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Your Next Suit!
TH.imeo wo Went Into the boat clothing markets md watched and
S? ul ami toJSS .the goods that have been com log to ub dally (or the
put .month . Wo have the results now to show in the ,
Best selected stock of Mes -Fine
Suits
Kiirt&&wfcwtatt $10 to $20
2J2. SSSAS moToy usually buysN Come
and eco about IU
a W. Johnson & Company.
The Peoples Clotliicrs and
STATE FAIR
PREMIUMS LIST
Complete Official Award of
Cash Prizes
Also Diplomas an4 Honorable Mention Made of
Dtservlrif Exbltlls-CorapIeteiJ from
Monday.
Jtclow will bo fonnd tlio stato fair pre
mium list completed from Monday's
JouiutAL. Tho entlro llflt of awarda
will bo reprinted In Tub Wjikkly Jotm-
MAI
DIVISION C-Cootloued.
SwetMtakcVfor Lout Wool.
J II Stump.
Ram with 4 of his lambs,
pure blood 1 I 10
Swtekstakes for Fine Wool.
Win Carey, Baletn.
Ram with 4 of Ills lambs,
puro blood 1 $
" Sweepstakes for Middle Wool.
Chas E. Ladd.
Itam with 4 of Ills Jambs,
pure blood 1 flO
Breeder's Special for Middle Wool.
R W Carer.
Heat exhibit of 12 head of fine
wool alioep bred In Oregon 3 C
John Minto and A T Wain,
Salem.
12 head of flno wool aheep 1 20
'RUHalloy.
12 head of flno wool 2 10
films K Lndd.
12 head, long wool 1
12 head, middle wool 3
J D Stump.
12 head Ionir wool 2
20
5
10
Chas Cleveland.
12 head middle wool 1 20
Schmidt Bros. Hhubel.
12 head mlddlo wool 2 10
n Scott. .
12Ji(iud long wool r 3 Ji
Special Premium.
Chas K Ladd
Ham mlddlo wool 1 Dip
Ewe middle wool 1 Dip
J It Stump.
Ham long wool 1 Dip
It Scott.
Kwo long wool 1 Dip
Ten of wethers under 2 yrs,
mutton Bheeii not less than
3 head, any breed 1 f B
Aniora Coats.
W D Claggctt.
liuck 2 yrs ami over 3 2
uraig won, itiacicay.
liuck over 1 yr and under 2
Kwo over 2 yr
Pr buck lambs
Pr ewe lambs
Kxhil.lt 12 hend
;. II. Stumb.
liuck over 2 yrs .
Buck over 1 yr aud under 2
8
8
8
2
4
8
4
20
4
4
2
i
,H
10
.wu over 2 yrs
Kwo over 2 yrs
"Kwo over 1 yr and undor2
( l'r buck lamlis
Pr cwo lambs
Kxhlblt 12 head
Harris it Karly, Salem.
liuck over 2 yr
liuck over 1 and under 2
Kwo over 1 yr and under 2
ljr.buck lambs
.Jintnvo lambs' '
Kxhlblt 12 head
DIVISION D.
Clats J()Berkblre.
Slsson k Co., Los '.Angeles. :
lioar 1 yr aud over
Hoar 1 yrand ovor
lioar 0 mos und uniler 1 yr
Hoar Jess than 0 mos
lioar less than 0 mos
Breeding cow 2 yrs and ovor
Sow lens than 1 yr
4 plus any aire from 1 sow
bred by exhibitor
W HJUdd catato,
Hoar, 1 yr nhd'ovur
Hoar less than II mos
l Breeding sow 2 yrs aud ovor
r Breeding sow 2 yrs nud oyer
i Bow 1 yr and under 2 ,' j
Sow 1 yr aud under 2
Sow 1 yr and under 2
8ow loss than 1 yr
Sow loss than 1 yr
Heat herd 1 boar and 3 bows
bred by exhibitor ,
Heat boar'atiy ago i ' ',
Host sow any ago J .
f 2 50
6
0
3
1 50
2 50
1 10
10
U
6
10
3
0
1 50
2
4
15
Dip
Dip
4 pigs any ago from one bow
2 6
6M Smith, Jefferson.
I VM.HW .....
4 pltjs from 1 sow
Herd 1 boar 3 sows
llaxolwood Co. Spokauo.
Hoar less tiian tl mos
Bow lues thnnlyr
Sow less than 1 yr ,
.A plus from 1 bow
Jflcrd, 1 hour, 3 bows
Slsson & Co. ,
, Hoar 1 yr and over
lioar 0 mos and under 1 yr
Hoar under U mos
Hoar uuder 0 mos
Breeding sow 2 yrs and over
Hrecdlug sow 2 yrs and over
Bow 1 yr and under 2
Sow 1 yrand under 2
Herd 1 boar, 3 bows
MO Smith, Jefferson.
Hoar 1 yr and over
Hoar 0 moo aud under 1 yr
3
3
o
3
1
1
1
3
1
2
1
3
1
o
1
2
1
10
15
10
1
0
3
10
260
(I
3
10 ,
50
JBEarly. v
Hoar 0 mm and Jjndor 1 yr , 1 A 0 ,
Brcodliig WW 2r f "85
lioar any axe wJ d Dip ,
Sow any ag , , 'JP ;
J M mi4 A W Atkinson, Now
berg. '
' JBar J Knd'avr' '"'' 8
Furnishers
Sow 1 yr and under 2 3
1 50
5
Ohio Improved Cheaters.
D W Karly, Salem.
Boar 0 mos and under 1 yr 2 $3
Sow less than 1 yr 2
Ed School, Albany.
Hoar less than (1 moa. 1 o
Urre Wblte Cbeablret.
II West, Schappootse.
lioar l yr anu over f ju
Hoar 0 mos and under 1 yr 1 0
Hoar less than 0 mos 2 3
Breeding aow 2 yr and ovor 1 10
Sow less than lyr 14
4 pigs from 1 sow 1 10
Herd 1 boar, 3 sows 1 15
Special Farm Exhibit Livestock,
J B Stump. ,
JSililMl oi larm uvu
stock consisting of not loss
than 2 head horses, 4 head
caltlo 5 head sheep, 5 head
goidfl, 5 head swlno 1 l75
DIVISION J-Contlnued.
Needlework, Women Over 60 Years.
Mrs Jnno 0 Albert, Salem,
Jeiquill, biik imujimwi.,
fancy not crazy
Mrs F II Lacy, Salem, spec.
Bilk cmb.
Mrs Nancy WeBt, Salem,
Drawers
liedquilt, silk patchwork,
fancy not crazy
Beduullt, wortted patch
work, fancy not crazy
Mrs Kmily Wariner.
Drawers
Uaby'b Dress
Hemstitching
Silk emb.
Sofa Cushion, Bilk patch
work, fancy not crazy
MrsM A Gill.
Horoatitching
Mrs J 0 Korb.
Nightdress
Heiiquilt, worsted patch
work, fancy not crazy
Crochet and Knlltlaf.
Mrs L Fischer, pr Woolen
Stockings
pr Woolen Socks
per fancy Stockings
Mrs M K Mathey.
1 50
1
1
2
1
.
2
50
r 2
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Bedspread, crochet
1 3
1 2
2 1 50
lady's Skirt, crochet
Mrs K W Wllklus, Salem,
Hodspread, knit
Mrs J Q Korb,
Bedspread, knit
Er Woolen Socks
ady's Skirt, crochot
Set DollloH. knit
Mrs A 8 Woolcock. Sulem,
Siecimcn knit laco
Specimen crochet laco
Mrs G M Whitney,
specimen knit lavo
Specimen crochet laco
50
DIVISION K-MlntB Under 14.
Class ("Uresd.
Marguoritu Wilson, Salem,
Potato Yoaat
Lulah Hollo, Salem,
.Potato Yeast
Hacking Powdor bisjuit
Laura Gill, Salem
Salt Hlaing Dread
Unking Powdor Biscuit
2 1
1 2
1 1
1
Class 2-Cakesand Dulter.
Klva MoKllmny, Whltaker.
6 pounds liuttor
Loafi Hollo. Salem,
Layer caku
Loaf cako
rjura QUI, Salem,
Loaf enko
Class 3-.Needlework
Hesslo Frlsloy, Salem,
Sofa pillow
Toilet cushion
IloHsIe CobIiow, ltosohurg,
HKcimeu llandstltcllug
Toilet cushion
Specimen silk cmb
Sofa pillow
Ucnava Potior, Salem.
Pillow slips hemstitching
Klva MoKlhaney.
Tidy, drawnwork
Tidy, fancy
Child's dress
Leah Hello,
Six buttonholes
8eclmoii heumtilcliiiig
S)ocimon silk emb
Clara, Maud Miller, Salem,
Cotton patchwork
1 2
1
1
50
1 1
1 2
1 1
1 2
1 1
1 1
2 1
1
DIVISION L.
poysUadeM6
A Ilaymond Parker,
Axe bundle
Specimen mechanism
Warren Hunt. Salem,
Collection birds' eggs
Ernest Taylor, Salem,
Carved work
Specimen potatoes
Qooruo Harr. Salem
Collection birds' eggs
50
50
DIVISION M.
Class I. Fall Apples.
G. A. Kockwell, Salem. ,
Display not loss than tea
plates Uravenstolu 2 $6
Mm. K. Dow, Shedda, Ore.
DUplay not less thau ton
plates 1 10 i
Class 2. Winter Apples,
G. W. Dlmlck, Hubbard, Ore.
Display not less than ton -plates
1 10
0. F, Landing, Salem,
Display not less than ten
50
plates .,, . 2 .8.
. CUss 5, 0", 7, GrtcVpescaes.
A
MlsaJJello Wqlfe FnllsTClty.
10 ouuds
-Display of Oregon growii
Nil fa
w
rfHrt
UesV'dU'play plums .
CUss 8, Quinces.
mJ
Mrs. J, V, Taylor,
Exhibit not less than one
peck $ 1
Class 9, Crapes.'
O. P. Laming, Salem.
Each varloty, not less tbati
10 bunches 1 $ 2
C. L. Pope, Salem.
Display of Oregon grown
grapes 1 5
each variety, not less than
ten bunches
DIVISION. N.
Veietafcles.
Mrs. J. V. Taylor, Salern.
Exhibit vegetables, from
Burpee's seeds
B. F. Hall, Croaton. Ore
1 Prize
Onions, yellow Danvors 1 2
C H Chapman, Salem.
Onions display . 2 2 60
Squashes for tablo 2 1
J K Douglas, Albany.
Jieeta for tablo, 3 varieties 1 2
Manicel'wurzel l 2
Kxhlblt carrots 1 2
Onions display 1 5
itutabagns 1 2
Squash for (able 1 2
Kohlrabi 1 1
Largest squash of any kind 1 3
Mrs F A Wolfe.
Kohlrabi 1 2
Rutabagas 2 1
Six largest tomatoes 1 1
DIVISION 0.
Class I, Flowers.
Mrs J V Taylor
Fuchsia 1
Hoses 1
Meranlums , 1
Climbing plants 1
Variegated leaved plants 1
Ferns 1
Now and raro plants 1
Begonias 2
O Heliotrope I
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
2 50
o
3 00
1 50
1 50
3
uarnationa l
Pansies 2
Hanging basket 2
Cactus , I
Mrs. T. Burrows, Salem.
Cactus In variety not less
five 2
Mrs. J. II. Haas, Salem.
Fuchiaa 2
Geraniums 2
Varegatcd leaved plants 2
Ferns 2
Begonias 1
Hclotrope 2
Carnations 2
Gladiolus 1
Paneled 1
Mrs. J. K. McCoy, Salern.
Oleander 1
MrB. 0. F. Taylor.
Hanging baskets 1
Climbing plants 2
Now or raro plants 2
PlumbaKO capouso 2
J,ady Washington goranl
um In bloom 1
DIVISION 0.
1 50
2 50
2 50
2 50
2 50
5
1 25
1 50
4
3
2 6Q
3
2 50
2 50
1
Class 4, Slnile Plants.
Mrs. J. V. Taylor.
Caunn
Palm
Titus elaBticca
Plumbago capenso
Asparagus plumousmanus
Arunda donnx
Beat LaFranco roso in bloom
Best ViBcountlcBB Folkstouo
roso in bloom
Best yellow rose, any vari
ety, in bloom
AbutitionSoveniordo Bonne
Lady Washington gerani
um in bloom
Mrs. J. II. Unas,
Titus elastlces
KhynuoBpormim
HanKiriK baskets mado bv
50
exhibitors
3
1
Best La b ranco roso In bloom
Host ViBcountotq
AbutllouSouvoiilrdollonno
Best yellow roso in bloom
Mrs N. P. Babcock, Salem,
Ilex lioRonia
Umbrella plant
Mrn. K. A. Kress, Salem.
50
50
Uux Begonia 2 1
Chris Nerod, Salem.
Canna 1 3
Aruuda Donax 1 3
MrH GhurloB Gllllngham. Salem.
Hanging basket made by
exhibitor. 2 1 50
Umbiela plant 2 1
Mrs Wiiletta Mott, Salem.
Palm 2 1 50
Asparagus pluniouair.adua 1 3
Special Premium.
Mrs J V Taylor.
50
Heat and most artlsticically
arranged uroup of (lowers 1 $10
MruGhaa W. Gllllngham.
Beat and most artistically
arranged group of flowers 2 5
Sweepstakes.
Mrs J V Taylor.
Display ol cut llowere other
than bw oot juiaa
Bout display of sweet peas
Floral design cut llowors
Beat dUplay of rosea
Heat display of astors
Mrs F Hughes.
Best display of sweet peas
lieat dlaplay of rosea
M
5
1
o
3
Mrs u W Ullltngliam, '
DiHplay of cut (lowers other
than sweet peas 2 3
Foral design cut (lowers 2 3
Mra OF Taylor.
Display of astors 2 1
Mrs. J. V. Taylor, of Salem, reculved
tho nrizo offered by tho Hurbeu Seed
Company of $10 for tho host display of
uowers raiboii irom mo uiirueo seeds.
DIVISION P,
4 CUss t. Natural History.
0 F Lansing, Jr., Salem,
CollLvtion ofOregou noxious
Insects 1 f 3
Guy M, Powers, Salem.
Collection of Oregon Indian
50
relies 1
Cabinet of Molusk shells 1
Cuhlnst of Oregon MulhiBk
rheils 1
Collection ofOregou fossils 1
DIVISION Q.
3
3
3
3
Class 3-011 Talntlais.
IdaAdolph. Salem,
Pavtol pnlntimt 1 2
Mt 0 Ballon. Salem,
Still life study in oil by Art
1st 1 5
Mrs Hammett Laoy, Salem
Lands-apo in oil on canvas
taken from nature by Artist 2 2 50
Mrs K Hufor, '
Fruits n oil taken front na
ture, by Artist . . " 3 2 50
Mrs N E Lltherland, Salem,
Largest and boat collection
of portraits la oil bf Artist 1 8
Figure study In oil on can
vass painted directly from
life bv Artist 1 8
Jessie Munkers,
Auimal life iu oil on canvas
by Artist 2 1 50
Pearl Carter. Salem,
IjitViUit mill at illanliv nt
l l " . . ViF.li ' ' rSw ,;
iBiiuovnpu miuun in oil
three specimens by one pert
son
Mrs MP Brown
Marine palatini; in oil on
H
"Put Money
In Thy Purse.
tr
Nobody suffering fron brito-fag. lack
of energy r or "that Ued fitting" ever
pats money in his purse. Lassitude &rJ
lisitesmess come frotn Impure, sluggish
btood thai simply oozes through the vcins.
Hood's SarsaparSU nvtkes the btoodpute
and gives it life, vigor And von.
AWGdSSaUa,
canvass bv the artist
Animal lifo in oil on can
vass by tho artist
Fruits in oil taken from na
ture by tho artist
Flowers painting Sn oil on
canvas from nature by tho
artist
3
l
Paatel painting
Mrs K II Barchus, Portland,
landscape in oil on can'vaea
taken from nature by tho
artist 1 5
Largest and best display of
landscape painting in oil
tlfreo specimens by one per
son 1 8
Marie Craig, Salem,
Portrait painting in oil on
canvas taken from lifo by
the artist 2 4
Mrs J 11 Lunn, Salem,
Marino painting in oil on
canvas by tho artist
0
Still life in oil bv the artist
Mrs M F Woods. Portland,
Portrait naintine in oil can
2 60
vas taken from lifo and ex
hibited by theartiat
Mrs A J Hodgers, Portland,
1
8
r lower patuttng in oil on
canvas taken from nature
by tho artist
Kdna Pohlo. Salem.
2 50
Flowers in water color Irom
nature by the artist 2 2
Mios Mario Ctaig, Salem.
Portrait in wator color by
tho artist 1 0
Pearl Carter, Salem,
Flow ore in water color from
naturo by the artiBt 1 4
Hguro color iu wator color
by tho artist 1 4
Mrs Frank Hughes.
Marino in water color by
the artist 1 3
Figure in water color by
the artist 2 2
Mrs Claud Catch.
Portrait in water color by
artist 2 3
Landscape in wator color
from nature by artist 1 4
Myra A Wiggins.
LundecaiKj iu wator color
from naturo by tho artist
Mrs A F Holer.
Animal life, from naturo
Mrs Hammett Lacy, Salem.
2 2
1 3
tJrayon rortralt i
Henry Jocquet, Lewiaburg.
Pencil sketch from naturo 2 2
Kdna Pohlo, Salem,
Crayon Drawing, 3 s peel-
mens 2 2
Mauriel Scott, Salem.
Animal lifo 2 1 50
Pearl Carter, Salem.
Charcoal sketch from naturo 1 3
T M WrMit. Saloa.
Pencil sketch from naturo
Mario Craig, .Salem.
Crayon Portrait
Cora Griswold. Satcm,
Crayon drawing3specimon8
MraTA Welceh, Salem.
Sketching, sjiecimen
1
1
Aiurray, Waue, Halem.
Charcoal sketch from naturo 2 1 50
K Vandersol, Salem.
Sketching, sprclmon 2 2
Photocraphlc Portraits by Professionals.
Chas K Daweon, Zena,
Collection Photographic
views by amatuur 1 $ 4
Leo Morehouse, Pendleton,
Ditto 2 1
Mrs M F McLennan, Salem,
0 portraits, platiuo finish
25 cabinets, platiuo (lnish
II D Trover, Salem,
3 portraits, platiuo finish
(i portraits, platino finish
(I Paris punols, platino Mulsh 2
-o cauiuots, piatino iinien
Miscellaneous Works or Art.
Frank Yoenkn, Salem,
Specimen pyrography, wood
cork or bone
Mrs F 11 Lacy,
Hammered metal, specimen
Mrs M 0 Moore,
China painting in Lacroix
50
iwrmjjuuu uatch,
Hammered metal, specimen 1 3
Spec, pyrography on wood,
cork or bono 2 2
Chemawa Indian School,
Display school work 1 10 '
Mrs TT Geer.
Collection China painting in
lacroix 1 15
Specimen China painting in
ljicroix 1 5
Mrs M F Woods, Portland,
Srh5, pyrography on wood,
cork, or bono 1 4
Amatuers Under Sixteen.
Fanny Mulkey, Salem,
Display crayon drawings 13
Geo Pettingoll, Salem,
Natural history in crayon 1 3
Gieta Gill, Salem,
Display crayon drawings '2 1 60
Drawing 1 2
Spec, penmanship 1 2
Olive Mitchell, Salem.
Pencil sketch from naturo 12 3
Portrait in oil and canvass 1 3
Siiec. natural history Iu oil 1 3
Special Exhibits.
G G Wlekson A Co., Portland.
For tho Iwat working ex
hibit of dairy machinery $100
B F Hall, Oroston.
Itoad grador 1 Dip
George L Hlckel, Portland,
For tho best working ox.
hlblt dairy mvchiuury 2 10
Geo I) Goodhue, 8alom.
Special poultry exhibit 1 250
Goo W Weeks.
Special exhibit daUy produta 1 200
Diploma and Special Mention Recommended by
the Judces.
J J Case, Portland,
Farm machinery
Huasoll it Co, Portland.
Threshing machine aud
engine
D M Osborii. Portland.
Farm maohiueiy
F G Hats, Salem.
Elect rie sprayer 1
K J liowoii, Portland Hood Co.
Seed, incubators and brood
ers Yokohama Tea no, Salem 1
Frank Gallowa, Central Point.
Water proof feed box I
M M Wilkius, Portland.
Wilkius gate
Geo W Foot, Independence,
Fanning mill and Backer
M K Lewis, Albany,
Farm uato
Goslingas Lamp Co, Portland.
memo rtuoxve ulo Co, Grants
Pass.
DIVISION R.
.- k Poultry and Pet stock,
is. L. B, WItxell, Tangent,
bwaua
M IJ.IIJ lljll Jf r WIWUUIL'' '
1 In mifwihtiiiJi iT 7f7B5
Buff Leghorn Cock 2 W
Buff Leghorn hrn 1 1 .
Boff Leghorn pullet 2 , pO
Buff Leghorn pen 3 1 w
8. O. Brown Leehorn cock 2 60
R. O Brown Leghorn cock 1 1
It C. Brown Leghorn cock
erel 11
R. C. Brown Lochornhon 12 1 50
R. C. Brown Leghorn pul
let 1 1
R. C. Brown Leghorn pen 1 3
Trio Guina fowls 1 2
White crested black Polish
cock 1 1
White created black Polish
hen 1 1
White created black Polish
pullet 1 1
Wallace nurlburt, Corvallle.
White Plymouthrock cock 2 60
Mrs. Frank Barrows, Fairgrounds.
Amr Dominlnuo cockerel 2 50
Amr Domininue pullet 2 60
Amr Dominlnuo hen 2 50
Amr Dominique pen 2 50
Continued on Third Cage.
THE COAL STRIKE
HELPING BRYAN
New York Special: Staff CorrwponJeut Oregolan
There is tho ever uncertain labor vote.
Probably there would have been no dan
ger from their vote had it not been for
tho striko in tho anthracite coal region
of Pennsylvania. As the Homestead
Btriko in 1892 was the principal factor in
the defeat of Mr. Harrison, it is possiblo
that the effect of tho present striko will
be tho defeat of tho Republican candidate
this year. It certainly will harm him
and help Bryan.
This Btriko will be talked ovor where
ever laboring men congregate. Tho coal
trust will bo primarily blamed for the
etrike,andthe trust is llkley to bo credit
ed to tho Republican party. Notwith
standing this is unjust, for tho coal trust
is not protected, there being no duty
on anthracite coal, yet we may ns well
face the fact thatin tho general consider
ationof tho caseby the average working
man, tho party in power will bo help
responsible, and thero will be a feeling
of revengo against some ono and that
one is most always the man who is seek
ing relcction. Tho ramifications of tho
Btriko aro opt to go fartlierjthan among
tho laboring men. Thoadyancein the
prlco of coal hits many people and hits
them hard. Not many men will under
take to reason out all tho subtleties of a
question when he is obliged to pay much
higher prices for coal. He may rail at
the strikers, but he is more likley to
rail at the trust, nud to vent his spite
on tho party in power, which is unjustly
held responsible for tho trust.
The Health Problem
Is much Bimplor than is sometimes sup
posed. Health depends chieilv unon
perfect digestion and pure blood, nud
tuo problem is eolvotl very readily by
Hood's Sarsaparilla. Yon mav keen
well by tnkinir it nromntlv for unv ntrm-
ach or blood disordor. Its cures of scro
fula, salt rheum, catarrh, dyspepsia,
rheumatism nnd other diseases num
bered by tho thousands.
Tho favorite family cathartic is Hood's
Pills. 1
Satemltes Will Wed.
Cards aro out announcing tho wedding
of Mr, Henry Papo and Miss Addlo
Scott Plamondon at tho home of tho
brido's mother, Mrs. M. K. Palmondon,
corner of Winter and center streets,
Thursday oven.ng at 8 o'clock, Rov. O.
J. Scovell of tho Episcopal church ofllci-
ating.
hi i
Stops the Couth and
Works off the'.Cold.
Laxfttlra IlromnOiilnlno Tabled rnrn a. mill In
ono lay. No Cure. No Pay. l'r ico JJc 8 2J
. New Suit.
Tho Bank of Woodburn has com
menced suit in tho circuit court against
John Sins to collect balanco alleged to
be lino on two notes given last year, with
interest, attorney's fcos and costs,
amounting to boiiio $400.
The Best Prescription for Malaria.
fll Ills till fA & I a a tin I tin .. I I a..! Mi. .! I
Will Tonto. It I ilmpty Iron nnd iiulnlno In a
tavtelctia form. No euro uo pity. 1'rlro Wc,
a-iu em-cm
Mrs. Win, Lee's Funeral
Tho funeral of Mrs. Wm. Loo. form
ally of this city was hold yesterday at
her homo near Lebanon nud tho remains
laid to rest in the burial grounds abovo
Lebanon. Sho wnstho daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ronnio of McMlnvillo and n
sister of Wm Ronnio and James Renuio
of this city.
WPIERCE'S
Favorite
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" I am SO L'rilteful tr vnil for vnnr n.1
vice," says Mrs. Sidney II. Oakes, of
Whituiell, Pittsylvania Co., Va. " When
1 commenced your medicines I had been
treated by different doctors for three
months or more, but would only receive
partial relief for a short while und then
would be worse than before. Was con
fined to my bed moot of the time. At
the time I commenced your treatment
my icu siue was completely jxiralyzeU.
Had no desire to eat un thing; bowels
costive all the time. Nerves were all
unstrung, so I could not bear the least
noise. I also suffered from diseased
ovaries aud female weakness. But thanks
to my Maker and you, after following
your advice, I am able to do all my wash
UiK.'sewliig and house work in general.
I haven't had a spasm iu two months.
icik uu uicuiiuiui auoui one ..moniti
u - ---- --... vv wv w " ta
LUUe them loni'er. I Ihvk tnl-Ar, nlvn..t
jjuin-i inmK it necessary to con
seven bottles of Dr. Pierce's Favorite
x-reacrrpuon, seven of the 'Golden
Medical Discovery,1 and two vials of
Pleasant Pellets.' I heartily recommend
those medicines to all suffering as I was."
makes
weak women
STRONG.
sick women
WELL.
BUSINESS CARDS
O. JHL Til A OK
Successor to Dr. J. M. Keeno, ol
Whito Corner, Sntem Or. Parties desir
ing superior operations at moderate fees
in any branch aro In especial request.
ALBERT A. JESSUP.
Phone 1071.1
ROOMS 1 AND 3, OKAY ULK.
B. P. JONES,
Attornoy-at-Lav
Toledo, Orovon
Wm Cleric of Circuit Court ; I year amlhiis
an up-to-dato abstract oi al1 -J'tujla Lincoln
county. 11 .17 m
Old Post
OfficeStables
Aro largo am have reliable attend
ants, your tepin boarded by the week or
day. Good teams for hire. Prices rea
sonable. Your patronage solicited.
H. M. Brown
(12 Ferrv Street.
SOULE BItOS.
Piano Tuners and ll1 pares
PORTLAND ORE.
For Salem and vicinity leave ordora at
Geo. Will's Music Store.
Boots and Shoes
Mtilo to order. Ladlos Shoos a spec
ialty. KeiatrltiK neatly done.
J. M. Needham. 181 Com st
T.J.Sillivin,
State Street Tailor.
Fall Suiting Jut In. Tho ObemdorlT pat
U'rnH (rum Chicago, llct IjUsIiimi nulls 15.
(3 pants V.
Tillson, Bartlctt Grain Co,
Prunes wanted. Fruit bans for wile.
Loans and Insurance
Monuv to loan from fl to 8 por cent.
"according to security no oxitenee for
examination, lusurancu ellected on
hops and other property at lowest rates.
John SVloir 290 Com, st.
7-lfl.'fdi-w
High Grade
Belgian Hares
We guarantee the best stock
at the lowest price that can be
purchased.- 2
I
x
.
Commercial Rabbitry
510 Commercial St., Salem, Or.
S, C, STONE. M. H
Pmprlc-torot
Stone's Drue: Stor
r
8ALKM, ORKGON.
Tue stores (two lu uumber) aro lotattnl a
No. 236 aud 513 Commorelal strce., nud ar
h till ato"ked with a coinplota lino of drug an
modlclnia, toilet article, pertuiaury, bruihes
etc., c to., etc,
1)11. HTONK
lla had tome 25 years experience In tho prac
t'coolmedloluoaud now makes no oliarco fo
ncnrultatlnn, ftiamlnatlnn or proscription.
Important
to Contractors
TIioho rfuulring cemout will do well to
heed tho advice that cements are bound
to ndvttnco in prlco beforo long. Two
carloads of tho celebrated
Giant Cement
In etoro at our watehoiiEO and on salo at
tho old prices.
D. S. BENTLEY & CO.
319 Front st.
Wheat Bought and Stored
By tho Aurora Roller Mills
Branch ollleo and warehouse 181 Trado
at. betweon llluti and Church streets,
liuckwheat and oats bought ut hiRhost
markot price.
FRED P. HURST.
7-27-tf dAw
ROCKY A10UNTAIN
SCENERY BY DAYLIGHT
DayllfhtStopoYcrat Majara Falls.
Through first claB ti
I'acille Coast weekly f
Now York, and othor i
touaist eluoner from
for Chicago. Boston,
urK, una otuor eastorn points, via
Hio Grundu Western, (Great Suit Ijike
HoiltO) DdllViir it ltirt llrimlu n 1? T .(- 1
and IlliliOia Contrnl in ("!ln'vurj MimiAi.
lug in the Union Depot with Michigan
Central's similar car for points wist.
For particulars call on or address T.ocal
Agents or,
H. II. TniuinpiA,
Com'l Ag't. III. Cent. U. K.
8 Otf H3 Third et Portland Oro
O JZ 3 Tf C3 XV. X A. .
Btiritks
11)3 Kind ww Hate Alnars BoafiM
am
Lnsilatc.
tor the latest improved machinery for
snsllage cutting seo Mitchell, Iaiwiu &
staver Co's branch, F. F. Carov, man.
en
Stav
ager,
8 30 A & w tf
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bough
Blsuaturo of ZfS&C
&$
SALEM HOP BUYERS,
Squire Farrar
No 65 State 8t. Phono No. 1221.
Wm. Brown Co
liu.ih Diilldlng, Commorolnl St. (ground
lioorj. uinco icicpnonu no. i.
Lilienthal Bros,
II. J. OUenhofmcr, Manager. OITlco ovor
btuiUiV liuan iiuiik. iiionu no. 101,
Catlin Linn
Ofllccovcr Wcllor' grocery toro. 'Phono
no uu.
, Carmichael
omce over Jnlinxon'a Clothing ttoro, In
Iluali.IlroniMU blUK
Ta A, Livesley Co
Commercial at' Hcond stair wuth or Ladd
,1 llu.h tMnk bank; from IS, upstairs.
n Thonc 1211.
L D Jacks Co
Hop ollleo formerly occupied by Herrcn A
Ijvy foulli of Wlllamcllo Hotol.
SAIEM LODGES
r j w. w.
Halem Camp No. 118. JU-eU ovcrr Friday over.
r, 70, in A. O. U. W ball, Stale Ins. bide.
P. I), l'runty, O. C. W. A. Jtoorca, clerk
room 16, Moorcrblk
KOKKSTBKS OX AMISRIOA
Court Blicrwood Fored No 10. Mccta trlday
nlghta In Turner block. John M. (;tiao, C. It.
A U Prown S;y 1M7'1ti
WHERE TO EAT AN OSLEEP
Tilli DENVER RBTaORANr
The onlv nlacn in tho oifv whero vou
! pirn ...it n II rot.f.tiioa tm.nl (tT 1R milllu
Slnto Street. 9 0 1m
The Wilson
18 Cantor Strcot.
Is now tindor tho old managamoitt nnd to
pAtions In the llituro as in the past will
meet uiitlro witlfrtutluii lit klwuln? nnd
cnlltiR. Kooms Tor runt, dy, wiek or
month. CIIAH. DOWNS, 1'iop.
WHY GO HUNGRY
When you can got all yon want
to eat at tho
WHITE HOUSE RESTAUIUNT
Our patrons tecelvu tho best tho
market affords. 0en day und
night.
McKillop
& Berkhart
100 tnto St.
CANADIAN
X PACIFIC
100 Hours Ocean to Ocean
VIA
The Imperial Limited
Grand Scenery
Fast Time
Modcl'Accomodattons
Tourist nnd first-class sleeping uirs
BOSTON,
MONTREAL,
TOONTO,
OTTAWA
ST. PAUL
For full particulars apply to
E.J.COYLB, H. 11. A1SROTT,
A. G. I. A., HO Third St.
Vancouver, It. C. Portland.
More Cheap Excursions
to the East
Hound trip tickets from Denver, Colo
rado Springs, and Pueblo to Chicago,
Peoria and intermediate points, will bo
sold August 10, and September 7 and
21, by tho
GREAT
ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE
-AT BATE OV
Ono ltfgular Faro 1'Ius $2.00 Tor Hound Trip
Iteturn Limit Octobor 31, 1000
One fare to Chicago and return
Aug. 23 24, 25, 20, for the
GvA-,R-, ENCAMPMENT
, With liberal return limit.
SPECIAL TRAINS
OnkNiciht OutJto Chicago, will leavo
Denver 3M5 p. m., Colorado .Springs,
d:o5 p. m. and Pueblo 2.45 p. in. for ox-
CIlmOllH of Anu 10 nn.t oi .,.,.1 c...
7 and 21. Tickets alto good on regular
itiiie. ror iuii intormatlon apply to
, Poopkk. Con. nut. Portland Or.
h. AV. TnoMiso.s, A. G. P. A.,
t Toptika, Xan.
Joit.NSjiiiAbTiAN G. P. A., Chicago
OTEM WOOD SAW
O Two Machines
Work Don Quickly.
Telophono 268S black. Leavo orders at
reMileiu-e on 13th atreet. or Stelner'
market, M. VanFtuCT, Vkw Park. f-6t
Salem Water
Co.,
oppicb, my HALL.
For wator service aoply at ofllc.
Illl U payable mouthly In advaoco.
Make all complaints ut the otllc
UiciLyi
nwAUT
ron
KroKT
aTTrn'nTw-.
U..u
kanc
liver
o.-oopm
Walla Walla, 8tokart ti.
apol a. Ut. Viol livftiP1?''
-"-oiun.
Allan.
Ito Kz
9 p, m
a.
VU HUNTINGTON
8 pm.
8 p. m.
ax. Hun
10p,m
rorPanTrau;MBUU
COLUMHIA ltiHti
I , , bTKAMKRS.
To Aatorla nnd wy UaA
i..
;
'"ti,
WII.tjAMETTR RIVEII ?
I-eave
rialom
wWW2K
WILLAMETTE lllVEn i.TTr
nkli;
Iloala to 1-ortland aa aboTfc
rni't pnr linn At (Irnmn i i!. irWlUfn a.
dcluyod there. 1 toketa to nil MMi,ft?pi'i
WaafrlURtou, California or ihafiJjSioa,
rail or river routo to rortlani iJ
mado at Portland with all ralLjL??W
"UC1- w ". Ute?rnr'
' Mif
Apsnt, Trado BtrtftilSi U
City ticket and freight office 2oXg
SOUTH AND
VIA
THE SHaSTA ROUTE
Trnins.leavo Salem for Portland mdu,
stations at 6:40 a. m. , 7:54 a. m. i-l
4:05 p. in. w
Lt rortlnd..
. j ait
Lv Balem.
-110 AM
ion 1 1
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Ar AUilaurt.
Ar 8acramcnto.
Ar San Kranclftco..
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ArUKdon..
Ar UoiiTcr...
Ar Kanta, Ulty
. S.i'i A M info
.9-00 AM i
. 7aSAM vz,.
at uniouni.
-7.15 AM UJli
Ar Ixm Angeloa .
Ar Kl Paw
Ar Kort Worth
Ar city ofMozlto--
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. IPM
. S30AM
-SA A M
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. 625 I M',
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.12.43 H M
tan
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AT ilOllilOU .
Ar Noir Orloani. ..
Ar Waahingion
Ar Now York
Pullman and Tourists ran on foi
trains. Chair cars Sacramento to OjJ
and El Paso, nnd tourist cars to 0hlot,
St. Louis, New Orleans and Wainltnttt,
Connecting nt San Frandlsco with ki
oral steamship lines for Ilonolsk
Japan, China, Philippines, Central d
South America.
8eo Mr. W. W.
Sktnnorairantttbilu
Station, or address
O. II. MARKHAM, G. P. A.,
Portland, Oregon.
POSSIBLY
You aro not nwaro of tho fast time ul '
stierb sorvico now afforded bj tie
nav&'
2 WE HAVE . A
Daily Fast Trains d
tO THE EAST. "
If you cannot take tho morning tru
travel via me ovoning tram. mu n 4
finely equipped,
"Our Snfifiia lios"
Fast Timo, Through Service, Msii
Palaco Sleepers. Pullman Touriit w
ers, Pullman Diners, Library (Ca7e)(
aud Froo Reclining Chair cars.
Hours in timo saved to Omsbij (
ago, Kansas City, St. LouisKeSrncrl
Boston, and othor Eastern poinU.'
Tickota gool to Salt UVo City v
Denver. .
It is toyour interest to use Tus 0n
land Limitki). Tickets and tlwpaj
car bortliB can bo secured from ' '
W. W. Btvtva.
AgontB.P.C&
Or Guy Powers, Ag't.O B. & x
J. II. lxmiBOi, Gcn'l Agent,
No. 186 Third St. Portland Or
Oregon Shou Lino
til Ail It F
Tho Direct Route to
Montana, Utah, Colorado
and all Eastern Points
Gives cholco of two favorite ronW.'
tho UNION PACIFIC Fat M"1""'
or the RIO GRANDE Scenic UM.
No Change of Cars.
On the Portland-Ohlcago Special,.
finest in the West."
Equlppod With,
KlegmuHUudard81cieri.
Kino New Ordinary lourUi 8Ilrt
Superb IJbran-liuffet Car.
8nlondlpDInneri, Meaia a la cart
Free KecllnluuCLairCira.
Comfortable Coachca and Smoieri ,
Kutlrw Train Completely V""1"
For further information PK,,
J. R.NAGEL, QUYPOWf
Trav. Paas. Act. Agent O. B. &?
149 TMrtl B PArMand Or. B1
mm iiitt -! -
Corvallis & Eastern Hi
TIME CARD!
No 2 For Yaqulna:
Tralu leaves Albany,
Train leaves Cotvallls....
Tiain arrives Vaqulna .
No. Returning:
weaves xaquinu.... r
Leaves Corvallis Mrs
Arrlvna AlbauV ..il-i1?
'o. 3 For Detreit: d. ,
Leaves Albany JS. a,
Arrives Detroit ,,,!y
No. 4 Rfiturnlng: 2..a. u
Leavkb Uetioit !j?b.'
Airlvec Albany.... . , ."''',,11
One and two connect at Ajtan , j
Corvallla with Southern Vm?, AM
Kir'K umruu ovt "" "'
port and adjacent beaches. .rt,
Trains for the mountains w
Detroit at, noon, giving ml'5 $
to reach carnnifi ""'"nVlw."i
Breltenbuab and antUm pr p
II L virKN. BDwW
T. V, A P. A
H M, .Y.W....
HnifiWinff M
Chto?ieaiJmJSJi
ury Gooas. ? ifcv47 MittlaP
yj;i? svr iu icois s.ini u
scltlxic Cheap, caL Oft
110 STATE STREET,
Southern
Pacific
W mL
015?" 15H
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