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DAILY 0A11TAL- JOURNAL, SALKM, ORSOON MONDAY, aULT ; 1M '
By the UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK, Salem, Or.
Points That Should Interest You
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WE are not an experiment but a grbwl rftllyexlstitlg reality" "iv
VB return your money (all of lt)on 'demand'. "'
vviK are prosperous a3 wcill aa progressive and MERIT WINS.
W13 g'v0 y0lt le ,)C3 0- serv'ce a8M.ho result of long experience.
VB do not mimic, or meet, but create, originate and raise. c,
Wtf have a largo capital, srplua and profit account? thus Insuring
safety and liberal treatment toSur patrons.
tfE hvlto new business Upon ourfown merits for .strength, supe
rior facilities and courteous treatment,
United States National
THE BUREAU
Is a gentleman's resort you not only find gentlemen In front of
tho bar but behind the bar.
F. P. TALKINGTON, Proprietor
H's long experience In the business has taught him that It pays
to buy only tho best.
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS
Telephone, 177. '150 State St.
We Launder Ladies' Shirt Waists and White
t Skirts Just Right.
Wo guarantee to. All of our shirtwaists are care
fully washed with a special neutral Boap, starched jiiBt
whore they should bo starched and Ironed by exports
who have made shirtwaist ironing a special BtMdy.
Wo are pleasing tho most caroful dressers In tho city with our
shirtwaist work and are sure wo can ploaso you. May wo havo a
trial. ,
SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY
Tel. 25 13G-1CG S. Liberty St.
jIIi -fes''
If L.
Strawberry. Boxes and Crates
Just received a carload of folding
hallocks, tlntops and crates. Seo us
for pr'lcjs.ln large and small lots.
He S. GILCj Corner Trade and High Sts
READY TAILORED CLOTHES ? ,
FOR WELL DRESSED
MEN.
$ZQ
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E. ECKERLEN
Family Liquot Stote
X44 Cmerciai St.
TALK No. 18
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- Bank of Salem, Ore.
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CUT AN AltCII
botwoen tho hnll and parlor or
parlor and library; replaco
thnt unsnnltnry wall paper in
thp lining room with n beaut
iful; -panoled Walnscoto and It
.; will bo better tlinn building
a -now house. I enn do It to
tho- Queen's ;tnsto and' at -surprisingly
litt'lo expense
A. M. HANSKX,
u Manufacturer of -Sash, Door,.
,, , - Moulding?; ' and all' kinds -of
i House finish. Cornor Mill
aandu91lHfilUtt'IfioX8.t HtIlP.ne,t
Main 344.
JUST A MUSICAL TIP
Up tho river or 'down tho bny tho
llfo of a party is tho music, and thq
musician is certainly pnd populiii
per.'ou. Wo soil musical instru
ments oxcnlleut ones Just Hip
kind you should buy, becauso the:
price is rlsM. Do not go olsowhore
until you seo our comploft lino wo
havo just what you want as wo have
them, all that Is, all tho good kind.
Pleased to meet you.
L. P. SAVAGK
217 Commercial Street,
vW
PR3CE RANGE
TO 40
Fre.DeUrry
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IvALK AS A CROP
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OREdON
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Kale la. one of 'the-be,t' talking
crops In Oregon. When the Ore
gon boostpr wants to prove that Ore
gon Is the beflU dairy state in the
Union he has to Talk kale. Unless
he knows. what kalwlll do to the
milk bucket he hanot qualified as
a b'ooter,';,dt la called the Thousand
headed' lCaloaud!trio botanist knows,
It as tho Brns3,ca eleracea, but It i
the plain kale of four letters that
does the talking. The strange thing
is that .It has only been during the
last two orthreo years tfia't it lias
had an cudfonco though It lis noarly
30 years old in the Willamette val
ley. It has tried to talk all those
years buttho people wouldn't, listen
when it ""souElit recognition. L "Wa
never hoard it tallc," Ihoy Insisted,
"back in Iowa and Now York. Back
there cows produco. milk without
kalo and I guess they will have to
hero." That Is tjradltlon. , It took
30 years for kalo to get an' audience
In this state and live down tradi
tion. Tho dairymen oX Now York under
stand what green .sticculont food
means to the dairy cow, and they
build oxpenBlve rllos. buy expensive
mnchlnory and grow fertility-robbing
corn which- they lrrlgato wLh
tholr sweat, In ordor that tho fann
er during tho long wlntor months
may hnve an excuse for milking his
cbws. Tho Oregonlan needs no ex
pensive silos to remind tho cow of
tho good old summer ttmo. Kalo!
A thousand blessings on tho Thousand-bonded
Kalo! It Is' making Or
cgon tho grcntost dairy stato In tho
Un'on.
When grown under fuvorublo con
ditions knlo will yield 40 tons per
ncro of green feed and its chief vnl
uo Is as a soiling crop during tho
fall and winter. Splendid rosultt
nro being secured by foedlng kalo
and vetch hay to dairy cows without
any grain or mill feed. Dr. Withy
combo of' tho Agricultural College
says that 1C pounds of vetch hay
nnd 40 poumb of kalo a day Is a
practically balnnced rationed for a
dairy cow. Mr. W. L. Wllsoii ot
Hanks, Oregon, says: "I reoelviid
?207 from 14 cows In tho month of
December and fed thorn nothing bu.
kalo, turnips and vetch hay. Tim
man who feeds chop would have to
mako $237 to clear as much ns I do.
I havo not had. a speck of mill feed
In tho barn all winter."
Mr. Byron llunter-'' f ' Corvnllls
has, as atslstnnt ngrlculturlBt of tho
Bureau of Plant Industry, U. S.. Do-
partmon't of .Agrlcutur,. mado a
fHioclnl study of the forage cropa of
western Oregon, nnd In Bulletin No.
!U pub.Jshpd Jointly- by thQrcgpn
TSxporlmont station and the Depart
ment of. Agr'culturo, ha tho follow
4ltrt9yitnboutkale.iWhlchnlsNtin)o? ly: .
".Methods of sowing For fall and'
wlntor use, knlo Is usually sown In
drllli on well proparod and drained
soil iih soon' after tho lr.tli of March
ae the soason will permit. ThU
hirnUhos plnnts for transplanting In
Juno and July. Tho land used for
transplanting U well manured nnrt
plowoc two or three times botwoon
tho first of March nnd tho first of
Juno. With the land In perfect
tilth it is plowed ngnln with a 12
inch plow about tho first of June
nnd tho young knlo plants dropped
Into ovory third furrow about 2 Vi
to 3 feot apart. This places about
one plant on ovory square yard. The
roots cf tho plants nro placed where
the noxt furrow vores them, leavlnp
the toix. uncflverod. Tho plants that
are p'owed In during the day In thla
way are rollod In the ovonlng of
the snmo day to pack tho ground.
Two or throo cultivations aro.all that
can usually bo given, for the plants
will soon touch In the row if they
dp well. Any plants that fall to
grow mny bo replaced by hand.
'Some growers prefer to plant the
seed In hills, and when the plants
ara largo enough thin them to one
plant in a bill. Others put kale out
Just a cabbage Is usually trans
planted. Instead of plowing It In.
The time of transplanting 'must be
determined by the size of the plants
and tho condition or the ,lnrul. If
the land is wet, nnd subject to over
flow the transplanting may be d
layed until during July. If the
land Is well drained and the plants
are large enough it may be done
before the flret of June. In trani
plantlng. enough plants may be left
for a stand on the land 'where tha
seedlings tire grown.
Twenty-five CVnts Is the Pr(re of
Peace.
The trrjbltf Uchlna.and smarting,
inclientfto certain klB- dlse"a3es. "js
almost (nstantly allayed by apply
ing Chamberlain's Salve. Price. ?5
cents For sale by Dr. Stone's drug
store.' '
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UTOllIA.
pUVM1n)Hmlmitm
csmi
A. Bold Stop.
"To orewome tSa wlT-rounde4
reasonable obJetfeM ot tWe more Intel
ligent id tke Use at secret, R.diclnatcpm-l
pounds, at. u. v., Fierce, of Buffalo, N.
V., some time ago, decided to make a bold
departure from the usual course pursued
by the waiters ot put-up modtclnee for do
mestic use, and-so has published broad
east and ofCTlTy to the whole world, a (ull
aaeVeottprate list ot all tho Ingredients
eiitorlnff.IftWthecQs) position of his wWely
celebrated fedlcmee. Thus he has tAkea
his nuierjmi wutrons and patients Jtotd
hts fulHRfrtnee. Thus too he haa.ro.
novednlyfnedlcines from among secret
nostrnprof doubtful merits, and made
IhzmlRcTntdlcs of Ktunun Composttfem.
Ttv fhta hnlrl tan Dr. Pforra hue tlinwn
XHp
ipfter'et everr eottle
i-ce's-uoiue
euicai ui
UCoTory.th
famous .medlclno tor weak stomach. Urpti
llrororblltouiic and all catarrhal dlieaiw
wlmroTBr located, hare printed uixhi it. (n
fiaui unwun. a tun ana aemptete uti or an
be InirredlenU compoilK It, but a mo all
book but been compiled' froea nunwroui
atandard teiudlcil work at all tha different
Kboolrot pratuleo, containing Tetjr numer
ous extracts from tho trrlttnn of letUlm
practitioners of to!dlclno, endorslnr (n tht
tnmtPMtibli term, each and eTry lnrra
dlcnt contained In I)r. Fierce'! Biedtclnes.
One of these little books will be mailed free
to any one genu in & aunress on postal cara oi
br letter, to Qr. K. V. Flerc.
suiraio. n. v.,
and requMtlnir the sums,- . tram this llttH
beew n wki oo toarncu tHat.ur. rierce's men
Iclaes contain no alcohol, narcotlea. Wiert.l
asewta or othor poisonous or Injurious aets
and that they aro mado from nattra, Jnedlcl
nal roots ot trroat raluet also that aome ef
the most valuable liiffrcdlenlp contained la
Dr. rierce'a Farorlto I'roscHptloa for weak,
nerrous. orer-workod, ""ran-down." nerroia
and debilitated women, were employed, loaf
years avo, by tho Indians for similar ailments
affecting their squaws. In tact, one ot tbi
most valuable mod
luablo medicinal plants eutcrlntr Into
the composition ot
IJr. l'lerco'u Lavorltn.l'r-
ecrlptlon was known to tho Indians as
Sf not a few ot our most Taiuablo native, me
lclual plants was rained from the Indians.
Ai made up by lnuirored and exact pro
cesses, the" tarorlto Prescription "Is a most
eftlctent remedy for renlatlni- all the wom
anly functions, correctlne displacements, as
prolapsus, antercrslon and retorrorslon.
overcoming painful periods, tonlnir up th
twrvee olid brtoglnc about a parfcot stntaef
kealtb. Sold by all dealers In &.)dicluitt,
The International Mnrrlage.
' Moro than 400 promlnqnt Amor-
lean women havo marlrcd In Europo
within recent years. Reckoning
from 1S20 tho figures mount to ovnr
r00. Nearly 400 of theso havo mar
ried Into npblo forolgn fnnllios.
Tho critics point to many promi
nent marriages between Europeans
and Americans ns offatnplos of do
mestic unhnpplncss.
But actual records aro against tho
bollcf thnt unhapplnoss Is tho par
ticular part of tho intornntlonnl mar
riage. In tho World Almanac a list
of 143 names of promlnopt Amorl
can women who havo married titled,
torotgncrs will bo found. Out ot
tho 35C cases ot American girls who
havo married' foreign noblomon not
moro than 20 troublous unions' can
bo reckoned.
Qlnnco over tho list of prominent
Intor-Europonn marriage, however,
and It will bo notod that tho "po
litical" marriage has a far worsi
rocord 'for average ot unhnpnlnoss
tlijin tho "financial" .mnrrlago. In"
tho records of European marriages
of members of roynl and loss noble
families -tho-names ot tho-Emporor
Francis Joseph, Rudolf, his second
son, Archduko Otto of Bavaria, Prln
Icess'LoulsoofBelglum, Prlndo Phil
ip of Cohurg, Quosn Wllhelmlna ot
Holland, Vladimir of Russia, and his
ron, tho Grand Duko Cyril, Freder
ick August, King of Saxony, occur
to the memeory at onco as unhappy
example.1.
Tho American divorce statistic
for ten yonrs up to 1905 show 10,
38S cases. lnChloago, 470j In Phila
delphia, 5231 In New York and 374 C
in 'Boston. Perhaps with suah rec
ords wo have been somewhat too
hasty In pointing tho finger of scorn
at. tho International marrlago. -New
York World.
TEA
You will find no pool
tea in packages bearing
our name. If you fimi
any such, you know wha
to do.
Your grocer returns tour monor U y del
Ilka Scbillinj's Best: we psr blu.
It Is your turn to be' taxed.
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A Contented Woman.
I Is always found In tho same hoiifio
with Ballard's Snow Liniment. It
I keeps every member of tho family
rree rrom acnes ana pains, u neais
cuts, burns and scalds and cures
rheumatism, neuralgia, lumbago and
fi muscular soreness mid stiffness.
25c. 50c nml $1.00 a bottle. Sold
by all dealers.
Sale of personal property of the es
tate of Tllinnn Ford, deceased.
Next Tuesday, July 7. 1908, at
2 o'clock p. m., tho executors of the
Tllmon F,ord estate will sell at eith
er private .or public sale, for cash
In hand, two mares, one colt and one
horse; r.lso a hay baler and engine
Right reserved to reject any bids cf
le.3 than the appraised value. Dated
June 30, 190S.
W. M. KAISER and
. ANOIE L. WARREN.
Co-executors of the Estate of Tllmon
Ford, Deceased. , 3t.
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Who was cleaned out by. the tire last winter, but I'm In busi
ness again on a largeV extent than ever, and am ready to serve
all old customers jand as many now ones as come to Newport.
Fresh enzs. vegetables, 'and all stanla groceries. Everything the
summer people. seed My new.
cola couatv. ' .Frea dallirerr.
colt county. -Free delivery.
LEE W.
iiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiinnim iii.i J imiiiiiiiiniiii'
WILHOIT SPRINGS oX.N0
Stage leaves Oregon City, Tuosday, Thursday and Saturday until
July 1, then dally at 9 A. M. Stago alrio goos from Mt. Angel. Fare ft
t, f 150. F, W McLean, proprietor. ' , L
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ihmn it ti i wmimifaiHBiiiitfffji
Yon Will
X 'Wo can supply yo with evertblft In the grocery Une; the finest
Z fresh butter and. vegetable of ail kinds. Two stores, one at
Nye ueacn and one at rvewport. youi r-'iers solicited; tree de
livery. , "" .
LOOMI9 BROS.. Newport, Ore.
;.ii8tf f sHiiH(aHHiamttiHft.iaM
;?HOTEL BRADSHAW
Rooms and board. Rooms with tree uso ot furnished kitchen,
ucludlng dlshej and wood, Half ay to Nye Beach, overlooking
the "cean. Rates reasonable.
Y ?. COOIC, Prop. Newport, Ore.
Bring Your Cameras
Supplies and developing at Smith'?
Camera storo, also ' '
LUNCHED AND CIGARS
Nye Bench, Kcwnbrt, Ore. lmo-7-1
a ww t Xb x n
MIDWAY
Largo, bright, airy rooms.
Board furnished. , Halfway bo
twoon Nownort anil Nye Brook.
FlrBt-claso In ovory respect. Bag
gago haulod one way free.. Rates
roaoouable.
Wai. BORDEN, - Newport, Or,
McDonald House R. A. MeDonald,
proprietor. Prlvato board and
lodging, moderate ratos, homo
cooking. Located at Nye Boach,
Newport. Oregon.
THE
TAFT HOUSE
Privato'- boarding. Strictly hbnio
cooking, sorvo tho best mnls, you
hqlp..yoursolf, . Ratos reasonable,
MRS. MARY ilATCllMAK.Yritr.
Cor. (Flfth nnd Hurlburt Streets, one,'
block north of Presbytorlau church.
ROYAL
RESTAURANT
e
For quick sorvlco, strictly homo
cooking, go to tho nddroas be
low UEAOII LUNCHES
our specialty. West side of
Front St., ono and ono-halt
block south of boat landing,
A. J. Rader's Camping Ground
Here you wllL find good water,
soptlc tanks, good location; founda
tion and furnished tents to rent at
Nye Creek. A J. Radqr, proprietor,
Newport. Orogdn.
Oe Ke
BARBER SHOP
A first class up-to-date shop. Do not
overlook this placo for tho best work.
There is no barber hotter skilled
with a razor or pair of sU&ors than
It. N. WALTER, Prop.
West sICe Front street, near boat
landing. Age.uey for Corvallls Laun
dry.
CIGARS and
TOBACCOS
I have selected the best brand
of Cigars and Tobacco consist
ent with the trade. Can supply
you with what you wish with
satisfaction. AUo carry a com
plete Hue of soft drinks.
E. CASS, Pro.
Front Street, opposite The Re
ception, Newport. Oregon
FURNITURE
Newport, Oregon
For Household Furniture of every
kind and description go to
H. D, BLAKELY
Carpets, Matting, Stoves and Hard
ware. Sell or rent you a eanplag or
Housekeeping outflt aad buy back
when you leave. Prlcealways rea
sonable. '
South Frost Street, oafy store ot the
kind.
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RESORTS
fs.'
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Mh! IVI A
grocery store ii the 'tlaest In Lin"
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Hhiy u
WILLIAMS, Wtwtort, Of.
Need Food
IRVIN HOUSE
Tho moat home-like and comfortable
otel at Nye Beach. Fine bowling
alloy and club house In conneotlon.
Two minutes walk from the oceaa.
"Courteous troatmont" Is the motts
of tho management,
S. G. Irvln, Prop. Newport
Whon you go to Nowpprt romoraber
Bain's Hack & Dray Co.
gives Bpcclal attention to transfer'
ring baggagb'and camp outfits. Fur
nished and unturulshod housed;
wood and hay for sale Leave or?,
dors at Balnfa Bakory, Nye Creek
Newport, Oregon. Phono coaaee-.
tlons.
Whon nt Newport go to Fogarty A
Rowln's Llyory Stables for teams to'
movo your baggagop tl $lve your,
best girl, a. drlyoj to go to Otter
Rock, Seal Rocks or any point of in-,
torest In smnll or largo nartlos. HaW
I and feed nnd a Hqilare dcalalf
nrojiud; cnrotiiU1 drivers who kwewi
thofbeneli. Olvou? a trial. ' '?
Slmoinl I'iulteii tho boatmaa,.
I T.niinbna mill f" Irlmln nt LnJits.'"'
'yr'-iYi-r -';. ":rr ..r.r
iur rent, ivsoursuniHts ihkou tu
any1 part of tho bay. 'Will meet
tralnn at nnv tlmo nt Yaalna on
,4.roqiio3t, RatesrreRsonabli,. New
port, Oro.
HOT SEA BATHS
HOT SEA BATHS
Nye Beach, fewue
A Oomfortnblu Summer .IloHrdlsj
House.
THE SEAVIEW HOUSE
Mrs. 8. 8, Hnrrotvs.
Hnlf-way botwoen tho Postofllce and
Nye Crook. Rates, $1.25 ' a day,
room and board. Newport, Or ego a.
THE OCEAN HOUSE ,
MARY CASE, Manager.
Initio vlo- of Bay, beautiful loca
tion away from noise and tho dust
ot tho streets. Block and halt from
boat landing. Opou summor and win
ter. Newport, Yaqulna Bay, Oregon.
ED. SULLIVAN'S
MARKET
Froai. fjnh of all kinds in season.
I Fresh Krabs Kooked dally. Fish
bait on hand at all times. Boats to
rent. imo-7-f
Stacker's Meat Market
Here you will find at all times the
choicest meats that can bo procured,
also fish. Your patronage solicited.
KTOCKKK'H MKAT MAHKLT,
Newport, Oregon lmo-7-1
Newport House
Bourd and rooms, homo cooking;
be( 25c mual In city; you help your
self. Large, pleasant rooms. Rates
reasonable. Mrs. M. H. Frey, prj'
prietross. Nowoort. Or, lmo-7-1
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MCIEN t-UHflETH rflR l W tKntT
THE AVENUE
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