Dailf Capital Journal
BY HOKlfR DHOTHKRS.
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THE SCHOOL MEETING
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MONDAY, MAROH 2, IBM.
To Bo Held at City Council
Chamber Tonight,
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STEAMERS
Altona and Ramona!
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Portland, 6145 m
Salem, 7145 a. m.
Independence, 6130 a, m.
SUNDAY.
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10115 a.m.
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EyFrelght received up lo 10 p. m.JEl
Quick time, regular service and cheap
....rates ...
M. P. BALDWIN.
Agent, Salem
THE DIRECTORS' REPORT.
Condition or Finances and
mendations Made,
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PER80NAL.
Qco. C. (,'llne of Woodburn was In
town today.
Win. Duninrs returned to Portland
this morning.
Wn. Kllngcr returned tlilflinornltiK
from Portland.
Geo. II. "Wllllamn catno up from
Portland today.
Lydcll Baker came up' from Port
land this morning.
Ucorgo Cllno of Woodburn, was n
Saloni visitor today.
II. J. Ottenliolmcr, the hop buyer,
was In Aurora today.
Clias. Ilellcnbrand Jr. was 11 pas
singer to Albany today.
Col. J. 11. Eddy nrrlyed hero
from Portland this morning.
A.W. Nelson, of tho fa'alcm steam
dyo works, Is In Kiigcno for it few
days.
E. C, Gllttior returned yesterday
from n two week's visit in San Fran
clsco. Walter Lyon returned this morning
from Portland, whither ho went yes
torday. Harry II, Howard Is In the city
having eomo up from Portland thli
morning.
Mrs. 11, II. Lcabo returned lust eve
ning from 11 visit with Portland
friends.
Prank Anrys, of tho Wiley 11. Allen
music company went to Portland this
inormlng.
T. 1). Heynolds of Wells. Faruo &
Co., spent Sunday with his better
hair at Portland.
Mrs. It. S, llean and two children
went to Eugene this morning, and
will visit thoro for 11 couple of days.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Toow returned
to Woodburn yesterday nftccrnoon,
huviug been guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene WIUU while In tho city.
The annual meeting of school dis
trict No. 24 will be held at the city
council chamber this, Monday, even
ing, March 2, at 7:.!0 o'clock. The
uiiiiual election will be held Monday,
Match It.
DlltKGTOllS' ItlU'OItT.
At the annual school meeting of
this district to bo held at the council
chamber tonight, the following re
port will be referred to the taxpayers
by tho board of directers:
To the Taxpitycis and Patrons of
School District No. 24, Marlon
County, Oregen:
Pursuant to the requirements of
tho school laws of Oregon wc here
with submit to you our annual report
for the school year Just closed as
follow,:
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
There have been received from all
sources the following menies:
From former clerk $ 209 37
From sped lie G-mlll tax 18,507 82
From tuition 110 75
From statu fund. . , 2,700 00
From delinquent taxes for
mer years 274 40
From county tax 7,80110
From bills payablc(borrowcd
from Ladd it Hush) 8,220 00
ltcuaicnn insurance az 11
CROWDED ROOMS
As Intimated In our report to you
one year ago, we found it necessary to
enlarge the nccomadations of the
schools and we liavo hud one addl-
Itonal room finished In tho Lincoln
building. By a rc-adjustmentof the
classes by the superintendent these
additions have been planned to be
sufllclent for the time being, und
probably will answer for the remain
der of the term, though the schools nrc
still In a very crowded condition,
some rooms having as many as 55 or
more pupllsenrolled.
The report shows that the district
Is carrying $58,400 insurance the
East building is Insured for 921,8000.
The question of providing for the
children In Highland subcrb Is re
ferred to the meeting tonight.
REMARKS.
The school census now being com
pleted will show an increaseover that
of last year: tho attendance at our
schools Is greater than It was last
year, and this too, without taking
into account the recent annexation of
Mornlngsldo addition to this district;
all of which indicates an Increasing
population and the necessity of a
gradual enlargement of our school
facilities.
The demands upon the resources of
the discrict during tho year have
been very heavy and your board have
constantly felt the necessity of keep
ing all expenditures down to the very
lowest limit. Possibly this course has,
In some individual Instance, subjected
us to criticism, but however this may
be, we have concluded the business of
the district with a view of securing
the greatest possible benefit for the
whole.
Ecspcctfully submitted, W.1I. Byrd,
chairman; II. A. Johnson, Jr., E., M.
Wnlte, Adam Ohmnrt, II. T. Bruce,
dlrcttors.
THE SPRING PRIMARY
To Be Held in Marion County
Friday, March 20.
THE COUNTY CONVENTION
Will Be Held Tuesday, March 24
Judges of Primarios,
REHEARINQ DENIED
Total $38,271 05
There has been disbursed during the
wime period the following sums:
Hills payable Ladd &I)tish,.$ 8,370 00
Hills navnblo Weber & Co. . . 240 CO
Interest on notes 1,210 .10
Interest on bonds 2,030 30
Insurance premiums 211 08
Wood 753 07
Janitors' salaries 1,01150
Touchers' salaries 20,242 78
Flttlims and furnishings 58 50
Hulidlng Improvements 451 40
Ex. all other Items 1,700 00
Cash on hand 73 80
Total $38,271 05
Tho total floating Indebtedness of
tho district is as follews:
BIHb payable:
Notes of Ladd & Hush $13,450 00
Interest on same 570 83
Inluiest on bonds now due. tun on
Outstdg unpaid warrants. . . 130 30
DeLonu Funeral -At 2 o'clock
this afternoon occurred tho funeral
of tho late Miss Ida May DeLong, at
the homo of hor parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Theo. DoLong, at
Mornlngsldo. llov. (1. W. drannls
oniclutcd, and tho remains wero In
terred lit Iliiral cemetery. Tho fam
Uy of deceiiMHl liavo tho warmest
sympathy of a -largo circle of friends.
Tho U. S. Gov't Reports
how Royal Baking Amrfw
v aywfer to mil etlmt.
Total 814,800 13
This shows a decrease of Indebted
ness during tho year of $5,821.27.
It Is gratifying to your directors to
know that a gain has been mado In
tho financial condition of tho district
during tho year Just past In tho face
of tho prevailing depression and with
out a corresponding loss in tho etll
clciicy of tho school work. Wo are
Indebted, In part, for this gain to tho
fact that wo received some $2,100
more from tho state school fund and
county tax than was expected, and to
tho further fuct that wo were en
nbled to cut down somewhat tho run.
nmg expenses of the district.
SALARIES.
By reference to our report of one
year ago you will see that salaries
wero considerably reduced during tho
previous year. During tho year Just
past wo have made still further reduc
tions by cutting down tho salary of the
superintendent from 9111.11 to 100 per
monwi; inaior tho principal or tho
East school from $80 to$75 per month;
of the principals of tho North, Park
und Lincoln schools from $75 to $70
per month each, ami or teachers who
heretofore had been paid $00 per
month to $55; so that touchers who
huvo taught In this district less than
ono year recolvo $10; from one to two
years $50 and two years or more $55
per month. Wo did not think It ad
visable to make further reductions for
the reason that wo believe it would
huvoimatcrlully Impaired tho eltlol-
enoy of the schools and this wo could
noi uo consistently with our dut v
directors.
By the Supreme Court In the Eastern
Oregon Asylum Case.
Tho supremo court today denied the
petition for a rehearing In tho East
ern Oregon asylum case. In refusing
petition tho court says:
Sluco delivering the opinion In this
case an elaborate petition for rehear
ing has been Hied. Wo have carefully
examined It, and while somo points
mado at tho hearing are presented
In a new light, nnd with much force,
there Is no now ouestlon made not
considered by us In tho former opin
ion. Wo see no reason for changing
tho conclusions there reached; henco a
rehearing Is denied. Opinion per
curcaln.
Tho stato of Oregon, respondent, vs.
X. N. Stccvcs, appellant, appeal from
Multnomah county; Judgment of tho
lower court reversed nnd a now trial
ordered In accordance with this
opinion. Opinion by Moore, J.
as
TORN VPXXXXXXXX
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A Nice Procram.
Tho musical and literary recital at
tho Oregon Institute for tho Blind
Saturday evening was a decided sue
ccssa, and great prulso Is due Prof.
Carter and estimable wire, us well as
tho elllclcnt corps ot teachers, as It re
quires a great deal of labor, as well as
patience, to prepare such an enter
tainment. Tho numbers on tho pro
gram were all well received and much
appreciated. Especial mention Is duo
Win. Bailer, whoentertnlncd the audi
ence with a very lino selection on tho
violin. Tho organ nnd piano 6olos
wero extra well lendcred. MIssJoslo
Wntklnds as usual provcdiherself it
favorite. "Doxys Diplomacy" was
much applauded, as was also "A Catch
at Last." The vocal duet and vocal
trio wnsmuch enjoyed, but the crown
ing event of tho evening was tho
chorus "Swcot Oregon" by tho school.
Owing to tho Inclemency of tho
"vrei nio unumicnco was not very
largo. Those who did venture out
thoroughly enjoyed tho tlmo spent,
and felt well repaid for braving tho
siorm.
Tho Marlon county Ecpublloan cen
tral committee met at Salem, Satur
day, February 20, and completed ar
rangements for holding primaries and
the county convention.
E. W. Chapman moved that the pri
mary and convention bo held on some
other duy than Saturday, as seventh
day advcntlsts had conscientious
scruples against nttcndlng on Hint
day. Carried.
"Win. Bushey, J. M. Poormnn, J. D.
Simmons, J. L. Cook, Stove Smith
were appointed a committee on dates
for primaries nnd convention.
Q. B. Cornelius moved that a com
mittee of three be appointed on ap
portionment. Carried. O. B. Cor
nelius, Iladley Hobson and L. E.
Stlnson were appointed.
Mr. Crolsan said It had been the
custom of the precinct committeemen
to name tho Judges of the primary.
It was moved thatprcclnctcomnilt-
tceincn appoint Judges of primaries
In the case of Lablsh precinct. Car
ried. It was moved that appointments by
precinct committeemen be final. Carried
JUDGES OP PRIMARIES.
Salem Nol J. Win. Waldo, Squire
Farrar and M. W. Hunt.
Salem No. 2-J. Q. Wilson, E. J.
Swaffotd, F. A. Turner.
Salem No. 3 Win. Manning, E. F.
Parkhurst, A. B. Huron.
Salem No. 4 Geo. P. Hughes, Frank
Post, J. A. Evans.
Yew Park Wyllo A. Moorcs, Joo
Howard, It. C. Hulley.
Prospect Scott Klggs, JnmcsSlmp-
soii, Ueo.Ashby.
South Snleni Robert Lucas, Al.Nyo
Geo. Mason.
East Sllverton-M. Sknlfe, Chus.
Hicks, S. D. nansen.
West Sllverton T. D. Allen, .Ten
nlng Smith, Trenton Hlbbard.
Lablsh-E. K. Shaw. W.P. Massey,
A. G. Perkins, Judges. Alex Hnrrtld,
Hruco A. Jones, clerks.
Woodburn Amos Beach, J. II.
Settlemlcr, C. 0. Boynton, Judges;
a. &. Atiterson, g. L. Ogle, clerks.
North Salem-W. II. Joy, L. J4
Vlbbert, A. J. Prultt.
Tho above precinct primary Judges
wero nnmed by the respective precinct
committeeman
Tho icmulnlmr nreclncts wrm .
portcd ns holding open prlmurles, or
that they would select their ofllccrs
artcr tho voters assembled.
In precincts where open primaries
are to bo held, primaries will bo
opened at 2 o'clock.
In tho Salem und somo other nrc
cmcis primaries will bo held between
tho hours mentiened:
i1!!0"1 S0, 1 12:3 to 0:00
Salem TSo. 2 2:00 to 7:00
fea cm jNo. 3 12:30 to 0:00
Salem No. 4 12:30 to 0:00
Ablqua 85
Aurora
Breltenbush "..... 48
Buttovllle ?5
Champccg.
Elkhorn 7
Fairfield 23
Gnrfleld J
Gervais 100
Howell 9
Horcb . 43
Hubbard .' 01
JefTcrson H
Lnblsh 83
Lincoln 00
Mnrlon "1
Mncleav 70
Mchnma 09
Silver Falls 33
East Sllverton 150
West Sllverton 124
St. Paul 39
Stayton 88
Sublimity 70
Turner 04
Woodburn. 204
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Total.
247
Clarence Slmeral moved to amend
by making the apportionment on fif
teen votes Instead of seventeen, as
cast for Governor Lord. This would
Increase tho convention to 270 dele
gates. Tho amendment wan lost nnd
the original report wns adopted.
L. R. Stlnson, In a neat speech,
moved a vote of thanks to the retir
ing chairman and secretary, Mr.
TUESDAY-
A Special Sal
HOSIERY:
e
Woolen Hose at costXXXXXXMl Cotton Hose Rcdu I
, ,i
.. M. & E. Ji STOCK
257 Commercial street
Phone 112,
Men's Shoes ! '
Ladies' Shoes !
Boys' Shoes !
Children's Shoes !
X OF ALL KINDS A
Solid stock at prices that cannot be met Don't fail to sec them,
Union
Bargain
Store !
Crolsan and Mr. Meredith. Carried
with a cheer, and ndjourncd.
Voters and olllcers of primaries will
do well to preserve these proceedings
of tho county committee, as, In tho
absenco of any law regulating tho
conduct of precinct primaries at a
general election, tho action or the
county committee on the subject be
comes the only gultlo in the mntter.
Two Lives Saved.
Mrs. Phoobc Thomas, or Junction
City, 111., was told by her doctors sho
had Consumption and that there wns
no hope for her, but two bottles of Dr.
King's New Discovery completely
cured her and sho says It saved her
lire. Mr. Thos. Eggcrs, 130 Florida
V ,j " hkhci&cu, suuercu irom a
dreadful cold, approaching consump-
Hun, bui-ii wiuiuut result everytning
else then bought ono bottle of Dr!
King's New Discovery and In two
weeks was cured. Ho is naturally
thankful. It Is such results, or which
theso are samples, that prove tho
wonderrul clllcacy or this medlclno In
Coughs and Colds. Free trial bottles
nt 1- red P. Lcgg's drugstore. Regular
size 50c nnd 81.
2:00 to 4:00
,...12:00 to 5:00
.... 1:00
.... 2:00 to 5:30
.... 2:00 to 5:30
.12:30 to 0:00
Old People.
Old people who require medlclno to
regu uto tW bowels and kidneys win
hid tho true remedy in Electric Hit
ters. This medlclno does not stliiiu-!n!oSSrti!:a",,!?ther
alterative It acl mil, v" ?' "
"uiiiiiuii iiu-ouoweis, uridine strength
BSfl'SsSa SWKK
tho functions.
"h hi line in mo perrorniuneo nf
r.ieciric Hitters s
nn
excellent appetizer and aids digestion.
Old Peoplo find It Just exactly what
nt l red A. LeuK's druu stnm
But still selling groceries low as the lowest
Having moved into the old Van Eaton cor,
ner, aud increased our stock as well as
room, we arelvtw -j i.
v jrvycucu man ever to
: OUl natvnc .L" T o " v. w.
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serve
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H, M, BRANSON Co, '
33 Commercial street
Notice of Annual School MtW
v,SC0,f,s h?reb,y h'!von lo tJ legal
Rotors of school district No. 4 of
?K!,li,,"iLiOjygon1 tCt
i. n tho Krst Moimuy.'bt. , g tho 6
il'iyof March, A. D., IsooV "(l
lhls meeting Is called ror tlm .,r-
lwso of tim iV.......i .: .."".i"11
icnnl E .M. ""??""" W UUSIIieSA
Dated this 20th dr
lOW.
ay or February,
v y''trmanBMrd'ofD&rs
fecorr Bozorth, District Clerk. 2lMt
March camo in Hkon Hon.
Children Cry for
Wtchr' Cattorla.
East Salem..
North Salem
South Salem
Englewood
VosiS01,'
YowPaik
ii,, t ni 1 :00 to 5:00
!?.rnie 2:00 to 5:00
X?"'Vx' 2:00 to 0:00
iw i ' 1:00 to 3:30
Kk Veron I:00to4:00
est bllverton 1:00 to 4:00
J no roiiowlng resolution wasunani-
mously ndeptcd:
''Resolved, That nt all primary olec-
nniiniiVhire V0tl,1K Is hy Jot; that
ballots bo as nearly uniform In size
and color as possible, (the slzo to bo
4x0 Inches) mul that tho clerks bo re-
IfmiS t0 kccP,flPcato talloy sheets
th 'S!0 tl10 .1?"10; together with
tho ballots, until after tho county
convention Is held." '
TIME SET.
rni. . i
x.i toiumiiteo on time for pri
maries reported that tho dates bo set,
ror primaries on Frldav. Mnroh ntu
and county convention on Tuesday,
March 24, at 10 a.m.
APPORTIONMENT,
Tho commltteo on apportionment
moved that tho county convention
consist or 247 delegates, bolug one
delegate tit largo rrom each precinct
niu ono ror ovory seventeen votes or
major fraction thereof cast for W. P.
Lortl for governor nt tho lust general
election.
i, ""uutee reported apportion
menu as follows which wore adepted:
galem No. l ZlH
faiemNo. 2.. Tao
saiemNo.3.. ;:;;; Ul
Salem No. 4... . ,,,v" Toa
East Salem... lX
North Salem... i!
iouth Salem .""' t.v
EnRiewood"; ::;:: $
prospect ;;;; ifo
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170
Democratic Primaries.
Notice Is hereby given tbut the
democratic primaries will bo held in
tho live city precincts or Salem on
Saturday, March 7, 1800.
Polls will bo open from 1 to 4 p.m.
at tho following places:
Salem No. 1. Upstairs In North
Salem engine house.
Salem No. 2. Spraguo's blacksmith
shop.
Salem No. 3. In tho armory.
Salem No. 4. Westacott's stables.
Prospect. At the power house.
ino roiiowlng nro hereby appointed
to net as Judges at said primaries:
Salem No. 1. John Gray, Dr. W. S
Mott, D. F. Wagner.
Salem No. 2.-A. A. Miller, W. J.
Polly, James Walton.
Salem No. 3,-Joo Humgardner,
Chus. Craven, W. Miller.
Salem No. 4.-R. H. Wcstacott, T.
B. Walt, A. I. Wagner.
Prospect-Fred Waymlre.A.Blosser,
W. II. Downing.
uwtd F. N. DEitnv, Chairman.
MARRIED.
SICKLER-HAYES-At tho rc'sl-
Saturday, February 20Ui, nt 12 m
Miss Anna D. Slokwr fJ" ,!'
Michigan, to Judge Geo. E. nayes of
Oregon City. Tho ceremony s
performed by Rov. George, of Indi
pendence. The nowly married couplt
departed at onco ror their future
homo in Oregon City, amid Uk Z
gratulatlonsormauy friends.
BORN.
RICE.--TO Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rica nt
..wv..u omiw oi Baiem ofllclated
m hh,rtS. f U,e Jms6it WIS?
8mUn " tho youngest town In Oregon.
Grand AitMYTo-NiaiiT.-All com
ndes should remember the reS
rost meetlwr tonirt. L ?..?ular
A Good meetinrr iS ;C:7.rfU 0Ul'
A Mimento.
At tho close of tho Sunday school
at the First Presbyterian church yes
terday, tho Berean biblo class pre
sented Its teacher, Rev. A. L. Hutchi
son, a memento In the shape of a
beautiful set ring with tho name of
the class, "Bcrcnn," engraved upon its
surface. Tills class has an enrollment
or nearly 00 members, and is a great
power ror good in the church. A fare
well reception will bo tendered Rev.
Hutchison nnd rnmlly in tho church
parlors next Wednesday evening, to
which all the members of tiio church
nnd congregation aro requested to bo
present, ns Rov. Hutchison expects to
rcmovo to Seattle tho latter part or
this week. A short musical and lit
entry program hns been prepared for
the occasion, which promises to be
quite enjoyable. Rov. E. J. Thomn-
son of Corvnllls will occupy tho pulpit
or tins cuurch next Sunday.
IMPORTANT DDCISIONS.
Continued from first pge.
Thomas. Watt & Co. vs. Emma I
Wagnon, ct nl., foreclosure, default
and decree as to all defendant.
Fremont, insolvent, vs. F.j.'uoi(tr
assignee, continued.
Hnmllton & Molr vs. John f ui
Susan Smythe. foreclosure nn.,
on motion of plaintiff.
Daniel Bowerman, vs. Jacob
Schicwc, foreclosure, nonsuit on
motion of plaintiff.
k rri rt
a. x. savage, insolvent, vs. L. C
uriuiin, assignee, continued.
First National Bank vs. J. S. Whit
ton nnd C. B. Ford, foreclosure, con
tinued for service.
John Ncwsome, vs. John Miller,
et nl., default as to Melvena Miller,
Coolldgo & McClain. a corporation
and Coolldge & McClain, J. M. 1W
ford. Archie Wolford, nnd cause con
tinued for service ns to other defendants.
T. Bucklpn'fl Arnica Salve
The best balve in the world for Cuts,
"l, rr8ore5' lcer5 Salt Rheun. Fever
nt If tc Ch?PPeil hands, Chilblains,
llrulses,Skin Lruptions, and positively cure.
Piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to
give per fee satisfaction or money refunded.
Irlce25 cents a box. For sale by Fred A.
S. A. McCall vs. Salem Land fo,
foreclosure; default and decree.
John Boyco vs. Emma Bojc, di
vorce; aerauit as to dofendant.
Scottish Investment Co. vs. Wm.S.
Laduo, sale confirmed.
Peter Zelinskl vs. Wm. P. Miles rt
nl., sale confirmed.
Alexander Furcotte vs. Zenalde Da
Retto et nl., salo confirmed.
C. Marsh vs. Jns E. Eldricdgc, sile
confirmed.
O. J..Goflln, assignment, vs. Jacob
Binghnm, assignee; causo conflrmtd.
Geo. W. Watt vs. Benjamin Radi
baugh, foreclosure; nonsuit on motion
of plaintiff,
J. L. Parrlsh vs. Frank Wlllson,ale
confirmed.
A. N. Moorcs vs. Webster Holmes
ot nl., salo confirmed.
J. R. Loughmiller, vs. W.E. Lough
miller, et nl., verdict for defendant,
Ida M. Loughmiller.
Judgo JJowltt will hear a nuraberof
divorce cases this afternoon.
lem
present. By
Attention Y. P. C. L.
There will bo n nicotine of , Ha.
local union n t Mm V r n a
??ri.m tomorrow (Tuesday) evening
2Li7;.'Sloft- oacli president
V o n -rS c lur" 0l ,ino aiucrent Y.
order of the president.
J W. McCullook.
m. Notice.
SiaWSSMBn
vuwfii if 1 1 iiiii ii irv I IKIUI .ill .--
w?r2 Wbt t0 Smlth Sch nd.
Mniro X "otltled to call at the
sSSSmSh B'lop' G0 statc street!
balem, Oregon, nnd "settle tliolrnp
counts at once.otlierwlso sn id aSunts
will bo placed In tho hands ofan at
tornoy forcollectlon. 2-142w
Salem, Or., Feb. 14, 1800.
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in groceries, paints, oils,
window glass, varnishes, and
the most comoletc stoce of
brushes of all kinds in the
state, Artists' materials, lime,
hair, cement and shingles, and
finest quality of grass seeds,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
When Baby was sick, we 6aTe her Castorl.
When the wm a Child, she cried for CwtorU.
When she became Miss, the clung to CartorU.
When she had Children, she jraro then CaKorU.
Awarded
Highest HonorsWorld's Fair,
Medal, Midwinter Fair.
BAKING
P0WMR
Most Perfect Made.
40YenthSUadrd.
PRUNING AND SPRAYING-Trctf
roses. Call at Tory & Sprague's land office,
9S State street. Crowell <ichardi.
WANTED-A good furnished room wji
board, not over one block from ConsolidiW
electric car line. Address, with to
"Electric," care Journal. tjM
FOR SALE Or exchange for a small stock
of tobacco, two houses and lots in North &
lem, on electric Hue, subject to a i.f
gage, For information call on D.D WJi
Court Houge, Salem.
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WANTED An honest, active Eentlemu
lady to travel for reliable established boB
Salary $780, payable J15 weekly and
penses. Situation permanent. JRefcreoca
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trade for eood hotel. For partlcuUr SM
at this office. H.A.B. "JZ
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