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AN IMPROMPTU.
Mrs. Dr. 8. It. Jessup received a few
friends Infornmlly and etittrelv lm-
promptu Wednesday evening at her
cosy home on Bute Mreet. A good
time wub bad and It was 12 o'olook be-
foro all bad departed. Hnm nnvi
entertainment asirts and earuea wan.
Introduced and awarded. Tbo refresh
menta that were nerved miiliitmtiPil ih,
blKh reputation of tbe hostess. All
deelured theevonlng a great nuccess.
SALEM BOOIAL EVENTS. loHUEOH BERVIOES TOMORROW
THE BEST
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manhood mWmSk
filling Sea
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or tho eye
and otnc
paito.
Btrenctlionc
liirtgomti
aud (ones tli
rntlrehystrr.
tlnSrsn cum
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I crtoujicir
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by, day o
FOUR WEDDINCIS.
It Is Seldom that tittlutu linn an mnuu
f ishlouable weddlugs lu ho abort a sea
I son, but tbere Is always a way for the
enterprising Boolety reporter to ljud
out the status of the matrimonial Held,
and that Is to cunmilt tii ruaiiinnui.in
tailor of tho city. (J. JJ. Luno has, tbo
past week, turned out four elegant
wedding suits, any one of which would
adoru a millionaire groom. Ho makes
a specialty of this flno work, aud uevei
falls t) gut a Qt.
OATTKKUN-IKWIN.
The ceremony that united AIlw)
f.orence E. Catterlln aud Geo. W.
Irwin in tbe sacred bonda of matrl-
mjny was performed on Wednesday,
Sept. 18, at high noon, at the home of
lUd bride's parents, corner AUrlou aud
Twelfth vtretU Hey. O. W. Granuls
tied tbo knot In approved First Meth-
ollsl stvle, In the pretence of tbe
fimlileH. The bride was dressed In a
handsome orange colond silk, and
presented a most beautiful appearance.
Mies AJdlo Irwin and Mr. Ar.lmi-.l
Dayton stood up with them. MIas
Maudu Cuoper, u special friend of the
bride, was also preseut. Tlie bride is a
dtughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. li. Uatter
lli), old resldeuU of Batem, aud bus,
since six yearn, been a teacher In tbe
city schools. The groom Is the only son
of Hon. G. M. Irwin, state superin
tendent of public instruction, aud is
employed as chief clerk lu that depart
ment. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin spout a few days
In Puget Bound cities and aro expected
to return to Balcm this eveulug.
quleMr. Orcra.OOOprivdlocnilonicnlj.
rrojicturcnan mi un lmnotoncy .a ilio flret
two. It li n tyuip'.oni ofcrralnnl vrcnkttra
and barrrnms i. it cau bo stopped iu a) days
bythoiuiorilndyan. '
Thcrtw OKooTerj'WM tad Vy OioBrcrlnt
UtioftlionMf.mnvg Hudson Medical Institute.
It Is Iho ttropreat vliaili-r nndo. It Is very
pAwerfiil, but liaralcw. Fold for 81.00 a wck
apoorO iiockHRfS Tor f00(i.lslnBoiilcdtoxw),
ntltten Kiisramco 8'Vi .ifrraciiro. If you buy
six boxMand ro l ot cntl-rly cured, six aioro
i - wV w .uiiuiicnrct-B.
cuiiiii'jr riicuiununu imiiunmnift. Aaiircss
irrtrktiru fiftrr.v.itt lunw.irnrpi.
Ifluucttou Stockton, illnrlcot ikllllla.su
auu XTUiicuco. uui.
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
for
Burns,
ICaketl & Inflamed Udders.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
unnin Sores,
Inflammations,
Stiff joints,
Harness & Saddle Sores.
Sciatica,
Bumbago,
Scalds,
Kflistcrs,
Bwsect Hites,
Cattle Ailments,
fVM Morsa Ailments,
(Sheep Ailments,
Penetrates Mnsc
'Alembrane and Tissu-.
Quickly to the Very
Seat of Pain and
Ousts it In a Jiffy.
in Vigorously.
mustang Liniment conquer.
Pain,
JMaltes Man cr Ueat weli
DIItTHDAY PAHTY.
Miss Leola Damon wau given a
handsome birthday party at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. J.
Damon, corner Btate and Fourteenth
Btreete. It was an eighth anniversary
and tbo Interior was richly decorated
with ferns nud llowers. Numerous
bouquets of pansles, fuoblas, ro&en,
carnations, eerauiums aud daillas were
brought by tbe little people to their
tittle hostess. Miss Olla Welch assisted
by taking charge of tbe kindergarten
games and marches. Miss Nina la-
mon assisted in the music and at tbe
baumict. which was served In tbo din
ing room, aud which the little guests
enjoyed hugely. A happier group ol
children would bo bard to find. The
invited guests wore as follews:
Bornard Edes, Kenneth Hawley,
Georgle King, Freddie Myers, Don
Iiozortb, Hobble Van Eaton, Plummer
Vau Eaton, Margarita Putnam, Ama
Strong. Jennie Fry. Altbeu Moorea.
Mamie Babcock, Marie Hofer, Ada May
Illaaer. Evelyn Iilccer. MarearetUa.
burn, Iioln Hello Cook, Clio Uutcbl
son, Ituth Hutchison, Huzel Hulchl
aon, Ida Eblen, Rena Eblen, Pearl
Damon. Jov Turner. Helen Pearce.
Helen Krauese, Martha Brooks, My i tie
Hatch, Misses Bimms, Mies Btabley,
Ulva Derbv. Leona Graham. Ollln nirt.
dell, Alice Myers, Grade Vau Blypo,
Hazel Smith, Margerlto Bozorlh, Dan
nie Frye, Ralph Moores, Puul Johnson,
Harold Bean, Ormond Bean, Eldou
Damon, Howard Damon, Norton Par
sons, Ilex Turner, Willie McCornaok
and Iloyt Carey.
Central OitAPEt. Nn service un
til llisi Sunday lu October.
St. Paul's EnatxjpAu Divinr r
v.ces tomonovv. in;3d: "HrHen, Our
Hume." 7:30: "Abraham for Abruiu.-'
Rev. Lawrence Bluclnlr, Paitor.
Y. M c. A -Uov. P. B Kilgbt will
address tbe men's meeting at the Y
At. 0. A. Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
All men are cordially Invited to attend
this meetiug.
I.NDKl'KNDKNT EVANHEMOai rt .
Cottnga street near (!eiter. PfeHcbli g
at 10:.S0 and 7:30 timorrmv Kmwi.v
school at 12 aud Endeavor .. t v n(
6:30. J. UjwerHox. P.mi.ir
Unity. Bervlcea at l():fiiin. m. 1.1..1
7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 12. Itev.
W. E. Copeland, pastor. Hui.Jol t.f
morning fermon, "The One Tiling
Needful." Subject of eenlug leoliitr,
"Religion a Cosmic Force Needed fi r'
Social Evolution."
Cituncir of CmtisT-Conit ri
W. O. T. U. room, bumlnv RPruii.i. ..l.
follews: Morning 10:30, sermon by
Eld. Matthew 8. Sunday sobool til.
rectly after. Evening at 7:30, bormon
by Eld. W. Kellaway. All are Invited.
FlHST CoNOIltaATIONAJt.. Rev. W.
C. K-iutner, D. D., pitstnr. Preaching
at 10: 0 11. 111. Biil.lt1-t. "I.'niuii nuli 1,.
Kirephal', Sunday hchool at 12 m.
Juulor Endeavor at p. m. Y P. H.
C. E. at 0:80 p. 111. Preaoblug at 7:30
p. m., subject, " i'be River Wuuderful."
East 8ai.hm EvANOKLioAii
Preaoblug lu morniug by tbo piatoi,
ana In the evening by tlioRv. A. A.
iMigeiUurt, rormcr pastor of tbe German
EyaURelical church or this clly, but
unw of Tucoma, Wash, will till the
pulpit. Sunday school at 10 a. in.;
Y. P. A. meeting at 7 p. m. I. J),
Fisher, Pustor.
UHBiSTiAN.-Corner Ceuter and
High streets. Morniug termou at 10:30.
Subject. "Variations of Practical Re
llglou." Bunday school at 12: Jnnlnr
Etideavor at 4 p. m.; Y. P. B. C. E. at
0:30; evonlui? sermoii at 7:30: sulUct:
"A Review of the Sermou Delivered in
Uulty Church last Bundav Evotilm.."
Grace GUIhigham Davis will slug at
the evening service. H. A. Deutou,
Pastor.
FntsT Baptist Umiitcii. Mornlnc
services at 10:30; preaching by tbe
paalor, Rev. J. P. Farmer; subeot,
"Tbo Inquest of Eternity." Evening
services at 7:30; subject, 'Tho DovlPa
Detlironemeut." There will be special
vocal muslo at tbo evpulucservlec. Ono
of the members of the newly organized
orchestra will play a viollu solo. Sun
day school at 12; Y. P. B. C. E. at 0:30.
xou are invited and will bo welcome to
any or all of theeo meetings.
South Bai.kji M. E. Sneolal sor.
vices morning and evening. In tbo
morniug tbo pastor will review tbo
work of the oi'urch for tbo past two
years. At 7 p. m. the Epworth Leimue
will hold a book service, conducted iiv
Prof. J. T. Matthews, aud at 7:30 John
Parsons, D. D. will preaoh, after which
he will administer the communion.
This will closo the present pastor's
work. Two years ago this church was
under mortgage, which has been paid.
A $1800 parsouace has been built, and
tbe Bishop Bowman's lecture, which Is
to be Oct. 2 at First M. E. church, will
more than pay tbo Indebtedness. For
al this let us come together tomorrow
and give thanks to our Heavenly
Father. J. M. 8hulso, Pastor.
- . '.,S
for Infants and Children,
MOTHERS, Do You Know .. ,,
Bateman's Drops, Codfrcy's CordUl, many socallcd BoothlnK Syrups, and
most remedies for children ore composed of opium or morphine?
o Vow Know that opium and morphine are stupefying narcollc polrons?
o Vow ICtioyr that In most countries JnifgUtsarc uot permitted to sell narcotic
without labeling them poisons ?
Vow Know that jmU tj,ouId uot permit any medicine to be given your child
unless you or your physlcUn know ofwhat It Is composed r
" YoM K""w that Castorla U a purely vegetable preparation, and that n list of
its ingredients Is published with every bottle?
Wo Vow Know that Castorla is the prescription of the famous Dr. Samuel Pitcher.
That it has been In use for nearly thirty years, aud that more Castorla is now sold than
or alt other remedies for children combined r
o Vow Know that the ratent Offlce Department of the United States, and of
other countries, have issued exclusive right to Dr. ntcher and his assigns to u.e the word
Caatorla and its formula, and that to Imitate them is a state prison offense?
P YoM K'""Y lI,nl one f " oons for granting this government protection
was because Castorla had been pimento be abHoIwtcly liamilcflar
Ho Vow Know that 33 average doses of Castorla are furnished for 33
cents, or oue cent a dose?
Ho Von Know that when possessed of this perfect preparation, yourcWldren may
be kept well, and that you may have unbroken rest ?
Well, tliewe tlUntrH are worth knowing. They are facts.
Exposition
Opens
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PORTLAND, OREGON.
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fllOK'o ndmllon......
Uhliilron under 1'J yetn . " "
Season urkets ... -
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tor exhibit spaco apply nt tbo exposiHOa
but dlug to
C. II. HUNT,Sujpt
Tbe Willautfffe Hotel.
LEADING HOTEL OF THE&'CITV.
Tlio ficnlmllo
wtgwntiirc of
rfsSZttZZ
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Bcduced rates
u Id
patrons.
fnu.... .... Ill
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.0 buiidingo and points of interesl. fecial rates will IZnL"?! 2T
J , " - --M
Electric cars leave hotel for all pub-
A, I. WAGNER.
BARR & PETZEL,
Hop Stoves and Pipe,
WOOD AND
Plumbing and Tinninpr.
J RON PUAIPH.
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' In ow every
wrapper.
Children Cry for Pitcher' Castorla.
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ROUTE-
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racific Coast Points,
St. Paul and the East.
Om,os both the Caade, and tb. ktoun U.nln dayllgh., ;anoraiag :Pas.on8er. t!
Grandest Scenery in America !
Two IrnliiM .!ntl r.... .. .. . ..
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riill 11)11 rUt ll..nln. f.n 'I'I.a K..'. m... " ' "! j ui"i
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214 GVmimoroiftl Street
Sco its before ordering.
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nrir" Rniaea mA d,l,,w,Mo,w ' BuWIng Lun.her.: ILarRwt .lock and Lowt
C. GOODALE,
LUMBER YARD,
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nBincnnii nrii.AiMfu.... .....M.u. - ;.. .'!"' .... t . v.". "- w., mmv. uui
lrf ......:-',"'"",'" i""iini,niciiiijiKriirs. i no duiicl liurarv rnmiim mnranUnr r. .
nuu I'niiiuii. roniu ninir imih mnm yriu.. .,..... ....; ..."" '?L"Yi
?4y.'Noriliwt-'.nii..KH,nd?Wv
ern ItlC .'n. :'2n( .lro. )'.VC!cn
joy a OcllBluial rldo frw Irom tlio lient nnd auU Kor tlekets or generaJnVrrnatlor! rill on
COMMRROIAL STREET,
8ALEM. OR.
A. IJ. O. DKNNIBTON, O. P. A T. A.
iaTblrdst.,PorUand,Or.
BOZORTH BROS., 210
U. HTBVKMH, O- W. P. A.
uia front st..Hcattle, Waili.
Only One. Poor, dead broke, In..
curlated Inillvlflmil umantiul t.ur..r..
Recorder Edea this morniug ti receive
mu ubuui Benieuee or "iivn invn". in
this case however, seuteuco waa sua-
nended lontr nnnnrrli ti nllntu M.o .......
to leave the city.
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Ow "Srfcrrn land seeorlty. Bpclal rft;
Jvlanw loans. Uns considered
144. n) tnUdlzK,
VALLEY L00AL NEWS.
Brooks.
Mrs. li. VV. Oliver, of California. O.
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E, Evangelist, who laspeuklug in the
Al. j. cnurcu tula weou will also ad
dress the people here next Sunday
morning and night. Everybody In
vlted to come. Don't nild the chance
to hear her while here.
Mrs. Rrown, of Stayton came down
Wednesday toattend theNott wedding.
Mr. F. W. Vallle, of Portland, had
business hero Thursday.
Johu Iilanton finished picking his
lions Thursday, also Harrison Jones.
Elam Shaw Is called pole-puller nowa
days. Married at the homo of the bride's
parents, one and one-half miles south
of Brooks on Thursday, Sept. 10, 1605,
Mr. Cary Nott, of Aumsvllle, aud Miss
Maggie Coatesof this vicinity, Rev.
Royal ofliclatlug. Only a few of the
relatives and nearest friends witnessed
fh reremouv. after which-the com.
P1uy partook ofa very nicely prepared ttffiXS !un!
supper. The young people will spend i fatal malady, all other medicines with
.. rw dava with Mr Nott'a nurcnta t which they are acquainted. Nasty cod.
a few uaya wun air. ami a parents at ver 0 and f flUhy emuion,ii. aud
. .. n ... in ......a. ....... ....... . .. ui.....as ..a.. .. u .... ... .. ..
lUU4BVllie, n'vet ttu.uu uvjr win uidhd
their borne in mia vicinity, we
of all cases of consumption can, If taken In
the earlier stages of t'ie disease, be cured.
This may seem like a bold assertion to
those familiar only with the means gener
ally in use for its treatment ; as, nasty cod
liver oil and its filthy emulsions, extract
of malt, whiskey, different preparations of
liypopuosnhHes and such like palliatives.
Although by many believed to be incura
ble, there is the evidence of hundreds of
living witnesses to the fact that, in all Its
earlier stages, consumption Is a curable
centage of taut, and we believe, fully $3
per cent, are cured by Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discover)', even after the disease
baa progressed so far as to induce repeated
bleedings from the lungs, severe lingering
cough with, copious expectoration (luclud.
lug tubercular matter), great loss of flesh
and extreme emaciation and weakness,
Do you doubt that hundreds of such cases
reported to us as cured by "Golden Med
leal Discovery " were genuine cases of that
dread and fatal disease 1 You need uot take
ntirwnrd for It- Tliev hnv- lit nrnrlvnvppv
instance, been so pronounced by the best
and most experienced home physicians,
who have no interest whatever in mis.
representing them, and who were often
strongly prejudiced aud advised against
a trial oi "uoiaea aicaicai uiacovery,"
f iillf
THE
HARDWAIt!
GRAY BROS,,
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Road Machlnory and Agriculturalllmploments.
Iiatest Improved Goods and Lowest Prices.;
W. Cor. State and Liberty Sti. SALEM OREGON
EXCELSIOR- STABLES-
B. c, Hansen, Manager.
Only good horses used. Satisfaction guarantood.
back of State Insurance block.
Stables
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Xa .Kaca-aEisa? oittt oxjR.OTJXL.jk.vn-'xi&xir.
extend to them our best wishes fur
much Joy.
Re sura and ome to hear Mrs
Owen. She will Interest you.
E. K. Bhaw has been on the sick list
f r (lie past two days.
mixtures, bad been tried in nearly all these
cases and had either utterly failed to bene
fit, or bad only seemed to benefit a little for
a iuuii iiiuc. ttAiiaii vi man, wnisxcy.
I and various preparations or the liypophos.
phltes bad also been faithfully tried in vain.
L. W ' The photog-raphs of a Urge number of
lfinc tfMtreri ftf rnntiimnltnn hrAMMl.1.1.
lingering coughs, asthma, chronic nasal
catarrh and kindred maladies, nave been
skillfully reproduced in a book of 160
Children Gry.for
Pitctitr'f CsWttrifu
pages which will be mailed to you, on re
ceipt oi auuies ana sis cenu in stamps.
You can then write those cured and learn
mcir experience
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