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Newspaper Page Texttr MHuautaaMMla nMmarawaM v-fr.---.-.;iT ;MiiiVi-lriAaftai RAD ff Ml Ef 25 per cent, discount on all men's summer suits. This includes our summer serges, worsteds, cassimeres, cheviots, etc. 20 per cent, discount on all children's suits. No re servethis includes a great many late arrivals in nobby suits made in the latest fashionable cuts. 50 per cent, discount on all Straw hats. This means every straw hat in the house absolutely no reserve-- 35 cents for ny 50c crash hit. 50 cents for any 75ccrsh tut. Oppor )runities of this kind are few and far between, and you shou not fail to investigate this offer. You will find in our store jusi wnat we aaveruse, ana at prices aavcruseu. REMEMBER--Your money back if you want it. 6 J Johnson & 60., The Peoples Clothiers and 'urnishcrs. TUB DAILY JOURNAL BY HOFER BrtQTHBnS, SATURDAY, AUG. 18, 1000. Onlly Ono Yonr, 3.00 In Advanoo Dally Four Months $1. In Advanoo Wookly Ono Yoar SI.OO In Advanoo HOW AMERICAN FARMERS ARE PRO TECTED. Tho following dispatch is a sevcro commentary on how Undo Bam protects his own producers : OnooKLYN, N. Y July 27. A ship, ment of liny consisting of 30.000 batos for uso in tho Philippines, left tills port today for Manila. Another shipment oi an equal unmoor oi bales will bo shipped from hero next wuok. Tho hay LETTERS OF A TRAVELER. Continued from Fourth l'ngo. singlo ones they tiro all picturesque, and solid looking; they don't look us though tho first KUBt of wind would blow them or some of tho gingerbread work uwayas they do in America. Tho very llrst familiar sign oi any kind that no saw was "Beocham'ij Pills." ond thoro wero plenty of them. Tho red wild poppies wero in bloom somotimes a whole field of thorn. Tho streets in tho llttlovlllngesnearly all curve bo prettily, and tin roads aru narrow little lanes and Bplendidly kept.. The thatched roofs wero plentiful and so picturesque. Whon wo reached our station in Lou- don, Cook's party of forty got together, was orlKlnally baled and sont horo In with Mm nnni ulm mut m imrn. nml nf. by tho United BUles Govornment. " wo all gol In threo largo omnibuses. Th Journal boliovos in protecting lUBgogo on top, ana in a tow minutes " nAv.. n Mtmntit llw. Tt. nmnH n nil nt l lint ol our own producers in overy lino, and regrots to boo a policy fostered of buying staple products away from homo. Kng land ovidontly could not get this hay at homo, but ovidontly took pains to como clear over to her own Canada for it. Undo Ham should profit by the exam plo. JOURNAL X-RAYS. Sugar lias gono up anothor 30 cents n sack. Tho Indianapolis Press thinks LI Hung Chang is the grcasod ptg o( diplomacy. Money talks in a presidential cam paign. Anil both sides have plenty of money. Mark Ilanna Is In Ilostou and conde scended to oat baked beau In order to ralBo tho dough readily. Telegram. The hayseed mayor of Balom may not wear diamonds, but he can havo the host collection of water agates on earth. Tho injunction now goos up against something that will tost its full strength. A Cleveland man has boon enjoined from making lovo. According to tho now census Chicago ban had a falling off of sovorul hundred tliQttsand inhabitants, Buch Is not tho caso nt Balom, and the X-Ittty can provu It. Dr. Uanaomo, ol Turner, who had n hole shot through him a yard long on tho supposition that ho was n deer, says ho has quit hunting, and has a good rlllo for sale. Tub Jouiinal has an Interesting fet tor from Mrs. Myra A. Wiggins, who Ii in Kuropo, in this issue, which will bo road with keen interest by that lady's many, friends in Oregon. Mayor Bishop, ol Balom, claims to hvo found tho largost water agate of tho season. It holds loss than a pint o( water. Walt tilt Albany's mayor goes to tho Huy, lie will find ono holding loss than a quart. Albany I)em, Balom's fire department Is ono of tho best In tho state, but it must bo ad mitted that it Is not tho largeat, and In fact it is not large enough for the city. Hut no doubt the city Js us well protect ed in that respect as ever before, V IUker City is getting up an "old loiks" excursion to uuuiptcr, ana over a hundred pooplo over (SO years of ago will participate There is some Bouse in planning to make old people happy, as tho young ones will have plenty of time. Tho Now York Kvening Post, bitterly opposed to Bryan on Ljie money ques tion, oaya of his speech of acceptance at Indianapelis: "Ills Impossible to deny that Mr, llryan's speech was a great literary and oratorical achievement" "far in advance of anything Mr. Bryan hlmsolt has over done before on any topio of public discussion." Soveral upper-crust young Balemltes visited a noxious place the other night, and. in their hilarity destroyed boiuo of thejandlady's Buiulay clothes, whloh they attempted to put on They were too dignified to pay tho bill, and it la now intimated that tboy will have an opportunity to explain in court what happened. These dull summer days both tho Justice courts and the newspa pers would no doubt welcome n little lively news of thai kind. Tb Latest Yrn. AiPitUburgdrummor tells this new yarn: I always carry a bottle of Kemp's Hainan) in my grip. I take cold easjjy and a few doses ol the Hal win al ways makes mo a well man, Every where I go I apeak a good word for Kemp. I take hold of my customers I take old men and young men, and tell then) confidentially what I do when I take, cold. At druggists, 25o and 60c. 4 wero across the Thames and nt our hotel very near 8 . Paul's by tho way. Tho Thames looked beautiful at night and it is beautiful and so picturcsquo in tho day time, too, Tho Vtholo of Loudon and everything In it id picturesque. I really was so surprised. I belloo I like it better than I will Hollaud. As Boon as wo reached our hotel wo wero assigned our rooms, two in a room, and then we wont down to a flno bIx coursa dinner. Cook's nronll right; they treat us splendidly. Wo started off in two Immense couch es tills morning at nine o'clock mil mercy how can I toll you nil wo saw? I can't, that Is all. We nit got out at the Prison Tower and went through it won derful, wonderful things wo saw thoro, and the Queen's crown, too, beyond prico. We saw line houses nml histori cal buildings by tho score. Every street is more than Interesting. Wo got out noxt nt St. Paul's Cathed ral wonderful, beautiful, and so old tombs and wonderful things down in tho crypt. Wo then drovo to tho National Art Gallery and It was student's day uiul looked almost like an urt school, there wero so many there copying, " Tlio paintings are grnnd. Next wo visited tho museum, tho greatest In tho world. Many places they allowed only n few persons at a time In u room because the things were so valuable had to bo watched constantly by guards although they woro all in cases, nml sometimes behind iron bars. Hut what impressed me there most of nil was tho King's Library I've forgotten what klng,but alter his death his son present' ed tho library to the nation nml wo saw tho presentation letter. There are thou sands and thousands of books, many of them one and n half and two feet high. Thoy are till tinder glass and form the walls of room niter room about eighty feet high. I never could understand till I saw that library how books could bo lost, taking years to Und thorn and some times never found, as thoy are at the Vatican iu Home. That samoduy we drovo past tho Old Curiosity Bhop, The street was Just wide enough for us to drive through, mid I drew my hand along the building us wo passed. The noxt morning early (You see I am writing this now In Paris waiting for a room) our same party started out. Wo first drove along the Thames till the Tate Art Gallery opened at ten o'clock. It Is an art gallery of modern paintings and it was surii a treat to see thorn. When I left there I could naraiy see anything, my eyos wero so used up, From tho gallery ye drove to Westminister Abbey, that grand old cathedral, with tho mngnillent houses ol parllment In the same inclob uro. We could not go through tho Par llamout buildings but went all over Westminister. Tho oldest tomb there dated back to OKI A. I), It was go Inter esting to tee those old tombs of the kings and queens wo have studied about, and the guide told us about them as wo went along. A great many of them had a marble image of themselves lying on top of the tomb. There was the sweet face of Mary Queen of Scots aud near her the stonier features of her cousin Queen KlUaboth of England, who had Mary executed, In one in stance, two kings were buried side by side; the llrst king's tomb was robbed by the second king during tho latter's life time. That Is, the adornments of tho tomb were Bold for an Immense sum, leaving It almost bare, as it stands now, aud now the second king's tomb Is adorned as tho llrst one' was. It seems strauge that they should lie side by Bide. The day we were in Tower Prison wo saw where tho two princes were smothered, and tho stairway under which their bones were burled, They wero afterward removed to West minster and we saw tho monument there above them. The last person bur led there was Mrs, Gladstone -about two weeks ago, and we walked over her and Mr. Gladstone's tomb in tho floor of tho main part ol tho church. Tho tomb) are all lull; no moro kings or queens will ever be buried there; but there area fow tombs waiting for another member or two ol a fow families thoro. Tho last king buried thoro was King Charles Second. Tho chimes tolled several times while vro wero lnlclo, aud a scrvico hadbcgtin before wo left. Sov eral corners ot the building are filled with llfe-8.7.o statues of noted mon and women. r We just reached tho hotel that eve ning in tlmo to pack and eat supper, and then went to tho train ono half hour heforo thno, to see about luggngo. Wo traveled about threo hours on tho train, then took the boat and crossed tho chan nel in four hours, Tho pea wns choppy and n good many woro sick. I saved myself by lying perfectly still. Wo landed In Franco about 5 o'clock this morning, and took over three hours to como to Paris. Got our rooms assigned linro ot Cook's, right at tho exposition grounds, and went sight-seeing this afternoon. Eximimo.x IIotkl, PAnts, July, 0 Paris docs not impress mo as I-ondon did, perhaps becaueo I saw London first, and whon wo landed in Franco wo slept in tho car most of tho way to Paris; all but papa; and it kopt him busy reading all the French signs. Tho houses in tho country arc all pretty, but I liko England tho hotter. Tho main objection to Paris is tho wind and dust it !b liko San Francisco, es pecially out hero at tho grounds. Yesterday I had on n woolen dress nnd Jacket, nnd a fur capo bosidoj, nnd it seemed as If I couldn't got warm. Tuesday, 8:30 p. m, Wo hnvo ridden and been eight-toeing nil day yesterday aud today. I can't begin to tell you in writing all wc havo eeon, but will men tion n fow tilings. The Gobolin tapestry (saw them making it, the only placo in tho world whoro it is made owned by the govornment none of It is sold, but presents are made sometimes it is beau tiful boyoud description) Notro D.11110, Church of tho Magdalene, and Hotel (Church) ties Invalldcs, nnd nlso a llttlo chapel in tho Points do Juatlco nro very, ory flno. I think tho most lmprosslvo thing I hnvo seen was Napoleon's tomb under tho dome of tho Hotel des In valldcs so simple und so grand. Today wo wero out nt Versailles and wont nil through tho grand pnlnco there about ono thousand rooms, it seemed to mo, and a long drive. Thousands of people are out there ovory day. There wero about twelve cnrrlngo loads of Cook's people thlriy-six inour carriage, six horses, Our flrst-clnes dining room seats over ono thousand persons nt once, nnd thoro is 11 second nnd third claes room just as lnrgo, I think. Wo hnvo iiBix-courso dinner ovory night, nnd a Hue breakfast, and wo furnish our own luncheon. In England I gntn flno cup ot cocoa nml rolls nnd butter for 8 cents (In our monoy.) All tho butter hero is very Hue, hut it is unsaltod, nnd thoy never sorvo It hero or In England for dinner only for lunch and brenkfnst. Nearly every body drink wlno nnd beer. Wo attended church Sunday morning nt Notro Dame, but wo couldn't hear a thing tliey said or sung; but tho organ wns flue. Tho Seine Is beautiful. Tlio little boats run like card, very olten, nnd thnt is tlio chenpost and easiest way to go to town. The cabs nro ory chenp, though, for two, nnd restaurant prices uro very low. 1 think dry goods nro murvolously chenp in fact everything is, outside of tho exposition grounds. Tips, tips nro expected everywhere, and If you don't give them you nro nsked for them. Papa gets off Ids Frouch on overy occa sion. We got inn dilllculty with nn olllcer nt the palace today over my camora,aiHl?npa got mad and Ills French left him. He couldn't think of n word, I know, because he mndo signs und talked In English, while I managed to Hay n llttlo French. I can ask (or in formation and tilings in French; but when they rattle back n lot of thing nt mo (you eeo they think I am French) I can't understand n thing they say thoy m ! Ju lie welcome At the door from a happy, healthy wife, is soinctliint; which the husKi'id looks forward to all through the duy's labor. He may be tired, but his step lightens and his face brightens as he quicVxtia his pace to receive the emdiug welcome of nil wife, wnut a difference in tho home-coming of the nun wlies: wife Is nervous and j.'leoniy, linv ini' neither heart nor strength to be gbd. Many such a ltmbntid has worked a trans formation 'in hU homc-llfc by learning of the cure performed bv I)f Pierce's Pit vorlte Preset i lion. It cures distMssea of the delicto orgauB, builds up the nerves, Induces refreshing sleep, and transforms the sickly woman into the happy h:lrmeet. Theie is no al cohol in "Favorite Prescription" nnd it is absolutely free from opium, cocaine, and all other narcotics. " My wife mu ilclc for over cljrlit yean," write Albert II Fulte, Rsq , of Altamunt, Grundy Co . Tenn "Slielmlutcriuedlwam; and wafllrvntcu by two iliyIdnni, but got no relief At lat I read In one of your Memorandum nook, about Dr I'lcrcc's rtieJIdnti, and wc decided to try Mi ' 1'ivorUe rmcrlptlon.' I tent to the drug rtore and cot one bottle, and the first doe cave ease an 1 lecp She had not tlepl ony for three nights. Iielng ture that it would cure her I lent for (he more bottles, and when he had taken the sixth battle she wm sound and well. We now hc a Cue boy at our house " ' FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION " MAKUS WBAK WOMEN STRONC1 AND SICK WOflGN WELL. talk faster than tho Chinese. It makes papa mad whon thoy answer him in English, because ho wants to learn French and they are often anxious to learn English. Our carriages wero beslegod today by beggors and souvenir sollt rs. Old men, deformed pcoplo, women with babies, boys and girls, tho latter runnuing along at our side, singing tho national song, dancing and turning summersaults nnd yelling "a penny" or "a eon." "Take Heed Will Surely Specs" lie euro to heed tho first symptons of indigestion, nervousness nml impuro blood, nnd thus nvoid chronic dyspepsia. nervous prostration und nil ovlls nro- (lured by bnd blood. Hood's Sarenpn- rllla Is your safeguard, it quickly sots tho stomach right, strengthens and quiets tho nerves, purifies, enriches nnd vitalizes tho blood nnd keeps up tho health bono. All liver ills are cured by Hood's Pills. 25c. 2 America's Greatest Circus Coming to Salem, September 6! WORLD'S GREATEST SHOWS MOT SO CRAIY. Asylum Patient Earns Money Dtacklnt Boots to Pay Ills Fare to Sealllt. Arthur Unto, a young lad who baa recently been around the streets black ing boots left this morning for Ills homo in Seattle. Ilato wnann Inmate of tho nsylum having been brought hero from linker City. He wanted to go to Seattle, w hero his mothor resides, his fnthor being in Alaska, nnd na his nflllction wns inn mild form the nsylum authorities havo allowed hnn consldernblo llborty nnd hnvo given him n chance to earn monoy with which to pay his faro to Seattle. Ho would como into tho city with the nsylum hack in the morning aud black boots about tho streets through the day, returning to tho nBylum In tho evening. In this wnyhogot together thoro qurred nniouut, $7.33, nnd yesterday thu boy was released from tho institution nnd took the trnln for his homo. J 000 People s 500 Horses 300 Performers 5 Big Arenas J Aerial Enclave M Mile Race Track &Tm Jt v AT Ma &i" A IAJESTI0, IHP0SIK0, IDEAL, PATRIOTIC SPECTACLE, LAST DAYSMNTURY OR, THE LIGHT OF LIBERTY! OVER 1000 PEOPLE AND HUNDREDS OF HOHBEO IN THE CAST THE INVINCIBLE MONARCH OF THE AMUSEMENT WORLD 65 Railroad Cars jt jl 25 Elephants jtjt.it 100 Dens and Cages jt J 2 Acres of Tents j $3,700,000 Invested ot $7,400 Dally Expenses THE ONLY EXHIBITION IN THE WORLD PRESENTING John O'Brien's 1 I Blf&nOr AflT ar?.tt,.n! bl-HUKbt ALL 61 iini:- unnccc in onk hino, at onh time, 1 niti:i) HUnatO ii:itroiiMi:i hv onv. man. ' LOGKHART'S SSk ELEPHANT COMEDIANS. THE BIG 2QTON BRAS DAN OUDERTHAN THOUSAND UMAN BAND HEN .y T r L, --Y A I r M (y ' VK VNrSA; x Onir-Tv XH IP L w - " - V -". 1 -. Pt r J M w "nsi -v r "y vfcTj4.i .Wsc$'zjx s,c fti A Jrvtzx V WTtv: 2fc-S UVS.. 'TTOiVSiisflL - . VliTit'XrVX i ii I WAv.twri,Y.-.Tr- . ,Ii n '.c.ioi vv m lfJrSi JL1V GREATV .?&?t ' .J"' L.XXr- my FEATURE- "tt-ng- " - IGGE5T BAND OU1 HERR SOUDER'S WONDERFUL FUNNY ELEPHANT BRASS BAND. UGlOf FREE STREET PARADE'" 30 SECTIONS EVERY MORNING AT 10 O'CLOCK. ONO 50c TICKET ADMITS TO EVERYTHING. CHILDREN, UNDER 12 YEARO OLD. HALF PRICE SPHCIAL nVPMDOinMO ON DIHF DOinO LADimOlUMO ALL AHILAUHUO. cim:ai TWO COMPLETE EXHIBITIONS DAILY, AT 12 ANI) P. M. DOORS OPEN ONE HOUR EARLIER. THE ACKNOWLEDGED GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH. WILL EXHIDIT AT SALEM, SATURDAY SEPT. 8 tJF lleBcrveil numbered fciiIb nml admissions pIiow tiny nt l'ntton Hros.' Hook Sloro, U8 Stnto street. Unllko oilier ehoue, the price!) nt tlio down town olllco nre tlio snme na clinked nt ticket wtgon on aliow grounds. WHY USE .W?lsba(h Mar,fe? Klu ONE I'rlf HKCHU8K TIIKV C1IVK A OOOl LIGHT AND AUK LONG I.1VUI). WE RLLL TIlllliK OUADKS: "VUHKA" WKI-HllAUII MAN1I.K. Tlio Terr latent lliltis In nii.th. ImrHl.U- ami IIUNnilKI) CANDI.K I-OWKK with a LniiMllnl.lInn at nnlv ll.r.41 f. it ir linlir. l-rlfoWc. NO, 197. Tlio old BUniUhj-, of (toenailing quality ami giving ICK1K1Y CANDLE fOYYKtt. I'rlce ou renin, . 'IDEAL." Ni'tqultougooa quality but giving tAmo caaitlo power at tlio No. 197, ami at tialf llic price, 15 cents, I Any ol thou mantlet put on and burn rn properly aitjut(xl at abovo ralo .DOYOU USE WELSBACH BURNERS? lXViuy'ZZ a I1KTTRK MOIIT for J,K88 MONKV wllh ono of thcra burner tlmu Willi auy otlicr form of artl. uii "Km, hv unv km novn aiso, 11 un nniiw intra m you. SALKM GAS LIGHT CO 71 Chomoketa 8t.. Telephone G03. FrfentSs aro avorywhoro. Every woman knows sorno woman friend who ho3 boon holpod by Lytfa Em PInkham's Vogotable Compound. What doos this frlond say about It? Road tlio iottors from womon bolnn published In this paper. If you aro ailing, don't try experi ments. Rely on tho rolla blo. Mrs. PInkham's groat modlolno has stood with out a pool for thirty yoars. Puzzled womon wrlto to Mrs. PInkham for advloo which sho gives wlihout ohargo. Tho advice Is confidential and accurate. It has helped a million wo mon. Mrsm PInkham's address Is Lynn, Mass. The Best Prescription for Malaria. Chilli and fever laa boltloaUlrovo'alaMelcKi i Cbll Tonic. It lialmply Iron andnplulno luu; laneicra lorm. ro euro uo pay, rnco wc, (HlU-QUl CO(I A New Variety or Prunes. KtiKono Drown, of Ivoln, today brought tj tho Journal oflloo n box of a now va riety of prunes originated In California, which 1b linndaomo fruit, nnd eald to bo of excellent iiimllty. Mr. Ilrown lms but tho one tree, nnd la enving every bud (or nursery use. Tho fruit very much re sembles tho nectarine in uppearnce nnd lms a rare flavor. It will bo watched with much Interest by fruit men. No Flies on a Hot Stove Nor is there any flaw or blemish on (he work we do, either in plumbing, tinning or repairing. We lead on everything in the way of first-class work in our line. Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty T. S BURROUGHS, 102 State Phone I5II n for ftccepUble Ideas, State If pateatcd. THE PATENT RECORD, Baltla.are.Md. J He Hunt to iThem. A farmer drovo to the city this morn lug and unhitched his team in front of W. P. It, Smith's blacksmith shop and tho neck-yoke caught in tho harness of ono ot tho horses, nnd (or a short time time things vero pretty lively. After the animal made teveral efforts to got away tho farmer succeeded in getting tho unimals loose from tho wngou and saved a die&sterous runaway, Peace Declared Why devote nil your time reading tholioer War and the Gold Fields o7 Alaska? Thore aro other matters o vital importance; you may make a trip -East, aud will want to know how to travel. In order to have the boat ser vice, use tho Wisconsin Central lty., between St. Taul and Chicago. For ntea and other information, wrlto Jas, A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Ore THOS. MIL.NB SUCOKSSOIt TO L. M. KIItK Grain, Hay, Flour, Mill Feed, and Land Plaster. Grain, Hay and Straw stored, Wagon Scales. Prompt nnd cnroful attention given to tho delivery of goods to any part of tho city. 54 to 58 State St. Phone 871. Low Rates to Chlcaio. A special rate of 71.50 tlrstclasa to Chicago and return will be made by the Chicago & Northwestern Hallway ac count the G, A. It. encampment. Tickets on sale Aug. 21st aud --'ml. For (all Information call on or nddrees A. G. H.uiKKit, General Agent 163 Third St., Portland. Ore. 8 16 lit SAIaEM .LODGES - T. tSalem Camp No. 118. ia xr lH &IaI. unw Vrlifaw avA .h i . j . ... ... .i.ri rz : I.. I.OV, IU A.,J.V. V QUI, BUtlS 1M, DU(, '. I) I'runly, O. C. W, A. Sloore. clerk room 16, Mooroa blk KORItSTBRS OIF A.MICRIOA. tXiurt Sherwood Vow No. ID. UevU Friday nlgbu In Turner block. JoUu M. riuue,iC. R. A U Brown Secy, U-17-lyr OTEAM WOOD SAW O Two Maohlnaa Work Dona Quickly Telephone 25S3 black. Iavo orders nt residence ou 12th street, or Steiner's marret, M. VwiFm-r, YkwPark R-0K Oreaon state Fair SALEAl, OREGON, SEPTEAIBER 17 TO 22, 1900. Bigger and Better Than Ever Before CrounJs Greatly Imrroved, Bullilncs Retalred and BenovaieJ.AIIStockDullilnjsThorouihly Disinfected Everything la Flrstslass Condition for the Uriest and "" Live Stock Show and Agricultural Exposition Ever Held on the Coast $20,000 Good rUcln? Eery Atternooa Music and Fun at Went. IN PREMIUMS AND PURSES $20,000 More Cheap Excursions lo the East Hound trip tickets from Denver, Colo rado Springs, nnd Pueblo to Chicago, Peoria nnd Intermediate points, will M sold August 10, and September 7 and 21, by the GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE -AT B.ATK or- One Regular Fare Plus $2.00 for Round Trip' Iteturn Limit October 31, 1000 Ono (are to Chicago nnd return Aug. 23.S-1, 25, 20, (or the G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT With liberal return limit. SPECIAL TRAINS OnsNiqht Out to Ciuoaoo, will leave Denver 3:45 p. m., Colorado Springe, 3:55 p. m. and Pueblo 2.-I5 p. in. for ex curelona of Aug 10 nnd 24, and Sept. 7 and 21. Tickets also good on ropilar tralne. For full information apply to A. E. Coopsr, Gen. act. Portland Or. . E. W. Tuomj'bon, A. G. P. A., Topaka, Can. oiin Skiiabtian. G. P. A., Chicago. CANADIAN x pacific: If you sre tolni to Chlcafoor Points East remember the G. A. R. Rate $71 .50 Chicago x and Return TlckeiionsileAuiust2taid22.aad Coodoathl Company's Maiheflteat Trala.i" Imperial Limited For particulars, apply to Auction sale of livo stock will be mndo a leading feature. All live stock nnd other exhibits hauled free over the Southern Paolile railroad. Ite. need nasTeiuTer rates on all railroads. For tram nin lUt and other Information, addieM "" W. H. WEHRUNG, Pres., Hillsboro, Oregon. M. D. WISDOM, Sec. Portland, Oregon. Smtk m 1 1 um for acceptablr Ideas. Cta.A If ... a . 1 THE PATENT RECORD, U Baltimore. Md. imn for acceptable Ideas. State If pateated. THE PATENT RECORD, BalPjaore. Ml . E. J. COYLE, a. u. r, A Vancouver, B. 0. U. II. ABBOTT, 140 Third bU PortlanJi PREBBDRGER1 ME AT MAKKLT ent la open agnln under new w11?'! andvevffll supply you with the flne 'reah meata, fard eto. put up in cleanest and beat shape and VnJ?r"l delivered. Come and see us. Phn Main 2S40. VAN PATTON k CO. m?Tmt 1ii -v dT' -rx.