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NY MIFG'S
PARENTS.

that, considered as Cruel, it was really
excellent. ''Would you mind putting a
rug or something over my feet?" l added,
to change the conversation.
Daisy looked alarmed, covered the foot
of the bed with an overcoat and two
blankets, and said she'd be back directly.
When she returned she again had the
meat dish in her hands.
"Pve brought you a poultice for your
feet. It's very bad sign to have cold
feet"
81 argued that it isn't usual to put poul
tices on the feet to which she replied that
her mother once told her you could put
poultice anywhere and do no harm"
After my feet had been swathed in the
poultice, Daisy hustled off to make some
stuff which she said was beef tea.
/ never saw anyone enjoy themselves as
! Daisy did. She entered into the spirit of
the thing.
BY seven o'clock in the evening was in
high state of fever, and light-headed
can't remember exactly what followed,
but l have a vague recollection of getting
immensely excited. Daisy seems to have
been alarmed, for after some time there
was third person in the room whom l
didn't recognize.
| | also remember that this third person
was tall and commanding, and took the
| place by storm, and that Daisy cried, and
that offered to fight the intruder for half
a crown.
In reply, she ordered me to get out Of
! bed, and | laughed at her; but found my
self two minutes afterwards sitting in an
armchair, wrapped up in a blanket. Then
Daisy, assisted by the mysterious unknown,
remade the bed.
At II the next morning | awoke, feeling
comparatively well. Daisy was sitting by
the bedside in dressing gown, looking
white and teary.
''Do you feel BETTER Harry" she said
humbly.
"Better?" l said feeling rather mixed
"There's nothing the matter with me?"
"You were very ill last night. | sent
for doctor"
81 don't recollect his coming"
"No; you were in kind Of stupor.
He said was to get some one to help me
nurse you"
ooh, Pm all right"
80 $50 $50 -
"Well? So you what? remember now
there was stranger here. Who was it?"
'I-I-I telegraphed for mama," she
stammered, in very weak voice. 81
didn't know what else to do. You said
you were going to throw yourself out OF
the window; and the poultices broke, and
-and-I thought you'd die She says
you've been within an ace OF rheumatic
fever, and she wants to make it up with
us. Papa is going to drive straight down
here this Afternoon when he leaves business.
They're quite ready to forgive us
1.-The question is, are we ready to for
give them?" | said with as much dignity
as you can expect from man who is lying
in bed.
At 5 O'Clock that afternoon solemn
council was held around my bed. 1t ended
in sur forgving Daisy's parents completely
and receiving them bacl; into favor.
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HEARD AT A HOTEL.


"Stopr'
"Please."
mo. If you kiss me I'll never speak to
you again"
CA struggle and a smack
"Don't you ever dare to do that again"
Il couldn't help it,
Eyes, YOU could Be man.
.All right, will"
(Smacl again
"If you kiss me Ggain I'll tell my
mother"
"No, you won't"
"Yes, | will"
Another smack
"Why?"
"f'tCauso | want you to-
"Why do you want me to!'
because ] do
(Slence for a few minutes.
81 wish you would keep your arm to
yourself
"Why?"
because | don't want it around my
waist"
"Why not?'
because it isn't proper"
'Why isn't it?"
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CIVILIZATION AND THE STAND.
ING ARMIES.

Coincident with the long pause which
the French Revolution imposed upon the
process of external colonial expansion
which was so marked a feature of the eigh-
teenth century, there occurred another
singular manifestation of national eners les,
in the creation of the great standing armies
Of modern days, themselves the outcome of
the leyec en- masse, and of the general con
scription which the Revolution bequeathed
to us along with its expostions OF the
Rights Of Man. Beginning with the birth
Of the century, perfected during its con-
tinuance, it, close finds them in full ma
turity and power, with development in
numbers, in reserve force, in organization,
and in material for war over which the
economist perpetua ly walls, whose exist
ence he denounces aud whose abolition he
demands. As feedom has grown and
strengthened, so have they grown and
Is this singular product of
a century, whose gains for political liberty
are undeniable, a mere gross perversion of
human activities as is so confidently
claimed on many sides? or is there possibly
in it also G sign of the times to come, to be
studied in connection with other signs?--
Harper's Magazine.
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intrinsic value of u He
Hoods Sarsaparilla. u ID 3 HA0

Merit in medicine means the power to
cure. Hoods Sarsaparilla possesses actual
and unequalled curative power and there
fore it has true merit. When you buy
Hoods Sarsaparilla, and take it according
to directions, to purify your blood, or
cure any of the many blood diseases, you
are morally certain to receive benefit.
The power to cure is there. You are not
trying an experiment. 1t will make your
blood pure, rich and nourishing, and thus
drive out the germs of disease, strengthen
the nerves and build up the whole system.
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SarSaparilIa

Is the best, in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Prepared only by c. l. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Hood,. Dill. Do not purge pain or
llOOO > FlllS grippe. All druggists. go.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-30
ozzcO,S PERSONALS.

Pr1E NC Haul=y 4. houe from
NeED.9r1-
Nrx w.. Il Oc=ll is visiting Port
lzo6 frSen5s-
B1ssov Fl. L BarkIey JeaTes nsTi
psek ~ Ss1 Frzoclso9.
u. ". Frazer, TIE mfliDer. has
z0oe % British Colu11bls-
Attorney W. Fl. Holmes returned
t5Is I8osninz frDtH Portland.
DR.. 7. c. Smith, Jr. has gone 70
clgtsop Beach, fOr az outing.
Assistant State Tresursr z. Z.
HOdgkIn, was in Portland today.
Mrs. s J. woodruff went % New
port this morning 70 spend the sum
mer.
Perm Card returned today from a
three weeks outing IN Southern Ore
gOn.
A. ". Cmphrey, the warehouse
man was Portland business visitor
today.
Prof. L. G.. Cochran, Of the faculty
Of Willamette University has left for
Mt. Hood.
Geo. w. Harris returned today
from a brief visit with his children
at Brooks.
Miss Frances Parkhurst returned
last evening from two weeks visit
al Oregon City.
j. VI. Wallace has been spending
few days at Sidney looking after his
iaterest there.
q. z. Smell left today for Tacoma
and Seattle. He will visit his brother
at the latter place.
Ar. and Mrs. G. w. Screiber, Mrs.
a. Z. Miller and son Kinney went to
Newport for an outing.
Miss Mabel and Rose Creighton are
home from a visit with friends in the
northern part Of the country.
A. Strong, returned tOdOy from Coos
and Curry counties. where he reports
the ClOndyke fever quite prevalent.
Ralph Terrell returned today to
Corvallis after a short visit with his
brother, County Judge G.. p. Terrell.
Miss Laura Derbyshire, who has
been visiting the Misses Sherman,
returned this afternoon, 70 her home
at StaytOn.
Mrs. Robinson and Verna ShaieI,
Of San Francisco, arc visiting at the
hume OF MT. and Mrs. r. T.. Shafer
ia East Salem.
Prof. and Ars. T. B. McElrOy, uf
Eugene, vino have been attending the
teachers ASSOCIATION at Newport, are
visiting Salem friends.
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Outlaw Escapes.

HUNTINGTON. W. Va, July 3D.
Tie report has reached here that Capt.
Hatfield. the notorious outlaw who
sas held for murder, escaped from the
MIgo Jail 5y cutting his way out. 4
large reward Is offered for him.
y scientist has discovered that
light may be produced from sugar.
He has succeeded in taking photographs
by the light supplied by sugar only.
The sugar was first exposed To a direct
sunlight for two hours and then placed
in q dark room. Immediatly on being
placed iu darkness the sunlight stored
in the sugar began 10 glow family at
first, but quite brightly after a few
minutes. After about % minutes dur
ing which time the photographs were
taken, the light began 10 die away and
gradually went out. The photographs
taken BY sugar light arequite distinct
though not sOclear as an ordinary pho
tOgraph.
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RESIGNATION
Of Prof. ]. o. Hall Accepted.
Ssssn Schocl Bczr5 EIscts D, W.
fo5sr q ths fEcs-cy.

Ats s-scszI -es1fr.E = ih.s bCar1 q
s-houl 1iree1o-s f1- Iss1ri-i No -
bad ia ths oEos g Cle-k Z Fl H-Fi1sz.
l1si srs1f1z- ths rs zuzsi11 g PrOf.
J. .. Han a. priu,-5ral q tb@ Liaruln
sc1ool. Ess saosEte1- Pr-1- DIV 10
6=r. Hb0 10 IA yz-s EEs elssssd %
y rrircipal 0ft1s P1lyts',h-ic s-ho'0l,
Ezs elacse5 g fl t5s Tscz1cT czEseo
bT Pruf- -HslI-s RS z1stlo-- Tnis crs-
zted s1oiher VzcaocT IL t1s cSrps O.
t1s Szlsu pz5lic sr30nl te4c1s-s- II
Ezs uscesssry ~ TIE slsctioo q
s-1s5er teacber an5 tl= 1uard slected
Mrs A11s Hail 10 Il tbs v8cs1cg-
T1z hoard passed r=s1--ti11s sIpTe-
sax it, sppreefztio1 q the e1cie1t
zr5 untfring Iz5ors q Prut- Hall in
thz Interest q TIE salem pGblic
ss1oo's Prof Hal j. ; D0St eDsr-
Es-5c EoTEer 10 ed1-ztiOlzl ciTCles
zoj if zss Indeed uftl cClSi6=rsble
rel1--z zn1e that TIE slari accepted
his re.5 5g1zi5gn-
The PrDiessJF, ia o5lpaDy Hitn NJ
W. Welch. NiIl leave SEATTLE Aug 7th
O the Steamer QUes1. for the Con
dyke gold feds The-e Two substsn-
tizI FC4ng men EiiI make 4 good team
and ~ilI sscars . fair snzre Of the
gold hzrTest IL IL i % 1e had. S1c-
cess % them
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-30
FRUITS.
Good Shipments From Salem
A Ns- Fvit Trsy Ns-gfzCtBrsr Il
Szs-.

The . F-k r Co- eEve-= t0 saiF
tbeir fEfr5 car - F--11s t0D1rruH-
It EEIl o1-s5-a q sa1azz- -Esrz5stlE.
7Tzs1i.Elo1s s-1 Egg Fl7-s- Ibsg
uIl Vr11a1lT - ~ NsE YORK q
Bas-01- Ths Erss czrs s1Tpped have
5-u-zh. E-s rztErrs- ard TIE -fr-5t
zr1Eers are s1Ile boIefEl IL TIE
s1lirs Fszr's cr11-
!. A. Tz1 EEtG-- Toe pio-ssr fruit
tzYsr, IszTasa early III ACz1s- f0-
CcIzsEo- % represent TIE O-zg01
Frult & Pr1c1es Ca NJ. Van E1soa
Ezs I1z Erss zz- % snip Ore<1u
frl1t- H1I.h Uzs C--s ths 1rss year
the Nor1her1 P1c51- rad uas Cre1-
T11i fr1f- I'D sell ard gave ths
ulrl5 ihe Er.s taste q car 6@lfci11zs
p-958sts- He EiI rs ooiT sell rsP-
- s-t hlso5-1Tz1T o1I NilI q b010T
% The s-zts AZ al tiuss-
Many neH dryers are being h1ilt-
zo5 sIth s1-ge il j. = prU5,su bgH %
take care n tlss biz yieI5 this year.
EFzrF orchard n0t oaly eIcee5s in
q1z1tiiy shat va expected, 5Ii 10
Q13lIty a. sell.
NEW INVENTION.
Hansen & Lzn1On. the sash snd
DOR Manufacturers. have placed On
the market what il capturing the ere
Cf every man who has fruit dryer.
Il i a woven slat fruit tray. which
Nil reTOlutiJnize the tray business.
Il consists Of 2 frame % II the dryer
truck, and the bottom Instead q oe-
Iog galvanized ~Ove1-wirs, con-
sists q iKs inch wooden Stats
Noven together with wire On the
same plan that the woven lath fence I
is made. This makes . good open
bottom tray, and one that will last q
life time If taken care Of, whereas the
wire bottom trays only last about
four seasons. besides getting rusty in .
time. These trays are made % 1t
any style q dryer.
The inventors are Messrs. a VI.
Hansen and II. D. LaDd0n. both act
i've young mechanics. who have made
the machinery for manufacturing
them, and rOw have orders for nearly
ten thousand trays This new inven-
tiOn is not patented, and cOnse- .
quently can be sold cheaper than any
tray with q royalty. Their shop is
rushed night and day turning out
this work, and they also have heavy
orders for cars. for dryers in different
parts Of the valley. This is only
beginning and it is prOphesied By psr /.
ties who should know, that his busi- /
ness viii grow with the fruit indus
try to great proportions. Salem is to
be congratulated upon being the CEN
ire for this thrifty enterprise.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-30
DIED

MILLER--In Salem att p u. Fri
day, July -. 1877. John 4. Miller.
For several year, the deceased was
manager Of the Pzcisc Postal Tele-
graph Cos Office in Portland and was
afterwards train dispatcher and con
ductOr for the O. r * Y. CO.
Deceased leaves z wife and little
sJu. In all prUbilities the remains
will Be shipped IN Portland saturday
morning when the funeral services
will Be held.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-30
From 95 censs Up

ws--er B-sF-s1 ez-s 5sT1 frlC
NJ Ez-s- rLts sf-er11sc- q b1si-ssz-
~. u1I pin aas fElElE szzf1 i1 =
- 1sgs
81. E-aF Crss,1-5- H57 has been
T.-1sr.x frner,t- ard rslEfirss - tb@
Das- for seeks. rzt1rIed t1rzY - f@r
3 .c1s I- yorth P9rtlz-d
C-rsy s1rs- g. " go-@s. -rst1-rs5
H. t1y f-lul the ,-ats Tsach@rs Ass1-
q l.sss al S-zporr- He reporr- the
atsscs1zr-e Il iEs zssnelztill gzits
sail
NJ. MIts51. q tl1s Unigo Bz-gzi1
ss0rs = -gTlrz b.. bCzsiness - ibe
Ilrslg e5-F = WOOD oEr1- Oar Lsig1-
a.ss r0Hz uII E-5 hfl ard rs bIsl-
49, 4 zooc Eos1isitlo1-
Mlss E.EeI FriLzeI hzs retained
frg-a - eE. .u5s5 vis5s Il Czs1a5s
Lcrss z-5 Pgrrlz-5- Sc Wzs zcoOlD-
panied h1-3s 5y Mis- Ella FrizzsI q
P5srIzrs1- 40 all vi.it in Salem for
several WseEs-
Chsef Justice z. \. Moorse, aud
A ssssizte J-st5css &. z WoIvertOn
and z :. Bean, eft to5sy fJI Pend
Iston. zbers they wiU hand down
-o-e dacislg1s. expecting u re-
t1ru to Szl-u sunday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-30

MOTION GRAETED.-The action for
damage case recently instituted by
y. A. Neal, Of Turner, vs. Jos. Myers
& Sons, Is gradually shapeing Itself
for trial. Thursday afternoon the
plaintiffs motion 10 amend pleadings
% conform 10 the facts OF the case
was argued before Recorder Ed y.
Edes, and taken under adyisement un-
I'll .. III. today. The motion was
granted and, the pleadings having
been properly amended, the case viii
be heard by Recorder Edes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-30
IT NARIos-s CAPITOL.
Procs.s5ags n Il. vs-io.s Departments

Process5lgs II tas Vs-5szs Departments
Delinquent TzIss.
Deputies Sheriff 4. T. Waln and T.
z Cooper are notifying all o. Marion
eOBnty's taxpayers whose taxes hare
a. yet not be paid At the July term
d the county court the tax roll was
ordered closed September !, after
which all unpaid taxes will become
delinquent. The total tax for 1886
was about s154.OOO, Of which amount
slOT, ,59s.53 has been collected and
paid into the county treasury, leaving
q balance Of about 81 90 still due the
county.
Otto Prael, ". ). Kinney and z.
Prael haye been appointed appraisers
d that portion Of the E. NJ. Waite
estate located 10 Clatsop county.
County CleTV L. V. Ehlen today is
sued bounty warrants aggregatlng
1860. Those 10 whom the warrants
we're issued and the respective
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-30
xu-5sr-5 Al Pnoeyill..

TIE DALLEs, Or. July 3)--NeEs
has Just reached here q the fatal
stsb5lngof Horace CzdIe, residing
at PriDeville, Crook county. The
homicide occurred at a country dance
held on Beaver creek, On the night
Of the 24th inst. Czdle got into g
fight with a stranger outside u tie
building aud Knocked his antagonist
down. The man arose, drew knife
and plunged it into Cables head e
fell, struck his head against the bGilC-
lug and the knife penetrated & E
brain. Cadle was y years old and d; :
resided in PrIneTilIe for years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-30

Tent Canvas We have a good line
Of heavy canvas %. 81 aud so inches
wide Also dfiilings and heavy
muslins cheap for cash.
Hop pickers Gloves. Just opened a
big line Of ladies' and mems hop
picking gloves az the extremely low
price Of pc pair.
Red Shoes New lines uf red shoes
for ladies' men and boys just recei we'd.
All the latest styles.
Standard Patterns-August fashion
sheets and full line 0f patterns ex-
pected this week. To Introduce our
monthly magazine, the STANDARD
Designer" we will send IL free Of
charge for three months 10 all the
professional drcssmakers Of Salem
whO will leave their names with Us
this week.
Dress Goods Sale-On all summer
dress goods still continue.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-30
Nakes Him Feel Young.

For some time / suffered with
great weakness and was not able 10
walk. l could not sleep nights and
did not have any appetite. One day a
friend advised me to take Hood S
and l did 50. After
taking I'VE bottles my health was
wonderfully improved. Hoods Sar-
saparilla has made me feel young
again" II. Ketas, S2I Yesler Way,
Seattle, Washington.
HoOd's Pills are easy 10 take. 25
cents.
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In JGstic= Co-t

The civil case Of J 9 Wright vs.
Ms Sarah z Murphy To- which the
plaintiff seeks ~ obtain a Judgment
against the defendant tgr st5-55 with
interest al Per cent since May y,
1872, was agreed before Justice John
son, Thursday afternoon, and this
morning when tie matter was t-keu
under cJn-ideTati,l ua,.. Monday
The money i alleged 70 be due for
groceries
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o. c. * z. R. R.

Sunday Seaside Excursion VII Run Sun
day August 7,
And continue TO run each Sunday
thereafter during the season. Trains
leaves Albany 200 a. H.; Corvallis
40 a. IL. Returning leaves Newport
$50 ?. N.
Fare, Albany, Corvallis and PhilO-
math, sl.jO for round trip. Points
west usual rates.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-30

THREsHISG CoMMESCED.-A. NJ.
Humphry was out in the vicinity Of
Macleay, Monday. where he reports
twO threshers at work. The grain
about Macleay is ripening unusually
early this year. Mr. Humphrey ex-
poets To open his warehouse at
Macleay, Monday for the reception OF
grain. The yield is better than usual.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-30

The WOODMES NIS.--In the match
game Of baseball at the state fair
grounds Thursday afternoon between
the WOOdmen Of the World and the
a. o. L. w, the former team won
with a score Of q TO 10.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-30
The New Crop.

Good grain crops are being haT-
vested, and the farmers as a rule are
very happy. Harvesting is we'll started
and even some threshing is being
done.
The first .threshing reported was
done On the Hartley place. near Ma
cleay. BY D. W. Early. II viii BE
necessary TO push the work To get the
big crop cut Of the way before winter.
The Sidney elevator started up yes
terday, and the first load Of wheat
was brought in by VIM. Zimmerman,
being the first threshed thereabouts.
The quality is magnificent, and the
yield theTeabOuts is immense.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-30

A PLEASANT AFFAIR,-At their
beautiful home on Prospect avenue
last evening the Misses Sherman en-
tertained very pleasantlya few friends
ia honor Of their guest, Miss Laura
Derbyshire, Of StaytOn. Games
mingled with other amusements and
cards we're followed BY delightful re-
freshmeuts.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-30

a CHARACTERIsTIc.-In purchas-
ing groceries as in purchasing cloth
ing, the average buyer pays more at
tentiOn 70 the quality Of the goods 20
be purchased than 10 the quantity.
This probably accounts for BransOn
* Co.'S. large sales.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-30
CRIMES,
Three Murders in a Night.
TIE Cib Of Mobile in
Turmoil.

NOZZLE July T.-This city + in 4
tzru0il A. = result 6 three murders
ard uhich have driven people 10 the
highest pitch q frsuzy- Blsinsss i
practically szs-en5sd-
TIE Erst killfoz task place in the
evsoiuz. Tbo1zs y1oes- . years q
age, = zCoofeosrsts veteran. and highly
respected. wzs killed by Isaiah Davis
J0ues attempted 10 gst = negro out q
his toUse- iotO Ehi-h he lad b7Ukeo,
and ibz regr1 killed him zitE = stick
q Eood. 4 crUwd assembled and
Hss about % lynch Davis Ehen the
o6oers rescued hin ~ith di4culty.
The o5ruDsr's jury and IoEsr eourt
sent Davis Up for murder, tho1gh be
tried 70 pay insane
BetWeen y ard O'clock 3 negro
named Knight shot and killed
another negro named DeuZler- As he
vas being chased By officers. knight
shot and uDortzIly wounded Policeman
Tucker. The negro ran away after the
Shooting. but was Intercepted BY =
telegram and arrested bY S@ctIOn Boss
Hu5baFd az Hurricane bayou
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-30

The finest stock Of oxblOod and
chocolate cJlOred shoes, for ladies,
gents and children can be found at
the New York Racket, and they are
sold at the same low prizes a. the
like grade Of black shoes, our stock Of
all grades Of shoes in the Star Star"
line Is full. Call and save Is to D per
cent. 30 ID
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-30

NEw PUPIL.-Superintendent Croi-
san today received a new charge in
the person ~ Guy Millspaugh, aged
IA, from HlllsborO. His complaint is
incorrigibili,y.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-30

WHILE F0zDCEsT- - To1 Eat
and Szssr1sg So Weztber all y
fsfr z-rs rss35er-
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TATE o. ONO, CITY OF To1Epo.


Lucas COUNTY.
Fisnk J. Cheney makes oath that he is the
senior partner Of the firm Of F. J. Cheney &
Co, doing business in the City Of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, and that said
firm will pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case Of Cat
ann that cannot be cured BY rhe use Of Hal 5
CatzrTh Cure.
FRANK !. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence. this 9th day Of December, A. D.
1886.
49,
SEAL. a w. GLEASON,
.'@T' Notary Public
Halls CztzrTh Cure IS taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous SUI
faces Of the system. Send for testimonials,
free.
F. !. CHENEY & Co.,
Toledo, o.
a Sold by Druggists, 75e.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-30

The New York Racket has reduced
prices on all braided staaw hats, and
helmats. They have a full assOrt-
ment Of harvest hats from cents, TO
20 cents. Call and fit out for COM
fort. 30 I'd
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-30

Always call for bargain at the
New York Racket when you want
shOes, hats, clothing, underwear or
almost any other article. 30 2d
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-30
Feed Drops "MuehIY.n y

Bran and Shorts are cheaper than
corn. Price Of mill feed greatly re-
duced. Call at the mill for quotations.
Delivered, free IN ton lots.
SALEM FIGURING MILLS Co.
s-lS-dtd
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-30
Hop Growers Attention.

"Hop Evener" something new and
useful Invented by A. J. Jerman. Of
Switzerland, on exhibition at VIM.
Brown & Co., 230 Commercial street,
every hop grower should have one
Call and see it. d&w u lmA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-30

Lane county has appropriated $500
to make fruit exhibit at the state
fair.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-30

WANTED.-A first class driving horse and
buggy. Enquire Of c. Marsh, es High
sues1' 7-3o-3t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-30

FOR SALE.-A Jersey COW. Al a bargain
cen fresh about thiee weeks Enquire Al
J. .. Halls, South salem. 7.3o3t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-30
WILLIS BROS. 6 co.

PosLoilice Dry Goods and Shoe
House. Remember we are closing Out
clothing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-30

70 SILVER CREEK FALLs.-On
Tuesday morning or this week a CON-
pany Of yOung people under the chap
erOnage Of c. J Atwood and J. W.
Reynolds left for Silver Creek falls %
spend few days. The party expects
70 return home tomorrow This is a
pleasant and very economical way Of
taking an outing and the young peO-
pie have 10 doubt enjoyed the trip
more than had they gone in a Pull
man coach or a comfortable carriage.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-30
THOSE

THOSE OCTEGESARIASs.- 1t is
understood that John 6. Wright and
John Q. Wilson are both mad because
they are not included in the gray
beard company for Ciondyke. They
will probably organize for them
selves and no doubt be there when
the other fellows arrive.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-30

PARTIES HAVING
Bartlett Pears,
Bradshaw Plums.
Columbia Plums,
Egg Plums.
oe'sDGolden Drop PlumS
Italian Prunes,.
Silver Prunes,
Hungarian Prunes'
Or any other good shipping wsato
that they wish 10 ship, VIII oo
call early on the
OREGON FRUIT & PRODUCE w.