig Tiilt-Tuoro la iiocncouraelni! .'"""". ired A, Legg.s Drug Store i.u vuiauriiiug ine irttlt. apples continue to uivii. aisri Kmii. prunes. The peaches have ceased to drop and those now set will make the ".. a,.v N0 ,or prU.ots , rt will he light, but the later cherries havo not been very seriously affected hy the weather. Strawberries are ripening rapidly, and the market will ou be crowded with them. AH 1 he tree fruit has the recortl of hav g been Injured by weatl.ercondltlon this year, which Is the second occur- 1 ears aim, Miss Bloch win -1 ... n,. Creation Monday ovonlng. 1LY VIGOR 1 1 t-! "'tl tho worUl, 2000 ! " "tetnc happy pralsea for Li Jte thegrer et,Brand- ccusiul cure for sex ual vrcakncea and lostylepr known to medical science. An accpantofthlasron-. ttrul dieorrw, la book form, wltiiref. vviii:c ana oooooooo Webster's Intermational Bidlionary The Ouo Great Standard Autboritri So wrtte itoo,: Ii. 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