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Newspaper Page TextS2ttCTSW!8neBl5GraiS(! THE DAILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OrtEfcdN, WEDNE8DAY, AUGU8Y 7, 1902. INDIGESTION la the causa of tnorb discomfort thnh miv other ailment. If you Oat tho thiticn tlinl you you -want, and that nrc good for you, you aro distressed. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will make your digestion perfect and prevent Dyspepsia and Its attendant disagree able symptoms. You can safely cat anything, at any time, If you tako one of these tablets afterward. .Sold by nil druggists und6r a positive guaran tee 25 ts. Money refunded If you aro not satisfied, Send to ub for a freo Bamplo. W. H. HOOKER & CO., Huffalo. N. Y orto ica, A new coffee. Flavor is altogether different than other coffees. Tho 25-cent grado is as nice In np- Ipenrance as any other 35-cent grado. llemombor our coffeea aro not roaat- ed In far-off markets and boen,on tho road for two or three weeks. Wo guar antee ours to be always fresh. YOKOHAMA TEA STORE 'Phone 2411. Free Delivery. ALL ABOUT YOU. Builders aro UBlng our lumber .for nitslde work, for heavy construction and for Interior finishing; to the satin faction of themselves and patrotiH. Why not profit by their example, nnd favor us with a call. Wo select only tho best varieties of lumber, nnd our long experience onnblos us to proper ly house and season them.' Drop In next time you're this way. Goodale Lumber Co. Near 8. P. Pas. Depot. Phone 651. A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast iOr dinner you can enjoy from ono of our Ftender and tlolicloUB meats, Btoake, laiiib for mutton chops, voal cutlota or pork, Our moats are all out from tho fattest ami tmmestcattle, and we can supply your table wltU treaii, nuiriuoue iu .A 4. ItA.I v Art IV iwinoo wholesome mourn uv uuu iw ...... E, C, CROSS SALEM- ORE ; I'hon 2D1 Don't Monkey With SOMKil'14" A GOOD GLASS OF WINE.. Of boor with your dlnnor er: lunch. -eon not only aids dlgostlon, but is Healthful and nppotlzlng. Doctors rec ommend good, clnrot for thoso with weak dlgostlon, and oven tho Popo himself recommends good wlno nt dln nor, when not drank to oxcesfl. Wo havo a splondld stock of clarets and tahlo wines of all kinds. In elthor Im ported or domoatlc vlntnge. aa well as whiskies and brandies. J. P. ROGERS Er"" Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealer. -5- , BM rnS V ,Wt., WHOLB'SXLE AND RETAIL itrtclio Unrbir Umo. Bst hrniula Portland Cement. ' WOOD tawed or full length. All kinds of liiiildlnf: material, sand, g'avel, lath, sblnglea, elo, D. . BBNTLBY Pnm'i Ri. - Phone 001 Main "U-183 Com'l Rt. At Easter Time. . d when the building hus.nea will lie in oull awing. II you haven't given your rdors for your lumbar rerjulremeuta it will pa? you to et estimates from Uoodale Lumber Co.. for, any and all Kinds of luinb.ori Inr GU.IOJ Inajde york. lath, shingle, eanii,-doors, blinds and everything needed in this line. Goodale Lumber Co. Near 8 l. Paw'r. depot. Phono 651 r BBBssiBBBBBBfl! VBBlBS. The Way to .Live. Donls' A. jifc'Cnrthy, in tfoiialiuq'u Mag- nzlne. It Is hardly worth tho while to be auy i thing olso but kind! ft Way he that some of -us sin, -hutt'tlB easy to 'find That more, far more of us err Just be oaiiBo we are blind. tt Is hardly worth tho while io bo nny- thlng else but Just, For today or tomorrow wo die, and our bodies arc dust, And tho millionaire's Head Is' as low ns tho man with a cruBt. ItjitfMiardly Worth tho white to bo any 1 1 j thing elso but good Wo may as well Borve tho Master the way that we Bhould,, Wo may as well lovo Him and serve 1 1 tin the way that Ho would. To b6 Honest and pure, to ho faithful and brave and resigned, , All, thltf Ib tho standai'd Ho Hts Tor a heart and a mind, And day after day. till tho end, to bo kind, to bo kind. HUIE WING SANG CO. New lino of Chinese and Japanese fancy and dry goods. Silks made up. Fine white underwear of all kinds. Wrappers, waists, skirts, gouts' and Indies' furnishing goods, gloves, mat ting, etc.,' for sale very cheap, 140 State Streot, Salem, Or. a Poor Laundry If you want flrst-clasn wont none, or you will got tho worat of It In faded colors and rottod fabrics. Wo uso no chomtcnlB, and nothing- but tho host Boaps and washing materials, honco your linen lasts longor, Tooks hotter, keeps fresh longor, and glvos moro gonoral satisfaction whon done by our perfect methods. Salem Steam Laundry Col. J. Olmsted, Prop. Dorous D. Olmsted, Mgr. Phono 411. 230 Liberty 8t mr?. 1ti tuhwi)T' A Lucky Find But It's haid to And aiiyililng bolter 'Tit a casj of he. th and atrength. Dear tbia In mlndjjthere'a nothing to w lal Sulemjbeer as a tonic and mild stimu lant. Cooling refreshing, nouruhJng invigorating, it is a perfect brear Strict ly pure, of high grade and uniform ip quality the br;par.'exte4lwie. pSS ' "" Cet.ait.r &-,- v&GQTBrW &. c7 ff tbbS ' wi rt Capital BrewerfCo. Mn.M Beck, Proprietor. 1 8 tltlH-l H IIIIIIIIH H-fr tSoCfalRealmi H I I I 1 III III I It 1 1 1 t'H-M-M-fr Successful 'Concert. The concert nt Eastwood Park Tues day evening was probably tho most successful one yet given this season. The principal part of the program was furnished by tho Stnlwart Quartet, Which nevor fails t6 please, and the members novor sang better than they did laBt night. - -The moylng. pictures wofo n Buccqs's'j-and everything, wbnt along without-Tiny tlrpsome rntorrup tionri. Tho large crowd .was well en tcrtnlnod. Carof Thanks. I wish to convoy my hoartfolt thanks to the friends and neighbors, and par ticularly to the members of Sllvor Doll Circle, Womon of Woodcraft, for tholr kindly sorvlces attending tho sick ness and death of my wife. It. P. HANSEN. Mr. Alexander Cooper will lectliro in the W. C. T. U. hall Wednesday ovon Ing, ami after tho lecture the Indies will servo Ico cream nnd enko at 10 cents n dish, for tho good of the union. 8-27-lt o PERSONAL8. Lot L. Pbarce was in Portland today. Dr. and Mrs. J. N. 'Smith aro home from Newport. t II. II. Itngnii and -family aro home from Newport. MIbb Nolllo rilngo is visiting .with frlehds In Portland. Mr. nnd Mra. B. M. I.uwjmvo re turned from Newport. . MIbb Mlnetta Magcrs has roturnod from a weoks' outing nt Newport. Jefferson Myers HnB returned to Al bnny, after a short visit In this city. Herbert L. Summer has returned front an oxtonded outing nt' Newport Miss Maudo Hlrsclt has returned from a throe wockB' outing nt New port. W. S. Bozorth has returned from a trip to his timber claim in Lincoln county. Mr, anil -Mrs. O.- W. Putnam Havfe re turned from a visit nt points on tne Sound. MIsb Certrudo O'Drlon, of Albany, Is In tho city, tho guot of MIhs LoIb Loshow. Mra. Myin A. White and sou, Klino, havo returned from n visit to rolntlvoB at Seattle. Miss Holcn Hoguc, of Albnny. Is vIb Itlng in this city, the guost of MIbb LoiiIbo McOco. Mrs. Oladys Hooker wnB In Portland today, whero sho will attend tho mil llnery openings. Mr. nnd Mr. Qieniv SHafor loft to day for Dayton, Washington, wlibro thoy will roHldo. Mih. K. V, Oshoruu and daughter. Mnrgarut, havo returned from an out Ing nt Newport. Mrs. P. O. Haaa and baby Have re turned from a visit to friends nt HIUh- lioro and Poitland. MIbb Anna Hopf hhs gone to Port land for a visit, and will romnln until aftor the carnival. Mrs. L. M, Kirk and daughters. Misses Laura and I.orona, Havo ro turned from an outing at Newport. Mrs. L. 1). Homy and sister, Mrs. M. O. Mclnttro, of South Dakota, Havo returned from an outing nt Ssasldo. Mr. and Mrs, C. O. Cray, who Hava been visiting Mr, and Mrs. A. G. Nye, Have roturnod to tholr homo at Hal' soy. The MIbsob Laura and Nlta Wise, of, Myrtle Point, aro gliosis' at tho homo of Superintendent- and Mrs. L. R. Travor. P. H. Campbell, who Is in charge of tho construction of the Salem post ofllco building, went' to -Portland this morning. Miss Mnhel Cronlso will go to Sa lem tombrrow, for a fov days' visit with relatlvos.-rCorvallls Ouzotto, Aug. 2Cth. Potor Wnm6r and floorg O'Doan, of Nllcs and Nashville, Mich., rospect holy, aro in fTiit, city, gurnts of tholr old-time friend, J. W. Young. William J. Furnish, a prominent citl- zon of Pendleton, whp paid Albany a vlst last Ma'y, Ib on. his way to San Franolsoo.on a-i(jQas'ur trlrtTf-Albn'ny Domoorat, ,f j ' Mrs. y. II. Dyid and daughter, MIks Wlunlfred, woro in Portland today. MIbb Wlilnlfrod will lonvo soon for Iloaton, Mass, whore she will continue Her musical studloa. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Tlrown left Tues day aftarnoan for Uoston, Mr. Urown being a delegate from 'Oregon to tho National ABOcIatlon of Civil Ungln eers. Hn Houto they will visit at tholr old Home at Dou Moines. Iowa. Mrs. Mary Stephens, of Lakevlsw Oregon, who has hen on an extended visit with 'her daughters, Mra. Ilingo and Mrs. Phelpa, of Salcun, has nt turned to her home, accompanied by her daughter, Mra. Bthel floater. Mra. Sarah Ilogera. accompanied by her niece, Mias Helen Woodley. of ISv anston. Illinois, who has been viltlng Her slater. MrBOoorgo Weller, started tills mornlHg'for her home In the Kast. She wa,B aesompanled to Partland by br nephew. Charlca 8. Wwllar. Frank pavls. manager for J. a. Wright & Go., and later local repre sentative for the Pnrson-Pnge Co.. of Portland, starts tomorrow (or an Fraaaisoa, WheVe he jaoejt lno the em j'toy er tpe raring yoat uisouij jm aay He will travJ,ln , North wn California. His family wm Ollew 1h abeut a BMWth lq atce-th4r hew in OaJciaad Mr. Daa Is a snocMMful man la bis line, and UiAvm many frlMsd Is br4 abevt &raW Mr. and Mra. T. W. UIIm. w&o tiava befl epwidlog their hOHeyraooB la' Eczema How It reddens the skin, Itches, ooios, drlea and scales I Some people call it tetter, milk crust or galtrhcnm. The aufferln from If Is sometimes In tense; local applications are resorted to tney mitigate, but cannot cure. It proceeds from humors Inherited or ac quired and persists until these hare been removed. Hoods Sarsaparilla positively removes them, has radically and permanently cured the worst cases, and Is without an equal for all cutaneous eruptions. UooimLaiitet))bntclbttUc. tTlcMcn. tho Wtlllnmetto valley, at snlem, will arrive In Ashland tomorrow. Mr. Miles Is en route to his school work nt Hakorsflohl, Cal . but Mrs. Miles will visit In Ashland several wookB be fore' joining him In f'ho'BoutHlnnd. . . . 13. P. McCornack, of Salem, tho woll known capitalist and largo ranch own er In Klamath county, was hero yes terday, en route to San Francisco Miss Kthel Knight, of Snlem, who had been the guost of MIbb Louisa Whit ney for some weeks, loft for her homo Frldny ovcnlng. Ashland Tidings. TO OBSERVE LABOR DAY THE UNION ORGANIZATIONS OF THE CITY HAVE ARRANGED A BIG PROGRAM, TO CONCLUDE WITH A BALL. Labor Day will bo fittingly celebrat ed In this city next Monday. All of the trades unions of the city havo Joined In the movement to obscrvo the anniver sary that has been sot aside. Tho Sa lem Centtnl Labor Union Held a meet tug Inst night, when some of tho de tailed arrnngementB for the day's pro gram of exorcises received attention. The program of the day will bo Ini tiated with n Btrcet parade, In which nil of the labor organizations of the city will participate. The parade will Include tho 8uvon unions of tho city, ns follews: Typographical, Clorks, Clgarmnke'rfl, CarponterH, Pnlntors. Harbors and Federal. Tho terminal point of the lino of march will bo at Marlon squnro, whore, If the weather Ib favornble, a program of exercises, appropriate to tho day, will bo car rlod out. It will Includo nddrosses by Hon. Prank Davey, L. 11. McMahou, J. A. Joffroy nnd K. II. Flngg, nnd there will be sovornl mimical numbers, The day's program will concludo with n grand hall In tho armory. The man agement lins employed tho Ellis' hand and a good orchestra for the day. Bed Time I tako a pleasant Herb drink, tho next morning I fool bright nnd my com plexion Is better. My doctor Bays It acts gently on the stomncho, liver and kidneys, nnd Is a pleasant laxative, it Is made of herbs, and Is propared as ouBlly as tea. It Is called Lane's med icine. All druggists sell It nt 2Ga and ,60 cunts. Lnno's Family Medicines moves the howols each day. If you cannot get It, Bend for freo snmplcn. Address, Orator Woodward, I.olloy, N. Y. ' "O HAD NOVEL JMJTING TWO COLLEGE BOYS, OF PORT. LAND, CONCLUDE A TRAMP THAT COVERED MORE THAN 600 MILES. Halph A. Fontun, son of W. I). Fen ton, nnd Harry Dolph, youngest son of the Into .Senator Dolph, both Port land boys, and students at tho State Unlvoralty, at Eugene, havo just com putod u novel and onjoyable outing. It consisted of a tramp through some of tho most plcturoflquo sections of tho stato, tho Itinerary covering moro than 000 miles, nnd the entire dls tanco was covorod on foot. Tho boyB spent Sunday In 8nIom with friends, and nttraetod much attention, for they camo Horo wearing tho same costumes tnoy Had usod on tho trip. The young Hum loft Hnirimo on Julv 0th. koIiik di rect to thocoast. where they spent n(a week at Newport. They then followed along the const via Tillamook to Boa aide ami Astoria. The dlstauro from Astoria to Portland was covered over the A. & O. railroad track, and the distance of 130 mile was made In four days. A side trip wnB then made to ML Hood, the peak being ascendod on August 10th. They thou returned to the Willamette vnlloy via Oregon City and the Southern Pnclflc railroad track to this city. They loft here early Monday morning, going by way of Monmouth and Corvallle. The boys carried their rooking utensils and blankets in a pnek, and. In the ah sence of bridge, they frequently swam streams. pushliiK beforo thorn nn an Improvised raft their personal effect They report having had a most enjoy able miting. Slok Headache absolutely and per raanently wired by using Mokl Tea. A pleasant herb drink. Cure Consti pation and Indigestion, makes you eat. sleep, work and Happy. Satisfac tion guaranteed or money baek. 2t ets. and SO eta. Write to W. II. HOOKER & CO.. Duffalo. N. Y., for a free sample. D. J. FRY, Druggist We have six Bridge & Beach Su perior sUivos and ranges, which we will sell at cost during .He saxt 10 days. Manning & Ferguson. 8-80-3t HOTEL BL,K. Elk City. Llscolu Ccuaty. E. M. MAYS, Prop. Fall season or hunting and fishing now open. Finest trout and big same la Oregen. Att Ideal place for a week's outing. TrsillRK for salmon, sea trout, salmon trout and still fUhleg how at Its beet. Goed table, beard and beds. 8 262md EASTERN OYSTERS SUCCESSFUL PROPAGATION OF THE,. IMPORTED BIVALVES IS REPORTED FROM THE SOUND. A discovery was roportod at tho fish commlBslonor's ofllco yosterdny that may provo to be of groat Importance! to Pacific const oystor mon, ns woll ns those who love tho oyster for Itself, says tho Tacomn Ledger. Two years ago tho firm of McDonald & O'Nolil, of Shelton, wore presontod by an East ern company with n barrol of Eaiitorn oystont. These woro planted as nn ox porlment In the compnnv's Holds at SHolton. A fow days ago a couplo of spnts of Eastern oysters were picked up and brought to tlm fish commis sioner's ofllco yosterdny, and were on display thore during tho morning. This Is tho first tlmo thnt Eastern oysters havo been known to propngato in Wostom waters. Professor Doane. nt Dogllsh hay, hns boon oxporlmontlng many years to obtain these results, and many oyster flims on tho Pnclflc coast havo tried the experiment with out satisfactory results. At Cray's harbor .and Shonlwator bay and many other points cnrlonds of (Eastern oys ters havo been plautod. whllo thoy we.ro still small, and havo. In moat ensos, grown Into largo and fine oys-toi-B, but this Is tho Ih-Bt authentic case of Eastern oysters having prop agatcd on the Pnclflc coast. The spat on exhibition has already obtained n size much exceeding any of tho Sound oysters. Thero nro seven or eight of thorn, and thoy were attached to largo, full-grown Eastern oystora. THIb dis covery may prove to bo of great Big nlflcnnce. for the Sound oystora nro very small, and If tho Eastern oiicb can bo successfully propagated It may lead to tho founding of a groat Industry. o Deafness Cannot Be Cured, by locnl application, aa thoy cannot reach tho diseased portion of tho ear. Thore is only ono way to euro deaf ncsH, and that Is by constitutional remedies. Deafness Is caused by au Inflamed condition of tho mucous lin ing of tho Eustachian Tubo. When this tube getH Inflamed you havo a rumbling Bound or Imperfect hearing, nnd when It Is entirely closed deafueuB Is the result, nnd unless the lullnma tlon can be taken out nnd this tube rcstorud to Its normal condition, hbar lng will bo destroyed forovor; nlno ensos out of ten nru caused by catarrh which Is nothing but but nil inflamed condition of tho mucous surfaces. We will give ono Hundred dollars for any caBo of donfnoHs (caused by cutarrh) that can not be cured by Ilnll'H Catarrh Cure. Send for circu lars, free. F. .1. CHENEY & CO., To.lodo, Ohio. Sold by nil drugRlstB, 70 routs. Hall's Family Pills are the best, o Tho Amerlcnn Can Company Ib pre paring td move Its plant from Astoiln to Poitland, nnd to that end lias pur chased a site on tho livor hunk. The plant erected In Portland will bo very much larger than the one at Astoria, nnd will cost, site nnd nil, $30,000. When In operation 300 hnnds will bo employed. TWENTY YEAR8 TRIAL. Thero are lots of good things the doc tors know nothing about. Wo fre quently euro peoplo of disease after the doctors Havo given them up. If the disease coinos from over work, dissipation, of oxposure, causing weak and watery blood, and loss of flosh and strength, we have tho one euro roine dy In Dr. OUnn's Blood and Nerve Tonic These tnblots taken with meals turn tho food Into rich red blood, making strong uloady nerves, and increasing tho Etrongth, building up solid flush at tho rate of 1 to 3 lbs por weok. Thin means Health. For norvous prostration, loss of memory, pr a pale, sallow complexion, a bettor romedy was novor mndo. Doctora know nothing about this remedy only tho fnct that wo mako cures; as wo have been doing this for twenty years we know our method to be tho right one. Druggists soil Dr. Guiin'a Blood nud Nerve Tonic for 75c per box, or 3 boxoB for $2, or sent by mall on re ceipt of price. Write ub for a pam phlet telling all about this great mod. lelne. Address Dr. Uunu, Philadelphia For sale at Dr. Stoue'n Drug Storefl. 1 - The' White House IlotttauranV la stll) the loading oat. fng houso in. tho qlty, Meals on short notice, (live us a call.- Do You 8moke? You cannot find a better c-leur any. whein than a Taslimno 12H-eout clgan All clear Havana wrapper and filler. Aug. Huckonstoln. r-o 'i Wholesome Bread And pastry nro' alwaytf" in demand. Those Imkud at the Pioneer Bakery Are the best that can be made. Fine Bin Watermelons, Freeh Oregon poaches, new sweet potatoes, fresh tomatoes, etc.. are lu! dally arrival at Branson & Itugau's. 0 Elks' Carnival at Portland. Fur th Biks' Carnival, the Southsrn Pacific Co. will sell tickets from all stations In Oregon to Portland and return on August &lsL September ls.L and Sth to 11th, Ialtinlv. at greater reduced rates. Account "Hlk Dav" tlakats will bo old on Septembor 3d and Uh at one fmu0mffr wo tr,P' W'tU m Special attractions hava been pro- viiisa. wnicn win roaae uiis vruivi nJA C, the finest ever Held on the aoust, I T Sillily i,Wt (IXed. bun Oraud parades vry day. In whlqli j 0f uj nJ$ Wheels (0 the bsautlful queen of the Carnival 1 wm appsar uwiirs umr uuiiurniK "tr DeH't fall to vWt the Midway Ply aaHs, tho .QnHB Vyiafr aMd J? youit Orteafal HxiravagaBii. ' If yoji stay at home yon will spand the rest of your Hf resrettias It. tc-sep-13 rsw? I mm 175 1S)5; Former Weigh! m u Gain 40 lbs. There' arc people who say that the benefit derived from the use of put-up medicines is iningiuarv. It Is not the case with Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip tion, which makes weak women strong " and sick women well. A woman may imagine she' weak, or may fancy she's sick, but her imagination ran' atld forty pounds to her weight. The positive proof of the curative power of " Favorite Prescription" is found in the restoration of heultli which is recorded in face and form, of strength which can l tested, nnd weij'ht which can be registered in pounds nnd ounces. 'flic general health of women Is so intimately connected with the local health of the womanly organs that when these are diseased the whole body suffers loss. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre scription cures womanly diseases. It cstnnlishes regularity, stops weakening drains, bonis inflammation and ulcera tion and cures female weakness. "I mil very Rind lo lcl other oor minercni kuow wlwt I)r I'leree'n medicine Imve ilone for me," wrlles Situ. Hilwln II. Gardner, of Ilccchwood, Norfolk Co., Mum. (Dox 70) "You know I wrotp to von lant Miminer. I redd what your medicine had done for other vconle, no IhoUKlit I would try It, and I found it wan a l)leiii)r to me nnd m v family. I begim iu June and took lx bottle of your medicine, and fhrec vlnlef 1'rlleK- I took vour medicine A )cr when I had n teu.mtind girl 1 had the rntet time tcver had with any of my three children. I have been very well alnce I took your medi cine I took three bottle of ' l'avorite Prccrlp tion,' three of ' Ootdeu Medical DIeoverv.' and Hirer vial of ' I'elleK' I had no appetite nud could not eat miirh without it dUtreatitiR me before I took your ' l'avorite Prccrlptloii,' and I only weighed I v ound. Now I weigh y Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser is sent free on receipt of 21 one cent stamps to pay expense of mailing only. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, lluE falo, N. Y. Press Club, Attention. The Salem Press Club Is called to moot Wednesday, August 27th, nt 7:30 p. m., sharp, In the" ofllco of Frank Dnvoy. Business of Importance. 25-3t F. F. TOEVB, Sec. 0 ' A flno lino of cutlory -all guaranteed good b at Manning & Ferguson's now hardwnro storo. 7-21-tf-dw XMarkct Quotations TodayX 2. "Make Salem a Good Home MarKet" jZ Hop Market, Hopa-lOCl llK.ri20C, contracts 17J(c. Flour. Flour $2 70$3 bbl. Potatocr Acctca, Etc. Potatoes 40c. Onions, $1.G0 Dried iFrults Dried apples flj0). Italian prunes i0d to 60s 'M to )i l'otite Prunes -iOa to OOs.SH.-Io. Wood. Pence Posts, Btc, . Big Ur-r$3 3 25 Sitcnnd frrowlh-f2.50.(3f2.7r Ash-f 3 50. Bodv oak-tl.OO. Polo oak M.00. Codar posts 0 to 10c, 1 , 1 Balm wood $2.f 0 and 1 00 lilies, Pelts sndPurs Green hides, No. 1 7n. Given hides, No. 2 Co, Call skins lrc, Bhoop 7fic. Uoalekina !!5o-tn f M).. Gray fox 2f to 60c. Coon 10 tp -10c. J Mlnk-.2fio to IUE'ii 1 Oiler-lljlo"0.- ' fckunk 10to2ic. 1 J Muakrat 1 to 6c. - , Wildcat 10 b 25c. Wueat,Oatj.AEic Wheat -63c. Oats 34o Hurley $19 por ton. Flax-Cash, Northwoat, fl 70 Live Stock Market, J u hjui ir u4 1 aTflu. Cowa 3:J$ BhcopMU.&O gross to$l,(0 Dreaeod voal (IVfe Hogs, alive by, bo Hone, droaswl ty& Wool and Mohair, ;:H Coarse wool- Ho. Fine 16c. Mi hair 26c. Hay, Peed, Utt. oaia70. Haled choat $0.60. to V. . Olovor-tO. Feed barley f6(3Hi far Ion 1 Bran-l6U Short f20. Flour, wlioloeaU f2,06, Dairy and Creamery fiollcln'. Dairy butter 160 Creac ery J6c More ib(320o. Firet-clasa country, per roll 16c Oreaiu at creamery, pan aklmmud-5- ricpaialor skimmed I7u. Steiaer's Market. ChlekoiiB-JOc . 4 HkiC per dotal), lOo. PORTLAND MAnKUTi: I'obtlanp, Au 27 - Whial Wans Walla. (Ilfet'-i! Flour 'or tlaud, beat grados 13 06 9 48 00. Graliatn 2 06t3.20 Oata Ulmic White 06t f 1 1'O Itarlo) 1!0 erton. Millstnff Hran. 1510. HayTinothy-UG12 per ton, Onfona l.u0l.0per cental Potatoes 76c per cental Buttor Beat dairy, JflQIBis; Inoy creamurv202lta;RtorHl7 0) 18X& HgRe- Oregon, ranclilDQi-'Oc PoultrT-ChlnkenB, mixed 3.60Q f4.60; hena f6 60, turkeys, live 18 (8 He Mutton (i rose, 3o lloRS Groes flc. Bee(-Gros 33Kc Vel-Groaa.7c & 8 H-. Hop-l 0017c. Wool-Valley, 12 15 s Fiatorn Ureuou 8Hc,Mohalr, if6Q20olb, Jlldmr Dry hilca, 10 pounds and up ward". 15n 0 I6H Repair Work Have you tried us? If not do so, we do only first' laSS WOfk. 1 you need a new trft..Y t Jiave jjt We fix sinIC'tube . 1 lyi 1 Otto J. Wilson 135 Court St. CLASSIFIED ADS. tSSBnSSi& a moath. All over ftveliVea at the";? WANTED. Nly" WanteH. llv il.r. n... .. .. young man who has had somo ox Perlonco In the drug business. 'Kn ciulre of Dr. J. H. i)roWor, Gray building, Salem, Oregon. 8-2 Hf. More Teams Wanted.-Wd can use all tho teams wo enn got to haul oro from the Helena mine ,to the end of our track. Tho team now on tho road cannot tako away tho oro as fast as It Is mined. Address W. F. Morphy, general manager O. & S. vl It. It.. Cottago Qrovo, Or. 8-19-tf ' Wanted Everybody to try Oregon Foot Eaao for all fopt ollmenta, Onco tried alwayB used. Ask your druggist or send 26a "13. L. Hayes, Halsey, Oro. 5.270 FOR RENT. For Rent Fine grain and dairy farm nenr Turner, modorn liOusoi wntar piped Into same and plonty of wntor for Rtoclt. Fruit, grasa and ganlen In plonty. K. C. Hall, Turnery Ore., It. F. D. No. 3. ' 818-2w FOR SALE. For Sale. Oood covered hack and a broad-tiro wagon, cheap. Inqulro of Mrs. P. K. Davis, No. 1G8 Winter street, corner of Trade. ' 86Jw For Sale. A good home, tlirtfd 16ta, nil' In fruit, barn, woodshed and hen house. House with fito rooms, all Iif good condition. Address Mrs. George Nlcols, West Snlem, Qro gon. 8J5-tf-d.y . For Sale. Altninout unvlng horso, seven years old, gonllo and Bound, weighs, nbout 1500 pounds. Call nt 107 State atrcot for particulars. 8-23-tf For 8ale. Family roahlonco, largo grounds and lots adjoining. Within two blocka of cnpltol. Inquire nt Journal office. 8'22-lm for aie uno 2-suateU carnago wlUi rtibbor tiros. Noarly as good as aew. Knqulro at the omco of T. A. I.ivoBley & Co. , . 8-18dm TW" L08T AND FOUND. Lost. On State Btrcet, between Hotel Salem nud Willamette University, a lady's purse, containing money, rings nud receipts. Flmlor will be rownrdud by leaving at this ofllco, 8-20-3t Stolen. Taken from my Home, August Kith, two dogs. One black and whlto spotted setter, with a lump on his Hide, miBwors to the name of "Nlok;" one lemon and whlto point er bitch, about 0110 year old, an swers to. the jiama 'of ."Maude." A liberal riiwhrd' will bo1 paid for their return (o me, B. P.. Taylor. Salem, Oregon. 8-20-tf. "aavsMBHiaPs m m wmwmmm-mi-wmrfyim MISCELLANEOUS. You will always 'find tho choicest incuts nud grocerlOB ntMlio lowost prices at 1-Mward's & I.tischor's, -10G ami 410 Statu street. 'Phone ordors glVou Hpuclul attention. LODGES. Protection Lodfle No. 2, Anclout Or dor United Workuion, moots over) Saturday ovoulug in tho Ilolmati Hall, cornor of Stato aud Liberty HtroetB, Visiting brothrou wolcomo F. U West, M. W.J J. A. Sellwood, Itocordor. FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court Sherwood Foresters No. 10. Meet Friday nights in Turner hlook. Irs Hamilton C. U.; A. h. Brown, Sec. Central Lodoo No. 18 K. of P. Caatl Hall Iu Holman block, cornor State and Liberty streets, Tuesday ol each woek at 7:10 p. m. Claud Towusond, O. C; Zadoc J. Illggs, K. of IL and ti, .,... I - pi IIM PHYSICIANS. k0' J, H. Drowor, physician and surgeon. Office In Oray block. .Rooms 7 and 0, Phone 01, OSTEOPATHY. neLrr !m vakoff andi Dr. Qraco Al ,br1oht4 Twenty ntpnths graduates 0? the American' Sehool of Osteop. athy, Klrksvlllo.aio. Dr. Wyckott l the ouly twonty inontha' gentleman graduato In Salem. Odd, Follows. Tomplo. 'Phono Main 273L Dr. M. T. Schoett'o (lraduBto Amort- ..can Sohool of qsteopathy, Klrka vllle, Mo. Offlco in Tioga block; over the Spa. Office Hours 8t80 to 11:30 aud 1 to4. 'ia TONSORIAL AND ,BATH- Ryan's 8havlno Parlors. Sovan flrsl olass barbora enBSKed. Finest batk rooms In aity. Wo use antiseptic sterillter. J. By1". PP- Evans' Barber Shop. Only flrstolaaa bHor oh SUte straeL pypry thlnt new'an'd uuttcmate,.Fiiuwt POMetaJe baths. Shsvo, lCcj halMUt, 36e baths, 26c. Two first-ohui lxot blaoks. a W. Bvans, proprietor. Porcelain Baths.For ladlwiaudHen tlumeii. Hot nud cold shower baths Bsft of service and chan towaJs J. F. Bhoup, Proprlsior. W0 Coid msrclal street. 7404m SKiTEOriT Dr. E. E. Jaokaon, V. 8 aud dsiiUiH 433 State street, rornsr 13th. Klgh iiten yi?ars a vetrlnary. All dis ase of doniwUU- uHlwiala trtd al my hospital b the latest Hanruy! 'methodc Lumsnasa a iieaUy having taken a ppst-iat eourse Ui this timia Hue in ! CUm at tHll0Ji lvn txi all wu.k in tj Hn , TlrfibjBfl nUmk 2031 Be careful to iUsr4H the motive of publle-splrlted man. 303EiaD,,il? 1ST I Ttr?.u.cc??80r' t0 Dr- J- M- Keene, In Whlto Corner. Salem, Oregon. Parties 1 aoslring superior oporatlona at mod- orate foe In any branch aro in especial cuunu On Fruit Dryers, Hops, Farm Property, on the installment . - plan without Interest. 8ome - thing new In fruit dryer. In-v surance. Call and see me. WA MSTON McCoroackBlk. REAL ESTATE AND IN8URANCE. S. C. STOtJE, M. D. PROPRIETOR OP STONE' DRUG STORE 8ALEM, OREQON. Tho Btoresftwo In number)aro located at NO. 2.1R ntlll !07 rVimmnrnfrtt n. s ana aro woll Btockod with a complete iiuo 01 uruga anu medicines, toilet articles, perfumery, brushes, etc., Has had some 25 yearo oxporlence la tho Dractlco of mnitlrlnn nn,1 nnw makos no charge for conoultatlon, ox- aminauon or proscription. THE ELITE CAFE 203 Commercial Street Meals at all hours. Open day and iuluht - Only, place In tho city handling the - auiuua OLYMPIA BEER la the Ilecoplion Baloou. WboleasUj anu retail, Bj BCKBRLBN, Proprietor CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Moots all mall and pasaongor tralni Daecairo to all tinrtn nf thn ltv Prompt lorvlco. Tolophono No. 241. iiuuiuii tt uisuiuuk. B. JP. JONES Attorney at Law Toledo, Oregon. -. ,i Was clork of circuit court for six rears and has an un-to-dato abstract of all proporty In Lincoln county...... Barr's German Salve lldata quickly all cuts, or brulaoi. DrawaaireiiDaaoiu olUmo bnok, and draws aliveraout of ileah which olton break off too short to pull, Btlcfca like itlckmg pi as tor. Try It and you will never bo without, lly mall 26a. , . for aale at BARR'S JEWELRY ST0FE 120 State' Street Salem, Ore, S0ULE BROS. a PIANO TUNERS S AND REPAIRERS f ForStledi aad'vklait7 kava omen at Ceo Will's Mualcfiiora. PORTLAND OR. 'J FINK WINKS, 1.IQU0I& ' AND01OAH8.... 102 CoUrf St: S r OFFICE. ulfY HALL For water sorvlco apply at office, t Dills payablo monthly In advance) -Mako all complaints; at the.offlco.. i. First Class 5icy(?l? Repairing Aud all kinds ol sundries at Z FRANK J. MOORE'S 10 Court St. PHoueiS0i4. bteusloff Bros, Dealers In Live Stock, Wholesale and retail butchers, ond paokers. All kluds of fresh and salt meats. Pine sausagos, hams, bacoo and lard. 310 Commercial street 3 Your Step Mother 1 ! ntlll hnrn busy as over, and whan your clothe oro all out of order, worn, Wltn uuttona ou, uuco mem w ur i tho Salem Dyo Works, At this establlabmont you can set anything sot to rights, from a pair of gloves, Ul mo mom wuuunua . gown, A gentleman can get his hat oinaned. his trouaoro creased, or his whole suit rsjuvenated to suit bis taste, Also iour suiu s, mouiu iur fi, Iluttons towed on, rips sewed up, suit pressed on short notice New goods ihrunk fgr dressmaking. MRS. C. II. WALKER 198 Commercial Street Vo the Seaside and Mountain Reaorta. Tickets are now on sale at all 8oui ern Pacific and Coivallls & Iiaatern It. It. oltlcss. throush u Newport ana Yonuioa at reducud rat. Boutuern puilfls trains connect with 03 15. at Alliany and Corvains. Allllekets good fer return until October 10, 1902, 08 June 28 tho Q & K. trains from Detroit bagan Uavlng tbsra ut44W (u.. msetltiK the Day train nt Alliany at whiu, . I Pasiwiigera fw Detroit. DeJtenbu and other mountain reott,,,n leavo Albany th same aftorneon, reaohliyf Detroit Iu tha avealng. Tlukats a 6n sale from Albany to Detroit at n 00. and from Corvallls at lMi Ka for return until October !!. y ffl Brlvtlsee to gst ou train at aay polst east of Mill Oily. . u .. The Southern Pacific Corappy have now on sain round trip tfoKtom all (mint on tliwr iins in wrRun w lllher Newiwrl or Yaqulua, with pr !.... ,,. foiiirn vie olthuf liast O? W ai.ii, .iividtnna in eonnaatlou wi i. n A V Ihrua-ilnv SlllldaY AXOUrslOU flcksts. good going Saturday and r4 h..,i nfnU4av ra Alan nn ualM til Very top raM from oU fl. P. aad Full rsfor atk)B eaa be aWalwiJ im to ratss. time tabls. h, by W tlon to any S. P. or a ft It Mt, INSURANCE ab He -: axg . t tv