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i cuuuu or it'll in unu rioiuiu mr ugiii i;iip
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j trVm. It will bu put up fresh nml it will
coiioo or it'll in unu iioiuiu mr viuni i:nr-
f rotnln its uroinn. Same inducement na
"'I'boforo. 2 ounces ol any lliwor of our own
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jiiuku imvunug UJWliuum ireu mm eueii
$1 purchase, or a lunch basket ; or with
'a 50 cent purchase; a bar of nlco toilet
J ho an.
!ft Itoinonilwr tho baking powder -'Dl-tamond
Ilriunl" is ourown maKo no audi
can bu had whorovor you go at 30 conta
a lb can.
Yokohama Tea Store
Phono 2111.
Frco Delivery.
4 COCIAL NEWS t
4 J AND VIEWS
Judge W. 0. Halo, of Eugene, wan in
tlila city yesterday.
LS. 1!. Ormaby has gono to Slaters. Ore
gon, on laud olllco buslticsi,
Miss Ainbo Danlola, of MvImiim, ia
' visiting Miaa Emily Thatcher.
' Mrc. K. It. Ilrady, of Seattle, and Mm.
jrf. II. Campbell, of Portland, aru visit
ing their father, llouben Lee.
ifB-Dr. and Mra. J. 0. Hyrd. of Stokano
aro viaiting at tliu iioine of Judge 0. E.
Wolvorton, Mrs. Hyrd'a brother.
Rev. J. Iloworsox, formerly pastor oi
the Evangelical church liere, and now
located at Dayton, passed through this
city yesterday, accompanied by Mra.
Bowersox, on their way to visit their
aon, Dr. Fred Bowersox, at Stay ton.
Mra. II. A. Pearlwrn went to Fort-
land yesterday afternoon, accompanied
'k'byher daughter, Mra. K. S.Morgan,
who liaa btfon viaiting her hero. They
will meet thoir aon and brother.Klclmrd
,Jl. Dearborn, who ia returning from
, Cornell University.
II. W. Cottlo, formerly one of Salem'a
prominent men. who lelt hero somo six
years ago and has been residing in
Southern California, ia in tho city for a
few day on insurance basinets.
The Criterion's Estimate of Woman.
No man can learn from a woman what
love ia, till alio has learned from him
what loving ia
Hy their duda yo shall know them.
When moat men cast their bread upon
the waters, they have a largo dip-net
I ready
The woman who wishes die were a
ynan lias never found out that she ia a
woman.
Praise a man's work, a woman's
beauty. Tho woman will think herself
clever, the man comely, and both will
- love you.
If woman had no foible. loo would
Ibe a fable.
?MarrIagos aromado In heaven, but
Jthere ia possibly a prohibitive exort
PSuty.
There ia always a vulture n-awing over
fields where love wanders lonely.
Hot Weitncr and HolMaya
Now that we have fine weather and yon
are preparing for your holiday trip, it
will be to your advantage to remember
that thn heat stock of canned umcuriea
and luxuries and such as you need are '
sold by Uranson cc iiagan. ecu
UNDIGNIFIED MILITIAMEN,
Comtlalnti That the Soldier Boys Sometimes
Forget Their Good Manners.
Un tho whole, tho behavior of tho
visiting militia boys, in camp and on
leave, is most exemplary, but thero Jlis
arising hero ami thero a voice of com
plaint. From reliable sources It ia learned
that there nro many instances of con-
duct on tho part of porno of tho young
floldiers which doos not reflect any
credit upon tho uniform thoy aro wear
ing. It ia Paid that young ladles paa
alng along tho atreets nf tho city nro
subject to rude treatment from crowds
ol young fellows wearing tho uniform of
tho Btate, and oven at tho encampment
remarks aro niado by tho militiamen in
tho hearing of passing girlB, which nro
good cause for offense.
It doea not room that tho boys mean
to bo positively insulting, but remarks
on n lady's personal nppearanco, pur
posely rondo loud enough for her to
hear, and Jeers mid cat-calls from across
thu street aro not exactly thu things
which go to make up thu -conduct of
uiyoitug gentleman.
Such Instances go to throw nu un
deserved shadow over the good namo
of nil tho boys at thu encampment, and
for their own eakesthugentlemen among
them should discourago such conduct
on tho part of their comrades as far us
possible.
ino uoys aro undoubtedly more
thoughtless than vicious, and their
pranks nro those of tho "Rube" who
wants to show off and doesn't know ex
actly how. Thoy aro away from homo
and want to have a "time"; but thoy
should rcinomber tho respect duo tho
uniform, and that tho code of behavior
laid down for n eoldler la much more
strict than for a civilian. Thoy should
try to exhibit n bearing "becoming an
officer and a gentleman."
In close connection, it may bo said
that come of tho Salem girls and sonu
of our young lady lBltors nro conduct
ing themselves in n manner which Is far
from being calculated to discourago
familiarity on tho part of tho viaiting
militia men. This, also, ia probibly tho
result of thoughtlessness moro than any
lnck of good Intentions.
Hut it is an undeniable fact that tho
forwardness displayed by tho wearers
of summer dresses is in eomu instances
little if any behind that of thu young
fellows about whom complaint has been
made.
This is drawing it mild and ia only
intended ns a hint to tho thoughtless
among tho exceedingly charming assort
ment of female loveliness which fre
quents the encampment grounds.
The Yellowstone Park Line.
Tho Northern Pacitlc runs daily trains
from Portland to the famous Yellow
stone Park. Thu natural wonders of
this imrk have liven so often described
that It IN unnecessary to dexcrlbu them
here. Hound trip excursion rates aro
now in effect, and many people from
this county and Kurope, are including
the park in their summer vacation trins.
To many people, this la the tour of a
llletime, many aru tlie sights they do
tcribo with enthusiasm to their friends,
on their return.
For further information, rntoa, otc,
eeo nnv Northern Pacific agent, or writo
A. I). Charlton, A. G. P. A W5 Morrl
son street, corner Third, Portland.
7-lL'Ot.
Pleasant Meeting.
.Mr. W. A. Atleo, ol Santa llarbara,
Cal,, was in town yesterday f5ru abort
time. .Mr. Atleo is with thu Wells,
Fargo Co. 'a Express, and lias been In
tho express business nearly fifty yeara;
forty years of which have been in. thu
employ of Wulla. Fargo & Co., and tho
time previous to tlfat in Adams & Co.'a
Express, to whom Wells, Fargo A Co.
were successors, on this coast. He paid
a liying trip to Salem for thu express
purpose of seeing Ills old friend and
clerk, Mr. 1). F. Wagner, of Uontley &
Co. Mr. Wagner waa upioliited to hla
Ilret position on thia coast in Holso City,
In 1807, ns clerk to Mr. Atlee. Tho
meeting ol these old friends was affect
ing, not having seen each other for
nearly thirty-one years. Thoy did not
recognize each other, and tne only regret
Mr. Wagner had was that tho limited
time of his friend prevented him from
enjoying his company longer. Mr. Atlee
left yesterday, after spending a few hours
in Salem.
To-MihtaniTo-Morrow Mtht.
And each duy unci ulghi during this
week you can cut ut any druggist's
Kemp's llalsuiu for thu Throat utid
Lungs, acknowledged to be tho most
successful remedy -ever sold for
CougliH, Croup, iironulilLU, Asthma
and Consumption, (let a Ixttle to
day and keop It always hi the. house
'j you can check your cold at once
Price 25c and 50c. Sample bottle free,
eodiV.w
From Polk County.
Polk county farmers are all busy at
the present time in hay harvest, which
ia a good crop thia yea..
Grain throughout tho county ia in
about the same condition as in Marion
county.
Hops aro doing well and tho growers
expect a large yield w ith fair prices.
Independence will soon have anew
creamery. The work is progressing rap
idly. Considerable work ia being done on
the road toward Dallas, in tho way of
grading. Home fine gravel placed on
thu same will make us a good winter
road.
A Minister's Mistake
A city minister was recently liandod a
notice to lie read from his pulpit. Ac
companying'it waa a clipping from a
newspaper bearing upontlit matter. The
clergyman started to road the extract
and touud that it began: "Take Kemps
Balsam, the best Cough Cure." This
waa hardly what he had expected and,
after a moment's hesitation, he turned
it over and found on the other side the
matter Intended for the' reading. 3
Strayed or Stolen.
D. F. Irvlng'a Kambler rambled away
from the stairway in thn Pirt K,tlt,nal
bank building Wednesday afternoon.be-
neen me noura ol I and -1, and Mr. In-.
Ing would like very much to know when.
It went out.
I
uBt the Nail
On the Head."
V yx, ha.ve eruptions, pains in tht
head or kidneys, stomach trouble And
feelings of weariness, "Hit the tiz& on
the head," Hood's Sarsaparilta Is the
hammer to use. It ivilt purify your llocd.
The masses praise It for doing this and
making the 'whole body healthy.
A Toaah, Tonsl Plib.
Fish seem to have no sense- of feci
tag, and many people believe that tho
angry and energetic movements of a
fish when It Is caught arc due rather to
annoyance nt losing Its liberty than to
any sense of pain. I can confirm this,
becau.se I hnvo over and over again
taken nu undersized pike that has been
once or twlco caught and put back Into
tho water.
Upon one occasion threo of us boys
f tho Old brigade were fishing in a
funall pool In a narrow, sluggish river.
Jones caught a small pike, and ns It
was undersized, being barely four
pounds, ho cut tho hooks out of Its gul
let nud threw the flsh In regain. Innldo
of SO seconds Jones caught the same
fish again. Once more he cut out the
hooks, and this time he had to maul It
very much. Ouco moro It was kicked
In.
Then I caught It, still bleeding. I got
the hooks out with difficulty, and be
foro I could throw tho fish In again a
terrier dog bit It half through. Then I
kicked the fish In, and Drown caught
It. At last wo got bo tired of catching
this fish that I threw It away In dis
gust It caught In tho fork of a willow
tree and staid thero for half an hour,
when a crow attacked it, dislodging It
from the tree, but not before It had re
moved ono of tho eyes. Tho selfsatno
fish was caught next day by tho keep
er. Fishing Gazette.
l'rlile t( tlie Poor.
Mrs. Clarence Hunm, who Is so well
known for her philanthropic work,
says that In all her expcrlenco In. visit
ing tho tenements of tho poor of tho
clty'sho has never been nsked for alms.
Mrs. Hums has made a business of vis
iting the poor with tho hope of helping
them whenever Bho saw tho need, but
finds It almost Impossible to make the
really deserving poor acknowledge that
they arc In need of anything.
Ono day bIio visited a family who
were all huddled together In ono bare,
cold room, and their faces wcro no
pinched sho know they were starving.
Itut In rcsponso to her offer to help
them tho mother said:
"No, thank you. Tho children havo
had something today. I am euro to get
work soon."
After questioning ns to Just exactly
what the children had had to cat Mrs.
Hums found that they had subsisted
for threo days on a fuw dried scraps of
stale bread. This experience, sho says,
Is repeated frequently. Now Vork
Tribune.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars tho
Signature of
4?S
Golden Prizes For Wheat Growers.
Macon, On., July 1U. In order toes
tlmato the culture of wheat In Georgia,
tho wheat growers lmvo been offered
largo prizes for the bost results shown
at thu Wheat Growers convention hero
today. No contestant can comepto for
moro than ono prize. Tills is douo to
distribute thu prize money.
Thero Is moro Catarrh in this section
of tho country than nil other dleeases
put together, nud until tno last tew
years it was supposed to be incurable.
For a great many ?ears doctors pro
nounced it a local disease, and pro-
termed local remedies, and oy con
stantly failing to cure with local treat
ment, pronounced it incurable Science
has proven catarrh to lie a constitutional
disease, and therefore requires constitu
tional treatment Hall's Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by F, J. Cheney it Co..
Toledo, Ohio, is tho only constitutional
cure on tho market. It is taken inter
nally in doses from 10 drops to n tea
spoonful. It acts directly on the blood
nnd mucous surfaces of tho system.
They offer one hundred dollars for any
ccfeo it fails to cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials.
Address, F. J. Chbskv it Co., Toledo, O,
hold uy wruggists, 7oo.
Hall's Family Pills aro thu beat.
OASTOniA.
Bara tU j? " MA YOU Haw AlMO BougM
1 1 .i ..
Anniversary of the Battle of Doyne Celccrated
Touunto, Can., July 12. Tho anniver
sary of the battle of Ikiynu la being celo
hratod in a lively fashion today. The
Orangemen of Canada are tho promoters.
There a numler of Orauuemen from the
United States present. No trouble is
feared.
Special Reserves.
"Old Government" whiskey, recog-
nized by leading physicians, and espec
ially by A. P. O'Brien M, D., Captain
and Surgeon, also by Wm, D. Mccarty
M, D., Major and Surgeon, in United
States Army. Furthermore, tho board
of health of San Francisco, recommends
thia stimulant aa the purest, unadultor
ated. for family use, for convalescents
and Invalids. Sold exclusively in Salem
anu .iiarion uounty uy j. r. kooeiis.
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OASTOXlXwO..
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1M Km You Hate Hum Bosgtl
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0. K. & N. City Office
2-16 Commercial street. Call for passen
ger and freight rates.
UDV il. I'OWERS, Agt.
CURE YOUPmFl
t- I'lafJ for ii.ntl is
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liiktriur 9 C3B
Oil Refiner for Japan.
Piiii.ai)hi.piiia, I'll', July 1U. Acorn
plotooll refinery is now on its way to
Japan. It is tho first ever chipped to
that country. Kerj thing connected
with tho outfit was manufactured in
Pennsylvania. It includes tanks nnd
tho necessary apparatus for tho dischargo
of tho oil into vessels and cars. Tho re
finery will bo located either at Kobe or
Yokohama.
Oil lias been dlecovorcd in Japan in
largo quantities by American prospect
ors, who secured control of tho boat ter
ritory long before thcirGormannnd Rus
sian competitors knew of tho exlstenco
of tho valuablo commodity. Tho work
of running tho refinery and developing
tho nowly discovered flnlds will bo under
tho direction of skilled Americana, their
subordinates being Japanese.
Atout Indiana Epworthlans.
Sooth HKNn, hid., July 12. Tho
statu convention of tho Kpwoith League
of Indiana, will bo opened hero this
evening by General Secretary Dr. W.
P. Thlrkieid, with nn address on "Tho
lUillding of an Epworth League." From
that time until Sunday night every
available hour will bo occupied. Tho
meeting will bu interesting as well as
practical. Thu departments of spiritual
work, mercy and help, nnd tho literary
and social dopartmenta will each receivo
attention from prominent speakers, and
there will bo nmple opportunity for freo
discussion.
TODAY'S MARKET.
Portland, July 12 Wheat, vae)b),
Walla Walla, 6(1 to 58.
Flour Portland, bost grades $2.95 to
3.20. Graham 2.70 por bbl.
Oats Choico White .1l35c, grey 32
to 33 per bushel.
Mlllatuff Uran, 13j Bhorts, $15.
Hay Timothy f 10011 por ton.
Oniona 1.25 for red, 1.50 for Silver-
skins.
Potatoes 10 to 50o por sack.
Butter llest dairy, 20(325: fancy
creamery, 35 to 40c. Store 25o.
Kggs Oregon, iu;$ to i;$c.
l..li... 'I.Inlr.iu '! fVl ...J OA. Imna
X UUIHJ -Jiill.!wvc. vu w w ..w, u.t,
$4 to 4.50; turkeys, llvo 13o.
Mutton Dressed, to $c per pound.
Hogs Heavy dressed 5 to He.
Beef Steers. l4.50: cowb.$3.50 4;
dressed beef, 0 to 7?.fc.
veal Dressed, dS oc. lor small.
Hops 28c.
Wool Valley, 1213cj Fastorn Ore
gon, 1015o; Mohair, 25c,
Hides Green, salted 00 Iba, 80oj
under 00 lbs, 7M086 i sheep pelts, 150
20c
BALKMMARKhT.
Wheat 58 pounds and over, 48
Wool, 13 to 10c. Mohair, 25u.
Hops 6 to 7Wc
Oats 28 to 30c.
Hay Baled, cheat, 7; to $7.50 timo
thy, flO.
Kggs 1 1 to 15c.
Flour In wholesale lots, $2.50; retail,
$3. "
Millatufla Bran, $13; shorts, $I4,J
Hova Droflsod, oj-ao.
Llvo cattle Steers, 3ki ; cows, 2 to
$3.
Sheep $2.5003.
Dressed Veal Okfc.
Butter Dairy, 16c; creamery. 20c.
Poultry Fat hens ior lb., Oc.
spring chickens per lb., 10
Potatoes 20 to 25c por bushel for old.
Potatoes now, 50ii por bushel.
OASTOIIIA.
Hears tlo j? H" Klad You Han AlAayj Bought
Throui h the Yellowstone.
Tho new route via tho jOregon Short
Line Railroad nud Monida. Mont., ena
bles you to maku a delightful trip
t1irnni.li tint Yttlliiii-atmui Niitlmmt Purk.
entering via Monida nud coming out via
Uimiauar, making h unnecessary to
covorany portion of tho route tw ho. For
beautiful descriptive booklet, writo or
all at Oregon Short Lino Ticket Office,
112 Third street, Portland, Oregon.
0 18 fiw
Cheap Harvesters.
Two second-hand Denring binders for
sale cheap at tho Mitchell, Lewis it Slaver
Co. branch implement house, Salem.
Opposite Capital brewery. 7-U-tf ditw
BUSINKSR CARDS.
C. M. mACK
Successor to Dr. J. M. Keeno, Jof
White Corner, Salem Or. Parties desir
ing superior operations at moderate fees
in any branch are in especial request.
ALBERT A. JESSUP.
Phone 1071.
ItOOMB 1 AND 3, OKAY I1LK.
SOULE mios.
PIANO TUNERS AM) KEl'AIKEKS
1'ORTLANn.OKB
For BaleiUftQt Tlclulljr ilot, i("lr l Geo
Willi MnilcHUie
B. F. JONES,
Attornoy-at-Law
Toledo. Oregon,
Wu Clerk of Circuit Court for lx!TMn unilhuH
an up-to-date aUtmctof all properly in l.lueoln
ouuuiy. ii-i.ui
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'OFFIOE.aiTYZUALL.)
For water service apply at onic,
mils payable monthly in advance.
Make all complaints al the otllcc.
CAPITAL '-CITY
Express and Transfer
Meets all mail and passenger trains. J
uaggage to an parts oi tno city, rrompt
service. Teleplione No. 891, """'
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l-iimun, a BKiriwn.
Tridf Utrk.
TOOTHACHE, EARACHE
and REUHALCIA
la a ibIubU, all drurflita or
Tli- Tl-I.u JleUKnl Co,
KO rirvtJwtr, flow York. J
Hrikl ft nookUt, 1
cm Water Co.:
Ejssastg'inini mh i iiwna
Tho Kind You Ilnvo Always
in uso for over 00 jours,
and
TWy'yPz Bonnl supervision slnco Its lnftincy.
C6CCA4wi Allow no onn Yo(lnrTlv vniliii tills.
All Oountori'oits, Imitations nnd " Just-ns-good" nro httfc
I3xierimonts that trlllo vtitlt and endanger tho health of
InfUuts and Children Expcrlenco against .Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Cnstorla Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Pare
goric, Drops nnd Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphlno nor other Narcotic
Htthstaiico. Its ago Is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Foverishncss. It cures Dlarrluun and "Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho
Stomach and lJovvels, giving healthy and nalurul sleep.
Tho Children's Pnnacca Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Boars .tho
The KM You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THt CCNTAUn COMPANY. TT MUNftAV ftTPKCT. NtW VOHR CITY.
R. M. WADE &. CO.
SALEM10REG0N
Something to Be Proud Of
fa thu ownorahlp of a Orescent. Clove
laud or Gondrou bicvclo. It is tno acme
of purfit'tion in hlcyclo conitructlon,
where liRhtnesa ial not wicrlllccd for
strength and inechaniciil Hk ill blend to
maku a wheel that ia unexcelled for run
iihk qualities nnd reliability. Wo have
aaplendid stock to chooso from. At t-5,
to 450.
&Co.
"It Takes the Cake"
Ih the usual favorable comment on the
miHrb laundry work turned out at Fa
Iohi'h Steam Laundry. Tho Ix-st of linen
and other materials are easily ruined by
careless and indifferent laundering. We
cannot and do no hope to retain your
patrnnaifo by ftllpshod work, and tho
best ia none too nxd here.
Salem Steam Laundry
coionri. i, oLMaruAii I'lioniurroii.
DOHOUa O. OLMBTk'.MI, Moil.
Phnnn HI, '.'liil Liberty ritrett
ON YOUR OUTING.
Whlitllttr flwhlntr rr lilltitivnr inu inniil
.. ., ........ ,,, iiuiuiiiri JWM uiiinv
not neglect a miiiply of drinkables Ui
counteract the effect of an Inxoluntaiy
phubiiik in a iruui ureaui or a auiitien
downpour from the tkiet. Tho bett ob
lulnable wliinkieit. brandies, gins, cook.
taila and cordlaht u say nothing
of tho Indikpemiablu blackberry cordial
are always to bo found at
J. Pr Rogers
218 and 222 Commercial btrtxjl.
Wholeeale ml retail.
R. M. Wade
HI Hi
3iaBuE3KBSSBtSmmKKKftBtaSKmf3fSkS
Bought, nml vrhlcli litis liccu
has homo tho Rlgnnturo of
has hoon mndo under his pcr-
Siguaturo of
mmymm
THE FINE ART OF COOKING
Attains perfection with tliu use of thu
iiinii name oil move, root I articles can
lw Itnlli'il, hiollcd orrnasUtl (pilckly and
easily, thu stovo lielin; hiiioMchh and
odorless. Ordinary keroscno can be
used nhd the kitclicn ia not made nu
oven by hours of unei'sary lire. hy
Imru mmh1 and surfer when the oil stoe
ia yours for f 8.C0.
ppffuuniBK
LITTLE DO.PEEP
LOST HER- SHEEP
lint ii" one need worry uUmt inutlon
thia time of the year, If they can ltd
claim and delicious Sprinu lamb for an
upietizin: and uourishliii! Hiiiunier
meal. Wo havo everything in choice
meats, and all tho delicacies ol thu sea
son in both frelh and moksl mcatx
that will suit thu most critical epicure.
E. C. CROSS SALEM OR.
A Neat Kitchen.
With stationery wash tnis, n uofxl sink
and boiler nud hot water supply, and
lino kitchen plumbum In general la Just
as Important in thu home as in tho win
it mi j. plumbliiK' ol your bithrooiu. We
will put ImproviMl plumbing in new
buildings, or relit old ouun williMhe til
cut opuii phimbing, or do any kind of
plumbing on the bot K'leutillo method
at low prices.
BARR &.PEJZEL
21 J.CO I M K KOI A L rVlTtK KT.
Telepliouu No, 2171
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WANTED
Now toclny eclverliM n n.Ufcfout?
ilnob or, leb In thlb coli.mn lnoratt
tliroo tlmos tor Ubo., 6 (Jo a wook,
l OOporlmonth. All over four linen
nt snrrio rata. . , j
WAN'IED. A man with Baler 16 bale
30 or 41) tone ol liny. Address 55. K
Ferguson, 1-nlr Ground, or nr
Wi
u. u. .uoores rancn.
1IIOYCLES FUK WOOD. i will ex
cliaiigo a lew iccond-liniid wheels,
guns, revolvers or watcl.B, all in 'good
order, for wood, Ura F. Smith, sec
ond linud etoro, !1U1 tkmiinciclftl
street. 7 10 1m
DHAFT HOUSKS.-G. Springer, from
Orouk county ia horo with n small
bunch of draft horecs, which can Le
tcon at J Jeflersoira pluci, flo in lies
caslol Balcin onSilverton road.
7'10-at & w 1
WANTKD. Several boys and girls from
14 to 17 yeara old, to learn good trado.
Inquituof J., caio Journal ollice, or
call. 7 U 0t
MOli Looking young lady independ
ently wealthy would marry soon,
would aiBiet capable husband llnun
dally, bank and other references, ad
dress MisalL il.,0711, Wabash avoA
Chicago, Ilia 7-7-Ut
i in i mi. llrrA4'
I'OINTEU l'UI'S-Fino pure bred Eng-
lisn pointers, from tho old UlieTtbii
bitch, Biro "Geiioral." Call early!
T. Iavii Davidson, .Murningside. 1
0 30 lm
TO THE 1'UliLlO Wo havo on hand" a
large stock of Eaatorn and homo made
uuggics w men wu nro ceiling nt greatly,
reduced prices in order to close thtni'
out this siftson. l'leasu call at 41 and
T1 Sluto Btreet and uxamiuo tliemV
l'oblu & ilishop. tl 28-ti
CHANG K OF LOCATION. I will b
pleased to boo my friends and old cus
tomers at tho Salem Wagon factory
804 Commercial St., where I am now
employed. 1 endeavor to givo Satis
'faction. John 0. Gardner. 0 20 tf
IIOMK FOR SALE-Ono nud ono-haVf
miles east of Asylum. Fivo ucrcs.liouto,
barn, and outbuildings, good water, two
aires fruit; iiils seven tons bay, one-
aanduile half acio wheat, large garden
If bought soon, cropa will bo sold with
place, at a bargain. D, C. Howard. .
0-20-lm
WANl'KD. Toexchango wagons, bug'
glea, hacks, carta, etc., home or Kant
em made, or librae shoeing and ro
palra for oak or ash lumber; will tako
your old vehicle al a (air valuation In
tiado. For further par iciilata cuUat
Salem Wagon ructory, 304 Comnfef.
cial btreet. Werner r-onnoll. 0 20 1m
KKMOVAL NOTICE. Our "cuatomera
will berinfter Had our barber shop nt
2211 Commercial next door to Thoinp
sou'ajewelery store Whoro wu will
. bo glad to meet our old conatumera.
"Humember Old Jack." ilunco &
Daniels. 0 18 lm
X-
AGLNTS WANTED To ahow our up-to-date
Wall Map United States and
World, alze 47x07 inchei, fU to $6 a
day easily earned. Writo for freo
Mimple and particulars. Illff &.
Company, Chicugo, III. 6-18 2iu '
FOlt bAi.E Tents, uwiiluga, oainping
otitllla ol all kinds in now and hccoiuf
hand gooda. I la wato, giauilu ware,
etc. Call at 210 Commercial btieet
0 18 lmt
FOIl SALl-Fvo acres IHToIco garden
laud, good house, orchard and other
Improvements. Apply to J. Ituof,
Ellret brick house, north sldu Ganlen
road. 0-1 1-1 in
HOOMS. I'urnlahed or unfurnished,
slnglo or hi suites, dining room ad
joining, home-Mke. second lloor Cot
tlo block. iMnttio Hutchliis, prop.
4 13tf
II HJbh CLEAM-.ltS UeuieiuOi
that tho IchL and clicapcsL carpet
papur Ih tliu licaw foil paper sold
at TllKdOtntNALOlllCV. 20-tl
Ulndlni Twine.
Mitchell, Lewis it Ktaver Co.'a branch
will ho headquarters for binding twine
lna neasoii. 7-L'iUwlf
HOTELSANTIAM
At Uotrolt, Oroon
Now open for Hummer Tourists, now
house, newly furnished llrat-class accom
odations, l'rlco from ft 00 to $1.60 per
day. Good pack train and saddle horses
always ready to accomodate Tourists to
Hot Springs, .Marlon Lake, nnd Lakn
I'.unulia and all good (lulling nolnta.
H, Jacob, ProD.
Willamette Stables
0hiii day and night for busi
ness. Hire you a rigor put up
your team. Horsed boarded,
satisfaction uitarauteed. Your
patronage miiicltod. Stage (or . ,
.McCoy leaves stable at 0:20 a.
in. Good rig and careful driver.
fcjter & Lhvis, Props,
South Commercial at.
I'lioiio 1721.
0 30-tlk
The German IBarfet
Will lie found all kinds of meat
and thu best ol sausage, FKEE
DKLIVEKY. All bills due the
late llrm of Wolt A. Mlescke ,
must Ihi paid,
ojel.2: &l :son
171 (InnmiHrnal Ht. '
OTEAM WOOD SAW
3 Two Maohlnos
Work Uon Quickly.
Telephone 2)HII black. lavo orders at
rit'ideiico on l-tli street, or Htelner'a
miirkiii M Van Fukt, Ykw Park. B-tltf
MiloCMattheii
Kiumino 'j ledwuriU A Uatthswi
Stutn MtrimL tiHitr rnllrnnfl PrAatiMaft
and best liieata. Mv nntrona nnv I knnn
tliu hecst uiivttn in town,
Osteopathy
In Salem and Albany
DR, GRACE ALBRIGHT
Graduate of American School of Osteo
pathy, g f
KALEM Monday, Wednesday and
Friday? houra, 0 to 11 a. ui.f l,,to 4.Tp,
over Waller's grocery,
ALII A NY Tueaday, ThurmUy and
Saturday: houra 0 to 12a. m.j 1 to 6 p.
m., Mra. Wluni residence.
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