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EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL
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THE TEST HAS BEEN
'llio tihVti tfllONT lwa eloetid a heavy year' business, htitl on invoicing finds llmfc it 1ms i fcooii ft hiosl
aUdtioMAil ydftf. JWvrybody who m bought goods tltenj tifoolnhua ilieli iiiotliods of doing business- Spot cash, buy
ftiid soli" Mid their pttn to bo tho most aticdptttblo over inti'oducod.
THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING.
All liftiids admit tbnt tlio (itlstomois got thti most satisfactory results, nnd tlio records of the your show thai tlio
business is a success, Ko reasoimblo person can holp seeing the point, Wo lead on overytlnngand ospeciauy
LOW PRICBS.
DAMON BROS., - - 335 Commercial' Street. ,
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The holiday rush at OSBURN'S RACKET STORE this year was never boforo equalled, in fact thoir
very low prices brdught scores of now buyers every day. '
WHAT IS To FOLLOW.
Since this great holiday rush is OAer all goods in the store are beinff pushed ofF at lower prices than was
ever known in Salem. SPECIAL CUT oti Albums, Dolls, and all the remaining holiday stock.
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MADE.
Salem Trod 4 Dray Co.
em Iron works. Drays and trucks
the corner r State ana commercial Hireem
F. T. HART,
247 COMMERCIAL STREET.
lift I
130 STATE STREET.
TINWARE,
ROOFING,
STOVES,
Creamery and Dairy Sup
plies, feted Ranges, Parlor
Heaters in all Styles a Spe
cialty. CLOTHES WRINGERS AND WASHERS
jggyrThe best on earth. Give us a
call. 10:Stf.
ELLIS !& WHITLEY,
LIVERYMEN,
South, of Willaaaatt HotI,
BAJU-Blwl ... OREGON
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
CAPITAL STOCK, aU Subseribcd, $200,000
Transact a general banking business
in aU Its branohea.
GEO. WILLIAMS President
Wh. EN ULAND-
.Vice Preslden
.. , Cashier.
HUGUMONABY-.
DIRECTORS: Geo. WlllUms.Wm. Eng
land,Dr. I. A. Richardson, J. W. Uodson,
J. A Itaker.
Bank In new Exohang e block on Com
mercial street. fctt-U
J. H. HAAS,
THE WATCHMAKER,
ZI5K Ccmmrclil St, Saltm, Ortgon,
(Next door to Klein's.)
8 pedal ty ol Spectacles, and repairing
Clocks. Waicbea and Jewelry.
Paper Hangerand Decorator,
Oeo at Chaa. Calvert's'Mlllloaery store.
Halesi, eragoa.
M.T. RINEMAN
BKAIA Of
Sitpk iU Fucjr Gnmti,
ms t wot sM fs Twa
"Klgh I JrVte pM for eeBW7 pre4e."
iv.wBp, mmn mi.v,
m rasnuuastTMH
Aattwrid CN(1 1600,000.
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
..i m 77 n
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HAJtiiSM, OiMUOtf 0Atftf
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DRAYS AND TRUCKS
alwaya ready for orders.
Sell and deliver wood,
buy, coal and lumber. Of
fice State St.. opposite Sa-
may be found tbroughout the day at
LEADING MERCHANT
TAILOR.
W. Taylor,
House Cleaner, Gardner and General Jobber
CARPET LAYING AND CLEANING, WHITE
WASHING AND WINDOW CLEANING,
A SPECIALTY.
Leave orders at Thomas A Johnson's 266
I'ommoroml street.
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THE WILLAMETTE,
8ALEM, OREGON.
Bates, $2.50 to $5.00 per Day
Tbe best hotel between Portland and Ban
Francisco. First-class In all Its appoint
ments. Its tables ara served with the
Choicest Fruits
Grown In the Willamette Valley.
A. I. WAGNER, Prop.
MONEY TO LOAN
On improved Heal Estntfl, In amounts and
time to, suit. JMo deluy In conbldertng
loans.,
FEAR &. HAMILTON,
Boom U, Bush Hank block. 5 12dw
For Rent.
New house of i rooms, North Balem. on
car Hue, two blocks north of school. 87.00
a month In advance. Goo. Esrhstrutb.
12-28-lm.
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Good garden land three miles southeast
of thepenltentlnry on Macleuy road. J2M
down and balance on 6 to lu years time.
Or trade for city property, D. A. Harris,
Balem. 12-13 if
Residence 882 Church St.
J. J. MUTTON, .
SIGN AND HOUSE PAINTER,
Decorator, Kalnomluer and Pa
per Hanger.
Leave orders at A.'B. Buren A Bon's Fur
niture store or Broat A Glle, Grocers.
Notice of Final Settlement
NOTICE Is hereby given tbatHlspa Hln
gonndAUa K. HlnRO, co-Biecutms
of the last will and teMamcul of 11. 11,
Klngo, d eaed, have this day flltdttielr
final account as ti.ch ro executors with
tbe county court of Marion countv, Ore
gob and that aald court has eel Monday
tbe Otk day of January, 1803,
atthebourotlo'cHkp, tn.as the time
for bearing said final account and all ob
jections thereto.
Dated at Halem, Oregon, this 1st day of
ueoemDcr, a. v, uic
JIMPA WNGO
ALVA K. HINGO
Co-execntors of tbe lat will and teatsv-
meat of 11. II. Klego, deceased, 13 S.w
nr Little Men asd Wihcb.
FOR IQ03
Is ssade expressly lor the younger boys
and girls, who read their magazine at home
ndlnsebooL
Jivery number will ooutala stories, spir
ited 4eturM,p0tBi,vcrsandJiBKls,an(t
'plot to sak In sebool." Be-tdes all
tb(e there will be tbe following serials:
Three Little Gold-Dlggers. by Dllve liar
fur. All about the remarkableadfenlure
at oBe sUUNa wbo sailed arausdCapa
TbeSouMWeUre In. By Lavlnla H.
Goodwin. All about our "heads, hands,
?ad tbe rest ot u;" sot lis studying
uyslot',gy.
A LuiV (MuMttUa Grandpapa. By
Gr-latvysr. Tbssiory ota Uywhotnad
btaiMlf irafy worthy f hU nam-,
T Ctock ef lb mt, j Kllsabtib
OhsmImw. ligjskMr saeh tioalh this
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m hnn ittUMf fmtm jn' wmgrnm
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HjUA .fAttUAKY f.
wrtsswwmwtfwn mtmwimmiiiimi
mttimuMkU and MMtimi Aim
f I1ILMON FOHIJi altrty At lMf( mMi
A. ,Ofeguti Omj tiplnlrt In l'fttton's
Block,
f K,1(IHN, AlUifney t Uw( room 7
IJt Miifpliy liiock,
i -.aUsi..-i
M.I, IlKIUIIIl. AtUitncyAl.lnw Pnlcm,
i Or(titi, (JillxooTerltad A iiimli'd
in at-tf
TjiTllAW, M.v71iVNfr HIIAWTk
Oi HuNt, nllofiH'.tmit law, OfilMtiver
Crtpllil NlilKiiiiil b;tiiK,Hrtlotn, Ottgun,
CJ T, UIOItAlllHIlN, Atlortioy At Intfi
Q, omceti() ntnlrsln front rooms of new
lfusli block, corner Uommerolal and Court
streeti, Balem, Orpgun,
f OHNA7"0AitWNrAtiorney ' At law,
O Rooms 8 ftiid 4, Lrnta A Hush's .bank
OulldlDg, Balem, Oregeoi Rllyr
II, K, HON HAM, W. II. HOLMIW.
Bonn ah A llot.MM. AlloriiP.vs at law,
Ulllco In Hush's hlock, uotweon Btate
mid Court, on txun'lbt.
MK. I'OGUK, Btonogrnpher and Typi
, wrltlst, llnstpi) nipped typowrltlug
oih'-c, but one, in Urvrfou, over Lndd
llitsh's bank, Hiilom, Oregon,
t II. llltAOSIIAW, J'lIYBlOIAN AND
JL. Burgeon, Hulotn, Oregon, oitloa In
Iiush'llre;nian block, upatulrs Itesldenco
corner Btatcand B, K corner Winter street,
rvlt, W. B. Marr, physician and sur
J geon. Ofllpe In Eldrldge Block, ha
lein, Oregon, OlUce hours 10 to Ha, in.
il to 4 p. in.
SR. T. C. HM1T1I, Dentist, in Btnte street,
Hulom, Or. r Mulshed dental opera
is of overy description. Painless opera
tions a specialty.
T D. PUGU, Architect, Tlaos, Spool
y V . ficatlons and superintendence tor
all claiuuis of buildings, Olllce WH Coin.
merolul St., up stairs,
C A. ROBERT, Architect, room 421, Mar
;, quam building, rortlaud, Oregon.
DW.TOWN8END, Civil Engineer and
, surveyor. OUlco with Oregon Land
Co , Bitlem, Oregon.
O J. LARBEN A CO,, Manufacture of all
i . klndsof vehicles. Repairing a special
ty. Shop 4S Htat street.
T)Ri)TEOTIONLODGKN0.2,A.O V.V.
I Meets In their hall In Htate Insurance
Luiidlng, every Wednesday ovenlng.
8. A. AloFADDKN , M. W.
J. A MEL WOOD, Recorder.
TM PROVED ORDER OP RED MKN.
1 Kamlakun Tribe No. 8, Halem. Holds
council every Thursday evening, at 7:30.
Wigwam In btate lusurunce hall,
F. o. BAKER, Prophet.
FRVNk O. WATKRM,Ohlef of Records
The- Pacific Detective and
Collecting Bureau.
SALEM, ... Orsgon,
C. B, CLEMENT, Managsr.
Olllco l-ooui 3, Gtuy Block.
Rates retisonahle. Public and private
work done. ,
EDUCATIONAL.
Go to the Best.
The place'Jfor young ladles and gentle.
nun to neouro aithurougbeduoatlau Is the
old, but ever;new.
lxng and still tbe loading Institution of
the North West. Better than ever I
New course of Instruction In Oratory,
Thi-ology and I'ost-Uradualcd.
ti'l'UUlEt1.- Norma'.BuRlness, Academy,
College, and Law courses greatly enlarged
and Improved.
Faculties Increased and improved. For
CatiiloKiiu of Collt-ge of Law write Dean B
T. Richardson, Esq , Balem, Or.
or catalogue oi uouege oi Aieaicai ana
Pharmacy write Dean Richmond Kolly.M.
D.. Portland, Or.
For general Catalogue write Rev. Geo.
Whitaker, D. D., President, Balem, Or.
7-25-3m-dw
FRIBNDS POLYTECHNIC INSTITDTB
Will be opened to students Bept. 13, 1802.
Oilers I ho moat practical courses of study
ol any school in the State, viz: Mechanical
Eugiueerlng, Civil Engineering, Electrical
Engineering, Academic and Grammar
school courses Btudents praotlce dally in
wood shop, maohioe shop, and labors
torlcs.
Tuition and Hoard per Year, (ISO,
Special Inducements to a few young men
who wish to work for their board and tui
tion during vacations. For prospectus and
further Information, address
EDWIN MORR1BON, M. B ,
Presdeut, Bulem, or.
Miss Ballou's
KINDERGARTEN.
THIRD YEAR
Opens Monday, Hcptemuer lVtb, at Kin
dergarten Hall, opposite opera bouse.
Children received at three years of age
and over. A connecting class will bo es
tablished lor advanced Kindergarten pu
Si Is and those beginning primary work,
uly tbe best modern Kindergarten meth
ods employed. Prang's system ot drawing
and color work Introduced,
ENGINE AND
BOILER
FOR sale. Tbe boiler Is an B-horso up
right tubular, land the engine a tt-hore
nunzonui. Both are In good condition,
and cost 700 when new.
Apply to A. 11. rORVrNKUa CO.ppo.
site First National Bank.
JAPANESE
PILE
CURE
aad Com BlstaTrSateseB L eoasisU
iiwof sUDDOsttorhtf. otatment In oanaulea.
al a box and plll; a poltlie cure tor ex
tarsal. Intaroaf, blind or bleadlM. Itablag.
ehroal, recent or haradttary nita, Mil
many other dlseasM and maaj weak
ums; It U always a great tat to tbe
goewal health. The Brst dlsoovary ot a
adleal cure radrlng an OirUo with
tba knife unnory uervaltar. TbU
remedy lias nevr ba known to Ml. ft
cer Ur,gfor(6; sent by insll, Whyiutw
from this terrtble disease wbsa a written
is givn wiiu doim, mi rMuna
tlaotaiired aaad missus far iwa
tiiMfo
ii.rje
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10011,
Pay the Price of the
4
Rpyal for Royal only
Royal Baking Powder is shown by actual
chemical tests absolutely pure and 27 per cent
greater in strength than any other brand,
Many second-class brands of baking powder
arc urged upon consumers at the price of the
high-cost, first-class Royal.
These powders, because of the inferior quality
of their ingredients, cost much less than the
Royal, besides being of 27 per cent, less strength.
If they are forced upon you, see that you are
charged a correspondingly lower price for them.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
H0FER BROTHERS,
Editors,
PUBLISHED DAILY.EXOEPTBUNDAY,
BY THB
Capital Journal Publishing Company.
(Incorporated.)
Offlce, Commercial Street, In P. O. Building
b.ntered at the postofflce at Balem, Or., as
sccond-olnts matter.
A KISI1 LAUDER.
A fish laddnrat Oregon City Is one
of the most important Improve
ments that this leglslatnre could pro
vldo for. It would, If properly con
structed, allow all klndsof salmon
to ascend the Willamette river, and
tributary streams.
What Is far more Important to tbe
declining salmon Industry h the
fact that it would open some of the
finest spawning streams and natur
al hatcheries on tbe coast. Tbe
headwaters of the Willamette and
streams like the Bantlam, clear
mountain spring waters, are the cra
dles of our llahery Interests. Fish
should be allowed to go there and,
after ascending beyond certain
points on these streams, not be mo
lested at all in these spawning and
breeding grounds.
The Santiam river .would bocome
the source of millions of young sal
mon to be returned from tbe Colum
bia and the sea as large fish.
What is needed far more than
closed seasons, to save salmon from
extinction, is tbe removal of obstruc
tions from salmom streams, and pro
vision for tbeir protection in the
breeding places nature has provided
for their propogatlon.
OREGON MUD ROADS.
Oueof Mrs, Timruond'a hens got
mired In the road near their house
at Eola and would bavo died, but tbe
road supervisor came along and told
Mr. Tlmmonds, who got a plank
and bridged tbe way to her bo she
was savea. Dallas Itemlzer.
Tbo attention of tbe legislature is
called to the fact that it has got so
that a female fowl will mire down
on one of the streets of fCola wheu
in pursuit of au honest living. This
is a condition of things that ought
to bring tears to the eyes of all
Oregon legislators who aro at all
frlonds of the people. Tbo sight of
a hen stuck in the mud should even
move the heart of our governor,
who, If ho has not already inculcat
ed it In his message, will now
please do so. The number of people
who raise hens la very large, We
should Improve our highways bo
that road supervisors will not have
to go about rescuing bona who try to
cross them. Wo expect to seo sev
eral bills In at the next terra of
county court, for labor and lumber,
where gallant road oflloials have
thrown a plank to a mired hen,
There is fame in store for the man
who will paps a bill to amend our
roadlawBBO that a common bon
can by stepping lightly walk across
our public roads with sufsty.
WILMNU TO COME,
Bill Nye through his amusement
manager Informs the people of Ha
lem that ho Is willing lo amuse
tbeni at so much per bead. Of
course bis mauager Is not aware tbat
tbe legislature is going to be in ses
sion and the people of Balem will
get mora fun than a dozen Bill
Nyes could furnish and get it feer
gratis, at the expense of the Btate,
bow open everyday except Bunday
and so admission fee charged,
The reading of th governor'
UMMage alone will furnish more en
tortainnent than Bill Nye eoHld lu
a wtek if be tried. Tha governor
baa rare sense of humor and can
raise a laugh on the faoe ot tb sol
oiowt pwwhar, He U imtrly aa
good a story Mt aa Aba Llucolu.,
What ia th UMt of a ovrbu peo
ple 90 rtohly wtdowad with uaiiv
.t-J.-r- --rr Tn-immn , t inriii I, ! inniiiHB -,-j,H rri n wiip
"tfO-ttAY'J KJHWtf TO-DAY,"
tiat his appearances everywhere in
variably tneots with tlio most en
thusiastic reception. That Is what
tlio numerous candidates for rail
way commiHsloners tell us. They
would also liko to give a limited
number of inimitable nntertaiu
meuts on what tbey do not know
about the subjet en route. Thoro la
a remarkable similarity in the veins
of thought of these great humorists.
Still if Bill comes he ought to bo
given a fair Bhnw with his competi
tors. A JUTE SACK FACTORY.
Astoria Budget: Following the
lead of tho Dalles Chroniclo for an
employment for the state convicts
In Oregon which would not bo op
pressive to free labor, upon our sug
gestions of a jute saok factory in the
penitentiary, as one is conducted in
Walla Walla, several journals of the
Htate have favorably commented.
The Pendleton Tribune of yesterday
thinks "the matter of letting this
labor out to the highest bidder, as
bus been done in the past, Is not a
wIbo polloy. The state can just as
well utilize It and reap considerable
profit thereby, nnd yet not bring
such labor into competition with
other institutions whloh employ
free men In this state.
The state of Washington has made
a success in this matter.nnd it seems
tbat Oregou would do well to follow
tbe example set by her Bister state.1
Tho manufacture of juto bags is a
business that has a largo field, and
where is room for another juto mill
In Oregou. In fact, Oregou alone
could easily uso all tho baga that
could bo manufactured by tbe labor
of tho Oregon convicts and the pro
duction of this commodity would be
profitable aud not Interfere with the
employment of free labor, while tho
present system of letting out tho
labor of convicts to tbe highest bid
der allows this class of cheap labor
to lnterfero with tho wage earners of
tho country, such as tho manufac
ture of stoves, whloh ought to be
produced by the manufacturing in
dustries of tbo country.
The nianufucture of tho jute bags
at Walla Walla lost year, to the
number of about two million, had a
great tendency to keep tho corner
from being mude on tho Calcutta
bags, uud actually saved tho atutes
of Oregon and Washington vast
sums of money.
Ho better way can be suggested
to use tho convict labor of this slate
than for this Btate to build jute
mills und manufacture tbe Jute bags
in competition with tbe Juto manu
factories of ludla, for no other clasy
oflubor exoupt convict labor ouu
competo with the pauper labor of
India.
Fall Into Line.
Join the great procession! It mar
ches to victory! It knows no defeat!
Inscribed on its banners Is tho in
spiring battle-cry, "Dr. 1'ierco'B
Golden Medical Discovery." Its
linn of march extends across the
continent uud urouud tlio worldl A
happy lllustutlou of tho popularity
uud success of this world-famed rem
edy. 'Tls everywhere relieving
bulu, inspiring hope, curing disease!
lor an uioou uisoruers it is ucuiiow
luduvd the safest, the most tuorouuh.
I he best! The liver Und kidneys re-
spouu ul once to tuo invigorating
touch; through them tbe whole sys
tem is unlit up anew.
If you uru sick, indisposed, debili
tated, weak, Buffering from malar
ious or otiier poisons, you'll find tho
"Uoiueu uiscovery" me remeuy pur
excellence- to restore you,
Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed i Castorfc.
I My rakMa.
All amount du hm must' ha Mrtt
tlad at onaa aa I uliull nlaoa all that
are not paid tor eolhxHIou t Ffh
1st. lilta. I carrv a Ursa atoek and
HiuaV bv UM MOM. All work
isjjssuurm rsriiii
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Church Directory. l
EVAKomoAi.. Uorner of l,lbrtr ajNT
Oontor streets. Muuduy services JMBafh
hiiu 7:i!0 p. 11L, tunduy school 12 m., . fM
U. ,. tfc&i p. in.; i'rayer mectltf-XhaN(sf
7Wp, in, J, llowcrsox, patter, rMdMt
? Liberty street. '
l'JiKsuvTKiUAN. Church street,
Cheiueketa uud Coulcr. I'reaohlog
mg aud evening; Bubbalh sohool at W af
Y. i. . C. K ut o.so p, in.; prayer ninettrst.
Thursday ut7:0p. in. Rov.r, Hi Qwyafclt
li,lr pastor. ,,
bouTii balkm-M. K church., VraejK
lng every auuduy ut 10:30 a. in, and 7 yv
in. Hutiduy school ut 8 p. ia, .Plays
meeting Thursday at 7 p. m. Bpwottfe.
Lcugue, Friday ut 7 p. m. Rev. t' lias, K,
Luc, luistor.
UUMUKItLAND I'HMBYTaHJW. Battm.
Oregou, Rev. J. K. tilulr, I'ostor. HUBday
school every Huuuuy, 10 a. la. ttreaeltlaf
every buntuiy, 11 a. m. und f.) p, at.
Church house on High street, betwsaa
Marlon and Union, Everybody wttsowna,
Umtk.d Bhktuebn. Two blocks, wmtb
west of passenger depot, bervieea "avary
hubbulh at 11' o'clock, aud at 7;St),
school at 10 a. in. Jfruyer meeting
datarday night at 7:80. K very bod jroordlatjr
invited. Rev.J.B.Jennlfigs.ttuMoi
AlKTJioDiuTKPuaiPAi Hervleee
buih ut lui JO und 7;4U. Hunday whMt at
ill; Kpworlh Leagues ut : 16; I'rayer saeW
lng every Thursday ovenlng. Key. 0, L.
Kullorniuu, pastor, r '
Mi. .lAal-ntl'a ninnrtl flaTtMfttrlMtm
fuvavvw auu vvvwU buuuwj w jvw aawassy
kt ft Irs' ii ii ! rtetit.m UiiH4nu uasiilaaai 1 asBSf v.i
muss 7.U0 a. in.; high uiuss lOdS; .
school a p in.; vespers l-.'Jti; weak days, it"
muss 7 u. m, Re v. J. a W hlte, tHMOf,
Comoukoatiomau Corner Center
Liberty Bervloea hfunduy at Wda,in.
7 p. ru.; Buuduy school la hi., Y, 1'. B, C. JC.
ut B:jij p.m.; prayer iuoetlog7:aOp.m,Tltti
day. m
Kvanokwcai. MisaioK.; Corner, Oa
luekutu uud 17th streets. Bwrvlce ia Mm
ilsh every hunduy ovenlng at 7;8); tMBAsjr l
school ut 8.!i0 p in.; prayer meetiag
Wvduesduy even lug ut 7:130.
ST. I'AUl, Kl'IaCOl'AL CruBCHOonttr
Church and Cuewekeio. Bi-i vices MM a,
ta. und 7 p. in.; Hunduy school lh a. M4
servloo Thursday 7UKI p. m. RY. W,L,
teotor. i . ,
Fiust BArrisT-Llberty and
Services 10:80 a. in, and 7.-00 p, mi
school l'l in.; young people's ueetiag.M I
p. in.; prayer meeting 7:80 Thursday, !,
Robert Whltuker, pastor. -
Kubk M.TjiODisT. Rey. B. K,
pastor. Hervlces Hunday morlg,i
uveuiug, Hunduy school at 10 a, m
muetlug Friday night. Choreh
North Halem school, ,
Fjuknds, At Highland park oa earllaa,
Horvloes 10:JO a. in. nnd 7:B0. p. m.; t)iptr
echoolllui.; Uhrfstiun Kndeaver I p.iM
pruyer meeting Thurdayt7:i)0p. . Mr,
V. U. Ueorgo, pastor.
Ueuman Baitibt, Services la
iJuptUt church north of Uottsga
duudayschoolatlOa.ro, lmea)af att
a.m. Kveulug service ut 7,88. Rr,' JJI
Feebler, pastor. , ; " 1
'CHUIKTIAN BCIKMCX.-BerVlMS la Uaty
larlun hull at leao a.motnd 7:30 p. m4 as
bath school 13 in.; Bible study ThMiitaf
ovenlng.
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Unitaui An. Cor. Chetnel'Ma
31
street. Buuuuy mrvites Kw Mi
auuuuy school at W. T. W. Ram,
tor.
UiiutsT(AN.-Ulghand CeaVw HsuMlBsf J
school Vi in.; preaching 10iJj a. mj 7Mlf
people's society 0:31 p. ul,; praaaatHf HB
P.m. Bov. W.R. Wililutus, pastur. r,
flvitiriM Uvrmtifen (lanitala
ou.jauudny service 11 u, m.;auadaf;MMss
10 a. iu,; pruyer luoulliu Wedwmiai IK
iu. Itev.J, Muellhuupt, pastor. t
KvANOBUCAL-Corow of Liberty aA
Center streets. OeruiausrvleeJf W
aud third Suudays. J. B. Vlaim,
UKIIUAN LUTHKIUN. North i
Hervlces ou 1st uud sa miuas
mouth ut a p. in, Rev.U.al.M
Aviuoan MitOht8Tr-NocUr HP
8ervluHU. iu. aMd 7U ! f Sf,
school ut 1 p. iu. Rev, U, W. Watt,,'
lotik,
TKMl'KKANCK-UOloa LOS m-fS '
utgblut Uruiige ilull. TrayWUsr WV
or ure cordluliy, tovltwl.
llolluouadDlvlHeUsaliBftatUaJWl
street, evwy Buaday afuruooA at W i
Good Look.
Good looks are mom
deei). deneudiuK UPu a
coiidttlou of alt tb vital
If the liver be luaeUve,' you
Bilious look, if yourattMUfMtti
urdsred, you have a Dyi
Iiookaud iryourKtauajra
a you uv a nuauwi
ouru vood healUt attd
have ua64 looks. BktOti
la the grwat alUratiV and
aew uireotiy ou iimm thm
uures riHiiwss, nwtoom.
given a good eouifttaavW
Daaial J. Kry'a druotior, Ml i
UL ft, pt battitt.-
Btttklaa'a AiaiM Him,
Tha Bast HUvlaUf
C'uta' Urulasa, Horn, Vk
Hhautu. Kavar Uuraa,
nad banaa. innwais
all Main IBruuatetsa.
0Ms Wlaa, TB M
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