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Newspaper Page Textfj.!za Kiniiiiii irmw t4mmn0mmmmmtm Mfc1 r? U --' i M 1. ft M1 U THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1902. HM-H'I Hill! HH..H-H 1 1 H m III 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H t M H- 1 1 1 1 1 HH 1 1 111 I 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 M-f. f mm ' p aJfc'Wmm 4& b& att nr-H i.i Whitt ooivtefc,. I Hot Weather Corsets, at 39c each Thoy'ro mado of prolty whlto netting and are trltumml with laco. I Wash Silks 41c yard Beautiful styles In the rogular COo and 7Gc grados. WAI8T8 no two alike colors, pink, blue, tan, white, black. Regular $2.00, special $1.05 pattern. Camp Blankets C0c, GISc, 7Bc, 8Gc, 91.00 and up The best values ever offered. Lace Gloves Tho rolgiilns fnd mudo of flno lisle nnd como In thoso colers: Modo, groy, tan, blnek. 65c pair. Othora at 7Gc, $1.00, $1,2C. 8UN DONNET8 for ladles and children 2Gc each. Girl's Straw Hats 25c each i OREGON STATE FAIR Interest in Exposition Oyer the State "PE-RU-NA NECESSARY JC A fHFR TO THE HOllE'i EAW1EH Snrrrof.T!rourdSmUli,ofOeorKla.J CAtVlfllMy J ,h.w ! i-hh a 1 1 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 1 t i? J Any of Uip BOc, 70r, fiOo Htraw f lints for 215c. SEE WINDOW. Men's Summer Underwear 19c garment i All bI.ch In tho regular 2ec grade MEN'8 SOX 9c pr. fast black and seamiest all sizes. iWHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitminimm ' ii-mjfiiiiiiiMi mi nil FITTING GLASSES Ib our business. Wo oxool In thin, for tho roason that wo linvo tho latont and most uclontlllc InBtrunionta lenown to nclonco, together with ovor twenty years' ninorlnnco nnntitnn ua t linn.lt.. i.n .., . i . .... . . , ,.... .. . ...., , ,,, iwiiiniL'iiu'u m cases, when you liavo tried all othora, como to us. ourrj- n mrgo siooic or niilshod and tiuflulHlied lenses, you at filiort notlco. mm il What a Baker County Editor Has to Say Can supply CHAS, H. HINGES PIONEER OPTICIAN. Next Door io Ladd & Push's BankWatchmoker and Jewoler, 88 Stato St. NOW FOR THE COAST OR MOUNTAINS .n,!!.Wn"?".'"'l!l!l!,,or'.ollro"t,,l?ol.,"lll'l''. r lor unit ....,,. . .., mugt uuuiiiuiu iiiiu ui camping gOOUS OVCf BllOWn. BlAli 1IAMH. Tho STAR HAOON. HTAK HAM HAU8AOK. STAR BUMMKIIBAUBAGR. STAR DRIKD BBBP. 8TKAMKD OOOKBI) FIAM. moat cotnploto lino of canned Our Hod Hlblwn canned iomU proper goods to tnko with yon. TUB RIGHT KIND OK OOVPKK. HTATK IIOU8K COl'PKtf. KIN IIKK COFFJCK. GRKQG8 COFFBB. Put up In air tight cans. Just tho ining lor you ni oats shown. .-..ROTH Si 0RABBR uiam OIICCI. Tcleshooe'Sil RA6Y6LE $35 $40 $45 $50 $55 $60 Wo noil RACYCLE8, and ropnlr your Inferior whudlg iih eiftem uh they neoellt. ItepnlrliiK n Hplnlty. A completer lino of sundrluw mid tiro tit lower pride tlmn elsewhere CLAYTON F. YOUNG PJiONE RED 2650. 010 N. COTTAGE 8T. sC9&9csatt)a8ii nATmnmrmm I uiiuii i ivirijiij c The International Tailoring $ tompany of New York and Chicago Showing an extensive line or Suitings for Fall and Winter 1902-3 Our simples are here end ve want you to see them, Delinquent Taxes Taxpayers Should Settle Be fore Being Advertised Tuxpuyors will plonso lake imtlce that all tiuem will become dellmiuejit If not paid em or before the first Mon day In Ooteibsr next. nnd the time will not be axteiuled on nooouut of a rush to pay tnxua during tho lust few days that you have for paying thorn. Uy emler of tho county ami it. II. 11. COLBATH, Shsrlff. 8-19-M-lw WESTERN OREGON BEHIND In Its Distribution of Immi' gtation Literature "Western Oregon, more especially tho southern portion, should huiry up with the descriptive pamphlets of their coiiutlwi," Mild Travel lug l'lissenger Agent J. V. .femes, of the 8. I. Co., who was In RcwehurkT, In an Interview with the Hoseliurg Review. Mr. JiHies Is makliiK one of his regular ofllolal trips. In coiinectlon with which he Is urging more hiiHte In the preparation of lit erature to be forwarded to the Immi gration bureau In Chicago. "Washing ton, lSasteru Oregon and On 1 1 font In now have their literature In CIiIc-nko." seifd Mr. Jones, "and thousands of In- ipilrlus are being received at (he lin- limit from prosntx.'tlvt ImmlgrauU to tuo West, who desire Information ad ditional to that which Die pampliletM ruriiisii. It should he home In mm that the special rates to (he West K into orrwt on Hentember 1st. mid now Is the time that peoplt. hack there aie beginning to make up their iiilndx on the pmposltlou eif coming out West Ho yon see If Western Oiegou would have herself udveitlsed at the propei moment ah should not hesitate to send forward her descriptive llturn tore to CIiIchko at once. If possible. Several towiiH tliroimliout Knuthern Oregon are now printing their pam phlets, and In a few days a large con signment will be sent Bast. I lurry Hies HMiple up." concliidml Mr Jones, pleklug up his grip, and with an apol ogetle smile, he added, "for yem see I am somewhat Interestml In Wes(iiu Oregon myself." I- $13.50 to $40.00 DALRYMPLB'S S(H WHEAT MARKET, itwSau 9nguA!too, Aug. JO. WkwL ltwU KJJOl GOLD DUST FLOUR Made by THK 8IDNKV POWER COMPANY WfM, Orsoon. nbwe ter It, 0raB a1 afeert lmtyg w budL A. T. WALN. Aaent RINEMAN'8 DARQAIN8. Dulk Cocoanut 1So per lb. Petite Prunes, 8 bs CBo. Pink Beans, 10 lbs., 25o Small Whits (leans, 8 lbs C5o. Good Flour, per sack, 70c, Bliok Flos, per lb., 6 c, Italian Prunes, 8 lbs., Mo Qood Cooking' Molastis, per oHon, 30c Fancy Table Syrup, per gallon. 50c Macaroni, No. 1, large slxe boxes whlto or yellow, per box. 3Sc Scotch Oats, per pkg. 10c Bring us your buttor nod eggs. We pay highest market prloo, oash or oiorobaudlio. M. T. RINEMAN 138 State 8L Telephone 131 IaIIu ninccac 3XKrdoa:iryMof wwn uiuvviv. mott Kovtl uroorat, Ihfy arfittror crpti sail tsre rioos - will Ui Uojcr ius three eommes troent: 75c, SI tU. AwThW. The Variety Store . 94 Cefrt Street, Din Missionary Meeting. Atlanta. Oh. Aug. JO The rouith auuiiHl ihiiii meeting ami convention en the Christian Missions ly Alliance began ttxlay at ICximmHIimi Park, and will continue until the enti oi' the month. There will I many sessions eorh day. frinn early morning until Hi o'clock at night. Many well known preachers nad wH-ks lire present Including Rev. A. II. HlmpsoH. of New York. iresldt.nt erf the Christian and .Missionary Alllunco, ltfV. Usury Wll win. of New York, Held superintend ent; llev. W I" Metnlnger, of Chicago, also Held sunerinieudent. ami iuiir ellstlngulshed workers and prcaehert. A numlter of missionaries, lately r turned rnun CMim. the Congo and other foreign nl.ts uie also om. at. ami Will be lies id during the imntlng TAKEN BACK FOR TRIAL That the corning State Fair, to be i.e.., at the fair grounds near this city, next month, will he a greater success than any proceeding exposition In this state, Is a natural conclusion, when It Is olmerved that the fair Is receiving endorsement and substantial encour agement from every section of the state. The appended article on the fair Is tnken freim tho Uaker City Oem eicrat' rhlle In Portland a few days ago tho writer met id. I), Wisdom, pub lisher of the Rural Spirit, a widely- read Journal among the farmers nnd stockmon of the Northwejst, and who Is, also, secretary of the Oregon State Fnlr board. "Mi. Wisdom Is a brother of our prominent townsmen, John W. nnd Jainea T, Wisdom, and was formerly clerk of the county. "In the conversation had with Mr. Wisdom ho said the arrangements for ti.o State Fair are progressing rap idly. Tho bPiiefltH that aro being tie rlve'd from the Stato Fair aro becom ing felt more nnd more by the farm ers of Oretgon. .. number of counties nro preparing u general county ex hibit of the resources, which will com pole for ?10(ll) prizes. These exhib its have attracted tho attention of visitors, nnd will ho a greater feature this year than any previous year. The fnlr this year will he held from Sep tember Iflth to Soth, Inclusive, which Is about the time when tho Harilman system will bring u large Influx of Im migrants, becnusu eif Its low oxctirslon intos Iftich county In Oregon Is aware of this, and Is striving to put up a line exhibit, so that when tho homeseekers arrive they may see exactly what the resources ef each county are. "The livestock depaitmeut eif the lair will he seimethlug really gieat All the noted herds of the I'aclrlc Noi th west will compete. This depart ment of the fair has gtown to be a show In Itself, ami visitors wll repaid for all the time and trouble they may devote to see the stock, as It will comimre favoiably with nay other livestock exhibit in the United States. There are tattle, sheep. Horses ami swine from nearly every prominent breeder In the United States, and, In some Instances, from ahiemtl. "The fair, as a whole, will he linger ami better than ever before, ami will lie wortli going miles to see. "A Baker County Exhibit. 'Mr. Wisdom was very enthusiastic about linker enmity being repiesented at me lair oy an ore display and agri cultuial and stock exhibits. He he lluveel h mineral exhibit from linker county would attract th attention of capitalists to our mines, and urged the Importance of some one taking su In terest In such an exhibit, and collect ing the same. "Mr. Wisdom, listing Iwn a resi dent or Raker county for many years, and still haying property Interests here, ftHs mole than a iwsslna inter est In the welfare of this community. Therefore, he urges the people of Rak er ctHiuly to let the resources ef one of the wealthiest counties la Oregein, as he wxpresseel it, be known so that the great Incoming of people promised tills fsll will hae tbeh Httwiitimi railed to the advantages offered here feir the Investment of their memety. In farming, slockgrowlug. mining ami a litemsand either things." o . Hi ii" TOWst ""7 ., limmMw j PllOF. TALFOCIII) H.MITII. OUTPUT Result of Recent Examination In This County Forty-three of Forty-Five Ap plicants Pass Uy or w m Professor Talfourd Hmith, Principal Hllotun High .SchemhSlloam, Ga., wrltea: "With much jilcasure I recommend Pcruna to all who may le sufforlng with anj trouble of the respiratory organs, I hae lx-cn unlng it ill my family for the- past live or six years and Unci It to In. almont a hoiifchold necessity. Peru- tin Is truly a grand catarrh remedy and general tonic and will do all that la claimed for It by the manufacturers. " .-.PROP. TALFOURD SMITH. Cslarrh Is liillummntionof the mucous membrane. It may bo In tho mucous membrane lining tho eyps or tho polvlo organs, throat, stomach, liver, bowolsor kidneys. Catarrh Is catarrh wherever located. I'eruua cures catarrh wherever located. I'eruiiii is an Internal reined ; not s local application. t'ttttirrh Is a systemiu elise-nsc, not a locul disease. If IVntnu will cure catarrh In one place It will cure It In any other pli e, Itccausc I'eruua Is a Hystamlc rem hIs. It reaches the dlfcnso through the -Ircul '.lion In eacii organ. It eradicates the disease by oratllratlng It from tho tcin. If oiidonot tlerie prompt and satis- factory results from the uo of Peritna, write tit once to fir. Ilarlman, giving n full fiulcment of jour cae ami bo will Ik- pleased to give you his valuable iul dee gratis. Address Dr. llnrtman, President of The Iiartman Ksultarlum, Columbine, O. SchHl Roasts Tliayei (Continued from Fourth Page). I)tHlly UhwIfT Havls. v( Uuialilla ojeUHL)'. arrived this morning from Pendleton. SJheHW Culbatk turned to Um IMtwn OrtwtHi umu Vtwi He. Who Ib wanted In PendletuM to answer to Ue cbMjrtw of larceny IMvot) Ikerlff DhtIi left oh the afternoon tmlg, taaiac with him young He,., wbii will be tiieel few the theft The ex south i-oMimlttee of the HtKHHckef' I'uiou turn t ill.. mwig-, Han iseueei a can ror uie veHthm. to he hehl at CorvalUa. Am- gi vsih, ror the purpose- at takiug s Uuu In retard U the prle of hop pick positively Cures Sick Mekl Tea Headaehc. (edigeetloH and CohUiw wtm. a ueuMHUui herb drink. Jte- mm mi trvimosx the skU. bro hhUu a perfect GowuleutaH w hmm)' miMOea. ne. auel Mc. Write to us OglfHhj, S. Y. 1). J. Pry. firtiwlet ' o Heusekeepcws ShtMikl know whete to hx the hml and Htoet wkuteeotae bread ami uaetry The PkiHeer Uakei-y Is the fhvorite plaee. Tlie Leonard Salem's Family Hotel. Popular lanlti)KUHd LeMtattu Humm of Ute elLy. mKtikr boanlew a t wir. fimm aUHNUOH RtVeM to UWaWnn Hade PttajM rtoMaahle A. CLARK. NV Sy2 1-i-uut t Salem, etr NEW TODAY. weather mark for hliu. ami favorable winds were not tardy lit owing. In regard to this timber fraud iougiie ulu the high seas, between a burning vessel and the rocks, to go to uue meant to be burned, and to Im to the other meant to Ik- mashed and to sU) between meant drown ing. When 1 called upon Tongue, lu Hashlngton. he greeted nie with: Hvllu. Pother aVhell. how did vm, ome in here; did you not los. your elf in WsahlnatoeiT" l iuw.1 n..i I did not think so; that 1 knew bow to su uui waero 1 come m. and that I - am HJONinc lor a guide. Tongue .L-, .L '" tm. dui maintained tbat th timber frauds and Thayer should be handled by the kMal oCrora, Sin si ikttl L. t a wvwf - i-twiu mat tooih It X inewMr reporter in Woehtngujo. D. 1 1 having observed lnt..ri.. i.w rougue. aahMi ike exNMtreMman about we. about my buatnew there, aad purpose Teiue rtseatedb ausaered him that It vu nothing u ait. nd that I waa only on a Mendly uie The reports hasj found out from other .ur.s my bwainoee, ud t sgois to Tongue fr nm. sod he EZ Jhrw nothing but dovanee nieeu tervlewed ra. ,4 mU mTTrnTZ. er suspicloos to Ola tkm war Toeuaie .. w..,r .a WMBUavtUSI h must then oil the MMtrsi tn kud reuuuns of Tusur wttt ik. .1 lri,.!h ". - - ' Tit' ' ' j somv dellcnt. pnthe fur Ton. bo knols more thau he u$ hnu Ul) atw, uiM want to e-oumti hiasrif I did not ind any on oitde of th, Carey Ullrhelt aVott tUqm ptul Thayer and his sucuiisu .r 7?, belong to the same clique. Md the con rluatoM is natural and evident uo I Urownell. rf OregOH Clt. a oasaina comet In the lVntv-MitikMii .rTTTTT..-. ahy. hut spring stottoml me in the Htre'ets or Oregon City to Intorviow mo .III uti Iiiiii.Hhii Ul.lll...., f ..... ..!.... I,. U...II I "" " ""M"" MJ- I. II HUB 1IOUIII ...7i , ' f ' notorious timber frauds and C. Thayer. )jH stated that ho was not repiesentlng Thayer, but other par ties, that lie dui not e-are about Thayer any more than I did myself, but that he wanted to see mo In or der to better pmtee-t the settlers who teok up the timber claims In ques tion, lie said that he had heard thut I was always doing my utmost to pre twt the settlers, etc.. ote Ho aald that It was much ensler and bettor to pmtee't thejse settlers before n Judge man oeiore a jury. He ndvisod me not to bring tho mater befoio the U. S. Jury. "What scttleis do you want to protect." I tcsked him. "Who nro thy? Then are no settlers in the e-use. R In c. Thaer from one end to the other, ami C. Thayer all around. Those pretended settlers expect noth ing If C. Thayer loses or wins." 0. C. Urownell then said: "I heard that yem tere an intimate friend tf Rev. A. Illldebiand. ef Oregon City, and he is alsei a gewel fi lend of mine." 'Yes, so I am." was my answer. "Would von iut think." he continued, "that It wnniii b better for me to see your friend. Itev. lllldelirand. nnd come to nn tin tlerstamllng with him regarding those ninner rramis. c. Thayer and the set tleis. and he will then explain mat t rs te yoei." "As far ns an oxplana tlem Is concerneel." I salt). "I wns thorewighly acepiainteel with the sub-Jen-t, ami Rev. lllldelirand was u very gexai Trleuel erf mine, nnd that there nre subjtHts 011 which we agree nnd dis agree; that It was my custom to be present ami attend to my eiwn busi ness myself In reaching agreements, understandings anil Issues." I addeel: "Urownell, since yew are not repre senting C. Thayer, hut other parties, who are these imrtles who sent you te met In an attempt to nrotwt c Tim v. er under a lllmay disguise? Do you know C II. Carey, J H. etc?" Urownell then left me, and never spoke to me again ner to Rev. Hllde brand about It. I think be never will f he can help It. O H. Urownell. did t never twiir to yew that the Catho lic priests are generally greonhonw in tact. HMaagement. and easy tools eany to be bluffed, ami In short very big fools. The sootier yw change vour mind about this the better for yew J08KPH SCHISM. Cniintv Siinorlntemlpnt E. T. Mooros antl ProfossorB Wlloy, of Jefferson, and Mho, of Oorvnls, constituting the Marion county examining bonrtl, texlay completed the grading of tho papers mibmltted by tno niipllcanta for teach ers' certificates, who toeik tho recant examination in tho city. Of the 615 persons taking tho examination ror county certificates -13 were successful. Tho successful pedagogues wcro ap portioned among thc.threo grades or uci inii'iU(,-n on loiiuvvn. i'nni iitut-, 12; second, 21; third, 10. In addition to the CG who took the examination for county certificates, 2G took tho ojCnm Inntlon for stato certificates. Theso papers have been forwarded to Stato Superintendent Ackerman, nnd tho re sult will probably not be known boforo September lOtn. Those receiving county cortlflcntos wore aa follews: First grade, Mrs. A. L. Cornoyor, Salem; Kate Freeman, Sllvorton; Alnrgucrito Peterson, Howell; Matil da Slogmiind, Kiumb; Mnud A. Cuts fortli, Lauronce; Jesalo Campbell, Sa lorn; Fanny Nicholas, Salem; R. R, Flshur, Monmouth; Ida Miller. Salem; It. M. Cammack, Salem; Pearl Oarrott, Needy; Oiivo Meosnmore, Portland. Second grndt Ethel Darby, l.owla burg; Mary Strahbcrgor, Sublimity; I.ottlo Chnpcllc, Aumsvllle; I.nolln Hle-ks, Sllvorton; Ida Towno. Salem, Norma warnock. Sllvorton; Llllle C .iiirdwood, Salem; Cora A. Lick, Sa- mm; Tllllo Schomus, Mt. Angol; Anna Phillips. Snlem; EIbIo A. Rnto. Su- lom; Trt'sio Carlson. Salem; Myrtle Conklln, Monmouth; Rossle Frogloy. Snlom; Nancy A. Krise, Mohnma, i..olllo Campbell, Salem; Edna M. Drown. Salem; Ottlo I.. Elsonhnrt. Salem, J. I.. George. Snlem: Sophie Norelhonsen, Harlow; Anna Starr. Sa lem. Thlnl grade Maudo l.augheud, Sa lem: Chrystlno Thompson, Monitor; Amy Robinson, Salem; Pearl E. Pnt- torff, Argontl; Mary Annan. Mt. An gel; Zarelela M. Mlnton, Snlom; Myr tle Morris, Turner, Oruco Ilintuinn. Salem. Fannie Montgomery. Silver ton, Virginia Campbell, Snlum. IS THAT UNDERWEAR YOU THOUGHT WOULD LA8T YOU THROUGH THE SUMMER. WHY NOT YIELD TO YOUR WIFE'S EN TREATIES AND HIE YOU TO THE WOOLEN MILL STORE WE'VE A FULL ASSORTMENT OF LIGHT WEIGHT, UNDERWEAR IN PINK, BLUE AND NATURAL COL. ORS, SPLENDID VALUES, FOR $1.00 A SUIT, AND CAN GIVE YOU FINER OR CHEAPER GARMENTS IF YOU DESIRE. . N. B. SEE OUR SOUTH WIN DOW FOR THE LATEST IN GOLF SHIRTS. 35 DOZEN JUST IN. THEY'RE SOFT BOSOM, WITH CUFFS TO MATCH. HSalerr; Woolen Mill SfoPeii :: 254-256 Commercial Street I IH I MI t-H-l-ffH-H-H-H-Kt-H I IIIHMIIIIIIIIIIII H H-f WILL STAY IN SALEM GENTLEMANLY TREATMENT OF HIS PATIENTS HAS MADE DR. DARRIN VERY POPULAR. On account eif many earnest person al romiosta from pooplo doslrlng to avail thomselvoB erf tho honollt of his services Dr. Dnrrln has finally decided t remain in Snlem two inonUm lemg er. Ho has already oxtoneled his stay two months. This latest doelslon will koei this colehiatotl physician hero during the months of Soptomhor and October. During tho visit of Dr. Darrln ho hns nmdo many friends by his generous and gentlomanly treatment of his pa tient nnd his constant sollcltudo for tholr wolfam Ho hns rofusetl nono who havo ceuno to him needing his services anil ho hns been perfectly frank in telling each ono the true con dition of his er hor. case, anil Just what might bo oxpocteel as tho rewult of treatment or whothor any troeitment would do good. The rexmis erf Dr. Dnrrln at tho Will amette Hotel nro often crowded, antl he Is kept constantly busy. There nre a great many people who will be glad to know that tho doctor has been pre vailed upon to remain two months longer Statesman. S(X 1 How about your Bicycle? Does it I peed repairing? If so don t forget We have a complete repair shop We repair any make of wheel We do any kind Bicycle repairing We fit all makes of Bicycle tires, I If you have not tried us give us a trial we will please you! Second-hand wheels all In eood shape from $5 up. SHIPP & HAUSER 258 Commercial Street- Opposite Capital National Bank. isSSS(s)eSXj)GX3C eeaseoeeaee(eeeae)4e) SODKthiDg Neu) I have just received a new stock of hlch quality shoes, and, also uopclcklnc cloves Prices guar anteed the lowest, They are irood wearers, Please call and sec my stock. Repairing neatly done at lowest prices. Ne Troee of Bartholin. Chicago. Aug. W. The coroner's In-S qulry Into the circumstances surround ing the death erf Minnie Mitchell was resumed today. The uoilre this morn ing continued tho search for the mys Urtoua person who loot nlaht Infortued J"!. S"r xb telephone that Ww Bartholin waa In Kensington. A thor ough seareh. however, failed to reveal -, uk in nartnoiiu or the lu lorroaaL THe Naval Maneuvers. Uluueestter, moso.. Aug. fcl.-Oreat untertnlBty envekm. tkT ... 'lZ7: or the North Atlantic stiuudrou. hut .-v .. perniMent today that it will " a rMiMcettt of mink? hewtlU- "Z T" "w and the et under CajrtaJn Hlllebury. Hlggln sung vwmU are all .1. v..V."S.T. norning. nnd tne men ar tleauing etidt-nree of hut night's skirmish to ut' mk. two donkv One hhtrk and white spotted tetter, with a lump on ... ,MW mm of Ntrl. one leenon and white uolnt- er bitrh. about one year old, u .wm 10 we ims or "itae." A nigral rvMaol will b paid fur their k-iuiii io me 11 r Taylor, Salem, i.ii-S'o g litf Lett kinsii iisht tan.lirsl ?r 1 ,. ifitiaiitinK Hueu tvnai riu.tejr 1 1 a-, ' av, hi ....iiuuu. IK4t Impaired Digestion it quickly corrweted l- (hete won. ihMftil pills Otw trial will ihow you die reason for the big $ of Beecham's Pills SM Xlflhr i livt Mr u4 Ua Kreelderu's New Eofland Trip. ster lUy. Aug. 20 -lreaidt rUa-evrtt t. hurrying thr.Wgh a ejuon Uty of routine bueineue. lu order tob bi rdiBMM ror BU NVw Blllf,4MU1 H- will lenve here Friday mornlna 011 ! he will Uke the tralu t. Wa?'y Reeowes Werk. nuyrea. Ha,. Aug. lu -The washer air,m5mT.rrs- llrhl.!UM URE! TOR PILES Itrhlng Pliee uroduM nui.!. -. Wind Hleeding or Protruding Hhm re ,urvd by Dr. BtHmnko'e PU. Rem . aioim tuning and hhrndhj " wrfc tuaiut. ict jr st druggteta. or t, mtn Tr.auw frm VrM me atHir ,.ur a-e D ttooani. Stone's drug store ai ur Minor Mention Local Import State Treasurer Moores today re ceived l032t5! from the general treasury eif the National Home for Dis ableel Vedunteer Soldiers, to be placed to the credit of the Oregon's soldier's hemie. at Reweburg. This amount rep retMiita Oregon's qimta of the dis hureeiuenta for the epiarter emllng JuneWih. and the allowance for un b auenuance or iw nt the Rose burg Institution. Jacob Vogt 265 Com'l. St vvwwwwvwswvotiSHeseeccBSiiM The most essential part of a printing plant is the press. No matter how well the type may be composed, a poor job of presswork destroys what little artistic beauty the job might otherwise pos sess. Our printing press is the best machine made. It is built to do the highest class of printing. We believe we are obtain ing the best results from this machine. WE DELIVER WHEN PROAUSEn. Schaefer frmw c- More Binder... Fine Din Watermelon. Presh Oregein peorheM. new sweet ar Rooms 3, A and 6 Moores bit. potatoes, fresh tomatoes, uU-.. aie in elally arrhal at Uransou & Kagan's. A. M. Clough, Undertaker, 107 State street. Phone Main 1351, Salem, Ore oon, succestor to D. E. Hunt.lnner. Residence Broadway and Mill, North Salem. Phone Main 221. D. E. Huntslnger. funeral director, IM Court street. Phone Main 801. Residence 390 Court street, phone 8181 Black. JM4eBMec,sA s loculafe Chins Phone 21 U. R.s BH3HBIBieBBB8IIBHBHBBBBHB Al TIIK- ( FLEUR DE LIS ICE CREAM PARLORS Hamilton Brew. m State BL 99a(h49Be) M U CO u M ta at M at H ta M H M H U M M H M a H M M H M H M m m H BS M H H M n H H 8 u Great Reductions On all summer goods at THE g FAIR STORE, to make room for H fall goods Straw hat for 5c. m Straw cua only 80, ami every- gj thing at the loweet racket prices. H Rig supply of glove, and every thing for Harveetafs and hop pickers. Yours for bargains, Dabney & Stam I After somewhat of 11 delay we nio again nhlo to furnish tho trndo with Plymouth Hinder Twine. Wo received a shipment Thursday, nnd would ad vise every ono who nootlB 111010 to mako tholr purchaso as soon as possi ble, for wo may not bo nblo to procure more whon this Is gone, Tho big lire on tho Unst Sldo lu Portland sonio tlmo since elewtroyotl tho supply that usually supplies tho "filling In" nrelora after tho car lots aro dlBposod of, and as tho factory was away behind In orders It was dlhVult to get more out on time. Plymouth Twlno stands tenlay as tho most satisfactory twlno In use all around tho country. If you doubt It ask tho jjinn who has usoel It, and oth er makes. Ono wall-known farmer told us on Wednesday that ho had usod 100 pounds, and hnd not lost a bundle of grain. Thufs good onoiiRh. Studobakor Wagons aro moving out thoso daya, hnel you noticed them? Keep your oyo opon. We will land a car of Olovor mil lers, the celebrated Dlrdsoll, in n day or two. The Valloy trnde will bo sup plied from Salem. If you're intorostod drop us a lino for catalogue, or drop In and sue us. FatrhnrthS-MQreo Oasollno Bnglnos ure coming Into more general use ov ery day. This fall will soe a good movement In them. Bvory ono we have sold horeabout hns given tho beat of satisfaction, and not ono returned or refused. Reason onaugh. They are efficient, durable, n expensive, heavy and the best con strurteel engine In the field. Call and examine them for yourself. Safe? The safest engine It is possible to use.. Others use gravity feed, tank AHOVK engine. If nlj,a over leaks, floods ouglne. Ignites possibly, then there's trouble. These use SUCTION fWd, tank be low, pump up. Can't flood or leak. A few dollars difference In price. What's a dollar or two compareel with Insurance and safety. F. A. WIGGINS, Farm Machinery. Bicycles Sewing Machines and Supplies Salem 25-257 Liberty Street illfilUBlBBXMIIBUiaMBIHMiiJ N- H. BURLEY, Sewing Machine Repairing.