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Newspaper Page Text!f IV 1-' .. V ts P, i THE DAILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUQU8T 29, 1602. iteft9es999e9eee9i - jr "MS ISibbbbbbbbb . b JK Jhrr THE Oi.i Whit c.oiWek,. WILL BE OBSERVED BY ALL How Labor Day Will Be Cele brated Here t LpQfmiop r or Hod Pickers GLOVED, BLANKETS, 8UN DONNET8, OVERALL8, SHIRT8, UNDER. WEAR, JUMPER8, DEDDINQ, ETC., ETC. ALL LOWER PRICED HERE THAN ANYWHERE EL8E IN THE CITY. Hop-pickers Gloves . Good strong Canvas ones well sowed and nicely fin ished at 3 pairs for 25c Overalls We want to remind you about our "HOLVER80N'8 LEADER" Overall at 50c pair. SMrts Supplies. 1 At 50c each. Banks, Offices and Business Houses to Close Leather Gloves 30 dozen on sale now at 19c pair. We've never seen a better Glovo at twice the prlco. Thoy wero made especially for hop picking. Better hurry and got a supply. They're made of the heav iest blue demln and are rlv Ited through and through. 8ewed with the strongest thread and have plenty of pockets. We sell hundreds of pairs of them every sea son. We have all sizes. I Good serviceable working 8hlrts that will stand the roughest wear made of good heavy shirting. Sun Bonnets 25c each. All colors. Camp Blankets 50c pair. Grey, white and tan. FULL SIZE. GREAT VALUE. --wwwwTOWwiWliwiB.BtffeefMB,9esMMM9MM(,9MMMMM9,cw9 NOW FOR THE COAST OR MOUNTAINS -,l -Hf? ?lil"tinp!L0?,for y.our o''HK yoi ahould nail at our store and - ....,,. . ,ust wiumuiu uiiu ui cumping rooms over shown Ml'AK IIAHH The' STAR UACON. STAR HAM BAUBAGB. STAR 8UMMBUBAU8AGK. STAR milKO 11BEF. BTKAMKD OOOKBD HAM. most oomploto lino of canned nioats shown. ROTH 34 Stol Street. Our Hod ItlblWQ CAtinM onnila or. proper goods to tnko with you. HTATIS IIOUBK OOFFKK. KIN HICK OOFFKK. OltKGUB OOFFKK. Put up In air tight- cane. Just tho thing for you Sl grabbr Telepbaaei5ll The Benicia Rotary Disc Plow Farniorn gonornlly nro too busy thoao dnyi) to road tunny plow nils- thoy nro trying hard to ronp tho frultH of tliolr Inut Benson's plowing, hut wo Junt want to romliul thorn that wo will noon havo In our fall utook of tho now colobratad llonlclu Rotary Dluo plows, thnt provod thomuolvoa so fully last all and wlntor mid spring. Wo sold Uto flrt ono of thorn about tho inlddlo of Octobor, from whloli tlmo till tho spring plowing wns ovor wo Hold a to tal of 10, ovory ouo of whloli wns Bold on a gunrantoo, and ovory ono of which ntnyod Hold. Thoro woro sovoral otlior purtloa trlod thoao plows, aomo of whom will buy later, and only In ono or two ciibos did Uioy fall to wholly satisfy. This In a romnrknblo nhowlng, considering Uio fact thnt thoro la audi a strong projudlco In tho vnlloy horo against dlao plowa, nnd Justly ao, too, slime tho formor plowa shown horo havo fallod In many of tho vital points. THE DENECIA DI8C Plows tho hardoat soli. Tho moat kinds of soil. Dooa tho moat work. With tho least draft Of any plow that ovor Appeared la tho Hold. Wo hopa to hIiow tho now fall plows In a fow days. Walt for them. You can got Into your Hold at onuu, with out waiting for thu fall ruins, If von own a dlao. Mountain Lion at Oelknap's. IMwiMire-HuoltorH In tho mountain nonr Itelkuap BprlngH had a thrilling advoiitilro rucuutly, according to Julian Ward, a farmer living nonr Cohurg. who luiH Jimt returned from tho aprlngH. Tim puraotiH In iiuostlon, whoso nmno wob not learned, wont out for a watch at a door lick, ami In planning tho amhiiHrndo thoy tethered tholr pack horao a shoit dlatanco from whoro thuy lay In wait for tho duor. Tho next morning whun thoy wont for tliolr pack horao IiIh ohmn picked bonus woro found In testimony of n aumptoiiH roast by n mountain lion. Tho boldness of thu attack, which oc curred within 100 yards of whoro the hunters woro lying, shows tho ilosperu tlon of thoao ferocious beasts when goaded by hunger. REPAIRING THEWIRES SALEM'8 ELECTRIC LIGHTING COMPANY CONTINUE8 TO IM PROVE IT8 PROPERTIES AND THE SERVICE. F. Some Fine Grain. 1. Caldwell, of Hnrinir Vuii.u- Polk county, today brought to The Jourunl olllco a hunch of white spring oats. Twenty stalks grew from one. about six foot tall, anil sustained near ly n quart or grain. Mr. Culdwell's orop of outs, wheat, peas and rye av eraged 30 1-3 bindiuls to tho aero, and he Is nmply satisfied with thu year's results. Ho also has 0 aoros of hops which look tine. Ills clover Is one the boot crops ho grows, and Mr. Caldwell Is an advocate of clover as a rejuvenu- tor of Oregon farms. Tho Buloui Light, Power & Traction Company Is this your expanding a large amount of money In tho Impiovemeut of Its propei ties In this city. Now that tho company's loadbed haH boon placed In tip-top shape, attention Is being giv en to the overhead wiring system. Su perintendent Flauuugun and a force of lino mou this morning bugnu tho nmlf lug of permanent Impiovomonts In the wiring or (lid city. This has been nuodud ror some time, nnd would have been done boforo, but for tho fact that tho management has heon flooded with work for sevornl months. All over head wires for trolley and electric lighting purposes will he lnspectod and Htrengthenud, preparatory to the heavy tralllc that Is expected next mouth during tho state fair. When the Improvements now being made are completed, tho Salem street car sys torn will he placed In first-class condi tion, nnd will be a credit to the city. Will Print Muster Roll Wo will nso havo plenty of the reg ular aulklos, lu Bovornl of the bust wakes, gangs, also. Ouo of tho best things yet put out Is tho Syraauso abided gang, which wo will plnoo In tho valloy this fall tho first really successful chiliad gang that's ovor uoou put out. Soino fall innuhlnory that will Inter est most furmeiu DIRD8ELL CLOVER HULLER8 OHIO ENSILAGE CUTTERS HERO FANNING MILL8 MOLINE POTATO DIGGERS. And many other up-to-date Hues or machinery. F. A. WIGGINS, Farm Machinery, Dloycles Sewing Machines and Supplies 335-257 Liberty Street Salem N. H. DURLEY, Sewing Machine Repairing. NEW TODAY. Daby Clothes Wanted. I have another phm of a baby with parents unable to buy cloths) for It. and again I urn calling upon thu good people or Salem (who havu uvur yet fulled to resiHiiut to my otilkD to bring or send to me hi No, 91 Commercial streot any suitable clothing or muterl nl for making clothes ror a buby that mey may have to shuv. MRS. O. It SHHRWOOI) Notice Hop picking will begin in tHB junto hop ynnl Wwlnssxlay morning. $ lumber l. All plekitra bo promptly on hand. VSWIt RALPH. OATUK UNN. Adjutnnt-Oeneral C V Gnntonbeln arranged with State Printer Leeds for the printing of R00 copies of the com Plato muster roll or the Second Ore gon. This wns ordered by tho last legislature as a means or preserving. In accessible form, the records of the famous Second Oregon. Tho copies will he distributed as directed by the governor, but It Is understood that each of the commissioned olllcurs of the Second Oregon, and the newspa pers or the state, will receive copies, while the urlous libraries or the state, will also he supplied with a copy, o ANOTHER MAN HAPPY Tho labor organizations or this city have made elaborate preparations for the fitting celebration of Labor Dny, Monday. All public offices will be closed, and business or all kinds will bo suspended at noon, nnd all will participate In the exorcises or tho day. At 1 o'clock In tho afternoon the union organizations or tho city will give a streot paiado. It will consist or two divisions, and will Include eight unions, ouch organization having adopted n unirorm to bo worn In tho procession. Tho unions thnt will par tlclpnto nro ns follews: Painters', Typographical, Carpontors', Bricklay ers' and Fodoral. The grand raarshnl will be A. C Hopr, bookkeeper ror J. J. Dalrymplc. His aides will bo C. A. Dord, from tho Painters', nnd Ed. Swayzfo, rrom the Darbers' union. Tho Elks' bnnd hns boon ongnged. Follow ing tho parade, there will bo exorcises at Marlon square, Including addresses by Roprosontatlvc-oloct Frank Davoy, ox-Ropresentntlvc E. H. Flagg, L. If. McMnhon nnd J. A. Jeffrey. During tho afternoon a program or sports will bo carried out on tho streets, the mer chants or tho city having contributed valuable prlzos ror the Buccessrul con testants. Tho days' exorcises will conclude with a grnnd bnll In the ar mory In the evening, whon several prlzos will bo awnrded. Tho Central Labor Union will hold a meeting Sunday, whon tho final arrangements will bo mode for the program of tho day. The program will not vary materially, however, rrom that published In The Journal Friday evening, an outline or which nppears ahovo. A Bank Holiday. Monday. Septembor 1st bolng a non Judicial dny lu this stnto, nil bills, notes nnd other demands which would otuerwiBo mature on thnt day will be come due nnd payable on the day fol lowing, Tuesday, Soptembor 2d. For this reason nil courts, public oiriccs, banks many othor business liouso's ol- servo the dny by suspending their sev ornl functions, as authorized by law. No legal demand being posslblo on that day for tho payment of monies, or the performance of any other busi ness obligation or duty. Notice. All membors of Fodoral Union No. 9811 are hereby roquostod to bo at their hall on Stato streot at 1 o'clock sharp. Monday, to participate In tho Labor Day parade. Growth of Labor Unions. The growth or labor oigunlatlons In the stnto Is shown porhnps inoroj forcibly than In nny othor way by tho fact that all the Important cities this yenr Intend to celobrnto Labor Day. Only Portland, Astorln nnd llakor City held celebrations Inst yenr. while next .Monday Poitland, Astoria, llakor City, La Ornndo, Snlom. Oregon City, Ornnts Puss, Albany nnd Roseburg will glvo big demonstrations In honor of the day. The United States Is the only coun try In tho world which has sot aside a legal holiday devoted to celebrations by thu wago-oarners, and Uibor Buy Is now ulmost a national holiday. It has heon rocognUod by the laws of 3C states and by the District of Columbia. The origin of Labor Day Is found In iigiiaiuion winch begun In Now York in 1882. All the great labor or ganisations of the country participat ed In thu efforts to secure this recogni tion or Inbor's cause, but It was not until ISS7 that the efforts bore fruits, lt laululaH.... ...t i .a...imu, nnun uregon pnssod a law nutting aside tho llrst .Monday In September for this observance. , Albany today on her way to her homo1 DD ADC HipY at mgaianus, uuiuruiu. biivb ijit Mrs. A. J. nmmenon, oi uruuu aim, Mont., has returned home aftor a three months' visit with her mother, Mrs. R. E. Wands, nt Hampton Tark. I Rev. nnd Mrs. N. Shupp and Mr. nnd Mrs. George iMungcr, jr., oi mis cuj, Scott Loughary nnd family, of Dallas, and Prof. E. J. Hadley nnd fnmlly, of Portland, havo returned from a sevon weeks' outing nt Slnb Crook. A company or about GO Chlnnmon arrived in tho city rrom Portland on tho morning train, nnd will find em ployment In tho hop yards In the vicin ity or this city. Thoy wero met atiho depot by a hay-rack, and transpoitcd direct to tho scene or tholr employment. CHANGES OWNERS Great Activity in Local Real Estate Circles Building Operations Continue To Be Lively A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. h JPffuff'S For Blllom and Nervoiu Oltordert, uch Wind nd rain In tbe Stomach, Sick Htni aclie, Glddlneit, Piilnei and Swelling fter inealf. Dlcilnesi and Drowiineii, ColdCbltls irituhlngt of llet, fcoit of Appetite, Short neM of Breath, Cottirenesj, Ufotcbet on the Skin. Dliturbed Sleep, Frlehtful Dreama. and atl Nervous and Trembling SenMlloni Kverjr aufferer fa earneatly- Invited to try one Doxof tbeae 1'IIH, aud thnr will b ack owledB;d to be WITHOUT A RIVAL. UKKi;iAnas'atii.s laxen aa dlreo TROUBLES OF THE GIBSONS HUSBAND MAKES STARTLING AL LEGATION8 IN HIS ANSWER TO DIVORCE SUIT OF HIS WIFE. OREGON NEWS ITEMS. Mm. Crab. wlf of Profwwor Joku nwiry urujg. forWrty of Tualatin AwdHo-. at rnst Qrov. dtad ut ha- nuw) nt JlrtWoJvlll. O.. AugHt lltk I'tHW MCOOVWH. ttH oM.tJMa Ml. dat r Ukw county. did t lkkr Olt)- Friday, lie has Umh Ih iw uwhih ior boh,, Um Mr Me(l0S 8,11 Wl,uw u Ukr wwHti' nsd en. Bttl l mining in UJTO. 1U was v Girl WntodTo dp dining room work. 8'wfHl and at one tin... ,wLi lJ-...v J... 1 .. .. .h.. .- - . uruer un nnu universii)- struts. I "'" muHi or jiropwty. A wlf and 8-30-31 I0"p OHi!drH rvlvo him A I). PetOJohu, who operates th& Hall's ferry acriMM tho Willamette at Croawton. was In the clt today, and to say that he was happy would but luimrty express his true rUnM. .Mr Pettyjohn's hmtriug has bu wtUrtly restore4l, after u short tntatment by th cekbratd electric physkslng. Dr. iMrrln. Mr. Pettyjohn was ror over thr ytMira entirely dear In one mr. and the other was seriously Impaired H caa now hear mrfictL'. aud says caawK too Highly momwnd tk. uocior to others who ar similarly af nictMi PERSONALS. M- A writ of habeas corpus, sued out for Ute rIUB of Charls M. Kuy. of i-ofimnu, ur. iMfor JuOie Wlaeham- tr. will be argued at nismarok. is. IX. today. Ky Wau charged by oWcvrs or WaHpacA ooMt-. wna., with obtaialag wuy by rj-RiMl. Th raquUltlM for him was Mtird rrxwH the Kovarmu- at ureoiu Justice C It Wolverton was In hauy today. Condon Dean has ruttirnwl from a iiort visit lu Portland. Mlssw Until nnd Hattl RundUtt have returned from a visit In Port land. N. V. June. rnisfcint,iti,...i..... from MuUnomuh county, was lu the city today. Miw JmnI Umlley and .Mb irott of PortJagd. am In the city, the gueats of Mrs. O. Stols. Kl ShvkM a8 , to ,,alo Mt ..rm. wHr be will attend Staa ford UHlvlty Miss Loh HIiuch. of Portiaad u i Ui city, vtoltlug hw uarats. Hon and Mn. Hiiwh. Thomas Gibson, defendant In a ilK vorco suit, recently brought ngnlnst him by his wife, Mnry F. Gibson, to dny through his nttornoys, J. A. Jeff rey nnd R. A. Fleming, filed nn nn swer to the complnlnt, nnd in so doing mnkes some startling allegations con cerning tho womnn who souks to be come divorced from him. After mnk lug n general dcnlnl of the allegations set out In tho complnlnt which in cludes tho spitting of tobacco Juice In tho fnco or the plaintiff, cruelly beat ing her, nnd threntenlng her life Gib son, for n further nnd sopnrnto an swer and defense, says that the plain tiff Is possessed of a "violent, vicious and ungovernable temper, nnd n wick ed, vile and blasphemous tongue;" has threatened, cursed and maltreated defendant; has applied to him "pro fane, vile nnd abusive language and epithets;" threatened to place poison In Ills food; assaulted him with rocks, and stated that she would murdoi him. Tho defendant further nllogos that tho plaintiff Is not a person to have the enre nnd custody or tho minor child ren, nnd In support or tho nllegntlon complains that "snld plaintiff hns ad vised and encouraged tho minor child ron of tho said plaintiff montlonod In the complaint herein to commit the erlmo of laicony by concealing, and encouraging thorn to retain nrtlclos that had been stolon by them from the nolghbors of tho plaintiff nnd defend ant, and tho plaintiff has refused to permit tho snld minor children to nt tend the district school," otc. In further support of his contention tho defondnnt charges that sevoral years aftor tho death of tho plaintiff's first husband, nnd pilor to her mar rlngo with himself, thnt tho plaintiff "proem cd nn nbortlon to bo commit ted upon horsoU, nnd said unborn child wns thereby murdorod by tho plain- titr. in his answor the defondnnt claims that tho suit has boon brought against him "at tho Instance, procur mont and instigation of ono A. T. Sav ago, who Is now nnd ovor slnco tho commencement of this suit, nnd prior thereto, has boon tnklng an actlvo nart In prosecuting the snnio, and urging thnt tho plaintiff so do, ror tho pur poso or Injuring, harassing nnd ruin ing the defendant, nnd said suit would never havo boon begun hut for tho evil nnd pornlclous Intluonco nnd machinations or tho said Savago over tho plaintiff." Tho defondnnt asks that tho plain tiff's complaint bo dismissed, that the bonds or matrimony oxlstlng botweon tho plaintiff nnd dorondnnt bo farovor dissolved, nnnulod nnd held ror naught, that tho dofondant bo decreed tho caro nnd custody or tho minor child, nnd that ho recovor his costs and disbursements in the action. Olbson, thiough his attorneys, today also filed an auswor to tho Injunction suit that wns brought against him by Mrs. Gibson, to restrain him from on torlng upon or In nny way Intorrorlng with tho manngomont of tho fnrm un- on which tho couple wns living nt the tlmo the suit wns commenced. Gibson nsks thnt the plaintiff's complnlnt bo uismissod, nnd thnt the Injunction bo dissolved, nnd demands Judgment against the plaintiff for tho sum of $8703.76, nllegod to bo the valuo of cat tle and farm machinery buloiieliie tn him that Is no win the wsseeslon or the plaintiff. Including, also, a sum of Interest monoy, and a further sum of $l)0, elalmod to be duo for work iwiormed by himself on the farm, aud for which he claims to havo received nothing. A grcntly Incrcnsed number of deeds woro this week filed for record in tho office of County Recorder Slegmund. While the considerations were not lnrge, still thoro Is Indicated thoreby considerable activity In real estate clicle of this community. The construction of now buildings, both business and rosldonce, continues to be active. Tho business blocks In the heart of the city nre nenrlng com pletion, and whon they are finished more nttontlon will given to buildings of a minor chnracter. Mechanics of all classes nro omployed, In fnct there nre not enough men for tho work to bo done. Freomnn VnnPntten went to Gorvnls this morning to sign up a contract with A. J. Uealey. a recent arrival rrom California, ror whom he will build a modern residence at Gcrvals. John MInncr, or North Salem, Is building a neat little cottage, that will cost piobably $000 when completed. G. A. Stephens went to Chomawn today. Ho Is building a large fruit dryor near that place. Among the deeds filed during the weok In the office of tho county re corder were: L. L. Rowland, et ux to Ada V. Skiff, part or lot 6, block 22. Salem, $3500. Nellie M. Kcyos and husband to C. W. Corby, et ux block 1. lionnlng ton's addition to Woodbum, $f00. Ida Lnndon nnd husband to Snrnh Wlllnrd, one acre in Marlon county. ?;iio. Annie Townsond, unmarried, to Clnrn I. Shedds, 280.C0 acres, t (5 s, r 2 w. $140. Sarah W. Mudgo. widow, to Win. UtichhoU, 10 ncie, tps ti and 7 s. r 2 w, $5r.o. It. V. Fisher, et ux.. to P. U. Wil liams, lots 3 and 4. block 3; lots 3, -I and t), block 9, Meyers' addition to Sa eom, $300. J. S. Hosklns, unmarried, to O. S. Pomeroy. lot 10, Woodbum Fruit Farms, $200. John It. Uavios, unmnrrled, to J. M. Poorman, 15 acios, t 5 s, r 1 w, $G00. C. W. Corby, ot ux., to Nelilo M. Keys, 20 ncros, t 5 s, r 1 w,.$800. Thomas and Emma Howe to John Fischer, lots 1, 2 nnd 3, block C, J. H. Pnlmor's ndd to Mt. Angel. $150. Sarah K. Hanimor and husband to I. N. Commons, Fruit Lot No. 2, con talnlng 23.9 ncros in Fnonds Oregon Colony. Scott Mills, $(100. Francos M. Davis and husband to Mlchnol Frovy and wiro, 1C0 acres, t 9. s, r 1 w, $37C0. Charles H. Stoole, unmarried, to acres, tps 7 nnd 8 s, r 2 w, $G75. Cnroy F. Mnrtln, unmnrrled, 20.55 B. Oswald, ot ux., to Thoobold Klrscho, lots 1, 2, 7 and 8, block 10, Mt. Angol, $ 100. J. It. Miller, ot ux., to Willis M. Cald well, tho undlvldo one-hair of ploco of Innd adjoining Stnyton, $U00. W. H. Shormnn, ot ux., to Patrick Lambert, HO acros, t 9 s, r 1 o, $2800. Nancy 12. Stovons and husband to Lnvlnah Sutton, lot 1, block 31, Oxford add to Salem, $100. Lovl Dashor, ot ux., to I. M. Wade, lots 7 and 8, block 2, Urooks. $210. William E. Ilurkot. et ux.. to J. R. Mitchell, north hair lot V, Capital City Prill. I.in. .,. lng tne muKuiar orsivm, rcuoring me lott Complexion, bringing- back the edae of appetite, antT arouiinr wit ItnaMlIld of ilealtli tlie IVllola Weak Stomach, Impaired Digestion, Disordered Liver, they act like maKlc a few doaes will wotfc wooaeraupon uic mi urgani; strengthen- : long . keen h th leal euergy or tne numan irame. Theio are "facta" admitted by thouaandi, In all claiiea of aoclety, and one of tbe beat guar antee! to the Nervoiu and Debilitated la that BEBCHAM'S PILLS hnvotho LnrgoBt Sale of any Patent moaioinoB in mo wvona. lleaohnm'a IMlla htifo the puMlo I are tho moat No toatlmonl Uccolinm'a Fllla RECOMMEND THEMSELVES. gold arnrrrhra In boica. lOc nnd Sgp. bau, before - ----- .- yiuury, mill nouulnr fnmlly medicine. nlnla are litiblUhed, na I he Shoe Department At the Now York Racket keeps grow lug. It Is because tho snmo customcis como again, nnd bring their friends with them. See ad on first page 2d-lw D. E. Huntslnger, funeral director, 155 Court Btreet. Phone Main 801, Residence 390 Court street, phone 2181 Black. A. M. Clourjh, Undertaker, 107 State street. Phono Main 1351, Salem, Ore non, successor to D. E. Huntslnger. Resldenco Broadway and Mill, North Salem. Phone Main 221. 8eea$C3cec99aG)&aai DALRYMPLB'S New Waistings Some very swell patterns In French Flannel materials, for wnlsts, just In. Stripes are In ralnboow chades and moct attractive. Corduroy Waistings All the new shades In Whale Green, Cadet, Navy, Brown, Light Blue, Black, White and Drab. 75c yard To the Land of Their Birth. London. Aug. ao.Tho American liner St. Iouls today sailed for Now York, having on board the remains of Charles Fair and wire. Scbhooner Cut In Two. Norrolk, Va.. Aug. 30.-The schooner Annie Harris was cut squarely In two Tin. UlUMhlii Omou is ,u Z7r-.. r wlrw ". aU Wned.To reut. at out, a tii- or (mU terClilMeM wat, i lki:, . ' p"'. "l ,aKn rpom a ,fM,M oh a writ sU.room house. Addro. -A. it - wwta. Mi nbuUv ua ..T , " Mll".mtti Attot-wyn for Kay ,- lihmi, uu.i i ....... ... . . . '"! " wnwiw wus rowwittaal In Wis. "W9A nntl ( aMllal lal taJA III eulnii.ll.l f " -" " "w .i. " '" -"""1" cohh. o- I "" Tho Whlto Mouse Hautr IX M&M. of Tha UaIIo. fe - -- " -w- cre Journal ornae. S4(KJf RsaUuroat In UU tht leadlag t, 4wartld thi Moncau sshaiarahu. lag houBtf iu Uio olty. MssU ob shert ' ObluwUlu Unlvorslty fUw.l uvw. wjt ms a oMi. i or hx yar. QbUrngo. jWXr. WHEAT MARKETS. Aug, M. Wheat THV lit. Krt. . a. - j j. .. ,k M ,. .il: r:b,' ':""" "'. w"- .srjrr.r'--- Mi tCUil RlgUH U vlaltla. "..u Swwe? friend at Jefferson. iHum ana Mrs. A. W. Waters, of j toe. Idaho, who have been visiting at th how9 or Mrs. R R. Watws in ! city. wwt to HrawMvllto tn.!v on thsar way horns. Mis May SMMtcer. who has be vtaittHK Mhw Ua Swafford. has re UMal to fcr how at Taagent. She was urcuwuaalad hv n a...... who wlU b kw gm for a few dy8 Mw. C. P. UrNaWis. actMHMpaai lay tor two son. Miurs Roland and Sherwood, who has hft vlaltlBg her tetr, Mrs C K. Woivrtoa. went to CJiocoIato Chips Fruit Farms, $100, .Mrs. M. M. Dills to H. D. Hondy, lots 2, 3, 10 and 1-1. MnoU r. vi -., , Joseph O. Andorson, ot ux., to Ku gonle T. Wood, lots 3 and 4, block 1. ""' s ami to .Mill City, $240. H. A. Thomas, et ux.. to Julius Nel son, fr lots 1 and 2. block -, Univer sity ndd to Salem, $500. Board of Equalization. The Marlon county board of Hnimii. xation will probably bo called to tnnr uu aepiemoer 22d. or the weok follow. Ing. County Assessor Lombcko this morning said that. In th absence from the city or County Judge Scott, that ho may hiniseir issuo the call for tho meeting or the board, tho mombors or "".en are tne county judgo. clerk nnd nssessor. The Inw requires thnt tho meeting or the board bo i ocularly ad vertlsed, nud since the tnx roll must be completed nnd dellvorod by the ns wwwor to the county clerk on the first -.u.m, iii uctouer. the board will have to be convened soon, u i ,i. abl the action or AgNMr Lombcke. .. -..11B me property or the Salem Flouring Mills Co.. et al.. win i. l ..., -u. " "" fna liiuitbl .. . v,..,. ui wpiaiiiatlon when It con venes. DIED. DALRYMPLB'S 89eceQe9eec0aeo GOLD DUST FLOUR Made hv THE 8IDNEY POWER COMPANY uianay, Oregon. Mndo ror family use. ask your grocer for 1L Dran and shorts always on hand. A. T. WALN Affent RINEMAN'S BARGAIN8. Deviled Ham rsmall) per can 6c 6 for 25c. Deviled Ham (large) per can 10c 3 cans 25c. Sardines, per box 5c boxes 25c. Salmon, 3 cans 25o Smoked Herring, Per box, 25c. Catsup, per pt bottio 15c 2 bottles 25c. Good Soda (16-oz pkg ) 6c 6 pkgs 25c. Washing Powder.per pkg 5c. Jumbo Mush, . Four packages 25 cents. onng us your butter and eggs. Wil Pay highest market price, cash oJ merchandise. ( FRENCH AND TUIIKISH NUGET A1THK FLEUR DE LIS" rICE CREAM PARLORS Hamilton Bros. 144 Stata Rt TRI.VH.-At the SaUm Hospital, at 8 h- hi. rnaay. August 89, 1902 Mrs Trine, or Seattle, mother or W o' Trine, or this city. She was about - ur oi age. ami her death was taused by paralyslg. j The TemiMWl owned" J U & ad J . I. naad. of Raker UtJ.wa.SodtoC.R.Aldenfor$60, r, x' AidB wta the Tern- w 1UBS Company, of .pokaae. ThU Hrotrty ombJaco. M. T. RINEMAN. 13Z Stato St. Telephone 131 MMMa84aMM96j2 TO CLOSE Some linos of summer and fall shoes will be sacrificed at wholesale prices. Hop Pickers Will find this an opportunity to save good cash'. Look uer our special offers. Jacob Vogt 265 Coa St. Ae4aaaAaaAaiHHftffiMit)tiIEl i 4Mta&Baeaaaw KVWTWMiialMMaaaMW--yinMuar-iv ... ,n -aaisu.:.,,,,,. tf T-) ---1