DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1008
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MARKET
REPORTS
BY WIRE
BAY CITY MARKET
CHANGE IN THE
NATIONAL FORESTS
QUOTATIONS ON PRODUCE AT
SAN FRANCISCO AND PORT
LAND LOCAL MARKET COR
RECTED UP TO DATE
San Francisco, Juno 2 G Wheat
San Francisco, Juno 30 Wheat
No. 1 California club, per cental,
$1.62 l.GG; white milling club,
11.02 1.67; whlto Australian,
11.70 1.72; northern blueatom,
51.70 1.73: northern club,
31.G21.CG; Inferior grades of
whoat, 1.40 1.5G.
Barley No. 1, feed, $1.27
1.32, with Home barley, 1.27
1.30; common to fair, ?1.22
1.23; browing at San Francisco,
nominal to $1.47; Chovallor, $1.65
1.85, according to quality.
Eggs Per dozen, California fresh
Including cases, extras, 21c; firsts,
20c; aeconds, lGc; thirds, 17c;
eastern seconds, 17c.
Duttor per pound, California
fresh, oxtras, 22 c; firsts, 22c;
seconds, 21c: thirds, 20 c; packing,
No. 1, 20 c; packing No. 2, 20c.
New choeco, per pound, Callfor
nla flats, fancy lie; firsts 10 c;
ooconds, 9c; California Youmj
America, fancy, 13 c; firsts, 13c;
icastern Oregon, fancy, 11 c; east
ern Oregon Young Amorlcnn, fnncy,
lie.
Potatoes Por cental, now, 7"c
$1.50, boxes, 4027Dc; onrly rose,
80c$1.00.
Onions Hod, CG75c.
Oranges Por box, navels, $1.00
2.00; Valonclas, $1.50 3. CO;
Medltorranoan swoot3, fancy, $2.50
2.75.
RAliKM MARKET.
Locnl Wliolowilp Market.
"Eggs lGc.
Butter Creamory 2 Be.
Cows $3 3.50. .
Hens 9c; young chlckons, 12c.
Local wheat 85 90c. '
Oats $1.45.
whoat, $4.50 4.80.
Barley $25.
Flour Hard
valley, $4.00.
Hay Cheat, $13 14; clovor, $3
9 per ton; timothy, $14 15.
Onions 3c.
Hops 1907 crop, 44c.
Cascara Bark 3 to 3c.
Mohair 18 c.
Ilwuill Market.
Oats $1.1G1.C0 per cwt.
Whoat $1.00. ,
Rolled barley $31.
Egfcs 17 c.
Butter Country, 20c; creamery,
Flour Valloy, $1.10 01.20 per
sack; hard wheat, $1.40 1.45,
Bran 90o por. sack; $31.50 por
ten: short. $1.25 por sack.
Hay Choat, $10.50 17; clovor,
$15; choat, 85c; clovor 80c por cwt.
Oranges $2.G52.75.
Livestock.
Hogs Fat, $5.50.
Stock hogs $4 4.50.
Steers 34c. .
Veal 5 7c?
tropical Frulta.
Bananas $G.50.
Oraugoi $3,75 4.00.
Lomons $4 4.50.
Portland Market.
Poultry Hens, 13 14c; ducks
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Poultry Hons, 14 15c; ducks,
17yuao; pigeons, om, $1 per uozon.
MlHatuff Bran, $20.
Hoy Timothy, valloy, $7.50; nl
falfn, $1212.50.
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No Nettl of Suffering from Rlicuma
tlsin.
It Is a mistake to allow anyone to
suffor from rheumatism, as tho pain
can always bo relieved, and In most
cases a euro orcectou uy applying
niinmbm-laln'fi Liniment. Tho ro
llof from pain which It affords U
nlnno worth innnv times its cost. It
makes sloon and rest possible Evon
in mftna of loner standing this lln!
mont should bo used on account ol
tho rollof which It affords. Do not
be discouraged until you have given
it a trial. For salo by Dr. Stono'3
drus Btoro.
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NSOMNIA
'I )itb been uilnii CerU for Imomnta. with
whlcli 1 ItHVO boon Dlleti orovr twmr years,
mi I can toy that t'croti hr elven wo xuorj
rollof than mir other roumily r tiva over tried. 1
thkll ort!nl tocoinmouii them lo jujr ffleudi ft
i.f ji utv to wwo,,, Elclq, ,n.
Beat For
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CANDY CATIUHTJC
Now Names for Forests In Western
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After July 1 all that portion of tho
Cascade forest lying botwoon tho
McKenzlo wagon road and tho San
tlam river and tho road leading
ncross tho mountains known as tho
Santlnm route will bo atldod to tho
present fore3t .boundarlei and con
stitute ono national forest ovor
wnlcii C. R. Soltz will bo supervisor
and It will bo known as tho Cascade
forest From the .Santlam north tb
the Columbln, tho nntlonal foroat
rescrvo will bo known as tho Oregon
forest. From tho Wlllnmotto rlvur
south to tho Umpqua will constitutes
another forest which will bo known
as tho Umpqua forost. A part of
tho territory formerly known as the
Umpqua "and tho Tillamook, .forest
will bo Joined and It will bo known
a9 tho Sluslaw forest. No appoint
ments will have to bo matlo for theao
forost as supervisors havo already
boon namod for them.
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For n Sprained Ankle.
As usually treated, a sprained
ankle will disable tho Injured por
son fpr n month or more, but by ap
plying Chamberlain's Llnlmont and
observing tho directions with each
bottle faithfully a euro may bo er-
tocted in many cases In less thnn one
week's time. This liniment , Is a
most romnrkablo preparation. Try
It for a sprain or'brulso, or when
Inld up . with chronic or muscular
rheumatism, and you are cortaln to
bo delighted with tho prompt relief
which it affords. For salo by Dr.
Stone's drug store.
The master fish wardon annouiKos
ho will rigidly enforce tho now fU'i
laws. Tho railroad commission 1m
beguh tho work of valuing tho rail
road proportion In tho Btate. '
A Grant! Family Medicine.'
"It gives me pleasure to speak a
good word for Electric Bitters,"
writes Mr. Frank Conlnn of No. 43G
Houston St.. Now York. "It's n
grand family medlclno for dypopsln
and liver complications; while for
lame back and wenk kidneys it can
not be too highly recommended."
Electric Bitters roculato the dlgcs-
tlvo functions purifies tho b!ood, and
imparts renewed vigor and vitality to
tho weak and debllltnted of both
sexes. Sold under .guarantoo at J.
C. Perry's drug store. 50c.
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Two hundred mllos of trolleys aro
planned by tho Wasco County Elec
tric Light & Power company.
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Tim Dig Rend.
Is of two kinds conceit and the
b'.g bend that comes from a sick
headache. Does your hoad over fool
llko a gourd and your brain feel
looao and soro? You can euro It In
no tlmo by acting on .your Hvor with
Ballard's Horbluo. Isn't It worth
trying for tho tibsoluto nnd certain
rollof you'll got? Sold by all doal
ers. Tho Kelso, Washington, poitofuco,
wns robbed by burglars last night,
who blow up tho safe and secured
$400.
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Tho Rest Pills Ever So'tl.
"After doctoring 15 soars for
chronic indigestion, and spending
over two hundred dollnri, nothing
has dono mo as much good as Dr.
King's New Llfo Pills. I consider
thorn the best pills ovor sold,"
whites B. F. Ayscuo. of Inglesuo,
N. C. Sold under guarantoo at J.
C. Perry's drug store. 25c,
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Senator Plntt yesterday took tho
stand ngalnst Mao Wood, who Ih bit
ing trlod on a chnrgo or por jury ror
tostlmony clton In the dlvorco suit
against tho sonator.
Yon Never Can Tell.
Just exactly tho.causo of your
rhoumntUm, but you know you jiavo
It. Do you know that. Ballard'
Snow Liniment will cure It? ro
Mevos tho swelling and Umbers the
Joints nnd muscles so that you will
be as active and well as you evor
were. Price 25c. 50c aud $1.00.
Sold by all dealers.
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Cabinet makers aro already busy
preparing a now cabinet for Tnft.
However, tho only doflnlto movo so
far arranged ,1b the selection of Bur
ton to succeed Secretary Root.
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Poison Oak Poisoning,
Ballard's Snow Llnlmont cures it.
Mr. O. II. P. Cornelius, Turner, Oro.,
writes My wife has discovered that
Snow Llnlmont cures "Poison Oak
Poisoning," a very painful trouble
Sho not only cured a caso of It on
herself, but on two of hor frlonds
who were poisoned by this same Ivy
Prlco 25c, 50c and $1.00. Sold by
lall dealers.
Annual Commencement Evcrclses,
Eugene, Oregon, Juno 20-24,
1908. For tho above occasion a
rato of ONE AND ONE-THIRD
FARE on tho certificate plair Is au
thorized. WM. M'MURAAY,
J, M. SCOTT. G. P. A., S. P. Co.
A. G. P. A., S. P. Co. C-19-5t
Notlco to Property Owners on High
Street.
Notice Is hereby given that proper
ty owners desiring to Improvo that
portion of High stroet between the
north lino of Stato street and the
sbntji lino of Court stroet In Salem,
Oregon, for which their property Is
llablo In lieu of their assessment riiay
fllo their Application therefor on or
before 10 o'clock a. m July 6, 190S
By order of the common council.
. W. A. MOORES..
g.23-1 It City Recorder.
Miotics for Motorists,
Dlroctolro gowns, matlo from pa
torns which wero tho fashion a hun
dred years ago, aro now tp bo fol
lowed by ladlos' bonnets; of ,tho typo
that was tho voguo 50 years ago.
Tho now bonnets .aro of tho shapo
of a coal scuttle, and nro similar to J
thoso which flguro In .Leech's fam
ous Punch pictures of 1858 nnd
1859.
Motoring Is responsible for tho
rolntroductlon of theso Old World
bopnots. Lady motorists have long
sighed for a headgear which should
bo pretty and at tho same tlmo prac
ticable for their pastime.
Up to tho present thoy' haVo had
to bo content with an ordinary hut
mhdQ of celluloid mi creation at
orico ungainly and ugly.
But tho now bonuot, in spito of
its nnclont derivation, seems to bo
precisely what fashionable lady mo
torists havo long looked for,
Tho bonnots, which nro taken
from Parisian models, have been In
troduced Into London nnd are mado
of straw and Bilk of any color re
quired. Tho bonnot lies closely on tho
head, and comes well bvof tho tore
bond It Is trimmed with a quilting
of ribbon round tho edge, .with a
rosotto at each side. It Is fastened
with long, wldo ribbons tied under
tho chin.
An excellent feature which will
bo appreciated by ladv motorists, is
thnt tho motor yell Is fixed to tho
bonnot.
Hlthorto motor volls havo boon
sold soparately from tho hats, and
tho latost innovation Is a dhtlnot
improvement.
A eoaNscuttle bonnet costs 49s
Gd., nnd nlreadv It Is being worn bv
many well-known society ladles
while motoring.
Conl-scuttlo bonnets, howovor(
aro not conflnod tp motorists.
Delightful little creations of thl
typo aro being sold In West End
shops for babies, and It Is not im
probable that this shapo will bo
gonorally worn during tho pro3ont
searon. London Mirror.
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Cruel Ingenuity of the Night Riders.
Tho tales which toll of tho dovll-
lh Ingenuity of tho night rldors and
their allies may read llko tho fiction
of Hugo or Dumas, but tho fato
which some of their victims sufforod
has been only too well verified. To
bncco Holds hnvo literally boon sown
with tho seod3 of denth, ns Is shown
by what happened on tho Hollinnn
plnco, Just outldo of Henderson.
Frnnk Hollman wan ono of tho most
extensive growers In this part of
tho Bluo Grass region. Ho was
nskod to Join tho Plnnters orlotv, .
and when ho rofusod sovoral threat
ening lottors wero received by him.
Ono morning ho wont to his bon
to find on the door a ring of black
paint, In tho center of which wns a
grinning skull Just above n pair of
honos arranged In tho form of an
Hollmnn wns a man of "nlurk,"
as his nolghbors called It. Ho paid
no attontlon to tho warning. TUo
wooks passed, nnd ns no raid was
mado on his placo It was thought
his onomles feared to attack 1J7
knowing that ho was well armed.
Whon tho soason for plowing ar
rived Hollman decided "put In"
tobneco on a ton-acre' lot locatod
near his house. With his ten-yoar-old
son. ho stnrtcd to turn ovor tho
ton Htubble, tho boy driving and tho
father jruldlng tho plow. Wlinn
about mldwav in tho field tho fam
ily In tho housn was startled to hoar
a loud roport. Haitonlng to the win
dows thov Paw n thin smoko rislns
from tho field. Whon they reached
tho spot where tho plow had boon
furrowing thpy Bnw tho bodlos of
fathor and son lying on tho eduo
of a ragged gnp blown out of tho
oarth. Tho bodies wero so black
onod that thoy could bo rocognlzod
only by tho clothing. Both horses
hnd boon Instantly killed and tho
woodwork of of tho plow wns blown
to spllntors. This Is tho tostlmony
of eyo-wltnosses given to tho cor
oner's Jury. Dny Allen Wliloy In
Metropolitan Mngnzlno.
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An Old French Art Revived.
I havo lately made acquaintance,
at tho Artistic Gown exhibition,
writes Claudlno, with Miss Jessie M.
Vinson's wonaoriui sKlll in pon
pnlntlng. Tho nrt Is an old French
ono revived, and a most intorestln;
and offoctlvo handicraft It 1, giving
tho host effect of needlework for
such decorative purposes as floral
representations upon velvot, silk,
satin and othor fabrics, at a much
quicker rato of production than tho i
needio can command.
Miss Jesslo M. Mason was taught
tho art by an old govornoss somo
years ago, and has since that tlmo
boon able to Improvo upon tho wok
to n very appreciable degree. Sho
has ovon gono en far as- to Invent a
pen specially suited for her purpose.
No other Instrument Is nqeded snvo
a pen, yot tho effect of th'o work U,
as I havo said, that of tho handsom
est ombroldory
For tho embellishment 0f evon
Ing dressos, wall nanols, croons "anl
othor ploces of fancy work pen paint
ing is ldoal. At this moment the
nrtlst I havo mentlonod Is busy ut
hor homo in Buxton decorating a
court train of pearl gray duchesse
satin with a design of largo Madonna
IIIII03 and true lovers' knots in all
vor It Is to bo tho possession of .a
very great lady, and Is a pleco of
work that should bo mo3t effective
when Mulshed.
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Maivlago License
A marriage license was Issued thU
morning to Ron E. Ashford, aged 21,
of Salem, and Miss Annie L. Robert
eon, aged 17, of Tumor.
Kill CLEARANCE Wm
An absolute and bona fide reduction on all our immense lines o! k-
' ture, carpets, rugs, draperies, ranges and general housefurnishings will
be made from now until removal day. We must sell these goods as we
don't want to move them into our new building on Court Street. The
summer necessities are all temptingly priced, especially our famous liie of
Automatic Refrigerators The good Kind. Think what it means to bny
now while this great sale is on. This is a real moneysaving opportoiily
for youone that yon can't afford to mis?.
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LAY RACE, BABY SHOW and other sports which will be w
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.catching greased pigs, auto races, balloon ascention, etc.
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