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Newspaper Page Text-f m f t. t vAk jrfWgwwwiyi Mimi Tt m" i m 4 ' MSM iimiiwnimimmi.iinui THE DAILY JdUftNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, AU6U&T 14, 6d2, .n .STATE FAIR.., :i;;Saip, Sept. 15th-2.0tli, 1902 1 frt-H H4-1 H-fr K4-4 HKH-H-H--4-H-fri44' inj-t-HWrW; W7TJT A "P Q Tpjjp TTCC li COIhSjIIIc IuDDOH J of Buffering from Indigestion If you eat what you want, or of starving your ,aelf to avoid such distress? Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets taken after eating will dlgost your food perfectly, and free you from all tho dlsagrocablo symptoms of Indigestion and dyepep sla. Eat what you llko.atr.any tlmo, and take an. Acker tablet afterward. Positively guaranteed. Your money will alwaya bo refunded If you aro not sat isfied. Wrlto to us for a free sample. w "' lloiKoe & Co Buffalo, N. Y. HE DAILY JOURNAL - .V Will Be Bigger and Better Than Ever. CISH PREMIUMS ON, EVERYTHING Send for Penilum List, f W, H. Wehruncr, M. D. Wisdom, pres. JIMlsboro, Or. Sec, Portland. W-H-H-H-M-H-H Hllilll C-ffrHW Ml i 1 1 1 1 II I J III 1 1 8 f-H It Members Northwest Afternoon News paper League. BY HOFEn BROTHERS. Ivarge Supply Watermelons and Muskmelons Dally One Year, 94.00 In Advance. Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance. Dally by Carrier, BO Cents Per Month. Weekly One Year, $1.00 In Avance. AT- Harritt &. Laoirbncb Old roet Office Grocery. Chicago Store PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE. Great Reduction Sale For "Wednesday and Thursday only wo will glvo prloos on light weight and all summer goods that will astonish tho natives. Wo havo no Joro for dry goods in any way In tho world, only for tho purposo of soiling thorn. Stocks of goods wo Uoop continually turning out. Junt watch this salo. - Ladles' $1 ,and ll.no, Uila season's stylish shirt waists, 35 and GOc Men's CO-cont Ralbrlggnu under wear, all cojpM. Bale piioo 18 to 25c Men's ID-cent hop gloves, Co. Children's flC-cent overalls, IDo. Men's 8-cont Docks, 4c. Men's 3C-cont neckties, 18o. Men's 10-oont enmhrlo hdkfs, 4c, Ladles' 85-cent corset covers, 18c 35-cont sunhonnets, 10c Sdooh linen Torohon lotie, yd., 4a. 5-cont pins, bout. This salo, lc 200-yard spool cotton, best, 2c. Best spool sllic, each 4c. JO-cont 'white npllquo, yd, 4a. 2f.Q fancy lioso supporters, pr, 18c Mooho aiilldron b 12-c fast black hoso, Dc. Ladles' nummor, undorwoar, long sloovos, host goods, oach 18c. liadloa' 25-cont black Mocho stock ings, 10a Ohlldron's lGuent blaok stooging., 10c Xtomnanlu, flno light wolght summer goods, half price. ' Jtomnantn of laces, embroideries and rIbhonB, half prlco. Mon'fl straw hats, Cc Chllllron'n 3G-c.ont sailor hats, 10c Mon'fl folt hnta pdd fllost hnlf prlco. Now arrival of ladles' drqs's skirts, swoil goods, at Jlttlo prices, THE STORE THAT TELLS THE TRUTH. Cogrt Street, ' " ) iH McEVOY BROS., Proprietors. bono GUI Main. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Uoclie Hflrbor Llmo. Host brauds Portland Cement. WOOD en wed or full length, All kinds of building material, eand, g'avol, lath, shingles, etc. a S. BBNTLBY MJ93 Oont'l HU Phono 001 ! A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you can enjoy from one ol our teader and dalloiouB maato, steaks, lamb or mutton chops, veal cutlets or pork, Our meats are all out from tho fattest aud tmmnsteattle, and wo can supply your table with fresh, nutritious and wholesome meat at tod rook prices. B, q, CROSS SAUBM ORB rhoir m At Easter Time is when the building haslnois will be in lull SWinff. If VOU haven't olwin vnm orders for your lumber requliemente ti will pay you to get estimates from Uoodale Lumber Go., for any and all kinds of lumber for out or Inside work lath, shingles, sash, doors, blinds am everything needed In this lino. -Tn"" r , ,., , m j. J COMPULSORY LADOR. Wlille thoro am millions of laborers who only ask for employment Jn order that they may have tho common ne cessities of life, there is a growing number who demand necessities and oven comfort without labor. The tramp olass demands food and la unhappy without liquor and tobaccb and all that without labor. While la bor la compulsory on tho millions to live, tho tramp labors only when com pelled. Tho Ufa of flto tramp In the west Is full of horrlblo possibilities. - Ono wao about to rccolvo sentence for drunkenness tho other day when tho farmorwho had him arrested said, "Don't send him to Jail, Judgo; lot mo havo him." "All right," said Uio Judgo; "I will sontonce him to you for 30 dayB." Tho farmor had to sit on hla prisoner all tho way homo to lyiop him in thu wagon, but his neighbors envied him bocauscd ho had socurod a harvest hand. On a freight train which wnH wrecked In Kansas CO or CO tramps woro making tholr way to Colorado "for tholr health." Tho farmoro promptly offorod thorn 2 n day and good food nnd lodging, but they docllned, thinking to "bum" tholr living. Tho farmora thought other wise. They "roundQd up" tho hoboes with shotguns and set them to work In tho fields, whero tho womon, nrinod with guns, guarded Uiem. Bomo -ama teur photograjihers who thought tho ahanoo too good to miss are said to tiavo had difficulty In getting tholr subjects tojook pleasant. for It. Cooks, to show you tho largc nossof their ooul, prepared your mut ton nnd otfon whole. For a simple 'frlcassy you begin with a half dozen chickens, half, a dozen pigeons, half a dozen sweet breads, and I Bhould need a page to explain 'what you finish with for garniture. Fowls disappeared into a lamb or other meat pie by tho doz en; a simple leg of mutton must have its garniture of cutlets; twelve pounds of good meat, to say nothing of odd partridges, fowls, turkoys and ham, went Into tho making of ono stew It Is something stupendous to read. And then the endless number of dishes In a monu tho Insufforably crowded table." scap, happontd also to be as poor as; The uaeiai TifJie. Jie waa homely. I ywo young ladles on St Paul street Ono day a neighbor met him and ' went t the theater me ower evening, asked: "How aro you, Pat?" "Mighty bad! Sure, 'tis starvation that's slarln.' mo In the facor "BogOrra," oxclalmed his neighbor, sympathetically, "It can't bo very pleasant for olthor of yez!" London Outlook. -A lif npHste'' '''W iSmSf JBPr Goodale Lumber Co. Near 8. P. IWr. dopot. Phono 651 THE PERFECT MAN Mas yet to b born, but Immaeulate Unn Btwa & long way toward making perflation In ana's apparol. No watlwr how Oaa your wHt alotlUug, If yuur shirts and underwear aro not well lauttdDrtNl yu jwon't tel eomfortable. Vou wtia't no far wrong la sondlng your work to the Hakmi &to&n UHHdry or ordwlng It callod h If ywi pfttfar. Salem SteamLaundry Oel. J, Olmted, Prop. Drdus D. Olmsted, Mgrv t"lr ---ssar' Phene 411. 230 Liberty $t. jJ1 V rfBsssW Vlft MBBstssKa Tw i jjHr,,5!' BHsBBBBBBBBKf IbBBBbW lBBBBBBBBBBBBBBnPlsfrkNtirC BBBBBbI i'VSrOPCJMJB) tfiMniii ""' bbV RULE8 FOR DU8INE8S. In Mr. Garnoglo'B "Rmplro of P-usl-nosfl" ho sots down tho prime condi tions of huccohs ns thoy soom to him. Abovo all, ho btiyn, a young man should unncontrato his onorgy on tho huslnofls wheh ho has adopted. If ho has begun on ono lino, ho should fight It out on that lltui. Salem, Oregon Tho concerns whloh fall aro those which havo scattered their capital, which moans Uiat thoy havo scuttorod tholr brains also. Thoy havo Invests monts In thlB or Unit, or tho other, hero, thoro and ovorywhero. "Don't put all your eggs In ono basket" Is all wrong. I toll you, "put all your HB In ono basket, and thon watch mat uaauut." Look u round you and take notlnoj men who do that do not often fall. It Is easy towatuh and car- i j uiu uuu uiibkuu ii is trying 10 carry too many baskets that breaks mout oggs In tills country. Ho who carries uireo boskets must put ono on IiIb hpod, wlilch Is apt to tumble anil trln nun up. ono fault of the American business mnn Is tho look of concentra tion. To summarise what I have said: Aim for thu hlghost; nover ontor' a bar room; do not touch liquor, or. If at all. only at meals; novor speculate; nover eiulorso beyond your stirnlus onHh fund; make Uio firm's Interests yours; break orders always to Bavo owners; concentrate; put all your eggs In one basket and watch that basket: oxnon- dlturo always within revenue: lastly. be not Impatient, for. as Rmerson says. "No man can cheat you out of ultlmato suceesa but yourself." HUH we aro In danger of teaching that "buslneaa- u nil Uiero Is to strive for In this world. The health and tho mental, moral and spiritual -develop, ment of tho Individual aro apt to bo overlooked. In the nowor and hotter thought of tho day thiMO latter aru all bound up together. Wo cannot havo ono without tho otlior, and tho mau or woman who ha them is richer than Carnegie, aud who htw Uioni not Is poor Indeed. So Mr. Carnegltt'a "Kmplro of Uusl noes" ahrlaka down very small. The person who utaKea all on hustings suc oeaa literally puta all hie egg In one basket. Just what Mr. Carnegie warns you against " o KINQ EDWARD. AND HI8 8UCCES "OOR. Prince George Is of mature j'ars, and thoroughly woll known. Ills tom lng to tho throne would havo Involved no surprise or uncertainties. Every thing would have gone exactly as bo foro;. public affairs would not have noon appreciably affected, and the private citizen would havo precelved no difference. In tho caso of Queen Vlstorla thoro has grown up, byroason of tho great length and marvelous suc cess of hor rolgn, and especially by reason of hor exemplary qualities as sovorolgn and as woman, a fooling of personal attachment and devotion on tho part of many millions of hor sub jects. King Kdward has neither tlmo nor opportunity to grow Into such a ploco in tho hearts of tho people, nut to havo been Indifferent would havo been cynical; and from tho point of vlow of tho prevailing patriotic stand ards In England, Indlfforonco would havo been essentially disloyal, as well na morally shocking. Tho vory fact that tho king has boon gravoly III, that his lllnoas has called out appropriate expressions ' of sentl mont, and that It has Inaldentnlly oc casioned a good deal of disappointment and loss, will do mora than anything eiso to glvo him a deep hold honcoforth upon tho affections Of tho people Tho hoir, rrlnco Oeorgo, Is practical ly competent as a naval ofricor, and he nnd his wlfo aro unlvorsally popular, and aro associated with nothing that scnndallzes or offonds tho Dritlsh pub lic. It would, porhnps, bo hnrd to find a tlmo In all history when rnvni families In gonoral woro so little given to more Indulgence and luxury; and so responsible and IntenUonally useful as lit tho preeont tlmo. Fnlfllllnit dip IVIiIin ot the Dead. 'Old Lord Forglett, the Scotch Judge, died In 1727. Dr. Clfcrk, who attended bis lordship to the last, calling o"n his patient the day he died, was admitted I by the Judge's old servant and clerk, central was called. David Rccd. "How does my lord do?" I "Give me number Inquired the doctor. "I hotip bo's J neighbor. and their father, thinking they had a latchkey, went to bed at bis usual nour, and the servants all left When the la dles returned, they rang tho bell re peatedly and beat on the door, our. goi no answer. Finally they bpgan te de spair, when a neighbor who had been awakened by the din appeared In whlto at his window opposite aud asked what was the matter. "YCfl tiro locked out and cannot awake papa," came the reply in duet "Walt a minute," ssld the quick wit ted mau on the other sido of tho street "lour father has a telephone In his room, and I will call him up." So the " said tbs jveol." responded the old mnn, whose voice nnd manner at once explained his meaning. With tears streaming down his face he conducted Dr. Clerk Into a room where there were two dozen bot tles of wine undvrncnlb.the table. Other gentlemen presently arrived, nnd. hnvlng partaken of a glass or two of wine while they listened to David's account of his master's last hours, they all roue to depart. "No, no. gentlemen; not so." snld the old factotum. "It was the expressed wish of tho deceased that I should fill yo n' fou, ami 1 maun fulfill tho will o' the deiid." Dr. Clerk used 'o ndd when relating tho story, "And Indeed he did fulfill the will o' the dead, for before the end o't there was na nne of us able to bite bis aln thoomb!" Jupiter nnd Ten. A rrry Ignorant nnd wealthy woman who wns fond of talking about her "art gallery" one day met at the bouse of an acquaintance a lady who bad not called on her. although they lived In the same town. "Come nnd see me, do." said Mrs. R., the patron of art as the other lady was taklUK her leave. "Tlinnk you very much," wns tho noiicommlttnl reply. "We're got a now picture too. That ought to-tempt you to roine, If I can't" "I should be very glad Indeed to see It" "Such a lovely plcturel Sometimes it sceino lo me I could look at It all day long." "What Is the subject of. your picture, Mrs. II r Inquired (be hostess. "Juplti-r and Ten," was the reply. It was "Jupiter nnd lo." a a noon ns the bell sounded In tho room of the sleeping father he awoke with a start and ran to tho telephone. "Hello, what Is the mattcrr "Is that you, So-and-so?" "Yes; what Is wanted?" "Your daughters are at the front door trying to get In. Open tho door. Good night" Baltimore Sun. A Skeleton, "What Is a skeleton? Can you tell me, eulldrenr' asitca a teacner or ner Sunday school class. Tho Infant class looked troubled. Their Ideas On the subject wero of tho most vaguo description and, thoy seem ed to think, hardly worth mentioning. The question passed down the class al. most to tho very foot meeting only a blank look or a shako of the head, until at laiit the smallest tot of all ventured a reply: ( "i'leatn, mitn, it uu a man wiiuuui any meat on It" London Answers. Co., of Lowell, Mass., Is making a cru Bodo against tho use of tho cigarette iiv votine men. Jio nas lssueu w- nninr for free distribution, setting forth the pernicious offcota on tho moral and physical stamina of tho growing boy who is In the majority in tho use of tho baleful weed. Ho advocates the placing of the fol lowing announcement In tho business houses and work shops as furnishing a salutory check to the habit: "Believing that smoking cigarettes is injurious to both mind and body, thoroby unfitting young mon for their beat work; therefore, nftor this dato wo will not employ" nny young man under 21 years of ago who smokes cig arettes." ANOTHER CITY EDITOR Brlrjlit's Dlscnao nnd Dlobctcs Arc Positively Curnblc. Editor Hmrelke. editor aud proprietor of thi California Journal, tho German paper of Montgomery St., Son Franelsco, lntorvlawod Q Wilt jou help us couwlneo tho people tha llrlght'a DIoae and Diabetes are posltlvelj curable by reletting to your recovery J A. I'to told It to a great many myself, an seme of them profited by It and wero cured. ti How lone nco was It J A. About sit years ago. I was so 111 nitl Height's Dlsenso that tho doctors, being unabJt- to help me, adrlscd mo as a last resort tlil try soma of tho springs. Before going I heard or the Fulton Compound and took It and dldtf I dbto io go. i wgan 10 got uonor, nu -upi HiaHIHBIBKlJ N IKIXRHft 5ena ion Your Ji WomnIai lcnlle'P)fl If It yoboM Htive' "Ha wBiitO m' witlUB UUji cov hlBi nniravoliil av Hie tiql 1W nveig tfids rt sltyof what RP'ouelneBs. friend or rel- whorr Vou rest, divjoeit money to her jmsaflUo tneneos. Wo rncent where B(l he Iflqucn Ijtoc andjifbs pnBeengor umivur dhcv vou wish I nltO HAiM, tin wlinn tin laves nn(i(inii vnn wlinn iu win "t'ei ncml Agt- HlfilMRMli! On Better Anthorltr. ai-r. t.-.-ilrl-- ImtiflnArnn fnl-fft Miss Flltc," Bagster remarked In ths! with UtMIX was flnally as welt as ever. ..AftlliltlM ,., B,...U.U. -...-. ... "So Mr. Smythe told me a few mln utes ago." Bagster (only remembering that JOURNAL X-RAY8. A Lucky Find Bt It's hnrd (o flad auy lltlng toll. TUaeaiiot hMOtaad itreusth. Vr Will la wiltu: therms aethlug to m 8lwa Wwraia tok aad wild stltuu-l liuL 0olHgt rJr4hlujt, Kouruhlag, tHVlguatltMi Utpjr( brw. Kltiot ly pur, of htk grada A uaUerm in juy ! tha ttf r par xellee. Capital Brewery Co, Hh. M. Mk, ffritfr. THE INNER MAN. An article Ih the August Atlantic on ow oeokwy hooka must convlnee auy ma that use or tw ewturtoa ajfo iw pl thought mora of thu luar man. and fcufforthl mmh from glHttany thaa today. Tho lunw wa Hot only coat a Rrvat deal mom may atid thought, but matlo u, great deal mor work for tho outw man. Tht writer thua ratM tha dlmonttloH of aoii of tho dMtoa mat vre couctd In those, days: "Thro Is aaolher trait aharwd by all Ihwte aookn, to whom 1 would do want jusuoa u i aui not point It out ThU tha Urg liberality wltit whleh they pmeutw Mtttlr arL TJto uiagnltudt o wr mHM. Hi UWW, MaK H1B ftMt. I hava oft tm ankl f. with meh a g coition to chooa from, I io wt awiMw wvK iMCHrtwtoUaK with taa old rMm, mi all mr fiat, Unta lute a kluw wwa4 m -. t tok an thtMUh-oUiry 4tBttr, wr tr ywtru lnw to yay Tho queatlon wlUi a good many peo plo contemplating" a trip from homo Is, what on oarth will wo do with tho cat? At lost thoro hiifl bean dlBcovored a euro for lockjaw, hut certain Jaws that decllno fo bo looked nro regarded as beyond remedy. A Now York man offered a dlmo for tho return of hla wlfo, and flhe was bo mad at his valuation of hor that she oamo baak nt onco and vowed to stick to him "forever." and now tho Joko Is on him. 8ho ventured In tho briny deep A little while ago. And yollod for murder, flro, police! A orab had pinched bur too. And though nt that momentous tlmo ffnr Hniwimn isat-c. iilnl.il.. Iii.ab.1 I--. ............. i.u.q inuuuj ttVUtll, Yet when a lobster squoozed hor waist She didn't say a word. Judge. At Wichita, Kans., last week Uireo young women working In tho harvest flohlH complained of tho long hours and bnd treatment Thoy woro promptly discharged, and Just as promptly orgnnlzod n farnjhand'B un ion, socurod 300 momboru In Pratt county alono. ordered a. Btrlko, and stopped tho harvesting. A Kansas cyolono Is not tho swiftest thing In that statu, An Irishman whoso faca was so plain that his friends used to tell him tfut It was an offense to thu llmd- JL "Make SoJen a Ceod I VW'er'W'V C3L mKc"i BnMD' iUl irSAN ILL OMEN I'olsuii lii I'lnocr Nulls. Biting Hie ualln Is an exceedingly dangerous practice, as tho biter never knows when to stop and nt any mo ment Is liable to bite Into "the quick" and cause blood poisoning. liven when the utmost care Is taken of tho teeth n poisonous accretion Is-apt to collect on tbetu, aud the entrance of a mlnuto portion of this Into tho circulation may prove ns cortnlnly fatal as the pus on a surgcou's scalpel. Housekeepers Should know whoro to buy tho best and most wholosomu broad and pastry. Tho Plonoer Bakory Is the favorite place. XMarkct Quotations TodayX s Home Market" i w v V f Ho Market. liops-lOCl lU(5t0c, contracts 17J.C. Plour. FJour-2.70fc bb). TotaKxs Apples. Etc. Potatoes old 60 now 7Gc Onions, 1.75 to f.-ffi per 100 lbs, Drltd Trelts. Dried applos 0i0i . Italian prunsa 10s to 60s aj to 3& I'etlto Prunes 40e to 60,--ll)f94c. Wee. Peace Hosts. Etc Big ur-3 B 3.26 Second growth 12.60.32 75 Ash-8C0. Body wk $1 00. Pole oak 14 00. Cedar posts 9 to 10c, Balm wood 18. IO and $3.00 , MlissjPcttsaoaTura Oreen hides, No. 1 7c. Green bides, No. 3 So. Oalf skins Ig6c. flheop 76c Goat skins 25c to 1 .00. Gray fox 25 to 50c. Coon 10 to 40c. Mink 2ctotl.S5. Otter-$1 to T6. Bkank lOtoSoc. Mnskrat 1 to 5c. Wildcat 10 to S6c. Wheat, Oats.- Etc. . What -SOe. Oats 3 to Barley 119 per ton. Flax Cash, Noithwest, 1.T0. . Uvefltotk Market BUere 8(JKc. Oow-3(J3H Sheep 13.60 gross to $4,00 Dressed veal OJo Uogs.allve fiKftc iioa, urei am Smytbo Is his hated rival) Well, you wouldn't bcllovo anything that chump said, would you7 Philadelphia Tiios. Conflletlnsr Ordnra. "The average photographer," said nenpeck musingly, "Is an unreasona ble creature." "What's tho mp,tter now?" asked his friend. "Oh, while my wife was sitting for her picture today the fool photographer sung eut: 'Look pleasant please. J!a "wwuM " Phllalelphla Press. o Crusado Against Cigarette Smoking. Dr. Charles II. Stowoll, treasurer and gonoral managor of tho J. C. Ayros I tBie m M I B iS 5 i g JKU win nriejS m aL"iic1ui"k N 00 Third rf t, g" Portlartffre. ' BBBBBEBM-Mg m in'iM.Iky . if mm m A None, although I don't permit a ycArl pass without taking soma of It. Q. You say you told othorsf A.-I told Charles F. Wackcr of 131 Birth 6 about It on learning bo had dtaootos. Ilcuto It and Is entirety woll. I told a well-to-dMO man lady afflicted with llrlght'a Dlsoascyl had been to Europo for treatment wlthjut suit. Sbo, too, took It and got well. lXi n great many. I know theso Oompound0tM cerinln cures In Drlght's Dlseaso and DlCtxri. It Is so Incredible that ono has to baaMVi bo convinced, and It otod then dawnalbiiat slowly FRirn Sp,tIine uVNIMPACIFIC DKART fOB rron toaud, Or. (.liirsn) PortUaJ Psccui f0s.ur1 tUUBllt- lnrwn -"nT. ARlltVE FliOM Plt Lsi.r Denver. KL worth. Im&hi. Kun...! -. . - . T .---- """I wit,j oii)uii, umcftifo ItUU UMA i J, wma. HtLlOU 8tlt 111. Denver KL Worth, Omaha, Kansas ir, x. ixmis, Ubicago AUtntie Xipresi 1 iliuuav 1 lortim ' 1 Med cnl works fioreo that Ilrleht'slDwiM im illiWlln lii.iumi and Diabetes nro lnourablo, but 87 petif''lf yutlfsll fpokiae, Wallace, PuU posltlvoly rocovorlnir under tho iultoiOpa fji. m. nsti. Mlnnesr-'U hl pounds (Commou torms of kidney cpw"i" ii rinl, Duluth.l ttwi ikee and theumatlsm oBer but short relJM.J ftniinB (Cnloro. and &i. I'rlce.siror the UrlghfsDlsoaso auarJOfw v " f1""' '--. the Ulabotlo Uomixiund. John J FAiW Co. 430 ilontBomorv St.. Bnn Franclscdsx' wm- wr I iintmn pounuers. i-rneiesis uiaao lor pawo . fir' i -. w i ? r ' 4:30 p m 8:10. m. :0 m &&& vrtrtrv itfi- sorlptiv. pamphlet mailed fret, m C. C. Comfort, Sole Afjert Thtdslgnatnrols on every box ot tho Pennine Laxative BromoQuinincTabie tho rsniedy that cured o cold In ono fav. Wool ana Mobalr. ot"-14c, Thinks the wife to have the wedding nag tip from the Anger "Somcthiuir U nvinx -.1 M - - MHm SosHtihlw to 4fif?j$u That rtag eHik Wnity Ur pultal ft.m the fi.r whf a it w mit tbeic a few yMw g. Nuw u stiM W IU own Igkt Haw UiIh the lhKsm Uv grwH I Aad the Hwwrti Ooft nw thin atoae llanr IMh the m and hw thin the m ptuatn am. AIihuM -Httnfl8u4y tbc vtif l Wea ftUir aiui wMtlug awiy. ,Tl sti4tt)i ghH to cljtklrta has ae-r Wm ijrHil DtulHa whklt should Uve txeti tMed luivc ben Heg)cted Ttt i a cwttMOtt iptjeBCt! wth wotHow. utile tome fittad 64 stuirrtt with the tu tkt itit ef tat strHgthvmaK and xter of Dr. Here'. Ifevyrke n.-iiisiMH u TTguiate lb perteOs, ihls the dntias ttilt unOnaHw the MrengtM. aeaM iBHimwsUoo sad uWct tUa and rutM. fewAle wtakaesa. It uulrs the (Mby'a d-nt piactteolly rulnlo4 td gii vlw ami vitality to Hurslag wihcnt WVfdt tMHiwt ItH how ersltful 1 in km- IT ri?'lJive W H tHsijwa. NH. lukn CvU of HlUigv Ktkitf Uiut CM.. OMuU "1 b4 Ui iu wxm kM'tttSw "w.iwn hk a4 this Wa eM Wt4 mMVtMMduyMik. I M Mlti dmitw a4 he MM I h4it uKwtUgn .itJi hMU ot the Uf mhi t -mc m kHf my SR. A V44tt' LajmUye--Dr. l'krts I'Uaa. aat PeUtta. Owe ahie, wtl iM fj . Coarse wooF Flue lie. Mohair &a. Hay. Feed. Etc. Oats 75. Italad cheat-jr.50; to fS. Clover $0, Feed barley 11415 per ton nran-TlS6Q Shtrte-130. Flour, wholesale 1 65. DalryaBjCr-airy rrodKta, Dairy butter 15c, Creamery SJ Htore-loOJOo. Flrit-claas oountry, per roll 10c. Cream at ereauiery, pan skimmed 15c Separator skimmed Ifc Stdatr's Market, UBtesene a Spring 10 in 12Jie &W lr den, 17o. PORTLANB MARKET. Peim-ij.1. -Aug. 14- Wheat Waha Walla, J(aio Hour Portland, beat grades 18.053 W.W. Graliaas .W?3.3o Oats Che4?WblUl.00d tl.05. Borluj $S0 15.60 partotk MUliUH-Bnui. iajlo. Hay Timothy ltll par ton, Oatons-tl 00dttl.4OMr ent) PeUtoo-75o pir uul. BltervBat dairy. 1618j; fancy erMuaervlijSlHei8tor17 18a& af fUMoa,raBea 3U l Poultry Ohiekaas, wlxi (150 9 14.60? hcua fti.50, tarkeys, Hvo IS l4r, Mutt&a Otese, 5c Ht-GrM tUc. Veal nma.7o Se ft-. Hafu-lfttille. Wftal-.VaMey. IS J5a fcWws Aiutk-tu tii. . . lrv..!-. tt ,--(., ' , wfr UW-T)ry kias, li tkwadsaW up. J w -I stJ -a I C td- 111 ' I vvT3iirW s i Hr WiFtS2k,4 JMililZjL 111)1 IvtiiaV I W Bm9Piwj n tVBBjA m 'Wf!'fl IiViMI w I tr P Al r f .HL-I imMiiriw wMmtZmmmrmmJmmmw ' Worlcgjf I i ' - I T"- octu OHTUHD TO CHICAGO ru -oange 01 tars 72 H AND niVER 8CIIEDULE rrom roniaoa iiiUialllng dates aubjoct to ennngo I p. b. ' I For J an Francisco I Ball OTflry 6 days Ptilr eiMsi Sondsy la.ni runnUj "P-fii COLIIUniA HIVKIl ToAstorla an1 Way luuiugi p. in i p. m. 01. Hand. rlLLAMETTE BiVPU EtAterlKuth loaves Ha em fnr TWt. Undmnvay landlnco on Tuonlnv.Thnr.- dajs BTllpftturdayB.3bout7,ft. m. For ConauV?nd way hjndlnga.iMondays. WednciayB and Frfdiiye at' abdut 6 LUQVk . M.P.BALDWIN. QcVS. i At- Al " A N. dock rcyu, vro. Salem, Or . R. M. WADE cpCO. WW The 20 Der 6i I be much le everv over Corner y deal is off so far as it relates to any and aijlrpet.s but we have some remnants in Ingrain TapestrieSiminsters andi Velvels that we are willing to let go at 2ltfr cent Off im order to make room tor new goods now 5m road and in the looms at the factory. We have made heavy purchases am crowded in our carpet department, occupied by a remnant is valuable Bring size of room with you. TI BOOS. FUl 308 Commercial St. Store at Salem and Al. 4 C, T, Go's PASSENGER STEAMERS Pilona and Alfona tavos for Portland dally ecept Sunday at 7 a. m. Qljk Time, Cheap Rates x; foot or Trade st, At. P. BALDVVIN, Aft. CflWalis&EasfemR.R, Time Card No. 5n or Yaqulna: : D"f., 12:45 p. m. teturnlng: '"hB" es Yaaulnn -. r. comma :::, :-?- ros Albany .... i".7k n ' Vor Detroit- P ra' AAJbaiy l!0fl n m SSSLv: 6!4-- fos C:30 a. m. 11:05 a. m. tlf hours Harvesters' and Hoppicl Men's Overshirts, regular 5 Men's Bib Overalls, regular Men's Sox. 5c pr. Towels, 5c up, I il7ac fncli Qfclrtc A I Shirt Waists, worth 7 5Jb' Wide brim Hats. 2Sc. Wrappers. 45c up. Large Co Misses Shoesjrom 2 .Greentoum's Dry Gi " I'NdBrrora Detroit es Dotroli Albanv .! Pi5.4JSaji:3ffiSS av-r-s -e ot s. p --rr.' ...u. io- Mn No TZr rouna tran. fdns at Corvaliu , .l.m the S. irect service .' v-d A,bany B,v" t beaches Ce t0 NewPrt and ad- n 3 for Detroit n.i. . . I mountain ranro i VBnuusn nd ' InfcmMlo. . , RSJIW fflS? SI "'"""" -"gent. Corvaliu "' Wr.aWl'JiW, Next to M 2T fQUina at reduced ratea C,nn(I " trains conaecr wkh c ? Albany anrt onZ...r lia.S' .. E. n 'X .?a. yi oZCVf a meet n . "& ."""a at 6:30 a. noon " " "a7 raiQ at Albany Passenaapa fn- n. ,. - .. Albany th9 m " "J? "a can leave Detroit e.mo afternoon, reachir.- ?? salelro0 IS?. Tickets ore " 00. and from Corvallls at trVT1 at for return until A . i? l '3-26 Bood " of Mill (Str St P01 The Southr-b-..-. - poiata .i"""1".." tickeU from u N7wror, Oregon lp se lo return yi Z7VZT3. ",u P- atae dlvuioa. iT r HUl r West C.&RtAreVdavffi600 wU aH iaBnD.ti. )W 39c. now 40c. 5. from 11 Ikerchiefs. w 45c. Corse Blankets, P. iii m I i StJi as . t hW ni w m ' tioo ,o any g. pTa&lg11 Jgffff WB"B 'I'B'JB'BjfTB'l ""'iJM fm- KaxiDesNrHtdM I '