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" -" k 'i v iiS 3 fefyffomg for Hoppickers X X X AT X X X iLVERSON'S ...SALEM'S BEST STORE... .'funeral of MISS MARY KETCHUM Daughter of the Presbyter ian Minister. Her Family all at Newport at the Time of Her Death. Gloves Sunborinets Hosiery Calico Wrappers Overalls 10c 25c 10c 5c 50c 50c Sox - s 10c Blankets - 60c Skirts - 30c Shirtwaists - 35c Telescopes - 40c Canvas - 20c It Will Pay You To think ol Hlugos whon you wont anything in cither of his two branches of business. HI watch repair department ie the boil equipped and boBt stocked of any in the stato.ond pricoa nro of tho tho twonty century kind, and tho workmanship Is second to none. Tho optical branch Is aa comploto as it possibly can ho. compare tho demands of a city ovon four times as law as So'"; most complicated porscription can bo Oliod insido of 48 hours. Illngos, popular prices prevail In both brunches. CHARLES H. HINGES 296 Commercial Street. has DRESS GOODS Wo koop piling thorn on tho bar gain counter. Ask your neigh bors who have bought some of thwo goods what they think of thorn. All wool goods, lorao of them. Worth more than wo ask any of them returned from As- 33c yd GINGHAM WEEK... This wook great reductions will bo inado on all ulnghamB, ovory piece Included in this ealo. Fancy Qlnghauis. IOc Qualities 6 l-2c Fancy Ginghams 12 12 and I5c Qualities 10c Fancy Ginghams 25 and 30c qualities 18c Bilk stripe zophyra 50c qualities, 34c MlIiffiT Tho Quality Htore. NEW TODAY. WANTBD Men to work on sower. An tily at tho Job. ou Kaat Contro street. Q.VQray. 8 20-tf WANTKD A houeokeopcr, who can apeak Gorman, to take care of tho household affaire of a German family for two months. Address "German," cwo'Journal. 8M3l VA$TKD, Twenty Ave hop plokors. To commence work on September 6. Call on F, W. Purbln, Sheriffs olllce. 8 :0 if Bcott Bozorlh toria. Judgo I. N, Maxwell has returned from Caacadla, Leator B. Davis and wifo have return ed from Newport. Mrs. Theo. Geer-Downing is visiting Portland friends. Dr. II. II. Ollngcr returned from Tncoma latt night. Miss Hosallo Friendly, of Ktigonu, Is visiting frlondi hero. Miss Margaret Cotipor has returned homo from Newport. Mr. mid Mrs, Arthur Dayton hnvo re turned from Cascudla. Mrs. I). F. Wagner has gouo to Ger hardt Park for a few dayB. Albert Young Ib reiortHl tjnlto ill with an attack of la grippo. Mits Auguntu Ulosy is visiting rela tives at Aurora for u fuw days. Mrs. 8. A.McComauphy of Du Ilolso, I'a., is visiting her brother, Dr. W. B. Molt. Mrs. Genrgo Galliouu of Han Fran- cisco lias returned homo niter visiting tho Misses Krn. II. It. Page and wifo arrived Huniluy evening ufter n ten days visit with (rionds at 'IVeoinu. Mies Anna Dlovorlke, accompanied by MIbsL. Verstegol Portland, 1ms gone to Newport for a week. Mrs. Laura Ilradluy has gouo to her homo nt Kugono, af'.or visiting her bIh tor, Mm. W. Merrimau. MIbh Cora Talklngton bus returned homo nftor an oxtondod visit with friends at Seattle and other points. Miss Myrtlo Watson, who has visited hor grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, W. II. Grois tho last tow mouths, has gone to hor homo ut Albany. Miss Ktnlly Thatcher has returned from Portluud and Beasldo, where alio spent her vacation, mid has rcsumod work at tho oUlcu of tho B. U. P. & T.Co. Among thoBu returning from Tacoma I Saturday night were. Mr. and Mrs, J. II. Itolaud. Miss llowu. Mrs. M. J. Grolghtou, Mrs. W. If. Danoy, A, L, Downing, Goo, K. Waters mid Joo Kvans. Thofunoral of Miss Mary Kelchum was held at nino o'clock this morning at tho family residence on State and Church streets. 8crvlceH were conduct ed by tho Nov. Thompson of In doponce, and attended by a large number of friends of tho family. Inter inontwnsnt tho Hural cemotcry, nnd tho relatives of tho deceased took the olovon o'clock train for Newport, to at tend tho mother nnd slstor, who are In a critical condition. Tills sudden death of ono of tho most popular young ladles of Salem, has won for tho family and friends of tho deceased tho heartfelt sympathy of tho entire community. Mits Kelchum was a prominent worker in tho Presbyterian church of which her father is pastor, nnd hor friends are legion, being oount od by tho number of her acquaintances. She had boon in ill-health tho entire oummor, and iier assiduous caro of her invalid mother and slstor resulted in an attack of typhoid fever. Willi the best of attendance and caro she was conval otcing from this attack, and no doubt as to her recovery was indulged in, when heart failure suddenly at lacked her, causing her death at 2 p. m. Saturday. Her brother, Will Ketchum, was tho only ono of the- family with her, and ho Immediately telegraphed tho tad mows to his parents at Newport. Their arrival here would have been one day later than it was had not Edwin Stone, manager of tho O. & K. It. It. sent a special train to Newport to hasten their coming homo. Dr. Ketchum and Miss Bertha were tin onlv members of tho family ablo to come, and by the epeolol train thoy readied Albany nt midnight Saturday. Thoy were met there by Mr. Will Ketch urn and F. A. Wiggins and reached hero Sunday morning on tho overland train. Miss Mary Ketchum was born in Urbano. Ohio, 27 yoare ago. Sho has resided in Salem with her parents since Soptembor 1897, coming hero from Horkoloy, California. Mrs. II. A. Kotchum. inothor of tho deceased, and MIbs Huth uro Just re covering from Borioua Illness mid Mien I Kdlth was but recently Btrlck'on down with typhoid fovor. Thoy are at New port, whore tho remaliuhir of tho family have gouo today. RECORDER'S COURT HEARINGS J. Mnthows was arrested Saturday night by Chief of Police Gibson.charged with drunkonnoBS. Ho was to bo given . . T 1-- T...1.I. .1.1. a Hearing neioro iveturucr ouu.u .. morning, but was llboratcd yesterday with admmonltlonB against repeating tho offonso. Ills wifo applied for bin roleaao nnd explained matters by saying that thoy had been traveling by team and camped in tho grove near the 8. P. nnHhnncor donet: her husband came to town and got drunk, and she was left at tho camp unprotected. Ilobocs had token all hor foot! from tho tent and alio asked the release of her husband to defend her. David Conlcy a "corn doctor" who was also arrested Saturday on tho charge of larceny, was given a hearing at ten o'clock Upon motion of the District Attorney the case was dismissed for want of evidence. NIGGER BURNED Justice Trial. An assault and battery case was heard In Justice O'Donald'a court this after noon. Bam Castro was tho defendant In tliecaso and Geo. T. Becker the pri vate prosecutor C. L. McNary, deputy district attorney represented tho Btato and Maxwell & Ilayden appeared for tho defense. The prosecutor Is the owner ol ono of one of tho racing horses, and tho de fendant is a horse trainer, at tho State Fair grounds. The trouble occurred Saturday afternoon and was the result of a petty quarrel. A pitchfork In the hands of Bam Castro inflicted a few slight wounds on Becker, and tho feel ings of both aro nt a degreo that tho matter could not bo dropped, according to tlioir version, without a sortlement in tho court. SULTAN'S PENALTY POOLED GRAIN Sold at a Profit of Three Cents a Bushel Above Mar ket Price. CoNBTANTINOl'MC, Aug. 2U. The amount of tho indemnity which the Sultan agrees to pay tho quays company for Intcrforonco with its rights la 700, 000 francs. The Sultan will also pay 000,000 franca to tho Frenchman on account of seizing his lands in Alabanta. Tho company renouncos for a year tho causo of lta concessions regarding tho tranafor of tho quays to Turkoy, only, It It is bullevod, to savouppearances. Pahis, Aug. 20. This action however, will only bo a manifestation of dissatis faction and not a rupture of relations as tho councollor of the French Embassy and continue Investigations. Conatans will ostensibly leave on a vacation. Paws, Aug. 20. Sultan Abdul Ilamld'a irade giving satisfaction in tho quays question was taken as indicating that ho would accept tho entire French claims, but Mr, Contain telegraphed that tho Sultan Is still holding out against ttho claimB In payment of threo Frenchman amounting to several milllmi friniPB. for which CoilJtlUlU do- manded n sottloinout, anil declares ne vrili leave for CoiiBtanlnople today tin less tho matter la Bottled. Mtirdcr Noles Cremated Alive in the Presence of Thous ands. J Ciiattanoooa, Tonn., Aug. 20. Hen ry Noles, tho negro, who shot to death Mrs. Charles Williams, wifo of a prom inent farmer near Winchester. Tonn., last Friday, was captured early Sunday morning at a water tank near Coan, Tenn. Iln waa taken to Winchester by his captora and placed in Uio county jail. Sheriff Stewart made hosto to try to barricade tho jail and protect the prison' er. Soou an angry mob of several hun dred men gathered about tho Assistant Attorney-General, N. M. Whlttakor, who appeared and mad a speech to tho crowd. He appealed to thom to aaalst in allaying excitement and upholding the majesty of the law. Ho promised to reconvono tho grand jury promptly to Indict the negro and have him speed ily tried. No sooner had their appeal been mado than soveral hundred citizens from tho neighborhood whoro tho crime was com mitted augmented the crowd to thous. anils. They swept forwnrd upon the jail, overpowered the Sheriff and hisde putlea,took the prisoner and started for tho scene of tho crlmo, 12 miles distant at 10:15 a, in. Tho mob was orderly, but dotorminod. It seemed that the whole population for miles around had turned out to seo the fulo of tho wretch. A procession, three miles In length, fol lowed the mob to tho Williams homo, Arriving at a point In sight of tho sceno of tho crime, tho negro was placed upon a slump and mado a voritablo con fession. He flnl'hed h!s statement at 1 :33 p. m. He was taken from tho stump, carried to a tree nearby, bound to a troo by chains and his body saturated with oil. At 1 :10 p. ni., a match was applied and instantly tho qulvoriug body waa enveloped In flames. Fonco rails wore piled about tho burning body and Boon life was extinct. Tho negro mado no outcry at any time, nnd died aa Btolldy as a atoic. There were no dlsordely tcenes about tho burning body. At least C000 people witnessed the horrible fato of tho iifgio. Mony remained until nightfall, augmenting tho blazo until tho body was entirely courunied. Tlion they departed for their homes qulotly. The Negro's Crime. Lying on tho floor of tho family room, her face splashed witli clotted blood and tho planks stained with the pamo drops, Charles Williams found his devoted wife Friday afternoon whon ho returned from marketing IiIb wheat in tho llttlo town of Maxwell. A heavy bullet had gone tiironuh hor head, life was extinct, and two baby children were ciylng alono in their uriol andfear. The oldest boy.oged B, told what had occurcd. Tho young mothor had been shot and klllod by Henry Noles, a negro hand upon Will iams place. As tho mortally wounded woman sank to tho floor. Noles shot at tho boy, tho bullet grazing tho child's head, 'f lion he fled to tho woods. The inotivo It Is believed, was robbery and (! ma nhtainad bv tho assailant. Mr. Williams is a larmor weu-to-uo, unu ono of tho most prominent residents of his sections of Franklin County. The dead woman was a member of ono of tho oldest and most respected families in the county. GERMAN TARIFF Causes Great Feeling in Rus- sia Against William's Sub jects. Nkw Yohk, Aug. 20. Tho prevailing anti-German feeling in KuBsin, eaya the St. Petersburg correspondent ol tho Timca, has greatly Increased Blnco the proposed new Gorman tariff has boen mado public. Tills la particularly truo of Poland whore, ovon under normal conditions, great racial 'animosity oxlsta between tho Teutonic and Slnveloments of tho population. In any caso it secma cortain that tho Russian Government will Bhortly take stops to prevent tho immigration of Germans into Russian Poland. Thoro aro at preaoht according to official figures no fewer than 003,000 foreigners In tho Provlnco of Warsaw of whom 82 per cent are Germans. Acordlng to tho same figures 14,620 foreigners, tho major ity of whom aro GermanB own real estate In tho Province. The totol value of this real ostato in tho handa of tho foreignora ia 420,000 roubles. The nu merous industrial establishments in tho Provinco of Warsaw are now nearly nil in tho possession of Germans. As tho woalth of tho rich district of Warsaw ia thus concentrated in the hands of Emporor William's subjocts it is easy to foraoo what would happen in the event of a Russo-German War. The "Gorman" problem in Poland ia cer tainly not ono of tho loaBt important which tho Russian Government will bo called upon to solvo in the near future. The now German tariff bill is princi pally directed against Russia. Tho Importation of Russian wbeat into Germany was particularly disastrous to tho Agrarians. By oxclud- ing Russian cereals, Gormany has un doubtedly dealt a sovore blow to Rus sian agriculture But on tho otherliand Gorman manufacturers will pay dearly for tho triumph of tho Agrarians. Hitherto the annual exports of manu factured articles from Germany to Rus sia amounted to considerably more than $100,000,000 Tho manufacturers of Broslau will suffer considerably by tho cutting off of largo market for their products and wlilln thti new Gorman tariff has cnuneU consternation in agricultural districts in Russia it lias teen received witn uis guised delight by IttiBsian manufacturers. FRESH ARRIVALS JjjMg able goods, at Friedman's New Racket, the only Bargain House in Salem Come and see the largest assortment of hats. New est styles and prices that none can compete with us. See the selection of our Clothing We can fit the tall, the short, the thick and slender. Our prices will fit your purse Do you want gloves? we have the largest assortment to pick from. Our price will suit you. Our furnishing goods are arriving daily. If you want bargains we can fill the bill at FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET Cor. State and Com'l Sts. Salem, Oregon. Get ready for hop picking. We are well supplied with a large as sortment of hop pickers gloves, overalls, overshirts and Good material, low prices. that are good and cheap, shirting, tucking, Denims, etc. Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store First door south of Post Office. hosiery. Shoes calicoes, yOU BALK.-Upright post drill press in pood order nuvor been UBod it will take a drill from H to an Inch dlamot or ilia iablo awing 14 inches wolght 05 lbs. If wanted Inquire ol Herbert Gamble ooruor 10th Mission tit. Price tlijBO. 8 'JO 0t Sceclal Sale. Tills woek BrauBon & Regan are mak ing h specialty ef selling outfits to hop pickers, Just what you ueodlu hunch goods. b. E. Huotslacer, Funeral Director. 107 Suit 8rVt. 'Phono Hd 2423, SiltroOrcioa. Hevl rw30 Court, 'Phone BUckJlBI. PAPERS ISSUED Ride wore opened at tho Rock Point Behool housu Saturday night for tho Brain that had been pooled by about llfiyjfarinors of that district. There was over 65,000 bushels of oats, in tho pool, which sold as follews: Winter oats, 20'.! cents per bushel, or fltl Mi per ton : snrlni: oats, U8?j centH per hnahel, or lll.03 per ton. These were taken by BlmiiBon. lluaWiV: Co. of Albany ana Portland, Tho pooled wheat ou'irregated over U, OOObushels, and the offer of Gardner A Go,, of Stayton, was accepted by tho of ficers of tho combine. Thoy offer to tuke tho wheat at any time tho (armors aro ready to sollhU a priuo three cents above tho Salem price. There aro about 'J6.000 bushels of oats In that district that was not lu th pool, and tilmnson. Mean V Co., offer to take this at tho same price as that lu the pool, This is tho second year those grain growors have combined their IiiUihhiIh In this lino. Last year their prollts over the prevailing market quotations aro said to have been f3A0O; tills your it is estimated ai 12000, ami If tho offer of Simpson, Uean & Co. is accepted for the remainder of tho oat crop, that district will bo the ualnor by about 30OO it is bolleved. JT SLAB-WOOD per 2 26 M 00 TIM Price of slab-wood In Salem . saMrM are is louows; Ir4 th corporato UuiiW tfiwVei wld Unit. !.' SMcteJ Tto will wade to all per sffSSlrU lite Woo direct , frow 2rwr i l ef fr or store leads F. S. Cralir. Sd,Or,A., 1001, 8 801W Governor Geer today issued oxtrudl Hon papers for F. O. Kaufman, who Is wanted lu Iowa for obtaining a slgua turu to papers undor (alio pretenses, Ho committed a similar crlmo lu Portland recently, bulOregon is willing togivo up tho claim on him. Ho Is t present lu jail at Portland. French Demands. Yokohama, Aug. 2(1. Dispatches from Seoul say French representative at tho Coroan Oopilal presented a series of de mands Including 5000 yen as compensation for Injuries sus tahu'd by Missionaries, and tho punish niunt of fifty persons guilty of tuking an uotivo part in the Qunlpaort riots. Fiirthor attempts to supplant McLsavy Drown from his oltlco as director geuoral of customs Imvo proved abortivo. A NewS. P. President. I.oh Amiklkh, Gal., Aug. 20. Accord lug to tho Evening Kxprces a prlvato dispatch bus been received here stat ing that second Vice-President Paul Morton, of tho Santa Fo lload has been tondir'd tho position of O. M. Hays, as President of tho Southern Pa clllc. Miners Killed, Dloominoton, III., Aug. 20. Four minors lost their lives at tho Ghenoa Coal Mines today by breaking a car oablo precipitating them to tho bottom of tho shaft. MORE RACE TROUBLES A Clash Brings Threats to Run Negroes Out of Cam den. Nkw York, Aug 20. South Camden, N.J., was tho scone of trouble betwoen negroes and whites last night. Tho af fair might almost bo termed a riot. A negro was arrested by the polico, and upon reports exaggerating tho offence being spread, the whlto people lu the neighborhood bocamo excited. A mob formed and tho houses of a number of nogroes were entered, doors being broken in amid great confusbn and much nolso. Threats wore made that all negroes should bo drivon from the placo. Tho police were called out and tho rioters wore dispersed. A number of peoplo on both sides ware Injured but no fatal-1 itlea are reported. INNOCENT IRISHMAN New YoiiK.Aug. 20. Patrick Malady, who, many ycareago waa convlctod and dontonced to life Imprisonment in Eng land for complicity In the Feninn plot for which Itho throe Irishmen known to history as "Tho Manchester Martyrs," were executed, is dying in St. Michael's hospital, Newark, Now Jersey. Malady was pardoned after sorving 10 years of his sentenco and came to this country getting out west. Ho returned to Newark some months ago in bad health. Malady insists that ho Is inno cent of tho offense for which ho was convicted. The men with whom he was said to havo bsen concerned and who died on tho Bcaffold belonged to a Fonian organ ization and planned the rescuo of two Irish American suspects who 'wore being convoyed to prison in Manchester. In tho attack on tho prison vim, n police mau was killed. tmmmmmm . A Long Neck Is n good thing, but a "long head" la better. Tho "loni hoadeil" man will buy his urain and feed whoro he can do po o the best udvnntnuo. That is why Savavre k Itoid havo so many customers nnd aro getting so many more They poll only tho best, and are now Belling at a very low price. A largo stock of grass reed just received. Savage & Reid, THE CAPITAL CITY MILLS Solicits tho patronage of the farmers. Conducts a custom mid local Hour mill busIm-HB. Sacks to lot out on usuhI torniB. Wheat stored and bought at highest prices. Bryant Recves, Cor, Church and Trade Sts, PAINT YOUR WITH FLOORS I RUBBER CEMENT FLOOR PAINT WSon Send for Color Cards to W. P FULLER & CO.. Portland. Oreeon. '&&XSSSAZXZKy Ci2SAJS K3SCS'C5'25AS LZASZn) License to Marry. A marriage license has boon iseuod to Pat Powurs nnd Mrs. M. M. McGulloy of Gervals. ftfoe bio Bneilage County Court, At tho session of county commission ers' court held todaj, Onto Lougsftorth was npK)Intd doputy county clerk, Tho contract ol J, 1. Tlllotson for re pairing the Jcflorton brhlgo was ap proven!, together with tho bond, To Cleanse the System Mffoctually yet gontly, when costive or bilious, to permanently overcome habit ual constipation, to nwaken the kldnuyi ami liver to a healthy activity, without Irritating of weakening them, to dispel headaches, colds, or fevers, use Syrup ol Fig, made by tho California Fig Syrup Co. A Large Supply. Wo are still selling the New York Ice frutm. nnd also Ice Oreaut Sodas, with the beet fruit flavors at Stroud's UesUu-j jpgr Successor to K, M .-., iPn. .luiin nl nnr Ituallli limit. Imuolmi MnfVirmli IMUk. . WWM.W v. vw, -.-- . Gutter an5 Blower Bai-ulpa, I. T Aug. 20. Additional I notices warning tho negroes of Sapulpa to leave town this afternoon were posted last night. Today nearly all the blacks not employed or owning property are missing. United States District Attor ney Sopor wired that ho will prciccnto tho offending whites. Surrounding towns are taking up the fight against negroes. SCHOONER STOLEN Ono of thom wt modern money savers yot Introduced for tho dairy men and stock ralmir. The ono wo havo ou diaplay in front, wilt cut and tlovato 12 tons an hour lutosllos as high aa forty feet. The fan case is made of No. 12 alieot steol, which is very stiff and substantial, and will not rust out In a few years. Tho fan is mounted directly ou to tho piiUeyehaft, which easily attains a bjmhhI of 000 revolutions a mlnuto, Tho Uhlo self-feed cutter is well known, ttmo tried and tested. Bolf food save more labor and earns moro dollars than any other feature about an ensilage outtor. Heaves threo-fourths of tho labor lu feeding, and the cutting capacity Is increased 33 per ceut. Call nud boo us, F. A. WIGGINS 255'257 Liberty Street Pmiuii amt K. K. ParLhurst. Studebaker watrons and buggies, McCormlck Harvesting Machinery, Kuaaell onglneu and threshere Tribune bicycles. Standard, aud Whito eewlng macblnea. Nkw Yonk, Aug, 80. A three masted schooner Bailie Marvllle was stolen from tho docks of the Sharptonn, Md., Marine railway some time on Saturday night. A special to tho Tribune rem Laurel, Del., says the vessel has just been captured aud ia valued at (00,000. She was stealthily taken from her moorings at about mldainght by an ocoau tug. Tho work waa so quickly done that even tho bridge tender was not awakened. While hurriedly enrouto to Vlrglulan watois with their prize, tho thieves ran the Marvllle Into the draw bridge of tho 11 O. & A Railroad at Vienna, Md., and damaged the br.dge to uoh an extent thai it will Im impoeelblo to resume traitlc over the road within IS hours, Tho Marvillo waa owned by Laurel Capitalists. CROOKED SERVICE Oiiicaoo, Aug. 2t). Tho Civil 8orvico Commission will begin its Investigation of tho city detective bureau tills after noon, holding its sessions in tho city council chambors. The specific charge to be inquired into will bo that Lieutenant Joyce and Sergeants Tracv aud Cramer collected from tho State of Illinois $75 as expense for bringing a prisoner named Larkin back from Cleveland. Tho matter really goes further than this however, and it is tho purpose of Acting Mayor V alitor and Superintendent of Polico O'Nolll to uncover tho entire workings of tho detective bureau. STEAMSHIP TELEPHONE New YonK, Aug, 20. A new thing in telephones has been Inaugurated at oue of the piers of one of the big ocean going steamers. Telephone apparatus is placed on the ateamsra and a station erected on the pier. Connection is made by a flexible cord, lly this means telephone communica tion can be established with lucoming Bteamers before the gang plank is put cut. In the case of outgoing steimers paaseugora can have telephone com munication with their friends till the easel leavos thepi'r. Chinese Delays. Pkklv, Aug. 2o Li Hung Chung in formed the Ministers that the bearer of edicts necessary O tho signing of tho protocol by the Chinese Pleaipoteutiar let, who waa on the way from Sian Fu, and was expected to arrive Wednesday, had been delayed with Hoods, but it is anticipated that ho will reach Pekin shortly. BALFOUR, GUTHRIE AND CO. Havo secured nnd will operate tho Humphrey warohouso at Salem, tho Turner mill and wnrehouse nnd tho wiirchousos at Macleoy, Pia turn, Switzerland and Urooks, conducting general warehouse and storage business. :: :; :: :: :: :: :: :: Salem office 207 Com. St. formerly occupied by.Gilbert Bros Sacks will bo hold nt thoeo points for dollvory on enmo terms as pie vailed previous bcokoiib. See them before disposing of your grain. Top Prices are Always "Paid for Grain Wheat Market, San Fiiancisco, Aug. 2i5. Wl oat in active, May, flMid $Mh Spot quiotU8?8c. Cuicaqo, 111. Aug. 20 Aug.OSHfe - Sept. WAf GOLD DUST FLOUR MADH BY The Sidney Power Co, tIDNSV OREQON Made for family uso, ask your grocers for it. Brau and shorts always ou bund, A. T. WALN Agent 15,000 Prime cedar posts, cut from large live timber, just re ceived at x x x D. S. BENTLEY & CO Phone 301 319 Frost Huie Wing Sang Co. All klnda of mattings, China Wares. Ja aneso Fancy Goods, Diy 'w,'1'"! W Ito underwear, thirt WrirK2 of all kinds mado in etore at a very ww prlco. Orderaof all kinds made op promptly. HO State St.. balern. Or, Severe Wind-Storm. Ckntraua, 111., Aug. 20. 1 cyclonic windstorm and cloud-burst did thous ands of dollars' worth ot damage at Centralla last night. 1000 HOPPICKERS WANTED AT ONCE 50 PFNTS PKU UOX Tbe Box to Contain the following; 1 pilr gloves V 1 pair straw 1 tlu cup cuffs. 1 pen holder, pen ami oudl... i tin piato aim 2 1 bareoap 1 towel 26c 6c Sc 2c epooiis. 6c , 00 . 60 50c A few more summer roods to close out at a tic reductions. Come la and set trices on tin aal tranlteware. shirts, overalls, shoes. bsts. cats, dry teods, notions sad everything at the lowest RACKET prices for SPOT CASH. Get in Line au ... . -t inn 00 wore naving kio --",, o0. fine line ol canued goods " where its a little too ear y for n desirable fresh vegetables, stock is not inexhaustible, so ordering would bo viwe. have some choice canoed egei fruiu, ah,etc., for between sw M, T, Rinemafl The Fair Store 274 Commercial st. Salem. Or. 132 State Street phot 151 Money at 6 and 7 pcr"' oa " Moores Bloc. 3""