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ISOTII ASM V I'.ltHA It V. j V. II. Craven, Mr. kimI Mm. J. M.
- (stark, Mr. and Mrs. Nwt Joint,
Mr. mill Mm. M. II. WwlkM Mr , ,! Mr. J. 15. Kirkland, Mr.
riruNiiulty NnrprNed. jBlll r ,s, h;, )WPn, Mr. ami Mri.
TIih nmnv friend of Mr. and J. A. Mill. Mr. and Mm. George
Mr. S. H. Walker planned n. r-! fonkey, Mr. anl Mm. W. II.
prim for them on Friday evening, 1 Walker, Mr. and Mr. I,. Damon.
0. t.-ber Md. the wcaaioii being the' Mr. and Mm. I. Claugott. Mr. and
I'Oth annivcrnry of their marriage. ' Mm. Alt Nelson, Mr. and Mr. F.
Mr. and Mr. Walker wer in- A Polity, Dr. and Mr. K.I,
vited to tha home of D. 11. Taylor Kelchum, Mr. and Mr. J. W.
-arly in the evetdng and later the Kirkland. Mr. and Mm. August
aurpriae. tiled In. Kvcryltody en-' Sperling. Mr. and Mr, George
joyed llio occasion. Hefn ihnienU , Whlteaker, Mr and Mr. S. It.
wer- served and game were played ' Walker. Mr. and Mr. J. C. Walker
until a late hour. A very hand- j (C.irvalli) Medame Tuck, How
acuta eini-Mrtelain dinner -t of Und Cremy; Misse Nellie
101 piece was given to Mr. and ! Burke, Patie Cer and Bessie
Mra. Walkor to remember ttte ( Taylor; Merer. J. W. Walker,
vni, ThB present were: iWillnrd Craven ami Kev. 15. J.
Mr. ami Mr. D. U. Taylor. Mr. j Thompson.
and Mr. It. II. Knox. Mr. nndj
Mr-. A J. Coodmin. Mr. and Mr, j M,ootlng ('outrat.
J 15 lluhliard. Mr. and Mr, ti.j
1. n..kl.. Mr. and Mm. it. D. I I'tve ul' "booting
Oiav. i,. Mr. and Mr. K A. Patter
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.,d M . O. D. Hutler. Mr. mid !
Mm A I lie.-,,. Mr. und Mr. t!-o. i
K...I, Mr. and Mm. 15 T. Ilenkle,
M- .i-d Mm D A. II. :
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Mr .1 S. Coop.r, Mr. and Mr, j
TOUR BEST Q1RL...
Will a;irt ciaU' tlioJriw
if you got your livt-ry
rig from
I. W. DICKINSON'S
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(lood rigs, and prices are
reasonable. Will board
horses by day, week or
month.
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Our house U full off.no Furniture, Carpeting,
Wall Taper, Shades, Picture Frames,
Room Mouldincs.
We will serve you well
1 The House Furnishing Co.,
306 Commercial SU Next door to P. O, SALEM, ORE.
fP Stores at Salem and Albany.
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gallery on Main Mnet in Pallas,
and will give away tOO in cash
pri f""s ' to tl,e 0"
receiving the highest more; f!0 to
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All who h.ve shooting are invited
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.loliiiole llarrl. I'aiHry Hoy on
I'omoitii Mtirtera Fulttl Aeilent.
A d accident occurred Monday
night in Portland at the (. H. t X.
Co.' wharf at the foot of Taylor
atreet, rcanlting in the death of
Mr. J. A. Harris, of Salem. I lie
vouna man, who . wa ahout 17
year of age, ha for "ome time
i.at heen uncaged a pantry boy
on the at earner Potnonu. While
the boat lay at tha wharf the hoy
attempted to climb over the rail
atid inied hi footing, failing into
the river and at once ank from
view in the ice cold water. Hi
parent at S-ilem were at once noti
fied and the father took the limt
train m Portland. At lat ao
count the hdy nad not hen re
covered.
Attractive Women.
All women aenaibly deire to le
attractive. Beauty "i the tamp of
health b?cauo it i tlie outward
manifestation .f inner purity. A
healthy woman ia alway attract
ive, bright ard happy. When
every drop of blood it) the vein i
pure a beauteous Hush i on the
cheek. Hut when the blood is im
pure, ntoroaertcs. bad temper and
a nallow complexion tell the tale
ofaickne all too plainly. And
women today know there is no
beauty without health. Wine of
Cardui crow'ns women with beauty
and attrac'ivene by making
strong and healthy' those organ
which make her a woman. Try
Wine of Cardui and in a month
your friend will hardly know yon.
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Mm. John Pipes was a passenger
to Kugene Wednesday.
Mrs O. D. llutler wa a pssBen
ger to Portland Wednesday to see
Lous James and Frederick Ward
present "The Tempest."
Mrs. H. H.Wagoner left Wednes
day for Centerville, Iowa, in re
sponse to an urgent telegram stat
ing that both her father and
mother were dangeronsly 6ick.
The Presbytery of Willamette
embracing delegates from all the
Presbyterian churches in the Wil
lamette valley, met at Kugene on
Tuesday. The Synod of Oregon,
embracing delegates from all the
Presbyterian churches in Oregon,
meets at Urant Pass on Thursday
evening and continues in session
until the Monday following. V.
G. Sharman and Dr. Thompson
are the delegates from the Presby
terion church of this city. There
will- be no preaching services at
the church next Sabbath on ac
count of the absence of the pastor.
Sabbath school and Christian En
deavor as usual.
New Underwood.
Last Thursday's Oreponian
told of the conviction of one
Paul Underwood at Scuttle for
the crime of murder in the sec
ond degree. It appears that he
and his young wife had drowned
their new-born babe some time
before and he had led the otli
eers a Tracy chase of two weeks
before he was captured. The
law fixes the penalty at from 10
to 20 years imprisonment.
This reci. 11 to our mind a
picture. Perhaps 18 or 20 year
ugo two boy a four or live year
of ago were playing childhood
games together in a little vil
luge cut out of the northern for
ests of Michigan. Playmates of
those days were few in that vil
lage and these two were much
together. W hile lflt two were
yet in their childhood one
moved away with his parents
and the other never beard of
him "gain until, he himself
having grown to manhood and
left the old home now grown in
to a thriving town, took up a
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crime had been fixed upon the
boy friend and that be was
branded ns a criminal, a mur
derer, with bis wife, of bis own
child. The one is the editor of
this paper and the other is Paul
I'nderwood, who was one of the
playmates of our childhood.
Such events as this must
needs awaken solemn thoughts
in a mini's mind. To connect
the free hearted child who once
shared with us the old games,
who played war and sailed on
rafts in the old river with us
when both bad seen scarce six
years, with the stolid man who
Heard the verdict of murder
against bis name without flinch-:
ing is well nigh impossible.
But such is one of the changes
life has wrought. Such an
event leaves a feeling of sadness
which is not to be resisted.
Under such circumstances meu
would like to disconnect the
present criminal with the old
memory, whose pleasure is thus
destroyed, but they cannot. It
is one of the tragedies of life.
Falls City Leader.
Itapid Construction.
A visit to the place of work of
the crew which is grading the line
of railroad shows that much has
been done and that much is teing
done. Sunday the camp of the
gang was moved from the Gilliam
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No Hair?
"My hair wit filling out very
fast and I wit greatly ilirmed.
then tried Aver' Hiir Vigor tnd
my bair stopped falling at once."
Mr. G. A. McVay, Alexandria, 0.
The troubb is your hair
does not have life enough.
Act promptly. Save your
hair. Feed it with Ayer's
Hair Vigor. If the gray
hairs are beginning to
show, Ayer's Hair Vigor
will restore color every
time. SI M t Mtb. All JnirM.
If your draggiM onoot luppljr yon,
cod u one tlulUr and wa will expreM
7u a bottle. Be ure ami glre Uie sum
of your neareetexprffMomee. AdrireM,
J. V. A VEH CO., Lowell, Jlaas.
place two miles nearer town. Some
23 teams are at work in the crew
nearet-.t town and the wheel gang
under J. S. Talbott is at work
farther toward Dallas. Over two
mile of grade is made and ground
is broken still further this way
while the finichers are following
up the rough grading.
The crew is made up of our own
people living hereabout and the
work coming just after harvest is a
good thing for the farmers, giving
employment for both them and
tbeir teams, work which Mr. Mc
Pherson, who is running the crew,
says will last we"l through the
winter in some form or other.
The miners, as well as the mine
owners have refused the good offices
of Piesident Roosevelt.
J. C. Richards was a passenger to
Roseburg today.
Wanted. Girl to assist in woik
at college dormitory at Monmouth.
Inquire of Mrs. M. Stine.
To let out on shares 65 head of
good Cotswold ewes. Inquire of
G. A. Wells, Independence.
Born, to Mr, and Mrs. George
Reevps, of this city, last week, a
baby.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Martin will
soon move to Lebanon, where they
will make their home.
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