Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, April 28, 1899, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text&l 5 iWe (ft Guarantee M& Them absolutely nil flk Wool, at 7.00, $8, fix SIO, ll.BO. SI2.BO, fM $13 nnd $15, , We are not only willing, but anxious that you should Compare our Blue serge suits With anything on the market. They have passed through the hands of expert designers, cutters and tailors, respective ly, thus insuring you a gar ment that is strictly first class in style, fit, and finish, and at prices within reach of all. Willi or without iiinci oiitn. strnl double broaotod. rour nllk ralKht faalnga, In cuts, and G-W.Mdsod&Co. 207 Commorclnl St. DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL by hoi'isr omoTUHmn FIUDAY APRIL IM, 1800. Daily On Yar 93.03, In Advnnoo Dully, Tom Month 1 00. Uf Advnoo. Weekly, One Year 1.00, In AJvanoo A OOOD PLATFOnM. nutlALand a-soovwr innia exact Juttlco lo nil men, olwlut nuaaltm, rellglcmt or pelitical: nrcu, nml friendship with ll lift- anco wllli iinuai tlio tut rignts, peiM-e, oomtnnrcu, mil wutnf llin tula im-nmuiaiitf III alllhclr aa tli moil compotaut administration fur ojir domentlo ouncenit. and ihc ttiritt bulwark against antMlepuMlaan tondetiolmit tho preser. valbm of Mm Knvrnl govr rmnenl In IU whole constitutional vigor, a lh aheot alienor ot nur peace at homo and snfoty abrirtdi Iravaom o religion, frocilotn of tile pre- .. llino principle" form tho bright .constellation whloh Jim gouo before un, nml gntded cur tet through an ... of S&' JOUKNAI.,."X RAYS." -A. Silver wont up to 01 cents nn ounco at Now York, wheat couldn't holy but go up u cant at Suloui. - A Journal wrltnr wlio know tlio fhun Olbormuti killed HuyM lie was of thut diameter llmt Uuv. (Jeer did the right thing. Salem real estuto men uro quite a chamber or commerce when It comes to loentlug eastern Immigrants lu Odd's country, rho trusts may bo it mu thing, but. when the paper comtmie raise Vim nrli'.t 'M nnroimt. It tOULttl Oil U OnbChnt Daily. H .; Ex-Senator Ingulls saysjjthut Am bassador Ohoato talks too much. The ijrueoum Now says thut this In a mod Jern cuxool Hiitttn rohukmg alii. ABalcm man claims to linvo nn umbrella that litis been lu his pos- cslon iwonty years. That's long ""enough he ought lo return It, Dmln ' Wutohmaii. j 'I'lui .iiialiirn naimrrf llnt'n .hmrnnr thut they can net something rnuy bvhon thoy tnp Gov. Oeerof Oregon on nubile question. He la something Pot u live wire. Tan Journal tioknowlodgcs tho rc- Icolpt of two free tlcKots it ml n rctiuest for four columns of picas notices to u Chautauqua. No wonder Hint thtwo concern uro money maker. w m Of course tho HUito fair 'ward nitl- tlod till Itt fortnor uott nt It ineotln rto reoruulro. It couldn't have done better than lo keep Itlll Kavtto lu oliaro o( tha old biKlullt oxhlbitlon. be run iihu partisan sheet. It will bo a neutral pupor and will bo fear lcs and Independent In Its action, and will accord t? all hadcs of po litical opinions tho Hnme fairness and Justice." rJEBR'tt SARCAUM Poured Ilorth on the Anti-Impertnllsm of the New World. Gov. Gear, of OreKon, rocclyod a telegram from tho Now York World, ftUKUcstlnir tho celebration of "Dewey Day," and artkliw his opinion In the mutter, lu the following lanuuaire: "It Is proposed to cclobrato'Dowoy Day,' the llrot aim I vortary of tho Intt le of Manila, next', Monday, by tiring national tmlutes from all tho forts, warlilH and navy yards of Now York, decorating all merchant ma rlno In tho harbor, slnifltiK of national anthoms In public bchools and a cn oral display of llu9. Kindly tolo Kiapli tho World an oxpicsilon of your opinion, whether Hiioh patriotic colo brdtion mluht nat well bo held In every city, HiKnallzIn ouo of the KreateHt naval victories In American history." Tho Kovoruor replied iih fol lows; "Certainly, this should be done, but will It bo possible to secure tho co-operation of thosu who nave such a chlltoy dread of 'Imperialism,' remouibcrlni; that Dewey's ylctoo was tho first stop toward expansion, and that any relliiqulshmuut of our rights In the Philippines would bo a virtual nullification of tho patriotic foaturo of lilt horolo engagement? It would bo a national stultllloatlon to eolotrato the anniversary of tho great naval victory that was tho llrst move ment toward the policy of 'Imperial ism' that may 'lead to tho downfall of thn republic,' etc. In my judgment your proposition Is patriotic In the extreme, Our people should bo u unit lu Its support, and equally unanimous In upholding tho fruits of Dewey's victory on ovory day of tho year as tho llrst day of May,'' OLBERMAN SAVED Governor Gwr Finally Decides lo Com mute His Death Sentence. Scaffold Was All Ready and lie T?as to Have Been Executed at Six O'clock 1'riday Morning, yinoe tha HUiUmiuiii's real estate Mgcnoy has been iratmerreii to tuu (roform Hohool pay rolls again It Is a rcat Gcer pttpor. It Is so ouy to Fp raise a man woo stands lu with you. If the now state fair board glvos iUalemusirood falrsas wo have had, Jnll nuht. There could bo better. iTIifi selling, of pool and gambling do- uvlcer, soiling ItitoxlMtltig liquors and vUher vices could bo furnished In the Wlty of baloin without slato aid how- roter, U f jAVarn tits arc again cashed, except sortj tho runt,! fir conveying insane. )regOn keeiwcrKllt good and oouli- Ldenco at a high bUmlard by koepitig prom u lulf Ui thrcequasters of a mil fjlun looked uoor limited lo banks con. uiry to law, Treasurer Mooro Is not Ugbhtno for this Iteanuse the iuhu tvrlici noiulnaled hltu put hltu whofohe jsnot to Mrvo the iwoplo but to M-rve uUcm. TIio Myrtlo Point KntorpHn) under Short and Itobetts has litis ttalutaterj: IJas to iwlltlo. tho t tnp!o no louder I4 oewtpatterr) todtolate their po- MUcitl views, The Knterprio will not Hoods BKhM I )m etwy ulr a ai ottHrr.i-'illtt MMMiMsAt ij-iitfti IrktA tiiiirtfiK H K H fli S IT5R'.,hw' wwf i4., UlfeMiMu. 4 i?" Taking a Rest. Captain A. Kpong, of tho steamer Pomona, has gono down to his ranch near Lincoln whoro ho will sunorlu toiid some Impruvetuonts. Captain Hpong Is taking a long needed rest and Is recuperating tor tho summer run, ho having just completed all mouth's continuous run and needs tho rest ho so dosorvedly earned, Captain Hpong has been In tho con tlnuous sorvlco of tho O. 0. T, Co., for II years and to his energies and Imlouillublu push Is duo the success of this popular stoauiboat company. After tho captain has had his rest ho expects to again take tho boat, whlah is now in churgo of Captain J. N, Garland. .Superfine TOUAY'a MAKKKT. Poim.ANi.Anril aa.-wii.mt miiim l. ,!,.. 11. .11 I..... ..,.. - wwi'iiiiuiii tvaua, ooniu. Flour Portland, i!,00i Jj -.iu ner out. OaU-Whlto 41(150. Hay Id per ton. IIops-l&M170i old oroptfo. Wool-ViiTloy, 10CIjj Kastern Oregon, Vic. MlllslulTt-Urun. tl7: slmrt. iifi Poultry Chlokens.mlxed.l.'l.OoXaM.OO turkeys, live, i:ui:io. JgsOrofiu, Iiwifi jwrdo. Hldos-Oreon. saluxl iWUw, fViAdlc under ttO lbs.7KiWj!sheop lU,loS50ii, Qulous 7fk(iil per sack. lluiter Host dairy, lUWUoi fanoy oroamery, f0o per roll. PoUtUms, 11,10 iter owt. Hogs Heavy, ii.72. Mutton Weathers 4o; dronaori. 7Jc Uoef-iltMJrs,W.fUiOW.76t cows, ti.W a.OO (lnuiMtl, todh. MALUM MARKKT. Wlioatr-Jij. OaU-3lfcl0u, UyttTuU, ihottt, 7.000JIS.OO nour in wholosalolotf.ia.76 till 13.00. MiiUtutT -bran 110.00 Live oattle--2i(A1C bheep-Llvo, 116013. Voal-7o. lluiter Dairy m creamery SOc, Wool-IUwulSe. Mohair 3&c Kggs- JO in cash. Poultry-Chlokoui, 7ia8e: inu stuttktHl uteaw llaoin, haui. Do shoulder, 6c 10 U toes ioc. ro- Oo vcr nor Gcer has commuted tho xentenco of death pronounced bv tho cnurts upon J. M. Olbcrman, of Hose burg, to life Imprisonment. For weeks past, friends of the condemned man have urged the governor to take this step, bu' ho hetllatcd, until, ut lifiO p, 111., Thursday, ho placed the following telegraphic dispatch upon tho wires: "SAMiM, Or., April 27, 1809. "To II. L b'tephonn, sheriff of Doug l'ts ununtt, Oregen: You arc hereby notified that 1 have this day commuted the sentence of death, against J. M. Olberutan, now in your custody, to bo hanged otr April 28. 1800, to ti life sentence In tho Unto prison, and you arc hereby di rected to withhold the execution if Maid scnienco of death. Pleaso ae knowlcdgo tho receipt of this tele gram by wlro, at once. (Signed) T. T. Gksii, uovernor. Latclait evening the governor re ceived a tucstkgo from Sheriff Steph ens, acknowledging tho receipt of the notlco of commutation. Tlio governor glvci out tho follow ing statement of justillsatlon of his action in Interfering with the man date of the ceurt: "1 llnallyconcluded to commute Ol bcrman's sontenco to II fo Imprison ment for the reason tnat there were many extenuating circumstances that rcmovo hU crime from tho class of deliberately planned murders. Ills victim had not only viciously warned him the night before that ho would kill him when ho was least expecting It, but had refused to go to bed, lying on tho lounio all night and muttering his threats long nftcr Olbcrman had retired. Honiitublo citizens or Myrtle Creek have proyon to me that Castecl had not only threatened Olbcrman's llfo but that of Roveral other moil, and that ho was a bully by ttaturo and a dangerous man. I hayo petitions signed by sixty-two citizens of Myrtle Creek, where the tragedy occurred, stating that Castccl frequently threat ened to kilt people and drove Ills son-in-law from home by throats to kill him; that ho threatened to kill Olbnrman and wo bclioyo ho would have carried the threat Into execution had ho not himself been killed." "To my mind, these facts, which aro well established, make a wide distinction botween Overman's crime and that which Is committed by a highwayman who deliberately murders for gain, or the brtito who takes human life purely for royongo, and thoro should bo 11 distinction be tween tho degrees of punishment fol lowing their commission. Courts aro sometimes prohibited from going out side the forms of law and tho record, although convinced, perhaps, that the equities of the casu would warrant a diirerent finding. It Is to correct such conditions that the rlgdt to take 11 larger 11 nil loss restricted view of the nlroumstnuces surrounding a case Is given to tho executive. It Is a great power to place lu tho hands or one man and should be used very spar ingly nnd rarely. I have an ubunduuco or testimony from Myrtle Creole and Portland, where ho lived ror four years, that Oilier man Is a man or steady habits and of a peaceable disposition and has never associated wlth the criminal class. til. . . A . ... iiiucomiuuiaiioii or ma teutenco was asked for by most or tho peoplu lu tho vicinity whoro tho murder was com mitted, and tho hiiiio request was made by letter to mu by both tho daughters or tho murdered man, one or his eons in-law, and three of the trial Jurors. Olbern.au committed a grout erlitio but tho provocation surrounding him umkos him liwi guilty, In my Judg ment, than thu man who de liberately murders for either gain or revenge; and his orlmo being lus, his punishment should be lss. I do not think I have erred In saving this man's life, hut if I have It has hen on tho side of mercy, and to do sols somoilums a positive virtue." Olbormau's sentence was to be our Med out atOo'olook Friday morning, all preparations for it having lwen completed, before Uoyeruor (leer do. elded to grunt the eommuuttluu uf the sou to uce. A CROSS MAN or woman means u sick man or woman. Not sick enough for bed, maybe, but enough to make life gloomy, mis erable u failure where it might bo a success, Well people see the bright side. IlostcttcrV Stomach III iters make people well becuuso It cures the common ailments of mankind. MukcsKood Hostctttr's dispositions c. , by making otomach good health. Bi'tcrs Ing became passing through Castcel's room, Castcel remarked, "You are up early this morning, Mac." Olber utan replied that ho was not going to stay up. and soon rcturued, went up stairs, got his pistol, and coming down again stopped at the foot of Castcel's bed and tired three shots, all of which took effect In his victim's head, killlog him Instantly. Olbcr man then went alieud preparing breakfast, and, while out after a pall of water met Perry Duncan, a neigh bor, to whom lm related tho particu lars of the tragedy and asked him to return tn tho house with him. On entering the houe, Olbcrman tooK hold or tho body, saying that he had better straighten It out so it would go In tho collln. Ho seemed unxlous lo have all preparations for the Interment of Castcel's remains attended to, and then started afoot to Myrtlo Creek to surrender to the Bhcrlff. Ho has never denied the killing, nor claimed thut It was done In sclf-dcfcnsc, but offered 11s his only Justification tho fact Hint Custcel had repeatedly threatened his life and that he lived In constant fear of him. Throughout his trial and confinement his manner has been one of stolid indifference and apparent unconcern. Ho has never uh"wn any Interest whatever In tho proceedings, rccclv lug hla sentence without tho slightest show or emotion. At tho term ot court, following his trial ho wns sen tenced to hang on October 20, 1803, bat his attorney secured a slay of proceedings ponding a motion fur u new trial. This tho supremo court dorilcd and he was ic-senteuccd by Judge Hamilton at thu March term or 1800. Machine Lalor. Mr. 0. Wood Davis, u prominent American labor advocate, maintains that machines aro enabling us to dis pense with labor at such u rate that there will soon bo no work left for anybody to do with two hands Among other Illustrations of the progress or labor-saving machinery he tells us that "the seed potato Is cut by one machine and planted by another, whilo tho product Is dug by a third; that tbo self-feeder of the thrashing machine displaces two men while blast-stackers' nnd gasoline engines will, when In gonornl uso, reduco the labor or 75,000,000 acres or grain un nually In the equivalent or constant work ror IC0.000 men; that tho two row cultivator will displace labor In cultivating 1I0.C 30,000 acres or rowed crops In the cqulvnlont or constant employment ror I .'10,000 met- thut ji the pastoral regions the hand shearer has been displaced by machines mak ing a.000 clips per minute." Ilt-nut)- In juooii lluvi.. Clttlil blood mtuiiu n rinm utiin Ni. Iiwiuty without it. I KKixetn.CniulyCotlmf tic clean your blood nml limm it clean, by ne ;uj- mur 11 nu uuv 1 tho hody. ll and that tmikly IjIIioiih i-oiiiioxioii by taking' tirrlnp: ui thelaay Inorttnd purltloa from tlio body, lit- nit 1 piniplM. I10IU, MotcliM, blackhead. in? all im to tiny to UMtrcK bounty for ten cunts. All drug. Km., .itiainviioitunrnnioeu, iuc, JOC, see. Quattcily Meetmp. Tho llrst district quarterly meeting of Salem district or the Free Method ist church will convene ut tho North Silent chur:h. beginning this eyenlng, April 28. ut 8::0 p. 111. Services Sat urday night at 1:30 p.m. Sundav night 7:30. Hew U. II. Clluc, district elder, will provide. All cordially in vited. Sabbath school, Sabbath nflflrnoon Oip. 111, Rev, Win. llarrelt, pastor Don't Tvkirr Syll au J RmoWluur I r Xnrj, To quit lMtao oailly -r.it Iwoer, be nur nolle, lull c lite, nerve ami vigor, takb No-To- ruo, itwwmiuVr-worker, that iiibUm ucaU men trotig. All ikugglnu, Woor II. Cuioituaran- iccu uooxiei nml amJo free. AdJreas tcllnj llcniedy Co. Chicago or Now York. CATTARRH OP THE STOMACH. A Pleasant, Simple, Safe but Effectual Cue for it. Catarrh of the stomach has long been considered the next thing to In curable, Tho usual syniptons are a full or bloated sensation after eating, ac companied some times with sour or watery risings, a lormatlon of gases causing pressure on tho lungs and heart and dllllcult breathing; head ache, Hcklo appetite, nervousness and a gcneial played out and languid feeling. There Is of ten a foul taste In the mouth, coated tongue, and If tho in terior of Stomach could be seen It would show a slltuy, Inflamed condl. tlon. The cure ror this cotnmou and ob stinate disease Is found In a treat ment which causes the food to be readily and thoroughly digested before It has time to ferment and Irritate the delicate mucous surfaces of the stom ach. To secure n prompt and healthy di gestion Is tho one necessary thing to do, and when normal digested is se cured the catarrhal condition will have disappeared. According to Dr. Harlanson, the safest and best treatment Is to use af ter cacti utcal a tablet, composed of Dlastrsc, Aseptic 1'cpsln, a little Nux, Goldenseal and fruit acids, These tablets can now be found at all drug stores under the name of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, and, not being u patent medicine, can bo used with perfect safety and U9surunce that healthy appetite and thorough digestion will follow their regular use after meals. Mr. N. J. Hoolicr, or 2710 Dearborn street, Chicago, III., writes: "Catarrali is a local condition resulting from u neglected cold In tho head, whereby the lining membrano or tho noso be comes Inllamcd and the poisonous discharge therefrom, passing back Into the throat, reaches the stomach thus proJiiclug catarrali or tho stomach. Medical authorities per scrlbed tor me three years for catarrali of the stomach without cure, but to day I am tho happiest of men after us ing only ono box of Stuart's Dyspep sia tublcts. 1 cun nut llnd appropri ate words to express my good feeling I have found llcsh, uppetltc and sound rest from their use. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Is the safost preparation as well 11s tlio simplest and most convenient remedy ror any form of Indigestion, catarrh or the stomach, biliousness, sour stomach, heartburn and bloating after meals, Send for book, mulled freo, on stomach troubles, by addressing the F. A, Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich. The tablets can bo round at all drug stores. Senator Teller Fntnted, Dknvku, Colo., April 27. United States Senator Henry M. Teller had an alarming fainting htnt Lougmount this afternoon Ho had attended the funeral or ex.Attorney-Goneral Byron L Carr. After the funeral he fainted uttiiochurch. He was taken to tho Carr residence, and ;it Was about 15 minutes ucforej ho rogalned conscious ness. The senator caino back to Den ver on tho train this, evening and was reeling ralrly well tonight. "To Err Is Human." People like to talk about attractive things In advertising. In a company reeonlly tho provcrt nbovo quoted, which appeared ut tho head or one ot a well constructed series or advertise ments or Hood's Sarsaparllla. was so much discussed that we doubt If any ono there will evor forget tho source whence It came. Messrs. Hood's & Co. aro using proverb advertisements on a very broad cale, and they are attracting dlfcusslou mid fnvurnhta comment everywhere. 2 Huie Wing Sang Co. 113 COURT IT. Opera House Blook. Japanese Fancy Goods, Chlnawarc, Silk Embrolderled Goods, Make all kinds Ladles Underwear, Importer all kinds Mattings. Prices aro lowest .. .:Money at 7 per cent.... Lowrateion wen jmpRrted farm and city properties. 'T. K. FORD. Oror Bushes Dank. TEMPLE Steam Fitting in New Houses And buildings, as well as gas fit ting, Is our strong point, and we will challenge nnyone to equal our scientific and perfect work In this line. If you contemplate having your house, cither old or new, tlttcd up with steam or gas, don't fall to get our estimate be fore deciding who will do the Job. You will find It us satisfactory as our work. BARR&PETZEL 214 COMMERCIAL STREr Telephone No. 2371 T. Kurtz & Hamilton PLUMBERS and TINNERS 03 COURT STREET. First oi Its Kind Built in the South. Christian Scientists Dedi cate at Atlanta, Message Read From Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy. Make a specialty of all Kinds of Sheet Steel and Galvanized Iron work rjoflng nnd guttering, u full line of Pumps and pump fittings. Prompt work and reasonable prices. We carry In stock tho Fairbanks wind mill. Cull and sec us before giving your order for mill or tank. Phone 234 Mrs. Ablglal Scott Dunulway. or Portland, ono or Albany's otirly mill iters, the mother or several or Oregon's brightest young men, and sister ot the uregoniun's tulentwl odltor, loft Porlltinil for Grand ltaplds, Mloh., to attend the National Woman'sSuf forage oonvontlon. On the evenlnu of May 2, Mrs. Dunnlwuy will deliver thu undress. Just now thu Incoming wheat la crowding Arlington warehousemen considerably, Die surplusage of store room having been preity well tilled with wool, Warehousemen, however, uro making every effort to provide room, so as to obviate the necosslty of sales being made perfom. Some of tl.l- . .,!..... . ...II. - ... nna mium, buiiiiik in ou conu per bushel, comes from points so far dis tant thut tho rancher must pay from 25 to 30 cents 11 sack freightage. " A Ten Pound Uo." Many women evui to ue been ilculed the JtJrrclouKift of inothi.rlioA.1 Ka. PROMPT WORK AND LOW PRICES. T J. SULLIVAN, TACTICAL TA1LOK A nice line of goods and samples on hand. Suits 915 up. Pants $5 tip.it perfect lit guaranteed, at 4 0 tf 220 COMMKUCIAL STREET, im ID IT s Good News tor the Suffering Public, fo Y. M. C. A, Tho annual eieotlou of member of too hoard of directors of tho Saleio Y. M. Q A. will be htlil m tlm V. M 0. A. rooms at 8 t. ui. Frldav avun. lug April 3d all aoilve members of the association uta ivqueslwl to bo pro cot 4Sd2t Hoard ov Dihkotokh Olberman'a Crime. ITho orlmo for Ahluh J. M. Olbor- mun wtts to have paid tho death pen- aly was oouunlitwl 011 the morning uf Fobruary 21, I80d, about twelve mile from ltosebtirgou Lea's urook In u minor's oabln In which ho lived with Ills partner Jasper N. Casteel and the lattoi's daughter, Mrs. Mary Stewart, wim was tueir iiouseKtHipor. Tho clr outintnncosattcudlug the ot lino woio peculiar, and were such us have (H1 many to dnubt the entire ruspoulbll Uy of Olbormrn, although It could but bi classed as uold-btnodml imiri.,r Tho two men had been wurkinJ placer claims together for marlv I). 0. Mills, the widely known mill lunalre and Piillunthroulst, was In PurUuud Tuesday, on his way to Alaska villi a party of sightseers, Thu most wonderful v the world Is tho trunie: u , XUiiliiT roots, siems, leaves, powers nor seeds. An adjustlbie attachment to the uiejeietnat woukl ht the gardu would HU a lung fell want, in No oxperloitoed hu.band tells his wl'elirptUQont8liowi when she Is all romly tn start out. &m Safe;- V mv. vtw ji' rnvl.N ". Te 1 1 vy .v. c" akj, j Vm Vvv f V motherhood be cause of tome weakened con dition of the cclal otcan- in which malt r a mnih.r. hood possible; 7 but in the great majority of cases such a diUiculty is not bv unv mwin. Ill tboil&tli1. nt In.-Mnu !w 1'ierce'a Favorite Prescription, by restoring the natural, healthy condition of the orKiw UistiliCtly feiuitlitlc ha. brrn th m.... r egetable In ffS.b1eTcl!.h5W,CM om,n ,bc w,e A GtotKU cK-rgtman. Hev The enviouMrtvaU who wetc dttermined to make Dr. Cook i-ouble in the couru hare backed down, ana thtir alleged ciio wav dtsmlsedwhen it came into circuit court. They didn't d.re to meet the truth, as Dr CooVa pitient'i are too numerous au-t they arc ever grttefitl to the mi who has cured thtm and cau cure others. Dr. Cojk mikes a speclilty of .chtonlc diseases, and does not use poisonous drugs tr cure them. If you have a blend who needs help send him tu DK. J. F. COOK, Cnsultation bee. 301 Liberty it,eet. ATLANTA, Oa., April 2S.-The first Christian Science tomplo erected In tho south was dedi cated Aprils, Mrs. Llvlogton Minis, the head of the faith In Atlanta, officiating. Tho services were most Impressive and almost dramatic. Tho exercises were opened by a short talk by Mrs. Mlms, In which sho welcomed the congregation to tho now church and outlined the plans for tho faith and tho history of tho movement which resulted In the construction of the temple. Mrs. Mlms made a striking figure as sho de livered the opening address. She Is an unusually handramo woman, of Ideal figure, beautiful face, slherygray hair and with Inimitable grace In every movement. She Is tho wife of tho pres ident of Atlanta's most cxcluslvo social club and has taken a foremost part In all woman's Intel lectual attalrs hero. At the conclusion or her address the riad a long dedicator sermon from Mrs. Mary Baker 0. Eddy as follow s: My Uelovcd Brethren: You have mcl to consecrate your beautiful temple to tho worship of tbo only two God. Since the day wherein jou were brought Into tbo light and liberty of his children, It has been In the hearts of this people to build a house unto llltn whose namo they would glorify In a new commandment, "that ye love one another." In this new recognition of tbo riches of hit love and the majesty of his might you have built thlt house laid Its foundations on the Rock of Christ; aud, the ttouo which the builders rejected you havo made tho head tho corner. This bouse Is hal lowed by hit promise, "I will put my namo there forever, and my presence shall be there perpetu. ally, and mine eyes shall bo open and my ears attend unto the iprayer that Is mado In thlt house." Your feast days will not be In commemor ation, but In recognition of his prcsente; your ark of the covenant will not be brought out of the city of David, but out of the secret place of the Most High, whereof the I'salmlst sang, even tho omniscience of omnipotence; your tabcr naclo of the congregation will not be temporary, but "a home not made with bands, eternal In the heavens;" your oracle, under the wings cj the cherubim, Is Ttuth't evangel, enunciating "God Is Love." in spirit 1 enter your inner sanctuary, your hurt's heart, breathing a benediction for God's largest. Ho surely will not thut mo out fron your pretence; and the ponderous walls of your grand cathodal cannot prevent mo from entering whero tbe heart of a Southron has welcomed me. Christian Science hath a plaeo In Its court, In which, llko beds In hoipltalt.ono man's bead lies at another's feet. As you work, tho ages win for the majesty of Christian Science teaches tho mtjetty of man. When It Is learned that spiritual sense and not the material senses con vey all Impressions to man, he will naturally secx me bcience or his spiritual nature, and finding It, be God-endowed for dltclpleshlp. iiuuto uivioD iovo gains aumttlance to a humble heart, that Individual ascends tho scale ofmlracles, and meets the warmest wish of men andaugels. Cladln tnvluelble armor, grasping wie sworu or spirit, you nav started In thlt tub' lime ascent, and should reach tho mount of , latlon,for"lfyou would run, who shall binder you 1 .so dear, so due, to God Is obtdlence, thattt reacbet high Heavon In tho common walktofllfe-andltaflordseven me a perouls Hoof Joy. ' ' You worship no distant Deity, nor talk of un known Lovs. The silent prayers of our ehurchet resounding through the dim corridors of time, go fourth In waves of sound,, a diapason of heart, beats, vibrating from one pulpit to another and" irom one neart to another, tilt truth and love commingle In one righteous prayer, shall en. clrcla and cement the human race. The governmont ot divine Love derives lu om nlpotence from tbe love It creates In the hear of man; for love It alleglant, and there Itnoloy ally apart from love. When the human sense awake from their long slumber to sea how soon earth's fablet flee, and faith growt wearisome, then that which dellet decay and tatlsfles the Im" mortal cravings Is sought and found. In tha twilight of the world, pageantry, tn the las drawn sigh of a glory gone, wb ir ,t,.. .' 11MIU. UW1, Beloved brethern, I cannot forget Da patient towards persecution. InJuitlr. hath not a tithe of the powtf of Justice. Your enemies will advertlM for you. Christian Scl. ence Is spreading steadily throughout the world Persecution la theJlweakness of tyrants engen dered bythelr fear, and lor will cast it out Contlnu steadfast In tors and good works, chit dren of Light, you are not children of.darknast; let your light ahlae. Keep In mind the founda tlon of Christian Sclenco one Ood one Christ keep personality out of tight, and Chrltt't "blessed are ye" will teat your apoitleshlp. This glad Easter morning wltnestelh a rltea Savior, a higher human senao of Life and Lore; that wipes away all tears. With gravo clotho', laid aside, Christ, Truth has coma forth from the tomb of the past, clad in Immortality. Th sepulchres give up their dead. Spirit Is saying unto matter, "t am not thoro," am not within you behold tbe place whero they laid mel but human thought hat risen. Mortality's thick gloom It pierced the tton It rolled away and death hath IottlU sting, and tbe graro Its victory. Immortal courage fills the human breatt.and lights the.ltrlng way of Life, Mary Baker 0. Eddy, Pleasant View, Concord 1 K. II., Maroh 20. Then followed hymns, addresses by other members, readings from the Bible, and the usual concluding exercises. Tho church, which Is on West Baker street, it very handsome and imposing. It It built of Georgia granite so ranged aa to give an Imprei tlon of marblo. On the Inildo tbe edifice Is harmoniously completed, white and pink mar hie forming tho material decorations, the organ loft and reader'! desk being especially ornate, Thcro Is a handsome bronze pcdostral Just below the organ loft, whero burn tho seven lights which the Christian Scientists associate with those referred to In tbe fourth chapter of Zach. arlah. Tho first Christian Science ehapter was or ganlsed hero 10 years ago. Since then, under the sagacious management of Mrs. Mlms, the faith has grown by leapt and bouudt until today It numbers tomo of tho most prominent people In tho city among ltt membership. The fund with the exception of f 1000, for tho erection of the tomple wm raised among tho Immediate raembtrs of (ho congregation. Tho new religion hat been attaoked by pulpit and press, and openly expressed opposition accompanied every ttepmadeby tbo Scientists In tho direction of their new church. Whon ltt necessity was folly appreciated the membert quietly sot to work to accumulate the required fluids, and more than KO.0C3 has como Into the c'hurclf'treaiury lu the last law years, Of tho membert of the congregation few of them ere wealthy people, but they have all glvan with a spirit and generosity indicative of their great earnettnesa aud their desire to build a cburch that should for all time b a monument to tho first congregation of Christian Scltnttsts In this section of tho country, as well as being a medium, as they hope, for the more general dtsiemlnatlon.of the principles of tbtt religion. There Is only one place In town to get a FIRST-CLASS HARNESS If you are n stranger, ask your neighbor, he will tell outogotoW. W.JOHNM Jus babk of the Red Fiont Drug Store. 4.13d wim HED FRONT LIVERY FirstClass Feed and Boarding stables, 104 .Commercial Street. SALEM, ORE. Wm ULLREY, Prop. Best Rigj, for Commercial Men Sublet lu tame bloolc Hotel Wltlaraotto. C3"Saro trams und comfortable rigs for ladles and family drlylnir n sbes lalty. Horses boarded by day, week or month nnd best of oatlsructlon guaranteed. 3.1 tf We Can Save tfou Money On Poultry and Lawn foncln barb wlronnd thlnglcs. (Vpentsr thop In eonnoctlon, l'hona 122 SALUM tt.M3.lm KICNOE WORKB, Walthr Moulby, Prop, A9 Htate Street. jyjyrr give your enlarging TV xx work to traveling men when you can get it done at home for the same money and know what you are gett'ng W, D, Rogers, Prop., 65 Stato St. Steam Dye Works, . No. 105 Commercial street, opposite Willamette- hotel. Ladles and gentlemen's clothing cleaned, dyed, re paired aud pressed. .Flno blankets cleaned or dyed and nicely finished. Kid gloves cleaned, 10c; dyed 25c. that yours Incurable. A Great Mystery Explained Kviry small boy has tlvedotlui? auarreUnvAr Mm .iivui.... .. . a'u "iwrmoa. Wlham. Mitchell Cu Oa in a trttw wiifa l Dr Mm uy. v h.d lx,u hukM dl years without oT.pring tcn wife coi. mud UktHs Dr tlrtce-. Ftvoifcc nJ!Z. lion. 1 thea wrvtc lo you fer a4vw im! voir luuructlont wti lo firt Gafcitn Mnttcal W ctmry altrroatetv whh the Hvrite Hwcria. tleo 'This wr did. The rnult it mtonukxi S my wife leroo.1 health and a Uu pound boy la honor of the wwU famed l)r Hc- I haw named hltu litre Favorite iTnotiptlou Is "-- " ,.. tn iutmi wuraeti l . JjLSTTr . uryy f.cAUU wnarwr m&rmjwwM nHvmiim vim uivuiuu ur ihq x. potise aud prodl. The trouble Anally culminated lu a lawsuit, oiber. uiau securing a Judgment ugalnt hu partner, this groalj ohaurlned Cm tel, who It Is oldlmixl. U'rwionetl to take Olberman'a life at a time when ho would least uxpoct lu On the night preodlng the murdar. Usteol, Mrs. ytvrart, aud the htur's ' riiviuan who has really souuded llfo doesn't have egutlsui enough lelt to make him u cynic. Hiltlor and baoou urediMlaretl by a me.lloal writer to w tho uuwt nour- uuingur all food. It ,Tl,e uM e-Ple"ie d skill which Dr Pierctr baa aojutred during his ihuty ear' mng Surxk t V ,71 . .. ' n"1tT pnystctan to the Invalid' Hotel and Sunrlcal Initimt. f Buffato. NY . baa made bis name known and hi mediciuea nrcoKutted as standard remedlea in every civ lined country on the Btobe, Ilia great thousand page illutniicd book, tbe People's Cbtumon nu. t-.i Why J. A. Rotan sells un dertaking goods cheaper! man any one m the city The Gen. M R1-m l.lk. -. -1... -.- ... ' " )"n I , ", UWW4V e'Vu Za.unrZ, . surance Agency nere my husband died, and tbe song and tb Always to the front with brst rates and policies In the lending companies. Employment Agency, Un you want wonc, or need help of any kind? Apply at oner. lie srne. a full .took or tamuur. M wr llne. ( ,wo ll00f, h iwaloaic-. PhonlM.Md KM. MlHuJ; ical Advier" hat bad tbe rrttte.t sale f any medical work iu anv laniruirr a fr it ton baa been tuiblfahrd and ,..,.. a ao U SUpnoxJal that Lha t,M, little son, ocouplel the Mer rooms of f?14, ef Mni '" hA-ru of Africa tbe bouM. Olbcrman Mnini. ., .. 30 i40 fwU talrs, About6ttlwkln ihe morn., CTmSSSi AjlltlfH lftA. . k..l.ll.l. . a vv..,.w. uu vj: puuiwaru na a pa, bound, copy will be aeut to any family .-.-.v., v,i.p cicepi ne mere 1 """ 7 "'vu on cent stamp &'"!.. h yt4th yu' ddrea to iYk nuim Butfalo. for a heav ., " ;"' "- wu nrgiccu constipa tion untr from alow poisoning. IVkUi live, and Ham 4 mild cathartte. All modi clue dciUm. O. C. T. Co's PAS3KSQER 8TE.X.EU POMONA LKAYKS FOB IX)RTL.INU Monday W eduedy lui t Uv at I .-. -."-ivjui tad tvart 8t. wipuMry aieoicai AwociaHon N V . or If ntr-frr.,l .) .. -. ier cloth-bound copy uAiuiniX. Af-nt Jj tltar Liiu.ai. tl dSBV HIUIM, w tr ' I fu nwita. ITaltW tltl mm. vfe CURE YOUBSEIFI l Hi, ,j ,r 4b,., J-'.rtw, la k, a...,, T r&l.km. ....1 T ?"P ElUlCM. OlGfc ! ur M.Mu t k.Uvt K I4 Sty Uu f ! in fiua n. r ai in i4ta n,iM SswubSP dirge, surging my being, me expression to a f"","",l . rrom which I copy thl. verse: " ,ul Krlends. why throng in pity round we ? Whereforapray' ihe UU did toll, Dead Is be who loved me deajlyj Am I not alone In soul f Did that mldnlghl shadow, falling upoDi 1b i,,MrKM,h,?rtl,f 'be"Pa of human woe, which I, the merciful desbrn of fi.7i u)ve.andso help to evolve ih., ,.... '" ID .s a pathyfor suO.rlng humanity which Vmwci-1 K"1 paling Itwlth the mornl.,. w... .!"". day glory of Cbrlltlau Science I -Toparty to Kit. Register The age Is f. answering this question- Does U ou" aRency. Wli"",). ,e,UM m-"rU n'' ln2M COMMERCIAL KTReVt, SALEM. healing h worst forms of cni..i . 1 g.nlcdla.. "r "Perlence In Uth pucllcw -ut.ru medic., and the ultuiS. Pbysleat practice of edWn.-ahow. the Uuer not,, equaung. hut vastly J It :..),, Wept Master a. author ' u'demsu1' ,"r,B' " ,nf"''- W .aakL 1 ,l0 CUr "-cM oflunaey rted I heir great Tcwh.r, "Why could not wi , cast him ,,,. ,,, ,M w ,h not out. ba, by nLttag" MWo,.,V.,KeWt"Jmrofthc dlT,ne uf InkflMnt . hu"d "d abova matter n healing disease, remain, teyond question- , '"8 divine decision tn behalf or Mind. 1 'ius gave bis dlolple. ismdenu) power over all of disease, sua the BlblTwaawr" b.vi.h,hMU PP-.11fe. should .!-: " i "U-'.n aa .' CoJ"ndue.l fc.V !..." "'? "T M ta. '- - uvotarea tnat praeue would remain, w inem mu .Ki.k .. .. Umu,.), 7k.:. -". V" """ .DT' . - ait WMfUl, lDn In Irl. a TOHOP'GROWERS, Special price on hop twine. Before buvlng'your twine icall and get our prices, Wm. Brown & Co.,Saleoi,Ore., deal ers In Hops, Wool, Mohair, Fura and bop Grower's Supplies. 3-3-eod &w Herschbachd bU Itachlug even u it did BLACKSMITHS and WHEELRIGHTS. We will ShOA Vflllr hnrca K.ilM nr ood, wbertfor. vtttify bi. propheu JSElt ? n??JT J0 w or 'ituplements ar.fuWHn.hu pro pb.syVa " .rtStaJhu KU Ucated to our patrons UstpromUa. "Lo.1 am with ,oa al.ai-r , ,a,K.Uarantee '"a- OUT work will wsra weUfor it. worldimo,. ,.hiH l ' "atlsfacinry. Shoo 100 Chemeketa bbl .urvlved. Vb, .alT-v m'el- Tcleh"ne 2765. 4-1 If doett, x r . , of tbe anoleat aaacandotba mlraalet that tbwi rapt Cod b with hln." mmmmmmm IWWl,-,fllfiWMtipi. II :VuAvJjMrM, rfl .. itmiiif iriflihii JtttitatJhfcAtAUv-