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Newspaper Page Textvw$WI!i$ w'mi?f tWvn ' . K - ',.Vy ilv.. THE DAILY JOUnNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1902. IiS JUST-A COUGH Thafrgota' your lungB ooro and weak -&ttd paves Iho way for p'neumonla or consumption, or both. Acker's English Remedy will atop the couch In a day and heal your lungs. It will euro con sumpttbrr, asthma, bronchitis, and all throat and lung troubles. Positively iitinr.intGGtl. and money refunded If you are not. satisfied. Wrlto ua for freo sample. W. II. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. D. J. Fry, druggist Open Jelly Tumblers,' 30c per dozen, at the .Yokohama Tea Store. Remember the-Fresh iRoastfed Coffee. . YOKOHAMA TEA STORE Try Diamond Blond tea for Ico Tea. , Phone 2111 black. Free Delivery 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Local Social Realm! t Events I In the H-ni n't 1 1 umii i in ii i ii WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALa 0. W. Reynolds, San Francisco. A. J. Darrows, Chicago. W. P. Smith, San Francisco. N. Blsnlllon, Independence. Arthur S. Wagnor, Los Angeles. W. E. Qunn, Rockford, III. . " Bort Korn, Portland. M. E. McDowell, Portland. It. S. Vntors, Portland. S. V. Carter, Portland. E. C. Williams and wife, Portland. Coo. Roovo nndvlfo, Portland. Chas. Morrow and wife, Mlnnoapo- lis. F. IL Richardson, Portland. .J, S. Allen, Portlnnd. H. N. Prltchard, Duluth. v Mrs. Claudo II. Boothby, Monmouth. Endeavorers' Picnic. Tho mqmhors of tho Y. P. S. C. E. of tho First Baptist church, had a pic nic party Tuesday afternoon that was productlvo of a vory onjoynblo tlmo. With bountifully supplied baskets of good tilings, tho party wont to ReBor-volr- Hill, la tho southorn part of tho city, whoro tho aftornoon and ovonlng woro spent in games and other nmuso inonts. Eastwood Park Concert. Tho .Initial concert of tho season nt Eastwood Park Tuesday ovonlng was a success. Appreciation of this char actor of outdoor ontortalnmont was ev idenced by a remarkably largo attond nnco, which insures tho giving of oth er concerts at tho samo placo and under Uio samo managomont Director Stoolhammor had announced a pro gram of orchestral music, but, bolng unablo to procure a piano Uio Stool- hnmmor band gavo tho samo program that had boon advortlscd, and tho sub stitution was Just as much -onjoyed. Unfortunately tfio olectrlc lights woro not In order last evening, and tho mov ing pictures hnd to bo omitted, but tills . dofect will bo remedied, and tho full program will bo produced at tho next concert It Is tho purposo of Uio stroot car company, and other parties Inter cepted in tho plan, to glvo theso entor ' talnments ovory Tuesday and" Friday evenings. Last night's crowd was largo and good naturcd, and Uio hope was freoly oxprossod Unit tho concerts might bo frequently given, as a moons of providing ontortalnment during tho summer months for those who find it inconvenient to go to tho coast. Trolley Party. . A delightful party was given Tues day ovening by Uio Misses Ruth Leeds and Blancho Brown In honor of Miss Elizabeth Buckingham; who left today for Palo Alto, California. Tho young pooplo gathered at tho homo of Miss Loods, In University addition, whoro they boarded a trolley car and, chap eronod by Mrs. Allco Miles and Miss Pearl Applegate, enjoyed a rldo over tho various lines of tho street car com pany. Tho party returned to the homo of Miss Leeds, whoro, after a program of parlor games, tho young people re paired to Uio beautifully lighted lawn, ivhoro delicate refreshments woro served. At a lato hour thq mombers of the party started for their homes, after wishing Uie guest of honor a safe and ,pleasant trip, and congratulating tnftlr hostesses for tho pleasing enter tainment of the ovening. ThoBo re ceiving invitations were: Misses Eliz abeth Buckingham, Grace IUneman, Maudo Laughead, Ruth Purdy. Belle Darby, Mildred Rizer, Lonna Cavan agh, Nina Duahnell. Orytha Oaten, Wilda Roland, Maebello Baker. Anna fSSSSSSSSSSSB ? JHsssV Strong, Zoo Stockton, Florence Dig ger, ltuth Leeds and Dlancho Drown; the Moasrs. .Ormond Bean, Ralph MMc thews, Otho Ragan, Will Kantner, Ernest Bean, Clyde Laughead, Sydney Morrison, Wallace Rlddell, Claudo Delle, Robort Nicholson, Asahol Bush, James Albert, Fred Perkins, Mao Hofcr, Earl Aupperlo and Frel Hofcr. PER80NALS. E, P. McCorhack was in Eugonc to day, Mi Ji Palmer, of Athena,-was In tho city today. 'rMi"KHngor-wa8 a business visitor at Tiirnor'today. - R; H. Rutherford, of Marlon, was in tho city today. Carey F. MnrUn went to Newport for a short outing. A. T. IColllher, tho timber land deal er, Is In Portland. II. N. Cockorllno was In Oregon City and Portland today. . J. F. Stelwor, of Jefferson, was a Salem visitor Tuesday. A. Buslf and daughter, Miss Sally. woro In Portland today. J Miss Myra Raymond has returned from an outing at Flavel. Mrs. M. S. Skiff and son have gone to Newport for on otiUng. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Qoodalo Joined tho Sqlom colony at Newport today. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morrow, of St. Paul, Minn., aro at Hotel Salem. Miss Mlnctta Magors went to Now port today for a summer's ouUng. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Pugh aro homo from a few days spent at Newport. J. R. Linn and family havo returned' from a summer's outing at Newport. Mrs. W. Merrlman and llttlo daugh ter aro homo from a stay at Newport. Miss" Edna Prlco has Joined Mrs. C. E. Wolvorton at Newport for tho sum mon Mr. and Mrs. Z. J. Rlggs have re turned from a week's stay at New port Misses Edna and Delia Goodhue are tho guests of Miss Lena Molsan at Brooks. Misses Maude and Zula Hunt have returned from a delightful outing at Newport. Mrs. C. B. Irvine and children have returned from an extended stny at Newport Mrs. T. W. Miles and Miss Julia Wobstor went to . Newport today for an ouUng. Claudo Townsond and Arthur Meyora havo returned frm an outing nt Newport Mrs. Susan Fisher and daughter, Mrs. J. S. Wyant, havo gono to Rose burg for a visit' Miles Carter has returned to Hood Rlvor. Mrs. Carter will remain for a visit wIUi rolaUvos. II. Snook Is hoirio from Corvallls, whoro ho Is orecUng somo now Agri cultural College buildings. A. Huckcstein is homo from a short visit with his family which is located at Newport for Uio summor. Ed. Huffman and Joo Adolph havo gono to Uio Brcltcnbush Hot Springs for rest, hunUng and fishing. Mrs. E. I Shlphord, of Portland, Is visiting In Salem, at tho homo of her fathor, Captain A. J. Spong. Walter Lion, prlvato secretary to Govornor Geer, has returned from an ovor Sunday vUIt at Newport Mrs, W. C. Knighton has roturnod to hof homo In Portland after a visit to hor moUior, Mrs. E. E .Waters. Mrs. R, S. Moorcs has returned to hor homo at KlamaUi Falls, after a vis it at Uie homo of Stato Treasurer C. S Moore, Mrs. E. II. Flagg was called to Cottage Grove this morning by the sorious Illness of her moth or, Mrs. M Boogie, Mrs. Fischer, accompanied by hor daughter, Miss Anna Flschor, tho.Sa lorn teacher, is sponding a few days In Portland. D. J. Fry and J. J. Mauror havo ro turnod from Slab Creek, where their respective families are spending the summer. Mrs. L. B. McClano has returned from Portland, whero sho was called by Uio Illness of hor mother, who is now Improved. Jamos R03S, tho popular sheriff of Lincoln county was In Uio city Tues day ovonlng, having brought an In sane patlont to Uio asylum. Mrs. J. L. Card, who is making her homo with her daughter, Mrs. J. C. Brown, in Uila city, has gonerto Port land for a visit with hor son, Levi Card. W. D. McKlllop, of Ashland, Is spending a day with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. It. MoKlllop, of this city. Mr. McKlllop leaves for Idaho this after noon. Misses Jennlo and Hattlo Goodo, tho Commercial-street modistes, wont to Portland today, whero they will re main unUI after tbo fall millinery opening. C. D. Jessup was in Portland today. Mr. Jossup has accepted a position In tho local offlco of Llllenthal Bros., where ho will bo employed during tb6 hop season this year. Mrs. T. Sessinghaus, accompanied by her two daughters, Uio Misses Ses singhaus, of St Louis, Mo., has re turned from a short stay at Newport and la Uio guest of her daughter, Mrs. W O. Elliot, Eat and Run There isn't a man who would lc seen mtltlinir Mirrt1lf.lt Mia e.n.ttt .tiM.ir.litt.tr n j piece of pie. Why not? Because It wouiu mean oyspensta ana stoinncn trouble? Not at all; but because It wouldn't look. well. As a matter of fact many a business man tmatches a lunch in such a hurry that he might as well take it on the run. That is one reason for the prevailing "stomach trouble" among men of business. . There is a certain remedy for diseases of the stomach and other organs of digestion and nutrition. It is Doctor It is Doctor ncrce's ooiucn Aicuicai Discovery, rne worst cases of dyspepsia and catarrh of thejstomach have been cured by this medicine. It cures where all other means have failed to cure. " t took two. bottteft of Dr. Tierce' )o1t1en Medical Discovery for stomnch trouble," writes Clarence Came, lira., of Tavlorslown. Loudoun ,V. "ltd! 1 me to much Reed that I didn't take any more. I cau eat mert anything nan. I am to well pleMed with It I hardly know how to thank you Tor your kind luformnllon. I tried a wnoie ioi oi inings before t wrote to you. There was a gentleman told me nbaut your medi cine, nod how It had cured his wife, 1 thought I would try a bottle or It Am now glad I did, for I don't know what J would have done if it had not been for Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis covery." Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure biliousness. They sUmulate the sluggish liver, and cleanse the sys tem of impurities. . They should always be used with "Golden Medical Discov ery " when there is need of sl laxative. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brownlee. of Pittsburg, Pa"., who nro making a tour of tho Pacific coast, stopped off In Sa- lorn for a brief visit with their old neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. J.' P. Friz- 7.011. Rev. W. C. Kantnor, pafctor of tho First CongregaUonal church, loft Tuesday afternoon for .Philadelphia and New York- city. Rev; Kantnor will visit his old homo near-Philndolphln and will bo absent about six wcoks. Mrs, L. W. Balloti, of Whatcom, Wash., who has boon spending .tho summer In Salem, tho guest of Mrs. A. F. Hofor, Jr., and Miss O. Ballon, Btarted for Olvmpla this morning. Sho scompanlod to Portland- by ii. ,, win n .w ,inD was accom Miss Ballon, who Will spend a fow days in that metropolis, Weekly Crop Bulletin. U. S. Dopartmont of Agriculture, ollmatu nnd crop bulletin of tho.woath er bureau, Oregon section. Portland, Or,, August 12, 1002. General Summary. Tho past wook has been tho warmost ono of tho season; temporntures bo-, twodn 90 and 100 degrees woro com mon In both tho eantorn and wostorn sections of tho state. No rain has fallon slnco tho last of Jul and then tho amount was too small to do much good. All lato crops now need rain. Posturaga Is getting short oxcopt whoro stook has tho benefit of tho'soc ond orop of clovor. Tho supply of milk bolng dollvorcd at Uio oroamorles lit diminishing, and rango stock find dif ficulty in gotting suflleiont food. Re ports from tho upper ond' of tho Wll lamotto valley, and from Josephine county aro that tho grasshoppers aro doing great damago to tho second orop of hay. Tho grain harvest is progressing nlcoly; tho hot woaUior is ripening spring oats too rapidly, and foars aro ontortaluod Uiat Uio heads will not fill woll. Fall grain yields are disappoint ing In tho Willamette valloy, but threshing returns nro coming in Blow, and It is too early to say what tho shortngo will bo. In Southorn Oregon Uio ylolds aro satisfactory. In Uma tilla county Uiero is a shortago of about 10 bushels to Uio aero In tho wheat already Uireshed. In Gilliam and Shonnan oounUes tho ylolds -aro abovo tho nvorago. But llttlq, threshing has yet been dono In Uio Grand Rondo valloy, but It is expected Uio crop Uiero will bo an nvorago ono. Corn is earing nlcoly, and hops conUnuo doing woll. Lato apples aro promising In most sec tions of Uio stato. Willamette Valley. Carlton, Yamhill county, Win. Mor-chantr-Wook vory warm, with hot, north winds four days; did much dam ago to lato spring grain, much of tho spring wheat bolng cut for bay; winter oats only making 20 bushels to tho acre; winter whoat averaging 18 busholann aero; quality good; pas tures going dry; wator low; fruit troos seem to bo dying; leaves parch ing; hops doing woll; no lie; gar dens short. Stafford, Clackamas county. J. I Kruso Tho past wook vory favorablo for harvesting; wheat and oats of tho Salt Rheum You may call it eczema, tetter or milk crut. Dot uo matter what you call It, this skin disease which cornea In patches that burn. Itch, discharge a watery matter, dry aod scale, owes Its existence to the presence of humors In the system. It will continue to exist, annoy, and per haps agonize, as long as tbtw humors remain. It Is always radically and permanently cured by 'Hood's Sarsaparilla which expels all humors. And Is positively nnetinalled for l 1 cu ta-ua grii t waiwatfjSlwMpw These ffrowhrur the boJy - wriest of digestion CO., m j sssssssssssssHksW -asflsssssssssssHsW. '.HHsm sssD lssH ssssHslsslssHssR JT wlnlor varieties aro about alt cut and in shook; tho ylold will not bo as largo as expected earlier In tho Boason; pas tures drying up; potatoes suffering from excessively hot weaUior. Sllvorton, Marlon county, J. F. Davis Spring grain, postures and gardotm havo suffered terribly from tho oxcosslvo heat Harvest will bo completed tho coming woek. Thresh ing began last Thursday. Creswell, Lane county, M. J. Hllle gas Week vory warm; damaging lato craln and drvlntr un Hardens: fall and ! winter wheat yloldlng 10 bushels an aero; fall-sown oats 18 bushels; summer-fallow wheat 20 to 22 bushels. Hops aro doing well. Fruit scarce. Pastures drying up. j Dusty, Benton county, II. T. Brls'tow Tho wcok has been vory warm, both day and night; threshing has bo gun in somo fields, and tho ylold of both wheat and oats Is reported llght or than was expected; Uio warm weathor, ranging from 95 to 104 de grees, is ripening tho lato grain vory fast and will cut tho ylold short The Gnlloplng White lleMme. It was In tho dark of tho evening, nnd the streets vrere thronged with men and women on their way homo at the cml of tho day's work. At Thlrty fourth street, -where Broadway and Sixth avenue cross with n network of tracks, the usunl clangor of gongs, tho shouts of newsboys and the roar of tho elevated trains filled the air, while myriad electric lights Bpnrklcd like s many stars. I Suddenly out of the gloom came a little white hoarse, being driven rapid ly home. Its sad day's work was over, nnd tho llttlo horses wore probably anxious for their dinner. Still It gavo uo a shock to nee theni galloping so. Even more pathetic It looked when cnipty t hah with i s prcc lous llttlo but. lieu, j. hi; very uuiinmrsn iiuuu ui vuc vacant llttlo chair nt home, tho unused toys, tho unworn frocks folded away . for bouio woman to cry over on a rnlny dny. Fathers hurrying home to their own little ones felt a sudden lump In tbo triront, moUicrs leading their children grasped the llttlo hands with a quick access of tenderness, and a strange; sad souse of loneliness eamo to tho heart of the pnBscrby who hnd no child to lose. Just a llttlo white hearse, Bonn only for n moment In the gather "'B darkness by tho hurrying throng, but what a world ot pathos It nugBMt. 1 -hew lurk Mnlf nnd Expr.-sm For Bargains In Everything Go to the FAIR STORE. Grand Through Excursion on the C. & E. R. R. On Sunday, August 17. 1902, the C. & E. R. R. Co. will run another through excursion from Detroit, nnd nil points west, to Newport, leaving De troit at 1:30 a. m., Albany 7 a. m Cor vallls 7:30 a. m., arriving at Newport about 11:30. An oxcursion train from tho Loba nonSprIngfleld branch of tho S. P. will connoct with tho C. & E. at Albany. Tho Salem Military band of 15 pieces, will meet tho excursionists, and play during tho day. Special trick blcyclo riding; surf bathing, and, weather pormlttlng, a grand surf drill by tho U. vj. llfosavlng crow will tnko placo. Excursion will loavo Newport at 5:30 p. m. Faro from Dotrolt to Mill City, lncluslvo. $2.50; west of Mill City to Kingston, lncluslvo, $2.00; west of Kingston to Maxwoll, lncluslvo, $1.75; Albany, Corvallls and Philomath, J1.50; west of Philomath to Chltwood, lnoluslvo, $1.00; all points west of Chltwood, 75c. This will .bo Uio hannor oxcursion of tho year, and tho tlmo spent will re pay ton-fold tho cost of Uio trip. 0 ' ' If you desire a good complexion use Mokl Tea, a pure horb drink. It acts on tho liver and makes tho sklu smooth and clear. Cures sick head aches. 25 cents and 50 cents. Money refunded If It does not satisfy you. Wrlto to W. H. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. Y for free sample. D. J. Fry. druggist . o Breltenbush Hot Springs. . Many -campers aro already at UiIb popular reaort For full particulars address F. W, ROSS, 7.2-eod Dotrolt, Ore DESPAIR TO HAPPINE83. Another Salem Lady Endorsef Dr. Darrln'a New Modo of Treatment. To tho Editer: , I wish to toll you or the- kindnosa you did mo in publishing tho testimonials to Dr. Darrln's skill, as I would never havo known of him had I not read your papor. For twolvo years I havo been sorely aflllctud with varlcoso ulcers of both limbs. My limbs had turned to a dark brown color, and I was in great pain night and day, rendering sloop almost Impos sible. I had tried four doctors and many patent medicines, all to no avail, until going under Dr. Darrln's electric al and medical treatment two months ago, whon I was Immediately rolloved. Now I am a happy woman, with my suffering a thing of the past I candidly recommend all my friends to try Dr. Darrin, at thu Wlh lametto Hotel. Salem. I am German by birth and 72 years old. I reside In South Salem, near tho cemetery, and ran he seen at any time. CARLHJN PFENNIG. bk letter represent what Improper food stomach cannot be rhttiv "FORCE" is the iw of indigestion which contain everv element necessary WeiwW with IwrJey malt, the and ih mH wdewo 0e sanie dwmkaj clungt m are broailit about during the first sti titonw tM MaThy atoawh " FORCE.'" therefore, wywlh $tomacli fiwch hard wofe. Imji stiH mes H simciflt exercise to keep ft in mt-cli cerKiitlOA Tlars why " FOKCE" h rte fee to fo$ttoi. We sell the greatest of blood purl- flers, Acker's Blood Elixir, under a pos- itlvo guarantee. It will euro all chron- !! and othor blood poisons. If you havo eruptions or sores on your body, nro cured by Dr. Bo-san-ko's Pilo Rom-(Advertisements, five llaes or ieiTin.X,r: or aro pale, weak, run down, It Is Just edy, stops Itching and bleeding. Ah- a"in"unror2Sc, what you need. Wo rotund mouoy If sorbs tumors. 500 n Jar at rimrrlntfl mo'"" A" wmtthaet aunt tame a. you aro not satisfied. 50 cents nnd $1.00. D. J. Fry, druggist ' tiio nowspapor which Is a strictly business Institution for the buying nnd selling or nows Is usually tho best ad- vortlslng medium. Mahln's Magazine Aucust. Deafness Cannot Be Cured. ! by local application, as they cannot roach tho diseased portion of Uio ear. There Is only ono way to euro deaf ness, and that Is by constitutional remedies. Deafness Is caused by an! Inflamed condition of the mucous lin ing of the Eustachian Tube. Whon this tubo gets lnflnmcd you havo a rumbling sound or Imperfect hoarlng, and whon It Is ontlrely closod deafness is tho result and unless tho inflama lion Can UO tnKon OUt nnd this tUbO restored to Its normal condition, hoar- lng wlll bo destroyed forever; nine cases out of ton aro caused by catarrh which la nothing but but an inflamed condition of tho mucous surfaces. wo win givo ono nunurod dollars for any caso of deafness (caused by I catarrh) that can not bo cured byt Hairs catarrh euro. Send for circu lars, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all druggists, 76 cents. Hall's Family Pills aro the best HO FOR NEWPORT. Oregon's Favorite Seaside Resort. Recognizing tho advantago of Now-j Through personally conducted tour port as a summer resort ovor othor i8t stooping cars between Portland and seaside resorts in tho Northwest, and Chicago onco a wook, and botwoon Og ,to mako It posslblo for all who desire aon nnd Chtcago throo Umos a wook, to spend their vacation by tho ocean jvia tho Sconio lino, waves, tho Southern Pacific Company, Through Standard slooplng cars In connection with tho Corvallls & dally botweon Ogdon and Chicago, "via Eastern railroad, will placo on sale. offoctlvo Juno 15th round-trip tickets from all points In Oregon on tho Southorn Pacific to Newport, good for return until Octohor 10th, specially re duced ratos. For full Information In quire of your locnl agent. C-10-cod r No business hns ovor boon success ful wlUiout somo kind of advertising. Mahln's Mngazlno, August Bed Time I tako a pleasant horb drink, tho noxt morning I feel bright nnd my com plexion Is bettor. My doctor says It acts gontly on tho stomncho, liver and kldnoys, and is a pleasant laxative. It Is mado of horbs, and Is prepared as easily as toa. It Is called Lane's mod Iclno. All druggists sell It at 2Cc and 50 cents. Lnno's Family Medicines moves tho bowels each day. If you cannot get it, send for freo samples. Address, Orator Woodward, Loltoy, N. Y. WOMANB' DUTIE8. a woman who hoops hor houso In or dor and hns the care of a family, has Just us much responsibility us tho man who provides tho moans to carry on tho housekeeping. Sho Is desorvlng of tho more orcdlt slnco tho domands on hor strength Is groator. Tho ovor lasting flnmoness about hor duties, and tho confinement nocossary to carry them out Is vory trying to tho norvoUB system, this produces n strain on tho mind that makes hor irritable, cross, and dtssatlsflod, which In Just us much a disuaso nu rheumatism or ca tarrh. If nerves enn bo built up and mado strong by modlclno of somo kind this fooling Is changed to ono of cheerfulness nm. pleasure In hor du tlos. Tho modlclno that makes ntrong steady nerves, and prevents dlsohBo by building up tho ontlro system, is Dr. G unn's Blood and Nervo Tonic, a tablet to tako at meal time. Cures nervous prostration by making rich red blood, feeding tho norvos, and making Bolld flesh at tho rate of 1 to 3tbs per wook. This medicine Is sold bv drucitlBts for 75c nor box. or 3 uqx os for $2.00, or oont by mall, post-paid, on receipt of prlco. Wrlto us about your caso. Address Dr. Ounn, Phila delphia, Pa, For hoIo at Dr. Stone's Drug Stores. 3 J.W.McKee's Business College and School of Correspondence Is now In its 23d yenr. Evory toach er an export in his Bpeoial course Our courses cover tho entire rango of busi ness operations. Complete Business Course, time un limited, by mall, $25. I Complete Shorthand Course, six months, by mall, $15. Complete Civil Servlco Course, six months, by mall, $15. Complete English Course, six months, by mall, $15. Complete Select Courses, olx months, by mail, $15, ThcHO coursoB nro especially de signed for those who havo not the tlmo nor means, to attend collage, and especially for those who havo been de prived or a common sohool education. Tho greatest care is glvon to oaoli Individual student Diplomas awarded graduatus. Send for particulars and slaty the course you want J, W. McKee, Prop. Auerbach Bldg,, Salt Lake, Utah. 0' Th dally nowspapor appeals, to no faction, sect or class In the commu nity, It Is read alike by tho rich and poor, Uie high and the low, the learned and Ignorant. No family Is so Weal thy that It can sworn Its dally Infor mation of the world's happenings, ex cept by the dally paper. No family Ih m oor that the dally paper of today is outside of Its range of expenditure. Mahln's Magazine, August h id health and happiness, for the tnsn J Its II m comeoied of the wJiok of the wheat each to Ifw proiwr nourfclHrtefit itJ resrulalwn of satn i best naiural lwlc In tile precwut of njanuraciure 8URE CURE FOR PILES I Itching Piles produco moisture nnd cause Itching, this form, as woll as Blind. BlccdlnK or Protrudlnc Piles' MAnlfl M...1 A. hAtit 1... ...nil ffl....... , I .. -. tTf-ll-l . .. . . . ' i '" "M1"1V1 LtLlLlI, or sent by mall. Treatlso free: Wrlto mo about your case. Dr. Bosanko, Phlladelnhla. Pa. For sale at Dr. Stono s drug stores, o . A flno 1,no of cutlory all guaranteed soods at Manning & Ferguson's new hardware Btoro. 7'2.Vtf-dw FIRST GLASS HOTEL. P. W, ROSS, Proprietor. Thin popular, beat ol all summer re ports Is eitUAttd n ar Detroit, eastern terminus of Gotvallis & Eastern It. R, in iho heart ot thn Caecade mouutainn. Regular pack train makes daily trip from Dotrolt to the springs. Tenting nHvllnons Imn All Mmn .unnltoo run bo purchased at tho spring. Excellent fishing and hunlina-. Rales aro vory reasonable. For Further informatlou address, F. W. ROS8, 7 1 Sm Dotrolt. Ore. tho Sconio lino. Through Standard slooplng cars dally botwoon Colorado Springs and St Louis. Through Standard and tourist sloop lng cars dally between Ban Francisco and Chicago, via Los' Angeles and El Paso. Through Standard slooplng cars and clinlr cars dally botwoon St Paul and Chtcago. Bo suro that your ticket reads via Uio Great Rock Island Route Tho host and most rcasonnblo din ing car sorvlco. For rates, foldors and dosorlntvo lit oraturo wrlto to A. tf. COO'PER, Q on oral Agent Portland, Or. B. P. JONES, Attorney at Law Toledo, Oregon. Was dork ot circuit court for six years and hns an up-to-dato abstract of all nronnrtv In Lincoln countv We have a few wheels not of this year's make, which we will sell at prices unheard of before. Former si!e Price Price urchfisuysoo $4000 rrV.ry-$35 00 $22 50 ford lNyack...$25 00 $20 00 2 "& $22 50 $17 50 We also have some bargains in second' hand wheels. Repair Work Have you tried us? If not do so, we do only first-class work, . If you need a new tire we have if, We fix single tube tires so Ih ?y stay fiKed. Sun dries of all kinds. Wheels to rent. Otto J. Wilson 135 Court St. wlfi kernel of p;an or both tbfi , , Breltenbush HotSprings I u mm Bargains In... Bililll.lllS 'ssVssisissst sJslflsisiks. sisiBviiasflBMHLisiHr CLASSIFIED ADS. WANTED, Wanted. Ono huudral tMma w,t ore from Bohemia (Helena No,-i) to Bed Rock. Prlco $9.00 per ton. Roads good. Team can earn as hleh as $40 per week. V. F. Monte1 UQiinral mntini-nn n.iu p. n....A ...... ov, w,i-bUJI w OUUUl eastern R. it. Co., Cottage arovo, Ore. 7-30-lm Wanted.Mou with teams to haul wood. Inrpilro of F. l Talklngton, 102 Stato street 7-21-tf Wanted five young menFrom Ma rlon county to prepare at onco for positions In tho Bovorument sorvlco. Apply to Iutor-Stato Inst, Cedar Rapids,. la. C-17-2m j, Wanted Flvo young men from Marlon county at onco to prepare for posi tions In tho government service. Apply to Intor-Stato Corros. lust, Cedar Rapids, la. 7-23-lm-dw Wanted Everybody to try Oregon Foot Easo for all foot ailments. Onco tried always used. Ask your druggist or send 25c S. L. Hayes, llalsoy, Ore. 5-27U wmisAM f uu m LOST AND FOUND, toot.- A tont. 10x14. between land and lloscdalo. Finder leave at I.add &. Bush's bank for reward. Jos. N. Smith. S-ll-3t FOR SALE. A Snap A good 3-lnch fnrm wagon In good repair, with solid box, for only $20. Mitchell; Lnwis & Stavor Co., Salem. 8-12-St For Sale. A good team ot gentle horses; will drlvo single or double; also wagon In good repair. Inquire ot F. G. Haas, drug store, Odd Fol lows' Tomplo. 8-12-31 For 8ale or Rent A C-room houso, flvo blocks from city hall, at a low figure. L. Burt, 103 Stato street, Sa lorn. 8-11-3L For Sale. Coast or mountain wagon. Inquire of Grlswoht & Chaso, 8-7-Gt For 8nje. Span of good horses, noven yuars Did, good travelors, weigh about 1200 each, sot of good harness nnd broad-tired wagon; also two- soatod covored hack. For prices in quire of MrB. E. P. Davis, 1C8 Win tor stroot, corner Trade. S-l-tt MISCELLANEOUS. Don't You Know Anyi&ing about Ed wards' MarkotT At 410 Stato stroot Best placo to buy fresh aud cured meats at Uio lowest prices. Phono 2624. B. Edwards, prop LODGES. Protection Lodge No. 2, Ancient On dor United workmen, moots ovory Saturday ovenlug In tho Holman Hall, cornor ot Stato and Llbortj streets. Visiting brothron welcome. P. L. West, M. W.; J. A. Sellwood, Ilocordur. FUKE&TEI10 OF AMEKICA Court tihorwood Forostora No. 10. Moeta Friday nights in Turner block. Irn Hamilton O, It; A. "h. Brown, Sec Central Lodgo Uo, 1C K. of P. Castle Hall In Holman block, cornor Bt&te and. Liberty streets, Tuesday of each wook at 7:80 p. m. Claud Townsond, 0. 0.; Zadoo J. nifig. K. oi it. and a. PHYSICIANS. J, H. Brewer, physician and surgeon, Offlco In Gray block. Rooms 7 and 9. Phone 01. SfjPSJSJSJSJSMIMISISJ LNM III UI OSTEOPATHY. Or. L. E. Wyckoff and Dr. Qraco Al bright Twenty months graduates of Uio American School ot Osteop athy, KlrkBvlllo, Mo. Dr. Wyckoft" It tho only twenty months' gentleman graduate In Balom. Odd Fellows' Temple. 'Phouo Main 2721. V'rVtA, I. ttcnoett'o tirauuato Amen- ..cun School ot Osteopathy, Kirks vlllo, Mo. Ortlce in Tioga block, ovor tho Bpa. Oiflce hours 8:30 to 1H80 and 1 to 4. Vv. b. Hounins, or. of Osteopathy Oraduato of thu Columbia College ot OBtoopathy, Chicago, III. Offluo 167 Court stroot Chronic disease a specialty. TONSORIAL AND DATKS. nyjn?rnrnTPno7 class barbora engaged. Finest bath rooms In city. Wo use antlsopMc steriliser. J. Kyao, Prop. Evans' Darber Shop. Only flratclass shop ou SUte street Every thing now and up-to-dato. Finest porcelain hatha. Shave, lCcj haircut. 25c; baths, 26c. Two first-class boot blacks. O. W. Evans, proprietor. For Jailles and geu- oroelain uatlis. tlenieu. Hot and eold shower baths. Hunt of service aud clean towels. J. V. tihoup, Proprietor, 203 Com merolal treet 7-30-1 n "' VETEniNARY SURQEON. srerrsaTKiorsTK 483 Stato street, corner 13th. High two years a veterinary. All dla eaaee of demeaUo animal treated at my hospital bv the luteal Improved method. I.ameneea ft speelfllty. havlnjt taken a poet-graduate rourso lu una epKial line In lyOO. 0hi8 t-n-ntion given to all work In my "ne- Telephone Ulatk 2031. "cceesor to Dr. J. jtf; tfm$' ., Wh to Corner, Salem, Orr?ttW desiring EUDerlor muniLu. TExJ Jf 8 ta Rny htmh ' mSm On Fruit Dryers, Hops, F,rrn Property, on the Irttbtllment plan without Interest. Sam 1 thing new In fruit dryer In- suranee, Call md W. A. LISTON; &&a yW ITHIf REAL ESTATE AND INSUKANfiEi 9 S. C STONE, M. 0. PR0PRlfiT9m&A- . . STONE' DRUG STOKE SALEM, OREGON. at No. 23S and 287 CoBsrclal ikT Zi ft ,WoU 8t0ckJ8d " S& lino of drugB and medlciaee, tStet Has had some 25 years experts) la makes no charge tor cnwltaoa. e. amlnatlon or preflorlpUnt.. ' THB ELITE CAFE 208 Commercial Street Moals at all hours. Open dt sM Bight. ' only place in the city kaHeg Use anions OLYMPIA andtrotaliWOpUa k1 lMmm- R ECKBRLBNf, Prop CAPITAL CITY Express txA Trustor Meets all mall and pasaesier tiM. Baggage to all parts of the efty. Prompt i errlco. Telephone Ne. liL HOMVER H8DKICK. Barr's German Silye Ueali quickly all cats, or bruises. Draws Baroness out oflatno b&cfc, aad draws silvers out of flesh whleh ottai break off too short to pall. Stloks like sticking platter. Try it and yon will never be without. UyraallSfa, For sale at BARR'S JEWELBY STORE 120 Stato Street Salem, Or. SOULE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS V of Sskai m -vfclffty POBTLANft ?. &XS-3 wwiwisi BeSrC Tb? finne.. FINE WINES, LIQUORS AM) UUMUU.... 102 Cotirl SI Sal r OFFICE UITY MALL For water service apply at mils payable monthly la adwee. Mako all complaints at Uie oee. SILYEK CREEK FALLS STAGEJ LINE Salem to Argeatlui, via Wbiteeker wwt return. Leaves uaiem pott omee i a. m.. weekdaya only. Oarry vomhhw and packagu. Finest mountain ouu trip opnn to BAiam iwupie. 7Ht. WA11HBN W. DA.VIB, Vto. Rrsl Class BIcycl?. Repairing And all kinds of sundries at FRANK J, MOOHE'S 10 Court St. Pbw 9M4. Stcusloff Bros. Dsalers In Live SUek, Wholesale and retail butfi 4 packer. All kinds ot tntk aa4 mH iu&4tr Fine aausagee, hHM, be Mi lard. Sta CowHusreUI XreeL Farm for Sal. Bovontythreo acres, tmt ft4 barn, one mllo from town, ose-lialf mile from No. 1 school; 14 mtt neci wheat; 0 acres In suwwer WJew 3000 feet of tensing lumber, W petiJ all goes in wlh the place for fl&W; $S00 cash, balance on or before 10 years at 6 per sent Interest TUla to a river bottom place, and the oheapeei place In the county. A 300poua4 ant ing pony fur sale at ?1B, perfectly tie for lady or children to rW W drive. I live two rallaa iwwthwetK t Sheridan on my farm. WrKe faf ftH list C O .BWKIIML 6.8-jw erldaa, Of. Your Step Motfcer la still here busy m , w4 your clothe are all oqt ower.'wiffv with buttoni 9. take Umw I Mr t the Salem Dyo Work. At thla etahllhet yw anything eet to rkthWr, torn 9M gloves, to th mmi Wkh4 Mk gown. A 8tk ca 9 a W cleaned, We treiLor We whole ftt rejaveaaleit H m taste, ahw tew wmjk fk preowNl ? M tirtwt: m innmiUnt m. c. . waww 4 fiAMssAssii fthPSisV vs&.tm iwar- One faaalBK Will, m eae mht H4M, 9MMW , a good lot Of WrtWmti ft oHJMt ute. Will mH 1NWP CkkU m j Jleary WwWWK tmwux. IW torn- werenM " " INSURANCE in V- ,. '"( k4 W' i. -ag $ TF V . jm frl '.m .!..: f-Hi m 4; w