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Newspaper Page TextKw1 -X MhwS'v jf mntr jtC , r KUS.f . l "' f'.' titr : if V . c S?,T ' r" 1 W' , : He itvt w ' ,n t- h. i Mok Over Yoip Coupons .'VMrMM' 27 rt NEW LIFE .i fyt , The holders of the following Coupons will upon 'presentation receive the Prizes indicated by the list below; those being the numbers drawn July 3: M Rambler Dlcyclo 2;5Rllk Umbrella .1 WLlon llrnnil lint jl'fa Silk Negligee Shirt .. .. 82.80 Worsted Hwcator. . . . , fttfl'.Co Dress Gloves 7'f 1.60 Link Cuft Buttons 8' f 1.50 Watch Fob B 11.25 Fancy Purcalo Shirt. . . . 10 fl Shirt Stud 10104 77W5 10333 6057 10501 1G099 6210 16010 7317 607-1 11 $1 Scarf Pin "302 12 Wc Imperial Tlo 0220 13 fiOcHllk lloso 7018 14 60c llnt'n WlngTie 7478 15 60c I'M ff Tie 20110 10 60c Bilk Handkerchief B003 17 60c Overalls 10127 18 25c Itamlo Handkerchief 7375 10 25o Now Tlo 10700 20 25c Four-ln-IIand Tlo 70078 Strength begins at tho stomach. To put the digestive organs in perfect work ineonior. tnero is iiotinoe better ttian llostettor'si Stomach Bitters. It recti lates the bowels, promotes secretion of tho gastric Juices, and cures constipation, Indigestion, dyspepsia, and biliousness, as wen as nervousness, insomnia, or gem oral debility. It Is an absolutely rolla bio remedy, backed by n substantial rec oru ci cures, uur privnto revenue stamp covers tho neck of thn bottle. A Sure Core HOSTETTER'S Cure for STOMACH Dljestlve Troubles BITTERS , Save your coupons, in case any article remains 30 days we will make another drawing. 6 J JOuuSOfl & 60.. The Peoples Clothiers and furnishers. 0. Is no worso than than tho rest and tlioy are only exoneiitsof a bad sys tem, and ho deserves a vote thanks for giving tho Ho to tho pretenso that supply and demand any longer have to do with what tho purchagorshallgot for his crop. JOURNAL X-RAYS &. ANNUAL SHOE SALE 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT One year ago we Inaugurated our annual shoe sale. Our !usfomers will remember the wonderful success of, our monster shoe sale. This month we will have the greatest shoe sale ever heard of. 10 per cent dis count on all shoes. All goods marked In plain figures. Lacy's bboestop? HI- Stnto bt TDE DAILY JOURNAL BY HOFBR UrtQTHKHB. FRIDAY, JULY 0, 1000. D Mly Ono Yonr, 3 OO In Advnnoo Dally Pour Month 91. In Advnnoo Waokly Ono Yonr 91. OO In Advanao MR. OTTCMMEIMER'S ADVICE II0PMEN. TO THE The local ugent of tho firm of hop (ac tors, Llliunthat Urns., o( Now York Im itlvon tho hopmoii n few columns of ad vlco.ond volunteers tho gonorons inform atlon that If It hadn't been for tho blue mold striking tho hops controlled by tho Oregon Association,' Oregon hops nould lmvo sold readily nt H (o 10 cents a pound Immediately after tho Association 'was t irmod, nnd In working order." On to,) of this stntcmrnt of an otherwise bright and scintillating Intellect, Mr. (Men- belmor 1ms tho cheek to maku this pro position: "If tholioi.grouor of Oregon, Wash' Ington and California will reduco their output 26 jer cent this year, wo will guarantee growers 15 cents iwr lxiund for nu ui uii'ir imps mat are oi goou llty, quail- Tho distinction of nearly IKI per cent cf tho Oreuoii crop by that "destructive Kst tho blue mold" In tho year 1RW, did notadvam-o tho price of hops to any perceptible degree. Thon how can re ducing tho acreage 25 per cent raise tho price to 10 cents a pound? If tho bltio mold had destroyed all tho hopi In Oregon It is dlfllcult to see that It would have cot any figure In tho price, ami so far as tho operation of the law of supply oud demand goes, that Mr. O. lays so much stress upon, as being tho oaueu of low prices, If Oregon did not raise a hop thogrowers In Washington and Callfor nU would not bo better off, because tho destruction of "OporuetiUas Mr. O. says In 1800, In this state, which grows at least ono-thlrd of all tho hops on the coast, did not advance uHrvf.- In those States. If destroying, the competing crop hi Oregon did not raise prices, and It wi ono-thlrd of tho total coast product, how Mill restricting tho acreage 25 percent enable all tliol.illlen thals In tho world to pay It cents a pouuu lor mo reiimluiug 76 per emit of tho crop? AU Mr. Oltantielnirr says about Im proving the cio has lwi said a thou sand times. Hut there in no way but tho survival of tho (Ittest and most mn peteist to keep out Incompetent wple antj prevent loHerlngthcmtality. When a biitrlneas U profitable a great umuv part of tho old supply and demand theory that has been completely set asldo by tho operations of tho Lilllon thals ct al, If Mr. Ottonholmer tolls tho truth nbout the blue mold ruining tho valuo of nearly IK) per cent of tho association hops, and If that didn't raise tho price of hops, all the hluo rot nliout supply mid demand should bo forever barred in discussing the hop crop. Tho fact Is, tho total acreage is kept u smut, a skilfully concealed feature of tho busi ness. Hut consider Mr. O'a gigantic bluff about paying If cents n pound for all ' hops of good ipmllty, if the acreage neru reduced oiio-fourlh. About the time tho next crop comes on tho maiket, suppose It Is discovered that tho acreage has been Increased onofouith, what would they pay the farmer for hops? Mr, O. knows that his statement Is n bluff of tho first water. There Is no way to get thegrnwers of thrto states to ngiee to cut down Ihelr aorcogo one-fourth, unless sumo omnipotent Hebrew Jeh nali owned the whole hop tor rltory of those three states and issued a decree to that rffect uud made Mr, O. his prime minister as did I'haraoh hi Kgypl with Joseph, and lot lilm fetch tho children ol Israel out of the wlldenumi In which tho hopmeii find themselves. Hut all joking aside if Mr, O. Is sincere, .and we ghe him credit for more Intelligence than to as sumo that ho means what ho says, he eau easily say to the growers we will pay you IB cents a ound for all your hops, and you agree to not pick lint three-fourths of Ilium. Wo will wager ho Mil eoutraot every pound of hops In three status on those terms, nnd not have to go running around all over tho country to maku the contracts. The (act Is, the hopimm like all other producers Unit themseluM in the hands of thoShyloeks of tboworld.-hankflrs, fac tors, liiiKrlers, exporters, middlemen, Insurance agents, nowspaporsjowiryliody Is organised and tho uitoigauliod pro ducer must stand the brunt of it all, All tho outs and gouges, the olllco rents and commissions, the teleurams and laundry bills, advertising, the iMinpiets and trips tu Kuroo, tho glistening di amond on the shlrtfronts of tho whole fraternity of Innocent w ho do the bus! ........ ..- .i ... . . nuwiur mo uiuii wiui inn iuh), all are paid for out of-lhu sweat of tho tiller f tho H. Hie Iwpmen need not only Imllslo the naltotval oriuUnUous, state and nuiluiwl IsgisstKisi, Uut to get rkl Tho Kinporor William and Iloosovelt wouldn't. inaknn bad tick'jt. The people have loo much to contend withbad crops ami a presidential elec tion. Good homo government nnd good schools are more limwrtmit than who shall ho 1'resldont. . The Portland celebration was about all that It was not advertised to bo, ex cept tho rain. That was In excess of what was promised, . . Ills said that all discharged Salem teachers aro cm ployed elfewhoro at hlghor wages, speaks well for tho repu tation of our schools, It was just like llrvnn to rofuso to run on any platform but ono sixteen feet wide and a foot thick. The world re spect him for standing by his prin ciples. . ThoJtepubllcan platform Is full of boast ful promises and stump-seech-lfylng. Tho Democratic denounces every thing hut offers no spccHIo remedies. What shall wo do to bo saved? The nest Prtscrlctlon for Mslsrli. ''MJI ml ferer Is a toliloii(Jrnro'iTiutrlas Clill Totilo. It l flinpljr Iron nml iitilnliio In title Icm form. No ciini uo psjr. I'rlro foe, ft-IOSm rut MACREADY ON THE STAGE. Tlir TriiKr.tl.in Wsa Aul rt ricN.nnl .linn to Arl Willi. .Miierenily was a dreadful man to net with. Von hail the pleasant Hcmmtlon of knowing Hint you weio doing noth ing that ho wanted you to do, though renewing strictly Ills liiNtriictloiiri. I It would press you down with IiIh hum! on your head uud tell you In nu under tone to stand up, Mr. Maciendy wiih n terribly nervoim nctor. Any little thing wlileh huppeiied unexpectedly Ir ritated lilm beyond eiiduram-e. One night nt the I'urU "Mucbetli" wiih the play. Mrs. Sloiuiin, tin old fnshloiied uctreiH, dreiweil Ijidy Mile beth In the imiuiier which ntuvnlli-il In her early life, In blnck civet, point hue mid peail heads. In the minder sceiio part of IiIh ilrexs eiiuuhl on the InMselM of her pearl girdle. The Hiring broke, the bcada fell to the Hour softly with ii pretty rlijtlunle Hound, dlstfuct ly heard tlirough the Intense alienee of tlio scene. TIiIh so exasperated Mr. Mucreudy that he wiih almost frantic, until, with tho limit tinea of the scene. "Wake, Duncan with the knocking, oh! Would tliou ciuililHt," he threw Mra. Hloman off the stage, with words which I hopo were unheard by tho public nnd were certainly unlit for piiullcntloii.-"Auto-biographical HkclchfK." by Mrs. John Drew, In Herlbnor'H. CELEBRATED ROAD ENGINE Took Two Yesrs torsske a Journey 'of 320 Miles, from the Ostles to SUrer Like. will rtlill Itl ami r..1,1.. II... i. ... . . ,;. , V " ""' w",""n ounew note mmekl laignwUge that quality but Increase tt In vulumo. ihi, UkM fr.. ,ta, to wMWnl u II, ......i.siilwMl.Ki,0Hiiiiiu,hl labor, no mailer what the price Tli Hrutr it I Tnalv. I'hat the luteiulty of olio sense Is Increased by tho action of other aenses Is n fact which Is well Illustrated by the sense of taste. A cold coin feels heavier thitii one that has beeu slight ly warmed by being carried lu the pocket, and what Is true here of touch Is Just as true of taste. Warm vinegar, warm sugar, warm solutions of suit taste lens sour, sweet or salty than wheu cold. If you put a slight solution of salt or quinine Into a sugar solution of it certain sweetness, the sweetness will seem much greater. Cooks and confectioners ore well a ware of this fact, for they always add to sweet ecu fectlous sonio bitter substance, Just as the perfumers put Into perfume of all kinds at least n little musk. The cook tries to "lift" or "till" the taste, as they say, Just a the perfumer tries to do with tho sense of smell, uud us In acoustics the bass drum or Uiss lol forms it kind of background fur the tone of coloring. Oil the other hand, If a mixture Is made too sweet, without uuy contrasting elements, the iliiumy or sweenies is lost, some thing like .Milton's "darkness from ex ecs of light." The effect of cold In reducing the luteiulty of aweetnes Is well kuowu to any one who hit manu factured Ico cream itt home. If you don't make the ercum n little too sweet before friHwIng. it will not lo sweet enough after the frees lug process. Bii.vsii lark, Or., Juno 27. Standing by n blacksmith shop at this place Is a huge piece of machinery, patched and wrapped and monded until scarcely a bolt or rod la intact as originally com pleted, It is called a, traction or road engine, and Is a hugo ono at that. Securing freight in this country Is tho object of eery merchant's life. To Tho Dalles, a dlstanco of .'!20 miles, over rough mountain roads and dosert sands, is tho neatest point to the railroad or water navigation. It takes a long time to make this trip with an ordinary freight wagon and team, so long that many goods that are fresh on starting out become stalo before they reach their destination. 1'. M. Chrlsman, a leading general merchant of Silver Lake, was persuaded that n traction englno was tho thing, and ho invested in ono and deter mined to rovolutlonlro tho freight bust- uoss between Tho Dalles and Silver Lake. Moro than two years ago he started out from Tho Dnllps with his big traction englno, with a train of wagons loaded with freight attached. Tho roads, at the start, wore favorablo, and tho englno worked liko a charm. Up and down tho long grades loading out from Tho Dalles tho train moved with tho easo of a railroad train, if not with tho rapidity of ono. In fact, tho start was so propitious that Mr. Chris- man on tho vory start wagered $1000 that ho would bo In Silver Luke in 30 days, thinking at tho tlino that ho would tnako a trip in half tho tlmo. Hut in an hour afterwards the troublo began. A rod broke and he had to send back to Tho Dalles for repairs. In another hun dred yards another break occurred and tho blacksmith at Tho Dalles had to bo employed. Then water save out and tho ranchers' wells wore drawn upon, Wood became nn object through tho barren county and tho ranchers woodpiles wore bought at tholr own price. As tlioy progressed, sometimes n mllo in a day, some days n hundred yards, and somo days not afoot, tho thing consumed all tho wood and wator for miles In ecrv direction, Hut Chrlsman was undaunted. Ho said that ho would land tho thing InSllvor Lake. Ho established mov able blacksmith shops, carpontcr shops and shanties for the men to shelter undor, nnd the traction engine and its train of wagons and tho shops and shant ies wore an odd sight as they moved along tho mountain and desert roads. A big crowd accompanied tho train most of the time, as (ho ranchers of oery particular neighborhood and their families camo to seo the novel audit and followed along, when It moved, for hours. As they reached tho moro sparsely Mtlcd communities famine was lelt lu their wako. Wood, water and fuel were completely exhausted. Tho combined efforts of the ranchers could not keep the thing In wood, as in many plan- fuel had to bo hauled for many miles. In a few weeks tlmo somo of the uoods in the wagon began to get stale, ami there wogomt wore detached and taken on to SlUer I.ako by means of tho old-tlmo power horses. Then hills were reached where the engine oould not ascend, and all tho horses for miles around were employed to pull tho maclilnu nml the train to tho top. From morning to night tho shouts to the horses, tho swearing workmen, the oxes of the woodchoppors ond the hammers In the blacksmith and carpenter shoos kept up a din. lint ii. i- .. ... .....i . .-..v ., nn. jiMQiiuiu compared witli Out In the desert After Diiwair to prevent constipation, tako Hood9 9 Pitt Bold everjwbcrs. 25 cents. WHY USE ZW?bbaci BKCntJSB TltKT OIVB A OOO" UOHT AND ARK LOXO LIVED. WB SELL T0BRB GRADES: ''YD8EAWIMBACHMAim.K. The very JtfrttWjW ': stations had to be established, but the engine moved along ono way and an other, day by day, or every other day, or week, with snail-like progress. The whole lino of road still shows tho traces ol this remarkable trip tho camping places tho fragments of broken Iron, ond the deep holes In tho sands that wore once weilS W lurnisn m iu" boiler. Any rancher will look sad when you speak of tho trip of tho Chrlsman traction englno when ho thinks of tho wood and water famlno that lay In its wake. Hut pcrsovcrance won, as It always does. A little moro than two years i il. .1ln At 1nj.wlnrTlin Tliitlna flrta man pullod Into Silver Lake with Complete. his road englno. There was not a wagon , attached to It and It was tho mass of patches and menumgs u now is. no stopped it near tho blacksmith shop, whore it still stands anu will prouaoiy stand forever. No ono has over ascer tained what It cost to land It there nnd nnd probably never will, but Chrlsman Is still in business. llttioa -. --- .. rn. ftrWuEDANDLK NO, 17. ThooldsUndbr.orgoodlSJUniqnauijanagiTiuj wu.... - "lDEAu"Bftot quite ss good quality but giving same candle power as the No. 17, and at half Ihe Anroft&i&imtenMdtae c. d ,eo us.nd DO YOU USE WELSBACH BURNERS? will e to jcsi i nt a BETTER LIGHT ' foi I-E?8 MONEY with one of tbew burners than with any other form of artl. flclal light. Wo hare gaa stores alio. Let u. show them to you. SALESI GA8 LIGHT CO 71 Chemeketa St.. Telephono 503. Q-M Chicago Special y.ia m BlrO- kne Flrcr O.-Wpiu save irs What you That makes you rich, and if you are alive tojjvour own interests you II tind you save money Dy iruuniE.iiete. Other people do. Why not you. . Uur stocK or lamuy groceries unu tjruvtiiuua is mc must plete. Harritt & Lawrence, Allan tlo Kx. 9 p, m 8 pm. I&CS - MAD (I salt Lk,( SM Wall Wall. n . arH. Mr,..?fPn. Vi. K1 WMwCMeSIVliE1h ... Nj. -, 'HI. liTl ., VIA HUNTlNOToT ForK.T8uffir--U. I o-i -''0O. " ""T "v. a,,,, H , OLD POSTOFF1CE GROCERY HBATINGI 8t. LI ex. Hun Batur- . d m p, m. lAsnye, HRlera COI-.V"niA ntvn,- To Astoria uT'1 l "JUuta ssmH iVASft fwWgffSsSjf FOR COBtTtTS- . And wy points Tussdi. tv. '. uajr,.uup. m. "wJU4u1 1 WILLAMETTE RIVuSuTT--IMIly boats to Portland uS2.- aye nil Dally boats to Portland mT z.t f r - STEAM, HOT AIR, HOT WATER Is Manilla sa American Port. OiCAno,July0. Acaso involving the legality of customs duties levied upon our newly acquired Island possessions in XtSc and work d0e PromPy substantially to the seizure by local customs officers last and at Honest prices. nnnii, nf fnnrtunn diamond rimrs. which Fruit and Hod Drver work a soecialtv. "w " ' .. .ir -.-' . 't tisvv were broucht from Manila by Emll J. T S BUKROUGH8. 102 StatO Jf H0I16 1011 . . . i . , ropko, a private soldier tho jewelry Hav ing passod through San Francisco with out payment ol duty. No extenslvo ar gument will bo made at this hearing, as briefs have seen filed by District Attor ney llethoa.for tho government ond by Attorney O. II. Aldnch former Solicitor Goncrnl of tho United States, for the owner of the rings. Judge Kohleaat will mako his ruling, and tho caeo ill go to the United States Supremo Court, whero a number of other suits Involving similar questions aro pending. w"fi"Fton, callforul or S,tZl X checked throngh from Salsm VSf-tS rn.il ur nvnr mnia in ti... . i.tiaj.i" IRS?.e ' l'orllni1 With all Vill"VlHMo lines. .. V H.ffi,M-s ih.i t a. .?-. rowilV1 ... , ..i.Bu-ma.rt l .'l SALESI LODGES Dtnocrstlc Nonlnstloss may not jileaso you, but you are certain to bo suited with the well-cooked meals, sorved at any hour nt the St. Elmo Kkhtu'iust. Pure Home Rendered Country Lard Falem Camp No, ni(, 7.30, In A. O r. j. w. w. us. ; Meet ercrr Frldar dtol- U. Wi hall. Htato Ins. bldr. V X. Uoiilllrrd. n. C: W. A. Moorcs. clerk. room 10, Moorcs blk SOUTH AND EAl VIA ' Southern Pacific & L THE SHASTA RDM Trains loavn flnlnm tnr Pn.il..i. . Stntlnnn nt. r.-n o n. -r.ci ; ,M9 .--"" "- w,.w w, .u. , , H . k ,-. I -m FOHESTRRS OK AMICRIOA (k)urt Hhcrwooit Foroxl So, 19. MccU Friday ntfihta In Turner block. John M. Cliase.iC. It. A U rirnwn Bcoy. 1M7.1vt In Bulk what was to follow. water and wood haJ to Io hauled for .50 ami -JO miles. Days were spent without moving an Inch. Privations and suffer erings wore endured. The wagons wofo all cut loose and taken to Bilver Lake, drawn by horses, but Chrisman said that tho traction engine had to go through. It dually comes to the point where wells had to be dug along tho route for water and temporary wooding TODAY'S MARKET. Portland, July. 0 Wheat, valloy f5 50. Walla Walla, 56 to 6(i. Flour Portland, best grades $2.05 to 3.20. Graham 2.70 per bbl. Oats Cholco Whfto 3135c, groy 32 to 33 per bushel. MlllBtuff-Ilran, $13; shorts, $15. Hay Timothy $1011 per ton. Onions 1.25 for red 1.50 for Slher skins. Potatoes 10 to 60c per sack. Lutter llest dairy, 2025; fancy creamery. 35 to -10c. Storo 25c. Kggs Oregon. 10 $4 to 4.50; turkeys, live 13c. Mutton Dressed, 7 to 7jjC per pound. Hogs Heavy dressed 5 to 0c. Ueef Steers. l4.50; cows,$3.50 Q4; urosseu ocei, o w ifc. Voal Drcssod, 8 8Wc. for small. Hops 28c. Wool Valley, 1213o; Eastern Ore gon, 1015c; Mohair, 25c. Hides Green, salted CO lbs, 8 9c; undor 00 lbs, 7tf38) ; Bheop pelts, 16 20c SALKM V A II KIT. Wheat 68 pounds and over. 4(1. Wool, 13 to 10c. Mohair, 25c. Hops 6 to 7c Oats 28 to 30c. Hay Haled, cheat, $7; to $7.60 tlmo thy, f 10. At Epplev's Only 10 cents a pound. BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE Fl $3. ggS l-'1!, 10 13,'jC lour in wl.olesalo lots, $2.60; retail, Mlllstufls-riran, $13; shorts, $14)$'. nuKO treBseu, oc. Uvo cattle Steers. 31 : eowii. if in $3. ' ' " Sheoi-2.506c3. Dressed Veal tljtfc. Hutter Dairy, 15c; creamery, 20c. Poultry tat hens iwr II. i I.,.. ...... .- ejiruig cjiicseua per ID., 10 r. Potatoes 20 to 25- nnr IhibIiaI fnr nl.l Potatoes new, 60c per bushel. OABTOHIA. Baars ti. -j9 Yon Hin Alsars BoogH LET US SHOW YOU Our new lines of Upholstered Furni- ture that lias lust arrived. F. W, HOLLIS CO. 1st Door Horth of PojtoffUe Mr BABY'S BIRTH mm be entirely avoided bv ttiu U I A ., ...J . . . '. '.. " 'lk pmncas vsiue io ail women ir an iirugg la looked forward to with expectation of joy nnd Kldnei, The ordwl of bringing the little one Into the or!d. hower. u S .-S,.i.i ". ! , ,A Woojclcl, .essM hc iy use of i one uoiiar per all details, will be lor tun mothcr-to.lc, ami her anilclivtious of irTif .i ' Ki cv.1 f.,c. M1""! 1 gloom. Half thenaln aud a'l tin- danger of child-birth ,w...a i KiKiilt, a fcClCUUUC i' a. L'lvlusr DraduVUl Urgulatyr Coiuiwnv. MOTHER'S FRIEND iil!vjq& , Ctmnrd. I'ntu Hliigstermeler, the wife or 1 1 err lllngsteimolur. the Ikm tauwr. was what may tie toruiod-tu put It wlldly n vlmgo and held lllugstenueler lu ulv holuto subjection. Tho Hon tamer returned io the fami ly carnuiti one oulug In a state of Hilarity, which made lilm feel that he would better ixwtpouo an luitrltm with hi better half until hla itMulltUin had worn off. lie ttivreforv ooucludcO not to sleep In the family .punters, Tho ueit luorulug hi wife onlled him to account, aud he oiplaliisHl that he had been having a Utile Jollltteatlou nud did not wish to disturb her slum K'rs on his returu. "Wtiere 0I0 you sleepr she de inanJcl, "lu the cagv with the llons.M be re idled meekly. ' "Cuwardr hlued Mrs, Hlogiter ineler, with a look u of out robbed of1 her Just dus,Uf, TRUTH v Lots of Small Tracts of From ' SI to 20 Acres in and Around Salem. oome lino iracis, nil sizes, near Turner. Others at Aumsvlllo, Stayton, Sclo, U-banon, Albany, Jtfforeon, In dependence, Dallas, Monmouth, Sheri dan, McMinnvIllo, Dayton, Hubbard, Woodburn, Gervais nnd IlrookB. Wo also handle the lands for McMnster A Ilirrell In Marlon, Polk, Yamhill, Mult nomah nnd Washington counties. Also tho land known as tho Concordia Land A Trust Co. proiiorty. These lands nro etlored nt very low prices, In order to settlo up old mortgages. Wo have lands at prices of from $2.50 per ncre up. Also houses and lots in Salem, to Bell cheap. Also to trade for ranches. If you havo any property to bcII, trade or rent or want to buy or trado or want a loan or insurance, call and bco us, ot 202 Commercial St., Salem, Ore., B0Z0RTH, RYAN & CO, 0 20ml Why Peace Declared devotn nil vntir ttmn rpAillntv the Doer War and the Gold Fields ol Alaska7 There are other matters o make a trio now how to travel. In order to havo the best ser vice, ubo tho Wisconsin Central Ry., between St. Paul aud Chicago. For ates and other Information, writo Jas. A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Oro BU.O vital importance; you may Hast, and will want to kr BIDS INVITED MONTHLY MAGAZINE ?ni' r?nSprmn?,cT:onth artlstIc and lnr COLORED 1LI.1 JSTRATiriMc -..j . scntlng with each Issue a COLORED SUPPLEMENT LITERARY FEAT- py some Ulstlnculshed artist. The li'MN A I LJ I I ' 11 t . Slack 'and 'he0' fiSMf!3&s"i& n.c, 25 (JbNTS. Annual jenu icr special icrms to Agenis. Subscription $2.50. SPECIAL OFFER. To.ho,, .,",?" ? JHB PWcr Sf ONE. rem. i- ni ..- -.::.-' XV"A "oveniseraeni .. ' ,w lw VIII preceding numoc wnicn aioncls' securely psckcJ oMi!?dJ' ,0 Ul ''h 25 send not only the current number "oi. : TRUT i i V i ' "a 25 TDI1TU rruiiM vr'sNs,s '""" WWrAWI '' ST.AND4,hAVP NEV yoRK,V BUj lavlted for Wood sol Otner Sureties for the Oreioa Stste Penltentlsry. Sealed bids for wooil, reipilred at tho penitentiary for the next 12 months, U 1 1 1 Ito. rl iaIm.I. ..!---.. "..vmvi .nu UII1COOI 1(10 Sill. ?&nten.lnt ,u,.lU1 Sarday, Juno 30, 1900, at J o'clock p. m.. at which tlmo they will be opened. Sealwl bids for Dry Goods. Groceries, ... "I UIIHHHJ5 supplies, imigs, etc., will be recetveit at the olllco of the T.ilT """.. nl ""'" tuosiiay, July io, .kT.' "Mf I P n.. at which time n "leiHM, .ii 1 10'"1'1 '8 rt,wl to rejit any aud all bids or any portion of a bid. A.leposUo! ! f 2U0 In cull, or cortifiel click, yablo to the su.erintoudent, must acijmipany each bid fur (lour of meat and of $75 each bid for fish. All other bids must lw acconiiuni.l l,v an amount ciiml to 10 wr rnt r ti.i amount of the bid. Oil each tml.iu slim. 1. 1 i. ... . . . tho nature of the bid. Goods of Oreiwn manufacture or production will receive preference, other thtues being equal. Schedules of the various lines of goods will be furnished upon application to tho superintendent. Vouchers will be issued for payment on the Ut of tho month following com- pletlOll of contract, ami nuia,l. continuous contract. uiauers are invited to be present. l . n I r- Superintendeut Oregon Sute lVnten tlary. SaleHi, Oregoo, June 1, 1000. Cheap Excursion Rates to the East On Juno 23, July 12 oc 20. and August 4, tickets from Denver, Colorado Springs, memo io uiiicnco. t. i.ouis mm inter mediate iiointH and roturn, will be sold bv the GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE T IU1HOI' One llfgular Fare I'lus $2.00 for Hound Trip Keturn Limit October 111, 1000 SPECIAL TRAINS One night out to Chicago. Tickets Jso good on regular trains. 4 :05 p. m. I.v fortUnd Lr Bslcm Ar Ashland. iTTl?n Ar Bcramonto Ar Ban Fninclco. Arl)m1n ., Ar enver. ArKsnss, uitjr. AbUII(UH 1J30AH SS .co p h "a1,! C0 AM j J3S A U fl. Ar El Piu Ar Kort Worth.. ArCltrorMoxIco at uousion Ar Nevr Orleans. Ar Wahlngion.. Ar New York Vr J,'?8. Angeles i.-io I'll fCTi eo I'M tmi ..S)AiI Ijg.i i?AMJ IJiii AM' lUl 12.43 1' UI lm xuuman anu Tourists cars ss k trams. unnircarflHarramntnt.n and El Paso, and tourist ears to Chi oi. muiB, now Urleans and WnsKli Connecting nt Han Frandlsco wltk qrat stoamshin lines for Honoli Japan, China, Philippines, Central it? mm Ml illliunca. geo Mr. VV.YV. Skinner aeat at iZM ouiium, orauurOBS 0. U. MAKKIIAM, O. T. A., Portland, Orcpn. ONLY DII1ECT LINE FI10M COLORADO SPRINGS AND MANITOU Tako advantage of these cheap rates and spend your vacation In vour old homes. Sleeping Car reservations may oo mauonow loranv oi tlio excursions. Write for full information. A. K Cooi-Kit. G. A. I'. D., Portland Or. K. W. Tiiomcso.v, A. G. P. A., Topckn, Kan. Jou.s Seiustian O. P. A., Chicago. Canadian Pacific AN IDEAL HOLIDAY TRIP Havo you thought of tho Stenmer Trip across tno "uti v.a i i.aki.s"; it com bines tho attractlvo features ami bene- IUh o! an ocean trip without the attend ant distorts. Furthormoro. it is less espensio than traveling uy run. Tho 'Inuerial Limited," with first class sleeiHjrs irom Vancouver, and lourist Sleepers from Seattlo every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, con nects with ono of tho MAGNIFICENT STEAMEUSotthe C. P. Hy. at Fort ii imam. ii you are going Hast wo would be kiuu io give you some lacts ami Informa tion regarding this tiip. E. J. COYI.E, A. G. P. A., Vancouver, H. II. ABUOTT, 140 Third St. D. 0. Portland. TE BilQite M0IIMIHTS &"LM &-A Mv v W5 " iir .. tu mm ! ULu ksV " $ :Bfcr .o5 MblJ aHB) tJGki Quick Time to tho East and! South-East Via the! Union D..IC. D O Two Dailv Solid Vestibuled Trains! FROM PORTLAND or SAG UAMENTO toDENVEU.OMA HA, KANSAS CITY and BT. LOUIS. Loss than 3 days to CHICAGO with out change j only one change to Net York and other Eastern points, .to other lino does it. Palace and Tourist Sleepers, Diilnj and Library Cars (barber shop) and fres reclining chair cars. For rates, Tickets nnd full informs tion via either route, apply to W. W. Skisnm. Agent 8. P. Co. Salem Ore. Or J. II. Lothrop, Gen'l Agent, No. 135 Third St. Portland Or. Oregon Short Lice Railroad Tho Direct Route to Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points Gives choice of two favorite routes, vis the UNION PACIFIC Fast Mall Line, or tlio RIO GRANDE Scenic Lints. No Change of Cars. On the Portland-Chicago Special, "On finest in tho West." EqulppocTWIth Elegant Standard Sleepers Fine New Ordinary Tourist Sleepers SuierbXIbrarvBuffetCars Splendid Dinners, Meals a la carte rreo Reclining Chair Cars Comfortable Coaches and Smokers Entire Train Completed Vestibuled For further. Information apsttj .R. NAG EL, W. E. 00 MAS Trav. Pass. Agt. ' A H2 Third St. Portland Or. Raid Corvallis & Eastern TIME CAHD, ! For Yaqulna: .,.,. Train leaves Albany 'JST- Traln leaves Corvallis.... l- Ttaln arrives Yaqului . is--Itcturnlng: - Leaves Yaqulna, ....... rl.T Leaves Corvallis il'iilm Arrives Albanr IftWP-' 3 For Detreit: aul Leavco Albany ,,Vm i Arrives Detroit ,ii.W. 1 Itcturnlng: ,.. Leaves Detroit 'fS Airlves Albany ,,?.';si One aud two connect- at Alhanj Uorvalll with Kouthern Peleti2 wiring direct service ti and frssi i pott and adjacent beaches. .feii uratosror tno mounwi "::,- IVlrnlt nf. nnin ulvlrjlf amPlC to reach cauinlng grounds oi llreltenhush and Santlam rn same day lW tl WALUEX, t r. a r. a. TIIRNKR AlCBt " ffil lkitT Trtae-Mtrk, H. HJ3CKMAN 9AIEM ACENT lanwSlH Vl BdBF 'liilr ciu: TOOTHICHB, EiHAC j ui NEUEALCU lTliT.tof,r 3M Bar. " " H 'ii M