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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1902. nlMwiHitff niwwmrAwtti n imw nn CONSUMPTION the most dreaded and deadly or all diseases, as well aa pneumonia, and all Lung Troubles aro relieved at once and cured by Acker's English Remedy "the king of all Cough Cures." Cures Coughs and Colds in a day.. 25 cents. Your money back If dissatisfied; Write for free sample. W. H. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. D. J. Fry, Druggist. Feather Dusters 18 inches lone, for 5 cents until all gone. . Higher price Dusters also reduced Ml Y0K0HAAIA TEA STORE Roasters of Coffee. Phono 2111 black. Free Delivery ti in mi i ii i nil iiiiimi' ;: Social Realm;! tl-fKIIIWH III I I I I I I 1 I I I' WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALa II. A. Hrower, Poitland. W. I Joffress, Portland. -Snm I). Stoy, Portland. Thomas C. Dloomor, Portland. .1. Lousson, Portland. It. W. Wall. Portland. , ' ,- , A. S. Uowlby, Portland. ? J ' A. J. Swegle, Walla Wulln. Oeo. A. Crux, Snn Francisco. Alex. Cohen, San Francisco. A. H. Crozllot, Dotrolt. W. McRrltle, MlnuuapollH.. Fred Monro, Mlmioapolls. 1). II. Sparks. New York. Ollvor C. Thornton, Sun Francisco. Murk 0. I Ian Is, Chicago. M. J. Montol'th, Portland. C. C. McMuhon, San Francisco. Miss Berry Entertains. On Monday evening MIsb Dot Horry vory giacefully playod the part of hos tess whon Him onturtnlnod at Hotel Sa foitunato in having such a competent Mlfwios McDowell, of Itoslyn, Wash Ington. In tho guoBslng contest, "A Penny for Your Thoughts," Hlboit Young captured tho prize. Social con vorso, music and recitation, supple mented by tho sarvlng or sensonnblo rofroHlnnontfi. contributed to tho on Joymont of n vory plonsunt evening. Thneb prosont were: Misses Mabel and Allco McDmvel), of Itoslyn. Wash.; Misses Dot Horry, Nova- Grlswohl. Klla ninemnn, Lois Coshow and Louise McOoo; Mossrs. Klbort Young. 0. K. Fuller. 13. F. Douglas, J. W. Cochran, II. H. Wngnor nnd Louis Hookor. Engagement Announced. Tho Orogonlnn's Wnshlugton corro spondeut has tho following dispatch to Pertland: "Woid has boon received hero of tho nnnouncomont in Lucorno, Switzer land, of the ongngumont of Miss 8ora It. Ollfry, or Portland, older daughter of Honry II. Gllfiy, legislative clerk of tho Unltod Stntos Senate to H. Ar mor Ward, of Now York. Miss Ollfry mndo hor debut In Washington two winters ago. and, with hor mother and slbter, has boon traveling about Ku ropo for the past year. Tho wedding will tako place in London In tho au tumn, when Mr. Olirry will bo with his rnmlly. Miss Glirry is Uio nleco or Senator Clark, or Montana." o PERSONALS. County Judgo J. H. Scott and Henry B. Thlelson went to Portland today to hear an address on "Good Ronds,"by James W. Abbott, who roprtsents tho road division or the United States de partment of agrlculturo for the Ilocky Mountain and Pacific coast- seclldn. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Baker havo re turned from Sodavllle, where Ihcy havo been spending several weeks. Mr. Baker will act as substitute carrier ror the Salem postofllco rorco, in the absence of William Henderson, who has gone ror an outing. Mrs. C. K. Wofvcrton hns returned rrom a summer'B outing at Newport. Sho was accompanied home by her sister, Mrs. C. F. LaFollette, or San Bcrnnrdlno, California, who will visit In Salem ror a short time. Miss Klla Brlggn, matron or tho Warm Springs, 'South Dakota, Indian school, has returned to the school, nf ter a visit with her tnothor, Mrs. K. I ltrtggs, In this city. Mrs. H. A. Cornoyer arrived this af ternoon rrom Salem to visit Mrs. T. A. Ollbort Miss Mildred Lister re turned this afternoon rrom a visit with Irlcnds near Snlom. Eugene Guard. Clem Lewis, clerk In the local Wells Fargo express olllce, ban returned Irom Western Oregon, whoro ho hns beon spending his vacation. Mrs. Florence I. 'Miller, who has been a guest of hor slstor, Mrs. Ella M. Olllon, and nephew, Harry, (or Meyers' White Corner) hns returned to her homo In Portland. Geo. P. Clark returned to Portland today, having completed tho examina tion or tho records or tho Mnrlon coun ty officers. Mrs. W. II. Byrd has returned rrom Forest Grove, where she attended the runoral of her rather, the lato I. A. Macrum. Mrs. John Braphy has returned from a visit to hor parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. McCorklc, at Silverton. Mrs. Oliver Grace, Is In Salem, visit ing her daughter, Mrs. Lafc Jormnn, this wcok. Sllvcrtonian. P. F. Ryan, of Chotokco county," Iowa, Is In tho city, the guest of his brother, Jack Ryan. Mrs. Wm. Armstrong and dnughtor, Miss Ronnie, havo roturned rrom a visit at Turner. Mrs. Thos. Kay and daughtor, Miss Bortha, havo returned rrom an outing at Newport. Rov. P. C. HoUlcr has roturned to Portlnnd, where ho holds the pastorate or a church. Karl Race, bookkeeper at tho state ponltentlnry, wont to Portlnnd Monday afternoon. Mrs. F. 15. Smith nnd sister, Miss Wlnnlo Gllboit, havo returned from Newport. Mrs. 0. I. Stalil and Mrs. R. J. Hond ricks nnd children are at Flavol for an outing. Claud Gatch has returned from New port, whoro ho spent Sunday with his lamlly. Mrs. S. G. Elliott, or Senttle, Is tho guost or her sister, Mrs. Gortrudo Roach. DREAMS OF TK M UfflY SEASIDE Editorial Melange Fresh From the Briny Bay At Newport How That Resort is Swarming With Excur sionists and Sight-Seers miss Sappingfield, the Journal's Seaside Prize Winner Re ceives a Continuous Ovation Newport, Aug. 17. The past wookibor whore a row boat oan bo launched hns boon ono or tho greatost In the at almost any Talr woathor. It Is a history or this 81111111101 resort. Thorolmost boautlful sholtorod sunny covo, havo boon literally thousands of peo ple handled by the transportation com pany and entortnlned by tho hotols lind restaurants bore. Leading hotols Ilka tho Bay View, tho Abboy and the Oconn houso havo boon full up to the neck, as tho saying goes, nnd so has evoryono eating at their tablos. Tho forrlo& and row boats havo all boon In demand, hoiscback riding, sea bathing and excursions in all directions hnvo been In full swing. Tho weather has beon waim and perfect and surf bnth Ing so fine Uiat enthusiasts have boon going In twice a day instead of once with sconory. sea-bathing, llshlng nnd sholl-flsh. The land will grow tho finest vegetables and ri tilts, nnd It is Mr. Stono's Intention to convert tho property into a soir-sustalning dairy farm and fiuit ranch, nnd possibly next year oporato the hotol, If a moans of transportation can bo devised for tho guests. Mr. Stono thinks In n few yonis tho automobile will bo so per fected as to bo practical to run ono betwoon Newport and. Sonl RoekB. In tho meantlmo ho will find some com petent man to stock and work tho farm, and put th property In shnpe. guests. Plnoapplo punch was served, $3,00. Graham $2.95313.20 . Oate Choice Whlto $1.00 $1.05. 1 Barley $20 $22.50 pertou. MllUtufl Bran, $I6I10. Hay Timothy $I21G per ton. Onions-$1 CO $1.40 per cental Potntoea 75c pur rental. Butter Best dairy, 10 18b; lancj creamory,2021)ijosfitorn 17 18Mb Eggs-Oregon, ranch 20 21 ' Poultry OhickuuB, mixed J3.50 $4.50; hens $5 50, turkeys, live 15 Mc. I Mutton Qroes, 3c Hobb GroBs 6&c. Beef Gross 33)c. Veal Gross.7c 8c Ik Honn lflrtM7r. or Borkoloy, Cal., and Miss Scott, or' Wool Valley, 12 15c.ll.; Eastern Boston. Oregon, 814o:Mohalr, 2520clb, I Hlilnowllptf Ittilna 1ft nm, nils ait. I m HM.rt Mnlnlinn Atnntnllt Trnmnllnl i .-.- ' ..va ..i. t.j Cdinpnny, ohaporonod by Mrs. A. B. nnd It was a groat succoss. About 10 or tho cottagers gave a Salem picnic at Montoroy, an all-day affair, winding up with a dinner of oconn delicacies and hot coffee, made over tho cnmp-flro, nftor which tho la dies challenged tho gentlemon to a gamo or baseball, and bent them, or course. Mrs. 13. C. Hoxslo, of Portland, who BftmmorB on tho Bay with her family, has Tor guests Mrs. R. A. McDonald. wards, 15c 15)(i. DE8PAIR TOHAPPINE8S. Another Salem Lady Endorses Dr Darrln's New Mode of Treatment. i To tho Editer: I wish to toll you or Cronsman and Mrs. Hoxslo, or Port land, chartered two carryalls on Wed nesday, and Bpont tho day at Ottor Rock and tho Dovll's Punchbowl. Mrs. 13. Holer oxpocts hor uncle, Cunt. Jus. P. Patrick, and daughter. Bessie, now touring California, at tho '" Hd me In publishing Newport on tho 2Gth. t tho tostlmonlnls to Dr. Darrln's skill, Miss Ethel Rlgdon, ono of the Sa- ns I would novor havo known of him lem tonchors, Is a guost or Mrs. O. Q. had I not rend your paper. For twelve Oans, In hor cottngo on tho Bay. I.ytmrs r lmvo ,0on 80roly afflicted with A young mnn rrom Allmny, who is summorlng at Nye Crook finds socloty vory attractive at ono ot the cottngos on tho Bay. Ha was frightonod by somo unusual nolsos, nnd bndo his and day, rondarlng slcop almost linpos may nionu tarewoii earner man usual gi,i0. i i,n(1 lrUll four ,ioctors and tho other evening many patent medicines, all to no nvnll, A winner I'nt-tlnuil lnw otinlmil linn 1 r,,,i ..,- imv Bi,f .... n,.fiv "" B0'R "n,lcr p- Dnrrln'a oloctrlc- It Is not known wlmtlinr ho is tntor-.nl and medical trontmont two months ostod In real ostato or some ono to ngo, whon I was Immediately rollovod. lovo him bosliles his dog. n0w I am a happy woman, with my suffering a thing of tho past. I candidly recommond .varicose' (ileors of both limbs. My I limbs had turned to n dnrk brown color, and I was In' great pntn night n year as somo nowspnpor mon tnlk His Idea Is practical, as all tho most J. &!. Brown was In Portlnnd today. R. H. Lvaho was In Albany Monday. W. T. Giay wjant to Portland lo dny. Mrs. P. H. Sroat in home from New port. Hon. 0, II.. Moore, or Oregon City. Is in the city. Deputy Sheriff J. U gklitton was in Oervals today. J, C. Goodale, tho lunibor dealer, wns In Portland today. Ale Moir Is home ftom a fow wttoks spent at the seaside. Mr. and Mrs. I. U PattOfton wut to Portland tills morning. Mrs. 0. H. Johnson Is visiting with her narvnU In Portland. MIw Neva Grlswold has returned frgip an outing at Newitort II. P. Snckett, a Jefferson Jmsluewi man. waj in the city today. Mrs. Jeuule Donnell, of Portland, is Ui gMMtt or rrtends in this city. Mlw Hllsaheth Hoi vorso h has gone to Loh Beach to spend a week. Mls Rmlly Thatcher has ret urn ml fwm a tB-days outing at Newport Mm. a II. Hliijieu and children have returned from an outing at Newport. Mm. H. D. Patton has returned rrom a, vtalt with her parewt In Portiapd. 0. W. Depart, or Salem, hae been In SflwertOH thte wek a hIIbrIuk mud." fie ras been doing some njastwlnx In the Wolf bulhllng, and our offlce floor rtt&xmi & gf&4 Share f ty H8jrtar. but titer eemsK leeks mack better fer lia having bees here. Iletddee tM trU, he hae bmt the ehlwaey la the Hw Wray bwUdlag, aad eased the MI er fer the Ueehty Billl SMIvertealaa. wuiA. about bathing. Tho season will last a full month yet. Slnco Saturday night wo havo had two bands nnd the opposition Is cnuslng spirited playing A basoball gamo at' tho park on tho hill -was a Saturday ovont and there Is an oxruralon, a ball or a picnic on for ovory day or night this week. Tho Stato Pross Association, an Albany Sunday School oxcurslon, a big Sun day oxcurslon fiani tho Cascade moun tains, and over ono hundred ar rivals dally per train bosldee. have filled Newport to overflowing, Still there Is room, and still there nra moro to fill It. Tho Journal's Seaside Voting Contest has stimulated people to do moro In tho lino of nn oeeun out ing than ovor before. Certainly no Individual or head of a family can mnko a hotter Investment than to give hlmsoir, horsolf or those depend ent on him a month or nature's great est sanatorium. Perfect Seaside Weather. It is a groat mistake to rush homo from tho seaside In tho mlddlo of Au gust whon tho most perfect season begins to reach Its maturity. All agree that Newport has never hnd such a porfect August porfect palo'blue and ponrly skies, soft broozow. no harsh cold winds, waim bathing, gentle swolls nnd a surf as safe rrom under tow as your bathtub at home. About once In ton days a heavy fog comos up from tho southeast und'drlitfcleg fornn hour or two of an evening, but over night tho sklos clear and with all tho dust In the roads sottlod, the hills greoner than over, the skies bluor, nnd tho bay shlmmorlng sllvor, there Is not a prottlor prospect In tho world than this gem of all summer rosorts in Its setting of omernld. For sovornl days aftor such a mist fall tho oconn remains smooth, tho long swells from the west' churning Into foam that Is whlppad in a long white stronmar up tho bay at full tide and drawn out to sea again with the returning ebb. Lit tle combors like a Hock of whlto swans, climb ovor tho sand-spit where the boating partlos lovo to rock on tho wavoe and tho whlto-wlngod sail-boats tack back and forth. Ono Is only awakened from tho dream of beauty by the shrill call of the steamor whistle summoning Its crew to go meot tho next Incoming train, and Newport stretches its hospitality a lit tle wider, always having room for a hundred or a thousand more. September Better Stilt. While July and August aro radiant as summer brides in their perfect lov llnoes, tho mouth of September hns a charm all Its own. Tho trade wind has lost Its dhlll jind stiffness, the skies hnvo soft maturity, the hills are hung in dollcato smoky mists, nnd the wat ers glvo off nu effect at sunsot that no words can picture. The first shower statts the sllverslde salmon to running and there Is royal sport ttolllng the bay. I,ovors of hunting can get fat pigeons in the hills, the deer begin to haunt the beach, wild ducks and soeee are (lying ovor the headlands, and the seal and sea-lion spoit In the surf on every beach. Friends or wild flowers find on every hill the Indian pine, the cardinal flower of the weet, awl In every sheltered nook that shyeet of all flowers loved by the !oet. the purple fringed gentian. The elope back from the beaches are literally blue with huckleberries, and truutflahiB at the head of tidewater Is at Its pretUeet. The mountain trout seem to come down to met the ealntba trout while the bottom of the black watered streams are floored with huugry white men ted eea-trout. harduet of all to hook tut not impoeelble after yen have learned the plans and gpsellcaUoBS. Of eeurse. the e Joy hi kit ymt can et out at all thene pleaeuree depend kojii on your rapacity. , i, tHiiftMrufrri . Bought Seal Rooks. v. r"&riSSp3il 8hi luwln Stew bee fwppd ioe aesi jmw prepe $ netei am m akeet m nttm af Mm hmd. iiicbHifog H" .. 1 . j ... . yiiMMtt4MlMntlW " r mi wraarji rafga that Jet eat IpU the eeeaa and ferw C C. Comfart, Sele Agent a pyfeet windbreak and natural har- Deserving Young Man ICrt Smith, ono of Salem's deserv ing young mon, left today for nn out ing, and at its conclusion he expects to locate In Portlnnd. Mr, Smith Is the son of D. B. Smith, n Connor pollco man or this city, nnd has ror tho past year boon In the employ or C. II. Hinges, tho Stato-stroet Jeweler and optician. By strict application and close nttentlon to tho details of the work, Mr. Smith has become thor oughly acquainted with tho Jewelry nnd watchmaking business, nnd has n good knowledge of tho watch and clock business, and Is, In fact, a full fledged Jewelor. Mr. Smith has beon spared no paints to materially aid the Instructor ns Mr. Hingos, who has Oip '8)80U3 JOIJ JO JOUOt U UI0 young man In proparlng hlmsoir for a llfo vocation. Mr. Smith's many friends will wish him woll whorovor no may locate. We Wei p Too Late. Bright' DIhciihc nnd Dlahctce Arc Positively Curable. Upou hfturlng that Cbaiiet A. JTewlon, the furdiiiiaUr of the Southern roltle Companj it 8ttcratneni, bud a cert&lu eai of IHuUvtwi, tbe ImikIomii iub wUo vrera lDetlgatloe the fultoa CoiupouDdfi, wrote bliu aklog him to lukelti but (bay were, lute, us be bad already karU of It, us per bU letter In iui.r nk fallows-. SiriAMKMTCl, Julr II. IM1 "Itoir Sir . V(ur of Ibe )l(i rravlrrd. tad I tbaakTtw far )mt lBlOfilk)B rgnllBi: lb ft UKH mcdlclae ( by J J Pullou I wm iMruM BUjr Mtrd wf lNalK by tbU lunllalBe aail I law (kfvy 1 brHb oarc uwra. I animmwwd uklaK t Jlireh M. M Juac MM wu roaoubcM omrd I aa auy jmt ukl dkl la a wIM furm. Wut advauoa art ua It lbe iu" I. aM watMaic la ailBUK mv uutatt at uar 1 a very bad wM taw dtM-e. Tbe Ktavllyaat ll aad 1 nu uwaak I ohiU eartrlf alk Ta pkytalia blid mm mho am . wm laarv aw carr i a taara h m rai J (a wrailax Hi lb Paltaa rwapwiad aad aaly IMlk llltrt kUUOa kllW 1 MMHHVB4N U. rel WUrr, aad llxn lrl ua Uupimlut ualll 1 u rntoiad lo kaUb' - 1 koaar of aaetarreata of lMilM aa mior ea Umi road "Wo ,d th dlwi fur fwtir )th. Hr aaai is Tunaa Wi ilk WUra 1 u urMtuv Wiicr I wat far bhn u tu I Saaraiuaaw to ua aa tbeuHM! lrIHwl. (la bU raivra br IvIlatMl n awdwlac weaUl urr btm. bat 1 muM upas b4u Kt try ll. Tbl u la Mar lie auw t Ittucb iHiproxrti thai b U un t.h cagiaa aarkluif rary day. TWrt ir aba io ww vf Hlbl'' fVx laklag It wbuai I laid uf It. I bepa aa, radicate win fti iiu uMwn aad "dim xaawr- ntauaa arrr ir ilirxMul 4UMt. vatin. smtulif far tbtrmulf Hit . TrusHaa- Lav at hU lw "Cuir. A S'awr., ' Tardmattar. S. J' Co. Uadtval arorfca agraa tbal JUrial'a UUaaaa poilUslr rtxmtarUc uodor niltinna lOBM4a Caraia af tut rsuraauui ofer but aberl ri riug, i Vf w Mrieiua !uaa i Ua nSabvtWc Q(KuNia. Juia J. Udateoiserf St. Baa SVaadUM, pMtn. 'ri taawnadd dr ft aanMve pap orIMJ frea. famous Ideal sumnier rosorts on the Atlantic nnd on tho continent hnvo largo fauns bnck of them to furnish fresh supplies for the tablos and make the proporty solf-sustalnlng. Mr. Stono's wldo ..acquaintance nnd popu larity nmong railroad people would lnsuro the succoss or his ontorprlso, if ho can find tho light kind of peo ple to handle tho farm, which Is not easy. Miss Sapplnnfjeld's Trip Wns ono or continual enjoyment. A Inrgo number or her rrlonds enmo ovor on the Saturday train. The Indian band was on board, and us tho stoam or bearing the most dosorvlng nnd popular young lady In tho Capltnl City or Orogon landed there wore a thousand people nt tho dock, nnd tho Salem Military band sttuek up "The Amorlcun Queen." In hor honor. By tho time the boat was landed tho wlnnor of tho Sonsldo Voting Con tost wns known to nenrly nil tho 150 excursionists, and wns mot by Land lend Williams, who took hor baggago In ehargo, and Tho Journal editor In troduced her to Mrs. Williams, who gnvo hor a cordial welcome at tho par lors of tho Bay View, and nssured hor It wns a great pleasure to untoitnln her. She was assigned to room No. 1, tho host room In the houso having been vacated for hor iiho during hor May. Aftor brushing off tho stains of travel. Miss Sapplugllehl was called out upou the hotel pla..a, and tho Mil itary band gnve her a suronado, while tho Immense crowd of summor vlsl tors applauded her. She Impressed all with her modesty nnd handsome up punrnnoo. After dinner Miss Kdlth met'n num ho;' of Salem friends who called, and want up to tho Ocean House band concert, nnd Inter attended tho ball at tho opora housa Mrs. Williams acted as her chaparouo, and will seo that she thoroughly onjoys herself nnd has the host time nuy Salem girl ever had at tho seaside. Miss Sapplngflold has never beon to Newport before, although she has been to Slab Crook and Netnits beaches Sho says the honor was qulto tinex poclod or being the prlne winner, and she thinks others were moro deserv Ing or It than herself, hut she bears tho 'houois naturally and gracefully. Having her skotch and picture printed In The Journal almoet took (jer breath' nway when told of It. The Press Association Got In Thursday nlKht. and held Its soeslons nt Newport opera house. F. S. Harding, of MoMluiivllle, preelded. and read nn able addrewt In nulling to order. The secratary, Albert Toxler. and his sister, Mr. Weatherred, "were also present. There were more actual members present and fewer "honorary" than jdver before. In his ail drees the presi dent referred to tho nseeeslty of a change in the law relating to subscrip tions, which Is now altogether against tho publisher. The old-timers, like Tony Noltner, Ira Campbell, Col- Morehead, Wood ward, of Nfrwberg. and Frank Davey were preeent- Dr. Woody monoiKjltsml the relig ious repreeetiUlkHi until Dr. Plelier arrived, aad then both Baptist and MethodUat were on deck. Utotoriau Illmee read a paper nn the historical ureea. Mrs. Weatlierred read a rerliw uf the preee in the North j wost state. The whole forenoon waa taken up with an Interesting proarani. There were alee ufternooR aad even ' )bk seeelniis. j Newport Social Notes. A "Swell' dancing party wae given WaMlneeuXy erettlax by the "Ory Nlok era," as they call themselves, the Invi tation oh bamed-edged wrapping ja Ier, aunouaejBg a dance at the opem house In Inuvuaiut nt aliunat xluu-klnir AifefraaMty. Pred ThelUwi, Howard OatUa. JfMeeli Wiley aad other gen tlewea. who are earn (dag at Nye Oteek, loade all the arrangements, aad rtke aalr wa atteaded by about to Salem eeoele, and ether Jnvltwl Indian Annlo, or Mrs. Apule Ln-I rocque, Is one of tho best known ehnr nctors at Newport. Hor camp Is In tho first glen Just nbovo town, where a muslcnl brook prattles by hor tent. A number of her rolntlvos camp besldo her, nnd do a thriving trade In Indlnn baskets, whllo over tholr cnmp-llro nro drying fish ror tho coming winter. An nlo has a talent ror tolling fortunes, nnd Is visited by many of the summor gnosis. Sho is a pioneer woman, hor llrst husband having boon Jack Dam her, an Kngllshmnn, who wns ror many years a cook and body sorvant or Qonernl Phil Shorldan. Annlo hns n strong sense or humor, nnd hns an nn swor ror evoryono, and a pleasant "klnhlam. six," (Indian ror hollo, rrloud,) greets nil who know her. The Talking Spring. Somo poetically Inclined person has erected a placard at tho spring Just nbovo the Indian camp, Inscribed ns rollews: Who diinketh horo Will think more clear; Will farther boo And speak moro fmo. This bubbling spring shall quickly teach, Tho bashful lover, slow or speech, Impiovo his nervo and calm his. roars. To toll his tale to willing enrs. The popularity or the walk up tho Bay, with young people, mnko It vory appiopilnto. Fire at the Crabbery. J. W. McDonald was awakened nt midnight tho other night by crackling flames, ami, rushing out, ho discov ered the Doty Crnhbery on fit a, nnd with eight horses In tho large sawmill ham. ho reiillied tho prospect of n big loss, and In a fow minutes tho plucky Irishman wits a wholo lire do pnttment In action, and had tho Humes extinguished. IC. HOFICIt. all my rrlonds to try Dr. Dnrrln, nt tho Wil lamette Hotol, Salem. I am Uurninu by birth and 72 years old. I rosldo In South Snlom, near tho cemetery, and can be soon nt any time. OAHLRIN PFENNIG. lAJAuA Market Quotations TodayX "Make Salem a Good Home Market" X "W'W'W'V Hop Market. Hopa-ll) 1 llKr:fl)c, contracts )7Mc Flour. Flour 2 70.'J bbl. I'outoei At!es, lite. Potatoes old 00 new 76o Onions, f 1.75 to f 2 SO per 100 Ibc Dried Fruits Dried apples lUtf" . Dalian nrunos 4U to 60 UJtf to HI? Petite Prunes W to 60s, 'Atf lu, Wood. Pence Horn, Etc. Big flr- 8 t'i '-'fi Second urowth 2 60.gfV! 76 Ah-$2 60. Body oak- $100. Pole oak 14 00. Cedar posts 0 to 10c, Halm ood-2.0and 1.00 lilies, Pelts sadFurt Green hides, No. 1 7c. Green hides, No. 2 5c. Calf skins 46o. Sheep 7fm. Uoatekinn SCctnfl 1)0. Gray fox 20 to 50n. Cooti-,10 to 40c. Mink 26c to $1.36. Otter- $1 to $6. bkunk 10to26e. Muskrnt 1 to5i. Wildcat 10 to 26c. Wheat. Oils. HU. Wheat -6o. Qate-Ji'c Barley $10 pur ton. Flax-Qaeh, Norlliw.wt. $ 70 Live Stwk Market. Steers iMBc. Cowe-3H Hheep-fU.COgroae tofl.no ' Drebnal veal Ojo Hogs, all veoj 6)50 llotfs, dreaaul n Wool dad Mohair. Coaree wool He. Flnw lt.. Mohair irds. Ilsy, Feed, lltf. Oats-7. Ilalwl ebeat-f7 0 to $8. Otovur-o. Feed Iwrlev f I4$ le mt Ion Ilran-I8 60 Bhorta 2J. Flour, wlwlwnb $2 VS Dairy aad Crramrry I'roducis. Dairy butter lfiii Creamery tgly ftore-UtStruu. ' Repair Work Have you tried us? If not do so. we do only first-class work. If you need a new tire we have it, We fix sinjrle tube tires so they stay fixed. Sun dries of all kinds. Wheels to rent. Otto J. Wilson t35 Court St. six six nix J.W.AlcKcc's Business College and School of Correspondence Is now In Its 2.1 il year. ICvory touch er un oxpuit In his Hpoclul course. Our courses cover the eutliu rnngo of hilar uess opeintlons. Complotc Business Course, time un limited, by mall, $25. ' Complete Shorthand Course, months, by mall, $15. Complete Civil Service Courso, months, by mall, $15. Complete English Course, months, by mall, $15. Complete Select Courses, six months, by mall, $15. Those courses aro especially de signed for those who have not the tlmo nor mentis to attend college, and especially for those wlio havo hoeu de ptlvod of a common school education. Tho greatest euro Is given to ouch Individual student. Diplomas awarded gi initiates. Bend fur particulars and state the course you want. J. W. McKee, Prop. Auerbach Qldg., Salt Lake, Utah. aASSIFIED ADS WANTED. ,7T, f0' MHlnR Address, 37J Water street 8-t83t "" ' '""" wiui teams to haul wood ,noUro or K v TaIknrtoh v uiaio uireuti 7.2i.f Wanted-Klvo young men from Marlon i-uuiuy nt onco to prcparo ror posi tions iu tho govorninant Roi.Vin Apply to Intor-Stato Corros. Inat.' Cedar RnpldB, Iq. 7-23-lm-dw Wanted-Evorybody to try Oregon Foot Ease ror alt foot allmonts, OntM trlod always used. Ask your drugglBt or sond 25e. 8. L. Hayes, HalBoy, Pro. B.27U FOR RENT. For Rent lino grain anil dairy" fa'rm near Turner, mOUorn houso, water piped Into snino arid plenty of wntor for stock. Fruit, grass and garden In plenty. K. c. Ball, Turner, Ore., 1L " No. 3. 8 18-2w FOR SALE; For Sale One 2-rtatod rnrrlnm win. rubber tires. Nearly as good ns now. Knnulre nt tho new of t a Llveslwy fc Co. 5-1 81m For Sale. A good team,' wagon nnd harness, cheap. Inqulro nt 117 South 14th street, Dopot addition, Salem. f 8-10-6t For Sale. Oood timber tract, and al so stock ranch, at a bargain, or will trade for 8alotn property. Itimilro of 55. K. Ferguson, enro Manning & Foiguson's hardware atore, Salem. 8-14-Ct ih ysawt a vsMHnary. All dlft eases pf domestic animals treated at my hospital bv the latest Improve! methods. Lameness a speelalty, having taken a postgraduate dblirsft In this special lino in lyoo. a)pi.e fit tentlon given to nil work In my line. Telephone Blnck 2031. " ,w O. H. MACK s3Ei3xr8ae acs'sp Successor to Dr. J. m. Koeno, In 2lr0n0Rrnlfa,c, 0rdS0rt. Tar'ues ttnlitL f""0110? operations at mod- INSURANCE On Fruit Dryers, Hops, Farm Property, on the Installment plan without Interest. Some thing new In fruit dryer In surance. Call and cec me 'W. A. LIST0N, $To$h REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.' S. C. STONE, M. D. PROPRiCTonl op STONE' DRUG STORE 8ALEM, OREGON. ThO Stnmnffvn In niifni.n.t.... 1 ... at Wn MR ," -. S"LJ"" '?. -.. ,4l4 .j, vuuimorciai su. and nro woll stocked with a complcto ""V " uiuso uuu mouicinoo, toilet -....,.u.,, h-juuwuij, uruines, etevf Has had sorno 25 years oxperlonca In tho practlco of medicine and now makes no charge for consultation, ox. --..vv.v. u JlUIIliJlllUOU, For Sale. One mare, with filly colt by hor side. Ahd llvo No. 1 cows, nnd flvo 2-yoar-old holfors, brod. In quire or A. 0. Smith, near Frlnglo school house, 8-13-lw For Sale. Oood span or horses. In qulro or Mrs. 1 K. Davis, 1C8 Winter street, corner of Trndo. 8-13-lw Horst for Sale. flood saddle horse and driver, wolghs 1100 pounds. I'rlco low. Inqulro at tho Capllngur plncfc, four miles oast or Snleni, . 8-13-lw LOST AND FOUND. Lost A gentlemnn's. glove, either on Court or Coinmerclnl streets. Find er please lenvo at this ollloe. 81-8-at Loot Fox tortler pup, white wltlt black nnd tan enrs. A good reward will be paid ror hor return. T. I Davidson Jr., Cottago Hotol fi-lStf Found. A pursu containing money. Call on 0. W. Johnson & Co., provo property and pay for this notice, and take your purse. 8-lG-3t Strayed. A 2-your-oId heifer, giving milk, Jersey, siunll, light color, with white spot on rlcht Hank, ltcturn to John Casldy, Garden Bend, for re ward. 810-Ct MISCELLANEOUS. fJBO To Loan. Low rnto or Interest and reasonable terms on good secur ity. Address "II. II.," cure Journal ulllco. 8-lG-at Concrete Work All kinds of concteto work mid pnvlug done in the 1. O. O. K. cemetery on short notice. Simpson k Co., coiner uf Uncolu a ail Com merctnl streets, 8-10-31 Through personally conducted tour ist sleeping cars between Portland and Chicago om 0 a wook, and betwoon Og- den and Chicago three times a wook, via tho Scenic lino. Through Standard sleeping cars daily between Ogdon and Ohlongo, via tho flconlc line. Through Standard sleeping oars dally betwoon Colorado Sprlugs und St. Louis. Through Standard and tourist sleep ing oars dally between San Franolsco and Chicago, via Ioa Angeles and 151 Paso, Through Standard sleeping oars and chair oars dally botweeu St. Paul and Cklongo, Be sure that your ticket reads via the Great Rook Island Route. The best and most reasonable dlu Ing oar service. For rates, folders aud descrlptlvo lit erature write to A. K. COOPUR, Oeneral Agent, Portland. Oi You will always find the choicest meats nnd groceries ul the lowest pi Ices at Kd ward's & Luscher's, 400 nnd 4lo State street. 'Phone orders given special attention. LODQE8. Protection Lodge No, 2, Auclout Or der United worKinou, moots evorj Saturday evonlng In tho iloluian Hull, corner or Statu and Liberty streets. Visiting brethren welcome. F. L. West, M. V.; J. A. SeJIwood, Record or. r-UltettlERtt OF AMERICA Court dherwood Foresters No. 19. Moots Friduy nights in Tumor block. Irs Hamiltou O. It.; A. L. Brown, 80c Central Lodge No. 18 K. of P. Castle Hall In HOImau block, comer State and Liberty stroou, Tuesday ol ouch wook at 7:30 p. 01. Claud Townsoml, a 0.; Zadoo J. IU88, It ot it. aud ti. PHYSICIANS. J. H. Brewer, physician and surgeon. Olllce in dray block. Rooms 7 and 0. Phone 91. Your Step Mother Is still hero busy as ever, and when your clothes aro all out of order, worn with buttons off, take them lo her ( the Salem Dye Works. Flrst-ol-M e- nntry, .r rell-4fK. nnviuing Mt to rights, row a pair of Crt.au t crtauu-ry, ,.sn .kimt.ie.l- JK..? o the moat elaborate silk gowu. A geutlomau can get his hat (oJeauod, his trousers creased, or his whole suit rejuvenated to suit his taste, also four suits a rnpnth for II. jjuiions eewea on, nps sowea up, suits pressed os short notice. New goods shruEk tor dressmaking. MRS. C. H. WALKER j 19S ComrnroIl street OQTEOPATMYr OtTlTe. Wyckofl and Dr. Qrace Al bright. Twenty months graduates of the AiHsrUun Bchool ol Osteop athy. Klrkivllls, Mo. Dr Wyckoff U the only twsnty months' gsntlemau gradual'; In Salsui. Odd Fellows Temple. Thuue Mnlp 2721. Brtsitenbush HotSprings V max UJjAas HUTJiJJL P W. ROSS, Proprietor. Thb popular, beet ol all summer re sorts Is situated neat Dotrolt, 'eastern terminus of Oorvallls & Eastern It. It. in the hoarl ot tho Cascade mountains. Regular pacie train makes daily trip Irom Dotrolt to tho springs. Tenting privllogot Iroo. All camp supplies can be puruhaecd at the springs. Excellent Milling nnd hunting. Hates aro very reasonable. For further Informatlou addross, F. W. KO88, 712m Detroit. Oro. THE ELITE CAFE 208 Commercial Street. Meals at nil hours. Open day aud night. Only place in the city handling, the amoiis ' OLYMPIA BEER Is the Hecoptlou Saloon. Wholoaab nnd ret nil. E ECKBRLBN, Proprietor CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Meets all mall and pusonger trains. Baggngo to all parts of tho $ city, Prompt isrvlco. Telophono No. 241. HOMYKIl U HI3DIHOK. B. P. JONES Attorney at Law Toledo, Oregon. Was clerk ot circuit court for six years and has an up-to-date abstract of all property In Lincoln county Barr's German Salye Utils quickly all cum, or bruises. Draws SKonen out olUmo bstuk, nd draws silvers out of lleah which often break off too short to pull. Hticks like sticking planter. Try it and you will never be wltbpnt. lly mall o. For sale at BARR'S JEWELR? STORE 120 State 8treet. Salsm, Ore. SOULE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS PORTLAND OR, fZyFlTitf jftS ". "' "'" WIU's Music StofS. J Tb? flnne.. W FINK WINKS, MQUOKV7 M AND0IOA118.... 102 Coan 5t k M f OFFICE utlY HALL For water service apply at office. Bills payable monthly In advance. Make all complaints at the office. ,' Pirsl Class Bicycl? Repairing And all kinds ot ' sundries at 2 FRANK J. MOORE'S 10 Oourt St. Phone5el4 Dr. M. T. 8cnostte-Oraduate Awerl ..can aohoQl ol Osteopathy, Kirks ville, Mo. Olflue In Tioga bloek, over the Spa. Office hours s:3u u U:30 and 1 to i 8'18 TONSORIAL AND 0ATH8. fiyah8vTnTTJ'-VrK class barbers eugage.1. Finest batb rooms In elty- We use antlsepMt sterlllrer. J. Hyau. Prop. Evans' Barber Shop-July Urst-ehus "shop ou Btate streeL Brery thing now and up-to-date. Finest porcelain baths, fihave, 16c; hair-out, ei baths, 30a Two flrst-olas boot blaoka. a W. livans, proprietor. Separator skluiriiwl 17t. Sifotr'Hikl. Ohlrlitnf 8 Spring 10 tc 12p r'ait per dna o. ITv PORTLAND MARKET. POBTIUHO Floar- UMmtit WsTa, 6smtt PorUs Aug 14 r- Whi Wans ortla&tl, best grtxleag.Oea Porcelain Baths.- For ladles and gen tlemen. Hot and ceW shower baths Beet of eervU-e awl tWn towels. J. F. Uheup, ProerleUir. B Cow mtirelal street. 7-80-Hb veVs?ain"ArV iiuaEo7r; " - n.n..ruyv-ri-ii- --' "?Q'y " Steusloff Bros Dealers In Live St oik, Wholesale and retail butetura an oaekers. All kinds of fresh and salt meats. Fine sausages, hams, baron and lard. 316 Commercial street Or. B. E. Jackson. V. S and dentist. 433 lute street, comer 13th. Htgh- Farm for Sale. geventy-three aer'es. house and bara. one mile from town, onefealf Hille from No. 1 nefcool; 11 agres good wheat; 40 acres lu summer fullqw, JOCO feet ot tmW Imnher, SQfi m all goes iu with the ta tw ?j5&; IW nh, balance on or Uetoro 10 years nt C per cent Interest THis is a river Ietww Pt. w n eheapM place In the eounty. A DtW-pougd driv ing pony for mU at !5. rfwtly tl for lady or cbtWrsn to r$ drive. 1 Mre two mils soulJ&'f f Bhwrtdan un ro UW. Wl4te fr fell JUL -. O ,purs 5.8-aw swerwee. vw.