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New-York tribune., 1899-07-26

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables; Spot cotton
far doing: 10000 bales speculation ana
s1p9r CO. Ameriean 1900; receipts 6Oco st Asr1sn &
changed: closed quiet but steady, net unehansed De
Sember-January. 3i43sb; January February Sl5:D
Sl7s. May-June 317hb: July, 31sb; July-August
$ishb August-september, Sl7itb; septernoer-oe,ope
Siihb Manehester-Yarns quiet but steady CLOTHS
culet
DRUGS-Opium and qYinne ruled slow Of sale with
NE latter rather Prices were quoted as io9%e'
s.cPhne bulk. 81 O5 walls 81 10; eghths - SO9
S< 80 Qunlne domestic, manufacturers bulh SC io-
G3lc
tsany undertone without change. but spring wnea'
SIalds higher active. following NhedI.
spring patents So 1888 20: winter s;raights So s5g
- 20 winter patents SO 65a$3 IS spring clears $50
~ 10 extra No winter 81 754$2 50, extra No winter
" i'gs1 80: 10 grade sls lc9siS 25 TO arrive RYE
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston July 25co,,on easy piddllng sc Sas low
r,iddinr 5-IGc: good ordinary '-l"' s''e '' a''
TaIt1ore July 25-Cotton nominal mIssdiing -
low roiddung i5-i6c; good ordinary d 'lo1' e'Oss
ce,r.e az bales. stock. 9.2II balet ,,s,, a. t,a,
savannah July 25Cott0n steady n'ai.T iiT bsIes "
Ncw-oreans july 25-cotton quiet mlecng s 800
70. les O0O bales. stock l63. 400 bales
Nempbs July 25-Cotton steady; middllng 80 80 iD itS
asii i5isc- good ordinary. 4i.c. net receipts l4Z
gross le7 bales shipments is7 bales sales L'oo
nssss 80 r,iy 25-Cotton quiet: midding 5%c low
SIi,IS 1i6e. good ordinary ll-l6c net receipts
2i bales gross. 29T bales: sh'pfne"'s' iO'' oS'''
oqf Rafaa
New-York tribune., 1899-07-26

erIs1ea' oc: sueS' stsndsrd and fne granuis Ted
5izc coarse sranulated and extra nne sranur r Sass
10 cartons and 5 n bags Of fine granulassu H..
mould A. SAC: diamond A. Sac; 10 & 4sic
No l. 4Ac; No 5. 4oec: No 0. +ae NO 70; ia &c 49,
TOBACCO-seedleaf frm fairly active a,N . ,ollows
steady Sales Of seedleaf were o%o ssses New-EnK-
land Havana crop ls9s 2oqsoc 200 easss 1855 zim
ners private terms and 50 crop 1897, s o
Sales Of foreign tobacco included 5o ssl co in bond
New-York tribune., 1899-07-26
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY H. lo"''
FOR THE WEST. -

SCHEDULE IN Effect NAY H. 1879
FOR THE WEST ,D -
Leave New York South Ferry tWhiehsn an s,b Ferry
foot Of Liberty Time shown Is from S"'' t'
Leave Liberty street minutes later se,,,aav.
'Daiy. fENcept SUNDAY z,A ., % n m
and az 10 night ,,,. -, o,t,o q Is
PITTSBURG. 'i3O a. m CLioery street '''' 49,
p 'cTXC,INNATI ST LOUIS. 'e55 a. $3.50 ?. m-'
1910 night ~ ,,. rp.rxs
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE, - 90. 80, 80, Bine3
80 IS Royal Limited" exclusively Pullman an ~ Dne
ABS lDner '555 p. m. (Dine) ana '4-'i" 's"~
NORFOLK. ti255 p. m 49,. ,,,... r,.h.
All trains are Illuminated with Pintsch Lisht ,., G.
0r,ces. ia l72 2si 1894 Broadway. % Union "a
" I97 Rowerv y Y: 339 Fulton st. $50 Grahsm as,
prook,vn. Whitehall Terminal and Liberty 81 Bassass
CHECKED from, hotel or residence 70 destination
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Cash quotations follows F9ur qusS si sl y e.
No spriug wheat zoe; No spring NIVa|' 81 -,
red 7Ol7 Q7llsc; No corn g2aSZ,:c' White Ss"
No white 22is026c No rye 0-c, 80 .,p,s g
42c. No faxseed 97c; Northwestern e. Vss7;, PtiIie P
timothy 81 10; pork per ooi, e. Z s5Sss OK
frv salted shoulders boxed. 5sg5-2c shoLt ste
boxed S5 3Oq$5 80. whiskey, dstSis ~ oS,ce ~
per gallon 81 26 sugars unchanged Oh crsan1ertas
Change to-day the butter market was easy sas
io1i7c. dairies ll0153c eggs weak anu "N''' "s'"'
II 4 ql2c cheese unchanged ~.
cincinnati July 25-Flour steady. wheat sesoy 30 40
red 69q7oc Corn steady; No n'Ss, Sssv. No . SOC
R,,- easter lower fancy Elgn creamery lSaqls9c;
Ohio i4ai6c dairy, l2c Sugar quiet Esss s"e'' ''
Cheese hrrn. . ,-..o-- -oi1
milwaukee July 25-v'heat frm No Norteern ne r5, s5
0i3c: No Northern 7la7lhc. rye 5o%et' ~ - ''
barley quiet No 2 40l9c: sample S-gSs'sc' .
Minneapolis July 25C1ose: Wheat IN store Gag
NCrhe-n July Sc. September. o. &c. ~ .
on track No / hard 7Oisc; No NoEtneanii "''' ~
Northern G7Ic. Flour and bran uEchanse''
Philadelphia July 25Wheat 95 e5H nl1ed july So
G36&c Oats dull and irregular No oo my FSgs Steady
13i Lc. No DO 2elac: No mixed Zec s1 ~
taIr demand nearby l31ac, 90 sse.s ann
an higher: New-York full cream tshc! ;ncy az Il
O. ~ fair 10 choice sAGs+c ONO hats, lanoS t
slsc do good 7sGsc anns @ saesS wheat 20 900
pS-, OF 900. oats 30 0OO ShipmentS-N neat lo'o"V
bush. corn So. Oo0. oats. 2lsO" ~ -,
:, ropI. 1ulv 25-wheat. No red cash. oot1e 1ey 1
71ic september INC: December ,oc 70 ,rber
60 No cash SIC track. S2c July 81 &C sep'emper
S0r1 S,S SsiIc. December 2ssc oats. 10 cash 2:e'
yiuy 23Sc. september. 1850 May. ZAe' 40 "n''
--ledo Iulv % wheat active. higher: No cash md
Univ 7I4c september nc bid. Corn dull lower no
5, Eye dull lower; No cash. 5ic. Cloyerssed ouil'
steady: prime cash. new. 81: October 81 80
New-York tribune., 1899-07-26
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool July % mc2t'2nsPot 255tSs e sa fnr Tn.
is the DAY were 1000 oalee OF which So were ro
speculation aud export and inclIasa ss1can Futures
onsnsd quiet and closed quiet but seady az ne
..artI,n r,iddling m July. 1850 puysts J..'
sre-,sf -G4aS i0-G4i buyers; August h1
re- i7-GfG3 ls-64d buyers; September sna sIss4S
a96a NJ ga buyere: October and November - J.,
iSS4d buyers November and Dessnter s ttg 81
re- T,ecer1her and January l3-6iq5 lo-ofl
ru5sls "a Febr,iary i4-e4a3 i5-G4d buyers; Feblaty
Ss parrb 15-84R3 io-e4d sellers March 9na NJ, H.
2 I6-Gid huyers April and May, i'-o'u S''' ~
ana June 3 Il -64f3 1s-64d buyers
New-York tribune., 1899-07-26
DELAWARE, LAekAwANNA { WESTERN
NEW YORK ONTARIO & WESTERN RY.

Trains leave foo, of W 42d g. as f0'''"' O'
A. M-Day Express for all stations ~ =.
I'D Connections for Lakes Mohonk' "'
ana Kiamesha. Parior cars --,.-,u. rsn.,,v
0.1S A. M.-Mountan Express 70 ElenYlne. IA
J.lO and intermediate stations laN' N'""
%Whise % - VI Saturdays only)-stations 20 Enenvine
1INl raockIand Lake Kismesha. and White l~aAs
o. p. M.vestibule LIMITED stations 20 Eenyl. Kis
Dssss and White Lake Parlor cars ~, r. c0,c,xa
FL , aaiyC stops Middletown Liberty L Msn,r. w
49, SS"-uch Oneida Oswego, Niagara fals wax
ard Reclining Chair Car seats tree) tnrousa
70 cnieago we sn "ppaPIoR CAR SEATS AT s7i Broad
way n y n Y. Transfer CO. CHECKS 'sss~ss
s1on, residence 70 destination
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For partcuIaf1 see Tine table
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS

VIA CntstSiII, The Front DOOr HOutc.
New CntskiII and Tnnnersyilie X. X.
IN CONNECTION WITH
CatslSill Mountain Railway otts ny;
The shortest and picturesque route 10 all po'n''
Summit Of Catskills ...r,
Tickets Offices Of Hudson River Pay Line GatsS asd
Evening Line York Central and West shore Hoaos
Mountain House Hotel Kaaterskil Laurel House,
Anlers. Haines Corners and all the mountain PARIS
Cairo
Reduced Excursion rates good for the season ,,
THE O'CLOCK LIMITED TRAIN, Detroit Speclal.
the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad
has Dining and Paror Care Daily. stopping at Catskil
Railroad connections make time Less than hours
New York 70 SUMMIT Of the Catskils
On nj
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lIV. sDaIIN, fAHFUI 0HTuI 10 =
HARLEM DIVISION.


10 NJ and NJ. Daily. except sunday -
Pittsheld: sundays only at 12o a. NJ
Waerer Palace Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Ptntsch Lght. 49,, -
r,,ta oaices AZ i3 2Gl. 3l3 and 1915 Broadway y
r-,tnr ., 935 Columbus Ave. 81 West 23th 81,
t95tb St and i3sth 81 stations, New York 53S ana Is
1-,t tc"1,o, 6, and IO4 rroadway F. D.. BROOKLYN
Telephone "279O Thirty-eghth Street ior Ns~ LOT.
rssidence ~ Westcstt Express Company -.
res'u1 1CFoRGF II DANIELS General Passenger Agent.
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r,.oopr.N PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool July 2closns whsatnsPon0 .oT0r Arm Sp
"a iol.d. No ! California 6s ldgos "a OF go,
American mixed new easy IS 4%s. 90 S,u "a sES:
Setaber Is 4ad Flour-5t. Louis fancy winter ouH'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-26

Is 3D. Hops at London Pacific Coaso nominal Peas
Canadian 5s lOd Beef steady; India mess sos;
prime mess 65s Pork firm prime mess Western sos
Cumberland cut % 80 n. 33s short RIB. u 10 20 10
32s long clear mdies light. 80 70 50 ~ BIS Cd long
i6 to IS 10 30s clear bellies Il to l6 ~ SSs sh9ulders
Souare II 10 Il n firm. 2ss Cd. Lard-Prme western
in tierces dull 2ss American refined in pals steady;
oss Cd Butter-Good United States 63s; finest United
States s6s Cheese firm; American finest white ana
coored 43s Cd Taow-Prime city firm Z3s Australian
g. fordon steady 2js 3D. Cottonseed oi-Hul refined,
I,ItAugust steady l5s 81. Turpentne-Spirts steady
S9s Rosn.-Common steady. As Petroleum-Refned.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-26
LEHICH VALLEY,

Cortlandt and DesbroSse Streets
K. r Ferries
Time West 2d Street other figures Cortlsndt or Desoroses
daily Sunday leaves Sunday leaves IS Sunday
leaves 6l5 .,.
t.6 IS ZOO M Local for EASTON.
.5.55 eS.OS \ " For BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and
West and principal local points Paror and Dining Cars Con
t:Ii55 1000 Noon BLACK DIAMOND Ex-
PREsSU in the word Limited 10 seating
connecting with through Seepers
10 Detroit and Chicago Dining Car service 10 carte.
.OOPM as For Wllhks-BARRE. SCRANTON,
t'355 40~ NJ Coal BRANCHES and inermediate points
v"1.55 J.1JPM " Local for MACCH CHUNK.
+'51O 5.2OP VI. Local for MAUCH CHUNK.
+'6.IO S2OP II. local Express for EAST0N.
s5.5J $50 For Buffalo and points West. Through
Sleeping Cars 10 Chicago and Toronto. ....,-o
.7.5J S.0OP.N Express for BJ ALO and IOkONlO'
MOI bur Sleeping Car a.sengers carried.
1925 q. .3OPM For ITHACA, ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO
and Nest Sleeping 10 Chicago.
so PLANFIELD and BOZ NJ BROOK, locals daily except
Sunday: 40 ~ lO5 M 25 80 = 10 D. 'sS and sDP
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 49, 2G 30 S 9t4 and
Union Columbus Ave- y i
Fulton St Court . Bdwy and Annex station Brooklyn
Y Tanse will call for and check baggage from hotel or
residence through 10 destination.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-26

RIoCoffes market barely steady; No RIO ese75 ex,
FOR the United 10000 bags; cleared Tor Europe
600 bags. stock 10000 bags.
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee rs as fol-
lnu-s.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-26
NAVAL STORES.

Trading in this market to-day of hand to mouth
character. inquiry being mainly from jobbers In the
absence decided influence from prices
unchanged and the market closed quiet but steady
Quotations follow;
TAR-Regulars. 50 10: tar. oil ibis. 81 rs
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-43d43i1c
RosIN-Common to good strained 81 3o8sl S2a; z.
81 80: F 81 So G. 81 65 H. 81 20; l. 81 50; K. So NJ
81 25Gs2 ~: n. 81 20: W G. SO; W W. 81 20
STOCK ON HAND
Rosln Observation-Disclosures. 10 $40 bbls
epirlts turpentine Observation-Disclosures. 1920 bbs
Tar Observation-Disclosures. 407 bbs
Charleston July 25.-Turpentlne market steady 39c.
Rosn firm.
Savannah July 25-sprts turpentne firm. 4lsc; sales
10 bbs: receipts. 207 bhls. Rosin firm unchanged;
sales. / $50 bbls. receipts. 6.1si bbls. -
Wilmington July 25.-Spirits turpenne steady. 39a.
4Oi.c: receipts Rosn steady e0g9Jc receipts
AIS bbls Crude tupentine firm 81 S5 50 lCgS2 %; re-
London. July 23-Calcutta linseed-Spot. 36s l01sd
Linseed oil 20s 4i5d. Turpentine-Sprits, Dos 1920
Rosln-American strained as AID.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-26
RAILROADS..
Railroads
,o>o~o>o>o~.>oo.o
CENTRAL R. R. Of NEW JERSEY

uIU llHk lie Tie W W. OSuVSl
Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Electro Pneumatic signalA
stations IN New York foot S.s q Liberty St.
Leaving time from south Ferry foot whitehall sD
hve minutes earlier than that given below for Liberty
'"' Trains leave foot Of Liberty st,
Fer Ea:,On, Be,hehsm; AMIIsn,9wn; M Mauch Chunk &c.
Easton) A. NJ 90, $3.50 600 p NJ
F g. sS fdni,2a R;,9. so ana SSr'T'n 400 'h0
For Reading and Harrisourg at 100 40 73o. e;io
T:ss5s Esss,ns 5 ssn .
H'adinS = NJ ALL L' RaIL .snfL ROUTE.
H. NsT Gc ''Esy stasHoTf o G5 S $40 U.s.
40 al: :45 t53s b6 81 $500 Saturdays only p. ~
suPSa'l Pr lakewood SVT IONS h.r M and .
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From Pier g y. r. foot Rector ST.
For Atlantic H,shlands and sesshSEe points 80 900
sS3S:yi lCoG no 90 A. H. 100 100 @ 7is 49, 'SO
For I,akewo9d Toms River and Barnesat +;ao A. ~.
For particulars time tshl.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TON.
=. From foot & Of Liberty 1,; .gC St ~
20. Dining Can 80 q 800 Royal Blue Limited 200
SS osS R n2Hs @ pn1s a Ca. ~ A. ' M 6 %S RSsa ta
Limited. 500 600 Dining SaD P NJ. l2i5 mss AZ AZ
4 NJ 400, 900 p. II ~ ''''
wE:ss s1a s & Rs!i H. e1 m &
St. St.. .7s nSs ' l25t6 & as Columbus
WILLIAMSBURG The New York Transfer Co Will call for
and check baggage hotels or residences to destiEa-
.Fiom Liberty St only.
tErcm South Ferry at 5:25 p NJ
aFrom South Ferry 4.35 j. NJ
hFrom South Ferry at e:lo p
New-York tribune., 1899-07-26

Foreign coffee rnarket-santcs-Coffee market weak;
yood Average santos 5000: receipts 340O bags Owo
Ssys,' stock 5l4 900 bags Hamburg-Conee market
rered unchanged: at 230 2 m. unchanged; sales
1a 0Oo bags Havre-Cohee market opened qwet, IN
16ongAa ~ II m unchanged. AZ IN. irregular =
fran lower closed 4 franc lower total sales, 1900
New-York tribune., 1899-07-26

COTTON-There was not much IN pendulauons TO call
forth comment on the Cotton EXCHANGE today. nor was
belief traders cautious. influences being OF sin
Fulery conflicting The call developed steady un-
leading factors tending spirited bear selling
consisted Of less general belief that the out
pretty well eliminated the situation the market
thought be quite heavily oversod particularly ~
product markets OF the world proved
clus!vey the boom in finished goods stil in
was selling the that the investment public
might re-enter the market large scale. But for
equally at loss as 10 which way 10 turn, inasmuch as
advices on the crop subject indicated splendid condons
chart showing Just the climatic conditions needed Tor ne
best results while English market news proved signay
talent should hesitate Many traders attention
during the rounding Of struggling accounts
and the sraishtenins out or interests IN ne Augsi po
tended that Wall Street friendly dis
tensvey until some potent new bulish factor came 70
light Late in the day spurt OF selling set In. under
which prices went of several points but the market did
due TO rather more bearish weekly Govern
ment than looked for This statement indicated
sections OF the bet condition OF plant Is
favorable than the close Of the preed
ing week ana the crop Is cream and Seneraiy iroluns
we'll Complaints Of shedding received from Alabama
Georgia and Florida and dry weather has checked growth
u south Carolina southwestern Nortn Cafoia ana pof-
t0ns Louisiana and Southeastern Texas In Arkansas
an Oklahoma cotton IS in fine condition growing rapidly
6nd rung wei The market for futures closed barely
steady a loss Of 3a7 points.
Spot cotton closed quiet with quotations 1iec lower on
ne basis OF Csc for mddlng upland and 67sc Tor MID
ding Gulf compared with ll6c and 5-l6c. respec
sumption Southern spot markets were ohciay reported
ny special teegrams 10 our Exchange as follows; New"
Orleans quiet. 5so. Mobile nominal. 11-l6c. savan-
6,c Norfolk steady l5-16c. Baltimore nominal CSC
Memphis steady sac Augusta quiet, SAC ST. Louis
~.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-26

Receipts OF breadsufs az interior polns IN h1Ist'.s
last three ciphers omitted Hour Dds gram Du o'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-26
THE STATE or TRADE.

Buffalo. July 25-spring wheat stronger; No North
ern spot. 757sc: No Northern Ilsc No hata spring
7Sc No extra red 72o; No red. !lg12c asked CoTn
duli easter: No 2 yellow 3S&c. No yellow, os77c 10
Z yellow 37c No corn 3si4q3s &C. No corn; 3I9tg
9sc Oats-Demand light weak No white Zstzc; oe 80
white 2-IbG27&.c: No mixed. &c; No mixed, 2oc.
Rve nominal Canal freights weak some shading re-
ported on previous quotations. wheat Zsc' oH's' l2c
barley &c TO New-York. Flour steady.
Chicago July 25-Tho leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune., 1899-07-26
NEW YORK CENTRAL.

Trains arrive and depart from Grand Central sation
42d Street, New York. follows:
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-11
Crossing the Rockies.

The most delightful ride across the CONT.
nent IS through Utah and Colorado, over
what Is known as "1he Scenic Route OF the
World" II matters not at WHIT season oi
the year the TIP Is made, at 40 time does
the scenery grow monOlonous, II is an ever
changing panorama OF the beauties Of nature
One mona mt you are passing through gorees
walled in by rocks thousands OF feet igh
and the next you are above the snow line
skirting peaks that tower above you until
they seem almost to reach the sky. One Of
the characteristics OF the Colorado climate
is that the extremes Of Temperature are
never met with. Il is neither so cold in
winter nor warm in sumner, as upon The
lines Of railws' which cross the deserts and
plans. The traveller over the Rio Ora, de
Western also has the privilege Of a siopover,
Il he 50 elee.s Al Salt Lake City, or any.
where beween ogden and Denver, on an
classes OF tickets.
For Information as TO rates, etc, and fof
descriptive pamphlets, call on the nearest
Ticket Agent Of the o. X. X. a n Co. or
,heTn Psei6e Co., OF al lress.
ID. MANSFIELD. Genl Agt,
Sio Grand Western Railway, I42 Third
rect, PoStland. Oregon.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-11
Man KILLED AZ Enrrns

Monday evening about 5:l5 O'Clock
stephen New, who was working in the
new sewer, lost his life through cave
in, Many willing hands, his fellow
workmen, sprung To his assist tance, but
we're too late.
The unfortunate man came from
rillamook City, Tillamook county, with
a family OF wife aud seven children.
about two weeks ago. Theneighbors all
say they are fine people. There is one
married daughter in Tllamook county.
The family is utterly destitute, having
no beds nor chairs in the house.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-11
THE STATION BRIDGE.
Tne Linn County Court Declines to Join
In Repairing IL.

Tne Linn County Court Declines to Join
in Repairing 1t.
Several weeks ago the bridge across the
Santiam at Stayon was declared TO be
dangerous and was closed to travel on or
der OF County Judge Terrell. A commits
sion OF viewers,appointed by the Marion
county court, examined the bridge and
reported that IL needed retimbering.
and estimated the cost at 1880. AZ
the last meeting Of the county court il
was ordered that bids for the repair Of
said bridge DE advertised for, and q COM
munication was sent TO the Linn county
court asking il TO be present at the time
set for opening said bids.
II seems, however, that the Linn
county officers hold an opinion of their
own ~ TO what repairs are needed on
the bridge, and this opionion derived
from an inspection Of the bridge, is that
the only thing now needed 10 make the
bridge safe is the renewal of the south
east main brace Of the main span.
So, at u meeting on October q, the
Linn county court resolves that il "will
not appropriate $3.50 or any other sum
whatsoever TO the repairing of the Stay
ton bridge, at this time, save and ex-
cept the sum necessary to assist in re-.
placing the end brace TO main span
heretofore referred Ia.
There seems Ia be considera le feeling
by the Linn connty officers
In this matter, and il looks as il there
might he II deadlock. The Albany
Democrat says:
II looks very much is II both courts
ire sparring for li:tle political boost at |
hc expense OF the people in the vicinity .
II sayton. The thing To do:is To cease .
luarreling and proceed with such re-
pairs rs the bridge actually needs, but
40 more.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-11
TaE GREAT: SALT LAKE ROUTE

The attention of eastbound travellers is
called to the advantages offered them by the
Rio Grande Western, "rhe Great Salt Lake
Route. p" The same rates prevailed whether
the tnp IS mace via Huntington or san Fran.
cisco. The passenger has hIs choice Of tvs
routes out OF Portland. three through Colo
rado, and four east thereof No other lire
out of Portland can offer such . variety of
routes In addition, days slopover is given
all passengers at any point in Utah or Colo.
rado. Though pullman aud tourist sleep
ing cars are run on all trains, as well as free
reclining chair cars. The service and ae-
offered are equal, il not su.
penor TO those OF any tTans-continental road,
and rates are always as low as the lowest.
II you contemplate a trip east, write TO
ID. Mansfield, General Agent, Rio Grande
Western Railway, I42 Third Street, Portland
Oregon, Tor any Information you may need in
reference to rates, routes OF Accommodations
wII.Io-u
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-11
WELCOME WORDS
TO WOMEN.

Women who suffer with disorders pecu.
liar 10 their sex should write TO Dr Fierce
aud receive tree the advice Of a physician
of over thirty years cNpenence--a skilled
aud successful specialist ia the diseases
OF women, kVcry letter of this sort has
the most careful consideration aud is OF
course, regarded as sacredly confidential
Many sensitively modest women write fully
To DT, Pierce what they would shrink ffom
telling 10 their local physician. The local
physician Is pretty sure TO say that he can,
not do anything without IAN examina.
ton" DI Pierce holds that thess distaste.
tul examinations are generally needless,
aud that NO woman, except la rare cases.
should submit To them,
DT Picrcc's treatment will cure you
right ~ the privacy of youI own home
His iavofite Prescription has cured
hundreds of thousands some OF them
the worst imaginable eases II Is the
only medieine Of is kind that Is the pro.
duet Of a regularly graduated physician
Some unscfupulous medicine dealers may
oaer YOU substitute Don't take ii
Don't trhe with your health. Write 10 Dr.
X v ferce, Buffalo. n Y. - take his
advice and be we'll
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-10-11
CHOICE HOPS WANTED.
The English Crop Is Not What First
Reported

Reported.
The National Association Of English
Hopgrowers has issued circular as fol-
lows:
"At a large and representative meet
ing OF the council, held in London, the
general questions Of the crop and mar
ket were considered, and although il was
found that hops thus far come down in
most districts of excellent quality, and
up TO expectation as TO quantity, the re-
cent and rapid spread OF red mold on
the thin lands, and vermin on the deep
lands, is 50 affecting the ungathered
crop as to render it impossible Tor a
larger supply Of choice hops TO be mar
keted than was the case last year. From
these facts, added TO the lack of labor in
several districts, il appears TO be not i'm
probable that large area will be left
unpickcd, and that consequently an inn
portant reduction from previous esti-
mates Of the total yield of the English
crop must be bought"