Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, April 01, 1899, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text& r V v I itffll'S 181. thb sTonr or an raster hat aki am XAtrsR uxurrii, nr pxtkh m'aiiiiiuk. (Copyright, ism. by the Author. L rw Li LL W dOKTn littrwitlin clipik iti it was mich an itnumwl tiling that t'rofior 13 )i r ton thought there mnit be notne nilutiike There was no ronton why any ono nbonld net)d liini otifl. for ho bud no dcaltngii with the outride world For 80 yearn ho hud had an niwnred Income thnt Iwrely ufliced to jwy the lionooliold expcunca Hie wife nr datiKhtor nlwny collected it and lie seldom hnudled money ezcopt oti Handiiys, when lifn wife gaTe hi in h ijitue to mt in the collection lint before laying the letter nide. In order to have it returned to the post mnn. ho had the curiosity to look nt the note which won lncloed and then he f on nd that tlio check ronily watiforlilm Many youra nfo. junt after lie had left collogn t'rofmnr Martnu had writ ton a eorlea of owiya on "Iberian Folk loro. ' "OnorRO Uorrowe and the Gyp Im In Spain.' "Loyola.- "Tonjno madtt and "Tho Inquisition ' IIo had forgotten all about it whilo tolling at Ills great lifo work. "AtmotntfonM on the Pcntiiloucli, ' bnt the war with Spain had canned n anddon doinand for books dealing with tho llieriau pvnin Buln, and hia pnbllnhcr had placed on the inarkot a few coploa of III a volnino that had boon stored In the cellar for year, nnd hero wan n check for $M.88 In payment of the royiikica that bad unexpectedly nccrncd "Well. blej tny rani. " wild tho pro fwwor "Thia In veiy ruiiiarkubln I liad actually forgotten all ubont that book 1 wonder if I liavo n copy of It on my shelve After n long nrorch he found a dnnty copy nn n top HiHlf nnd mulled rafily to hltmiolf for it recHlind old mitlnml hiiiiii and ainhltloim "I wrotv that Ixmk to make money enough to K"t married Dintr dmr what n ntflti' of iitlml 1 wnn In at that time Mother wan a nittcli lntermltd in It nn I wan. and I hmm! to rmd to htr cauh night what I had written during tho day lint If I had waited for the money from It we would not havu bewi married till now I taunt go and tall lutrnbout It. and I'll give linr the cheek. for It wan really for her nako (hat 1 earned It ' tint n ho rone to go to her an Idea occurred to him and he panned After a moment h thoiiKlit hie fnco Unshod with hupplmm nnd ho uxuhilmcd en thnnliNtlcully "Tiiafi JtiHt what I'll do I'll buy her u nlco prenout with It It In yearn iluco I bought ouu. and It will bu n mir prine Now I woiider what I had butter KOtT Let mo mhi it is too late to got n Ulirlntmaa prcnont I wonder when hor birthday la It in wiinu tlmu in the iprltiK. I know What n shame that 1 havo neglected it no long that I Imvo forgotten it I I wonder If it wan ever entered In tho family Iliblo ' Ha wont out into the ultting room nnd, toeing hl wlfo buny with her new ins, ho tola upund nurpriiiod her with a kina "Dear me'' nho crlL bltnihlng like A schoolgirl "What In tho matter:' "Bouvithlng just reminded me of when wo were nmnlttd. and when I came lu you looked so much an yon lifted to thnt I felt junt m I did then. ' And he putted liar gray locks with the fond new a luver Uut the Idea of the prose lit was In hln head, and ho did tint stay for more explanations. Going to the family Bible be found that her fwrar Glancing at him a seooml time, ho approaohed with extended hand "Hello. Barton I How aro yon t" "Eh I What's that!" "What I Don't yon know meT" "lam afraid," said tho professor, "that yon nro In tho same fix as I am. Von will Imvo to be Identified " Tlio bank preaident laughed uproari ously "Can it be possible that yon have forgotten tho night of tbe claw dinner when yon at clam orator and I ni toast master wero captured and imprisoned by tho Bophomores?" "Whatl You aro not Fatty Smith V "That's who I am. Ping Barton,' and tho president langhed. "Bnt what's this!' ho added, notlolng the oheok in tho professor's hand "Here, Sohenok. cash tho profeasor's check for him " After ho had indorsed tho check and received his monoy he and tho bank president went Into the private room and talked over old times till tho pro- thmttttt her Toauit eiiiMUh to wear brlfffit entars. sad it wmh h sweet thing I to think of ttmfltftt at tfilo particular J moment It wn iiitMrntMiug When I the proftMor mrflcwl the twirs In his ! datiKht't t eyn fce wiih otartlird and then wliat h nppii wan the truth suddenly HnHhcit mi blui iiflcn had no ikntw list and wm lotiinng for one It wa a ntvnsrgla wot hf made a rewilu lion at ottvo HUv nhondl have the hat M.'iU'T wan mi twed t.i i(..tti thlngn for EASTER SUNDAY. Special Services in (he Churches of the City Tomorrow. The Different Churches Will Observe Easter Sunday With Apprapreate Exer cises and Special Services, wflM Law xvBMnr ivkiflBf tSs?351 itti r that she nsver expected any Mm for herself and as nothing had em r id to her about it she wonld not eel hurt I)"t as soon as ho made the . uttKKvatiotl Ilflen pnttil. and hor nrotert wr not wholly disinterested The hat was no more appropriate for faer tbiitt f r her irnihwr and nhe shud dered at the thonht f Mtwring it "Ob. I con Mil t think of being so Hslflsh'' she protested and then she ran away to lir own room to think of something to do. Inaving tho good pro fessor woof nlly perplexed In the privacy of her own room Holen faced tho situation and langhed and cried over It It wan lioth ridiculous and perplexing Imt she must find somo way to keep ur father from giving her mother a pn-sent that sho could not wear to pleas him The more she thought about It the more clmr It bo rairif that the angfeestion made by hor father wan the real solution of the dlffl- "DKAIt MKl" SIIK CHIRP, tll.USIIINO MCK A K'llOOLOIIlL. "WHAT IS TIIK UATTKltt" fesrar forgot all tho years thnt had pawed When ho left to attend to his errand, ho caught hlmsolf whiHtllng one of tho college glees as ho walked along tho ntteut and noticed that thu people were smiling nt him Finally ho came to a millinery store, whoro nil kinds of gaudy hats wero on exhibition lu bewlldorlng variety "Are you being waited on?" asked a trim raleswoman. approaching him "Not yet. said tho professor "What own I do for yon ?" "I want to buy tho nicest Raster hat I can got for f 14.08 ' The saleswoman smiled. "I am not suro thnt wo havo any at exactly that prlee. But what kind wonld yon like?' The profswHir tried to remember tho kind of hat his wlfo need to wear bo foro she had nettled down to the hum- drnm of life and had to turn tho winiu old bonnet over and ovor again no mm to savo oxpeniHi Aa nwirly ns he could ru momlmr. tlio ono sho had worn when thoy woro lovers hud pin I: rlblwus and cornflowers In It and a plume "I would lllm oiih." he wild, "with a couple of nlco pink Ikiws nnd nomo hlua ilowera and n fstither lu It, If they maku that kind now ' "Oh, wo havo every kind I" wild the saleswoman "Step thin way. plwisu. Tho professor folluwed her to a de partment where nil kinds of hat wero displayed on wax heads and blocks, and sho named the price of oach They wero thu kind nfTucttJil by shopgirls who do- volo their earning to suuh vaiiitlssand wero much more showy than tho ones no ramumosreil his wlfo as wearing, but ho ruilected that tho fashions had probably changed since then At last ho settled on a hat that had two large, showy pluniM mid a wealth of ribbons and llowsrs of every dssorin tiou "What did you nay tint price of thin ouo 1st" fSil iA I lv( sif'jHo u ) l D. birthday Iin.1 Imh oiiterwl with her unmo and that it was uearnt hand. He then hnutod up an almauao. and found that lirr birthday fell on Sunday, and. what wns jnoro. on Master Snnday That nsialled to him how ho and she lad walked Ul ohurch ntt Hatter Sunday wlien they wero lovers, uml bnw nru sho lookel In her bright Buster boniiut. 'I have it." he finally axolalmed to himself '! will tMiy mother it nine lwistcr bonnet for it birthday gift, and aha and I will walk to olinrch. as we used tg yean ' Full of his imw idtnt. the professor arkwl for lit ovrwmt ami hat ami an nouuovtl that Im was going down town Suqli a thtitywas auprwsdwit!, (ntt he sneuiwl so baupy aud mystarlous about vrytiiHg tut his wlfs ami daughter let hint fu aft 4ig to II that his coat vs botiuttwl ckwsly, his wuflier in iilatM nd bis Iovm oh Aud as no was going unt tbs door ho stir pdel his wife with attolksr kiss, aud .there was KometMn boyMt in his laugh ns he notlc! hr MMtfusloH Ou thostreot he walkil with an Ntweous jouil Hfo and spria. fur he was not tuniliig over in bU iuIhI sows pmuhun of higher rrltMwti as was his habit jvheu walking "1 should IMlly W4lk lamr. ha Miit.l to . himself as ll lau inri,t i.i. Mood circuit 1 1 titf ami -iit it Hnii,,,, " " i" ib- . - ""s""n ..i IO UU BIIXtr.tllM. TlltjiriivrfM-.ilr EfNiadWi "wb fUJ4lV m u y unin " R 'H kiiew thHt iw tin.1 tfcu h nm.t 2&? K m osm-k HHt. m Its .Went tO tho tsiUk .ttl looked attir !). IllTttlft MillltU tlial I,-, I l . L.I, .- 1.1... W$& Vnvlu ,UMl ,k" MMbUtl him to "I'ourtean dollars ami thlrty-nlue cents," aald tho Nils woman "Well, I Iwve only fl-t.UU In my pooket. but If you will trust mo I will send thu other pauny " "Oh. that will Iw near enough I" sho snld. with it laugh "Will y.m take It with yon. or will wo wtml it?' "I would like to havo you aend It up to tho back door Mils afternoon, as I want to smugglo It into tho liousn." Tho profitwtor was so happy when ha got Inline that ho could not kiMn Hi sscrst to hliiwelf. ho heoalledhiadaugli- ir niysieriotisiy tutu tlio study and tokl her itUmt It She was a quiet little spJiwUr who, lu the itutronhltHl atmos Itlisraor that happy Iwine, had grown to woman suturo with n ehlld's heart Bo when lior fathsr todl what he had &m she hiuKue.1 ami cried and Wssetl hlw with an alTwctlon that utads him MBtjntst coHM-lutbmsM that mr Uap It had been losiu sotu4itliliii Uv assoctaling h maoh with hie tiookM ami so UtlW with bU family TbeH )) watrbwl at U bark tloor until tat box cmnm. atMl wbei it did she stole itoiso- ssssjy to iter raMwr st0y. ami tksy HimI it t(vtir "Tkattti What do jou think of that fleltott escMtltHwl the profsamw. hokl itm lbs gattily lwt lu the sHnllght that pourwl tbttmgh the wlmlow Tk pour girl gMped In astoHUhMsttt sua Mtia ; uoOilHg T1khh siis was qttMoplilattMhMt in many waya aks hatl a tru Noan's tHsto lu mat tars of drras ana miw at ohm that Ihh- daar fa4st litU. uioUierroubl imvot vtmt Uita u-rribl crsstUoH lint Iter faUwr was so uappjr 0vr it that ska mmMh'i ni mm wmi was Um matter "I lriM i. vt dm liktt (Im hm site itl iu wii bafof wo wora Htarrteil am arram mta U u UuU "TIIKHRl WHAT 1)0 TOU THINK Or THAT IIKLKN?" cnlty But sho did not wish to appear selllsh, and alio wished very much that hur father should bu nblu to glvo her mother a present, as ho had Intended to do dnst then sho rumumburcd that she hnd $0 saved up, which sho had niiiilu by giving music Iohsoiih, and thnt suggested to her a scheme by which ev erything could bo settled satisfactorily Cluing to her father alio put her arms about hln neck uml said "Would yo( think mo very selfish If I really wanted that hat?' "Why, no. my dear " "But I wont accept It nil ns n gift I havo $0. and 1 will glvo you that for It. and you can got something olso for mothur " "I don't think I ronhl got nnother hat lllio that " said tho professor, half sadly "No," wild Helen, with n half nob and half laugh, "I iimufriild you could not, but you could get her it lovely easy chair and now that sho Is troubled so much with rheumatism it would be a comfort to her all tho tlmu. whilo she could only enjoy it hat when sho wus able to walk nut ' So tho matter was sottled. nnd though It was a little hard for Helen to boar the quiet reproach of hor mother for wearing such a hat and to hoar the surprfNfd smiles uf her frlendt us she appear! In i-liiiich with It. she bore It all liKiuliully aud she smiled Iwck at her father who was so thoroughly bap y lu a way that would Imvo done credit ton martyr, mid it detract notli lug from Iter gooduewt that at the same time she was wondering how long it would be bffurv he would again bo so abourlKNl In his work that she could chaugaaud Ions down the hut without bis noticing tho ilitlumu'o The best available muslcnL.talcnl will take part In the services at the 93voral placosof wnrstilp, ns will be seen by tho programs published below, which comprise all that worn avail able at the time of irolim to prest. At the First Congregational church the program is arranged especially for the Knights Templar, for the morning service, and Is as follews: Hymn 418, Gertrude Anthem, "Now Is Christ Itfsen"Alcu RosponH'8, Tulll9 Olorlu Putrl, p. p. 33T, Spoil r. Gloria In Excels!, Old Chant. Bo nun) est, Walters. Duut mlscroatur, Barn by. Responses, Tullls. Hymn 210, ver. t, 2, 3,0, Carer Address, It'iv. W. C. Knottier, D. Announcements. Oder Loire, melody in F, Ilubcnstcln, Mr. Hoy Oosnor. Solo, "I Know That My Redeemer Llyoth", Handel, Miss M. Aldorson. Hymn, 211, Coronation. Boucdlctlon. Postludo (on organ). In tiro evening at thu same church will be given the follewing: Voluntary Hymn 210, ver. 1, 2, 3, C, Carey Invocation, "Gloria Patrl" D. p. 385. Anthem, "I Am He That Llveth," is I m per. Prayer, Response, Pater noster. Announcements. OITortolrc, organ. Address, Rev. W O. Kantncr, D. I), Hymn, 212, Murcellus. Solo, "1 Know That My Redeemer Llveth," Handel, Miss Aldcrson. Hymn 223, Dlitdcmatn. Anthem, "The Lord Is My .Strength," HI ui per. Antliom, "Now Is Christ Risen," Allen, Hymn 221), Dort. Benediction. Postlude. Excell, wltU solos by Mr.aW.LIvesay and Mr.SoIcy. Choir Master, Fran cesco SeJoy. Organist, MIssOeDPTleve Hughes. At St. Paul's Episcopal church the Easter day musical programs will be as follows at eleven a. m.: Processional, A. S Sullivan. Anthem, "Christ our Paesovcr", Proston. Gloria, King. CD To Dcutu, C. Simper. Jubilate, In B flat, E. Ncfln. Hymn, I'tlestrlna. Kyrios, French Litany. Gloria Tlbl, PaxtoD. Hymn, W. H. Mont. Offertory Anthem, "He 1" Risen", E. A. Clare. Solo by MUs Mina Iluclat. Sursam Corda and Sanctus, Camidgc. Hymn, Elvcy. Gloria In Excelsls. Nunc Dlmittls, S. B. Whitney. Reces-lonal, J. 0. Dykes. At 7:30 p. tu: Processional, A. S. Sulllyan. Gloria, King. Anthem, Mngnlllcat, Bui.nett. Nuno Dimlttls, Whitney. Hymn, C. F, Roper. Offertory Anthem, Hallelujah, Christ Is Risen," 0. Simper. Solo, Miss Iluclat. Processional, B. Tours. Choir Master, Francesco Soley. Organist, Mrs. W. 0. Tlllson. As will be seen from the above pro grams, the vosted choir of the Episco pal church has mane extensive preparations for Easter Day. The ',liolr consists of twcntyfour olces drilled by Prof. Kcley and their services will be especially attratlvo this year. Itllalt'l- III Atlalrln. In Vienna on Itastsr day the Austrian emiwur and his family and olllolals initio in ihoowwooii to attend religious sarvlMK and it U Ibru tlrnt tho court Ihmmwmm dassliug The Hiuiwior can les a torch ami hehlud him under u canopy of goal cloth walk the bUhup who has fumos of Iiicwimw umm Into his face by fotir aol)UiH who walk backward un 4tr tlt cauopy The biHuop rmtds from Ha.irgiH.ul ImiiiihI Umk as liadvaiioi Then t-omes a roH of tniuiniru pit ting thru citiwlw to gut tu imMt imU. iHwIliUuut ol iMi sIIvm iiMtrniuvuta II Has t iikk'tttar) for Uii- lata emprswi to oljnw the truiiiiwierH rouetl tuber state roU with a guM taut oh her btd er bair falling in bug brahk ami a train MU rust long u totaling 10, wl br tha awl of It utrrltal li)- two pagan in rti HonwaiH ami ikwo. At the Chemokotn and Seventccntb street Eviingullcul clittrcb, on Hunter a concert will bo given In tho evening by tho Young People's Alliance at 7,30 o'clouk. pitoaitAM, Chorus, "Tho Lord Is Risen Indeed." Roadlng Scrlptureuiul Prayer, Pastor Chorus, "Rice Glorious Conquoror.'i "Ring Happy Bells," Stanley Ostraudcr. Going to Meeting, Lena Kershaw. Instrumental, Mary's Pet Waltz, Lulu Glluiorc. 'Kastor,'' Eitor Nelson. Song, "Wulcoino I'Jastor Day," Junior V. P. A. "Easier Bulls," Edna Ilemhoy. Chorus, "Kastor Mus-auc." Cla-s Exurolso, "Easier Cross." Qimrlotte, "Th Midnight on Olives' llrow," Mrs O. C. Ilutclnns, Ml l'.'tor Lapp. N. Shupp, Burt Ed wards. "The Eastor Lilly," Elva Doty. Vocal Trio, Margoroto SUinhiy nnd Clinton Osttandur. "An EustuTldo," Emma Sannor. Iustruuiuntitl, Elva Duty. Snlo, "If 1 Woro n Vuloo," Mrs. O. C. Ilutchlns. "ICastur Msigu to the Sick," Lottie Jones. ChartH, "Easter PruNe." Ruoltallou, Amy bipp. Hesitation, Wauduu Rldsr. Quartuttu M-ttor and Amy Lupp, llort and Mllas ItdMitrd, Remit rks, Pastor. ('olluotlini. Quartotto, "Christ Our Rosurroctlnn," Mrs. O. 0, flutuhlus, Miss lMsr Lapp, W. A. Ernst, N Shupp. At tho First Baptist church a spec lal musical program for the morning and evening services Is being arranged by the Home Quartet, consisting of Mo&srs. Gilo, Jenks, Crawford and Major Gordan. Easter service at Unity church In the morning cmbracos the follewing: Orchsstral Voluntary. Antliom "Tho Lord Is my Shepherd" Solo, selected, Mls-i Connie Holland, Rospon-ilvo Service. Carol. Canticle of Commcmmorallou. Carol. Solo, "The First Bogottcn of the Lord." Mrs Holland. Offertory Orchestra. Duott, "I know my Redeemer lives Tor mo", Prof. Parvln and Miss Wads worth. Duott, "Christ hath rlW, Prof. Parvln aid Carrie Willis. At evening sorvlce: Voluntary, Orcbostra. Easter Anthem, Billings. Sulo, "I know that my Redeemer llvotb," Mla Wudsnortli. Vocal Solo, soluetod. AiHiiom, "utinsmar the Lilies." Postlude, The choir has been reinforced with sevaral adult voices and an orchestra aiis been there w run and reception of member, SUNDAY SERVICES. EVAXUEL1CAL CH0HCH. Chetneketa and Seventeenth street. N Shupp, pastor. Preaching services at 13 a. in. cy Rev. E D. Hornschucb. At 7:30 tto Y. P. A. will give an Eastei concert. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Mrs. O. C, Hutchln. superin tendent. Junior Y. P. A. 3 p. ui. LBSLIB M. B. Easter program service at Leslie M. E, church South Salem at 10 30 a. iu, w. o. c. u. Easter service at the W. 0. T. U. ball Sunaay at 4 o'clock. FIKST UNITED EVANOELICAL. Rev. II. h. Pratt, pastor. The ser vice at this church tomorrow will bo appropriate for the occasion of Eistcr. The subject for the morning Is: "The Resurrection." For the evening: "The Gospel or Love." Sunday school at 12 o'clock. Christian Eudeavor meets at 0:30 p. m. SALEM CIIL'ItCH OF CHIUST. (Scientist), at 200 Liberty street. Service 10:30 u. in. Lesson sermon, subject "Are Sin, Disease, and Death, Real? Evening service 7:30 p. ui. Wednesday evening meeting 7:30 UNITY C11UKCH. Services at 10:45 a, tu. and 7:30 p. in. Rev. W. E, Copelanl, pastor. Sub ject of morning sermon, "Easter," Sublectof eveulng lecture "The Fes tival of the Twice Born and Its Con nection With the Futnre Life." As In former years California filends have remembered Unity church and the decorations will be up to the usual standard, ST. PAUL'S EIUSCOAAL. Ejslcr Sunday. 7:30 a. m.. holy communion. 11 u. m.. matins, ante- communion, sermon and celcbralloii, 3 p. m., children's festlyul, 7:30 p m., even bong and sermon. The program of the music for the services Is pub lished In another column by Prof.Sely, the chnlr master. The rector and con gregation extend a cordial invitation to all the services of the day. W. B Maguan, rector UNITED I1KETUIIREN. Rev. B. B. William , pastor. Sundiy sciiool ilk Hi a.m., liertbtautun. su perintendent. Y. P. C A. at 0:30 p. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by Bishop Barkley. Everybody Invited. METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Besides u line musical program the Emter service will comprise the fol lowing at 10:30 a. in. Sermon "The Easter Mossage," by tlio pastor, Rev. John Parson In the evening an In structive and beautiful program will be rendered by the Sunday school and choir Tlio subject of the program is -iiiouonvcnionor tne world." Ad dress by Pror. Thus. A. Noon. y. m. o A. Rev. II B. Turner or Portland, will nddross the men at the Y. M. O. A. at 4 p, in, All men arc welcome. IIAl'TJST. Ronald McKlllop, p.tstor. Evangel leal services will be continued each evening this week by Roy. II. B. Turner, of Portland. Ills subject on Sunday inornlnK, If "The Resurrection or the Budy." At 3:3') p. m., to young people and Sunday school scholars, "Tlilnus Worth While." At 7:30 p. m , God's Last Argument " Sunday school at 12 m. Young Peoplo'a meeting at 0:30 p. in. Tho Home Quartet will assist lu the sluglug. At the First Prosbvtorlnn oluirp.li. Woolen Mill store! pnTmnrmnmnnmTmiTTTnTTTTnniHiirifiitFita N' O mercantile establishment in Marion county has rea- son to be more crateful E for a steady and an increased patronage ana it snan oe our constant aim to continue to merit the confidence and good will of our many patrons. This space will be occupied by us the coining season and 3 win oe Kept nui wiin ine men tion of our home-made all wool clothing and furnishing goods. Keep your eye on it. uuuiiuuiniiiiiuuiiiiiiuiiiiuiiuuaijiiiiuiifl iSalemw oolen Mill Store N?W Spring Goods! A large line of Organdies, Union Goods and Lawns. A nice L,INBp31L,KS On the road--will be here in a few days. All Goods first-class. Call and obtain prices that will astonish you, at the in socurod. In the marnliiu l,l P".!it0l Kev' ll A' Kelchuiii lll in u . '"""""k spenk In He morning on "The Riches I 111 be 11 consecration of child- of Our lnl.erlut.ee From tlie K" Emporium POLK COUNTY COURT HOUSE. The Building to Be Built of Stone and to Ue Completed By January 1, igoo. I)IIm OlMrvr, Uareh SI: Messrs. Irb & Van Patton, tho suc cessful bidders on tho work of com pleting tho superstructure of Polk county's court house, tiled tholr bond with tho county court on Wednesday of this wtmk, and wero awarded the contract. l hey gaya a bindsiuen Messrs Goo B.Gray, E. C. Cross and W. Grav. Mechanical Power, to you get )our wo k done, it iltein't mat ter w rut power is nmd, whtilur It Ue lh dwulic, Jckan nt ArmMrong's. I cuaran teealliny work to be mtehanicaliy well done. Ilune ilioeing, tirta mug, buggy md carri ge Ock a specialty, "Hoiwut pay and bpnrt wotk" it y motto. My nhoti .g on WHO oua wl n tlm kin,, lnr atn mn :."" " i uuui 10 ine saw w ... w..v wu... ru. viv.vw i.nnia anil ruction:" in t n iv.nmi' th, nioinii lucturu nr the serlos on Hunyau's Pil grim's Proross. AGLNT. Rltber sx, patent perror ittetl trying Pan covers. No groasy stnes. Hest frying 180 Com. Kltchnn Specialty Co., Keadlng, Pa. 4-l-3t UAKLYCLOS1NU. MeiManU ol Saletw Apee t CUom Tiwr StMa ul 6 p. m, Smowm bus MitHlly urowHtU th otlorUi or l)H w bu Iw v um tryl hk to (Nnuguratit lit twrly oliwlHg hhivo niunt, ml luvMty or tlM Uwdlug Hrum or tlie city hnvo slguwl uii agr nwut u ikm llMlr storw nt o'clock p. in. of vry UtwiitiMi day exotpl BHturtUy, uutumnHoltiK Monday, April 3 ami omtiiiulug uulll Smmibr I. U l iiiKlrUMMl tlrnt UlU hIm) Inolwhis Pruludo gJlMSJii hU iUm b Rindv Ooln i tin J '"" '"' " Wuri 1uU' WI"K tsllW wlrlfi Ubl4llBti,J;."Ml,,' iHt CUMX Thd VOHIkJ nun 11.1 J tl l "''' "' 'H HMiW HI itmak Thp ymm umu UakiaA tiu ii. 1;k1 tlm cllapk Mrr lluu l-,.-.l ... tiArc VlH) I'niuo r fLn-Lu,, I... ...I i2slwly mujr. Sf. ivnttwt tu nnrfiMor lu Hwrnrlkft I fbmMiTS- 7 brick tor mm no tan b Onl MvMV uhw H4k hu fur wkt kk. I.... i .i,Mf1 am ( MxHMiir tun IIUil .. I.. Ill, a Hk, iu,, mj tH ilMhl x., Mn it, bfuj,lH4t iU tukint fk-M It w.i.i m. 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Ah tfrt win Im mi to lmv ik four mllllNery blwwXH in & rh- olwtng wohimiu w ur twg mw nnm at ax- rHMtotliUU to uuUr ik ngrMHttnu TlueslMlw slKUDti, nh t date ur: Jo MtnyoM & Svw, Q. W. JokMKin V CO., Kwwisa Hrosu, J. J. ItfrXHirlo At the First l'rekbytorlan church, ihn mustaul prognitu for the day, urrnuKiHl hy Mrs. Kllu 11. MoDowall, will Ui. MOKNINO IHO1KAM. Pnluda, "Tim lltwvens delnr ill Glory," lluellioven. IohtruniouUlQimrut. ulHiUHi, TU' HUiior ly", IIIll, Choir. Atithaui, "AwHkn, Thou tlrnt Stwp- Ctel" Mnkor, CI tol r. UHtrtory, "COHsItlar the Llihw" Top. HIT. InstruimiiUilQtturUt, Solo, "Tho Urtl Is IIMh," Sullivan Mrs. WIkkIih. PoklliMlu. "Cnwilon" llMyin. iHStrtiiuniiUil Quurtnu HVKNINO PHOOKAM, liistruti.entul Quarlt Authwn, "KH8tertlrlti"JInnu, Choir. OfTUry.OB,SCIk-s. listruiiaHtnlQount. Solo, "I Know That My Rwtotmu UUu IhmUl Mrs. M Daw all. PotiUiMl, "Urge," Ilumitl. IiulruinoiiMl Quartet. 'nw UMniHioNtnl uwirtei numbers will bo Uj; Miss Umwii, violin; Mr, Stelmwr, otorluott Mr. KmoIiuui, vlotat Mr. Allwrt, twsg, MK. Jos, A. bort orgaHlst, Tbe fctttclnl muloal ntnuLAn in tii HmtUirsftrvlteattlio First MathodUt Co,, a 0. 01 von. T. Ilolvtfrsoo. T "f "" first Mothodkit OrtNirQ'.ltafk.i.WlUtaUw. & OtMtT , K.T..rHM, o. p. nH,, uxysrTviz Ygt, Salem Slio iur, U 1. tltsHon, V. A. W lgls, A. II Stoinoaek .t Co F. H. Lucy Sons, lotion ilro., F. b. Willi. W. a. Uobu, I)urborn, J. R, OuotraltoSoki,"Ryjurrila Song," Wm. U, Wood. MtttlfeUier Collins. JBWUte EKjo, e. ori. Inlko rNlng, Inaddltloa iai.a service by UiSmHlay sokoiLute choir will rndr "OaoilUer the LlUe,M etiuli, The pontract provldw that the con tractors are to peroral uml iinish all work or construction to tho saturue tlon of Duh I). NMr. uruhltect, act ing as suiierlntondont and awnt or the con uly ii materials nnd lalwr are to be rurnlshed by tho oontmotors, and the I uiioriuroimebuiiaing hto be built oi stone. Tlio oontruetON shall procood with thu woric lu a prompt ami diluent manner, and are to tinbli the build Iwgunor lrorth 1st 0r January, IW0. In drult tlwrr, the con tractors shall puy to th euuntv m ror overy day thuroaf tor that th said .lu.at.iiaiintauua unflnblied, as aud for llquldutotl damugos; provldad, howevtr, thut it con Iw rousooubly shown Uml tbe contractors have been "vtiKoni in furnishing lahur .,i materials. Thj. ooiintv ithall ntfcot lnurunca on ike UulMlog lu tiw Bani of th oointy and in Uw nam. of tho on iroctoM. againt lux, or danmg by . .m SW( mj0M ite a- H agrwil npoo-io. pwuiiuiu for soon liMirano u. I paw In mm Wmr h Um partlos turio. Th kum u, mU ,s M bk liieoonly warrunte. as follows Ektlmatos or u cot i.f hbar and ma Urn aUu work progros, by the' arolillwi.nhuwin thou Mu aoiUM , ote of imyoinnt In the amount ur 80 wroonursald ,uaiati. Tlie num1 Mr of payments u Im iiiudA nt t.. . ! oetKltoHdoilnclmllng th Mal my. mot to l umd fir Um .eowpUtlon ' -m vUnaueo ui ill no kliiiir hv n.- arohltoot aud board of county oooi wlssinners. SliiHild the oontraeturs at any tin e during the progros of said work am ploy anyone, who any rouso,,, u ob" jaotionabU tothaarotiUnt, thoy shall aiouw disehargtt SHOfc ,lM 3wl thoroaftor oxolude htai fr,H the prom. Isos whanever so riiotod Uy t4 uoniyoouru your work well OOl me arul I will m iiotol treat ou and 4-i-3m John Holm, HershbacL Reighleman BLACKSMITHS and WHEELHIGHTS. Wp will shoe your horse, build or repair jour wagon or Implements, wing located Ui stay our patrons aea uarautee that our work will ,Vri 'p "7 "P. iiHJChomeketa street. Jeplione27j, i. tf Over 18 Acres of Floor Space rilled with tho latest nnd most automatic machinery, nnd nf fbtding ncoomnj dation for ovor 3,0'JO skilled lrtuorera. nt'a tho extent of n faototy that 1 running 2? t.oura out of ovory 24 to supply tho dora-uid for COLUMBIA, HARTFORD nnd VIDBTTB BICYCIiES Why are tliey in such demand? Sroat & Wilson ffho reason ia olmple. Thoy nro hontatly mndo from honeat material tho boat thnt can bo hnd. Thoy nro up to date, is .am. mgy am iU0 uio Btananrd Bioyolea of tho World. Mrs. D. T . Hester's f At. nlil Qtiiml .in i i .... ,..v -... nw,,,,, lM Lomuierciai street, Sdlem.) Millinery Opening continued over Saturday. Our pattern Hats are goin? off fast Manv choice selections still remain. y Fr5,nS?pS7ni 6ispfy afu11 lincof rrimmed Hats French Patterns, and all the Novelties of the season, Oct our prices and see our stock, C 12. UUXOE, MIlQaMCHCIll. ST duaraiitoe best service In the city, Cleaneot shop and sharpost razors, (live w a call. The le most Fastidious Spring Tastes gratified at either oT our tnree places, Tbe Spring Exposition! CONSTANTLY ADDING nnd IMPROV1NC STOCK it ..... ,,..,. .. .... . . VO woan satisfy you. as cmr mnnb , i,i.I .. m . asffUi ;rs" ss; j& Glov Combs lfk'X7'PIxr rVJcH10 latQst and newest novelties and JV-WCirV fds ,n waist sets,' chains, stick nino s. etc. A new lino of those dalntv m e,aJraie display of poniadour, side and back combs, plain and the hlS: th0 lh,nK lQ 1"' iw.ii conmy pins Ml the obarms. with stone settings. those dainty OASH STORE Fat! 5 Jl t h-fi1.!ii3,P,!,rntme,n,t we n raise a brea A ail i I -sue Hi a combination or delicate ula- .mw xicuiuoasyou never saw. HOLVERSON'S eyiteslQDIns Ap,n 3, slore , ... - - J tU OAsn STORE R ww. HU V sitTwarsttv- NECKERMAN & ROGERS. 218 COMMERCIAL ST., 160 STATE ST., 102 COURT ST. t Pictures Fularged at Home, 1 Rrlrnr your photo's or other nic- tuna, have tboB, enlar or ( orcar. Hnl&hin petured for Amateurs done at short dou W. D, Rogers. Prop,, 65 State St. Huie Wing Sang Co. 118 OOUBT ST. Opera House Block. nbBnnae ooy Goods. Oblnaware. Z, E"ibralderied Uoods, Make all oiin. ? J4108 Underwear, Importer alUlnd MattlnKi. Prlct are lowest J ,v.j m, MSBJ