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PjUSJLgg-g1 OBEOPW. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBEB 6, ISO.
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Stockton & Co.
AT THE OLD WHITE CORNER
Yesterday we received n lino of laces direct from one of America's
foremost importers. We can soy without boasting that they are the mpst
beautiful pnttoras ever shown in Salem.
Our trimmings, too, are on the high-class order. They are also bought
direct, and aro unexcelled for goodness and beauty.
jWi
PUSHING
CLUB
WORK
J00 patterns of laces and inser
tions just received will be sold at
5c a yatd
LflCir CURTAINS
7 '!&$ X
wn3M
vflVr ft "sm I
A big shipment of lace curtains
has just arrived. Prices will range
from
50c to $15 a. pt
Salem Commercial Or
ganization Gets
Members
Swell Furnishings For Men
Como and sco for yourself, tho most up-to-date lines of shirts and fancy
socks in 8alem. Our furnishing goods trado has doubled in the last 30
"days. Wbyf
STEIN-BLOCK CLOTHING FOR MEN
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PICKING
AT MIflTO
HOP YARD
Afeoiitone HUndred'and Fifty
AYe-GatheHni the Fine
1 Crop
Gainesville, Vn., Sept. O.-Tho third
i1 yiyiterdny and wcro forced- tofhnttlo of Hull run begun nt midnight
at about 4 'o'clock on nccount of P'ith i,lacinK outposts by General Bell's
Tjlq Minto hop yard crew p.ck"cil!"30Q
t . .A i i . .-. j . .
uoxes
quit
tho capacity of tho dryer. The first
lay.ii always tho hard tinio to got ov
eryblng running smooth, as tho yarij
foremen have their .hands pretty woll
filled up looking nftcr the riiytnils of
tho work. J. L. Sklpton and Chester
JUlph br.vo charge of tho pickers, nnd
thoy aro giving satisfaction.
Mi n to Bros, havo 20 acres of hops,
and about ISO pickors nro employed,
mostly tpwn people, ouly one pr two
teat being on tho ground. It will ro-
julro about 10 days to completo tho
work.
Tho hops nro of a fino quality, but
the yard will bo short about 10,000
pounds from last year. They plainly
show tho result of tlry wcflMicr. but
the increased qunlity will no doubt
greatly add to their selling price.
Hop picking Is enjoyed lyr young and
old, for, apart from the lucrative side
of tin) work, tlicro Is a certain enjoy
in cut that attract both rich and poor.
The hop yard Is a jolly placu to go, and
nil formalities aro onst to the winds,
flouio people nro out to get all tho
ruouey they can, but tho most of them
nro after h good time, together with u
few dollars.
A. French uiodlsto could got pointers
in ttubdubbery nnd toggery by visiting
n hop yard. All kiudtt qf costume- aro
Jn evidence, ami tho sun gives a glow
to tho cheeks nnd imparts n rony tint
to lips that paint und eostmetles would
fall to do. Hop picking afford many
pcoplo nn opportunity to get out nnd
nulicnte, und at the same timo earn
considerable monoy.
Stop at .CroMWslks,
Tho fair grounds' street ear will only
stop, nt crosswalks in the bulne see
tion of the city. It has been a com
mon practice to stop In the mlddlo of
tho block, or in fact any old pluoe; this
will bo discontinued.
THIRD
BULL RUN
BATTLE
Army Commenced Attack at
Midnight on the Old
Field
And Starts a Correspondence
Committee on the Tom
Richardson Plan
'The Salem Commercial Club, al what
might be described as a large and en
thusiastic meeting Monday night,
gained nbout 20 new, members, and
started its correspondence committee
work with a monthly subscription of
$23.
There were some excellent speeches
made by Mayor Waters, ex-Mayor
Bishop, Fred A. Wiggins, T. Welsh, F.
O. Deckabacb, Mr. Townsend, of Des
Moines, Iowa, and Mr. Gilbert, of
Rosedalc.
The pretident stated that the execu
tive committee wanted the membership
of the club swelled to 200, and the cor
respondence committee to 1000. Tho
city of Portland has put up $2000 a
month for 24 months to push develop
ment work along these lines, and Salem
should put up at least $200 a month.
Tho executive committeo will canvass
tho city for these results, and was as
sured of hearty co-operation by all
prosont.
F. W. Waters, on behalf of tho com
mitteo on the Dallas & Falls City rail
rond submitted a report, and the same
was reaoived and the committee dis
charged. On motion of J. M. Kyle, tho
matter was re-referred to the same com
mittee, and the president authorized to
fill the vacancy on tho committee
caused by tho resignation of Mr. Ford.
WORTHY
PIONEER
DEAD
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Mrs. John Minto Passes Away
After a Very Short
Illness
Texas Photographers.
Galveston, Texas, Sept. 6. Tho
Texas Photographers' Association be-
army, tho.JJr.owns, at' tho thoroughfare, I gan its seventh annual meeting in
and throwing out tho ndvando 'guard by J Galveston today with tho largest at-
General Grant's army of Blues, sta-1 tendanco in Its history. The business
Mrs. Martha Ann Minto, wife of
Hon. John Minto, died at the family
homo on Mission street, in South Sa
lem, this morning at 0:25 o'clock, at
the age of 73 years, after only a few
days' illness of pneumonia.
Mrs. Minto was one of Oregon's
noblo women, nnd lived a life full of
good deods and works. She was born
in Montgomery county, .Missouri, De
cember IT, 1831, nnd was a daughter
of Captain R. W. and Nancy (Irwin)
Morrison. She came to Oregon with
her family in the early forties, nnd
they settled on the Clatsop, where hpr
father and mother died several years
ago. sue was marrieu to Jonn junto
July S, ,1847, and eight children were
born to them, as follews: John W.,
postmaster at Portland; Mary E., now
Mrs. Robert C. llalley; AVilliam Jasper,
of this city; Robert and Irwin, de
ceased; Douglas and Harry Percy, both
prominent residents of Salem, the lat
ter at present deputy sheriff, and May,
deceased.
Mrs. Minto was a woman of sterling
character and true worth. She was
prominent in all early work. Sho was
tho advancement of the city and coun
ty, her whole married life having been
spent at this city. Hor death has
cau'jed universal sorrow, and tho fami
ly have the sympathy of tho entire
community in their loss.
Arrangements for the funeral will be
made this evening.
Not Fatal.
No Matter What Doc
tors Say We Know
That Heart Trou
ble in Many
Cases Can Be
Cured.
There are seven main features of
heart disease, viz.: (1) Weakness or
Debility; (2) Rheumatism or Neuralgia;
(3) Valvular Disorder; () Dilation;
(5) Enlargement; (6) Fatty Degenera
tion; (7) Dropsy.
Documentary evidence will prove
thousands ot so-called Incurables' havo
been absolutely cured by Dr. lilies
New Heart Cure.
Patients often have no Idea their dis
ease Is heart trouble, but ascribe it to
Indigestion, Liver Complaint, etc
Here are some of the symptems:
Shortness of breath after exercise.
Smothering Spells. Pain In Chest, left
Shoulder and arm. Discomfort In Lying
on one side. Fainting Spell. Nervous
Cough. Swelling of Feet hnd Ankles.
Paleness of Face and Lips. Palpitation.
Nightmare. Irregular Pulse.
"I have great faith In Dr. Miles' New
Heart Cure, and speak of Its merits
whenever opportunity presents. 1 can
now go up and down stairs with ease,
where three weeks ago I could hardly
walk one block." One year later."!
am still In good health; the Heart Cure
did so much for me, that I And It a far
greater medicine than you claimed it
to be." S. D. YOUNG. D. D., 687 North
Pine St., Natchez, Miss.
Money back If first bottle falls to benefit.
The
New
Suits
The first shipment of "Pal
mcr" suits is nearly exhausted.
Another largo lot expected early
next week. Pnuleirt shoppers
will be on hand first. "Palmer"
garments havo that stylo, snap
and "go," that, every lady op
predates. See the now Furs,
Jackets and Raincoats.
Postofflco Clerks in Session.
St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 0. Tho United
National Association of PostofHce
Clerks began Its fifth annunl conven
tion in St. Louis today with delegates
present from many states. The four
days' session will bo tnken up with
matters pertnining to the interest of
the clerks and the genernl good of tho
postal service. The world's fair offi
cials have set aside "tomorrow to bo
known as Postofflco Clerks' Day. and
.tioned nt Mannssas. The hours between sesslous, devoted to addresses, lee
1 tnlilnlnltt nml .inn... .!.;. ....l..l V..' A.... . .1 .1 . .! ll I.1..1I . .. ... .
" " nwo utuiijucu uv lures uuu ut-uiuuoitunuys un mo jaiesi i me delegation to the convention will
Genernl Grant placing his artillery on discoveries and improvements in the lattend tho exnosition in a bodv.
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nuvnniageous positions lor attack on art of photography, will bo inter
the Urowiu. Tho firing from tho blg'spersed with many features of enter-
guns began nt long rango shortly nftqrl tainment arranged by the local mem-
Tho convention will
T,Wfi,T' Write us and we will m
JH IvXjXj you a Free Trial Package
Dr. Miles' Antl-Pa!n Pills, the Ne
mall
e of
ew.
Scientific Remedy for Pain. Also SvmD-
tom Blank for our Specialist to dlagnoso
your case and tell you what Is wrong
and how to right ft. Absolutely Free.
Address: DR. MILES MEDICAL CO.,
LABORATORIES, SLKHART, IND.
daylight, followed by infantry skirmish- hers of the craft
es, nnd then general fighting all along conclude Thursday.
the line.
Claims Collected.
Any ono having claims against tho
government, either military or civil,
can write mo und I will adviso them,
I havo responsible connections at
Washington nnd nm in n position to
assist claimants.
WARREN THATOHER,
Salem, Oregon,
Cab Hire aWts'lf Price.
Tho war on prices of cabs Is still
raging. Simpson's stables made tho
cut to ono-halt price, nnd still main
tain those pricca. Opposlto tho court
What Is Life?
In the last analysis nobody, knows,
but we do know that it is under strict
law. Abuse that law ovon slightly,
pain results. Irregular living means
derangement of the organs, resulting in
Constipation, Headache or Liver Trou
ble. Dr. King's New Life Pills quick
ly ro-ad justs this. It's gontle, yet
thorough. Only 25o at J. C. Perry's
drug store.
Funeral Rates Reduced.
Cabs and carriage for funerals at
half prlco. Simpson's livery, opposite
Court house. tf
Birthday Party.
Mrs. J. A. Sdlwood gavo a very de
lightful party last ovening at her homo
on Front street, in honor of her daugh
ter Lillinn'n iiirtiiilnv. Thn tlmx wm
Tho number of Metropolitan Llfo In- gpent very ,,iea8ttnUV( anj refreshments
llVnt.. tWlllfllAH l.t a.HII 1m HUAnAAB . .. '
that of nuy othor company in America,
greater than nil tho regular life insur
ance companies put togcther( less
ono) nnd enn only bo appreciated by
comparison. It is a greater number
than tho combined population of Great
er Now York, Chisago, Philadelphia,
Huston, Montreal nnd Toronto. Repro-se-ntwl
by J. H. McCourt and J. Oliver.
Room 10, McCornnok blok. Agents
wanted.
New Cars Running.
The two new 64-horso power ears
wero stnrtml tliU morning on the fair
grouuds-ceinctery line, Thoy nro nice
looaing ears, ami will givo the com
pany n better opportunity to handle
the stnte fair Unfile.
were served toward the close of the
evening. About 20 young people were
presont.
Anti-Mormon Party.
Salt Lake, Sept. C Prominent Gen
tiles, principally bolters of tho Repub
lican state ticket met today and decid
ed to organize nn anti-Mormon partv,
along tho lines of the old Liberal par
ty. Thirty thousand dollars have been
subscribed for tho movement, which is
fostered by tho Kenrns faction.
Vermont Election Warm.
Uurlington Vt., Sept. 0. A tremend
ous vote was cast today, according to
advices from all parts of tho state. Tho
strifo between tho parties is the bitter
est -over known in the state.
The Democrnts are confident that
thoy will reduce the Republican major
ity to 10,000 or 17,000.
Tie Qacstioa Of
What Watch
To buy ii a ban! one (or the average man to decide. Dozens oi grades
re told under the same name, and It ptutles any but an expert to d.
clde whero pnctieal utility stop and (wtravagauce teglni. We ate
WATCH EXPERTS
and wll gladly belp you in this matter. Our stock embrace! the beit
watches made. Come In aud look them over we're alwavi pleated to
show whether you buy or not. Ahd, REMEMBER, repairing Is our
pel)tr. Our prices are right.
ChaseH. Hinges J
JHww Optician. M State trt Next Beor to UW & 8uh Bank ' '
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Velox Demonstration.
Wednesday, Sopt. 7th, a specialist
will be at D. J. Fry's drug store and
givo a demonstration in the use of
Valox paper. All amateur photog
raphers iuvited to be present. From
10 to 13 and from 2 to 5 o'clock.
Cure for Sick Headache.
We had a Utter the other day from
a lady in thq town of lloulder, Colo.,
that should be of Interest to people
who are troubled with spells of slok
hr-udaahe. Sho writes that she had
these spells about four times a week,
was obliged to go to bed and remain
there from 8 to 10 hours eaeh time.
Had been troubled this way for sev
eral years, nud the ntUolts beeanjo
more frequent. Dealers done her no
good, she tried dieting, as every body
said It was from her stomach. Seeing
an advertisement of Dr. Gunn's Ini
proved Liver Pills, whih said, they
Sure siek hmdaehe by removing the
nn, sho deelded to try onee mere,
and sent 0e fer two boxes. She said
she bad tnken the last pill more than
four month ago, has net had a sick
ipell of, any kind for ever five. months.
Drugget l these pills fer Sfte per
box. H enly take one fer a dee.
They sure siek headaehe every time.
For sale by Dr. O. a Stone, druggist
CASTORfA
For Infants anil Children.
Tba KM You Have Always Bong hi
$&jffi&ik
Salem Day.
This event at the state fair will bo
enjoyed as usual, and there will bo n
genernl closing of all Salem business
houses on that day in the afternoon.
Salem day Is a general day for reuniou
with former Salemitos from all parts
of the state, and will be observed this
year.
Pathetic Dog Story.
I. A. Cooper, of Jefferson, drove
down to Salem as soon as he read tho
story of The Journal's libel suit on ac
count of tho mistreatment of a small
black and tan dog, to learn if tho ani
mal was not n pet dog that had tlisap-
peared from his home a few "days be
fore August 17th. He said he was sure
from tho description in the paper, and
from the way the dog acted that it was
his little dog that had been picked up.
Chief Gibson showed him a black nnd
tan dog, but it was not his. Mr. Coop
er is still in hopes of finding his dog,
which answers to the name of "San
cho." Ills full name was "Sancho
Don Pedro," and he belonged to his
little boy Cecil, who died about a year
ago, nt the age of eight years. The
dog was of tho same ago as the bov,
and was treasured bv tho familv ns
much as a dog can be, because ho is the
only living thing that binds them to
their child. Persons who have seen
anything of a stray black nnd tnu dog
will confer a great favor on Mr. and
Mrs. Cooper by notifying them.
Too Much (Jas,Maybe.
S. R. Crawford, an insane patient,
was yesterday committed to the asylum
by tho sheriff of Coos county. Craw
ford is a man about 80 years of nge,
und has been farming near Sumner for
a number of years. He has been n
heavy drinker, nnd it is thought that
is the causo of his insanity. He is con
stantly under tho illusion that some
one is trying to asphyxiate him with
gas.
Dress Goods
All tho new weaves in "Read's"
fabrics for fall, including Pru
nella, Cheviot, Serge, Granite,
Hopsack, Readona, Crepe, Eoli
enne, Coughton Crepe, etc.
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"Where quality reigns supreme"
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The Yost
No. I
BORN.
WHLCH.To Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Welch, In this city, on September 1.
1004, a daughter.
NEW TODAY
Tor Sale. 10 acres, four miles east of
Salem, house, good well, running
water and 1 acres beaver dam.
Price $00. A, II. Runner, Route No.
C 903t
Books S
By tho thousands will bo
found upon our shelves, New
shipments received daily from
tho best publishers. AH of
the old and new favorites at
reduced prices. For tho young
er element wo have an unusu
al line of splendid narratives.
0 Pattern's Boot Store. ,
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The Machine Behind the IFne Work.
Excels all ethers In
LIGHT RUNNING
PERFECT ALIGNMENT
PERMANENT ALIGNMENT
EASE OF ACTION
BEAUTY OF CHARACTERS
AND DURABILITY.
Co.
75,000 Sold
Yost Writing Machine
230 Stark Street, Portland.
C. M. LOCKWOOD,
Local Agent, 288 Commercial Street,
Salem, Oregon.
We Rent. We Sell. We Exchange
We Repair.
MlllliUM
YOUR WHEEL
NEHDS REPAIRING
Take it to
F. J. MOORE,
Court Street,
All work snaranteed.
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Cab Service, New oab .just arrived.
Can be found at Lowe's livery stable
Phono Main 1601. Dest service and
reasonable rates. K. Towasend.
Lost. Package of fancy work. On
road between Salem and ladepend
oftite. Liberal reward. 9-6-3t
Wanted. Situation to assist in light
housework by girl 15 years old. Ad
dress 'M," eore Journal. J tV-Jt
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eed bwwnwa man. Pitoa
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