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DAILY CAP ITAL JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1604.
OEVEN
iUSAN B.
CARRIE .
ANMA Ii
md a Galaxy of An
cient Ladies Invade
Washington
)ir airenuuus rresiaeiu
Bravely Consents to Meet
the Antique Remin
iscences Washington. Fob. 11. Battling on
or tho cause which thoy havo made
hdr Hfo work and neither dlshoart
med nor dJscouraged by opposition or
efcat, tho members of .tho National
imerlcan Woman Suffrago assocla
Joa assomblod In Washington today
md began tholr thlrty-Blxth annual
onvontlon. Enthusiastic and nggres
rtvo as ever, despite her four Bcoro
cars, Susan B. Anthony leads tho
lost, ably assisted by, Mrs. Carrlo
Tiapman Catt, of Now York, tho Rov.
ftuina II. Shaw, of Philadelphia, liar-
ct Taylor Upton, of Ohio, Kato M.
rdon, of Louisiana, and otthors who
avo attained national promlnenco as
dere of tho oqual rights movement.
During tho last year woman suf
frage amendments wore defeated In
aasaa, Now Hampshlro and Wiscon-
tin, and, In fact, tho. movement can-
ot oo snm to navo muuo any muu.-r-
. . --. i , i i
flit progress nnywhoro In tho coun-
Iry. Tho fight has boon waged stead-;
glr, howovor, ami tho national asso-
ption nas rcturnca to mo ennrgo
inbanieu Dy tno reverses wun wnicn
It has mot. Year after year tho load-
in of tho movement havo appeared'
before congress and appealed for tho
Snactmcnt of a law which would gtvo
l-onion equal imffrago rights with ,
lien. Tiioro win uo a simuar nuar-igood lumplInga nml very docont pi0
ng by congress next Tuesday, but'and th, ht to ,yo ,t wAlnR
rlth no prospects of hotter results
frhlch will bo In session a weok, an
iftornoon and evening will bo do-
Rotcd to Colorado speakors. Woman
liurugu II ua uuun uiuu lur iu jvcim
Colorado and some of tho foro-
tost women of tho stato havo como ' JJ
tho convontlon to fell how It has
orked.
Tho convontlon was formally open-
today In National Rifles ArmOry'sort, on tho farm ho ato Just throo
all, with Mrs. Carrlo Chapman Catt
grostding. Addrossos of wolcomo
Ind rosponsos, reports of officers and
Ippolntmont of tho usual commlttoos
ccuplod tho initial sosslon. During
ho remainder of tho sessions tiioro
111 bo gonoral discussions on vari
ous features or Uio sunrago move-
iient and addrosses by proralnont
nlfrago leadors, philanthropists, so-
Biologists and others.
Botwoon sessions tho many dolo-
itos will bo treated to an elaborate
program of ontortalnmont. Among
Jthor features there will bo a rocop-
pon at tho White Houso by tho Pres
ident and Mrs. Roosevolt and also a
ecoptlon at tho homo of Miss Clara J
Barton.
An Apple Controversy.
Horticultural circles In Missouri,
urt at present, aro much agitated by .
way war over mo morns una uo-
wits of tho Bon Davis and Jonathan
rloty of apples, and tho press teems
Ith tho controversy. Tho Kansas
Bity Star Is of tho opinion that it must
apparent to ovory person with suf-
lent Intelllgonco to distinguish bo-'
reen an apple and a poteto that tho(Wn go tf flWry tnjpayor A Mar,on
nspiracy io ueuirono w.w iy
mo King oi mo onwara is uouuu iu
attended by serloua dlfflcultlos,
ough It is to bo earnestly desired,
at tho raorlts of tho two leading
Iprapetltlors for horticultural favor-i
o lien uavis anu mo jonauiaa-muy
l settled without plunging tho state
Ito th- horrors of Interclne strlfo.
Dr John C. Whltten. dean of the
Sate Horticultural college and pre-
Int of ha Missouri Fruit Growora'i
Jsoclatlon. who has been drawn Into
Be controversy, comes out a a flat-1
SOFTNE88 OF 8EAL8KIN.
Hlrolcd by Human Hair Where
Dandruff la Eradicated.
ealjkln Is admired the world over for
softness and glossiness ; and ynt the
&n hair Is eaually as soft and glossy
hen healthy; and the radical oause of all
Hr trouble ts dandruff, which la caused
f a pestiferous parasite that aaps the
"ty of the hair at IU root Newbro's
irplelde Is the onlv creoaratlon that Is
W to the dandruff grerm. Without dan-
a there la no falling hair. T)Ut a lux-
Bjnt rrowth of glossy, soft balr Is oor-
Bcourlnr the aoaln won't oure dan-
hff. Kill the dandruff eerm. Thous-
r& of women owe their beautiful suits
"Untr dnirirlati Rtnil 1(V In tamDS
" UerplcUe Coi, Detroit, Mloh.
DIel J. Fry, Special Agent
footed champjon of tho Bon Davis,
with tho lnvlnclblo argument that of
all tho products of tho orchard" It la
tho host monoy-makor. Now, whllo
this may fully establish tho commer
cial merits .of tho Bon Davis, It by no
means places Its Intrinsic qualities be
yond tho palo of dlscussslon. It docs
not leave tho Jonathan without somo
hopo of vindication and rightful rec
ognition If tho tlmo shall over como
again In this country when things can
bo measured by something other than
tho standard of tho almighty dollar.
It Is qulto probablo that tho truth
aboUk tho Bon Davis lies somowhoro
between tho chargo of the Jonathan
ltos that It Is "a big red fraud" and
tho claim of Its partisans that It Is
perfection. That tho Ben Davis Is tho
best "looker" among all of tho apples
of tho orchard nobody can deny. Tho
Jonathan Is far from scrubby, but lot
any person without any knowledge of
apples or tho flno distinctions which
horticulturists affect bo shown a col
lection of apples, and his oyo will bo
rlvltod at onco with fond admiration
on tho Bon Davis. This quality In hu
man nature Is thoroughly Instinctive,
and Is demonstrated whenever a
showy mountobank, with more cheap
stylo than worth makes an appeal to
tho people.
It may not bo known to tho public
In gonoral that out of weaknoss tho
Ben Davis Is mado strong. That It is
its tough skin, of which many house
wives complain, mako It a splondld
"koopor," and fits It admirably for
shipment. If It is somowhat coarso
In its flbro It takes on a mngnltlcont
polish, as all patrons of Italian fruit
morchanta havo 0UBrvcd,
Tho Bon Davis npplo Is not perfect.
As tho preachers nro wont to say at
, , m . ? But ,t ,B
t , to ... vralk.wav foP tho
jonathai. bv nnv- moana. color tho
JonaUinn bas lt Is trU0t mit o such
ruddy g,ow , Btampeii upon lt as
ifla8U0a from tho Den Davis.
nMrtc tn vrv innt nnnH-ain
h no .v.. hoId lt wlth aU .,
(ta comnotlttorB. It mav not bo no
gQQd a9 80m(J othor varlcUos of np.
p,os to oat out of hand but lt
. IMl ,,, n,n,,a ,ntinno n,i
Irritating philosophers who aro always
comlnc at you with tho abmolnablo
old 8awprotty Is as protty does. '
,
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DC9e)9TOeeeoe9Ott0eaceaeea
An editor who has rocontly como off
tho farm talks about lunch and dos-
meals a day. But wo soon pick up
aristocratic Ideas. Aftor awhllo he
will catch onto tho fact that sauer
kmut i8 a fashionable dish.
This ofllco Is In rocoipt of a long
list of nnmos, with tholr cliolco for
Prosldont It was gotten up and clr-
culated by A. D. Whcolor, of tho sixth
ward, a staunch and truo bluo Roose
velt man.
Is thoro anything wrong In asking
a man worth millions, and who has
collateral against tho Gilbert Bros.'
suspendod bank, to pay a lot of poor
doposltors widows, and old mon and
children to pay thorn Iholr doposlts
In full? Wo admit It Is unusual. But
thoro aro othor circumstances that aro
unusual In this world, and this Is a
day of strenuous and unusual pro-
coedIng8t Tnoso dopoaitow ought to
,)o d ,n8tem, of bong mU off for
wh0 moU arQ oaten up
. nxnonsai, Thoro ,B nothinC unfair
, . .,.. whtttovor.
Thft Tmirnn, ,R MtunB ..n n snoolal
., TnnvorB. RHtlon that
county u wUl hayo ,oU of EQQd ad.
nrt,otn mf. o.i i, ,,iri.v
owgI)anor , ' . w
, ..,!... . ,..,.
Naw York( Feb n.Kogoro TaUa.
hra thQ Jal,anMB m,n,ater to the
Unt9d sutMi camo tQ New y)rk
'wim WllMnolnn tru,v tn nttani, ho
t,,,,..,,,,! annlver8ary banquet of
.. R1H, ..., nf Amorfpn tn hn
given tonight at Dalmonloo's. Tho
Japaneia ra,nUtr will be one of the
,. i. i.nn,.Af .i m,q.
to be beara are Robert W. Taylor, of
Youngstown, Ohio, and Robert Arm
strong, aselfttant secretary of the
treasury.
0
Little Mary Knew.
The teacher gave the following
problem
"If Mary found a nest with six eggs
In It and on the way to the house
broke two of them, what part of her
eggs would sho break?"
The owner of a pair of Bparkllng
eyes and a fluttering hand was given
permission to speak, and said:
"The shells would be broken."
Tho merry ripple than ran around
the olass showed appreciation of the
point.
WILSON
AVENUE
FOUNTAIN
To Be Erected at a
Cost of Over Four
Thousand
The Plan Shown In New Yurk
Is Said by Experts to
Be Very Beau
tiful Tho Broyman fountain, to bo erect
ed In tho wost end of Wilson Avonuo,
at a cost of nearly $4000, Is now In
courso of construction In Now York
City, and Is rapidly noarlng comple
tion. This fountain, a gift to tho
city by Mr. Wornor Broyman and tho
family of tho lato Eugene Broyman,
promises to bo ono of tho most beau
tiful and useful attractions Ir tho Cap
ital City, and will bo placed In tho
avonuo, opposite tho federal building.
Wm. Brown and R. F. Praol, sons-in-law
of Mr. Broyman, andi A. N. Bush,
all of whom aro now In Now York,
havo recently soon tho fountain, and
thoy aro enthusiastic ovor this beauti
ful piece of statutary, that Is to bo
placed In tho nvenuo In this city. Mr.
Brown, in n long and Interesting let
tor, writes Mr. Broyman, dwelling os
pcclally on tho beauty of tho fountain.
In tills connection It might bo add
ed that Wilson avenue, before being
decorated with tho beautiful gift mado
to it by tho Broymans, could stand a
lltttlo improvement, in tho way of till
ing In tho low places In tho west) end.
It Is planned to build a good sldowalk
across tho ond of tho park, running
from1 Court to Stato, past tho proposed
fountain site, and, with tho park im
proved, as contemplated by tho city
authorities, this will bo mado ono of
tho most beautiful portions of the Cap
Hal City.
Climatic Cures,
Tho lnfluonco of climatic conditions
in tho euro of consumption Is very
much ovordrawn. Tho poor patlont,
and tho rich patlont, too, can do much
bettor at homo by propor attention to
food dlgostlon, and a regular courso
of Gorman Syrup. Froo expectoration
In tho morning Is mado cortaln by
Gorman Syrup, so Is a good night's
rest and tho absonco of that weak
ening cough and debilitating night
sweat. Restless nights and tho ex
haustion duo to coughing, tho groat-
ost dangor and dread of tho consump
tive, can bo provonted or stopped by
taking Gorman Syrup liberally and
regularly, anould you bo ablo to go
to a warmer cllmo you will find that
of tho thousands of consumptives
tliero, tho fow who aro bonefltted and
regain strongth are thoso who uso
Gorman Syrup. Trial bottle, 25c; reg
ular bIzo, 7Cc. At all drugglBts. At
Dr. Stono's drug Btores.
Atlantis Was Not a Myth.
Ono of the most fascinating myths
of our childhood days was certainly
tho story of Atlantis tho fablod con
tlnont which was said to oxlst In tho
Atlantic ocean, between, American
and Europe. How tho imagination
revelled In the wondrous talos of Its
splendor and its powor, Its palaces
riot In picturing Its marvels. But
not In picturing Its mnrvols. But
tho Inconoclastlc hand of science Is
tumbling traditions about our ears.
Tho fairy tales of myth and fablo,
tho dim traditions of an almost for
gotten post tho haunting memories
of vaguo and shadowy legends, are,
by tho aid of modern sclonco and re
search, shaping themeolvoa Into actual
faots. Recant paleontologies! re
searches have established the fact of
thoro having really existed an At
lantis a land connection between
Burope and America In the tertiary
period. This continent, says the early
Egyptian records, lying over against
the Pillars of Hercules, In extent
greater than Libya and Asia put to
gether, and was the passage to other
Islands and to another continent of
which the Mediterranean 8xi was the
only harbor, and that within the pillar
of the empire of Atlantis reached to
Bgypt and Tyrrheula, A little while
later there was an earthquake and
the great island ot Atlantis with Its
04,000,000 inhabitants sank beneath
the sea. From this continent branch
ing out from the Mediterranean, Bu
rope and Africa received its first peo
ple and Its first civilization; a civili
sation that left its Impress on Egyp
tian history, and whloh the boasted
progress of 2000 years has hardly
equaled and seldom surpassed. At
lantis is one of the stern and stubborn
foots of history, and cannot be Ignored.
CLASSIFIED I
Advertisements, flvo lines or
T less, In this column Inserted I
three timet for 25c, 50c a week
T $1.50 a month. All over flvo t
a. iinca i uio umo raio.
ii 1 1 n 1 1 ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
LOST AND FOUND.
Taken Up. Dark Jersey cow. Inquiro
of Frod Gfollor, four mlloa west of
Turner, Op. 2-5-lwk
FOR RENT.
For Rent Seven room house. In
quiro at Rtvorsldo house, 4 Stato
street 2-6-St
.1,
XMar kct Quotations Todays
T "Make Kitem C.nnA llnms MirVM" I
Capital City Mills Quotations.
Bryant & Penned, Props.
Wheat 77c.
Buckwheat 80c
Poultry at Stelner'e
Chickens 8010c.
Eggs Per dozen, 22c.
TurkoyB 12 015c.
Ducks 10c.
Market.
Hop Market,
Hops 1922c.
Potatoes, Vegetables,
Etc.
Potatoes 35c
Onions lc.
Dried Fruits.
Peaches 10c.
Apricots 10c.
Apples 10c.
Petite prunes 4c
Italian prunos 5c
Wood, fence Potts, Etc
Big fir $4.00.
Second-growth S3.G0.
AFh 13.00 to 13.76.
Body oak $4.60.
Polo oak 14.00.
Cedar posts 12c
Hide, Pelts and Furo.
Green Hides, No. 1 5c
Green Hlues, No. 2 4c
Calf Skins 405c
Sheep 76c
Goat Skins 26c to JIM.
Grain and Flour.
Wheat, Snlom Flouring Mills,
ox-
port value, 70a.
Oats $1.05 cwt,
Barloy $19 per ton.
Flour Wholesa'o, $3.60.
Live Stock Market
Stoers 3V403c.
Cows Sc.
Shoop 20.
Drossod veal CHc
Dressed hogs 6c
Live hogs 4c.
Mutton 2&c per pound.
Hay, Feed, Etc,
Baled cheat $10.
Baled clover $10.
Bran $20.
Shorts $21.50.
Creamery and Dairy Product.
Good dairy butter 20025c.
Creamory butter 30c.
Cream separator skimmed,
Cora. Creamery, 30o, net.
at
PORTLAND MARKET.
WheatWalla Walla, 75c
Valloy 79080c.
Flour Portland, best grade, $3,750
$3.85; graham, $3.75.
Oats Cholco White, $1.1O0$1.12
Barloy Food, $20 por ton; ollod,
$21.
Mlllstuff Bran, $19.5O0$19.
Hay Timothy, $150$16.
Potatoes 00080c
Eggs Oregon ranch, 2Cc
Poultry Chlckons, mixod HH012c
por pound; turkoys, 15010c
Pork Drossod, C7c
Boef Dressed, G07c.
Veal 709c
Hop 24029c
Wool Valley, 17018c; Eastern
Orogon, 12015c; Mohair, 32035c.
Hideo dry, 16 pounds am. upwards,
IF tn l6o
Butter Fancy creamery, 30c; dairy
and store, nominal.
Not to Be Mentioned.
One day tho children were having
an obJet leeson on tho guinea pig.
The teacher called attention to Its
short tall, saying, "You see It has no
tall to ipeak of." Shortly afterward
aim akWcd tho scholars to wrlto a de
scription of the animal, and a little
German girl wound up by saying:
"The guinea pig has a tall, but It must
not be talked about"
"Portland and Return Only $2.20."
The Southern Pacific is now selling
round trip tickets to Portland from
Salem for $2.20, good going Saturday
or Sunday, returning Sunday and Mon
day, giving a!) day Sunday and Mon
day In Portland. The same arrange
ment applies from Portland, giving all
Portland peoplo a ehanee to visit val
loy points at greatly reduced rates.
W. El COMAN, O. P. A.
u t. lla KM Yw Han Unit $
Sigsiton
c&&m
WANTED.
Wanted. A farm with good prune and
hop land, Improved or unimproved;
must bo cheap. Address, with par
ticulars, "B. O. B.," Salem, Of., caro
of Journal dffloa. 2-6-tf
Qlrl Wanted. For housework. In
quiro ot, A. F, Hofor, Jr., corner of
20th and Chcmokota Btrootfl,
2-G-3t
I Want Lodging houses, grocery
stores, business hodsos, chancos of
all kinds, d waitings, etc. Leave
your proporty with mo. O. A. Hur
ley, ovor tho Woller grocory store.
2-1-mon-tuos
FOR SALE.
For 8ale. A cow. Inquiro forenoons
of L. C. Flshor, cornor of cnrllno
and North IJborty street. 2-10-3t
For Sale. A flno houso of sovon
rooms, four blocks north ot post
offlco on Winter street; a rare bar
gain; must bo sold at onco for
$1100. Also houso and lot on 18th
and Mill streets for $550. C. W. Em
mott, 389 Onk street. 2-10-3t
For Sale. Express wagon and team,
doing good business. Address "X.
X.," Journal, Salem, Or. 2-10-3t
For Sale. A flno 9-room houso, with
two lota, $1G00; small houso and lot
on Center strcot, near capltol, $C0O;
a lot 75x170 on North Front stroot
$300 ; no. agents. Call on A. P. Mc
Atoo, 13th and Mission stroctB
Phono 373 Bluo. 2-9-3t
Dry Fir Wood for Sale. M. A. Bud-
long. Phono Ualn 2331. 2-6-3t
For Sale. Ten young Buff Plymouth
Rock chickens, at a bargain. It
taken soon. A. F. Hofor, Jr., So
lan, Oregon. l-5-6t
For 8ale Or trade, a flno 10-acro
chlckon or fruit ranch; first-class
buildings and Improvements; closo
to school, poatofflco, etoro and rail
way station. Will trado for city or
unimproved farm proporty. Address
"W. J.," Caro Journal 11-5-
Cholco Farm For Sale. Throo miles
northwost from BrookB, having
dwolllng houso, barn and two hop
housos, with 30 acres ot hops, bal
anco farming land, with running
water, oxcopt onough cholco timber
to supply tho place. M. J. Egan.
11-12-tf
For Sale Eighty acros of land In
Washington county, for $460, A
bargain for Bomo ono wanting to
mako a homo. Somo timber on tho
place; some cleared. E. Hofor, So
lom, Oregon. 10-C-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Grand Army And Woman's Ro-
Hof Corps will obsorvo Lincoln's
anniversary at tho Presbyterian
church, Thursday ovonlng, Febru
ary 12, with appropriate oxorclsos.
Admission froo. Llzzzlo Ross, Pa.
trlotic Inntructor. 2-l0-3t
Dance. Howoll Hall, Fobruary 13th
Evorybody cordially Invited; good
music and a good tlmo assured.
2-9-3t
I want a nice residence for Eastern
partloa. What havo you? G. A,
Hurley, ovor tho Woller grocery
store 1-30-lt
If you have Farm proporty to soil,
loavo lt with mo. I also havo a real
estate ofllco in Independence, Polk
county, and a flno list of farms and
business openings. Ofllco with W.
II. Holmes, ovor the Woller grocory
store. O. . Hurley. 1-30-st-mn
If You Wish Collecting Done Leave
your account with tho O. A. Hur
ley Colectlng Agency, over tho
Woller Oroeory 8toro. 1-28-tf.
Moler'o Barber College Ot Salt Lake
City, offers advantagos In teaching
tho trado that cannot bo had olso
where Avoid schools tho Orogon
and California harbors' now laws
are apt to close at any time. Write
today for our special offor to dis
tant students. 1-23-lm
Say Havo you triod Edwards & Lusch
er's for moats. Wo havo tho host
sausage In town. Come and try it,
and bo convinced. 410 East Stato
street
Salem Truck and Dray Co. Oldest
and best equipped company In Sa
lem. Piano ai'd furnlturo moving
a spocialty Office 'phone, 861. W.
W. Brown & Son, proprietor. Office
No. CO State street 9-l-1m
Dr. Z. M. Parvln At 297 Commercial
street, upBtalrs. 81nglng schooL
Rudlmental and sight reading class
es. Begins Wednesday evening, Oc
tober 14th. Class overy Wednes
day evening to May 1st, next. Tui
tion, $1.00.
Dissolution Notice. Notice Is here
by given that the partnership hero
toforo existing between Watt Sblpp
and Paul H. Howser, under the Arm
name of Shlpp & Houser, has been
dissolved by mutual oonsent, Paul
II. Houser retiring. Watt Shlpp will
continue the business, colleotlng all
aqaounts and paying all bljls, Watt
Shlpp, Paul II. Houser, Salem, Or.,
Jan. 15, 1904. MMt
MISCELLANEOUS.
Unlquo Cleaning Rooms Shaw Jj 4k.
. --
JehnBon, the cloanora, Are now lo
cated at 209 Commorcial street.
Thoy do a gonoral pressing and re
pairing business. Specialties: Skirts
silk waists, kid gloves, gents' dot
lnjt, etc Phone 2614. 5-28-lyr.
PHYSICIAN AND 8yRQE0N.
Dr. I. W. Starr Offlco In Bush & Brer
building, ovor Orogon Shoo jStdre
Offlco hours, 9 to 12 a. m. and 2 to
5 p. m, Calls attended la city 'or
country. Rosldonco 'phono zlBG
Red. 1-C-ti
Dr. W. 8. Mott Will hereafter b
found In tho Broy block, 27GH Com
mercial stroot, over Oregon Sto.
Co. Ofllco telephone 2931; rest
donco phono, 2761. Offlco hours 9
to 12. and 2 to 6.
WIRE FENCING.
Walter Morley, Dealer In American,
Elwood and Page Hold fonclng. All
kinds of poultry fonclng, Shingles.
P. & D. ready roofing and wnl
papor . Prices tho lowost Salem
Fonco works, CO Court street,
Salem. d&ir.
UNDERTAKERS.
Undertakers. Wo carry tho largest
and flnost lino of undortakor's goods
In tho city. Prlcos to suit alL
Black and white hoarso. Prompt,
rollablo. Savo money by calling tt
No. 107. A. M. Clough, A. J. Basey.
MO-tf
Wh
RE8TAURANT.
Ferguson's Restaurant 95 State
stroot Open day and night Ouf
20c meals aro hotter than any 2K
houso In tho Btato. Six 20o meals
for $1.00; 21 20o meals for $3.00.
LODQE8.
Olive Lodge, No. 18, I. O. O. F. I. O.
O. P. Hall, Saturday each wook, at
7:30 p. m. B. B. Horrlck, Jr., N. O.;
Frank F. Toovb, rocordlng secretary.
Salem Camp, No. 118, Woodmen of the
World Moots in Holmnn Hall ovory
Friday at 7:30 p. m. P. L. Froalor,
Consul. Wyllo A. Mooros, Secre
tary. 1-12-lyr
Protection Lodge No. 2, Ancient Or
der United Workmen, moots trnry
Saturday ovonlnc In tho Hounaa
Hall, cornor Stato and Liberty
streets. Visiting brothren welcorn.
J. a araham, M. W.J J. A. Sollwoo4
Rocordor.
Valley lodge No. 18, A. O. U. W. Meets
in tholr hall In Holman block, cor
n6r Stato and Liberty, ovory Mon
day evening. Visiting brethren
wolsomo. Roy Mclntlro, M. W. A.
E. Aufranco, Rocordor. .
Central Lodge No. 18, K. of P. Castls
Hall In Holmnn block, cornor Stats
and Llborty 9ts. Tuesday of each
weok at 7:30 p. m. II. II. Tumor,
C. C; W. I. Stnloy, K. of R. and S.
Foresters of America Court Sher
wood Foresters No. 10. Moot Fri
day In Turner block. II. O.
Moyor, C. R.; A. L. Brown, Sec
Modern Woodmen of America Ore
gon Cedar Camp No. 5246. Meets
ovory Thursday ovonlng at 8 o'clo
Holman Hall, E. B. Matton, T,
C: A. L. Brown. Clork.
OSTEOPATHS.
Dra. M. T. Sclioettle, Frank J. Barr
and Anna M. Barr. uraauaws
Amorlcnn School of Osteopathy,
KlrkBvlllo, Mo successors to Dr.
Graco Albright OfflC' hours ts
12 and 1:30 to 4:30 o'clock. Odd
Follows' Toraple, Phono Main 2721;
rosldonco phono 2603 red.
Dr. H, H. Scovell. Suggestive
thorapoutlcs. Osteopathy. Norvoua
and functional dlaoasos. Rooms 4,
5 and 6, D'Arcy building. Fhono
2855 Main. 1-Mm
TON80RIAL AND BATHO.
Evan'o Barber Shop Only first-class
shop on State stroot Evory thin
now and up-to-oate. Finest porce
lain baths. Shave, 15c; hair-cut lis
baths, 26c Two flrst-clafls boot
blacks. O. W. Evans, proprietor.
WATER COMPANY.
SALEM WATER COAIPANY
OFFICE CITY HALL.
For water sorvlcd apply at office.
Bills payablo monthly In advance.
Mno all complaints at tho offlco.
EXPRE88 AND TRANSFER.
CAPITAL CITY
Express and Transfer
Msiiti nil mnll nml nnssencor trains
Baggago to all parta of tho city.
Prompt sorvlco. Toiepnono no. si
HECKMAN-nEDMCK & HOWYER
DENTIBT8.
C. H. MACK
Succossor to Dr. J. M. Keone, in
txn,Uw rvrnar Rnlnm Oipcrnn. Parties
AAtitmina uttnnrfnv- nnArfltlflnfl At mOu-
UVfllMUb .WVllw, wyw..-.. - - --
rorat foe In any branch aro in especlsB
Valentine Prettiest and oheapest
to bo had in tho olty.
The Variety Stqe
9 A Court St. Anoora M. Welcb, Prop