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Newspaper Page Textnrrw1 THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 1902. ' j' ir'vs.!. CONSUMPTION j P. Q. Norgron and family' havo ro- turned from a visit with frlonda at Turner. tho most dreaded and deadly of all I Miss Elizabeth Holverson has r'o dlBcftsea, as well as pneumonia,-and' turned from an extended outlne at Newport n rintr rTrn1lli1nn nm i-aIIaviwI nl nHnn 1111 A."MU w-wM v-vi w.y.ui. lib uu.u and cured-'by Acker's English Remedy "the king of all poughJurcs." Cures Coughs and Colds In a day.. 25 cents. Your money back It dlssatlsfled. Write for free sample. W. H. Hooker & Co., Duffnlo, N. Y. D. J. Fry, Drug-gist Tiwnirra? itwMJwii Feather Dusters 18 indies long:, for 5 cents until all gone. Higher price Dusters also reduced. YOKOHAMA TEA STORE Roasters of Coffee Phono 2111 black. Free Delivery lllllllllllHiniUIHIi!' Local Events In the in inn i n m n't mm nut Social Realm j WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVAL& Sun C. C. Qntnos, San Francisco. Mr and Mrs. C. Wi. Hodgson, Francisco. W. W. Hoagland, Snn Francisco. Newton Phillips, San Francisco. Jn8. Hurley, San Francisco. J. Cronln, Portland. E. C. Williamson and wife, Portland O. V. Dunulngton, Portland, J. D. Peters, Portland. F. W. Allen, St. Louis. G. W. Rydor, Boston. It. R. WIlBon, Cincinnati. O. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Goodo arid daugh ter, Miss Carrie, haVo'gona to Seaside for an outing. Mrs. Francis Cornell and daughter, Miss Rubyliavb returned-from a visit with relatives at Jefferson. H." Schoenfoldt and family and W. II. Pettis and family have gono ovep land to Newport for an outing. Miss Ruth Prentiss, who has boon visiting Miss Belle Cooper has re turned to her homo In Portland. Miss Theresa Arnold, nn old time resldont of Mils section or tho Willam ette valley, left this morning for Ger many where Bho mny reside. Or. and Mrs. A. A. Jessup have re turned from a summer's outing at Newport. Thoy wore accompanied home by Miss Httrrlotto Pipes, of Port land, who wlfl bo their guest Drs. F. M, and Jesslo Davis Brooks will leave for tho oust next Tuesday morning, whore they will spend a ?qw "month's doing Bpeclal medical and surgical work In tho medical colleges and hospitals of Chicago, Buffalo, Philadelphia, Now York, Baltimore, and Boston, returning homo about Dec. 1, 1302. Sllvorton Appeal. Capt A. W. Waters and wife, of Wcl8or, Idaho, Who have been tho guests of Mr. nnd MrB. J. M. Waters of this city, loft Monday for a visit at Salem and Portland. Thoy expect to return to Brownsylllo again before returning to their homo. Captain Is an Indian war veteran. He la also an old newspaper man and for some time owned and published tho S.alem Statesman. Urownsvlllo Times. Chas. Nlckoll. tho vetornri editor of Roguo River valley and now publlshor of tho Southern Oregonlau, has .sprung a surprlso on his many ac quaintances In this section of Oregon. Ho has boen married to Miss Belie Porter, now of Napa, Cal., but form erly a tcachor In tho JaclcBonvIllo pub lic schools. Tho marrtago llccnso wnB Issued at Oakland, Cal., last Fri day. . Mr. Nlckoll Is -1G years of ago and tho brldo 30. Rosobiirg Plain-dealer. That Opnl BnpernlUlan, 1icro Is cue superstition of with range nnd Influence Hint lt dirt-i-ii ii 'ugalust one of tli most tionuttmi t. Jects In nature, tin' opnl. A um: in mj town failed In business, ami what lt you think he did? 'took Ms opal Hue Into the yard and smnshed It to phw with a batmntr! lie a&i-rllu-d His batik ruptcy to that opnl, and lie Intettdml neither to suffer Mtell misfortune npilii nor to allow any other one to do mo by Inhcrlttug or buying that III starred property. One of Hit most ntmisltig instances ot a trust In wrong things Is reported from New York, where n man took nn opal to a Jeweler and linked him to sell It, as he hnd litul nothing but bad luck slnco he owned It, his business ven tures having failed, bis children having suffered Illness nnd the old scratch having been to pay generally. Tho Jeweler found the gem to have been nu imitation. Its falsity must have been obvious to everybody extant the vic tim, because the opal Is the stone that uas never ecn even passably imitated New I.lpplncott. Scrofula Few are entirely frco from 11. It may dovolop so slowly as to causa llttl It any disturbance during tho wholo period of childhood. It may then prodnco Irregularity ot tho stomach and bowels, dyspepsia, catarrh, and marked tendency to consumption before manlfestlnu Itself In much Cutaneous eruption or glandular swelling. It I best to bo euro that you aro qulto frco from It, and for Its complete eradica tion you can rely on Hood's Sarsaparilla The best ot all medicines-tor all humors. His Rnmnclpntlon. Away, back In 17"1 Joslah Woodbury of Beverly, Mass.. thus published his happy emancipation from matrimonial woesi Demtr, spt. is, 1771. rtin ana? tram Joitali WooUburj, cooper, hit tiouie plagtic tor Mcn lonif mm, Mamr OIJ Moll, allm Trfil (it VcnRcanc. lie that lott will never tctk hrrs lie that tlmtl krrp her t will fclrt two llushcl of flrtni. I forewarn all Peraona Id Town or Count from Iruatlng Mid Trial ot Veng-e-anre. I have liue all this old (ihoci) 1 can Dnd (or ay. ant) all rnjr ntijhtora rJolc with me. jood ItlJdancj cf bail Ware. Amen I Joslill WooDhnsr PERGONALS. Caroy F. Martin Is homo from Now .port. Ralph Glover spont Sunday at tho seaside - MIbs Lolo Nloklln has gono to Sent - tlo for a visit. Gonornl W. II. Odell was a Portland v.sltor today. Mr. and Mrs. M. Bredemlor woro In Portland Sunday. Miss Anna Hopf Is spending a fow - days In Portland. 1" cuestor uowon apont Sunday with friends hi Albany. Mrs. R. S. Bean" Is' visiting with friends In Portland. Mrs. I, W. Borry haa'roturnqd from , a visit at Roseburg. A. T. Kolllhcr has gono. to Prlno vlllo on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs. James McCourt spout - Sunday with frlouds in Albany. MIsb Arlpna Blor of Portland spont Sunday with rolatlvos In this city. Mr. and Mrs? G. F. Rodgors havo gono to Seattlo o Bpond a fow days. Mrs. M. A. Whlto "and boh Elmo, havo gono to Sonttlo for a Bhort visit, Miss Mlnnlo Ireton, of Portland) Is visiting hor parents near this olty. Mrs. A. S. Autorson, of Woodburn, visited Salem friends Saturday after- noon. Harry James, of Portland, is a guest . at tho homo of his undo, Rov. W. C. Kantuer. . R. Humphroy, of Oregon City, C was. tho guest of W. H, Burghardt. Jr. on-Sunday. Mrs. F. W. Durbln and children havo returned from a sumrnor'a out ing at Newport. Mrs. J. D. Sutherland and Miss Maud MacKay havo returnod from an outlug at Newport - Miss Zaldoo Palmer, of tho Salem poatofflco force, has gone to Ashland to spenll a two weok's vacation. J, ft Wyant, tho Journal's linotype m operator, spent Sunday with Mrs. " -Wyant, who is visiting with friends at) jiuuuuum. jiuuy return tuts alter noon. ' J3, W. Durbln has returned from Salt Lake City whejro ho atteuded tho session of tho grand lodge of Elks. Mr. Durtiln reports tho grandest tlroo of his Ufa. Miss Reason, the principal of tho Qhemawa Indian sehool. was visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. a Roddick. Miss Reason was on her way to Ohio, whero aho will spond the remainder of tho sumroor visiting her parents. Oregon City Courier-Herald. Mrs, Roaw Aiken has gone to Seattle In- response to news announcing the porioua Illness of her brother. Jake Bernardl, who Is visiting In that city. Hon. and Mrs. W. H. Wehrung. of HllUboro, aro spending a few days In this qlty. Mr. Wehrung, as president of the, state fair hoard will Inspect the improvements that are being made at the state fair grounds. The extract of poko Jo tho best reme dy for swollen udders. If applied In the early stage of tho trouble, It pre vents tho Inllammntlon 'and suppura tion. Give one ounco In a pint of water three times dally. It Is well to add a half ounco of acetate of potash at each dose. Covrpox. If u cow has rioro teats and tho sores look llko cowpox, wash tho teats clean with sonp nnd warm water after enclt milking. When dry, apply Iodine oint ment of ouc-clghth strength. Foot Hot. All cases of soro foot aro not duo to foot rot, but when tho foot begins to decay and gives off an offensive odor It Is tlmo for prompt action. Apply u warm Unseed poultice twlco dally for two or thrco days. Bo Btiro nnd wash clean with soap end warm water bo foro applying tho poultice. After this dress onco dally with calomel. Calf With Tnpevorni. When- a calf Is Infested with tape worm, stop feeding for twelve hourp. then give half nu ounce of turpentine In a pint or boiled milk. Repeat doso onco dally for threo days uuIcbs tho worms como away. Feeding should consist entirely of boiled milk nud gru els of flour while under treatment. A. Man In the riouae. There Is a young criminal lawyer In Memphis, Tcnn., who on tho occasion of his becoming of ago began the cele bration of his birthday In a way that caused his household a great deal of consternation. On the evo of the fote, shortly after midnight, tho young man's family were suddenly startled from their slumbers by n loud voice In the bouse calling: "There's a man In tho boufol There's a man In the house!" The vulliuit pater fnmllltis rushed from his room, bearing In his hands a heavy billot of firewood, to learn the cntiBe of (lip dlkturlmuco and to cap ture tlie intruder. Ills son was stand lug In the hull, shouting at tho top of lls voice. "Where's the tnnnr" exclaimed the old gentleman "Here, sir; herel" proudly replied tha young man. "This Is he. At last I'm twenty-onel" Memphis- Scimitar. It Yielded. First Physlclnn-Dld old Coupon's case yield to your treatment? Second Physician It did. I treated It for six months, nud It yielded some thing like n hundred guineas. Loudor Fun. 1-cnnnj-lvnnln IVcohpU, Tosslbly few who rend of "kings' robes of royal ermine" upprfelnte that the rightful itml tlrst poswcsnrs of thu beauteous eotit Is sometimes a dcnl7.cn of the Keystone State. It may bo that come 'subtle force suggested to turn coat uiaiinrclm to choose the pelt of this animal for their own. In fact, during tho greater portion of the year thu er nine Is u plait egg sucking weasel. Aa winter comes on he aMiitucs n whlto coat, wllh n black tipped tall. Putolus novcbomconsln. ns the scien tist calls the wensel or ernilm. ranges from North Carolina nwny up Into Can ada. It Is rare, however, to take er mine or white coated weasels In Penn sylvania, iilihough two specimens have Just been received at the Academy of Natural Selenees from Sullivan county. In fact, south of lYiinsylvnnla tho wen lei never clmngeH color In winter, and this fact goes far to substantiate th theory of protectee coloration. -Thus when snow covert the gi-ouud tho white ermine becomes nearly Invisible, whllo in his weasel's jjnle during the Bum mer he Is not nearly so conspicuous as he would be did he wear his white coat all the year round.' Anchor Ititi'iVstlit fact Is that whllo tho animal that live In tho north al ways change color those In tho south do not, the reoson being Hint their white color would not protect, but destroy, them, as there ih almost no huow In the couth. Philadelphia Record. What He MUaed. Mrs. Do Style It's a pity you could not have heard that sermon today. Mr. Do Style Afler pnylng for your Sundny ynrdrobo I haven't money enough left to buy myself a decent thing to wear. Mrs. Do Style That's Just It. nnd that sermon would have -made you blush for very elianie. It was on the "Idolatrous Worship of Fine Clothes.'' New York Weol.-ly, Cnllerl to tin Gncler :alil. We wonder If any men With white skins arc called to the ministry after the fabhlou described by Booker T Wnskluston In his autobiography. II says: "A colored man In Alabama, one hot day In July, whllo he was at work In a cotton field, suddenly stopped nnd looking toward the skies said, "0 lawd, de cotton am so grassy, do work am so hard, nnd de Btitl am not so hot tint 1 b'lleve dls darky am called to prcachl " Ohlcajo Standard. IIott to ItellcYC n Knlnttujf Person. If iho face Is pale. lay tho patient flat on Hip back and raise tho feet n lit tle. If the fnce Is red, raise the patient to n sitting or easy reclining position. Tho pale face Indicates that there la too little blood In tho head, tho red that there Is too much. It Is necessary nlso to be careful that a black or bluo faco Is not mistaken for a pale one, for this dark hue Indicates venous congestion, and In such a case the patient should be raised. Exchange. n. inrton. fnlm or Sonth Amerlcn. One of the most curious nnlins In th. i world Is called the ltn und is very Another luiuuuiiiu on mo unuits or tno Araason, Rio Negro and Orinoco rivers. In tho . delta of the latter It occupies swampy I tracts, which are at times completely inunuaieii nun present the nppearanco of forests rising out of the watci. Tho swamps are luhubltcd by a tribe of In dians called Guarancs, who subsist al most entirely upon tho nroduco of Iho I tree During the annual floods thoy suspend their houses from tops of tho tall steins of the palms. The outer skin of the young leaves Is mado Into cords for hammocks, nnd tho soft Inner bnrk yields n nutritious farinaceous buu-stance. DE8PAIR TO HAPPINESS. The Chntiiulon Thin Man. A knot of men was gathered In th nmoklng room at the club tho other evening. All ordinary topics bad been exhausted, and they finally entered upon n contest to see who could toll the most remnrkablo story about the fat men or the lean men they hnd seen. A veritable Ananias win awarded first prlzo without a dissenting Volco whon ho asserted that I10 hud met In his travels n man so thin that ha could "go through a flute without striking a note." Par Wre. did' she make a fool of Jack Am1 you? Arthur I was worse than that; she let me make ono of myself. Puck. 0 Mokl Tea positively Cures Sick Headache, Indigestion and Constipa tion. A delightful herb drink. Re movos nil oruptlons of tho skin, pro ducing a porfect complexion or money refunded. 25c. and 60c. Wrlto to us for freo sample. W. H. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. D. J. Fry, Druggist Hot Weather Meals can bo had at tho' Whlto Houso Rostaurnnt on short notice, nnd you got what you call for. Open day and night. 0 You Can Get All the latest and no'west things In photography at tho Cronlso Studio, over tno N. Y. Racket Storo. 14-3t HO FOR NEWPORT. Oregon's Favorite Seaside Resort. Salem Lady Endorses Dr. Darrln'a New Mode of Treatment. To tho Editer: I wish to toll you of the 'kindness you did mo Iti -publishing tho, testimonials to Dr. Darrln's sk'll. ag I would novor havo known of him. hnd I not rend your paper. For twolvo yoars I havo been sorely ufTllclcd 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 oleotrle al nnd medical treatment two months ago, whon I was Immediately rolloved. Now I am a happy woman, with my suiToring a thing or the past. I candidly recommond all my frlonds to try Dr. Darrln, at tho Wll Iamctto Hotel, Salem. I am German by birth and 72 years old. I rcsldo In South Salem, near tho comotery, und can be seen nt any time. OARLE1N PFENNIG. classiSIds. WANTED. Wflnl.HW. ,.. . .i. ,.' " ":"""" womaI1 Vanta . ,n. ,mlho"80 0,ean!"R ""one. Call " - vmior street Wanted 8.15-31 Mm with teams to ho.Ti ?ra 'T,ro of p- Nk.ngtoiL 7-21-tf 102 State otroct Wanted-FIvo young men from Marlon futility at onco to proparo for posh tlons lu the government service Apply to Inler-Stato Corres. Inst, Cedar Rapids, la. 7-23-lm-dw Tie Prom Stravr. A Washington man has struck a rich Idea. At least It will make him rich If things pan out nn ho expects. Thero nre nbout 'JO.000.000 railroad ties used In tho United States In n year, and each tie costs the road about 75 ccntB. Iron nud stone cannot be used, ns thoy have no elasticity, so wood hns remain ed as the only thing nvallable. Now" the Wnsliliigtonlnn comes forward with a machine which will mako ties from straw, tho ebcapost material In the world, and tho tlos will bo tlrm, but tliiNtlc. says tho Washington Post Thoy nre Hindu by a secret but very iheap process. Recognizing tho advantage of New port as a summer resort oyor other seaside resorts In tho Northwest, nnd to mako It posslhlo tot all who doslro to Bpond their vacation by tho ocean wnves, tho Southern Pacific Company, In connection with tho Corvnllls & Eastorn railroad, will placo on Balo, ofTcctlvo June. 15th round-trip tickets from all points In Oregon on tho Southorn Pacific to Newport, good for return until October 10th, Bpeclnlly re duced rates. For full Information In qulro of your local ngont, G-10-nod Novelty In Hoxlrrr. I'nper twine stockings nt 3 cents a rut" are the latest thing In hosiery. t Bed Time I tako a pleasant horb drink, tho next morning I feel bright and my com- 1 luuxiun is uoiior, aiy uocior says it nets gently on tho stomacho, llvor and kldnoys, nnd Is a pleasant laxatlvo. It 1 is mado of horba, and Is propnrod aa I easily aa tea. It Is called Lano'a mod- , Icluo. All druggists soil It nt 25c and 50 cents. Lano'a Family Medicines moves ino uoweis oncn day. If you cannot got It. sond for freo snmplos, Addross, 'Orator Woodward, Loltoy, N. Y. V Repair1 Work Have you tried us? If not do sbi we do only first-class work. If you need a new tire we have it, We fix single tube tires so they stay fixed. Sun dries of all kinds. Wheels to , rtnr. Wantcd-Evdrybody to try Oregon root Ease for all foot nlltnenta. Onco tried always usod. Ask your uiueeim or senu zbc 8. U Haves, 6-27U Halsey, Ore. 1 ! I 1JJ I. Ji I LUJilll LII.L FOR SALE. rwr ouic a gooa team, wafton and harness, cheap. Intpiiro at 117 sauui nth street, Dopot addition, nniein. 8-lC-Ct For, 3ale.--Godd timber tract nnd al bo stook ranch, at a bargain, or will trado for Salem property. Inquire of Z. K. Ferguson, -caro Manning & Ferguson's hardwnro Btoro, Salem. 8-14-Ct tlemTTrtSrw3! Best of MffV!ft'M.t .uJljrr.- J fhonP- Wprteter, 3 Cow- vTeftiA?iy"gtjywgEif'u' 433 stata street corner 13th. w. teen years a veiorlnary, AH . cases of domeatie utilmaltT treated at "VtofPlW bv tho latest Improve methods'. Lamoneaa a spwtelty. mr ng taken a pout-graduate coariw n Uils sueclal line In ltioq. 01w a(. tentJonBlTentonllWtirk Telcphono Black 2031. O, H. MA0K For Sale. Ono mare, with Ally colt by her side. Also flvo No. 1 cows, and flvo 2-year-old holfora, bred. In qulro of A. Q. Smith, near Prlnglo Bchool houso. 8-1 3-1 w ' Otto J. Wilson 135 Court St. Market Quotations Today "Make Salem Good Home Market" Deafness Cannot Be Cured, by local application, aa they cannot reach the diseased portion of tho ear. Thoro Is only ono way to euro deaf ness, and that ia by constitutional remedies. Deafness Is caused by an luflaraod condition of the mucous lin ing of tho Eustachian Tube. When this tube- gets Inflamed you havo a rumbling: sound or imperfect hearing, and when 1c Is entirely closed deafness Is the result, and unless the inflama tlon can bo tafien out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hear ing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh which Is nothing but but an Inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give one hundred dollars for any case of deafness (caused by catarrh) that can not bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circu lars, free. r. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. Ohio. Sold by all druggists. 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills aro the best Taploen. This elegant and delicate starch It tho product of a plant that Is culti vated very extensively In tho Mnlny peninsula, whero Its cttlturo Is almost entirely lu the hands of tho Chinese, Tho tubers of the plant (Manlhot utll Islmu), which weigh on an average from 10 to Vj pounds, arc first scraped nnd then carefully washed, after which they are reduced to a pulp by being passed between rollers. This pulp Is carefully washed and shaken up with abundance of water until the felcula separates and passes through a very fine bIovo Into a tub placed beneath. The .flour so obtained Is repeatedly washed nud thou placed on mats und bleached by exposure to the suu nnd air. it Is finally converted Into the pearl tajiloca of commerce by being placed In a crulle shaped frame cov ered with canvas. It Is1 slightly moist ened nud subjected to a rotary motion, by whloh means It Is granulated. It Is next dried In tho sun and dually over tho lire In an Iron pau greased with vegetable tallow und Is then riady for the juarki't. A NATURAL RE8ULT. It Is very reasonable to Biipposo If tho foundation of n struaturo was romovod that tho building Itself is bound to como down. This saino principle can bo applied to disease Tako a modi elno Into tho Bystom that will roniovo tho causo of slcknoss, and tho lllnoss leavos of Itself. Dyspepsia, Indigos tlon. slok-hendacho and blllousnoss I havo tholr foundation In stomach dis orders. Roniovo this weaknoss and tho other symptoms nro no more. There Is ono euro for all this that all druggists soil for 25c por box. It Is icancu ur. uunns improved Liver JPIIIb. Thoy got right nt tho boKlnnliiK of those diseases and make tho cure by taking away tho causo of It. Wo will Bend a small box freo by mail, or a largo box on recolpt of 25c. Addross Dr. Qunn, Philadelphia, Pa. For sale at Dr. Stone's Drug Stores. 70. I Manning & Forguson havo a com plete lino of builders' hardwnro at tholr now storo. 7-21-tfdw A Poser From lb 'Small llojr. Mamma Don't boll thoso canoed peas, Bridget They only want to r warmed. Little Tommy-Mamma, peas can't talk, ran they? Mamma Of courso not, dear. Why? Little Tommy Then how do you know what tbry want??blladelphla Pre. Mart-oul Objected. There was a little dinner once given to William Marconi, of whloh one Inci dent Is still tvmembored by some of tho guests. An oratorical member of the company, growing unthualastlc over a touai to the Inventor of wireless loleg raphy. made this climax to his perora perera perora teon: "Gentlemen, I give you Marconi, the Franklin, the Faraday and tho Helmholtz of Italy."' When the toast had been drunk, the . distinguished guest tbauked the party for the honor and added, "Hut 1 must protest against I the action of the preceding speaker 10 making me trlplels."-Leslie' Monthly Dreltcnbuih Hot Springs. Many campors aro already at this popular resort. For full particulars address F. W. ROSS, 7-2-eod Dotrolt, Ore. 8URE CURE FOR PILES Itching Piles produce moisture and cause Itching, this form, aa well ns Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles are cured by Dr. Bo-san-ko's I'llo Horn ody, stops Itching and bleeding. Ab sorbs tumors. EOo n jar at druggists, or sent by mall, Treatlso freo. Wrlto mo about your case. Dr. Bosanko, Philadelphia, Pa. For sale at Dr. Stono's drug stores. Second-Hand Bargains. One fanning mill, one chopping mill, ono lathe, band saw, a COO-pound scale, a good lot of belting, a bolting ma chine, a lot of sacks, household goods, etc. Will go at a bargain. Call on Henry Wenderoth executor, 208 Com mercial street 7-20-tf m l ir -Jv. tv4yici 1 V t : ENQIISH pvRjme.!.y.s &; Hi?.. ,:- -..1.-..W 1-iJUv " "' Hill lirPtTKK'M KHULLHII t llf.U OyU i .1,111, UM MM hkUM-i v.o tkieltir. IftfHtt Pt(,MU MblllaUM ui lull. r I'anlitaM. TVtlflAU -MoM.I A,rf.4luLu,. t. - . .. - . .- -..:. i r. ' :." r:'- .r lt' tmrmUmlL l-i.ouu T,Mawil tlMlU.im "'' .. kifcMWe-.ilii, Hurda. ICo (a IfiW ! ik4ajm. J'lIlIaV-. A- '- Hop Market. Hops-lO.l 11X200, contracts 170. Flour. Flour-2.70Of3 bbl. Potatoes Actles. Etc. Potatoes old CO now 75c Onions, (1.75 to $2.25 por lOO'llis. Dried Prulti Drlwl apploa ni(l. Italian nrunoa 40 to 60j 3tf to 2)1 Potllo Pruues 40s to 60, 3jtf 4o. Wood. Pence Pom, Etc. IllK flr- !1 25 Second crowth f !i.60.$2 75 Ash- $3 50. Dody Oflk-f I 00. Polo oak? 1 00. Cedar posts I) to 10c. ,. Balm wood 12.60 and (3.00 Idles. Pelts andPura Green hides, No. 1 7e. Green hidos, No. 2 6c, Calf flklns l5o. Shoe p 76c, aoatBklns 23c to $1.00. Gray fox 25 to 50c Coon 10 to 40e. Mink 25u to (1.25. Otter-$1 to(6. tknnk 10to2ftc. Muokrat 1 lo6c. Wildcat 10 to 26c Wheat, Oats, Etc. Wheat -60c. Oats 3 to Unrloy $1U purton, Flax Cash, Northwest, l Live Stock Market. Steers 8iaaKc Cows 3(itafi , Sheep $a.60Hroso to (1,00 Drefcied veal OKn Hoge, alive 5i 60 llopa, dresaod w Wool and Mohair. Coarao wool 14o, Flue 15c. Mohair 26e. ,' Hay, Feed, Etr. Oats 75. . ' Baled cheat J7.60, to 8, Olovur 10. Feed bsrley $Hf 16 lerlon Bran-f 18 60 Hhorte920. Flour, wholeiali -$2.05, Dairy sod Creaatry -Products. Dairy butter 15o, (Jreamory 22)tj Store 16(25200. Flrat-olaas country, pur roll 40c, Oruain at croamory. pan eklm'med 16c. ' Separator skimmed 17c. nll , Btelatr's Market, Chickens b HdiIhx 10 to 12io bun per doian, i7c, ' PORTLAND MARKET. ' PohtiUHD, Aug 14 VVhwt Waim Walla, 0Jatilc Flour 1'ortland, beat radou $2,06(3 $8.0D. Graham f.053.UO Oate Choice White 1.00 $1,0.5. Barley $20 $ $23.60 pertou, uMUUtuU Bran, $ 16(5 10. gllay Timothy 12J6 per ton. Onions-$l.W)(2$l. 40 per cculat O i'otatoee 76o per oeutal. Butter Bt dairy, 1018n; (auoy creiausrv.'OO'Jluibtorelf IB .! EggtKOrwgon, ranch iO (8 21 Poultry Chickens, mixed 13.60 $4 60; hens 60, turkeys, live 13 &W: Mutton Ciroa, 8c lioita Gross 0,c. Beel Uroas 3MUt. ' Veal-Uroaa,7c Ha U . Hops-ia17c, UroRoa, 8I4o:ohalr,)626cB Hiue urj mie, iu pounoa aim up- alx six six J.W.McKee's Business College and School of Correspondence la now In Us 23d year. Evory teach or nn oxport In hla spoclnl course. Our courses cover tho onUro tango of busi ness operations. Complete Business Couree, time un limited, by mall, $25. Complete lBliortliand Course, months, by mall, 915. Complete Civil Service Courae, months, by malt, $1G. Complete Enallah Courao, months, by mall, $1G. Complete Select Courses, six months, by mall, $15. Thoso coursos aro ospochilly de signed for thoso who hnvo not tho tlmo nor moans to attend collego, and especially for thoso who hnvo boon do prlvod of a common school education, Tho greatest care Is glvun to each Individual student. Diplomas awarded graduates. Sond for particulars and state tho courso you want, J. W. MoKee, Prop. Auerbach Bldn., Salt Lake, Utah, For Sale. Qood span of horses. In liilro ot Mra. i,Ji Davis, 458 Wlntor street, corner ot Trade, 8-13-lw Horse tor Sale. Oood Baddlo horso and drlvor, wolghs lioo pounds. Price low. Inquire at tho Caplingcr piaco, rour miles cast of Salem. M3-lw Successon in n t - White Oorer7ftaw; oSifSftStlS dealrlne suportof operRth'atf Peit8 Bny to2jg NSURANCE On Fruit Dryers, Hops, Farm Property, on the Installment plan without Interest. Some, thing new In fruit dryer In surance. Call and see me. W. A. LISf bN, oKf REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. A Snap A good 3-lnch farm wagon In good repair, with solid box, for only $20. Mitchell, Lewis & Stnvor Co., Bnlom. 8-12-Ct or bale. Coast or mountain wagon. Intpilro of Qrlawold & Cliaao. 8-7-Ct LOST AND FOUND. r-ound. A purao containing munnv. Coll on 0. W. Johnson & Co., prove proporty and pay for this notlco, and tako your purse. 8-lC-3t laaaBBBi frT lSllMftBH Strayed. A 2-year-old helfor, giving mllk,,Joraoy, stnitll, light color, with whlto Bpot on right flank. Return to John Casldy, Garden Road, for To ward. 8-lC-Ct MIQCEU.ANEOU8. $300 to Loan. Low into ot Interest and reasonable terms on good socur. Ityi Address "B. II.," coro Journal olllco. 8-10-3t Concrete Work. All kinds o( concrolo work nnd paving done In tho LO. 0. F. cemotory on short notlco. Simpson & Co., corner of Lincoln and Com mercial streets. 8-10-31 Sf S. C. STONE, H. D. 4aB PfrWMCTfWM' STONE' DmJG STOWE SALEM. ONEOtVM. lrfhMtM?tW0Jn nu)r lecatod at No. 23G and 897 CetaaterQlal at ni ,weu 8tockca wjtk nsst& lino of druara ami u mi-Z 7i,iTI Ar4lntn -T... .. WTU1W ""W Has had some 25 years ctrnrlsaca. hi amlnatloa or precrlpu Bruitenbush Hot Springs FIRST CLASS HOTEL F.W.Ross, rwktw. This popular, best of all summer re sorts la situated near Dalroit, tern terminus of Comllla & KaateVa B.Kl m the heart ol the Coecade mountains. Hegular pacx train igakos dally trip Irom Detroit to tho springs, TentlOK privlloRea tree. All oatnp i-oppHea oau bo purchased at tho springe. fexwllnt nailing and hunting. IUtw are vary roasonablo. For further lalormallow addroM, V. W.I108H, . 7 1 2m Detroit. oVa. THE ELITE CaFB 208 Commercial Mreel Moftla at alt hours. Open day aatd bIkIU. Only place n the city HRdlk Mm amous Through personally conductod tour 1st sloeplug cars botwoon Portland aud Chicago onco a week, aud botween Or don and Chicago throo tlmos a weolc, via tho Scenic lino. Through Standard sleeping cara dally between Ogdon and Chicago, via the Scoulo lino. Through Standard sleeping cars dally botwoon Colorado Springs wid St Louis. Through' Standard and tourist sleep ing cars dally between San Franctaco and Chicago, via Los Angeles and 121 Paso. Through Standard alooplng, oara and chair cars dally betwoon St Paul and Chfcago. Do euro that your tlokot reads via tho Great Hock Island Route. Tho boat and most reasonable din ing car service. For ratoo, folders and descriptive lit oraturo write to A. E, COOPER, Qonoral Agont, Portland, Or. You will always find the choicest meats and grooorles at tho lowest prices at lMwurd's & Lusuhor's, 400 and 410 Stato street. 'Phono orders glvun special attention, LODGES. Protection Lodge No, 2, Aucicnt Or- uor united woriunon, meets overy Saturday ovonlog In tho Ilolmau Hall, cornor of State and Llborty atreuts. Vlaltlng brothrou wolcouao, F. L. Woat, M. W.J J. A, Bollwood, Hocordor. CUKEbTERQ OF AMERICA Court Sherwood Forontoris No. ID, Moots Friday nights In Tumor block. Irs Hamilton O. It; A. U Brown, Seo, QLYMPIA-HBER - Is too Ileccptlou Saloon. ' Wbo)M! and retail, E BCKBRLBN, froftr MniiiinaaiMaaaii ,, l""Ml 1 aaaM.i , maini CAPITAL CITY Express and Truster Mocta all mall Md tHtMenget: Uku. Baggago to all parts of tke elty. Prompt lervlco. Tolepkon No. Ml, llOMYKH HIDRIOiC IBarr'sGermiii Salye lloala quickly all cuts, or brule. Draws urenuia out otUme back, nad drawa elivurs ont of fluah whlh of Mhi break off too ahort to pull. Sticks like sticking planter. Try It and 70a wUI nuvsr be without. By mall 36c. Vat Ia at MARK'S JEWEliRr STMB 120 State Street tele, Of. Your Step Mother Is still hero busy aa over, and when your clothes aro all out of order, worn, with buttons off, tako them to her at tho Salem Dyo Works. At this establishment you can got anything set 10 rights, from a pair ol gloves, to tho moat elaborate silk gown. A gentleman can got bis hat cleaned, his trousers croasod, or his whole suit rejuvenated to suit hla taste, also four cults a month for $1. Buttons sewed oa, rlpa sowed up, aulta pressed on short notice. Now goods shrunk for dressmaking. MRS. C. H. WALKER 105 Commercial Street Central Lodge No. IB K. of P. Castle Hall In Holman block, comer State, aud Liberty stroeU, Tuesday ol each week at 7:30 p, u. Claud Townsoud, C. 0.; Zadoc J. IUjjxb, H. ot It aud ti. PHYSICIANS. n rannaajfi ni f J. H. Brewer, physician and surgeon. Office In Cray block. Booms 7 nd 0, Phone 91. OdTEOPATHY, Dr. L. E. Wyckoff and Dr. Grace Al bright Twenty months graduates of the American School of Osteop athy, Klrksville, Mo. Dr. Wyckoff Is tho only twenty mopthn' goutleman gradunto In Salem. Odd Fellows' Temple. 'Phono Main 2721. Dr, M. T. Sehoett'o 4lrauuate Ameri can School ot ustoopat&r, turxa rllle, Mo. Office In Tioga block, over the Spa. Ottloo bourn 8i8u to 11:80 aud 1 to 4. 8-1J W. O. Bobbins, Dr. of Osteopathy fJmduato of thu Columbia College of Oeteopathy, Chicago, HI. Olflco 167 Court street Cliroalo dJseaaet a specialty. S0ULE BK0S. PIANO TUNERS ND REPAIRERS TP A fgajal aWaVat alaaaaaiataV PORTLAND 9Ti, JSJSIK TI)? flDDCij.. ft ' 102 Court St FINE WINKS. LIQUORS ANDOIUAIUi.... Sa em wafer Co. OFFICE OITY HALL For water service apoll at Bills payable sseatfely la ". Mako all eosipbiteU at Ue TON80RIAL AND BATH8. tyana onavinfl rarivrav oo v class barbers engaged, riuesi oaia rooms In slty. We use anUaepMt sterillaor. J- )tyo, 1'roP- B. 3P. JONES Attorney at Law Toledo, Oregon. U TB Was clerk of circuit oourt for sis years and has an up-to-date abstract or alt property in Mtii'oin county Evana' Barber Shop-Ooly DrWi abop on State stroet Every thiol now and up-to-date. Flnoat porcelain bath. Shave, HScj hair-out, 28ej baths, 26c Two flrst-cUu bc blacks, a W. Bvans, proprietor, ladles aud gutv Porcelain Batha, For V- O ir FIRST CHOICE are the words for whfffi 1hee bJ Je4fr stn4 FIRST CHOICE of ait article of dM KHrfd he erte that not only U pkmlng Is llw tarte, but ateo gtvM nmirjajimefit, ZtmjttU, and vigor. Hach ofgjw si the b4y f rHfvoc ufww a Afferent food chtMnt, arnl to ht thaf ovory wan fwlj have jut llw proper amewt of woik. these deweiMs must he fwMfelfed te cwttaiX pyftMkM Whole wfcet. suty Sn4 iootfr wHI taM yqu, contim ti the eietmx Uh buHtNmg up the whaJf body and h )wt J he cwd (Hfte)ktt Motlotwi iMty have Jbuwd oat stowch, and th Kn Has be( overworked HfjoKfi took and aswlsncent thewerKofdieiBoB MaH i the il tonic. WsMmjaiBaisiSBSlliaai i:awiailsiiaailima'saBaipeiaijaiwjiaajiaa ipyaaiwaaauaaaipawsaaiiiaaiiaiaii! naawa . iiin-rm r ' " ' ;' - if' " FORCE" I; 9 cwiiWnafton of Ibe whole of llic wHeat trul fear ley inalt, dellvufed to you icsdy cooked, and fpa3y to swve, in tf form of a $wfet4 cftep. jkhcaie flake of Kedffiiily pkifg flavort Ask the grocoi about it First Class Bicycl?' RepairiDg AhJ al) kiada of auudrlw at FRANK J. MOOfK'S ltt Court Bt. FtoHHiafH. Stcusloff Bro Dealer In Live 4k, WhnlMlo aad retail twtrJMHi paokers, All kl4a e fr w iseata. nine Muaaxea, , and lard. 1f CamuMf m4 :tm for Safe. soventy-tkree arw, hoe barn, one roll fro tow. nil from No, 1 sonoU H.W W wheat; tO ftr J ihiwumv aw. jntWfwt of fecUi ir. 3 pmt, all twwi In with tk ? Ipt W. 1500 eatilj, balaaee on htW 1 yar at 6 per wt laMnwt Tfcl U a river bottom plaee, a4 ti4 plat lo the eouaty. A WimhiA rtv fHg.'fkwiy for mi at 1. 1mMp -tie for ladr or oMWfM 4 vt te I W two li ft M- ;o