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-,"'fIWWIPl!W'PP',WWWl UpP'Mfl'f )'" JWi i w r!-tmm 'TS'W'Viy'lg'fl" JJ' SOCIAL WORLD . AND tfRSONAL MENTION THE DAILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1901 Socialists of Oregon. n nyan, candidate for governor L the Socialist ticket, furnishes tho illefflng: The Socialists of Oregon nre jn- .ing very fast. Wo will have workers In tho field, and ranko ir flglit on reform Isbucs, demanding Initiative nnu rcioronaum, tho lection of united States senators direct vote or tho people, tno plac- g of all state officials on a flat sal not to exceed fuuu, aim au rocs, rautsltes nnd apptoprlatlons to rc- rt to the treasury, and the pay- lent of all warrants upon presenta- The Socialists will poll a largo file, an'' " l" '"' uiuuiia caai elr strength with us it Is Quito like- i that wo may oloct a largo portion our ticket. We will very likely rry Clackamas, Coos, Curry, Doug- Jackson, Linn and Lincoln conn- Mrs, C. II. Drown and Mrs. H. 0. Flanagan nnd daughter arrlvod In Sa lem this morning from Donvor, nnd havo Joined their husbands, and will mnko Salem their homo. Messrs. Brown and Flannlgan aro manager and superintendent, . respectively, of tho Salem Light & Traction Company. W. Mlley, of Aurora; Ed. T. Judd, of Aumsvlllo; J. D. 8lmmoim, Monitor; J: D. Dlmmlck, Hubbard,; J. M. Foor man, Woodburn, and J. 0. Slogmund, dorvals, wore Bomo of tho'candldatos nnd prominent Marlon county polltb clans In Salem today. Miss Lou Flolschman, who hns boon employed for several years In tho Hotel Wlllamotto dining rooms, leaves Monday to tako a almllar position In tho Hotel Josephine, Grants Pass, con ducted by Oeo. Goodo, formerly of Sa lem. Mr. nnd .Mrs. Clnud Gatch, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. G. Brown and Miss Lola Cavannugh wore In Turner Friday ov onlng, wharo thoy assisted in organiz ing a local chapter of tho Eaatorn Star. SUNDAY SERVICES. Unitarian Church. Chemeketa and Cottago streota. W. 0. Eliot, minister. Services nt 10:30 a. rn. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School at 12 m. Itov. W. R, Lord, of Boston, Mass., will preach both morning nnd evening. All wel come Second Church of Christ, .Scientist, 299'Llborty street. Services at 10:30 a. m. and 730 p. m. Sunday, and ovory Wednesday evening nt 7:30 o'clock. Subject of lesson sermen: "Probation After Death." Society for Bird-Study. sir. Lord, whoso vecent lectures on created bo much enthusiasm ong bird lovers, will bo in Salem unlay ovenlng, for tho purposo of anlzlng a club for tho study of Js. This club will bo slmllnr to tho n Burroughs club of Portland; and ral people havo already expressed r intorest. A meeting Is to bo hold the parlors of tho Unity Church, or of Chemeketa and Cottago cts, at 8 p. in. this ovenlng. All ) aro Interested in bird study are oil to bo present. o A Trip for Health. Eugene Broyman, of tills city, ox- Ms to leavo Monday, accompanied Vf)r. Tamleslo, of tho Salem Hos- statf, for Now York City, for Ileal treatment. Mr. Ilroyman will ;ono for somo weeks, and expects ecuro tho best nld that modern nco enn give. Ho goes over tho on Pacific nnd Now York Central, has secured a through drawing n enr rrom I'oitland. PERSONALS. A. Biggs was In Ilnlaoy todny. r. W. D. McNary Is In Portland. H. Roland Is homo from Jefferson. crotnry of State Dunbar was In land today. Iss Mabel Carter is In Portlnnd to d Sunday with relatives. rs, Frank Holmnn and children, of cr, aro visiting It. D. Holmnn and Jiy. Overton and Grant Corby, of dburn, were In Salem Friday af- oon. Irs. J. M. Patterson, accompanied lor daughter, Miss Prudonco, is vis- hor mothor, Mrs. G. W. Gray. lies Mlntn Gulss has returned to Mburn after a visit with hor sis- iMrs. E. Cooko Patton, In Salem. Miss Merle Davoy went to Portland this morning, to spond Sunday with her father, Frank Davoy, who Is re ported 111 at St. Vincent's Hospital. Mrs. Fraik Holman arrived last ev ening from Golser, Orogon, and will spend soverat weeks visiting friends here and at Whltcakor. Mrs. N. J. Damon has returned from Portlnnd, where sho attended tho an nual meeting of tho North Pacific Board of Missions. It. Stewart, a traveling man of Berkeley, California, Is visiting in Sa lem, tho guest of an old friend, Itov. II. A. Kctchum. Dr. J. A. Richardson, Stato Treas urer C. S. Mooro, R. B. Fleming and I. L. Patterson wont to Portland this morning. Mrs. C. A. Schultz, who has been visiting hor daughtor, Mrs. P. W. Dur bin, has returned to her homo In Spo kane. Dr. A. E. Tamleslo will bo succeeded as house physician at tho Salem Hos pital by Dr. J. W. Thomas, of Stayton, Mrs. Frank MUe hns returned to Portland, aftor a visit to her parents, Justlco and Mrs. F A. Moore. Ed. T. Judd, tho gllt-cdge dairyman and Republican nominee for tho legls laturo Is In town today. John F. Stolwer, Tip Humphrey and' Morchnnt Smith, of Jefferson, wore In Salem today. Mrs. J. H. Albert and daughter,, Mrn. O. F. Rodgcrs Bpent tho day in Portland. Sydney Morrison, of Portland, Is spending Sundny with his parents in Salem. Experts Clark and Buchanan havo gone to Portlnnd to romaln until Mon day. H. T. Bruce ha3 accepted tho agoncy for tho Advnnco Threshor Company. Van Sutherland Is spending n few days In Portland. G. W. Holcomb, of Portland, Is In tho city. W. C. T. U. Rov. W. A. Wood, of Roscburg, will address tho mooting at 4 p. m. Mrs. Staggn, musical dlroctor of tho United Evangolical church, will sing. All aro tnvltod. Evangolical Church. Seventeenth nnd Chemokota street N. Shupp, pas tor. Preaching by tho pastor nt 11 a. m. Subject: "Tho Gospel Ministry." Subject at 7:30: "Tho Dlvlno Mem ory of Man." Sundny School at 10 a, in. Normal class at 0:30 p. m. ft irvln PfittNl IX X First Christian Church. Corner of High nnd Center streets. Geo. C. Rltchey, minister. Preaching Sundny at 10:30 a. m., and 7:30 p. m. by Eldor A. Wood, of Roseburg, Oregon. Blblo School 12 m. Junior C. E. 3 p. m. Senior C. E. C:30 p. m. Prayor meot Ing Thursday at 7:30 p. m., M. M. Whito, lendor. The Practical Shoe Men, Have Just Received an Elegant Line of ..bmlro Red .. Remember all Goods Guaranteed, No Trouble to show Goods. ...Repairing a Specialty... PHOrjE BLUE 201. 94 STATE STREET. First Prosbyterlau Church. H. A. Ketchum, pastor. Preaching services at 10:30 a. m. nnd 7:30 p. in. Snbbath School nt 12 m. Young Peoplo'a meet ing nt C:30 p. in. Subject of morning service: "Delight In God'a Service." Subject of evening sermen: "A Case of Conscience." Methodist Episcopal. John Parsons, pastor. Services nt 10:30 a. m. nnd 7:30 p. m. 8ubject of tho morning Hormen: "Josus and tho Book," and of tho evening sormen: "Tho Call of God." Sunday School at 12 in, and Epworth League nt C:30 p, in. St. Paul's Episcopnl Church. Third Sunday after Eastor. Holy com munion, 7:30 a. m.; matins, 10:30 a. m.; Sunday School, 12 m.; ovotiBong, 7:30 p. in.; Friday, St. Luko's.Day, holy communion nt 10 n. m., evensong at 8 p. m, Central Congregatlonnl Church, on tho corner of 19th and Ferry strcots. T. 11. Henderson, pastor. Subject at 11 a. m.: "Thirst for tho Divine." Subject at 7:30 p. m.: "Lost a Star." United Evangelical Church. C. A. Rablng, pastor. Cottago street bo twoen Confer and Marlon. Sunday School 10 a. m. Proachlng 11 n. m. Subject: "Tho Courso of God's Word." Y. P. S. C. E. 6:30 p. m. Prnyormoot Ing 7:30, p. m., "Glwinlngs from Con- forence." Bishop M. S. Stanford, D. D of Harrlsburg, Pa., will preach In this church Tuesday evening, April 22d, at 7:30 p. in. First Congregational Church. Rov. W. C. Kantnor, pastor. Services 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p. m. Morning subject: "The Lord'B Disappointment." Even ing subject: "How a Syrian Captain Was Saved." Sunday School nt 12 m. Junior Endeavor at 3 p. in., Clara Jonos loader. Y. P. S. C. E. at 0:30 p. in., Robort Duncan leader. AMERICAN CREAM SEPARATOR. tho Greatest and Best Separator on Market. Thoro Is now to bo soon nt tho Mltcholl, Lowls & Stavor warohouscs tho famous American Croam Separa tor, and dalrymon can now accuro Uiom at this market. This sopnrntor took tho gold modal at tho Paris ex position, and is guarantood to havo tho largest capacity for tho money of any similar machlno mado. All aro lnvitod to como in and boo tho now nopnrator at tho Salem branch, foot of Stnto streot. d-wlt. o Hamilton Flotchor was in Portland today, Srnost Bean Is homo from Portland. HUIE WING SANG CO. 140 STATE ST. Headquarters fur all kinds oi import ed Ohlneeo nnd Japnneeo fancy Koodst silks, ohlnawnro, matting, otc A I'll, lino of ladios' furnishing goods, Gnr muntBimadoto order n specialty. Alt orders promptly nnd satisfactorily, Now low prices. 'm Racycle $35 to $60. A Full Lino on Hand. Wheels cleaned $1 00 Wood rims put on, jtl 60 Morgan & Wright cnting put on. . ,& 2f Inner tube, first quality $1 25 Morrow coaster Had brnko put on Q 60 Q. A J. Henvv tread caalniz (3 60 1002 Solar, Mnjoetio, 20th Century nnd Bonrch Light Qntt lamps oach $2 E0 Wo carry a full lino of sundries, in cluding tho following tires: Hartford, G.AJ., Dunlop, Fiak, Dolawnro nnd M. & V, (doublo tubo.) Wheels called for and dolivorod froo, Clayton R Young Phono Red 2650. FRANK J. MOORE All kinds of Bloyclo repairing dono on short notice and guaranteed first-class. All makos of rims nnd tiros fitted. Wheels Called for and Delivered. 109 Court St. Phono 204L !4 This signature in on ovory box of tho genuine- Laxative BromoOuininc,rMot yVZnati)xa ramtdjr lht cnroai a sold tu ana day. nirii iinMiiiinin m is,sjMi ii uriff LT?TfTKCTftg"ff1? Walter Morley DEALER IN All kinds of woven wire fencing. Valley headquarters for hop wire. SOME PEOPLE WANT THE EARTH, I ONLY WANT TO FENCE IT. 59 State Street, Salem, Ore, &SI TO BUY WIRE FENCING on account of old-lime cost, It is now the cheap-, est and most durable fence you-can buy. ) 5EV JJSBSEF AJMii slave tl JS, & ThU jlgiiMttro In on every box of the gonulno Laxative Bromo'OuInincTHbieu' ''?,"Z?''Z"E 'lie rvttinly lliot riiron u colli In mt !ny. Best Values Ever Offered Z5 1 wr i Vw? J jLJ wD Best Values Ever Offered IT DRHWS THE BHF5 -NO PUSH. ru '7 "S3JT Tlil.1 Draws tho Bar. Added Traction. E WHEELS WIL.L. NOT LIFT FROM THE GROUND. THE MITCHELL FOR - - BIG STOCK - ENDLESS VARIETY OF MODELS $15, $17.50, $20, $22.50, $25, $27.50, $30, $32.50, $35, $37.50, $40, $50. - ane: .i .I . I m m m r We can fit any tire to any wheel allowlng'or'charginst as the case may be. We have these tires always-Oxford, Defender Special. Hartford, Good rich, Kokuma, Dunlop, M. & W G. & J., We fit Dunlop and G. & J. Steel rlm. Everything in bicycle sundries. Good repair shop. irgest implement house in the 'illamette valley. We sell the st goods made in the world. We ye car loads of them in stock, and never disappoint a customer. ith our newly added store room have oyer 8000 feet of space the- ground floor. HP,(sBs,,TWiTsi3'- t , VsnBBotf Blizzard En Gutter... iMldiii; With Self Feeder and. Pneumatic Elevator. if . WE SELL MITCHELL WAGONS CASE PLOWS HOOSIER DRILLS STAR WIND MILLS MITCHELL FEED CUTTERS SWISS FEED CUTTERS BLZZARD ENSILAGE CUTTERS DIAMOND FEED MILL8 PLANET JUNIOR GOODS CULVER DRAG SAW MACHINES BADGER 8PRING TOOTH HARROWS FLEMING -STACKERS AND RAKES BIS8ELL CHILLED PLOWS CHAMPION MOWERS, BINDERS REAPERS AND RAKES SOUTHWICK HAY PRESSES "MEYERS" PUMPS AND HAY TOOLS 8TAYON DOOR HANGERS CLARK'S RIGHT LAPS HENNEY BUGGIES BEE LINE VEHICLES BABCOCK VEHICLES BARB WIRE, BALE TIES BINDER TWINE AND ROPE MITCHELL WAGON GREASE AND MOTOR BICYCLES DEFENDER SPECIAL AND OXFORD TIRES DUNLOP AND HARTF6RD TIRES In buggies, carriages, etc., we han dle the Henney, the Bee Line, the Babcock, the Westacott, the Mitch ell, including rubber tired vehicles, bike wagons. We have 35 differ ent styles of buggies to select from Wlicn.You Stack OuMo Buy Y.ou;l. Cannot -Affordi to Missus. MITCHELL, LEWIS &, STAVER Ck F- F. CAREY. Manager Salem Branch. 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