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Newspaper Page TextP'wpj'.i.qM SMmsM. THE 0 AILV JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, AUQU8T 25, 1902. Catarrh I a conitltutlonal disease. It originates In n scrofulous condition oi the blood and depends on that condition. It often cruises headache and dizziness, Impairs the tnstc, smell and hearing, af fects tbo vocal organs, disturbs tbt stomach. It Is alWnys radically and permanently cured by tbo blood-purifying, alterative and tonic action of Hood's Sarsaparllla This great medicine lyis wrought the most wonderful cures of nil diseases depending on scrofula or the scrofulous habit. Hoon's mn arr fie beit cathartic Feather Dusters 18 indies long, for 5 cents until all gone. Higher price Dusters also reduced. YOKOHAMA TEA STORE Roasters of Coffee Pluno 2111 black. F'ee Delivery Harvesters' and Hoppickers' Supplies Men's Overshirts, regular 50c now 39c. Alen's Bib Overalls, regular 50c now 40c. Men's Sox, 5c pr. Gloves, from 10c up. Towels, 5c up. Handkt rchiefs, 2c up. Ladies Crash Skirts, 45c up. Shirt Waists, worth 7 5f , now 45c." Wide brim Hats, 25c. Corsels. 21c Wrappers, 45c up. Large Cotton Biankets, 7 5c pr. Misses Shoes from 25c up. GreenbaunTs Dry Goods Store Next Door to tho Poatofuco. A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you can enjoy from ono of our tender and delicious meats, ateake, lamb or mutton chops, voal cutloU or pork, Our meats oro ell cut from tho fattost ami onmostcattle, and we can oupply your tablo with Ireah, nutritious and wholesome tnmitfl tit bed rock prices. E. C, CROSS SALEM ORE Mm ii 'i Don't Monkey With A GOOD GLASS OF WINE. Of beor with your dinner or lunch eon not only aids digestion, but is lunhhful and aiipstir.nis. Doctors roo ominoml o d c 'aret for ihoso with wak dltet:oa, and e.ei the Pope hJmnt)lf lecruimcnd1 good wlno nt dln nr. wli9ii no; dinik to cmetM. Wo Imvo a np!t):id!d slm k ot clarets and labia winos of nil Kinds, in either lm- f pnrtod or dcmoftlc vintage, us well as whiskies mid I). a. die. J. P. ROGERS. 5- Wholesale and Ftctall Liquor Dealer. . , XT, !" . pii-14 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL It Hilie Htrbor Lime U-et braudii Portland Cement. WOOD; sawed or fill lenifth, All kinds of hiuldin inatnrial, sand, g'avel, lath, shingles, etc. D. S. BENTLBY 'Sl-IM Com'l St. At Easter Time when the building huslneea will be in oull awing. II you haven't given your rdrfl for your lumber requirements It will pay you to get estimated from tJooduld Lumber Co., for any aud all Kinds of lumber for out or liieldo work, lath, shingles, saib, doors, blinds and everything needed In this line. Gcodale Lumber Co. JJcar 8 P. Pi-w'r. depot. Phone 051 if w WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS. John J. Dcmpsoy, Manistee, Mich. W. II. Haymoml, Portland. It. 0. Morrow, Portland. I. II. Bingham, Portland. Wm. llntchclor, Salem. 0. II. Westgnte, Albnny. Cloll Nash,' city. Tom A. Horgan, Portland. J no. S. Mitchell, San Francisco. C. W. McDonald and wife, nodnoy, Iowa. Turner Oltvor and wife, La Grande. C. Hodonfeldt, San Francisco. L. F. Starks, San Francisco. Conrad Krebs, Brooks. Geo. S. Diehl, Cincinnati. o WiJ Ml First Nt put tin' on it piul; with rt IJob'b Atrlnff, Iff. - tglrl SceniB to mo y'r, .n'up o' Btylo drlvln' In tho, J V IIIUUL-VKIUUIUIUU HUIIUJO pinl couch .in ii ud footmen. too.'lDoefl y'r missus tndyoherprlvntorlg?'V-j Ous Wilson is spondlng a few days which proved such a chilling front ' nttnehod to the regular Sunday morn- morning I fool bright and 'my com Second urseglrl-Sho sends mo tout Orogon City. hero last fall. Ho left Innumerable un.' lug train and attonded the annual I'loxlon is bettor. My doctor says It '" A,,.nm8 f B,IVOrton' WttS '-"!-ounU here, and went to Port-! Mission Festival of tho Missouri ffiiKM 'Under th" seaf-New 1'ork Wee"1110 riiy lo"ny' It. - -teSj-r-J i Harry T. Shoa, of Albany, wns in .!& Tir nennrtee. Of Sir William Hurcourt Disraeli once fluid in his affectedly cynical .way, "He has the three essential qualifica tions of success In politics a line per son, n loud voice and no principles." To this when it was repeated to him Ilnrcourt rejoined, "Leaving out tho first two qualification-;, it might almost be applied to 'Dizzy' himself.'' a Poor Laundry If you wnnt first-class work done, or you will get tho worst of It, In faded colors and rotted fabrics. Wo uso no chemicals, and nothing but tho best sonps uiiil washing mnterlals, hence your linen lasts longer, looks bettor, kcops fresh longor, and givos more general satisfaction when dono by our perfect methods, Salem Steam Laundry Col. J. Olmsted, Prop. Dorous D. Olmsted, Mgr. Phono 411. 230 Liberty 8t. Phono 691 Main. .sm-.i.. y: s-v ; - ---'?. "iisa MX' . J.7 ,-4ft- JT-W f . aCJ . nrzL -- 0K2J m? corvRir' A Lucky Find But It's hard to And anything better 'Tit neat of he. 1th and strength. Bear this in mind: them's nothing to equal Silem ler m a tonlo and mild stimu lant. Cooling., refreshing, tourllirig. Inv goratlns, it i a psrfeet hrevr. Strict ly pure, of high grade and uniform in quality tho beer par exiellenee. Capital Brewery Co. Mrs. 31 Bck, Proprietor. S&SrJi& r& ltj- i nsa i m v - vritjc i t r tf'VA t "7 ASTST. . "HL ' lr& "r ,." Jt!T& L rT-.bT&riAjhr INDIGESTION, Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Constipation or any other ailment artrttiK from a oak or dieordereii stomach can be quickly and permanently cured by ths uwfof Ututottor'e 8tomnch fllttera- It has a reco'd of fifty years ot Bunh cures bark of itsind we therefore urgeovpry sufferer to try it, It will euro you. The genuine- line our Private Stamp over the utck ot bottle. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. W-HHIIII lllinill 1 1 IH -&-&Snrfall)Mlifii !! In the 'VVawa ivuiiiiTi HI I I I I IHHIIHII 11191 IH- PERSONALS. Hon. Finnic Dnvoy spent tho day In1 !,,,. I, ,.l ' . tho city today. T. 1). Kny has gono to San Kinnclsco on a buslnuss trip. ' . V. C, Knighton returned to Portland Sunday afternoon. Mrs. W. I. Stnley and chlld'ran ard home .from Newport. AIIbh Edna Pilco has ruturned1 from an outing nt Newport. Win. Urnnt, of Vancouver, is in the city, visiting his brothers. Mrs. V. J. Crelgliton hns returned from a vacation visit at Seaside. Miss Viva Coshow has returned from a visit at Albany and llrownsvlllo. Chnilcs Krautz, of Portland, npont Sunday with ills parents in this city. Dr. nnd Mrs1. 12. A. Ploreo mid Mrs. P. 13. Slator are homo from Nowpoit. Miss Ottio L. Kisenhnrt lias gone to Tho Dnlloa for a visit with rolaUves. Wm. Sellwood hns returned home af ter n two weeks' outing nt Iong Ilcach. Mrs. H. M. Urnnson und dnughtor, Mls Mabel, have returned from Now port. II. J. Illggor has returned from an over-Sundny visit with ills family in Portland. , O. 13. Krniisso has returned to Port land, nftor a visit with, his family in this city. Miss 13vn Patton has roturnod to Portland, after n visit with rolntlvos in tills city. Mrs. C. Campbell, of Mt. Vornon, Washington, is visiting hor uiuco, Mrs. Olllo Phunrson. Deputy Shoriff J. L. Sklpton, C. D. Qnbrlolson nnd C. D. Jussup woro in Woodliurn today. A. M. Hnnson lias roturnod to Port Columbia, wlioro ho is completing n largo govornmont contract. Mr. aud Mm. Oeorge C. Hi own and Mr. and Mm. Prank Corlnl, of San PianelHco, spont Sunday nt WilholL Master John Whuolor, who has boon visiting with tho fnmlly of C. T. Pom oroy, has roturnod to his home In Port land. Miss Kdlth Sapplngflohl has ro turnod from a'wuok'a dollghtful outing at Newport. She reports a most on Joyable tlmo. Mr. nnd Mrs, Arthur Iludgos, ol Prlnuvlllo, mo visiting at tho home ol Mrs. Hedges' parauts, Mr, and Mrs. A. (losuer. Kd. S, Payno, who Is doing litornry work on tho Portland Journal spont Sunday in Sulom with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Payno. Will London and Oscar Stoolhnmnior have roturnod from Nowpoit, whore they havo boon for two weeks, assist ing tho Chomnwa school bnud. Miss Kittlo Hnrbord has roturnod fiom a two weeks' outing at Neskowin, where the families of D. J. Pry and John Maui or nro oncnniped. A W. Otte'iihelmur hns returned tc San Francisco, nftor u visit with hi brother, II. J. Ottouhnlmor, local rop ivseutnilve for I.lllenthal Dro. Mrs. A. H. Kurtz leavos tonight for Placet ville, California, for a visit with relatives. She will bo jolnod latoi by her luulmnd, Captain Kurtz. Mr. and Mrs.C. T. Pomoroy, Dr. Alice Prettyman. Miss Mary Stlnsou, Mrs.-Stlnson nnd Mrs. C. W. Hollon hi and have roturnod from a two weeks' outing nt Wllholt Rprlngs. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Metschan aud son, Edward, of Portland, passed through Saloni this morning on tholr way homo from an outing nt Newport. Win. CrevtMton lias gone to Portland to accept a position with the Duttor Held jowolry house. IIo has for sev eral months boon In the employ of the flarr Jowolry store, In this city. Mrs. rtoso Altkon has roturnod from Seattle, accompanied by hor brothor, Juko liernardl, who has quits reeov ered from his recent lllnes. that was contracted whlh he was visiting friends In Seattle. Mrs. 11. I, Ward, accompanied by her two children, who has, boen visit ing her daughters, the Mlwos ISvans In this city, has returned to her homo at Walla Walla. She was accompanied by her daughter. Mlae Minnie Rvans. Arthur J. Dayton, who recently re turned from San Pranelwo, left Sun day for Seattle and points In Hrltlsh Columbia. Mr. Dayton has aecejitetl a )tfltioh with a drug Ann In Bolso. Ida Iiq, whore he will begin work on Oc tober 1st. Mr. Ella I). MaDowoll left today for her home at San Jose, California, having- been called to Sahjm by the atokipips aud death of h alster. th iatt aim. T. u DavlUan, The many I frffHij of itr, MaDowell eafayed a treat Sunday wkea aha saHg- a solo at the First Pretbyterlaaf ehursh. Afro, MaDowell was foreaerly tho leader and dlreetor of th eholr of thla eburett. WHERE ISPHIL ROGOWAY ActorvDefaulter Still Enjojs Freedom Who Will Stand Loss License Mongy of iIial H. Rogowny, barber, actor and defaulting llconso collector, Is still un- joying his freedom, and no ono seems to know his postofflce address. Itogo- way will bo romombnrod In this city as tho author and tho principal pop 'format In "Tho Ditv of Atoneinont." I"1""' w,,0,' ror BOVornl m0,un8 " ' "orved ns doputy llconso collector, ah- scondlng from thnt point with several city. The festival was hold in Knst hundred dollnrs of tho llconsos thnt hoj wood Park, near tho Asylum, under had collected. The question 1ms now tho auspices of Rov. II. Lossnor, tho nrlson who will stand for tho loss of I pastor, nnd tho members or the con the license monoy thnt Itogowny giogntlon of St. John's Gorinnn Luth fnlled to account for previous to htfTeinn church, of this city. Addrossos departure. The snloon men doclnroworo given by Hev. Cllhrinft. of North that they paid Ilogoway, and. having! Yakima. Washington, nnd Rov. his rcoeipt for tho monoy, refuse to make tho payment a socond time. Tho Poitland Telegram of Prlday evonlng hns the following about Rogeway: Where Is Philip II. Rogoway, formor license collector? Is ho within reach of the authorities, and, If he Is, will ( thoy do anything to round him up and secure an explanation from him ns to! some mysterious features connected with his olllclnl Inbors hero? According to those who clnlm to know, Itogowny Is nn ombozzlor to the extent of several hundred dollars; yot thoHo In authority, who nro expected to forret out such allegations and pun ish the criminal. If such ho proven to bo trno, havo dono nothing, nnd thorc Is no Immediate prospect thnt thoy will. Chief McLauchlan says absolutub nothing hns boon said to him in re gnrd to locating nnd placing Rogoway uudor arrest. Dlsttlct Attorney Chamberlain says nothing whatovor hns been said to hi in hy any of tho city ofllclals In ro gurd to the matter. "If Rogoway has stolon somo of the city's monoy ho ought to be hunted up nnd pioHoeuted," said Mr, Cham tiorlaln. "All I know about tho case Is what I havo soon In tho papers." Deputy City Attorney Fitzgerald says he has boon told by sovoral sa loon mon in town thnt thoy p-d Rogo way llconso money, nnd that tho city auditor has .since boon around to col-loot- tho nmounto, only to lonru that thoy had alroady huou paid. A saloon man on Couch street Is said to hnve paid Rogoway $200, tho amount of his llconso foo for two quartors, but, ac cording to the nudltor, thoro Is nothing ou tho books to show that, tho feos woro paid. Thoro Is another snloon kuopar on Durnsldo stroot who wns swlndlod out of $80 by tho missing collector. It Is said that Rogoway's shortage foots up to sovoial hundred dollars. Thero Is talk of compelling tho saloon mon who paid tho collector to sottlc again, hut thoso fumlllar with the law say sucli a procoeduro would be impossible, ns tho doalers have ro colpts signed by tho collector, who nt that time wns nn authorized odlcinl in tho omploy of tho municipality. In addition to tho monoy which Rng owny Ih said to havo obtalnod In the collootlou of license), It Is known' that he loft n largo number of unpaid bills behind, mid tho creditors would bo oh poclally well ploasod to l.uvo the au thorities take a hand in tho mntter of bringing tho follow to justice. When Rogoway left hero three mouths ngo ho wns supposod to have gone to San Francisco. Soon uftor. however, ho was noon In Seattle, and later a letter was received here that lie hnd made n "clean-up" of gold al Dawson, ami was coming back tc settle up all his outstanding accounts. Tills, however, Is now believed to have been n ruse concocted for tho purpose of giving tho nllogod defaulter furthei tlmo In which to mnko good his on 'capo. SUED FOR A DIVORCE MRS. HATTIE L. POWERS ASKS TO BE LEGALLY SEPARATED FROM GUY M. POWERS, FORMERLY 0. R. & N. AGENT AT SALEM. Mre. Hattle I Power has begun suit for divorce from Guy M. Powers. The defendant Is well known In this vicinity. IIo served for several year as railroad agent in this elty, and was for a short time one of the proprietors of the Oregon Independent, and Is now a traveling saleeman for tho Oregon Nursery Company. Mrs. Power al leges that they were marrltd in 1880. and that about two year ao her hus band began to abuse tier, ourse her and otherwise mistreat her, so as to render life burdensome. She allege that about a year ago ho left her and went to California, whithor she fol- lowed hltn, and endeavored to per. tuatio nun to relujn and live witn tier. This hg refuted te do. but met hen entreaties with corse. She akto al letfea that Powers hat property of the value of fSOeo. which he Uas conveyed to his brothor. Frank H. Powers, of Portland, for tho purpose of dcrrnudiiiR nor. Sho asks that tho tonvoynnco oc sot aside, tliat sho bo awarded monoy with which to prosocttto the di vorce and that sho bo given ?30 per month alimony, and one-third of his roal property. John Uoyne and John A. Carson nro nttomoys for tho plaintiff. FESTIVAL OBSERVED ANNUAL MISSION FEAST CELE. BRATED DY THE GERMAN LUTHERANS OF SALEM AND PORTLAND. An excursion party of Gorman Luth- jornns of Portland and Mt. Angol, came to Snlnm vimtmilnv In u hmopIdI rnnnii SV'10" ' t" Gorman I.uthornn donom- Inatlon, that was eolobrntod in this Schmolzer, of ISvorott, Washington, nM, ..i..!.....,. .(. i .i JUL- iiniium, nuinu uu in niiiuiiui, run rosonted tho Poitlnnd SSion nnd Trln Ity Oermnn l.uthein'n chiircheH of tho , moUopolls, and tho congregation of the snmo denomination of Mt. Angol. Tho excursionists loft for tholr homos on the afternoon trnln Sundny. 0 WAS BURIED ONSUNDAY MANY FRIENDS ATTENDED THE FUNERAL OF THE LATE MRS. R. P. HANSEN FLORAL TRIBUTES. The funeral sorvlcos over the re mains of tho late Mrs. R. P. Hanson woro conducted at tho lato rosldonce In South Salem nt 2 o'clock Sundny nftornoon. Thoio was a largo nttend nneo of neighbors nud sympathising frlonds. A short funeral discourse woh given by Rev. C. A. Rnblng, pas tor of the United ISvaugellcnl church. Some nppiopilnto selections wore giv en by a trio consisting of Mosdaines. I.onho, Dlikey nnd IIutchiiiH, Tho pall heareis wero Messrs. Anion Vass, ti. F, Mason. Loator Hunter, W. F. It. Smith. 0. A. Nye nud S. C. Klghtllng ar. After the services at the house had ended the remains woro taken In charge by the membors of Silver Hell Circle, Women of Woodcraft, of which tho deceased wns a charter mombor. The ImprosHlvo burial sorvlco of tho order was followed, at tho conclusion jf which the body was plauud In Its jopulcliro Thoio woro many bonutl fill floral tributes, with which tho gravo was covered. Tho decoauud was a loving mother, n kind wife, welcome neighbor, and a popular innmbor of the fraternal circles In which she moved, o Deafness Cannot Be Cured. 'iy local application, ap they cannot ron oh tho dlseasod portion of tho ear, i'horo Is only ono way to cure deaf ness, and that is by constitutional remedios. Deafness Is causod by nn inflamed condition of tho mucous lin ing of tho Eustachian Tubo. Whon his tube gets Inflamed you havo a -ambling sound or linporfoct hearing, uul whon it Is ontiroly closod daafnoss s the result, und unless the liillama Mon ran bo taken out nnd this tube rostnrod to Its normal condition, hear ing will bo destroyed forovor; nine 'uses out of ton nro causod by catarrh vvhich Is nothing but but nn Inllamed "ondltlon of tho mucous surfaces. We will givo one hundred dollarg 'or any case of doafness (caused by utnrrh) thnt can not ho cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sond for circu lars, froe. F. J. CHUNKY & CO.. Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all druggists, 76 cents. Hall's Fnmlly IMII.i ure tho best. Dr. mid Mrs. I?, A. Plorce nnd Mrs. Slater have loturned fiom Newport, Dr. Plorro being much Improved In health. TWENTY YEARS TRIAL. Thoro are lots of good things the doc tors know nothing about. Wo fre quently cure people of disease after tho doctors havo given them up. If the disease coraoa from over work, dissipation, of exposure, causing weak and watery, blood, and loss of flesh and strength, we have tho one sure ro mo il y in Dr. (lunn's Blood and Nerve Tonic. These tablets taken with meals turn the food Into rich red blood, making strong steady nerves. nnd Increasing tho strength, building up solid flesh at tho rate of 1 to 3lbs per week. This meanB heultli For nervous prostration, loss of memory. or a pale, sallow complexion, a better remedy was never made. Doctors know nothing about this remedy only the fact that wo make cures; as. we have been doing this for twenty years we know our method to be the right one. Druggists sell Dr. Ounn's Blood and Nctrvo Tonic for 7Jc per box, or 3 boxoa for 1 2, or sent by mall on re ceipt of prlco. Write us for a pam phlet telling all about this groat med icine. Addres Dr. flunn, Philadelphia Pa. For sale at Dr. Stone's Drug Stores. 1 Iustiiance companies art caiicolllng policies on Portland wntfr front IrM - ri, ueeuuHU iu viif luuna lire hoat. ... .'. . . ". ... . ' bick Heacucne acsoiuteiy ana per raniiently cured by uslnjc Mokl Tea, A pleasant herb drink. Cures Consti pation and IndlKestton, make you eat. sleep, work and happy, flattsfao tkMt guaranteed or money baaH, 26 eta, and CO eU. Write to W. H. HOOKHU & CO., Buffalo. N. Y., for a free sample. D. J. FRY, Prugglst INDIGESTION is tho cnuso of mofo discomfort than any other aliment. If you cat tho things that you you want, and thnt aro good for you, you aro distressed. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will make your digestion porfect and provont Dyspepsia and Its attendant dlsagreo nble symptoms. You can safely eat anything, nt any tlmo, if you tako one of these tablets afterward. Sold by nil druggists under a posltlvo guaran tee. 25 eta. Monoy refunded If you nro not satisfied. Send to us for a freo snmple. W. II. HOOKKR & CO., Buffalo. N. Y. Creole. Originally a crcolo was n child born In this country of French or Snnnlsh parents, tbo word coming from the Spnnlsh crenre, to create. At present the word Is restricted In use to those of Spanish and French descent, who nro I born In tho states that were French - nud Spanish colonies, especially Lou- Istana, -o- Bcd Time t i, .. ,.i.,... .. ,-i.... .. . i8 nindo of herbs, and is propared as easily as toa. It Is called Lano'fl nicd- iclne. All druggists soil It nt 2Gc and BO cents. line's Family Modlclneo moves the uowcls each day. If you cannot get it, send for freo samples. AddresB, Orator Woodwartl, Lelloy, IN, X, The White Houso Restaurant is still tho leading cat ing houso In Clio city. Menls on short notice. Olvo us a call. Manning & Ferguson havo a coin ploto lino .or builders' hnrdwaro at tholr now storo. 7-21-tfdw Do You Smoke? You cannot find a bettor clgnr any whole than n Tashmoo 12-cont rlgnr. All clear Havnna wrapper and filler Aug Iluckonsteln. XMarket Quotations TocJayX i "Matt ltrn rt finnd llnm Mrlrn" TUT vsrvww-rwvfr Hop Mtrktf. Hope 1C1 10(rf20c, contracts 17$c Flour. Flour-t2. 70t3 bbl. Potntots ApplM, Etc. Potatoes 10c. OnioiiP, $1.60 Dried Frulti. Dried applos fltfQOJv. Italian nrunoa 40s to 60s Iljtf to 'A)i Petite Prunes 40s to 60a, UK lo. Wood, Fcoce Posts, Etc. Ulgflr-3 tr.!5 Second jirowth 12.60.;2 75 A(hr-&0. Uodv oak $1.00. Pole oak M.00. Cedar posts 0 to 10c, Balm wood I2.C0 and f3.00 Hides. Pelts andPura Green hides, No. 1 7r. Green hides, No. 2 5c- , Calf skliiH 4Bc. Hhecp 7fic. , Gout skins 26c to $1.00. Gray fox 26 to 60c. . Cton 10 to 40c. Mink I'Cc to (1.26, Oiter-fl to $5, bkiink-lOtoU&c. Musk rat I to Bo. Wildcat 10 to'26o. Wrest, Osts, etc. Wheat -60c. Oats Ulo -, Barley 110 per ton. Flax Cash, Northwest, 11,70. Live Stick Wufrket." ' Stoers 33Kc. Cowb-3HJ$ Bheep-ft.&Ogrosa to $1,10 Dressed veal flfe HogH,nllvo 5j ejijn lions, drossed Hli Wool tad Motislr. Coarse wool 14c. Flue IGc. Mohair 26.i lis,, Peed, Cf. Oals 76. Haled cheat fO.CO. to (7. Clover 10. Feed barlo.t 116(8110 per ton Hrau-flH60 Shorts 20. Flour, wholesah -2.16, Dslry tad Cretitery iProlucts. Dairy butter I6e. Crenmerv 22J$ Ptore-10-.'0o. Flrsi-clns country, per roll 40o, Cream at creamery, pan sklmmel 16c. Separator skimmed 17. Stelotr'sMiikti, Chickens 8wj 8pilng 10c VW v dotn, Hie, PORTLAND MARKET. I'oirrLAND, Aug 14 - Wheat Want Walla, t)l(.2o Flour Portland, boat grades '2,W$ 13.0). Graham 2 0&t3.2O Outs Choice White 11.129 $1.26. Barley 20 (22.60 tiertnn. MIIUfufl-Braii. fl6fjl. Hay Timolhy 11204 tl Hr ton. Onions- I (K)f 1.40 par cental Potatoes 76c per cental Butter Beat dairy, 10I8j; fanuj creamery 2021ciKtore 17 18 .fl, Kirgs-Orej;on , ranch 10 I'oultry-Chlckens, mixed $3 60 l 60; hens (6 60, turkeys, lire 13 GjHr. Mutton Oross. 3c Hogs Grose flp. Beef-Gross 3a3c. Veal-Gross 7c (i 8..- 11-. Hops-10(itl7c. Wool-Valley 12 JCuJb . Fastern Orseoti,8l4o:Mohalr, 262flclb, illdee Dry hides, 10 poundu and up wards. I fie & 161 Repair Work Have you tried us? If not do so, we do only firM-class work. If you need a new tire we , ha VC it, We fix 5(n$?le tube .. . 4 C A C A urea au inc siay iiacu. juii' I ...... .... 'dries of all kinds. Wheels to- ftflt. J Otto J. Wilson 135 Court St. CLASSIFIED. ADS. WANTED. Wanted.-Ry the Urcwer Drug Co a young man who has had some ex perience in the drug biftlnoss En quire of Dr. .1. H. Un, arny building, Salem, Oregon. 8-21-tf More teams WaiiiedWo can use aii mo iirnnis wo can got to hm.i nr from the Helena mine to tho end or mil ft-nnl- riM.- iA - "-" iu leaniB now. on tho road cannot toko away the oro an iai us ii is mincq, Address W. F. Morphy, general manager 0. & S. R It. It., Cottago Qrovo, Or. 8-10-tr WantedFive young moil from Marlon county at onco to proparo for posi tions In tho government sorvlco. Apply to Inter-Stato Corros. Inst., Cedar naplds, la. 7-23-lm-dw Wanted-Everybody to try Oregon Foot Ease for all foot ailments. ' 'Onco tried always used. Ask your drucglst or send 25c Sj U Hayes, Halsey, Pro, B.27u FOR RENT. For Rent Fine grain and dairy farm nonr Turner, modern houso; wator piped Into santo and plenty to water for Btock. Fruit, gross, and garden In plenty. K. C. Unll, Ttiruor, Oro., It. P. D. No. 3. 818-2w FOR SALE. r-or sale. Altambnt driving Horse, seven years old,' gentfb' and Bound, welgha about .ir.o pounds. Call at 107 Stato sticct for particulars. . 8-23-tf For 8ale. Family residence largo grounds and lots adjoining. Within two blocks of capital. Inaulro at Journal office 8-22-1 in For Sale. A good gontlo dtlving horse, two-seated llgh spring wagon and hnrncBH, in good repair, for ?76. In tpilro or address Prank Albrlch, Sa lem. 8-21-3t Hor bale 57 Kent. (Suburban reBi deuce. High locality. Shorr ilia tanco from street oar lino. Elovon rooms. Lurgo barn; 314 acres. 140 fnilt troes (variety). Fourth Iioubo on tho road south of Odd Follows' cometory. W. R. Wlimiis. Salem. 8-lfi-lw" For Sale Ouo 2-soatod carriage with rubber tires. Nearly as good as r.ow. Knqulro nt the ofllco of T. A Llvesloy & Co. ,. 8-fS-lm ' LOST AND FOUND. tttolen. Taken from my homo.Augtuit 13th, two dogs, Ono black and white spotted Bettor, with a lump on his side, answers to the name ot "Nick;" one lemon and white point er bitch, about ono year old, an swers to tho naiiio of "Mnude," A liberal roward will be paid for tholr return to inc. B. P. Taylor. Salem, Orogon. 8-20-tf. MISCELLANEOUS. AAAAAAAAAAA4 Large Profits Made soiling lubber collars, etc. Agonttr wanted. Send stamp for particular!). Al. & M. Mfg. Co.. Springfield, Mans. 8-23-lt You will always find tho choicest meats and groceries at tho lowest prices ut Edward's & Lusuhor's, 400 and 410 Stato street. Thono orders given special attention. LODGED. Protection Lodge No, 2, Auclont Or- uor umtod wornmon, moots ovory Saturday ovonlng lu tho lfolman Hall, cornor of State and Liberty streets. Vlsltlug brethren welcome. F. U West, M. W.J J. A. Sellwood, Rocorder. FORESTERS OF AMERICA-Court Sherwood Foroatera No. 10. Moots Friday nlghu in Turner block. Ira Hamilton C. It.; A. L. Ilrowu, Sec Central Lodge No. 18 K. of P. Caatle Hall In Holman block, corner Slate and Liberty streets, Tuesday of each weok at 7:30 p. in. Claud Towutend ft a; Zudoo J. lllggs, K. of R. and B. PHY8ICIAN8. J. H. Brewer, physician and surgeon. Office In Oray block. Room 7 and 0, Phone 01. OSTEOPATHY. - - ft nn n ii 11 fi Dr. L. E. Wyckoff and Dr. Grace Al bright. Twenty months graduates of the American School ot Osteop athy, Klrksvllle. Mo. Dr. Wyckoff Is tho only twenty months' gentleman graduate In Salem. Odd Follow' Tomplo. 'Phono Main 2721. Dr. M. T. Bchoett'o (Iraduato Amerl ..can School of Ostoopatnr, Klrka ville, Mo. Offlco In Tioga block, over the Spa. Ofllco hours 8:30 to 11:30 and I to 4. M- TON80RIAL AND OATHS fTn?t"tvMOPort8Tiveu .-. m- class barbers engaged. Finest both rooms In -Ity. We use antiseptic aterillrer. J. Ryan, Prop. Evans' Barber 8ho- Only Orst-olaas shop on Stato street. livery Uilng uow and up-to-date. Flnwt porcelain baths. Bhavo, 15c; hair-cut, 26c, baths, 26c. Two first-class boot hltoks. a W. Erans, proprietor. Porcelain Baths. For ladle aud gen tinmen. Hot and cold shower baths Best of service nnd eleau towelt. J. F. Shoup, Pioprlelor. 200 Com mercial street. , 7-30-1 m IIUIH WING SANG CO. New llae of CMhm and Japue taney and dry ood. 8I)k made up. Fine whttw underwear of all kinds. .Wrapper. wgltU. 8krU. ente" and J ladlen (HmlehiNK oda kvee. nwt tluK, etc.. for sale very cheap. I 110 State Street, Salem, Or. Dr. E. E. Jackson, V. S and dentist, - 433 Stato street, corner lath, Klah teen years h veterinary. Ull dl8i cases of domestic animals treatccrat my horpltal bv the latest Improved t uiewious. .Lameness a sp-oglaltyj having taken a post-grnduato conrsel " i"--" ,iu iii iuw. yiose at- tentlon given to nil work In my Ifiio Tolophbno Black 2031. O. H. MAOfC suisac! Successor to Dr. J. M. Keono, lt White i Cornor. Salem, Orogon. Parties deairlng supdrlor oporntions at mod Sue t Bny braDCh r0 ln oapoda' On Fruit Dryers, Hops, Farm , Property, on the Installment plan without Interest. Some thing new In fruit dryer In turance. Call and see' me. W. A. LIST0N, Stc,a , tttAU tiBTATE AND INSURANCE, S. C. STONE, M. D. PBOPRIETOR.OP , STONE' DRUG STORE ., SALEM. OREGON. Tho fitoran'tu-n in nn,niin.V.. i.r... at No. 235 nnd 207 Commorclali at,. u niu wui niucKou wun a comploto llnrt nf nriitra nn.l in.irl. .-... articles, perfumery, brushes, etc., " " u"io io yeara oxpononco In tlm nrnrtlon nf mnllln ..., - makoa no chsrgo for conoultatlon, oi- nlHHil . . tta . r uuiuwuu ur prcBcnpuon. Breitenbush HotSprings FIRST CLASS IIOTiciP F. W. H053, Proprietor. This llntilllnr. hnat. nf nil ...M,. .- sorts is situated near Detroit, eastern mruiiuuR oi uoTvaiuo oc Kaslern It. K, in tho heart of the Cascade mountafus. Reanltr nanir train m.lm, .l.,l t.i from Detroit to tho sprites. Tenting privileges freo All camp supplies can bo purchased at tho springs. Excellent fishing and hunting, Rates are very reasonable For further information' address, F. W.M1088. 7 1 2m Detroit Ore.- THE ELITE CAFE 208 Commercial Street Meals at all hours. Open day and night. Only place in the city handlini- the amous OLYMPIA-BEER It tho Reception Snloon. Wholetalo and retail, R ECKBRLBN, Proprietor CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Moots all mall and passenger trains. HaKgago to all parts of tho city, Prompt service Telephone No. 241. HOMYHR St. HGDRIOK. B. P. JONES Attorney at Law Toledo, Oregon. WftB otftrk nf circuit rnnrf for alv years aud has nn up-to-data abatract of all property In Lincoln county Barr's German Salve Heals quickly all cuts, or bruiooj. Draws uronesa out of lama back, and draws silvers out ot lleah which olten break off too short to pull. Sticks like slicking planter. Try It and yon will never bo without. Ity mall 2So. For stln atJMRlVS JEWELRY STORE 120.8tate Street. Salem, Ore. S0ULE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS i for Salt a asvklsltr lv orders st Cte Wltrs Music Wort. PORTLAND OR. Tl)? flDDeJj.. H FINK WINKS, I.IQUOR8 AND010AU8.... 102 Court St Salem later OFFICE UITY HALL For water service apply at offlce. Dllia payablo monthly in advance, Mako all complaints at the office. First Class Bicycle Repairing And all kinds of sundries at Z FRANK J. MOORE'S 10 Court St. Phone 3W4, bteusloff Bros i Dealers In Live Stock, Wholesale and retail butchers and packers. Ail kinds of fresh and salt meats. Flno 8usaee, haws,, bajwa and lard 318 Commercial atrett Your Step Motier Is still here busy aa ovorj and'wMea your clothes are all out ot order, worn, with button off. take them to her at the Salem Vfo Worka, At thla establishment you can get anything et to rights, from - pair trf gloves, to the most elaborate !k .um A' vantlAttt can fft hit .hat cleaned, hit troutera creased, or his whole Ut rejuvenated w sun w taste, also four suits a month for 1. JJuttoM sewed on, rlpa sewed, up, mats nisaii nn thnrt notica. New town shrunk for dratasuUB. MRS. C. H. WAIKE 1M Connisrclal sHfnL INSURANT -J 'i :M "'. . f 5)3 i M rfd ,.W t f e