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SMILES-
Tho30 rains came Just right to
Ire3hcn up .the fall dairies.
Salem might as well bo the Spo
kane of western Oregon.
Havo you observed tho new
stream of life and uctlvlty on State
street since It Is paved? v Now, light
up that street from end to end ami
mako thb n city to bo proud of.
It's a pity Harrlman can't be
here and see pufbtnte fair In all its
glory. That wquld remove all
doubts from his mind as to Oregon
being able to . furnish business for
any railroads ho might build.
4
The Gormnn-Amorican veroln will
havo another picnic In October. No
way to stop tho number of Ocrmnns
In tho country lncrealng nor tho
number coming to Oregon growing
every year. Eg glbt Immor mehr.
Tho Journal circulation Is Increas
ing so fast It Is hard for the machin
ery to keep up with It. A now press
has been Installed. Another linotype
going In. Now departments will bo
added. All It needs Is a now editor
who can plcaBO everybody.
'
Harrlman is going to stop nt Sa
eom throo- hours, and see tho town
that Bonds out more hlgh-prjccd
frolght .than any station on ils lino.
Whoro a carload of prunes or hops
frequently brings him a thousand
dollars, and ono bank cashed $475,
000 In hop exchnngo In. a season.
Yet we nro too poor to havo a de
cont frolght dopot, nnd tho passenger
depot formerly would not hold half
tho peoplo who wanted to rldo and
thoy usod to carry umbrollns to
stand out In tho rain nnd'wnlt for
tho trainB. But thoy no longer carry
umbrellas. They take tho Oregon
Eloctrlc nnd tho Harrlman pasBongo''
dopot la plonty big onough at Salem.
Tho electric lines hnvo taken the
pns-ongor business' at Oregon City,
next nt Salem, and next It will bo
tnkon nt Albany, nnd then nt Eu
gono. Just tho Bnmo wo nro all glad
to wolcomo E. H. Harrlman to tho
busl6st cnpltal city on tho northwoit
Pnciric const. Wo will show him our
prunes nnd our good ronds wltto
plcapuro, and Invito, him to build
from' Stayton to Derry with a bis
steel brldgo from Salem to Johnson
vlllo acrosB ,tho rlvor.
TSA
Buy tea ly the ounci
until y .u ct Schilling's
Best ; it n!;cs no differ-
ence then.
Your wit wtMrrjr"r mouej If ou don'l
II1.C it; wj PJr Will
SIIKUI'.MKX PIiHASKI)
WITH LOWHIt HATK
Thoro Is good news for shoepmon
In announcements of frolght rato re
ductions Just made bysovoral of tho
traiiHcontlnontnl roads. Some time
ago tho Burlington announced a onp
cont per day rnto on sheep and now
tho Chicago, Mllwnukoe & St. Paul
has announced a half cont rato per
day por headv. Tho Chicago & Great
Western and the Chlcngo & North
wostern aro offering a ono cent rate.
News of tho reduction granted by
the a M. & St. Pniil has just beon
sent Dan P. Snythe by G. B. Walker,
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deatho.
There la -i disease prcvallliiK ill this
eountr v most ilaiiuerous because bo tlecet).
I" Till II ri'IYV tive. MaiivMiiltleii
ileathK are caused
by jt heurt ills
euhO, piieiniioina
heart failure oi
a)x)j)lexv lire oi ten
the restilt of kid
jiey disease. If
kidney trouble is
nlloweil tonilvnnee
ajxiplexy lire often
allowed toad vauce
thekiiliieV'tMl&ou.
Sw. etl blood will bN'
inolr tic vital nrcniis. ciuisniL' catarrh oi
the bladder, or the kidneys tjietuselvej
break down and waste awaj ocllJy cell,
llladder trouble almost always result
from a derangement of the kidneys and
i cure is obtained quickest by a projwr
treatment of the kidneys. If you ae feel.-,
ing badly you can make no mistake by
taking Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the
great kidney, liver and bladder remedy.
It corrects inability to hold urine and
scalding pain in passing it, and over,
conies that unpleasant necessity of being
.-nninelletl to co often throuuh the day.
and to get up many times during the.
iiect of Swamp-Root Js soon rvkhed.
It stands the highest for its wonderful
ures of the most distressing cases.
bwamp-Root is pleasaut to take and if
-.U! by all druggists a fi:t-ceut an4
.ie-dollar siae lxttls. You, may havo a
....! iwtHlp nf this wonderful ucwdiSt
.- e'r' and a book that tell all about it.
. th sent free by mail. Address, Dr. Kii
-r iz Co,, lungnanuon, z , "
-tttng mention reading this generous
tier ui this paper. Don't make anv
.isUike, but remember the jtame.Svfan'p
Jloot, Dr, Kiluwf 's Svamp-Root, aud tbt
Jl.y.. wrv
k-4iii. a. flrnaa
i jSVl l &7JZr
fcv T "i W KSSss
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Sleep
. t
And Rest
Every movement 'of ihe
bodv eousumes energy So
"
does mciital .effort. En
ergy is supplied by the
nerves. It follows that
physical or mental exhaus
tion simply means r an
over-draft on the nerves.
Nature restores energy
through rest and sleep.
You .cannot sleep with
tired nerves. Dr. Mjjes'
Nervine soothes tho irri
tation and restores nerv
ous energy.
'Although I hnve lived nearly Tl
tnra, 1 have stood ui iiffniiiHt testl
tnnnlntn for nillillctillnn. but tho tin-
equaled excellence of Dr. Miles' He-
iiirntlvo Nervine, on n medicine, for
Inlmrent lnotntiln. Intenidned by Ion
rexidencc In n liltrli altitude compel!
nto to rornjjnl-.o It superiority over
evcrv otl or trrdlel'to I liavc ever uscfl
fir nBrvnnMPM n"1 nlTptefSiincss. I
fwjurn ti'i tti NVrvlMe I free from
Injiirl'iit np'tii found In met meal--rln"!
f"r litnii',. 'mtl en confident
(niuiv i'inw .1 l to t'" nril ana
nervous. Mlt V It KDUSMAN.
Colorado Springs, Col.
Dr. Ml let' Nervine Is oold by your
ilruoolst. who will auarantoo that th
Hrtt bottle will benent. If It fall, ha
will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co.; Elkhart. Ind
secrotary of tho national shcop asso
ciation. Thus far, ho sayB, tho Union Pa
cific has rofusod to grant n reduc
tion nnd ns a roBult all possible ship
ments aro bolng mndo over tho
Burlington with n view to bringing
tho U. P. to time.
o
MARKET REPORTS
SAX J'KANOISCO MAllKETS.
(United lres Leaned Wlrc.j
. San Francisco, Sept. 1. Wheat.
No. 1 California club, por conttl.
$1.07 Vj3 1.70; California whlto
Austrllan, $1.75 S $1.80; northern
bluestom, $1.72 1.80; northern
club, $1.G7; Inferior grades of
wheat $1.50 1.C0; rod ?1.GG.
1.72 Vj.
Barley Feed barloy, $1.30
1.3G; common to fair. $1.25 1.30;
browing nt San Francisco nominal at
$1.451.G5; ChovalloK $1.50
1.G0, according to quality. t
Eggs Por dozon, California frcBh,
Including casos, extras, 31 c; firsts,
32 p seconds, 20; Eintom select
ed 22c; Eastern flrstB 25c; Eastorn
seconds, 23c; thirds; 2lc; storngo,
29c.
Butter Por pound, California
froih, oxtras, 25c; firsts, 23o;
seconds, 22c; thirds, 20c; pncklng
No. 1, 20c; do No. 2, 19c.
Now cheoso Por pound, Cnllfor
nla flats, .fancy, 10 c; firsts, 10c;
seconds, 9c; Cnllfornln Young
Amorlcn, fancy, .12 c; firsts, 12c;
EaBtorn Oregon, fancy, 13c; do.
Young Amorlca, fancy, 14 c.
Potntoos Por contnl, River whites
(sackB), fancy, 75c $1.00; poor,
00 70c; SallnaB Burbanks, $1.35
1.50; enrly roao, 75 85c; sweet
potatoes, 1 2c.
Onions Por sack, yollow, 50c.
Orange? Per bpx, Valenclns.
$2.003.50.
SALEM MARKET
Iyocl Wholesale Market,
Eggs 22c.
Buttor Cronmory 3 1 c.
Cows--$33.B0.
Hens lie: young chlcksns
lS
Local whent 80c.
Oats 3G 37c.
Barley $22.50. ,
Flour Hard wheat, $4.80M0;
valley, $4.25. ' '
Hay Cheat. $10; clover, $9 por
ton; timothy. $11 12.
Onions $1.50 cwt.
Hops 1907 crop. 5 Co.
Cascara Bark 2 3c.
Mohair 18c.
Retail Market.
Oat3 $1.45. : "
Wheat $1.05.
Etrcs "22 c
Butter Country, 20c; creamery,
Flour Volley, $1,10 1.20 per
sack; hard wheat, $1.40 1.45. '.
Bran 90c per sack; $30.00 per
ton; shorts, $1.30 por sack.
IJveocock.
Hogs Fat, $G.
Stock hogs $4.50.
Steers 3 c,
Veal 5 7c
Tropical Frnlts
Bananas $6.50,
Oranges $4.
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Lemons .$5 G.
Portland Market,
Poultry Hens, 12c; ducks, 12,
14c; pigeons, old, $1 per dozen. .
MIllBtuff Bran, $2G.
Flour Valley, $1.20 per lack;
hard-wheat $1.45,
When the dorter Is called beaskss
"How are the bowels?" They are
generally wrong. His visit mlgbi
bare been saved by a timely dose of
Lane's family Medlclas.
Ferkap so Uy it will be U. S.
Matt KMrriwui ot Orgo.
CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT.
Three Lines, Three Insertions, 25c.
FOR 8ALE
For Snlo A 7-room hou:o and two
lots. IOCS 17th,St. N. D. Gibson
8-27-lw
For Salt; I hnvo furniture that will
Invoice $600. This will include
everything In my flvo room houso.
There Is hot and cold water gas
range, bath and electric light
Houso Is comploto In every detail.
Three blocks from business dis
trict. ThlB furniture has only
been In UBe five months. What I
wnnt to do Is to sell everything as
It lies In my home. I mean busi
ness, it will tnko money to buy
this, but $350 cash or part on
tonus will glvo my homo complete
to tho buyor. This figure will only
stand good until Sunday, Aug. 30,
487 N. High St., cbrner Marlon St.
Phono Main 785. 8-27-tt.
For Snl3 Mulo tearn
class camp wagon.
Fashion Stables.
and a first
Enquire ui
8-2 8-1 w
For 8al? One bedroom suite, cook'
stovo, heater, chairs and stand
tnblo, 1370 N. Summer St.
8-28-lw
For Sale Good second hand wagon
call on B., Journal.
For Sale Young cow, will bo frcBh
soon. Farmers phono 24X.
8-29-3t
mmmammmmmmmimmmmmmmmmimmmmmmmmmmmam
FOR SALE CITY PROPJERTY
$G50 houso, 4 rooms, two lots, $50
down bnlnnco $10 por month.
9750
$750 houso, 5 rooms, lot G0x200 ft.,
$250 ensh, balance terms.
$1200
Houbc, 10 rooms, 3 lots, boarlng
fruit trees.
$1800
Modem houso, 8 rooms, pnntry, bath
tollot, 'sower, bearing fruit troes
nnd borrIo3, flno location. Snap
Modern houses closo In $2000 and
tup.
Vncnnt JiOts 950 nnd tip
Farms
Wo havo farms for solo largo or
Btnnll nny number of ncros to Bult
' somo of tho very host In tho vnl
loy. Call on us for particulars.
.100 Acres
Flno dairy, stock or grain farm ono
half under cultivation, balanco
flno oak and flr tlmbor and pns-
turo, .$2250 por aero.
1IECIITEL & MINTON
.'111 Stnto St., llnync Rl'dg., Room 7-8
SOME OF OUR BARGAIN'S IN REAL
ESTATE.
Good 1G room houso and largo lot
nnd good 1nrn In good location.
Suitable for rooming or bonrdlng
houso. This Is n Bnnp,
Ono now 5-room houso nnd 2 lots,
small fruits and on car line. Only
$050. TerniB.
Flno fnrm 200 ncros, 100 in culti
vation, now 7-room houso, 2 barns
somo good tlmbor, plonty of fruit
on good road. Only $50 por acre.
EaBy tormB. This farm Is vory
cheap and will not bo sold nt.thlu
prlco only for n fow days.
.140 acres good timber, cloo In, 40
acres In cultivation, houso and
bnrn only $30 por aero.
'If you want a homo in 8alom or a
good lot, bco
A. C. SMITH & CO,
Room 9, over United States Nntlonul
Bank, Salem, Orogon.
For Sale First-class carpit paper ai
this ofllco, 25c for a big roll.
BARGAINS.
A choice 40-ncre tract; good or
chard, 250 English walnuts, 1200
Loganberries, flno spring wator
running to houso and barn; goofl
. big bam, (air houso; 10 acres can
bo irrigated from spring. Lays
flno. Seo me If you want a dandy
homo.
100 acres, largo house and barn
GO acres in cultivation, balanco
pasture and timber; flno spring
wator to houso and barn; excel
lent place; stock goes with this.
See It and get a flno home.
9(1 nnrna 3 mlloa nut! aaod lmnrOVe-
? rnents; house, barn, orchard, etc:
f .fluo level Idack land; $4000.
My own home, 20 acres, with fine
improvements; good bouse, barns,
windmill, tank, milk house and
bulldlngi, etc.; Joe-dandy or
chard, etc.; '$7000.
&, 10, 20 and 40 uores woll liu-
r proved noar town. Houso for
rout and sale on installment.
Store room to rent, 10x40 or 32x50.
money to loan on real estate
notary werk: employment ag-ncv j
Make your wauta xnowu anu
think. I can fit you out
K. KYAK, ,
Or. C'OBMMsrrfcil mmI Of mrt.
For Sale Snap, $1350 6-room cot
tag), fttll basement, 2 blocks
from Cour,thouso, block from
high school. Lot 40x165 facing
east; A quick call nocoBnry to
catch these. Terms. J. F. Holder,
room 1,-Stousloff Dldg.
MISCELLANEOUS
Found A pup Llowollyn setter In
S. Salem. Owner can havo same
by addressing X cnro Journal,
8-31-31
Lost Saturday afternoon, either on
Chomokotn, Stnto or 14th streets,
a pair of black gaunolot gloves
Flndor plcaso phono 660.
8-31-3t
Private Ofllco Room Fine light
water, gaB, etc., will Bharo largo
furnlBhod reception room with
right party. G. T. Whlto, dentist.
over "Barnes Cash Store."
3-31-3t
Wanted 70 hop pickers on the
Mark Skiff hop yard cast of town.
Bogln picking Monday, Sopt. 7.
Reglstor with elthor C. Culvert,
Asylum Avo., or J. Baumgartnor,
with Lall & Bush. Prlco 40c.
8-29-lw.
liost At the circus Thursday even
ing a gray top coat. Flndor leave
nt this ofllco and rocolvo roward.
8-28-3t
1
Aftar Sept. 1 Owing to tho high
price ot feed tho prlco of mill:
will bo 1 pint for $1.15 por month.
1 quart, $2.25 por month. 2 quarts
$4.00 por month. Nob Hill, Dairy,
Falrmount Dnlry. 8,24-5t
Tho Patrons of J. O..Schulit Will
find him nt his now ofllco at 134
N. Llborty Btroot noxt to now
D'Arcy building. 8-25-tf
Lost A whlto nnd tan pointer. H
conBOtng 184. For reward call nt
225, 20th St.
8-26-tf.
For Rent Now 7-roonl houso, pump
on porch, 1015 N. Commorclnl St.
Call nb Hill's Peel Room. Phono
454. 8-27-lw
Wenger i Cherrington Pianos nnd
Organs boIu on oaay torms; tola
phono 1187; 247. Commercial
Street, Salem, Orogon. tt
m' r-ft I
Salem Cash Mnrkct Tho flnost cuU
ot moato at tho lowest prlcos. My
phono 370, 247 8. Commorclal St.
P. W. Royoltz, Prop. 7-21-tf
Help Furnished Free of Charge By
Salem Employment Company, 478
State stroot, phono No. 149. Par
tlos wanting help please' call at
ofllco or phono us. Also havo cowi
for salo.
Courreto Work Gut my prices on
sldownlks. curbs, Boptlc tanks and
c'omont work of any kind. AH
work guaranteed first-class. M
Ward, 2378 Maplo Avo., Highland
Phono 1509. July24-lf
ingot Lumber nnd Fuel Co. Lunv
bcr .shingles, building material
wood and coal. Low prlcos and
prompt doltvorlos. Ono block east
of 8. P. pafBongM depot. Phone
198. 7-2-tf
Initio A WeHderoth Fine wines
liquors and cigars. W handle
tho colebiatod Kellog gaud Castlt
whiskies. Cool and refreshing bee1
constantly oi draught, Soutr
Commorclal street. 9-8-lyr
ICnlnrgol Our moat market on
E. t State Btroot Iibb boon doubled
In size and vo nro hotter prepared
han evor to sorvo- customers. J
Prompt sorvlco and the best or
moats our motto. Call fir phone
199.,B. E. Edwardt Moat Co.
Tins Jlomo Seekers Infornuttlon Ru
roau will plnco you In direct com
rmunlcatlon with owners ot farms
nnd city property. Chamber Com
merce, Portland. 222 N, Commer
cial street, 8alem Or. 7-21-tf
BUTTERNUT BREAD.
It K worth more than any otbe
'read yet the prlco is no higher
for said at your grocers'.
CALIFORNIA BAKERY,
Thomas A Cooloy, Props.
DKAYMKN.
ChjhmIh llroa.' TntRKler CVwpmh-
All kinds of transfer work done
Furniture and pianos boxed read
for shipment. 'Prompt service
our motto. Stand and oMce
25t South Commercial itrM
Phont 219 Ftwidenc Phone 6-
LIVERY AND FWKDOTARLSil
Lkery. and Fwd KiaWtNS OW Py
(,oaUe mablee, at 264 rrry
sB'-
between CoaaraercJa! an4 Ff!
street. Tefee 1,K. Smm ei
ibe nnst llvoriHs in tneelty c
ho found boro. WestacoH ft John
son, props. '6-l-lyr.
BnNlTTKWKIKP
Prtink MC"lSrowB--lllaBftcturor
aih, doers, moulrf. All Vln
jut heme Pn!P aw hard wo ,
orkrrat Kf, ?! S4P I
& Cmirt Wr all coafeMr.
WATKD
Wanted A good gentle work team,
between 1100 and 1200 pounds.
Call at Waiter Low's barn, W. J.
Ball, 194 8. Cottage.
8-31-3t.
Wanted I would llko to take la
bundlo washing at my home, cor
ner of Twelfth and Market Btreet3
Mrs. M. C. Braunon. 8-5-lm
Wanted 1000 hop plckors to pick
GOO acres of hops. Fine accom
modations; bakory, butcher shop,
grocory otoro, restaurant, dancing
pavilion, otc. Register now. Of
flco hours 2 . p. m. to 4 . We pay
$1.00 por hundred. For further
particulars apply to Krebs Bros.,
room 0, Bush-Breyman build
ing. 8-12-tf.
Wanted to buy A blacksmith shop
with or without tools, in good lo
cation In city. Will buy the
proporty at a reasonable price.
Address Fred Dupras, 235 Bara
ga avonuo, Marquette, Mich.
8-15-tf.
8tofwJoom Wanted Ono suitable
for Imploment business. Addreat
"H," caro Journal offtce. tt.
Hop-plcklng Boglns in Holmes
yard, Sept. 7. T. A. Llvesley ft
Co. 8-29-3t.
flood Wash Woman At once.
Weekly washing for two ladles
nnd n gontleman. Call mornings,
Leonard Hotel, room 23.
8-3G-lw
Bids Wanted On concrete work for
foundation of dwelling. Apply at
100 Division Btreot. 8-28-31
Wanted Board and room In private
family by man and wlfo, Must
bo cIobo In Address "W," care
Journal. 8-28-3L
LODGBB.
"Virpcntors OhIos Mo. lOflS Loh'
Unlnu No. 1065 of Carpenters ft&4
Jolre'rs ot Amorlca meet ersf
Saturday evonlng at 8;00 p. ra. it
Hoarst hall, 420 State St. A, W.
Dennis, Rec, lea.
IU ! IIM I I I we
Foresters, of Amtrica Court Sher
wood Foresters, No. 19. Meets
SatAirday 'night in Jlolmaa hall,
State abreet Waldo Miller, O. R.,'
J. O. Perry, flnanelal secretary.
Central IiOdge No. 18, K. of P.
Castle Hall in Holman block, eor
ner State and Liberty street
Tuosday of each week at 7: SO $
m. Oscar Johnion, O. O.; B. B
Anderson, K. of R. aud B.
Modern Woodnton of Amwrloa Or
gon Cedar Camp No. 5240. Meet
every Thursday evening av ft
o'clock in Holman hall. W W
Hill, V. tJ.; F. A Turner, clerk
Woodmen of Worjd Moot overy Fri
day night nt 7:30, in Holman hull
E. Lupton, O. C; P. L. Frnzlor,
Olerk. s
TJnoolB Annuity Union, Sick, awl
dent and pension insurance; $2,
000,000 pledged; every claim pats'
Good agents wanted, J. H. C,
Mongoraery, supreme orgaalzsr,
Box432 Sl6E8, Oregos. R. K.
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Thou, M. Hwrr Plumbing, hot wat'
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Main 192. 9-1-lyr
M. J. Petiel PlumblHg, stesa aa
gas fitting. Successor te Kaox V
Murphy, 226 ComBaerelal street,
'Prone Mala 17. ,
REAL ISHTATR FOR BALK
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10 acres, 4 mlleu from Salem:
gpod Croom house, good bnrn;
: 4 acres bparlng fruit. Price
$2500.
135 acres on Howoll PrnlBlo,
mllo from R. R. station, 7-room,
hoiso,' good barn. Prlco $75
fiood 0-room houso, close in, lot
8x98. 'Cheap ut $1500
City lots for salo cheap. Small
nmountv down, balance in
monthm Installments, no inter
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OLMSTED LAND CO.
7S STATE STREHT.
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