Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, January 29, 1898, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text- 4 W GpSwM tWMS? MMM5 ' fcW J i; i, Wrap BEBlfliH Plain and QIB QhOIl ners Wrappers jdy Made Wrappers 6& Cents to S2.00 Each, SOCIETY NOTE BOOK SUNDAY SERVICES IN SALEM. Fleeced . Every Garment Reduced. Full Line of Sizes. CASH STORE, HOLVERSON'S CASH STOKE. t f t t t ' f f t Look Before You Buy I THIS WEEK t Mackintoshes jo regardless of cost, t t Garments from $1,19 up Unltv Guild irave t second danc. UNITY ClirRCH Ing nartV In Itslmll Tlmrlnvovpnlnc' bCtVlces ul 10:30 a. Ill and iUIU n in. which lii point of suc-eim. was only a Sunday msIiooI ut I? Unity (Julld at repetition of lt previous efforts. , ":3U p. m Roy. VV. E Opelund, pas About eighty vnung people were pres-j101'- Subject of morning M-raiin, cut and a delightful time was had.' "Robert IJurns." In the evening Mr. The best of music was furnished by Copeland will delhrr an addre on, the Polley Gcsncr orchestra. "Thomas Pa I ne the author hern of . .VTT"" I t,le devolution and Champion of Free Mrs. V rank Wlllman this afternoon . TIioukIiU born Januarv 20, lT.lfi." At jfayo her third Historical Music Read-! the evening service a trio will be sung Inglnherstudloln theFlrst Nallonaljby Mrs. Martin, MWs Carrie Willis Hank building. Each pupil Is per- and Miss Georgia Davenport, mfttcd to brine a friend to these Saturday afternoon meetings and I christian scikntk. very enjoyable times are had. in nexti x:crJr ""a.aJr ! J"-w ? ': .'- Saturday afternoon Mm. Wlllman will riay at :.w p.m.. at 2W Liberty give tier regular clas lecture. ",1" '"r3 '"oeungs arecuuum.ii.-u by the students of a normal course The hospitality of the management TUu?ca, JLf .V,e Metaphysial Col of thnStiun inKiiiinnviii..i r .c ...,,. i lege, Boston, Mass., founded by Rev. maiiifnstpri hVidav nit.rr ii., !, Mary Baker Eddy, discoverer and iirst "special" dance for the nresent T-f Also Underwear, $ Remnants, J Embroidered Goods, Stamped 1 Linens, r ruis aiso icut less man one half their foimer values bets from I $lup,t Dress Goods That popular line of C3c me dress goods are mov ing fast at the small pi Ice of and 45c J J.J DALRYMPLE&CO.S 4 Reduction Sale ! Goods in Reduced, all Li incs The celebrated II. & S. corsets re duced from $1.25 to (KJc. Other corsets reduced to 7Gc, 60c and .'15c. Grout reductions In the prlco of Imtli ladles' and gentlemen's under wear. Some lines of ladies' kid shoes for about half urlcc. Look at the prices In both windows, then come In and see the prices on the counters. It will pay you. Osburn's Racket Store Next door to Albert's bank CALL A MESSENGER - - - -and hnvo your notos nnd packages dollvorod, to cclloct a bill, to so on errands for you. Aalc for apodal rates on merchants' packages. Charges roasonablo. Blcyolo sor vlco. Iilng Bluo boxes or tolopliono 40. Look wood Mossougor System, Coutral olflco No. 200 Commercial street. PERSONALS. IiOLVKUSON'S JANUAKY CI.IIAK A NOT. HAI.ll L. 11. McMu'.ion Is In Portland. Rev. 0. K. Kiel .er Is In Albany. Romeo Hunter Is visiting In Port land. Geo. Housiiian Iris returned to Portland. ; Dr. T. 0. Smith, Jr., Is homo from San Francisco. Mrs. G. V. Williams Is visiting Portland friends. J. Frank Hughes had business In Portland today. A. H. Iluddolson, of Joircrsun, was In t ho city today. Stato Treasurer Phil Motsclian was In 1'ortlaud today, Hon, O. K. Denny, of Portland, was In this city today. M, L. Eskew, of Mchiimu, was In this city today. Hon. Jelferson Mvurs wont to Port. land thlsartcruooii. M. Chas. Harding, of Fulrlluld, was a Salem vlntlor today. Mr, and Mrs. Kl mo Davt.s returned to Lincoln ojunly today. Attorney A. O. Hough wont to Woodhuru this afternoon. E. E, McKlnnoy was a Ik,iiio coming passenger on tho luVi local. Miss llattlo Hall, or Albany, Is the guust of Miss Oda Chapman. J. X. Starr, salesman af'The Fair," will spend Sunday In Mehamn. Hon. T. W, Davonpoit, of the Slate Land otlleo went to SllverUm this fternoou. Senator A. J. Johnson, of Sslo.LInn couut, came up from Portland this morning. W. A. Irwin, salesman for Branson & Co., will spend Sunday with Port laud friends. P. 11. Sroat returned FridavcvonlnLr from a business visit to Seattle and other points on the Sound. Secretary of State II. R. Kincald ac companied by his son, Webster, went to Lunelle this morning. Juines Ross, a former Salcmlte, but now deputy slicrlll fur Lincoln county, returned to Toledo this morning. Dolph McClalnc, a Marlon county boy but now a banker utT.tcoma, was In the city between trains today. Mrs. A. 11. Williams returned this afternoon from a two weeks visit with friends at Solo, Albany, and Corvallls. Mrs. II. W. Savaire Is visiting Port land friends. Mr. Savage cvpects to Join Mrs. Savage Monday tor a sev eral days visit. M. Wlprut, the tailor, and son Hcnty, will leave on February 8, Tor the Ivloudlke gold Holds, there to en gage In some business venture. R. C. Fisher returned this afternoon to Vancouver, Wii., having been called homo to at tend tho funeral ot his bister, Miss Minnie Fisher. Mrs. M. Austin, uh has been visit ing at the homo of State Treasurer Hill Metschan, returned today to her home at Austin, Eastern Oregon. J, A. Mothorn and Taylor Smith left this morning for Portland, whence they sail, via the steamer Elder on Tucud.iy next, for Skagway and other Alaskan points Win. Pettlrgell, lieutenant of.: the East Portland Salvation Army Corps, returned to the metropolis this after noon after a weeks visit with iclatlyes In this city. John A. Shaffer, of Turner.returned homo today after a short visit with his son, Francis E. Shaffer. vho has conducted a liarnesss shop, on State street, for the past two years. IJy reason of the Increased yolumc of business, Mr. Shatter will bo obliged to seek new q uartcrs. year was given by the attendants. The splendid dancing hall was comfortably tilled by a happy throng which tripped the light fantastic to excellent music furnished by the asylum orchestra, which by the way is second to no other amateur organization In the state, until a late hour. A lengthy p-ograincontalnlng.all that lovers of lerpslchoran art could desire was carried out to the Infinite pleasure of all privileged guests. On Wednesday the 20th Inst., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Sargent in Porrvdale. at 12 nVWIr. timn iv!ia solemnized the marriage of their daughter, Miss Lulu G Sargent to Mr. Oran. K. Edwards, of Xewbcrg. Or , Rev. C. E. Lewis, of Xewbcrg, officiating. A large number of relatives and friends of the happy couple were pres ent with cheery greeting and bright wishes, and partjok or the bountiful feast. Mr. and Mrs Edwaids will iano up tncir residence In Newberg, where Mr. Edwards has business In terests. Friday eve at the home of her pa rents Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Sharpe, cor ner of Ferry und Twentieth streets, about forty of the joung friends of Miss Laura Sharpe tendered her a birthday surpilse in honor of the seventeenth anniversary or her natal day. The surprise was genuine and Impromptu as the affair was, the young hostess proved herseU equal to the occasion In the subsequent enter tainment -of her callers. After numerous games had been happily In dulged In, the assembly was treated to some dellghtrul Instrumental mu sic by Mins Sharpe and Miss Lillian Howen. Arter a season or music, the young people Indulged in the treasures In cident to an "old fashioned" taffy pull after which having wished their hos tess happy returns of tho day, the young people disbanded for their re spectiye homes. s again o,u. 1 founder of Christian Science. The public are cordially invited to attend and Union Meeting of tho Pinks Rlues at tho Y. M. C. A. Sundav. Mr. John Pattee or the Cheinawa Indian Training School will address an open meeting at 4 p.m. Subject, i . ji. v. A. work among the Indians. This Interesting address should ha heard by all. An excellent soni? sorvlcn will t.nii place beroro the addiess. Tho follow ing well known musicians will take part: Prof Denton, Mrs. Ella U. Mc- uowen, miss Leio 'icklin, The Boys' Vested Choir of the Episcopal church, and Prof Tlllson. One hundred extra chairs will be placed in tho hall so that all can have seats. these meetings, UAPTIST. Rev. C. B Bacon p.jstor. Preach ing at 10:.'W a m and 7:.'W p. rn. Morn ing subjects, "Jesus as a Teacher." Evening subject "The third sermon In the course on "Old Saws applied to new Boards" "Broadness and Narowncss." Sunday school at 12 m. Juniors at 4 p. m. and C. E. at 0:30 p. m: UNITED EVANUKLIIML. On Cottage street near Center. Rev. II. L. Pratt, pastor. Preaching ser vlses at 1030. Subject, "The Masters Summons," also services at 7:30. Sun day school at 12 o'clock. Y. P. S. C. E. meets at 5-30. Prayer-meeting on Thursday evening. CHRISTIAN SriENCK First Church or Christ (Scientist) services, Lesson sermon 10:45 a. m. Sunday school. 10 a. in. Testimonial meeting Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Christian Science hall, corner Court and Liberty street. EVA9EMCAL. Corner Chemekuta and Seventeenth streets. Ezra Maurer, pastor. Sunday scnooi at iu a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. by Rev. Frank Culver Junior Y. P. A. at 0:15 p. ru. Tepic: "Danger or Covetousness." Preaching at 7:30 by Rev. G. F. West. CHRISTIAN. Preaching at 10:30 a. tn. Subject: "Deeper Spirituality". Sunday school at 12 m. Junior Endeavor at 3 p. in. Senior Endeavor at 0:30 p. tn. Preach ing at 7:30 p. in. Special music at morning and evening cryice. J. J. cvuiis, pastor. U. H. CHURCH Services In Yew Park as follews: Preaching at 11 a. m. also at 7:30 p. m. Sabbath school at 10 a. m. and Y. P. S. C. E. at 0:30 In the evening. Re vival services each night during the wcck. waiter Reynolds, pastor. w. c. t. u. Rev. Kyle will address the meeting at the W. C. T. U. hall Sundhy at 4 p. in. The Vested choir will furnish the music. All Invited. Only one if 661 More . . H Our and Clearance . Remnant Sale! Closes Feb, 1. This week we will offer extra inducements to complete the most successful sale we have ever held, We will only give you a few of the bargains we are offering of our great many. -O- is Not in- Lined gloves and mittens from 23c up, keep your hands warm these cold days. Marriage Licenses, Lato Friday afternoon County Clerk L. V. Ehlen Issued a marriage license .to Herbert A. Brown imH Julia E. (Illlogly, Tho happy couple uuiiiL-u uie license into execution within nn hour after It had been Is sued. The parties reside atArgentl. This morning a similar license was issued to M. L. Eskow and Hattlc Cartwrlght, both of Mehaina. Janu ary lias been an unusually quiet month so far as marriages are concerned. There lias been but eight licenses 1s sted thus far this month which Is In striking contrast with tho largo num ber that hayc been Issued monthly for several proceeding months. A deputy cbunty clerk suggests that, this ap parent Inactivity In matrimonial cir cles may bo attributed as a results of tho remarkable largo exodus of the male contingent to the gold Holds; liuil ii e lairua u scis are nw.-i t. nir r. u degree or success that may attend the prospecting or their "intended," be fore they give their heart and hand. A revival In tho marrlago licenso business Is oxpected upon tho return ul the Klotidlkors. Flannel ovcrshirts from 85c up Ask to oo that extra heavy black llcccod shirt at S0c, Men's, women's storm rubbers. All sUas at racket prices. Mackintoshes and underwear, 20 per cent off, Rapidly closing down tho lines. Como while you can got a III. VIGGINS' 309 Commercial strcot. BAZAAR. The Crowning Bargain Season! To Lkave Sai.em.-G. L. L. Bas kett, tho popular Commercial street druggist, is preparing to close out his business in this city, preparatory to removing to Elk City, Idaho, where he will engage In the drug business. Mr. Baskott expects to closo his storo In this city on March 1, and expects by May 1, to Iks located In Elk City. It will bo six years next July since Mr. Baskett engaged in tho drug business iu thlscltv durlnir which period ho has formed many warm ac quaintances 111 business and soHnl circles, all of whom will wish til in the unlimited success In his now location that ho unquestionably deserves. NOT ATTACHED. The New York Racket Store volved. In yesterday's Orcgonian a news Item appeared, sent out from Salem by an error in writing a nnme, to the effect that the racket store of E. F. Barnes had been attached by the slier- in i,u tecnru me payment or ?40u, a claim held by the Hamilton Shoe Co. Tills Item did a well-known tirm do Ing business In thlsclty a gross v.rong, as the Isew York Racket store, con ducted by E. T. Barnes, wns nut. ,,t.. tached, as that tirm buys for cash, dis counting all Its bills, and owes so wholesale house that, or any sum of money, fordoes this tirm deal with the Hamilton & Brown Shoe Co. Tho New York Jtacket store is onoof the IllOSt successful business nntor. prises in tills city and, with the capi tal owned by the tirm, has no need of asking ciedlt from wholesalers and manufacturers, being amply able to pay for all goods purchased on deliv ery. Cattlemen's Convention. At Pendleton, Or. February 15, 10, 17, a cattlemen's convention, embrac ing the states of Oregon, Washington and Idaho, will bo held, and It Is in tended to make the nieetini: a cranri success, a call helmr mado tn ovnrv ,...I(I -..! I.. .,. ., . "X Yv"u "nisei iii i, ue iioriuwest. iie duced rates have been named by the O. R. & N. from all points In the three states, and the (Jreat Northern uauroati and tho Oregon Short Line will also make similar reduction from points on their lino in connection with theO. R. & N. Parties inter ested In cattle raising should endeavor to be In attendance at this meeting. Communicate with your nearest ncKeL agent regarding ratesar.d train service. i 29 td A good grade Ladies' size In all respects night 1 dress full A Good Grade Sx4 Sheeting, bleached 20 styles new Black Dress Good wortli 75c, a bargain 20 new pattern goods, nobby in Fleeced designs ... 39c 15c 58c Back Wrapper Q all wool Good Heavy Blenched kind you pay 25c for. All Wool Serges In all shades, wide, (great value) 9x4 Sheeting, tho yj 25c 30 Inches 2j new patterns, Heavy Oufing Flannel, light and dark patterns worth 10c The best grade Fleeced Lined Union Suits ever offered at that price 7'2c 47c -o Immense Reductions on Mackintoshes, Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear, Dr Linens, Blankets, Don't forget this is the last week ; 257 s Goods, Sheetings. Muslins, M Commercial St mstsflmmmr To Cure a Cold in One Day. Take Lazative BromoQuiniiip Tab ets all druggist refun-i the money ifltfails to cure. 23c. The geoulnc has L. R Q. on eacli tablet. A Cheat Distance Yes it Is a ong trip toSkaguay or Dawson City but it s a short trip to George Bros, Whitehouse restaurant where the best 15 cent meal on earth is served Ckdak Posts All persons wish ing to purchase good sound cedar posts address E Curtis. Detroit Orr. gun. 29 1 w CASTOR IA l"or Infanta and Children. Tli fie I'Ell! Ilcnists 8 J dLz &, Is a etexy kl REED'S OPERA HOUSE PATTON UROS., Managers. Phone 59. Monday, January 31. :o:- Black The WorldFamous f IS I ran Troubadors. All druggists soil Dr. Miles' Norvo Nastora. The kJL I!-i:ntlrc fe'r tloor. oscopo of coon comedy, coon andcyille, eperatic: master- toe! Second balcony, Cue; Gallery. 50c Seats now on sale And Its Care. Prices reduced on nearly Is during our annual clearance uilc uvcrythl"gli) thohtoro lPo A PA IU Ladles all wool hose, seamless ami fat black. regular25c values 15o A PA I It Ladles fust black lloeco lined Iiuko, icgular 20e values. 20c A YAHD-All our plain eiderdowns In all colors, regular 35e a yd, 41a A YD All wool sorges ) Inches wide. 62,21 Ladlos tine viol kid button shoes, regular $:i values. JAOKETS All Jaoketaut one half tho usual prlcec Sumo lino values loft KEAT1I Ell HOAS-S1.60 valttos now 1, 2 ." imu jj.vm, J1.25 aluos now Wc MEN'S AND BOYS CLOTHING AN I) OVEIUOATS-A11 olutlilng at closing out prices. Call and got the Item bargains hi town. AGENTS STANDAUD PATTEUNS-besv and cbunpetti. OJIL,L.ia BROS. St CO U02 Commercial street. Tho cash dry gtxxls.aud shoe house. IN OLDEN TIMES People overlooked tho Impoitanco or permanently bonellclal effects and wero satisiled with tranclont action; but now that It Is gonerally known that Syrup of KIgs will nennanentlv oveicomo habitual constipation, well Infaruiod people will not buy other laxatives, which act for a time, but tlnally Injure tho system. Notice to Modern Woodmen of America. The wonderful record of this order is to bo continued through the year 1893. As notice has been received rrom tho bead oillco that there is no assessment ror February. This will be glad news to tho 103 charter iiieiu bersor "Oregon Cedar Camp" which has Just been organized In this city. Deputy Head Consul J. II. IIih.Iip or the Modern Woodmen of America. has started to organize a camp at In dependence, and wo predict for him success In that city, as It Is a business community nnd always extends a hearty welcome to representative In-stltutlon. Useful Knowledge ror everybody. Necessary Knowledge ror spectacles. An elegant booklet, which can b had Mr the asking. Books sent rree on appllcan by mall. Specially prepared by CHARLES II. HINGES, D. R. Expert Optician. 30S Commercial street, second doors north or postotllce, Salem, Or. I'tnks vs. Ulues Admission to Cents. . Tho most exciting game of indoor baseball will bo played tonight that', juuhitnuvi me iiiucsaro up and coming and the Pinks have been prac ticing their best plays, so look ror a gamo ror tho turkey. Thoro are a row scats loft, call and socuro them. Re servo seals 15 cents. MARRIED. GILLOGLY-BROWN.-At the Ho tel Salem Iu this city at 6 p. m Eri- Oday,January23,lSu3,JullaE.GIIloglv to Heibert A. Brown both of Ar gentl.County Judgo G. P. Terrell.of-elating. OAS T OIUA. "rTS MltS. WlLLMAW I'innn btudlu over First National and nri'in . Kik. 5-tr i Seattle vGoods for Gold HuntcrsjAT Are You Going to Alaska? Some of your friends re. ifjou are not. Say to them Scathe is the place to outfit. . ' it lloor, $1; First balcony, ioc; Too Much On Hand, makes it necessary for us to dispose pf some of our lines at reduced rates Jtetor cash durlw tf,0u Wf CRAY BROS, Corner State ? J Liberty sts, Salem, Oregon, Ion Salk. Good Jorsy dairy near city with good trade. Sold cheap. Apply to Derby & Co., 215, Commer cial street. l-Sd-at Coi Alula lie Not Deceived! A Counh. llorunui n, I Croup are not to be trifled with. A dose in I some of Shilo's Cure will save vou much i trouble. Sold by D. J. Fry.j Woolen Mfe Are Pioneerj manufacturers of clothing. Have Iheirowp mill and clothinc factory Complete outfits on hand and made to order' WHOLESALE AND KETAIl,- v- , Vomi!,,9 n": Avenue and Cr. Yeiler Way Ar Occidental Av. Write for Outfitting Lists. SEATTLE, WASH. I-14-wmi p. i IT IS AW ASTONISHING PACTI Tnat I am Doing Al JOB PRINTING From 10 to 15 rer pp Than the i,,Z itrtuS i ? nt cheaper fore placing our ordr U'fc-"",'Jot't Kt my prices -J Commercial Slrrel, ll,.at 77 'Xl'' I'M.TI!U. - i mi S- 9 TS5 xtafa.w ijMIIMHWii il'""