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Newspaper Page TextCAMCEi Surgical operations nud flesh destroying piaster! are useless, painful and dangerous, and besides, never cure Cancer. No matter howoftcn a cancerous sore is removed, another conies at or near the same point, and always in a worse form. Does not this prove conclusively that Cancer is a blood disease, and that it is folly to attempt to cure this deep-seated, dangerous blood trouble bcullI"K or burning out the sore, which, after all, is only an outward sign of the dlscase-a place of exit for the poison? ..,.,.., ,. ., .,., . . . cancer runs in umiira "'"li" "'' Bt,rc'u"uli " kc wnose ancestors e to be stricken with the deadly malady. time I Only Blood Diseases frdii.r nroof that Cancer is a disease To cure n blood disease like this joti Cancer Cliecupuy aim ircruiuMcllliy oui ,S. S. b. cntc? t"c circulation, searches out and removes all taint, and stops the or ordinary uioou niciiicinc can ho mis. &, t. t. goes down to tile very roots of the allowing the sore to heal naturally and permanently S. S. S. at the same time purifies rJr . pKlaitmW BJJSJHHF7mSw experience, who are or information wanted, we make no charge whatever for this service. O. C. T. Co's I'ASaUNQKtt 8TEAMKH POMONA altonA ,LKAVDJ KOIHUHJIirLAND iMlIy except Sunday at 7 a. m. QUICK TIMK AND CHKAP UATKU. DocklbotwiMa Htntn ami Court Hts. M. IN II ALU WIN, Anont. Si) for Outing! 11 Aountain or Coast x tc Wo will put up itny kind nnd grade of coffee or tun in 0110 pound nir tight ear toon. It will bo put up fresh nnd it will retain its nronin. Haiiio lnducoiuciit as before, 2 ounces of nny flavor of our own mnko llitvorlng extracts freo with each $1 purchnse, or u lunch basket ; or with n SO cent purclmso; 11 bar of nice toilet soap, Itoiuctnbur tho b.iklnir nowdor "Di- nmond llrniul" Is ourown make 110 such can bo had whurever you go nt HO ceutt) n lb can. Yokohama Tea Store Phono 2111. Freo Dolivorv. 4 CioCIAL NEWS i cV AND VIEWS . Mrs. Waters' Recectlon. Tho homo oi Mrs. Ktl.abetli K. Waters on Marion nnd Suininor streets, was tho bcoiio, on Tuesday afternoon, of 0110 of most brilliant nodal functions of tho Boason. Tho reception was in honor of Mrs. II. Kldridgu, of Vancouver, Wnsli., nnd Mrs. W. C. Knighton, of Wrmingham. Ala. Mrs. Wntors was assisted in receiving by Mrs. Wm. Hrown,Mrs. K. P. McCor nnck, Miss Cosper and Miss lloiso. Tliu hall wns decorated' with red car nations and sweet pcus and cloumtls vines. Tho drawing roams woro hcautl ful with lavender, purple nnd white sweat peas and clematis. Tho dining room nnd table woro tastefully decorated with yellow pausles, clcuiutis nnd ferns. The house was liko a fairy bower nnd tho air fracrant with the perfume of iiianti ties of lovfly flowers. An especially .nttractivo feature wns n punch table tinder n bower of clematis, and presided over by Mrs. F. It. Anson, who looked exceedingly sweet and beau tiful in a decolletto gown of whlto swlss. Tho daluly refreshments woro eorved by Miss Lena Ilreyman, Mrs. Helen Myers. Mrs. J. H. McNary, Mrs. Geo. Rose, and Oda Chnpman, all beautifully gowned in white. , So elegantly attired nn assembly has not been seen in Salem for a long tlmo. 0( the moru than ono hundred and fifty costumes it was difllctilt to decide which were most beautiful, so well did each lady look in her chosen toilet. Tho dltcrijition of a few will sufllco to impress 0110 with the charming nnd ele gant npj.aranco of tho company. ' Mrs. Kldridgu wore uu elaborate gown of sllk foulard, trimmed with applique; ornaments, diamonds. , Mrs. Knighton looked very lovely In a gown of white embroidered chiffon over ceroso wove black satin and diamonds. Mrs. Werner Hrey-uian woro illack eatln and diamonds. Mrs. E, Pj McCornack woro a very handaqino gow n of bluo foullard silk, trimmed with exquisite apliiiuo of white Battenburg. Mrs. lionham looked stately in a handeomo black satin. Miss Adalaide&criber was exceedingly handeomo in an elaborate gow n of white aWiUVith white satin trimmings. Mrs. F. I.Dunbar looked charming in a very rich gown of old rose satin. Mrs. Walters woreanelogantooetume, the wabt was mado entirely of lavender, ribbon and lace insertion, the ekirtwas a rich black satin. Mifg Genevieve Hughes woro an elab orate sqwii.oI cream silk. Miss Kthel Hughes looked well in a beautiful gown of white over pink silk. The invited guests at this charming affair included nearly all of Salem's elite society leaders, and gome from other cities. 'Those Invited were: Mesdames W. II, Eldridge, W. 0. Knighton, F. I. Dunbar, 0. E. Wolvt r ton, J. M. Martin, Werner Ilreyman, Wm. Brown. John Hughe,., A. X. Hush, R. 0, Small, E. M LaFore, Henry Titielsen, S. R Jessup, Geo. Pearce, Edward ilirscb, A. J. Monroe, S. Dyar, oca 0 can be Transmitted from One Generation to Another of the blood must cure the entire blood system -remove a. a, o. a lime pimple, n Harmless looking wart or mole, n lump in the breast, a cut or bruise that refubcs to heal under ordinary treatment, should all be looked upon with suspicion, as this Is often the beginning of a bad form of cancer. Mrs Surah M Kccillnjr, 941 Windsor Ave;, nriitol, Tenn., wrltei 1 " I urn 41 jeart old, ami for llitce jenni rmtl mffcrcil with a neere form of Cancer on my Jaw. which the doctors in thU city sal.l win Incurable, and that I could not the more than tlx month. I accepted their tatetneiit n true, and had Kpen tip all hope of cer lielnit well again, when my tlriig. km, knowing of mycondlllun, recoininemled S 8 8. After uklng a few liottles the aore herati to licail, much to the aurprlw of the phyalciana, and In a ahort time made n complete cure. I !uc gained in flesh, my appetite Is aplendid, aleep is refreshing In fact, am enjoying perfect health, ' Our medical department Is in charge of physicians of long especially skilled in treating Cancer anil THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Jonntu Chapman, I. L, Patterson, A. Gilbert, Chas. 8. Monro, Henry D.mcy, J. D. McCully, Geo. IHurnott, It. Curt wright, E. 0. Pntton, 11. I). Pntton, J. Murphy, 'A. F. Moody, O. KrnitBso, John Kraueso, F. It. AtiBon, Eugene Hroy man, Wm. Westacott, N. 0. Parrish, T. 0. Smith, Jr., J. P. Itobortson, A. E. Strang, Geo. Gray, '.0. II. Hall, W. T. Williamson, Phil Motschan, L. T. JGrif llth, .1. D. Sutherland, Amos Strong, K. M. Walto, i:. A. Piorcu.Frank Muridith, A. T. Gilbert, W. A. Cusick, W. Jt. Morse. G. II. Jones. K. Ilofer, Frank Waters, llussell Catlin,i Allio Mnores. A. A. I-ixi. 1"). V. Wnnnar. E.C. Cross, G. Lownsdalo.J. M. Kyle,' Goo. L. Hose. Mnry Creiuhton. Win. England, 0. P. llishop, Lyman Snvago, Mnrk Sklff.Ettn Kneoves.Thos.IIolnian, Jno. Holnian,.Tos. Haunigurtcner, Harry Stnpleton, Ed. Woller, Chits. Weller.Ida llabcock, M. 1). Wolfo of San Francisco, Mrs. Meyers of Seattle, Mosdntnes F. A. Moore, Eugenia Gllllnghain, E. F. Park hurst, P. II Riiymond.Steplicu Sauford, It. 1). Gilbert, S. C. Adams, Max Huron, It. S, Renu, J. J. Dnlrymple, Jno. Grlf llth, Finuk Hughes, It. P. lioiso, It, P. lloiso Jr.. Ida Vaughn. Itoht. Hendricks, Geo. llrowu, J. F, Miller, Jns. Colemnu. Mnry Pay ton, Grnre Scrllwr Holbrooke, s L.IInydcii,W.H U-eds.lItlgh McNary, Win. Grny, Geo. Gray, David Tuthtll.O. M.l'iirmt'iitcr.Geo. Slilrloy, Claud Gatcli, ins, Albert, J. 11. Aiuert, uoo. Kodgeri, Jos. Cavnnnugh, Geo. Sront, Geo. Vim Wiignor.Misei'B Adnlulilo Scrlbor.Georgla Giltner, Lucy William". Ella lllrsch, Gertiu Illrfcli, Frances Richardson, Lenn Ilreyman, Jesslo llreymnn, Geuuviovu Hughes, Ethel Hughes, Nina McXury, SnllluShaw, Mao HoIpo. Maud lllrsch, l.enora lllrsch, Mnrgaret Cosper, Mnrlu Messick, Lenorn Kny, Margaret Mussick, Hortunso Levy, Enmlstlvu livv, I.011, Allen, Xuttiu Taylor, .itldleo Palmer, Anm Strong; Miss Greene of Portland, MIsh Fennel, Miss Tuthlll nnd Miss Watrona. Mrs. It. E. Wands week at I-ong Reach. is spending this Deputy Sheriff Colbath at Detroit yesterday. had business Mrs. Chas. Wllklus has returned from a visit at Slssons, Cal. Mrs. L. It. Stineou has returned a visit hi Oregon City. from Miss Ida Stullmncher, of Albany, Is visiting Miss Joaio Doatou. Miss Lillian Taylor, of Jacksonvillo,is visiting Miss I-otiino Southwick. Mrs. II. I). Pntton has returned from a visit with relatives in Portland. Mies Mario Vnndersol nnd her mother, Mrs. Vnudursol, are at Gladstone this week. Mrs. A.1J. Glllis wont to Portland yesterday nfternoon to visit her mothor. Mrs. Krebs. Miss Helen Ramsdell, of Portland, is tho guest of Mies Maude McKay for a week's visit. Mrs. J. W. Meredith and daughter, Miss Jeauette, nro nttending Chntauqua at Gladstone . Mrs. C. E, Lum, of North Yakima, Is visiting her mpther, Mrs, II. L.Colwell, on East S'atu street. Mrs. Allen, of Portland spent Sunday and .Monday with her husband, Mr. Allen, of the Salem Canning Co. Msss Juno Morris of Albany camu down on tho Shasta express, thu guest of Miss Allena Mullen for few day. Mies Edith and Bertha Kolchum, Edna Purdy and Clara Albert have gone to Oregon City to attend Chatauqua. Misses Florence Steinor, Cora Gris wold, nnd Ethel RIgdon, oompoee it happy camping party at Gladntonu Park this week. Mn. E, P. Cochran and her daughter and son, Lucia and Gates, liavo gone to the Dreiteubush Hot Springs for their summer outing. Mrs. C. B. Woodworth of Dayton, Wash., is visiting her mother, Mrs. Ap plegato, and friends, she is accompanied by hr ton Cyrus. Mrs. Chas. Burggraf, who has been vieitlug friends here, has returnd to Al bany with her husband who has Just re turned from Eastern Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. W, II. Colnman, of Hradehaw, Nebraska, who are here on on intended visit to his brother-in-law, Geo. Mawn, of South Salem, returned from a trip to theSantiam mountains yesterday afternoon. MUs Edna Weller treated the pupils ol her musical kindergarten to a plunic, ' lueiilay, in Bosh's pasture. The little gathering had a delightful time, playing out-of-door games, and making away with a nice luncheon. (B&smot iso Cast Ossi or Rmnoweidl with Plasters nave been nli:ictcl with it are lialle at any ' every trace of the poison. Nothing cures formation of cancerous cells. No mere tonic disease, and forces out the deadly poison, the blood and buildstip the general health. other blood diseases, Write for anv ndvlv COMPANY, ATLANTA. DA. State Conventions. Lincoln, Nob., July 11. I ho Dem ocrats, Populists and Silver Republicans of this etato mot in convention hero to dny. Tho parties, especially thoPopullsts nnd Itopulilicans nro trying to como to 60ino ngrecment wheroby their interests may bo fused nnd a division of olliccs as sured. St. Louis, Mo., July 11. Tho Repub lican Lcnguo Clubs of this state met hero today. The attendance Is largo nnd tho delegates say that they are.going to mnko n strong fight in tho coming elections. amo VottKH' N- "-July It. Tho - bwho noininnung convention to nnmo op"oin candidates for stnto olllces, c'vencd horo today. Yankton, S. D. July 11 Tho Stnto Democratic convention for the nomina tion of statu ticketB met horo today. CiurtLKsro.v, W Va., July 11. The Republicans of this statu nru holding n convention hero today, for thu purpose of nominating their state ticket. Thoro nro moru olllces at stake In tho contest this year than wero over known to bo in volved in a West Virginia campaign bo fnro, nnd for that reason thu convention Is ono of Importance CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Slgnaturo of C&zyffl&c&A! Y. M. C. A. Work for Rallros iers. Peoiiia, III., July 11, Tho work on tho plane for tho railroad Y. M. C. A. is progressing rapidly. Within a Bhort timu actual work will bo commenced on tho now building. Tho practical sklo of tho plan readily appeals to tho men. Tho Association will aim to furnish tho men with everything that thoy could eecurontn good hotel for ugood deal less money than they would hu called upon to pay clsuwhcru. Moreover, It gives them reading rooms, writing rooms, game rooms nnd many other homu-liku attractions which thoy would not obtain at nny hotel. Society Wedding t Newport. Xi:wroitr. It. J. July II. Tho wedding ot .Miss Chnrlotto Whiting and Horry O. Hnvemoyor, son of Mrs. Thoodoro Hnv umeyer, took plnce here this morning at eleven o'clock. Thoro wero about 200 guests present. Tho scene of tli3 wed ding was Hwanhurst, thu pretty Huminur villa ot Mr. nnd MrH.GeorgeL.RIvoi. Mr. Rives is Miss Whitinu's undo, nnd hud chargo of tho arrangements, Miss Whit- lug being nn orphan. .Mr. nnd Mrs. Havpinoycr will iro to Eurono on tholr wedding trip. It is rarely that a society wedding takes place so early In n New port mibon There nro prospects for oth ers Kou. Betrs th ? 11" Kind Yon Hare Always Bought There is moro Catarrh in this section ol tho country than all other diseases put together, and until thu last few years it was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctorw pro nounced it a local dieoaso, anil pre scribed local remedies, and by con stantly failing to euro with local treat ment, pronounced it incurable Scienco has pmven catarrh to lie a constitutional diseaso, and therefore requires constitu tional treatment Hall's Catarrh Curo, manufactured by F J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, Ohio, Is the only constitutional curo on tho market. It is taken inter nally In dosos from 10 drops to n tea ppooufiil. It nets directly on thu blood and mucous f 11 r faced of thu system. Thi-y offer one hundred dollars for any rem it fails to cure. Send for circulars, and toAtiinonlals, Addrees, F. J. Ciienky A Co., Toledo, 0. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills are the best. Ben tl 4 Tm Kind Yw Hart Unit BoogM Bi(utB x 1St-e of 6a& cieM ScecUl He serve j. "Old Government" whlsltey, recog nized by leading physicians, ami euieo IaIIv by A. P. O'llrlen M. D Contain and Surgeon, also by Wm. I). JlcCarty M. D,, Major and Surgeon, in United States Army. Furthermore, the liourd of health ot San Francisco, recommends this stimulant as the purest, unadulter ated, for family use, for convalescents and invalids. Sold exclusively In Salem and Marion County by J. P. Itooens. 4-'-0-tf OASTORXA. Bun tt s? Tfci r.Id V w Haw Ahran Botfifl 0. R. A N. Clly orflee 240 Commercial street. Call for passen ger and freight rates. (Jcy M. I'oweiw, Agt. CURE YOURSELF! Im Die i tmr uauriara Ii- lir., ihtt4t luitiWiw u ntattuut or Uutti iim. it iuuc iiii tut tutruf. J'iuim 0't u ( 'trio r tvt in pu rfK li ..r 1 U lll.i JT- 1 IEtfe, crtii. iu lircalu Mat xu l4ua I tTTlTMaiMlUEK " ijar in' j tS HUMAN ODDITY DIES IN OHIO Christian Scfalotterteck Lived SUtvflve Years With a Done In Ills Heart. In Bplto of the fact that n bono had grown in his heart and that other bones were growing in his lungs nnd liver Christian Schlottcrbeck of Dayton Ohio, lived to be 05 years old. Ho had been af flicted with heart dleease for forty years, and at times his heart would stop beat ing for a full minute. Ho died suddenly in tho courso of ono of theso attacks. Tho circumstances of Schlottorbcck's dlseaeo and death woro such as to' cause Doctor May Morgan, a woman physician, to doterniiuo upon an autopsy This was held with tho asslstanco of Doctors Mattes nnd Scott, nnd it wns then that the dis covery was mndo that Schlottcrbeck had a bono in his heart. Tho general condition of thu heart was most peculiar. The bono wns not a for eign partlclo projected Into tho heart by renson of n f rncturu or nny thing like that. It was a substance that had grown Inside tho cavity and become ossified. It was also found that ono of tho ventricles or posterior cavities of tho heart was coti-l nectcd with tho right auricle in Bitch a manner ns to mnko one long cavity with out any division. A pnrt of tho bony or GrunuloUB substnnco had become ossillcd nnd wns ns hard ns a stone. Tho lungs and llvor wore also discovered to bo af fected and tho granulous or bony sub stances wero found In theso organs as well. A knlfo blado tapped on tho for eign substnnco produced a metallic sound. How tho patient lived with theso con ditions prevailing is puzzling physicians, Tho caBO is regarded as remarkable Tho deceased was a well known business man twonty-llvo years ago The llomllest Manlln Salem As well as tho Imiitlsoincst, and others arc Invited to call on nny druggist utul get freo n trial bottlo of Kemp's Ualsuni for the Throat and Lungs, u remedy that Is guaranteed to cure nnd belle vo all Chronic and Acuto Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis and Consump tion. Price 25c. nnd 60c. cud&w Shah or Persia Tours. LoNiio.v July 11. Tho Shah of Persia U expected to arrivo hero in a few days. Hu is taking a sir months' continental tour HiIb summer. It Is tho Shah'H custom to give costly presents to his royal hosts, wherever ho visits. His tour takes lit Russia, Gcrmnny, Austria, France, Greeco nnd Englnnd. At Bed Time take nploimnt herb drink, tho nuc morning I feel bright nnd my com plexion Ib better. My doctor enyH It nets gently on .tho stomach, liver and kidneys, nnd is a pleasant laxative. It is ma'do of herbs, nnd is prepared as easily as tea. It is culled Luliu's Medi cine. All druggists cell it nt 25c. nnd 50 cts. Lnno's Family Medicine moves the bowols each tiny. If you cannot gut It, send for freo sample. Address, Orator F. Woodward, Loltoy, X. Y. Petition Hepealof War Tax. PKitu.Ind., July 11. The Stato Liquor Dealers' Association opened Its stato meeting hero today. A petition for tho repeal of the repeal of tho war tax on beer Is being prepared. The Non-Irritating Cathartic Easy to take, easy to operate- Hood's Fills BUSINESS OAUDS. C. H.JDACK I3ES3saa:s,cI7, Successor to Dr. J. M. Keene, Jof Whlto Corner, Salem Or. Purtles desir ing superior operations at moderate fees in any branch are in oscciul request. "ALBERTrVJESSUP. XHE3 IOTP XSR&T Phone 1071. ROOMS 1 AND 'J, OUAY 1ILIC. Osteopathy In Salem and Albany DR, GRACE ALBRIGHT Graduate of American School of Osteo pathy. 8ALKM Monday, Wwlnesday Frldav; hours, 0 to 11 a. m.; 1 to over Wellur'a grocery. ALI1ANV Tuesday, Thursday Saturday ; hours 0 to 12 a. m. ; 1 to m., Mrs. Winns residence. nnd 4 p. and 6 p. souLE jjkos. TUNERS AM HEl'AIREKS rORTLAND.ORF. PIANO Kor Ualeia nd Tlclaltr iluT& o"lcr tt (lim Will's MmloHWe B. F. JONES, Attornoy-at-f-aw Toledo, OroKon. Wm Clerk-of Circuit Court for ili:rr indhai an up-to-dlo UUctof.all propvny m Lincoln oouutr, IMiia OFFICE,;01Ty:UALL.l For water fcervlce anply at oilier. Hills payable monthly in advance. Make all complaints at the olllcc. CAPITAL 'CITY Express and Transfet Meets all mail and passenger trains. Daggage to all parts of the city. Prompt service. Telephone No. 831. " 'lHSdUE A SKIITON. Tridr Uttk. CUIIU4 TOOTHACHE, EARACHE and HEUBALGIA la ulsDtri til dfuUU M The Tl.l.o llrillcul Co. VA Crotdwir, New Trk. Gt4 lot lk,lUl. Salem Water Co., iXU w. it ; m Tito Kind You Hnvo Always In nso for over 30 years, nnd CfcaS -y-7 sonnl supervision slnco Its Infancy. (CCCC&tftt Allmtriin mm tnilonolvn trnn In ttita. A1I Counterfeits, Imltntlons nnd " Just-its-pood" nro but; Experiments thnt trlflo with nnd endanger tho health ol Infants and Children Experience ngnlust Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castorla Is n harmless .substitute for Castor OH, Pnro gorlc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic HUbstauee. Its nfro Is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms nnd allays fFuvcrlshncss. It cures Diarrhoea, nnd "Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation nnd Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and Dowels, giving healthy nnd natural sleep. Tho Children's Pniinccn Tho Mother's Friend. I GENUINE Boars tho (zZ7&&C The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THKOtNTAUn COMMNT TT MUNNAV TflCET h ft W YORK CITY. fffiWffil. 1A I rf j Wjpi u... R. M. WADE &. CO. SALEM OREGON Something to Be Proud Of Ih the ownership of a Crescent, Clove land or Gundrou bieyolu. It Is tliu nemo of K)rfirtlou in bicycle construction, nhero lightness Is 'not sacrlllctil for strength and mechanical skill blend to maku a wheel that is tinoKcullud for nul ling qualities and reliability. Wo have asplcndid stock to choose from. At L'3, to $50. R. M. Wade &Co. 9 jrla&g, vuGLrr, tinfc & ZM "It Takes the Cake" Is the usual favorable comment on tho Biijierh laundry work turned out at Sa lem's Steum Laundry. The best of linen and other materials are easily ruined by careless and indifferent laundering. Wu cannot and do no hope to retain your Iiatrnnagu by slipshod work, and the iebt is none too good here. Salem Stfiam Laundry COLONKI.J. 0LMHTKA1) I'HOntlKTOII. DOItOUH I). OLMSTKAI), MCIII, Phono 111. ZM Liberty Strut t ON YOUR OUTING. Whether fishing or hunting, ou mutt not neglect a supply of drinkables to counteract the effect ol an involuntary Bousing In a trout stream or a eudden downpour from the tkies. The beet ob tainable whiskies, brandies, gins, cock tails and cordials to say nothing of tho indispensable blackberry cordial are always to be found at J Pr Rogers 218 and 222 Commercial Street. JiT" Wholesale ud retail. JPClfU 3wf4 !hr Effi2XIEtaa23XI Bought, nnd which litis hocn 1ms horno tho Blmmtiiro oC hns been mndo under his pcr- ALWAYS Slgnaturo of THE FINE ART OF COOKING Attains perfection with the upu of thu bluu tiamu oil Htoyo. I'oihI articles can be IkiIIciI, broiled or roasted quickly and uasllv, the stove being smokeless nnd odorless. Ordinary kurosenu can be used and the kiU'liou Is not made an oven by hours of uuopsary llro. Why bum wood and suffer when thu oil stovu is yours for 1 8.00. LITTLb BO-PEEP LOST HER SHEEP Hut no ouu need worry nlnnit mutton this tlmo of tho year, if they can get dainty and delicious Spring lamb for an apiKiiizing and nourishing Summer meal. We have everything In choice meats, and nil tho delicacies of thu Ben son In both freih and smoked meats that will suit the most critical epicure. E, C. CROSS SALEM OF. Neat Kitchen. With stationery wash tuns, a uood sink and boiler and hot water supply, and linn kileben plumbing In guiiurul Is pint aiiuKrlHiil In thu humoaN In the san itary plumbing of your bathroom. Wo will put improved plumbing In new buildings, or relit old oiikh with the fin est open plumbing, or do any kind of plumbing mi thu Inxt rciuiillllu methods at low price. BARR&PETZEL SI I COM.MKKOIAL BTKKKT. Telephone No. 'MX 0.T s- "S2 n A t f . WANTED , Now today bavurtltt rntints fdur unob or lobb In hub column intoned threo times tor 26o 6O0 a wook. Sjl.oo por month. All over four linos at samo rate. , HELP WANTED MALE.-An cducat cd responsible lteprosenlallvo Wanted at once. Position pcrtiiiiu-ut. f24.00 weekly guarantied. American' hchool of Correspondence, Itoston, Muss. WAN I EI). A man with llaler to balo ilUor-IOtous of hay. Address Z. K Fergusoii, Fair Ground, or upply at C U. .Muures ranch. 7 11 3t ilUnXLliS FOII WOOD. j will ox chuuge a few eccoiui-hand wheels, guns, revolvers or watchs, nil in good order, for wood. Geo F. Smith, sec ond hand store, U01 Commercial htreet. 7 10 lm IJIlAFT HOItSES.-a. Sprlngor, from Crook county is horp with a small bunch of draft horses, which can bo Been at J. Jefferson's placo, live miles eust ol Salem on Sllverton road. 7-10-Jt Awl WANTED. Several boys and girls from 14 to 17 years old, to learn good trade. Inquire of J., cure Journal ollicu, or call. 7 U 0t NICE Looking young lady lndepond- unny weiytny wmiiu marry toon, would insist capable husband Ilium daily, bank and other references, ad drets Miss li. IL, 07H, Wabash nvo., Chicago, Ills. 7-7-0t POINTER PUPS-FIno purebred Eng- iihii poiuiers, :roui mo oiu unoiiou bitch, Biro "General." Call early. T. Jjou Davidson, Mornlngslde. 0 30 lm 1011 SALE. 110 acres of good bottom land, 10 acres in hops, good house and burn. Address 11. F. Hall, Hall's Fer ry or Crostou, Or. U-llnil TO THE PUBLIC-Wo liavoon hand a largu stock of kasturn and. homo made buggies which Wu are selling at greatly reduced prices in order to close them out this Benson. Please call at 41 nnd 51 Stato street and oxamlno thorn, Pohle & ItiBhop. (1 28-tf CI LVNolfoF LOCATION. I will b pleased to see my friends and old cus tomers nt the Sulem Wagon factory 'Ml Commercial St., whoro I am now employed. I endeavor to give Satis faction. John C. Gardner. 0 20 tf SECOND IIAND-Champlou lllndor for pale, in good running order. Mitchell Lewis & blavurCo., oppositu liiewery. 0-26-tl HOMIi FOIl SALE-Onu and onu-'haH miles east of Asylum. Five acres, lioiuo, barn, nndoutbuilditigs, gooil water, two acres fruit; cuts seven tons hay, ouu and ono half aero wheut. largu garduu if bought soon, crops will be sold with place, at u bargain. D. 0. Howard. 0-20- lm WANTED. To exchangu wagons, bug glen, hacks, carts, etc., homo or Kast urn made, or horso shoeing and re pairs lor oak or ash lumber; will take your old vehicle! at a fair valuation in trade. For further puriiculara cull at Salum Wagon Fuctory, 'Mi Cofnmer cial street. Werner Fenuell. 0 20 1m HEMOVAL NOTICE.-Our lustomers will hereafter find our barber shop at 22!t Commercial next door to Thomp son's jowulcry storo Whuru we will bo glad to meet our old coustomurB. "Itemember Old Juuk," JJuiice A Daniels. 0 IB lm AGKNTS WANTED To bIiow our up-to-datu Wall Map United States and World, kIzu 47x07 luchui. t3 to 5 a ilay easily earned. Write for free Miuiplu and particulars, lliff A Company, Cnlcngo, III. 6-lU-2m FOIl HALK TontH, awnings, camping omnia oi an kiiius in nuw unu second bund eoods. Tin wuro, granite ware, etc. Call ut 210 Commercial stnet. 11 18 lint FOIl SALE Five ncreschoTco garden hind, good house, orchard und other Improvements. Apply to J. Ituef, dibit brick houso, nomi eldo Garilun roud. 0-11-lm UOO.MS. Furnished or unfurnirlied, Hlugle or In suites, dining room ad Joining, hoiuu-llku. second floor Cot tle block. Mattiu llutchiiis, prop. 4 13U IPVUFB ULEANEIIS- llouiuiuuoi thai thu best und cliuurx.st curiet pupor In tho heavy full paper mild at'l'iliclOUUNALoilicc. 20-tf Rladlai Twine. Mitchell, Lewis A Stuvur Co.'s branch will bu huadiiuarturs for binding twlno Ins season. 7-2Uwtf HOTELSANTIAM At Detroit. Oregon Now open for Summer Tourists, new house, newly furnished (Irit-claas accom odations. Price from f I 00 to fl'.CO per day, Good pack train and saddle horses always ready to accomodate Tourists to Hot Springs, Marlon l4iko, and Luko Pumella and all gool fishing points. H, Jacob. Prop. Willamette Stables Open day und night for busi ness. Hire you a rigor put up your team. Iloreod boarded, satisfaction guaranteed. Your putroiiuuu solicited. Stuge fur McCoy loa us stahlu at 0:20 a. m. Good rig and careful driver. Teter & Davis, Props, South Commercial st. Phouu 1721. 0-30-tf The German Market Will bu found ull kinds ot meat and the bust of sausage. FKKK DKL1VEIIY. All bllis due the late firm of Wnlt A Mlescke must bu paid, auoiz, sl :son 171 Commercial St. OTEaM wooo saw O Two Maohlnoa WorKOonx Quickly. Telephone 26K1 black. 1-eavu orders at rtMiduncu on 12th street, or Steiner'i market M Van Fi.kkt, kw Pakk, 6 till Mi loC. Matthews Huccewo; to KdwtrJi A Vmhfii y State street near railroad. Frehest and liest meats. My petrous nay I keep h boeat meats la tow :S iwwiwfUBiwpwtjji