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Not n (lull day of trado this Hum
mer Ji what Journal advertisers io
port. 1U3ASO.V: KTItKOT IMPROVE
MJCVJ'H, HOAII IMJILW.VO, KfAJC
TJUU LINK EXTENSION'.
When, labor Is employed all shnro
I llio prosperity,,
"Balom hriB only begun to got the
honeflt of tlio forward expansion
MorcincnL It will become yet ton
times stronger.
When the Oregon electric Ih ox
tended to the north end of tho coun
ty; when the lino to Fnlla City Is
unt; when tho eloctrlc rood reaches
&hnma; watch Salem grow.
With tho Harrlmau lines rebuilt;
with sawmills running day and
.-night; with Inrgor employment funds
mil around; THERE IH ONLY CON-
TJN'UOl'H I'ltOHI'KltlTY IN HlflHT
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JIKAUTIFUL AUTUMN.
In many waya tho autumn tlmo
Is tho most beautiful season. All
lias n satisfying expression of ripe
ness, maturity, abundance.
Tho gold and brown of tho stubbu
Holds, tho dark greou forests, tho
hazy atmosphere. NOW HEAUTI-
There nro many trees,' as oak, nsh
nnd willow that Hwuy In tho wind,
Ilko wnvos of Mlvor.
ThosuiihungHu mellowing screen of
Wist over It that loads to tho land
scape a sort of magical porHpoctlve.
Tho ourly-cut Holds have u Hiimmor
t green shining tliroiiKh tho yel
low. Hack of tho llr treoH In tltfi skyline
n tho hills Ih a transparent linzo of
Wue.
Along (ho HiremiiH tho trees begin
f.o color. Yellows and reds begin to
Appear In musses of tints.
Down tho fwnwt iiIhIch tho sun 1m
liOKlrtnliiK to hold IIm aniiUHl ptrotit
carnival of colors.
There are hurvosta of brluht lm,m
symphonies of color, muslo thnt Is
heard by tho uyun and noon by tho
soul. THIS CIMIICIKH (). AlrTU.M.V
ARE PPOX IH.
- -) -
wny on tho business parts of State,
Court and Commercial streets.
DO NOT LET OIL TALK UK
USED TO DKLAY Oil SIDETRACK
ANY PERMANENT IMPROVE
MliNT. A nntlllnn Is ready for action to
put a crushod rock Improvement on
North Commercial street, from Che
tnokotn to the creek.
Al.f, IT IH WAITING FOU IS
TIIK COMPLETION OF SOUTH
COMMERCIAL STREET.
Mayor Waters has stuck to street
paving like a dog to a root.
Ho has shown Brent determination
to accomplish results under dlHlcul-
ties.
Uut let us not bo caught switching
away from permanent Improvement
with oil talk.
Put oil whore It belongs on driv
ing streets, boulevards und residence
streots.
o
Cotton-Stalk Fiber Taper.
Mr. Hnrvlo Jordan, president of
tho Southern Cotton Association, In
an article prepared for and pub
lished by tho Manufacturers' Record
of Ilnltlmoro. declares that tho man
ufacture of papor from tho fiber of
tho cotton Htnlk Is ono of tho latest
and most Interesting inventions of
tho now contury. For mnny yenrs
oxport Inventors hnvo been busy en
gagod experimenting with tho cotton
stock, and nccordlng to Mr. Jordan,
recent developments glvo assurance
thnt their labors are to bo rewarded
with signal success. Not only hnvo
theso Investigations passed tho ex
perimental Btago, but they are rap
idly being shaped to be placed Into
practical operation. Mr. Jorduu
says:
"It has boon unquestionably dem
onstrated that all grades of papor,
from tho best form of linen grndo
to tho lowest, can bo manufactured
from cotton stnlkB. In addition to
this, a variety of byproducts, such
us alcohol, nltrogon, material for
gun cotton and sinokelosB powder,
can also bo Rocurcdfln paying quan
tities. Tho tlmo Is not far distant
when papor plants equipped with
all modern mnchlnory and devices
for making papor nnd tho utilization
of othur by-products referred to will
bo built and placod In operation.
throughout tho cotton-growing states
of the South. Tho osliibllHliinnni ,,f
tlioso mills for tho mnnufneturo or
paper from cotton stalks will nt onco
develop a now Industry of quite
onorniouH proportions and institute
tho utilization of n wusto product
which at the prosout time has com
paratively little or no valuo. It will
prove tho entering wodgo of ohock
Ing tho present Increasing cost of
papor, which Is becoming hiicIi a bur
don upon tho iiBUHiiftiior ImliiHtrv r
tho country.
OPEN PUBLICITY THE BEST
' GunnnNTY op merit.
Whon the maker of a medicine, sold
through druggists for family u?e, takei
his patient fully Into his confidence by
frankly and farie3ly publishing broad
cast n well as fin Its bottle wrappers,
a nil IK of all Its Intfrcdlontt in plain
ICn'jiM, thh action on his part Is tho
b" rasBltiln evidence that bo Js not
afraid to have tho March llg'itof inven
titration turned full upon hU formula
an') that It will boar tlm fullest scrutiny
and tho moat thorough Investigation.
Dr. I'lorco's Favorite Prescription for tho
cure of tho wraknes-es, periodical pains
nnd functional dcrangr-monts of tln3 or
Z&n distinctly feminine, U tlio only raedl
cine put up for sale through druggist! for
worn m's M'diil iimi tho maker of which
s not afraid to take his patients Into
hi? full cnt'iidonco by such open and
lionet publicity.
A ghncn at the published ingredients
on each Until" wrapper, w'll show that it
U nuulo wholly fr'in native, American,
medicinal roots, that It contains no poi
sonous or habit-forming drugs, no nar
cotic and no nlrohol pure, trii)le-roflned
rIvcitIii". of prixr htreiigth lx'lng used
lii-tcnd of the commonly employed alco
liol, both for ettractlng and preserving
mo lici.nu iiiuuiiiiiiii iiijr'i Lii'.t iumiiu ill
Hui inrit.1 nt t.he Atrmrlpnii fnre4t. tilnntja
employed. It Is tho only medlclno for
women's peenhir disease?, sold by drug
gists, that do-M not contain a largo per
centgo of alrohol, which is In tho long
run ah harmful to woman's delicate, nerv
ous svstem. Now, glyceilno Is perfectly
harmless, and serves a valuable ntirposo
by jwe.sslng Intrinsic vnluo all Its own,
and bolde.s it onhancrs tho curative
rffect of tho other Ingredients entering
Into tho ""Favorlto Pro-n'rlptloii."
Some of tho ablest medical writers and
teachers endorse these views and praise
all tho several Ingredients of which Fa
vorite Prescription" Is composed rec
ommending them for tho euro of tho
vorysamo diseases for which tills World
famed modiclno Is advised. No other
medlclno for women has any such ro-
jenio)uu endorsement wortn more tuan
any number of ordinary testimonials. If
Interested, send natim and addross to Dr.
II. V. Plorco, Huffalo, N. Y., for his llttlo
book of extracts from tho works of
eminent medical writers and teacher?,
endorsing tho several Ingredients and
telling lust what Dr. Plorco's medlclnei
aro made of. It's free for tho asking.
OUTING
It will be a month or six weeks before these
hot days leave us yet wc have placed a
number of our outing suits ranging from
$10 to $13.50 on sale at
You may have your selection of our Straw Hats at
ONE-HALF PRICE
SALEM WOOLEN MILL STOKE
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I kPaa
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X RAYS
Tho cltizons of Warsaw, Poland,
koop tho pollcomon busy enough to
prevent thorn going to sleep whllo on
duty.
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NEW YORK FASHION LETTER
riiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiminmni.M...,f,,,mnmnn11n
OH. TIIK IIIMIIH!.V('H STHKKTS.
finch strePtH as fltuto nnd Twelfth
wtroet, from tho M. U. church to tho
Southern Pacini) dpnt should bo
oiled. '
Such a Htroet an l.lburly utront,
iroui mate to tho fair grounds should
l- oiled
hiving petitions nn- under lumd-
Rheumatism
Dee not let go of you
vthto you apply lotions op
Mniments. It simply loosens
its how for a while. Why?
Bcaus to got rki of it you
must correct tho acid con
ation of tho blood on which
it depends. Hood's Sarsa
parllla has cured thousands.
TIIK MONKY YOU TIIUOW
AWVY, IF Dia'OSITKl) IN OUll
(UVINflH ItANIC IlKIMUTMliNT
WOl'I.I VIW.U A CO.MPIN
TKNCY l"Olt OI.H A(?K.
IT 1'AKKS ONLY A SMALT.
st'M inNHMinai limit ibiu.Y
TO AMOUNT To A laildK
WW! IN A 1'JJW VKAIlSt Wc A
DAY ixm T1W YKAltS wihl.
AMOUNT, WlTlflkVri:iT, TO
. . ,
CapittlNaUMufBAmfc
Aglnif lli-aiidy In .iiitj-.
According to a report from Con
ul Paul Nosh of Vonlco, Profoimor
Mnrtluottl f dm iloyal Ouuuloglcnl
station of Kitl, rccommond tho fol
lwlng inothod for (ho rtinolnl
aging or braiuly: Ordinary bmn.lv.
Imforo bolng bottled, u ni ....
keeping for tho re.u8to length of
tlmo lu small oakon .visks, from
which It nl.sorlm curtain ttti,.rU .....i
wwUtlal oils contaluwl lu tho wood,
and noooHHiiry to Its perfsctlon. lly
tho method f Pr,,,,,. Mnrtlnottl
Hue lmvliiH of oak nro plaoad In
tho oank with tho nw snlrit ....,! i.
lowed to rouuiln for on, ..nti. ,i...
nsk occasionally turned over.' At
" onu or this tlmo the llor Is
HUorwl and drantod i.,m t,
fllM ,,w. which nro Illhul bout
-iiunis mil, and, after ,U,,K
very lghtl) corked, are placed In nn
liu lined position, euro bo,,g taken
that tho brandy do. ot touch tho
stU'Pr. lly thU mmiim n,., i...
possible mirrnro Is .MWOd to Uie c.
Mu ot mo ulr. nnd tho ii.iniiA
neeommry to produce nn.wi i,r,,...i.. ...
'"ntorlally hastouod. Tho action of
he light pluya an iimm,i..i .... .
tU maturing of .,r,u. uut ,HlU
ould not bo wposed to tho direct
ro-s of tho sua nml 8houui bo kept
l a uiilolontlr cool nUaa u avo.d
wesivu oraporatlon.
Tho Upaslans will have to stop
murdering Jews before long, If tho
reports from that country nro true.
Tho mnssnero mntorlal will bo ex
hausted. Aftor nil, Sknnentclos hair Is not
so bad with a piquant saucy fnco,
tho kind that generally goes with It:
that Ih, of course, providing It Is not
too Skanentoles.
Hearst and Dryun, Tnggart nnd
Sullivan nro names that drop often
from Domocratlc tongues, but whore,
oh. where, Is tho contingent thnt
shouted for Alton 1). Parker.
Tho Spokano board of education
requires Its tenehors to hnvo us good
habits as they urco tmnn iimix ,,.
plls. They. aro not to Indulge nub-
Holy In tho uso of tobneco. Honors.
otc. Tho "etc." nroh.tlilv stnn.ia f
tho fomlnlno sldo of tho facultloH.
ohowlng gum, hing nnd tho potty
vices of that most chnrmlng of crea
tures, thu school ma'am.
Now York, Aug. 18. Perhaps for
no function aro customs moro con
servntlvo than for weddings:
changes there may be, tobo sure, but
they lie along the lines of minor de
tail and evon Individuality has llttlo
chance to express Itself; and for so
public an occasion It Is considered
better tnsto to mako no startling In
novations. Tho preparations that nro now
going on for n September wedding
of a fashlonnblo young woman Is an
cxamplo of tho best customs at pres
ent In vogue for that eventful day.
This bride Intends to get married In
church as most brides now-a-dnys
favor tho seclusion, solemnity and
snercdness of a church wedding nnd
fow of tho fnshlonablo weddings aro
taking plnco In tho homo; moreover,
If there aro to bo many guests, so
many preparations aro nlrcady tak
ing placo at tho houso for tho lun
cheon and entertainment of tho
gttOHts that tho church ccremonv
takes a lot of caro away from tho
home nnd saves room for other fea
tures. Tho morning wedding Is par
ticularly fashlonnblo just now nnd
for those who hnvo country homes a
Is n popular Idea to hnvo tho wedding
waist and an Invisible closing Is
made at the back. A tab yoke Is In
serted, topped by a standing collar
and outlined with small lace medal
lions which also finish the lower
edge of the yoke. Gathers or shir
ring may regulato tho fullness of
the body portion at the upper and
lower edges. The sleeve linings aro
faced to tho wrists and is made with
three graduated puffs and lace cuffs
Tho bottom of tho skirt was decor
ated with groups of tucks between
which groups was n band of laco me
dallions. A fine tulle veil under a
wreath of orange blossoms nnd white
gloves completed tho costume.
In shoes thero nro some beautiful
ones In white satin embroidered In
white silk In pattern or orange blos
soms in the real shades, others again
have rose buds, or lilies of the valley
or orchids.
In tho Into weddings the slinwor
boquet wns not often seen. lint. Mm
I flat English bouquet wns in evl-
UUIH.-U, aiso me round bonuot mr.
rounded with dark green foliage.
It may bo of nny flower fhnt m,
Swlftwntor 11111 Is not so much, tho
fact shows up that ho did not pay $7
n unison Tor oggs, but only tho mar
ket orlce. Ho Bwears lw only has
rson, and his fourth wife, Kitty
OatoM, Is nftor hint with nn order
from tho court nt Sonttlo to pay hor
$2000. According to Hill's own
statement, ho Is not only broke to
bedrock, but Is down to the 1000
foot lovol,
o- .
When You Want llnrm..
Cnll on K. U. Shafor. at his new
store, is; Commercial street, nanr
Ferry. Tho flnost stock of harnws In
Salem,
I'olHlvtl I'ttingrnnlis
An empty purno l,s ,,0 ovldeuw of
nn einpt- Uoad.
Quo vy to cw tux r u .......
I-Uoo U to obr up.
No umti apnrarM of JUrUug un
lw ho It on tho deal.
Thero will rorno u o,r.ut.t..n .,. .
for tuo who sow wild oatf,
A woman Uu't necessarily emart
bwtw. kh Hr thing, that .mart!
Only the uisKlolin' wifn .i .
cro If hor husband U tricky.
- -.. ...uii ,T(Iri niML-A rnnlm iv.
lvw can rofraln f,. ... . .
tlwtact. " "" """'"K
NV-StMkarlly th . ,.-. ...
ueforo ho look. don' t.i- ... L
Mock In tho theory that ...,".
p U ibtthM of timV, "".
Optician
Bifocal lons-e-s noar-sii?hti..i ..i .
Iglitttd lonos mad to order,
Gold and Gold
Filled Frames
AUo mdo to order. Our prices ron
will find rwaonsbla,
Chas. H. Hinges
Jewelers and Optician
1 23 Commercial St.
Fo Sale
150 ncro. rtno rlvor bottom land.
i mile, from Salem. fQr $15 ,,.,.
ttcrtj. This u tho best Imv t ..
valley, but you will Iiuva t.,
quick. vvu,u
A new 0-room cottaco. l-oi i...
young fruit, throo blocks from car
line, for onl J1S50.
A lot oa Center str. m... .
for 1660. ,c ,U(
DERBY & W1IXSON
jtnko place there instead of in town
a mncy Just now for church decora
tions is of heavy bulla of green set
with designs of white hrldo m
tho fnshlonnble llowor of the season!
ui course, other schemos mav bo nn.i
nro used, according to tho iiHi,.,.a t
tho bride.
At u church wedding the liri.in
mny bo dronswl In tho rnLMiin
wedding drees, or a handsome cloth
costume and hat, or tho traveling
dross. Although so mnny beautiful
white mnterlnls nro now In tho mar
kot, brides still cling to whim .in
nnd If there is somo old laco In tho
family, her costumo Is nlimi(n
Kor tho hatln wedding dros m,,. ,1
no stylo at prosont In vocnn M.f i
bettor adapted to Its construction
thnrf tho Princess, which, If tlI0 flg.
nro bo nt nil good has Its host points
emphasized. A handsome gown
""""' cre'" wttln, offectlvoly gar
nished with lace, had nine Kores
"sod In its construction which fol
lows closoly the linos of m, o
fulling in rlppiM about the feet
hack closing I. armngtd above. The
bOlUV IS CUt OUt tO nrcnmn ...
laco tucker and a plat,, or fa; ,.
lnt finishes tho hlch nv- ..., .
lee pIaco b Ula mWs u diHM
touch, in tace of tho ll0rt,m
bolaro with rounding edgos Ia 6omo.
times used. The shon .!,. ...
Iilrrod nt tho Maw and unde'r tho
mff8 which nro turned back under
tho olbows, long uolntn.i in.. .,.
cuffs nro extendi. The train mens-
, ;"" waut "no to loner odgo
!!"?," !.W0 y8.r.Us - half. From
--. mhuii coronet of orange
lossoms Is fM,eMeil n K,ng
tullo veil, or. If th hn.i ..." ?r
laco veil, sho Is ln iuck. 1U
. U a lea. exponslv dras. i. .,...
rr j "?. r1? -w -
Z2rx.$r:
brido prefers so long as it is lu white
enough roses nro extremely popular
In those of the bridesmaids some
color may bo shown nnd if thero Is
n color scheme either Individually
or In the group to be carried out,
tho bouquets should bo In harmony
A gown of veiling in Queen's grey
tr mined with Irish crochet lnco nnd
silk bands, consisting of skirt and
waist would be n pretty costumo for
n reception dress, which might hnvo
-" i ea as a wedding dress of tho
tho newest hnB a shaned h
around tho lower edge Into ww
all fulness Is gathered, which is t
tended In fancy outline up the fro
and around the neck Into a polnti
uacic.
For tho mother of the brlds
silk In Queen's grey would be appn
prlate made with a slight train ari
trimmed about the bottom of i
skirt with bands; a slightly drat,,
waist giving an Empire effect belo
a lace yoko and collar; puff
sleeves with slashed cuffs hart
falls of lace, nnd a narrow nolnt
girdle would completo the costum
For the other costumes there a:
the lingerie modes, such as u
gowns, matinees, kimonos, dresslt
sacks, etc.; tho morning streef co
tume, tho afternoon house-gow
the morning shirt-waist cestume:
plain skirt for sports and shlrtwais
suitablo to go with It, a few od
skirts, one of cloth and ono of sil!
a few linen suits nn evening d
and, last but not least, the coatv,
ralncont, a jaunty short Jacket an
a long-sleoved Eton. Some of thes
ndjuncts of tho outfit the bride ma
nlrcady hnvo, which with a llttl
renovating will do good servlc
through tio winter, and the mone
mny be saved for those other nddu
tlons, such as bolts, collars, glove
etc., without a good supply of whic
no woman's wardrobe Is complete.
Bridesmaids' gowns nro made o
the picturesque order. For the Sep
tember wedding when, tho mornln
air Is apt to bo crisp and cool nott
ing could bo prettier for tho fou;
bride had. wished to be married In n,f, """f, L Prett,r fr th, '
cloth miinm. tm.. ... eu m n. bridesmaids - the usual number
- ""HUIIl,. I III Clf iHt .. I
thnn laco gowns made over silk, an
- - inn sk rr wrt n
- b it (ia ii
,1, Z m,,1 wUh ,nv"ted
I' nit effect over tho gores, falling
about the foot where three BradS
"tod bands of crt,v ci , f..
ocoratlon;ScaUe;(rU "a.lU0
were occasional bowknot, nf ...... '..
sroy. embroidered in tiny rosebuds'
fastenoa t th, 8k(rt J
stitches. Tho waist hn.i . -...!..
S',?,':::r"'"-'...v;'S
"" ol Kiey silk. The sleeve
wore of the full nihn. ,"!. .Qa
me f ? CU com',lotea the cos
III th. h0t tlmt r0U,d be worn
grov c . B,Wn C0UId b0 raa t
jw chlp,vft(,orned with a cream lace
hHdnrkt'n i1:!..-
S- - white algr.,-
The travelinir o..u .... . . .
' affair, one of;r b.a
mohairs of ih nV? th. DQW 8ort
ho used . 7 ""' vartoty could
v..u oniri
also whitn cm- .. usoa
-"-x tv urk:nuiiwia ....
otc, ovar silk foundations.
A brlda who folt that'shTmuT,
bavo n roal voddlag drCM. y ""
tiot afford a satin ........ 7n cow,d
o of China silk wm toTl
namontatinn i,.,. ra Ior or-
ir,.!!' w
gathered or ahlrred at thl . Wr
facing about the bottom' 7
ll.ln.SlT... founder Cull
mo, tn. j : " ::. i,mKQ
in....... . ' "'""w sides and ,
i,in .. . ""b ui
to, Th , I. . l,,,nU3 r tnffe-
vvt Hlinillll I.r. !...
a nnrr. ... "" BHD w
Ith
izt;l :"
noiner costume thnt i-
,artr effiw .nTwoid i Part,cu"
for church,' ,uncheororbI8tyU3U
calling, is ono0frajfth"afternon
scapes the cronn I .' Uat Jt
a klrt with , "J" .rls 8U0lId be
tunic mode, or the Printl PlaUs'
tho high coLt P.r,ncS3 Uhout
should bo nrovM f 11 bolero
.ro f.. provWed as these Jacket,
a feature of the season !r
Dlrectolro consts of taffeta silk wit
hnts of tho same nerlod In which tt
first show of .difference In color 1
displayed for ench maid, as tM
dresses and coats must bo of- th
snme shado. Tho maid of honor mil
have a moro elaborate costume, bin
It Is essential that It bo In harmonjj
with the othor enwnn. The llttl
flower girls would better have s!l)j
Organdv ilrpnspa nnrl litp phOUX 0
white ribbon on tho hnlr, "ono at tb
napo of tho neck, and the otner e:
tho crown of tho head.
If tho wedding Is soverely simp!
there need bo but ono brldesmaid
a J-elatlve or very dear friend, c
thero may bo nono ln exception5
cases; but novor moro than six.
Again for nn ntitumn weddltt
gowns mado with tho Empire bolenB
would bo stylish and useful for otrj
OCrnslnna Vailing .hlfTnn l.ntfeti
and voiles wdiild work up well lm
princess dresses for a simple "www
WOrirllnf n- It hr hrl.la RhOllW
wear a cloth suit, chiffon broadcloU.
In Rnmn (IamVam Annffnofln"' C0l0t
would bo offoctlvo, mado with a cir
cular skirt, high glrdlo and toi
costume.
Gold and silver belts aro rtffl
worn, provided they aro not of too
rllAnn n n.lAi.
Buckles aro mqstly In quite elio-
orato designs.
CATHERINE MANX-PAYZANT
In Self Defense.
Major Hamm, editor and manf
of tho Constitutionalist, EmlnesC'
Ky whon he was fiercely attack!
four years ago by plies bought a bo
of Buclclea'a Arnica Salvo, of wc
he saya: "It cured me la tea
(W
and bo .trouble since." QWr,
healer of Burns, Sores, CbUT
Wounds. 25c at J. C. Perry's. "
-" uue or
store.