The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, August 15, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLuxuriant, Growtn of Hair, tho chW eljuiick of beauty. If now placed within tho KrAS; nlr iKwbro'i Heroic plclde. "' "JiKXiim. .llimTcrv that tuallr destroys the microbes responsi ble (or all scalp diseases. It not only make dandruft and fall Iiik hair thlUKi of tbo past, but Invig orate tho hair roots, caunlng a soft, thick growth to supplant tho old thin nd brltUo one. Hero li what 0110 happy poman says: Ifrnairwaicomlntf out very rapittly,and PnillMitrMl. MnifiVnv. l. oa. In place wu cnUrcly ualitiand calling on our pnTiician li. BiruDKir rrcummeiiuru llf rrlcldo to me, find after three or four an plication my hair stopped falling, ami li plcl tlo Inff coming In again gnlta thick. I uietvlo bo t In again quite thick. ld with dandrnff. or whir tronblrd wltfi dandruff, of which I am cn rfd. oyotiftco I hare cauie to praiiewbro's llerplclile. Uaa.AtAarUaioowcu. Tor Sala at all rfrat-Clasa Drug Store. .- a O. C. T. Go's PASHENQKti: HTEAMEU pOMONA ajltonA LEAVES FOn l'Oim.AND Dally exoopt Hun J ay at 7 a. m. QUICK ,TIMK A.ND .CHEAP HATES. Dock botweon Btato and Conrt'Bta. M. I BALDWIN, Agent. A WORD To parties that want to go hop picking. To bo nu Inducement to you to supply yourself at our store, with f 1.00 purchase In coffee, ten, splcos, baking powder, cxtacta,cocoa.cocoanut,chocolato, coffee cereal; a 15c dish freo; or furnish n but tie and receive 20c worth of any flavor flavoring extract, ur wmi n ?..WJ pur chase, n 35o dish, 2Gc worth of extract, or a coffoo boiler. Roast cofloos from 15c up. Teas from 30c up. Own baking powdor 30c n ound can. Remember you will not get nny spec ial inducement at tho store in tho yards, and pay tho same.or nioro for the goods. Mention this nd to receive the special inducement, otherwise only tho regular tickets. "Yokohama Tea Store Phono 2411. Freo Delivery. ...4. J (SOCIAL NEWS a 4 AND VIEWS W Mies Mildred Perkins has gono to Newport. Miss Gertrude Jakes, has gone to Port on a visit. Mrs. J. S. Wyant is visiting Salem friendb this week. Miss Mary Broford is visiting friends at'Cliemawa today. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Rolaml hnvo gone to" Clatsop Reach. ' Mrs. E. Cooto Ration returned last night from a visit at Newport. Miss Lizzie Ohesnoy went to Drain this morning to visit friends. Mrs. Elinor Worrick, has gone to Mehatna lorn month's outing. Mrs. Louis McClaine and daughter re turned last night from the Coast. Mrs. F. F. Carey and littlo child went to Bllverton last night to visit friends. Mrs. Ella sMeDowell has returned from a visit with her stater at Milton, Oregon, BUte Treasurer and Mrs. Chas. S. MoofjPftud family have returned from Newport.' ' Mrs. Pear Hoof San Francisco, who has been be.ro tho guest of Gov. and Mrs. Gear, went to Portland this morn ing. . MrK A". D. Rodgers, of Indiana, who has been hero visiting Mrs. Applegate and. Miss Watson, has gone to Tacoum on a visit. Prof, and Mrs. Hurt R. Betz, superin tendent of the school at SileU Reserva tion, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claud Gatch. Mrs. S. E. Gwyuand daughtor Myrtle, have gone to Ashland, on a visit. Thoy will visit several points in California be fore they return. Mrt. W. H. Eldridge, of Vancouver who has been here visiting her parente, Mr, and Mrs. Werner Breyman returned home this morming. Mrs. I 8. Knrght was a north-bound passenger last night for, Portland, whither she was called by the distress ing accidental death of her brother-in-law, R, J. Marsh. Miss Ella Briggs, matron at, the Warm Spring Agency Is Jn the city visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Briggs. MisaDrlggswentto Chemawathia morn ing and Will visit the school. Mr. and Mrs. W,F. R. Smith returned last night from a six weeks' sojourn in Puget Boupd country. Sir. Smith says Salem" Is the bestf place to live, but not the beet place to make money. R. A. Kirk nnd wifo returned last night from Ocean Park, twhero they havo boon enmping out for nbout three weeks. Kirk reports fish and game plenty. Nino deer were killed at Mount Hebo, on Three Rlvors, while they were over there. Six of them wore killed oho morning before 7 o'clock. Kirk killed n very largo bald eagle, nnd brought home tho head and olio foot. There nre n lorgo number of Salem pcoplo camped over there and all nre enjoying them selves. Mr, W. 0. Lang came up from Port land yesterday and is visiting at tho homo of Mr. nnd Mrs, W, N, Savngo. Mr. T.ang is a nephew of Mrs. Savage and Is on his way to Mill City whero ho will tako a responsible position its book keeper for tho Curtis Lumber Company. Mrs. 0. 0. Browster is quite ill nt tho resldenco of her daughtor, Mrs. 1). A. White, in North Snlctn. Mrs. Brows tor hns been nu Invalid for several years but for tho past week has been much worse. Mr. and Mrs. Calbrcath nnd two dnughters nnd Mrs. Williamson nnd eon Hugh hnvo gono to Newport. Mr. nnd Mrs. Finlcy Perrine nnd two dnughters Kntio nnd Mlnnlo hnvo joined tho Snlcinitcs at Newport. Mrs. I. L. Patterson entertained n number of lady friends on their Kola farm this aftornoon. Mrs. M. A. Gotf, mother of Mrs. T. Smith has returned to her home California. PERSONALS. Yesterday Dr. L. E. Port of this city had the pleasure of enjoying n goxl visit with his nephew T. II. Aehton of Umatilla. Tho two gentlemen hnd not mot one another for 30 years and thoy onjoved tho visit. Mr. Ashton is ac companied by Lester Means, con of II. 0. Means, tho hotel keoper nt Umatilla, and thoy were very much pleaded with tho Willamette valley. While ii the city they visited tho principle places of Interest. Thoy left last night for Oregon City whero thoy will remain a short time nnd visit the city by the falls nnd Inter will visit the bench before retard ing home, Paul Wallace, son of the late R. S. Wallace, who hns been visiting Ills cousin, Kov. Mne II. Wallnce, itt Eu- geuo, hns returned home. Judgo C. E. Wolverton went to New Krt yesterday, whoro ho will Join Mrs, Wolverton and the Salem colony on Nye creek Harvey R. Lacy has gono to Kansas City. Ho will bo absent from tho city nbout four weeks. J. I). Sutherland nnd C. I). .loaeup hnvo gone to Slab Creek for nu outing. Chns. D, Gnbrielson, has returned from a business trip to Eastern Oregon. Fred Mclntiro returned last night from n week's sojourn ut Ocean Pnrk. Ilnrry Winstnnley enmu over from Slab-creek yesterdny via wheel. Ernest Klingor weut to Ashland this morning on n visit. Dr. S. R. Jessup, hns returned from tho sea side. W. II. Holmes is in Portland today on business. Indians Commits Suicide. A few days ago, Snowdlo, a Pluto In dian nt Burns, Oregon, commited sucldo by eating wild parsnips. Last weok, IiIb child, a 14-year-old girl, on account of bud health, ended her life in tho same way. Hor motlior, upon fludlng tho child deadprocured some parsnips, and, eating thorn, also ended nor mo. it is unusual for Indians to commit suicide. ECZEMA'S ITCH IS TORTURE. Ecrcma is caused by an acid humor in the blood coming in contnet with the skin and producing great redness and In flammation J little pustular eruptions form and discharge a thin, bticky fluid, which dries nnd scales off ; sometimes the skin is hard, dry and fissured. Eczema in any form Is a tormenting, stubborn disease, and the itching nnd burning at times nre almost unbearable; the acid burning humor seems to ooze out and set the bkiu on fire. Salves, washes nor other exter nal applications do any real good, for as long as the poison remains in the blood it will keep the skin irritated. DAD FORM OF TETTER. "For three year I had Tetter on ray hands, which caused them to swell lo twice their natural lice. I'art of the time thcdlKaic wa In the form uf run ning tore, ery pain, ful, and cautiiig me muchilUeninfoit Hour doctor Hid the Tetter hail pri itreed too far to It cured, and they could dj nothing fur me 1 1 xk only three bottlw of S t S. and raa complrlely cured. Thhwa. fifteen )ear 12 j. aim 1 lave never iftic httn any lien of mv old trouble.' MRS. i.. 11. Jackson, 1414 McCce St , Kama City, Mo. S. S. S. neutralizes this acid poison, cools the blood and restores it to a healthy, natural state, and the rough, unhealthy skin becomes toft, smooth and clear. cures Tetter, Ery sipelas, Psoriasis, Salt Rheum and all skin diseases due to a pois oned condition of the blood. Send for our book and write us about your case. Our physicians have made these diseases a life study, and can help you by their advice ; we make no charge for this service , All correspondence is conducted in strictest confidence. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tho Signature of & m (or acceptable Ideas. State II patented. THE PATENT RECORD, Bali'Mor.Md. , sss 7s Do not Rrlpc nor Irritate the nllmon tary canal, lliey net rently yet promptly, clcanso effectually atal Give GomfoM't Sold by all drucslats. 25 cents. ENGLISH GOVERNMENT ACCUSED. London, Aug. 4 (Correspondence of tho Associated Press.) Mr, A. G. Halo, representative in South Africa for tho Daily News, is the latest war corre spondent to nttack the methods and tho red tnpo of tho British wnr olllco. Ho says: "Lot mo toll you how our army in South Africa is treated by tho incom petent pcoplo iu tho good city of Lon don. I pledge my word, nsn ninn, nnd a journalist, that every written word Is true. I will add nothing nor detract from, nor set down might in mnllco. If my statements nro proven fnlso, thon let mo bo scourged with the tonguo nud pen of ecorn from every decent Briton's homo and hearth forever after; for ho who lies about his country nt such nu hour ns this of nil trnltors tho vilest. I will deal now particularly with tho men who nro acting under tho command of Lieutenant General Rundlo. This good soldier nnd courteous gentleman has to hold a froutngo lino from Wllburg via Senokal, almost co tho borders of Bnsutolnud. His wholo front, extend ing nearly 100 miles, is threatened con stantly by an active, dashing, deter mined enemy, an enemy who knows tho country far bettor than nny Eng lish hunting 8iulro knows tho ground ho hunts over season after season. "To hold this vast lino intact Gen oral Rundlo has to march from point to point ns his scouts warn him of tho movements of tho tlroless too. "General Rundlo's task Is a colossal one nnd any man would think that gi gantic efforts would be made to keep him amply supplied with food for his soldiers. But such is not tho rase, Tho men nro absolutely stnrving. Mnny of tho infantry men nre so weak that they can barely stagger along under tho weight of their soldierly equipment. Thoy nro worn (0 shadows nud movo with wenry listless footsteps. Peoplo high up in nuthority may deny this, but ho who denies It sullies tho truth. This 1b what the soldlerH get to eat, what they hnvo been getting to eut, for a long time past and what thoy are likely to get for a Ion,' time to come unless Eng land rouses herself nud bites to tho lone In regard to the peoplo who are responsible for it: "Gnu pound of raw (lour, which the soldlort) hnvo to cook nfter a hiird dny's inarch, is eorved out to each man every alteruuto day. Tho following dny ho cats 0110 ound of biscuits. In this country thoro Is no fuel excepting n lit tlo ox dung dried by tho sun. If a sol dier is lucky enough to pick up a little ho can go to tho nearest water, of which thcro Is plenty, mix his enko without yeast or baking powder nnd ninko some sort of it wretched mouthful. Ho gets ono pound of rnw fresh meat dally, which nlno times out of ten ha cannot cook, nnd thoro his supplies end. "Whnt hns becomo of tho rations of rum, of sugar, of tea, of cocoa, ofgro cerlos generally? Ask nt tho snug littlo railway sldlims, whoro the goods nro slacked nnd forgotton. Ask In tho big stores in Capo Town nnd other Capo port towns, whero countless thousands of pounds' worth of food stuff lies rot ting in the warehouses, bound up and tied down with red tape bandgngos. Ask yes, nsk ; but don't stop at asking dninu somebody high in power. Don't let some wretched underling be inado the scaiegoat of this criminal state of affairs, for tho taint of this shameful thing rests upon you, upon every Briton whose homo, privilego and prosperity is being safeguarded by these famishing men. Tho folk in authority will proba bly tell you that General Rundlo nnd his splendid fellows aru so isolated that food cannot bo obtained for them. I say that Is false." Halo goes on to tell of a foraging trip ha and a fellow corresiiondeut in ado eighteen hours out of General Rundlo's enmp, without escort, securing plenty of supplies nnd without show of molesta tion. Ho censures tho transport peoplo for their lack of activity, nnd centinues: "Our men on tho field of war are fain lulling while millions' worth of food Is lying rotting on our wharves and In our city, food which ought with ordinary management to bo within easy reach of our lighting generals, liritalu asks 01 Rundlo the fulfillment of a task that would tax the energies and abilities of tho first general In Europe, and with a stout heart he faces the work in front of him; faces It with men whoso knees knock under them when they march, with hands that shako when they shoulder their rifles shake, but not with fear;tremble, but not from wounds, but from weakness, from poverty of blood and muecle,brought about by con tinual hunger. Are those men fit to storm a kopja? Aro they fit to tramp the whole night through to make a forced march, to turn a position and then right like their fathers fought, next day? "1 tell you, no. And yours be the shame if the empire's flag is lowered not theirs but yours for you what do you do? You stand in your music halls and shout a chorus of songs full of sen timent, of prido for your soldiers, full of praise for their patience, their pluck and devotion to duty ; and you let them go hungry,eo hungry that I have often seen them quarrel with a nigger for a hand ful of raw mealies on tho march." Special Ht seryes. "Old Government" whiskey, recog nized by leading physicians, and espec ially by A. P. O'Brien M. I)., Captain and Burgeon, also by Wm. D. McCarty M. D., Major and Burgeon, in United states Army. Furthermore, the board of health of San Francisco recommends this stimulant as tho purest, unadulter ated, for family use, for convalescents J and invalids. Bold exclusively in Balem and Marion County by J P. Rookbs 4-20-tI TODAY'S MARKET. roitTLAND, Aug. 15. Wheat, valloy C5 Walla Wnlla, 51. Flour Portland, best grades 3.00 3.10. Graham 11.60 porbbl. Oats Choico Whito 30037c, groy 34 lo 35 per bushol. Mlllstuff Bran, $12.50; shorts, f 13. liny Timothy 11011 por ton. Onions 1.25 for red 1.36 for Silver- Bkins. Potatoes 45 to 50o per snek. Butter Best dairy, 2530; fancy creamery, 45 to 60c. Storo 25c. 30. Eggs Oregon, 17 c. Foultry Chickens, $4.00 to 4.60; hens, $4 to 5.00; turkeys, llvo 12c. Mutton Dressed, 7 to 7)e por pound. Hogs Heavy dressed 5 to 0c. Reef Steers. if)ffl.650: cows.t3.50 (34: dressed beef, Owto 7J4C veal uros8eti, u Qj U$c. lor Bmaii. Hops 28c. Wool Valloy, 12 13c; Eastern Ore gon, 1015c; Mohair, 25c. Hides Green, salted 60 lbs, 80e; undor 00 lbs, 738) ; shoop pelts, 15 20c BALEM MAnKRT. Wheat 68 pounds nnd over, 45. Wool, 13 to 10c. Mohair, 25c. Hops 5 to 7)60 Oats 30c. Hay Baled, cheat, $7 ; timothy, $ 10. Eggs 15 to 17c. Flour In wholcsalo lots, $2.60; retail $3. Mlllstuffs-Bran, $13; eliorts, $14. Hogs Dressed, 5)r. Live cattle Steers, 3Ji ; cows, 2)( to $3. Sheep $2.6003. Dressed Veal (ic. Butter Dairy, 1520o; creamory,25c. Poultry iat hens por lb., 7 to 8c. spring chickens per lb., 0 to 10 Potatoes new, 30c por bushel. Apples 25c. The llotnllcst Man In Sslem As well us tho handsomest, and otticrn arc Invited to call on nny druggist and got freo a trial bottlo of Kemp's Balsam for the- Throat and Lungs, u remedy that Is guaranteed to euro and believe all Chronic and Acute Coughs, ABtlunu, Bronchitis and Consump tion. Price 25c. and 50c. cod&w Multicycle Races. LsuiANAfous, I.ND., Aug. 11. A sport ing event will tako placo nt Nowby Ovnl this evening. Mnny of tho big mnchlnes hnvo arrived iu tho city dur ing tho past two days, all of which will tako patt in tho events. Tho famous Dayton, O., "quad" team is oxivectcd to riuo In ono of tho races. The meet will closo with a match rnco between Gordon nnd Penso, paced by n multicycle. $100 Reward, $100, Tho readers of this paper will bo pleased to leant that there is nt least one dreaded tllsenso that science has been nbh) to cure in all its stages and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being it constitutional disenso, requires it con stitutional treatment, Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, acting directly upon tho blood nnd mucoiiB surfaces of the system, thereby destroying tho foundation of tho disease, and giving tho patient strength by building up tho constitution and nsslstlnir nature in do ing Hb work, Tho proprietors hnvo so much faith in Its curative powers, that thoy offer one Hundred Dollars for nny case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address, F. J. Chkney A Co., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hull's Family Pills are tho best. Elks Carnival. Account Grand Carnival of tho Benev olent Protectivo Order of Elk, to bo held at Portland September 4th to 15th inclusive, tickets will bo sold at re duced rates from all stations on Oregon linos to Portland nnd return. These tickets will bo on snlo Sontembor 3rd 4th, 0th, 10th and 13th, nnd limited to tnreo (lays alter date oi saio. For further particulars, call on or ad dress Southern 1'iicillo agent nt Salem, W. V. Skinner. o-H-im iT- ... . .. T7- Bears tb Blgnatnra Cf IRQ MM you ion Aiwajrs BO'JgW BUSINESS CARDS. O. JHL OIAOK Successor to Dr. J. M. Keono, 'pf White Comer, Salem Or. Parties desir ing suporlor operations at moderate fees in any branch are in esecial request, u. ALBERT A. JESSUP. Phono 1071, ROOMS 1 AND 3, D KAY IILK. S, C, STONE, M. O Proprietor of Stone's Drug Stop, HALKM, OKKfJON. Ttie itorM (two In number) re lotatol at No. 233 and 433 Commercial street, ao4 ara well stucktd with a complete lino of ilrugi aqd mixllcliiM, toilet article, perfumery, bruihua etc, etc., etc, DU. UTONK Has bad some ii jreara experience In tlia prac tice of medicine and now makes no charge for oouaiilutlou, examination or prescription. .SOULJS ISHOS. Piano Tuners and Repairers PORTLAND ORE. For Salem and vicinity leave orders at Geo, Will's Music Store. B. :f. JONES, Attorney-at-Lawl Toledo, Oregon, Was Clerk of Circuit Court '( I an xaara andhaa an up-to-date aUUact oi all ou Mr lu Lincoln county, I1-17IH OFFICE, CITYIUALL. For water wrvlcc apply at offlw?. Dills payable monthly fa advance. Make all complaints at the ofltce. CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Meets all wall and passenger trains. Baggage to all parte of the city. Prompt service. Telephone No. 851. DIMJUK & HOMYMt m Salem water Co., GW3323! JM'gctablcI'rcpnrationrorAs similallnf? tlicFoodandRcdula- Ung ttwSloinachs ondltowcls of Promotes DigcslIon,Chccrrur ncs3andncst.Conlalns neither Opuim.Moryliine nor Mineral. lSOT 'NAllC OTIC . totveorotdo-swvntmjira AtxSmM IMWrmimYJimr: Apcrfccl Remedy forConstlpn Hon, Sour Stomach, Dlarrhocn ond Loss of Sleep. Facsimile- Signature or NEW YORK. EXACT COP OF WBAPPCR. R. M. WADE k CO. SALEM OREGON Something to Be Proud Of Is tho ownership of I a Crescent. Clovo laud.or Gondron bicycle. It is tho nemo of perfection in bfcyclo construction, whero lightnoss Is not iBiicriflccd for strength and mechanical Bkfll blend to make a wheel that Is unexcelled for run nng qualities and reliability. Wu have iaiifuiuliil 'stock to cliooao from. At t-3, to $50. R. M. Wade &Co. iSgSSPSSS! It Makes a Man Feel Uncom fortable Tn liuun tila pnllnru anil rnffM alinw rnw oil ues and Took like candidates for re tirement instead oi ireau grauuates irom tho laundry. What wo can't maku iiwm nnitf intf.tit an wnll tin tlirnun away. It's like a patient too fur gono for tho doctor. Spotless linen Is an in. diHK)naiblu drees factor, which you mum nuvu uuv to uo umuii); uiu uma, Salem Steam Laundry COLONEL J, OtMHTKAI) rnorMKTOM. DOROOH I). OLMHTKAD, HUH. Phono 411, ESO Liberty Btrett. AC! The Most Pleasing Anticipa tion. Are more than realized in tho delicious mixed drinks prepared with wines and liquors from our stock. Carefully se lected goods specially bottled for our trade are an absolute guarantee of purity and value. We offer nothing under age, Old wines are our specialty. Our name dispels every doubt. The truth of what we say is never questioned. , P' Rogers 211 and 222 Commercial Htreet. Wholesale ud retail. wiSi$ SSK ' tt'e!Pf,,l-j' " ' .. ', For Infants and Ohildron. The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over Thirty Years TMioi(TucoMrNV. hiw TOBHprrr, THE FINE ART OFlCOOKING Attains perfection with tho ubo of the liluu Damn nil stove. Food nrticles can ho tailed, broiled or roasted quickly nnd easily, tho stovo being smokeless and odorless. Ordinary kcrornno enn bo need and tho kitchen Is not mudo an .tven by hours of uneesary lire. Why hum wood and suffer when tho oil stovo Ih yoiiiH for (8.50. UTILE BOPEEP LOST HER SHEEP Hut no ono need worry! nlwut mutton flits time of tho year, it they, i an ?ot dainty mm iioiiciom, nprinu lamu iot nu appotizlfir, and nourishing ;Bmnmor meal, i have everything Iu cholro incuts, an I a'1 tho delicacies of tho sea son Iu b' th f'elli and smoked meats that wiUi i't the most erltlntl cpicuic. E, C. CROSS SALEM OR. 7'&0fr .. P -'. i JJ 5k SfcV ;.! Cilrf KtOHT Does Your Gas Pipe Leak? Or aro your chandeliers old fashioned and worn out? If ho uu will put lu now, rich ami handsome chandeliers, ami lay nuw gas pipes at a reasonable cost. As plumbers, ste.tin and gus litters our work In unexcelled and our prices for first clam work are beyond CQiiietltton, BARR &. PETZEL 214 COMMERCIAL STREET. Tele Bears the Signature )M ( Kb f Alt SMD y xt -a V .Now today nrlyortlsomonts four linos or lose In this oolumn Inserted throo times for 2 Do., OOo a weak. 3JI.OO por month. All ovor four tinea at samo rato. WANTED A second-hand .Wfttftvllle hop halor, or Boardsley Hop Press. Address with particulars and. price, L. D T.. care Journal Olllco, Balem. 8-15-St A CALL FOR BIDS. Bids will bo re ceived until Auirnnt 20 for baling from 76 to 80 tons of hay hear town. 'Bid ders aro required to furnish wire and board themselves. D. 8. Bontloy & Co., 311) Front street. 8-14 Ot LOST Nccklaco with charm near. Btato nnd Fourteenth streots. .Finder) loavo at J. II. Wilson's 452 Htnto stroet'nnd bo rownrdod. 8-13-3U WANTED A good bird dog, English setter preferred. Money no, object if I get tho right dog. Old Bill Ahder Bon. , ITOR RENT At it bargain for cash, farm of 130 acres very close to Balem, well watered nnd adonted for stock. grain and fruit. Inquire of J. Scott, nt Bnloin Cannery. 8-13-Otj STRAYED Ono baymaro and, 6no gray ItflPart nrlnli itli I tr ftlwittf nlnttAti fili. drod pounds, gray lias left oyo out, Address C. T. Tunmons, Balem Or. 8-10-Od-lw WANTED 100 hop plckors, good camp ing grounds, will movo pickers, to and from hop yards Register with E. M. CroiBan U65 Liberty Btrcet Bilom'f Or. 8-13-lw FOR BALE Tho McCoy stnoo and mall lino. Call on E. E. Gilliam at Gilliam's livery barn or address box 332, Balom, Oregon. 8-13tf. GOVERNMENT POSITIONS Don't propnro for nny civil sorvico examina tion without seeing our Illustrated cataloguoof information. Bont freo, Columbian Correspondence Collego, Washington, D. O. 8-13-10 MANILA BARBER SHOP 05 Btafo St. Shaving 10c, hair cutting Cc. Parties wishing a first class shave and!hair cut can find tho host accommodations nt our shop. Exopricnced barbers. Every thing neat and clean, Morgan riaBior, H-ii-im. WANTED. At tho Cottago Hotel n eoiiiiuioutcooK, O IU u FOR BALE. Two Iron Safes, medium bIzo, combination lock, llrst-claes con dition, can bo scon at our office. 8-8 tf. Goodalo Lumber Co. TAKEN UP. Gray horse Ownor can Hnd samo 4 blocks north of tho North Salem school on little car lino. 8-7-tf R. A, Bui let. FOR RENT A neat five-room cottago nnd nn eight room cottago with base ment. Good well water. Apply to A Schrlebor, 421 High Btroot. 8-7 tf JERBAY8 FOR BALK Eight full blood cows, all freeh or booh to bo fresh, will sell all together or othor wine. Inquire of F. W. Durbin, Bhorifl'a olllco, 8-U-tt AT NEWPORT Hold your chocks. Bain's Hnck t Dray Co., trausfora dull camps andcoltagoa for 50 cents teach. Wood f 1 60 per rick. Hack to utto itock and J.ignt nouso, uest accommodations nt bud rock prices. Furnished and unfurnished houses . Call on or addresss Cal Bain. 7:15-lm. WANTED 0 or 8 toiiB of clean flrat cliiw oat hay. baled. Walter Low, truck barn or Willamette Hotel, TOTHE PUBLIC Wo havoonliand a largo stock of Eastern and homo made buggies which wo aru selling ut greatly reduced prices iu order to closo thorn out this season. Pleaso call at 41 and 51 State street and examine thorn. Pohlu is. ilishop, 0-28-U HOUSE "CLEANERS lloiuoinbor thut tho besb and uhoapest curpot paper Ih tho heavy full papor Bold ut Thk Journal onico. 20-tf AUKNTB WANTKU-rU to tW dally caaUr.made by our I.lro AkciiU, mvn or women, aellinir our lalo.t Norollr, CuaniiaI(D Waterprool Necktlva, liol enllrolrnow and paUutcd, Alienu ilellKtiled. Halm uullmlted. Wbat otiivis lo you cau do. Tim la abort. Write today and ruoulra xcIuiIto torrltory. tluarantceil beat aellsr. Addreaa wlUi stamp, al.AM. Uaurc. Co., Iet. U, Sprluidtld, Uam. K-lo-lm. Oua.3l'J.'Oj.tXA. Dean tbs ,? Il Kind You Hm Alrtars BoogM LOW HATE IA U. P. RAILROAD ToC, A. K.EDCsmpment. ChKaio, III., Auiuit 27 loStpttmtcrl.1900. For tho above occasion tho Union Pa eillc railroad will make a special rate of 171,50 from Portland to Chicago and re turn. Tickets on sale August 21 and 22. For further details concerning this elieup rate cull on Guy M. Powers, agent O. It. k N. Co. W. W. Bklnnor, agont Bo. l'ac. Co., Balom, Or. Or address J. II. ljTiiicoc, General Agent, 135 Third Street, Portland, Or. 7Uleodtd for acceptable Mmj. BUte If patMU. THE PATENT RECMD. BlltiWW.IM. 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