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Newspaper Page TextWhat are Humors? Thoy aro vitiated or morbid fluids cours ing the veins and affecting tbe tissues., they are commonly duo lo defective diges tion bnt nro sometimes Inherited, How do thoy manifest themselves 7 In many forms of cutaneous eruption, salt rheum or eczema, pimples and boils, and In weakness, languor, general debility. How nro thoy expelled T Dy ' Hood's Sarsaparilta which also builds up tho system that has suffered from them. It Is tho best. medicine for all humors. Feather Dusters 18 inches long, for 5 cents until all gone. Higher price Dusters also reduced. YOKOHAMA TEA STORE Roasters of Coffee Phone 2111 black. FrcotMlvery Harvesters' and Hoppickers' Supplies Men's Overshirts, regular 50c now 39c. Men's Bib Overalls, regular 5Qc now 40c. Men's Sox, 5c pr. Gloves, from 10c up. Towels, 5c up. Handkerchiefs, 2c up, Ladies Crash Skirts, 45c up. . Shirt'Waists; worth 75c, now 45c. Wide brim Hats, 25c. Corsets, 21c Wrappers, 45c up. Large Cotton. Blankets, 7 5c pr. Aisses Shoes from 25c up. Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store Next Door to tho PostofUco. 3Btx water &'WLhite Feedmen and Seedmen. - Wholosalo and retail dealors In hay, grain, mill feed, flour, Beeds, jtc. Hlghost prlco paiTl for bay, straw and grain. Free delivery. Prompt Borvlcc. Kellablo goods. 91 Court St. WHOLBS ALE AND RETAIL Uoohe ll.ub'.r Lime ll-nt hr:iiuli Portland Cement. .WOOD; sawed or full length, All kinds of buildinu material, sand, g-avol, lath, ehlngloa, etc. D. S. BBNTLBY '81-18.! Coin'l St. Phono 01)1 Main, A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you can enjoy from one of our tondor and delicious meats, eteake, lamb or mutton chops, venl cutlots or pork. Our meats aro all cut from tho iattoBt and nnuioitcsittlo, and we can supply your table with freed, nutritious and wholesome meats at led rock prlc-r. E. C; 'CROSS SALEM ORE i'hon 291 At Easter Time is when the building business will Iks In (nil awing. If you haven't given your orders for your lumber requirements It will pay you to get estimates from tioodale Lumber Co., for any and all kinds of lumber for out or inaide work, lath', shingles, sand, doora, lilli.da and everything needed in this lino. Goodie Lumber Co. Near. 8. I JJaea'r. depots Phoriertttl JLJ m f 7 wY3MMhiwMii KintfifffijTriii ' iV nm im rrgraiaaaa WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVAL J Jeuae Goldborg, Chicago. J. N. Klrkland, San Francisco. P. It. Hanko. Portland. A. D. Walker and wife, Ilolton Kan. Josephine Walker, Ilolton Kail. Sidney Walker, Holtoh. Kan. A. A. Goddard, Topoka. Ouonn Goddard, Topcka. Valentino Goddard, Topcka. W. W. Selbut, Hayeatown, Md. J, II. Hubbard, Portland. Wm. A. Macltae, Portland. Geo. H . Fltzglbbon, Portlnud. C. W. Iwrencc, Portland. Jno. C. AtchlnBon, Portland. V. II. Olmsted, Portland. J. Shancdllng, Vancouver, Wash, "j. J. Nowlon, Wllholt. .John W, Doll, Boston, Mass. Kola. NcIb, Albany. Sam Nash, Pnaklundor, O. T. IT. I Howard, Oakland,. Cal. C Pv Wllllnmo, Sacrameuto. P. II. Hunter, San Francisco. J. J. Dennis, San Francisco. S. P. Meslck, San Francisco. II. A. Brewer. Portland. J. B. Greor, Oakland, Cal. Tho International Typographical Union, In national convention, took a Stand agalnBt tho Socialist party. Mr. Compere warns labor unions ngalnst anothor Federated Tradeo organization that Is Socialistic. But tho Gompors organization has a pretty big political program itsolr, although it declines to ubo It as tho basis of a polltlcal'partl son movement Gompors Is right In standing for educational methods along non-partisan lines. Acker's Blood Elixir pooltlvely Curen Chronio Blood Poisoning and all Scrofulous affoctlons. At all times a matchless system tonic and purifier. Monoy refunded If you aro not satis fled, 80c. and ?1.00. D. J. Pry, Drug gist. . Salem, Ore. On the wings of a dove Is nothing to that aenso of airy cool ness, comfort and satisfaction which you will feel whou onoo Inside a shirt from tho Salem Steam Laundry. Our laundry work Is always carefully and thoroughly done, and wo tako spoclal caro In aumntor time to meet summer HQods. Send us your address on a pos tal card, and wo will sond for your Hn on. f Salem Steam Laundry Col. J. Olmsted, Prop. Dorous D. Olmsted, Mgr. Phone 411. 230 Liberty St. ..MV.ii"imn... rfgSSSKtfSsfc j&' r fics-: .7 ISSil 1 rwarnfc&y Mfl u ALucky Find But it's bird to fi'id any ibiiit; bettor Tiaacao( lit 1 Hi and ttrongth. .I!er thl t in ruiud: theru's noUiing to rqial Salem Iwer at a ionic and mild stimu larjt, CtKiIiug. relrreliio, rouribiit, iavuirttiiu U Ih pirfeat briir. Hujat y pare, of hljth graAo and unifcirrt jo quality he brr pir ex.eildnce. -Capital Brewery Co. Mr. M. Beck, Proprietor. fck. ct i jwvaua utizn,a jjcxan fr-TttrfV Sw Jr"S&; ::SocialRealml HM-t-M-H"H III It i H1M1IH PEFISOLQ. Mrs. J. C. Goodalo, Jr., Is visiting In Jefferson. Dv W. Fraser went to Corvnllis this morning. Dr. W. T. Williamson was In Port land today. Mrs. J. II. Albert has returned homo from Nye Greek. Mr. and Mrs. John Nonl lqtimiod to Turner today. Miss Veva Oardnor, of Stayton, Vns In tho clty.tQday. , W K. jRlchardsdnt has gone to Ta coma on,Iegal business. K. P. Morcom, an nttorney of Wood burn, was in tho city today. Constable W. L. Jonos, of JofTorBon, was In tho city Tuesday ovonlng. Ed. Wellor and family have re turned from an outing at Newport. Miss Lcla Cavtinaugh has returned to Turner, after a visit In this city. A. N. Moorcs has Joinod his family at Newport for an over-Sunday visit. L. K. Adams has returned from an outing in tho vicinity of Mt. Jefferson. Miss Ottlo L. Eisenhart has gono to iiio Dalles for a short visit with rela tives. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Albert and baby havo returned from nn outing at Newport. Miss Kate 13. Horgan linn returned to Portland, aftor a visit with Snlom rolatives. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Dalrymple and children havo returned homo from Newport Mr. and Mrs. II. O. JJradford loft this morning' for Chattanooga, Tennessca, whore they will reside. County Superintendent E. T, Moorcs and littlo daughter have gono to Sllv erton for n short visit. G. O. Blnchum ban returned from Newport, his family having' preceded him Immo nn Wnrinpfiilav. County Clerk J. W. Roland 1b ntl Newport for a fow days recreation from tho cares of his office. Dr. 13. E. Ilalloy has returned to tho slletz country to comploto Iub Bum mor'fi outing on his timber clnlm. John MorrlB hns returned from Now poit, whnro his family is spending tholr Bummer vncation. MIbb Nolllo Southwlck has gono to Grnnts Pass for a vacation visit with Hon. and Mrs. E. C. Harmon. Mrs. Frank Clark hns returned to Victoria, IJ. C., after a vlalt with her Bister, Mrs. H. S. Gilo, in this city. Mrs. Harry A. Symos baa returned to Oregon City, aftor a visit with her mother, Mrs. A. Savage, In this city. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Westacott and Mrs. Amos Strang havo returned home from a several weeks outing nt Foley Springs. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Krausso and children and Mrs. J. J. Dalrymple have returned from an extended visit to Newport. Dul.lfllo Green Is homo from scvornl weeks spent at Portlnud, where he was omployed ns saloflinnn in a large shoo store. Mrs. L. D. Henry, ncconipaulod by hor Bister, Mrs. M. G. Mclntlro, of south Dakota, Ima gone to Soasldo for an outing. Messrs. Cruthfleld nnd Groover have given up tholr lease on tho flouring mm, nnd will move to Salem, Oro. Uolso Statesman. J, G. Graham, local agent for Dal four, Guthrlo & Co., wont to. Eugonc nnd bprlugflold today on business fut his company. Jutlgo Ward and family, who have boon visiting at tho homo of I). M. Crouso, nt Liberty, loft today for theii homo nt Storing Illinois. Mrs. T. T. Geer and tho MIbbos Mar garet Cospor and Loulo Church have returned from n dollghtful trip to urntor liiko, in Southorn Oregon. EnnlB Savngo, pno,of Snlom'a bright young mon, will loavo .Salem next wook for Stanford University, whore no win continue nls studios this win tor. Horbort Cook, who has boon visiting his brother, W. II. Cook, auporvlsor of tno Btato insano aaylum farm, and M S. Simmons loft today for tholr homo at Joraeyville, Illinois. S. A. Clarke arrived In Salem Tliurs day ovonlng on his annual vocation and Ib tho guest of his daughter, Mrs. a. v. Dyor. Mr. Olarko is aw 1 brar Ian of tho department of tho Interior, at tho national capital. A. J. Swegle, who has boon visiting nt tlia Home or H. S. Hollo, in this city, has returned to Walla Walla. Ho was accompanied homo by Miss Lola Dollo, who will bo tho guost of her sister, Mrs. Thad Young, nt Walla walla. Judge Joseph Hldy. who has boon visiting tho family of D. H. Jamo, haB started ror nib homo In Fayotto county, Ohio. Judge Hldy returns to his East orn homo with a favorablo Impression oi unogon. tins Doing his initial tri to tho Pacific coast. MIbb MInta Gulss loft yestordny for Gresham. where sho will assist her fathor, Dr. W. L. GiiIbb. In his goneral morcitanuiso store. Miss GuIbs' many frionds hero regret hor departure, and wibii ner wen in nor new homo. Woodburn Indopondont. M. Doyle, of Wedderburn. accom panied by his daughter. Miss Anna, and son. Charlos, and Willie IJailoy, arrived In 'town lost wook, to cntch the Alliance, tho hoys being on their way io nit. Angei. Marion county, to attend school. Mr. Doylo mot Bevoral old ac quaintances in town, who onjoyod a chat with him about nionoor davs on tho Coqullle, when Bear creok was a wiidernoas nnd sottlera wore few and far between. Tlmo has dealt Idndlv with "Darby:" ho looks nlmnaf aa young and aa full of.iifarfhe wasSO years ago. Coos nay Nows. - ii e JOURNAL X-RAY8. All those people camping out. Sieou ing -on hard belsj eating noorly cooked fpod, sulfeilng fipni eaftl night, and following up the nhadi a tree all day. will soon be In telling what a "nice time" thayt had-Jteut Oregonlan. ' The output of-plg Iron In the Unltetl Statoe In tbe first half of the present year waa 8.808,874 tonB. or about 1.000,000 toflB more than the output either QreaF Drltain or Germany the entfro year 1901.. ACKER'S DYSPEPSIA TABLET? cnri Q-spetIa aad all disorders! arie tolf from JndisMtiOB. ltodoreed by HhyBfolniia everywhere. Sold by ail druggist. No oure, no pay. M pent, Trial package ttw by wrlUng to W.i If. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. l THE DAILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, Ofle66N, (FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1902. utf The. cost of growing com, cutting It nml putting It In the silo has been vari ously reported at almost nil figures from $1 to $.' per ton, says American nulllvntnr. We. do not doubt but that It hns been done for the smaller sum when tlu land hns been made rich and well cultivated nnd tho most modem Improvements were nt linnd to do tin work, but wo think n fair nvernre would be nearer double that with the rdlimry fnruier oven in n fnrornble xciiKiin. But there tire not many who would like lo grow iwtn for feeding to torli nt Hint price. Certninly n know if none who would grow them to sell nt J lint price, nml-fow would care to row Mit'in nt $-1 per ton If thny cmli' .nw other crops and flniln ready oasl market for Ilium. As regards the vnlur of tlit-iii. nu average of the vnrious routa bIiowh that the Banio nmount of .itch foil with equal rations of liny nud ginln roHUllod a Utile lit favor of the rootH, but this wiih more than offset b. Iho two facts that Iho rootH cannot bt kept In tiH good condition fr latr ijirlns? or Hitinmnr foodlng an onn tin ynallaso and that there la more apt tt be a crop failure front drought or otlioi oiiusi-H with the roota than with tin corn. The droughts of the two p.ist years hat led ninny to bollpve thai Having ensilage to food In the summer when pastures are growing poorer. I of almost ns much Importance, tin some say more, than having It In th winter. The Tliroi- SIIok. ' What Is the best style of sllu Is s,t!l a mooted quest Ion. The rnutnl stuvi silo hns boon cry popular for Bovern years largely because It l tho chenpes: form of silo that can be erected. When properly built and properly taken care of, It nlno seems to be fairly durable. Next In favor Is tho square or rectan gular silo, with cut off corners. This makes ait excellent silo. The remain lug Htylc is the round silo built wholly of stone and brick or with part Btone nnd brjclc and above that a wooden structure with studding set In the wall nud covered outside nnd lnsldo with thin boards that will bend to a circle, with best quality of building pnper be tween the boards. It goes without say ing that a bIIo built of stone or brick or n combination of stono nud brick will bo more durable than any structure built of wood and In some places per haps not more expensive. IliK'Nii't I.IU CiMvprnn. A dairy fanner In Carlisle, Pn., with 200 cows does not like cowpeas for food for his herd. lie sowed two nerei, tt ml the yield was good, but the covvx refused to eat tliom. Ho thinks they might tlo for southern cows that cuu ot get a square meal without taking a mountain walk of u mllo or more. I It en mint uiidersluiid how well fed cow can bo induced to eat them. But there are farmers who claim that both cows and ht.rfies cat them greedily and peeni to prefer them to other food, suyrt the American Cultivator. But, as all d. not, nnd It Hoeius to be nn acquired taste, nud as they are ns dlillcttlt to cure ob hay, we bco no reason for urging a trial of them on northern funnel's or thofo who can grow clover, which seems to suit the appetite of nil our anlinnls and which produces nearly if not quite its much f.od per acre us the cowpea tnd as much milk per ton of dry or green food iib any erp grown. The Massachusetts experiment Ntatlon has spent much time and boiiio uidiicj In testing various fodder cr p, but we think it has not yet found any bet tor than the combination of corn fod der und clover, which seems to grow lit almost any fertile soil to furnish food that all animals like nnd thrive on, whether green or dry cured, nud that leave the land In us good if not better condition for future crops a any crops that havo boon tried. The Word Clnictle. The word "gazette" Is front the nauu of an old Venetian coin worth about one-half cent of our money. The inline Is applied to newspapers because It was the sum churged for reading the first 'written Journals that made their uppearance lu 1550. Aftor the paper was rend It was bnuded back to thf owner, who charged the next comer gazette for taking a peep at It. Deafness Cannot Be Cured, by local application, as thoy cannot roach tho dlsoasdd portion of tho oar. Thore is only ono way to cure doaf ness, and that Is by constitutional romodles. Doafnoss is catisod by an Inflamed condition of tho mucous lln Ing of tho Eustachian Tube. Who! this tubo gots Inflamed you havo u rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing and when It la entirely closod doafnesr Is tho result, and unless tho luflamn tlon can bo takon out and this tube restored to Its normal condition, hear ing will bo destroyed forever; nlnr cases out of ton aro onunod by catarrl which la nothing but but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. Wo will give one hundred dollars for any case of deafness (caused by catarrh) that can not bo cured b) Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sond for clrcu lars. free. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, Ohio. Hold by all druggists, 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills are the beat. Once More. Tho Corvalla & Eastern R. R. Co, recognizing tbe value of a day's recre atlon and relaxation to the busy mer chant, the over-worked clerk and On toilsome labor of the farmer, and knowing that both brain and muscle will be refreshed and strengthened by a visit to the brjny deep, have decided to ruq another of their popular Sunday excureluns from Albany, Corvallls and all points went on Sunday, August 24, l!m2, leaving Albany at 7 a. m. and returning leave Newport nt 5:00 p. m. This will probably be the last ex cursion of the season, and tho low fare of $1.60 from Albany, Corvallls and' Philomath has placed- It wkhln the reach of all. The numerous a tractions at Newport are too well known to need further reiteration; suf fice It lo any tbat nil will noma home from tbe excursion feeling that they have received a new Iwwa of life. Don't forget the dat, Sunday. Auguat 21, HH)S and (hat-lite are i only II.C0. TbJa way bo your last ehaaee, so take adraafage of It. fflBBw4ll eTkfiWSI UAVB& s bid Xo spenk Willi Knmlrii-. On n clear nnd beautiful Bunday morning in a parish not far from Mil unukeo tt priest was pleased to noto the presence at service of nn unusual ly large number of the male members of bis congregation, and, since ho had been Informed of considerable trouble lu his flock, he considered It atitoppor tttue time to glvo those present a friendly, yet pointed, sermon on for bearance. Ho charged tho men, par ticularly the married men, to be .over kind, courteous and considerate to wo men, to overlook all opportunities for trouble, to be good to them nnd so licitous of their welfare, nnd finished with a masterly peroration relating to connubial decency on the part of hus bands. Shortly after he met nu old nnd re spected member of tho church nnd said: "Michael, 1 was glnd to bco you at church .Sunday, And how did you like tltu sermon" "Well, father," the old man answer ed, "tho language was bcautchlful, nml the delivery was folne; but, bo Jabbers, father, If you was only married about three months you'd tell a different sto ry!" Milwaukee Sentluel. Ill r'ortnnc. "Who In that handsome young man stnndtug over there?" Inquired an old gentleman of a rich old lady at a party. "That's my bou-Iu-Ihw. Ue'B a very brilliant young man; made a large for tune by the law." "Indccdl" said tho old gcutlemau. How's thntr - "Tho law made him my daughter's husband." London Answers. Her 1'ot l'lir. A young woman In Loudon took a pig In infancy and brought it up, as she says, "llko a Christian." Complaint was made to tho authorities the other Any, ttnd the sanltnry ottlccrs who went lo Investigate found tho pig lu bed be tween two while sheets, with lta bend un n pillow and Its body covered with a white lace counterpane. Shmilil IC'i-p HoiuethliiK. New Woman Simply because a wo man marries a matt Is no reason why tho should take his name. Old Bachelor-Just so. The po6r fel low ought to bo allowed to keep some thing ho cun call Ids own. St. Louis P. 'public. Dlxlirnrlriiliic. Kven the clergyman, noble and In spiring its his vocation Is, has now nnd then his bud moments. "Oh, sir," said n poor woman to n Scotch minister, who was by no means a popular preacher, "well tlo I like the day when you give us the sermon." "Indeed!" Mild the minister, flushing with pU'nsttre. "I wish there wore more like you, my good woman. It is tchlom I hear sticlt words from any one." "Muybe their hearing's stronger than mine, sir," said the woman promptly, "but when you preach 1 can always get a good seat." Youth's Companion, A Clouk Itnn ly llnlU. A clock owned lu England Is run by balls which fall Into pockets on the right side or n wheel, which revolves and operates the works. The balls drop Into n drawer when the wheel revolves 'i., enough. The eloeU Is "wound up" by piuci.; the balls lu n receptacle on top of the clocU. Joe'era' Circular- Mysterious Kill ingof Child Wilbur. Wus"hi Aug. 21. Tito 2-moiitbB-old dattghtor of Mrs. J, Hyatt was klllud at u farm near Govnu Wed nesday morning tindor peculiar circum stances. According to tho mother's story, she was seutod alone In the houso about 7 o'clock, when nn un known man camo In through tho kitch en. Sho started for tho bedroom, when tho man caught her from be hind, Just ns sho reached tho door. Tho babo was at hor breast. Mrs. Hyatt Hays sho struggled with the mnit, who was malting Impropor proposals. After a struggle of uovoral minutes tho baby dropped to tho floor, and tho man dis continued his assault, going to the kitchen, whore ho oponud drawers and boxes, apparently soarchlng for money. The mother remained with tho babe until satisfied It was dead. Then she run to the field, giving tho nlarm. Ofll--ers vlsitod the snone and found sev eral flugor marks on the baby's throat. and Bevoral brulsos. Tho woman was suspected for a tlmo, but she gave a straightforward story, und boars the best of reputation. A search Ib being made fur tho nssnllunt, but he dlsap geared when tho woman wont out to give the nlnim, nnd no (low lias been secured. Mokl Tea positively Cures Sick Heaaactie, indigestion and Constipa tion. A delightful barb drink. Re tjovos all .eruptions of the skin, pro ducing a perfoct complexion or money refunded. 2Ce. and 50c. Write to us 'or free sample. W. II. Hooker & Co. Buffalo. N. Y. D. J. Fry. Druggist o That crude petroleum Is rivaling coal and wood a a fuul lu the t-lty of Portland Is becoming an established fact. There are nearly fifteen firms n gaged In nil branched of bujlneea using the natural oil. and there are prospects of many more comlne; Into line in the near future. A NATURAL RESULT. It is vrry reasonable to suppose if tho foundation of a structure waa removed that tho building Itself Is bound to ome down. This same principle ran be applied to dlteasu. Take a medi cine into the system that will remove he cause of slc-kneK. and the Illness leavee of Itself, pyapepsla. indiges tion, sick-headache and biliousneas nave their foundation In stomach dis order. Remove thhc wenknoaa and the other symptoms are no more. There la one cure for all this that all druKXlata sell for !iCc per lox. if .la called Dr. Gunn'a Improved Liver Nils. They not right at (he beginning of tbeae diaeaaea and make tbe purd by taking away the eauae of it. We will aend a small box free by moll, or a large box on receipt of 26o. Addrw j Dr. Quito. Philadelphia. Pa. For aale at Dr. cTtone'a Dniff Stores, i RAW SHELL FISH Cause of Spread of Cholera in Manila Washington, Aug. 21. In their r5? porlBto tho war department tho health authorities nt Manila attribute the spread of cholora largely to tho eating of raw Bholl flsh. The number ot denths in tho archipelago has already posBcd tho 10,000 mark. Bed Time I take a pleasant horb drink, tho next morning I feel bright nnd my com plexion is better. My doctor Bays it acts gently on tho otomnche, llvor nnd kidneys, and Is a pleasant laxative, It Is mndo of herbs, and Is prepared ns caBlly as tea. It is called Lane's med icine. All drugglBts sell It nt 2Gc and 60 conts, Lano'B Family Medicines moves tho bowels each day. If you cannot get It, send for free samples. Address, Orator Woodwurd, LoRoy, N. Y. Manning & Ferguson havo a com ploto lino of builders' hardware nt their new Btoro. 7-21-tfdw In Buying Cigars You Bhould select tho beat. "Our Champion" G-cont cigars havo no rivals, unme-mado. Aug. Huckon Rtoln. O ' ' XMarkct Quotations TodayX Mt OiUih nAjA IIam4 M.atM ' Hop Market. Hope 1IU 10(rf2Uc, contract! 17)tfr. Flour. Flour $2.70ffl3bbl. Potatoes Aptlts. Utc. Potatooe 10c. Onions, $1.60 Drled iPrult. Dried apples 0J4OJjf. Italian prunes 40a to 60s 3J,to .1? Potlte Prunes 40a to 60s, 'Sy 4o. Wood. Peace !osti. Etc. Big dr-93 & f:U'6 Second Rrowth f 2.50.QJ2 76 Aab-?3 CO. Body oak $4 00. Pole oak $4.00. Oedar poets 0 to 10c, Palm wood-$2vC0 and 1.00 lilies. Pells andPura Qreon hides, No. 1 7c. Green hldos, No. 2 oo Calf Bkinn 4Gc. Sheep 75c. ' Goat Bklns 20c to $1.00. Gray fox 26 to 60e. Coon 10 to 40o. t . Mink 26c to $1.26. Otter-$1 to $6. . Ukunk 10to2&o. Muakrnt 1 toCc. Wildcat 10 to 26c Wheat. 0u, lite. Wheal -6tlo. Oats 31o Barley $10 per ton. Flax-Gush, North west, $1.70. Live Stock Market, Bteora 83)tfc. Cowa-33XJ Bhcop-$3.GOgro8H to,00 Droiaed veal (IJtfo Hogo, alive 6s 50 Hojta, droesed uJT Wool and Molnlr, Ooarao wool 14c. Fine 15c. Mohair 25n. n , , Hay, Peed, Etr. Oata 76. Baled choat-fO.GO; to $7. Glover $H. Feed barley $I6$10 nor ton. Uran-$18C0 BhortB 120. Flour, wholesale $2,06. Dairy aad Creamery (Products. Dairy butter 16o. Oroamory 22 fltoro-ir(?S20c. Firct.eloss country, per roll I0u. Oreain at creamery, pan nklmtne.l 15c. Boparator aklmmed 17c, Stelntro Market, C'hlckenr H Spring 10 to 12ic Lgga per dot n, llic. PORTLAND MARKKT. PouTbANn. Aug 14 Wheat Waiia Walla, 0102o Flour Portland, beat gradoe $2.(,50 13.00. Graham $2.05$3.2O Oats Choice Whito $1!2($ $1.2.1, Barley $0 $22.60 perton. MIlUnon-Brau, $I6U. Hay Timothy $1201 J5 per ton. Onions-$1 D0$1.40por cental Potatoes 76e per cental. Butter Beat dairy, 10l8ct funny creamery 021oirltore 17 & 18 .11. ' JKKK'-Orcnoii.rancblO Poultry Chickens, mixed $.'169 O $4.50; hena $5 60, turkeyr, live 1H 14-. Mutton (iroRK, 3c Hogs Gross 6io. Beef-Grots imio. Veal-Groaa 7o Be . Hope 10 17c. Wool-Valley. 12 I5e.t Faalern IrpRon, 8l4o. Mohair, 16 Eden., lIldee--Dry bldea, 111 pounila and up wards, 15a & 161(2. Hot Weather Moils cau bo had at tbe White House Restaurant on abort notice, and you get what you call for. Open day and night. Repair Work Have you tried us? if not do so. we do only firsMass work, if you need a new tire we have it, We fix sinjrie tube tires so ihev itav.flxed, Sun dries of'all kinds. Wheels to r nt. OttoJ. Wilson 135 Court St. I CLASSIFIED ADS. MiBM WANTED. Wanted.-By the Brewer Drug Co., a young man wno has had some ox-' porleneo In the drug business. Kn quire ot Dr. J. H. Brewer, Gray bu.UUng, Salem, Oregon. 8-21-tf More Teams Wanted. Wo can use ait tho teams wo can get to haul ore from tho Helena mine to tho end og our track, tho teams now on the toad cannot take away tho oro as fast as It Is mined. Address W. l Morphy, goneral manager O. & s. H. It. It., Cottago Oroyo. Or. 8-10-tf Wantod lUvo young men, from Marion county at once to proparo for posb tloits In tho government sorvicd Apply to IntorStato Corras. Initt., Cadar Rapids, la. 7-23-lm-dw Wanted Kvorybody to try Orocoa Foot Eaao for nil foot ailments. Once tried always used. Ask your druggist or send 25c 8. L. Hayoa, Hnlaey, Ore, 6-27U ftTT? wiuu ji a i un pip n)jflvu iM1Ma FOR RENT. or Rent Pine trraln nml ilntrv fnrm near Turner, tnodortfvhouso, watet plpod Into same and plonty of wator for stock. Fruit, grass and gardon In plenty. E. C. Ball,. Turner, Ore., It. V. U. No. 3. 8-18-2W FOR 8ALE. For Sale. A good gotttlo driving liorso, . two-seatetl IlRht spring -wagon and harness, th gootl rcpa) for $7C. In tptlro or address Frank Albrlch, Sa lem. ,.- . 8-2!Ot l-or Sale o? Kent. Sulnirlian resT dence. High locality. Short tils taiteo from street car Una Eleven rooms. Large barn; 3Vi acres. 140 fruit trees .(variety). Fourth house on tho road south of Odd Fellows' comotory. W. H. Wlnans, Salem. 8-10-lw For Rent. To tno right party, a. line farm of 360 acres on Howell 1'ralrlo, 200 acres In cultivation, bahmco papturo; cnttlo, sheep and hogs rented with land, luuulre of M. A. McCorkle, G38 Frujittroot, Sahmi, Oregon. 8lO-3U"r For Safe Ono 2-seated carrlago wltli rubber tlree. Nearly as good as now. Enquire at tho olllce of 'T. A. UvoHloy & Co. 8-18-ltn For Sale. A good team, wagon and hnrness, cheap. Inquire at 117 South 14th streot, Depot addition, Salem. 8-lC-Ct LOST AND FOUND. btolcn. Takon from my home, August 13th, two dogs. Ono black and white spotted settor, with a lump on his side, nnswors to tho name of "Nick;" ono Ionian nnd whlto point er bitch, about one year old, an swers to tho name of "Maude." A llhetal reward will bo paid for tholr return to me. B. I'. Taylor, Salem, Oregon. 8-ao-tr, Lost. A small, light, tan-colored va llse, containing linen collar. Finder plense leave at Journal olllce. 8-20-31 LoaL Small rod leather handling, with tab marked "Oeo. McCorklo," be tween Snlom and Fair Grounds. Re ward for return to ailllam's livory Btablo. . 8-10-3t Strayed. A 2"-year-old heifer, giving mlll, Jcraoy, small, llgbt color, with white spot on right Hank. Return to John Oaaldy, Garden Head, for re ward, 8-10-lit MISCELLANEOUS. You will always find tho choicest meats and groceries at tho lowest prices at Edward's & Luitcher's. 400 and 410 Rtnto streot. 'Phono orders given special attention. LODQE8. Protection Ladafi NO. 2. AUQlOIlt Or dor united vyorKmon, meets every Saturday ovoulng la tho Holuiau Hall, corner of Utato and Liberty streets. Visiting brethren welcome F. U West, M. W.j J. A. Hellwood. Recorder. FORESTERS OF AMERICA-Courl Sherwood Foresters No. 19. Meets Friday nlgbu in Turner block. Iru Hamilton O. 11.; A. L. Browu, Bee Central Lodge No. 18 K. of P. Caatle Hall lu Iloluian block, corner State and Liberty street, Tuesday of each woek at 7;0 p. in. Claud Townsond, 0. C.j Zadoo J. Itlggs, K. ol It. aud B, sjBnatsjBSnBMassssatnaPBnfBB i p nu - mmmmm . . PHV8ICIAN8. JT TiTBTewer, physician and surfleon. Office In Gray block. Rooms 7 and 9, phone SI. OSTEOPATHY. Dr. L. E. Wyckoff and Dr. Orace Al bright. Twenty months graduate of tbe Amerlcuu School of Osteop athy, Klrkavllle, Mo. Dr. Wyokoff la tho only twenty months' geuUemau graduate lu Salem. Odd Fellows" Temple. 'I'houe Main 2721. Dr. M. T. Sohosttie Graduate Amerl ..can School of Osteopathy. Kirks ville, Mo. Office lu Tioga block, over tbe Spa. OWoe bouru 8:30 to 11-30 and 1 to 4. a'8 TONSORIAL AND OATHS. rtuinTP' class barbers engaged. Hneit uaui rooms In nlty. We use antlaepUr etnrlllzer. J. Hyan, Prop. Evans' Darber Shop. Only flrat-olaJt shop on SUto streeL isrcry miur now and up-to-date. Finest porcelalc baths. Shave, 16o; hairHJUt, 25o. batba, 26o. Two Orsi-elass bool tJaoks, a W. Eyani. proprietor. rorcslsln Baths. Far ladips and gen Uemen. lfot and cahl shows Iwtba, Bet ef serrlee ami 1 tewels. J. V. Sboup. Proirletor, Ho Com merelsl street. 7-W-lm DErjiRs 433 Stato street, corner 13fltf Eigh. teen years a veterinary. JuLM- oases or domestic animals treated ati my hospital bv the Jatesflm'pMld mothods. Lameness a s'pecjalty, Imvlng taken a post-graduate- coub'o In this special lino In 100. Close nt-, tontlon given to nil work In my llho. Telophono Black 2031. O. Pi. MACK HllfAoonr in n. t i, .... des ring suporlor operations at inod requost0 Rny branch aro ,n e',I)eo,al On Fruit Dryers, Hops, Farm property, on the Installment plan without Interest. Some thing new In fruit dryer In- , aurance. Call and see me. W.A LISTflN M'CornwklnV' ' r REAL E8TATE AND IN8URANCE. S. C. STONE, M- D, PROPRIETORIOP- STONE' DRUG STORE SALEM, OREGON. Tho storesttwo Jn numbor)are located at NO. 23G ntld 2!)7 nntnmmvil.l t and nro well stocked with a complete uuu ui urugs ana mouicinon, tollot articles, porfumory, brushes, etc., Hao had somo 25 ycara oxporionco la the practlco of medicine and now muKos no cnargo lor consultation, ex atnlnaUon or proacrlptlou. , Breitenbush HotSprings EIHST CLASS nOTEJU FW.H0SS, Prortletor. This popular, boat of all summer re aorls is situated near Detroit, eastern terminus of OorvslHs &, Eatern llt, In the heart of tho Gaecado mouofalha. Uegnlar pack train makes dally trip from Detroit to thn springs. Tenting privileges freo All camp supplies can bo purchaocd at the aprlngs. Excellent tithing and hunting. Unto aro very renaonnblo. For further intormatlou aiWroBs, F. W. R088, 712m Detroit, Ore. THE ELITE CAFE 208 Commercial Streot Moala at all hours. Open day and night. Only plnco in tho city handling the aruous OLYMPIA BEER Is Uiq Rocoptlon Saloon. Wholesale aifl it vakftall eisu auvnilt R ECKBRLEN, Proprietor CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer MnntH nil mnll nnrl nnnnnn(nf rrttlna Baggago to all parts of tho city. Prompt torvlco. Telophono No. 241. liUfllXtlill fi lllSUltlUK. B. R. JONES Attorney at Law Toledo, Oregon. Was clerk of circuit court for six years and has an up-to-dato abstract ot all property in Lincoln county,,, .. Barr's German Salye Heals quickly all outs, or brutsei. Draws Borunuss out of lame back, and draws silvers out of flush which often break off too short to pull. Sticks, like (ticking platter. Try it and youi will never be without. By mail 26c. Foraale at BARR'S JEVVCLRY STORE 120 State Street. Salem, Ore. SOULE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS PORTLAND tfR, ffftittS ' hm Will's MuiIsBtoie. i FINE WINKS, LIQUQK8. M ANDOIOARS... 102 CoarfSf Salem Water OFFICE OIlY HALL For wator nervlco apply at offlca. Bills payablo monthly In advance. Make all comp'alnta at theofflce. PirsI Class Bicyel? Repairing And all kinds of sundries at Z FRANK J. MOORE'S IU Court St. PbonoSHI, Steusloff Bros. Dealers In Live Stock, Wholesale and retail butchers and packers. All kinds of fresh and salt meats. Flue sausages, bains, bacon and lard. 318 Commercial street Your Step Mother (a still here busy aa eer, aad whoa your olothes are alt out o( order, worn, with buttons off, tako them to ber tho Salem Dyo Works, At this establishment you can set anything set to rlshta, from ft P!rw gloves, to the most elaborate silk gown. A. gentleman can, get BU.hat cleaned, bis trousers ereased, or W whole suit rejuvenated to uH W taste, also four suits a mouth for II. Buttona sewed nn. rip eewwl u& ii preasa4 on abort notletv New m shrunk (or dreEaaklBif. MRS. C, H. WALKER 1M Cewfiweial . "' ' " '"""""Mlrt