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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1900)
rrriinK!arK&FfMr.tfakljfra MdMCflMj ' f GOLD DUST THE BEST Washing Powder ttfeattudafaa kttemekta Harry Hugging of tho Great Northern H. H. Co., Traveling Passenger Agents, nro in tho city, registered nt the CottogO Hotol We Beg to rull your niton tion that our entire linoof Holiday roods in tiBBortmont nro now on display. Wo have tho pleasure to nay thnt tho assort ment and stock is much targornnd nicer than ovur buforo. iliu entire linu is nr ranged in departments ami you can hco it imicli bettor. You inny havo seen u good ninny niro pieces in thu storn tho lust tew weeks, nut not what wo havo now on display. Tho children's (lopnrtmeut Ih extra largo this year in slnglo pieces of cuiu hination sots. Uoiihi and eeo tho en tiro lino, oven if you don't buy: wo aro glnd ho show you around and explain. Yokohama Tea Store 210 Con mercial St. i'iieni: 2111. Hnlcm Oro. KIIKU Illll.lVKKY. O. C. T. Go's PABtfENOKIt BTKA&iKH POMONA X AND TT altonA IiKAVKS VOW I'OltrfjAND Daily oxcopt BnndAT nt 8 a m QUICK T1MU AND CllKAl' ItATMH. I)xik botwnon titnto nml Cbnrt Bts. M. P. UALDWIN, Agont. P ERSONAL NEWS AND COMMENT A. V. Giesy hns returned from Astoria. " Ulisa Iloao SinunotiB started for San 'Francisco last ovonlng. Mrs. Norman Parish wont to Portland for a fow dayH visit yesterday afternoon. -J. II. Hurris and family uhvo returned !to their homo in I'onorn, Iowa, aftor a visit here, Oscar Dako of Meliamn was in tho city yestorday. Mrs. S. P. Kimball is vleitiim friends In Portland. Frank Buskcy, of Champoeg wno in Siileni yesterday. II. 1! Thiclson went to Portland last ovenlng on business. It. I). Flamming went to Portlaml on business this morning. Q. J. Farnham of Marlon was in tho city on business today. Mies Annnlluchnit went to Potllnnd last for u fow days visit. Miss Florence Urown, of Sllvorlon, is visiting, tho Misses Cora and Neva Griswold. .Mrs Mary O'Keofo roturned to her homo in Kodavillo uftor n visit witli friends hero. Prof. K, T. Moore and Prof. G. A, Prentiss wont to Astoria this morning to hold a teachers' institute. MisB Lottie Annorson, of Sucramonto, who hrts been visiting friends hore, started for her homo yesterday. Hon. Ed. Hatch catno up from Port land last night. Hatch eanio down from Alaska about one month ago. J. II Ireton, of Marsh, Idaho, with his neico, Mrs. J. 12. Long, of Portland, Is visiting at tho homo of Mrs. 0, Ireton. W. M. Knlsor, G. Stolz, J. L. Lani brith and Major' It. II. Loabo wore among tho Salemites going to Portland yesterday. Miss Kmma Snydorof Aurora who was horo on a visit for a fow days with hor cousin Miss Bortha Forstner, went homo yostorday evening. C. L. Dally returned from a fruit buying trip up the Columbia, whoro )0 found largo quantities of prunes, but not up in quality to tho Wlllamotto vnlloy prunes. , J. P. Jones of tho 8. P. It. It. Co., and A Gift to Give. It is so often difficult to decide what to get your friends for holiday gifts. Here is a suggestien: "Good morning, Jonnio. I havo brought you a nico present," said Gertrude, as alio handed her friend a neatly wrapped j.ackago. The pale, weary looking girl, who was slowly recovering from eovero Illness, opened tho bundlo ond hold up a largo bottlo of clear, rich medicine. "Hood's Sarsnpnrillal" eho oxclaimod "I havo been reading about it today and wished I had a bottlo," On New Yvar's Day Jcnnlo was able to bo out on tlio street, and to hor friends who remarked how well sho was looking sho simply said, "Hood'B Sareaparllla," and every one of them knew It was this great medicine that had given hack her neaitii. Musics! Recital. Monday ovonlng at tho University Chapol will bb given a recital by music Btudents. A good program Is jiromisod. FOR A COLD IN THE HEAD Laxative Bromo-Qulnlno Tablets n&sa iAm&QSOmmH&MmL4?m HkAiM Sl&fcMMa You may Elected not bo elected mayor hut you can elect to provldo your homo with tho best of provisions and groceries from HltANBOK & ItAQAX. The Mnulo I.mUern. How many of m while using magic lanterns have wondered how they were llrst made? Indeed they aro of very respectable nntlqulty. As early an the seventeenth century a Jesuit named Klrchcr constructed oue. It was n very crude affair, and ns ho wao not unwilling to excite the fours of the pcrsous who witnessed his exhibitions ho called It a "magic" lantern, nnd so It huH always been called. There are reasons to believe that the lantern was In use even earlier Uian the seventeenth century and that the mysterious llgures which tho old as trologers produced In tho smoke of their mystic Urea were produced In tho oamo way as Klrcher pioduced his, the Binoko hiding the lantern. WILL REMOVE THE MAINE WRECK The Havana Harbor Is to Be Cleared of the War Relic. r Aiiaclat fra is (It Journal. Havana, Dec, 8. Tho government has asked bids for tho removal, at last, of tho wreck of tho historic Maine. It is required that tho wreck nnd all mate rials for its removal must bo out of tho harbor boforo April 1, 1891. This will make quick work of it, as it will nut bo more than three months from tho time tho work of removal has been begun. Tito wreck is an impediment to naviga tion, as it creates a sanddar. It is also an obslaclo to the full reconciliation of tho Spaniards and Americans, as it is a continuous romindor of tho breaking out of tho war. Tho Cubans may well havo a tonder rogard for tho Maine, ns sho indirectly won their freedom from Spain. Whoro tho romuanta of tho wreck will bo put is as yot uudeler minced, but whorover they nro neither tho Amorlcans, Cubans nor Spaniards will fall to "Itomombor the Maine " jjjgggeMWjiagiitaijaiaMi,ti i mfirmt.i'-iish-rr Extraordinary Offer. Commencing Monday Dec. 10, wo pro pose giving with every ladies shoo nt $2.50 and over, a pair ol rubbers. Now Is tho timo to take advandago of this offep, Kruasso llroo. An Unilmri iiKNiiiont of Ilulrr. "Whnt'H tin- turner. Hobby?" "Gin'mn. the.v's too ninny folks n-brluglu me up I'd get nlong hotter If f on'y IiihI you." Indlnnnpolls Journal. Notice. All bills against tho Citizens' Cam paign Committee will bo paid if O K, on presentation by N. J. Judaii. 12 8 3t Tho "Guido" is becoming quite popu lar, Oroniso makes them. 125 tf tho 0. All SUNDAY SERVICES. MUST HlESllYTKItlAN. Ilov. T. F. Royal will occupy Presbyterian pulpit tomorrow, w. c. t. w. ltov. Carson will speak at tho V. T. U. hall tomorrow at 4 o'clock. are Invited. YKWI'AIIK UNITKl) llltkTHRkN. A 8orics of evangelistic services nro now bolng hold evory evening lit 7:30. Sunday morning nt 11 o'clock. M. C. Davis and Dr. V. Rcyuolds in cbargo. CllttlHTIAN RCIKNCK. Salem church of Christ Scientist, 200 Liberty tttreot. Sorvicos, at 10:30 a. m. and 7:l'.0 p. in. Sundays and evory Wed nesday evening nt 7 :30 o'clock. Subject of lesson eermon "Sacramont." 8T. Paul's kpiscopal, 0. J. Scovcll, Ph. D Rector, holy com munion, 10:30 a. m., subject of sermon, "Mngnllicot," Sunday school, 12 in , Evensong, 7:30 p. m., subject "Over coming." EVANGELICAL CHUItCH. Seventeenth and Chomokota street. N, Shupp pastor. Preaching service by tho paetor at 11 a. m. and i :30 p. m. Sunday school at 10. am., Y. P. A. and Junior at 3 p. in., Senior 7 p. m. CENTRAL CO.N'nilIOATIONAL. Comer 10th and Ferry street. T. II. Henderson, Pastor, preaching at the usual hours tomorrow. Subject nt 11 n. m. "Groat Support in Great Trials" Subject nt 7 :30 p. in. "ProgresB mado During tho Century Now Closing." IIA1TIST CHOIICH. Itonnldo McKlllop, pastor. Logic, Youni op( tion ay i tint "Christ's Manifostntion to thoDisclplos' ec 5l ig' with Powor nnd Grent Glory" nt 7 :30 p. nt 10:30 a. in. Sunday echool at 12:03 m. ing at 0:30 : Peoples Mooting led by Mrs.Stolz p. in. "uoming. in mo uiouub aaMkMHq OUR. HOLIDAY- HDIN i I Early last summer, when the people of Salem were thinking of seaside or mountains, we were thinking of Christmas and what to buy, Our task is now com pkte and ready for your inspection, The early shopper will have many advantages over the tardy one, as our many different lines will not be broken up, the store wiltf not be so crowded, We will lay aside anything you may buy -and keep it for you until Christmas Eve, thus saving you the trouble of going home late or going in at the back door with bundles under your wraps. j z 'HIS being our first Christmas season in Salem we were somewhat at sea reirardine- the demands ot the trade; but we argued that good values would be just as accept- r abls here as elsewhere. With this end in view we commenced our buying, selett-" lniT here and there, the choicest nrrirlM fnr ihp lpnsf mnnov TIia line V-jliiftc' lU many instances buying direct from the factory to save the middle man's profit, taking the Largest Possible Quantities in order to get the Lowest Possible prices. We invite you to visit our store and see the largest stock that has ever been in this room. You will; nof.'be asked to buy, so you can feel free to look around. Our goods are all marked in plain figures and while looking around you can learn prices. wirygTV?f?W,Tgtyg,W- " $rt10iIZyiVtir't'KW,'rr?T1AQ!1. 'HtCV, WH IIW-iM Salem's Best Store ,,, HOLVERSON'S HOLVERSON'S Salem's Best Store GIVE A NICE IN A NICE BOX. prottily decorated box to put it with nil handkerchiefs nt .'10c up. Wn cell von a nplendld Hand kerchief at fiOc nnd give you u Into, lioxea free AN ARRAY OF SILK PATTERNS ' That lll mako IT TAKES A LOT OF RIBBONS TO SUPPLY THE Cvl!ta.rn ! CHRISTAUS TRADE bo seen at ouri silk conn tor, Low n r I c h, I splenlid ynlneH quality the i best. i Gibson hooks nnd pictures nro hero for those who ndmlro tho beautiful and nrtlsrie. Maud Adams edition of Hnrry'd I.ittlo Min ister. Irvings Knlekerbockor history of Now York. Tho nbovo nro from tho bindery of U. T HusSell who stnnds nt tho bond ot nil pub lishers in getting out line gift books. Toilet articles ns hore, ranging in prices from 85c for n brush, comb and mirror In a neat box, to $15.00. Millinery brushes, ebony backs in leather cases. $4.00 to $6.00. Toilet Sots, hand covered lenthor ImckB. gold trimmings, $15.00. .Albums wo always have, but Just nt this time, inoro than during tho rest of the year. Cur stock is too largo nnd wo do not want to carry many over. It would take too much space to toll ,ou all about them, no can show you hotter. Price 75c to $5.00. Leather goods, is another our strong points This yonr wo bought tho entire lino of travolors samples ntSOpor cont. discount. This SO per cent, ie yours if you caro for 11. Thero aro I'uraoH, Pocketbooks, Hill Hooks, Cigar Cases, Travolors' Cases and all at Bpeciul prices. Buying books direct from the pub lishers is the reason we can make the surprising prices you will find in this store. Grod Cloth Bound Books, Lower than Portland prices AHImus One Svlatle Series Splendid for Little I'oIKi Vidtmaum Series ISO titles-dainty lft books 18c 50c 35c The Ajax series, copyright books by E. P. Roe, Emelia E. Barr, Eggeles ton, Frank Stockton, J. S. C. Abbot Alfred Church. Pub. trice $1,25 our price $ ,75 Our stock of current fiction is the most up-to-date ever shown in Sa lem and we give 10 per cent, from the publishers price. David Harem, pub. price $1.25 our price $1.35 Richard Cowes. -Pub. price $1.50 our price $1.35 To Have an to Hold Pub. price $1.50 our price $1.35 M'Louihllndd Old Oreton-Pub price $1.50 our price $1.35 Alice of Old Veneneem- . Pub, prlce$l.50olir price $1.35 Eben Holden . pub. prlce$t.50 our price $1.35 Starling Silver nuvoUlos aro much larger nnd handsomor than ever boforo. This la another rnso where savu you tho middla man's profit, as wo buy from' tho largout manufacturing Silversmiths in tho country. Prices ranging from 25c to $1.00 Candle sticks aro still In popular favor, but nro largor for tho prtco than ovor boforo. Wo hnvo them lu ulnck nickel and gilt, 35c to $3.50. Pictures and Statuary are always a thing of beauty and a Joy forever. They are rest ful to tho eyo and glvo n tono of roflnomont to the homo. Wo aro especially proud of this part of our stock and solicit your Judg ment ou our flections. Pictures in carbons, Platinums nnd tho now plntinetto1). 25c to $5.00. Fountain Pens It is only noceseary to mention that wo carry tho colubratod Wot ormnn "Ideal" nnd Hwan pons, tho best In tho world. $2.25 to $5.00. thooo nro always acceptable ns thorn In Lbony, and pearl Gold Pin a gift. Wo hnvo holders, or tho plain pen. $1.25 and upwards Making your own presents? Wo Hnvo MAT BOARDS LONGS 8IIOCK FRAMES CELLULOID BINDERY PAPER TISSUE PAPER OIL COLORS CREPE PAPER TRACIKQ CLOTH THE W. H. BURGHARDf Q 263 Commercial Street. !!; Wn have a splendid assortment of all tho best rotors and widths in the ordinary ribbons and somo beautiful things In fancy trimming and neck ribbons. T Pins . , ; W , 1 ' f,',' Brooches and Other Kindred Articles of Personal 3 adornment are Shown HolVerson's THE BIG BARGAIN HOUSE OF SALEM "I TTbie In n splendid assortment novelty show cases . nt our Carlson Courier Wash Silks are the very Best we Could Find Wo'vo closed out all other lines in favor of tlilfl ono. All shadoB, all kinds, 5o a skein. 6 for 25c. vt Christmas buyers will not y Cell run after cheap, trashy arti- cies so mucn offered in years past. The hard times have taught the people the value of money, and buyers want sensible and lasting gifts for their friends. Careful and discerning buyers will find our store crowded with the very best of merchandise at the very lowest of prices. Time has taught us that goods won't move at high prices, and they must moye and move fast if we make any profit at all. Therefore we have made prices - fair prices for honest goods which we know will sell our stock, and we ask you in your holiday shopping to step into our store and examine our displays. MONEY BACK IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED. Aleans we'll take goods back and refund your money if you find the same quality elsewhere at less price. . olVers it's THE BIG BARGAIN HOUSE OFSALEH XZt&Mi i sou Jr $c After all is Said and Done What is intro, doatrnhlu for tho long winter nighttlran Good Blankets Wo havo tho heat procurable to sail at7fKito 112.00. Table Linen Is Always Welcome to a Housekeeper Or a young lady who nt soma timo expects to be one. Our lino em braces somo of tho host bargains ever shown in Salem. Sterling Silver Novelties.-.. For the Dresser For the Desk For all Sorts of Use Guaranteed Sterling Silver article as low aB 96c. We alo ha8 a did Imo of Silver Mounted Kbonoid toilet aitiole at Se up. Trunks, Valises Grips tplen HEXBPvVvCiiSHHHLBiHLV' Suit Ca'ses What ultl he more suitable as a gift forth avoragn gentleman or lady Own ono of tho above named arttoloi. We hjtvo a splendid line and lliey havo all been marked at antl monopoly prlM. : : t : SALEM' BEST STORE HOLVERSON'S SALEM' BEST STORE in. Tho last bolng tho third in tho series of great Gospel Themes. ' Finsr CONUIIEMATIONAL. Preaching nt 10 !i0 n. in. nml 7:30 in. Morning suhleet: "My Place tho Kingdom of God." Evening sub Ject: "Tho Heart's Garrlcon." Sunday school at 12 m. Y P 8. U. K at lli.'IO p. m. Annual church meeting ou 'I lies day at 7:;u) p. m, MKT1IODIHT KI'IHCOI'AI., John Parsons, pastor, Hcrvlies at 10:30 a. m. nnd 7 ;.t0n. m. Hub ject tho morning sermon "Tho IMiing of tho Waters, a Revival Study" and In tho evening '(From riea to Hen, a dory of travel" Sunday school at 12 in. and Un wort Leaguunt 0:30 p. m. Tho choir will furnish special mmslo uudor tho direction of Prof. Francesco Selny. KIHMT UNITKU KVANdKMt'AI.. II. I Pratt, Pastor. Tho Horvlccs will ho conducted by Uev. U, ( . Poling presiding elder of the district. Who will preach at 10:30 a. in, and 7:30 p. in. A' ter.tbo morning sermon the colouration of tho Lord a supper will bo observed, Sunday school nt 12 m. K. 1,. O, K. 0:30 p. m. UNITARIAN. Sunday morning Hey. T, I.. Kliot will preach on "What U Inspiration." This will bo the second Sunday In advent, when "Holy Scriptures" Ih an universal theme, and is presented by request for itmt reason. .Mrs. u. n. lunges win sing at the morning service "Only TriiBtlng," by White. V. M. C, A. Hoy. 0, C. Poling, presiding elder of tho Salem district In tho United Kyan gelical church, will nddrues a men's meeting at tho Y. M,C, A rooms at I p. in. tomorrow. Tho social hourlmme-, iiiuiuij ivnunu-5 nii v uiuii i-w Mi sujipwr will bo served at this Hum. All men aro cordially invited. Y. M. C. A. HOLDS CONVENTION AT EUGENE The Excitement not Over The rush to tho drug store stijl con tinues nnd dully uoorea of people will for Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption. a bottlo of Kemp's lialeum Tor thoThnmt and I.migs for thoauro of Coughs, Colds, Kemp's iSalsum, tho standard family roiuedy, Is sold 011 n guaruuteo and never (lis to give entire batlnfaotlon. Prioo c. aim 60o, 2 You hud hotter get your orders in at once at tho CronUo Studio if you expeet work for Christmas, 12 6 If readlna the Gold Fields of K BUI Ity., For Pmt utcurtd Why devoto all your tlino tho lioer War and the Gold Ala'Va? There an other mattors o vital Importance; yoa may make a trip Fast, and will want to Icunw how to travel, hi onler to have tho iMMtsor vice, usa the Wisconsin Central between St. Pul and Chicago, rates and otner iniorinatiou, wrlto Ja A, Clock, General Agent, Portand, Ore, Traveling is an easy undertaking and a pleaeant pattime now u days etpeoiul ly if you take tho Northern i'aultle for your Kaiitern trip. They know how tho' pretent day rally way poeiiger liked to travel and what ho wants and they supply him with the comforts of u home. The Northern Pacific runs ihrouh trains dally to St. Paul and Minneapolis and also has throogh car service to Kansas City, Omaha, and St, Louis. 12 0 lOt 1 1 OAJyTOMIA. BiinO iMUWW WW Ktljl CWtM wgttwn Three Days' Session One Hundred Delegates From Oregon and Idaho, Tho Young Men's Christian Assouln tlons of Oregon and Idaho met In mass convention In Villutd Hall, University of Oregon, in Eugene, I'ridny afternoon at .'I o'clock. Delegates from all college Associations nnd nil olty Associations In these two states nro In attendance, sum. boring nearly 100. Delegatos Inigan ar riving on Thursday, but tho majority reached Kugeno ou tho 2 120 train Fri day afternoon and wero met nt tho sta tion by a committee appointed for that purpose by tho local Association and escorted to Villard Hall. When the delegates alighted from the truiu the air was made to resound with the different oollogo yells, which wero given with n vim. The following colleges are reprHSii(od by student and fnaulty: Monmouth state normal; Willamette university, S.1I0111; Puellla college, Nowherg; 1'iiuifio university, For8tOrovo;Allmuyoolhtgi; Indian training school, Choiuiiwa. City association at Portland and Oregon City are nlea represented. The music is in oh urge of Mr W. W. Pond, Mr. Win Wudhums, a well known business man of Portland, will sing wvor.il soIim. Tlio V. O. glue oliibnni and OliHiuiiwa mule quartette will sing oil Saturday uveuing. The eitiuuiiH of Kugeite have opened the doord of their hoinwi to thwe earnest Christian workers with that true hod pitallty for whieli Kogeno U noted. Tho stwHions of the convention nio huld In Villard Hull during the day timo and at the different ohuruheoat night. All delegatus aro urged to remain iu the olty until the ono o'ulook tram Mon day, iK'oembor 10th, 111 oxdur to visit the University of Oregon, A ipeoiul as sembly of all Htudojita and faculty will Le convened at 0 a. 111., In Villard hall, at which tho University Glito and Treble Clef Clubj will sing and brief ad dressqa will h made by prominent visit ing delegates and speakers. TELEPHONE COMPANY FILES INJUNCTION Suit to Prevent Collection of Tax on its Instruments. Ordinance is Void. Tho Pacific Stales Telephone and Tel egraph Co., n corporation, this morning men in wep't No. 2 of the circuit court. a suit to onjoin tho, itfty of Hnlem nnd I). W. Gibson, marshal of caul 1 Ity. from collecting the t,ux on telephones of tho defetident corporation. Tho complaint is a "long one. It re- cltoH tho ordlniinco byf which tho city of naiem grautou to Geo. H. Lndd certain privilege for tho erection and operation of telephone llue,i In Oils city, thto privllegea having been sinco assigned to the plaintiff oorporntlon. Tho right granted to tho olty liy tho city by the legislative not of Incor)or ntion aro also recited, and (ho ordinance recently eunalod by tho council, to li cense telephones, It Is also nllcgod that the telephones used by plaintiff nro the property of tho Amorlcnn Hell Tulophouo'compiuiy. It Is argtiBod that the city hns 110 powor uudor tho cliurter to levy any tux iu excess of ten mills, and that this amount lias alioady been lovlod nnd cob leoted on tho prjwrty of dufondnnt, nnd that the proposed lloenso feo Is an ad ditional tax wlileh tho olty has no pow or to collect, us ltn purpnwii Is to raise revenues, It la ullcLod that (ha Ultphonu or dluuiiCM is Illegal uud vvld In that it li not uniform or (vjuhI tnxnltoii; and beoauso the olty has no Ker to com K)I defendant to furuUh a lUt of ita tele-plion. 1 Tho plulutlff prsyi .ffir n UniK)rary restraining order, that the onJInuiiuu bo adjudged void uml that sakl Tostraliilitg order Ihi made perpetual. P. It. Strong la attorney for plaintiff. 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 Tht Oftaiai Pirty. The first of the "Murtll figlr" Purlieu will bo given at Hotel WlllumetU. Tuw day, Dee. Uth. Grand March at H.6 prompt. Jt. A. Piwmk, Prtw. A North Dakota Judje. IIismaiik, N. D. Dee. 11-Tho state canvassing board has begun Ha work of canvassing tho votos cast at tho late election. Thero fa a curloua lock of conformity between tho statute und tho constitution which creates tho odd sit uation of tho Supremo Court J udgo taking his seat on tho first Monday of Deconibor, or eight days beforo ho can bo declared elcctod. In this caso ho received all tho vtftos cast, so thoro no body BUfllcIontly conccernod to make complaint, III election vacates tho ofllcoof Attorney Gcnoral, which no ccssltatea tho appointment of n sue ceiior ono month boforo tho nowly elec ted Mtornoy Goneral's torm Logins. At tho saino timo Gov, Fanchor is In California, hopolossly 111, and tho Lieu tonantQovornor Ii filling htiplaco, -This makes a sort of haif-tholl, govonimout of it all around. CHINA MATTING cheap nt Huron A Hamilton's. Tho Mardl Solr Dancing gjub will glyo their first party at Hotel Wil lamette T ueeilay ovonlng next. 'Tho local orchoetra will furnish ,q muslc,iMlated by Portland muslolaus. The features of theovenlpg will bo daijolng Iniospaf l ous dining hall aud caid playing In The adjolnlnjr reception rooiiu Tho tloor committee promises a porfict floor for tho occasion, and the Invitation commit too repot t about sixty couple to bo jiroa ent at tho dobut of this new club, which promlros to bo ono of tho most popular ovor orgaulxed In tho capital oily. (vd mission to those parties will ho strictly by membership cards, with which all members will lie provided for the season. It will bo well to mako ougagonients at tho Oroniso Studio, for an usual wo 11 ro (iiite busy this time of tho year. A GOOD MATTING, heavy nml duru hie at Huron and Hainlltou'a. STANFORD TEAM T0PLAYC0LUftBIAS Van Fiu.scihW, Dee. 8 gtanfgrd vic torious football eleven 1 to bo pitted on Christina day In San Fraiipjsoo ugulnst the giants of Columbia Unlveulty of New York City. Gold rained tneda nsior Christmas Next to opium In power are certain kinds of KruNnes, notable among wulch Is hemp, whlth oausffs Intoxication aod amosthesla. 1 " HOW Alllt YOU to koepongood terms with wife it you do not get her one of our Household Treasure. You know it Is.wo who have the good kind, IIuukn it Hamilton. Th "fiur S Star" Hhem glvo sHtfufaetlou. ituoket has New Tho a full lino and tells iwrln York them cliean. conshlerTinr the 1111 tJltwSt. Try tho Klito for Christina I'oti 12 5 M CASTOR i A For Infauti and Children. The Kind You Have Always Eoyfch Dears the eiguatare of S iUow today advertisements four Inea or luaa In thlf aolumn Inaartud hree time lor atVa, BOo a woale at Sarnerrate? ' A" ovor,our '" IIKU' WANTED MALK. An energetic mw w wuko hh ohio in cBicni, ur.. 1,10 a l..lfu ..Ar.(.lMi...kf. .'. uiKKUlHVturtUg UOOSO. lor a largo Salary 1125 per month and extra pra ttle. Must lurnlih good reference and have $1200 cash. Address Uox 1151, Philadelphia, Pa. 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