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, b'AiLV.CAPAl. JOURNAL.. SALEMOBfeOON, SATURDAY, JUNE 3,1, ,1904.
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Xerxes, and is made still more real-' Seeley, has nrado It possible for them 'day at 10:30 u rti. and 8 p. m. Subject
lstic by appropriate gesture and ac-',to attain, greater , proficiency than, d'Of lgssoh sermons fc"IS.ho -Universe,
tlon of each individual member of the usually reached :1a fho short tlmo Including Man, BVdlved froni Atomic
cost and chorus. taken by Mr. Robinson for these pro- Force?" Sunday School at 11H5 a. m.
For over' a week the singers have ' duotlons. Altogether the opera will Wednesday evening testimonial m-eot-been
rehearsing each evening, and the a great musical treat and -deSerV- Ing at 8 o'clock. Reading room In. the
special parts aro being trained dur-.S tho patronage of evory lover of,"''V vu, '""" ". V. , ,; T
lng the day, and In another week. music and drama ln Salem
they will all havo reached a decree
MllSiCal and Dra-.of Perfection In detail, seldom seen
ESTHER
CANTATA
h Great
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niatlC rrooucuon in los
tume by Leading Salem
Singers
among professionals and very rarely
: attempted by amateurs. Tho "New
Queen Esther" as .presented by Mr.
Roblnsom Is not alone tho cantata aa
was originally written, by Wm. Brad-
I bury, and with which so many of
MIMMIUHmilWIUMM
SUNDAY
SERVICES
Sunday. All are cordially Invited,.
Thero seeins to be a mistaken Idea Salem's singers aro familiar, but
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Ila tne wiu " i-..-. ..., ,. w.u , uwull ...0Ki, ,,,, uiu
First Congregational Church.
Tho last services lm the present edi
fice will be held1 on Sunday. A spe-
k;lal program' has been prepared. Ad
duction as a spectacular & welfas anu,,S8 at 10:3 a- "V by'lhe pastor. At
4i4k i rk-wlim4lt add Oil. and1 tntli nnnnWntilrv mnlA fnr
.. (!TlirH Ul U1V IIUUULUUIII VII HUU " w I'"" " J
. .. utafw." Tf la nnt r- dnuriatle work which' -kda much-'to J
op , x t . ' i - -,,'a th0 beaut' and -Interest 'of ,the pro
iiD oratorio to-bo sung by tho 100 ,,lloMA , .,......,' X
jjnjers composing tho class, but In educational entertainment
addition, to tho beautiful music which j of course, much of the Interest
till bo rendered with all tho volume centers about the Queen, as the title
., Pinresslon of a trained chorus the , woul( Imply, but two of, tho leading
eatlre story is illustrated by approprl- characters ami; perhaps tho two that
L. rostumes of tho times of tho Jews "uvo U1 moHt mienso urnmauc worn
End Persians ini the days of King lnl tho lora a3 Ji staged' by Mr. Rob
inson, aro.naman ana zerisu. ton a
successful portrayal of the former
character ono must be endowed with'
not only. , a good baritone voice, but
have considerable dramatic ability,
arid bo able tofi-bpresent, lm each-sue-ces?lvo
scene, the proud and haughty
prince, the crafty and .scheming poli
tician! and the defeated, but still
haughty victim of his own, misman
aged plots.
Irt tho recent production of "Esth
er" giveii by Mr, Robinson In the
Marquanv . Qrand, In Portland, Mr.
Bradbury, recently from Chicago sus
tained tho rolo of Haman In such a
manner as to receive thohearty ap
plause of the audience at ,'each reap
pearance upon the stage and In both I
voJccj and. acting: proved himself to bo
above tho amateur. It Is. expected by
the management here that Mr.' Brad
bury will be preient to assume the
ramo part and tho audience Is sure
of a farotreat'In, hlsi part of tho pre-
Suicide
fhat Drives so Many-
People to This DacK
Path, and Why
If a man beforo tnkin? a step mndo
possible only by brooding and despair
would consider that his feeling of dark
ness la only a question of nerves ho
irould.be saved.
For, tho depression lending to self do
ttructlon Is truly a dlsnase of tho nerves.
This nervo depression or melancholy
lis often nccompalncd. or preceded . by
Bsevere or constant Headache, Dizziness,
IDullness, Loss of Memory, Sleeplessness,
(Muscular Twltchlnss, Nervous Prostra-
ItloD, Spasms, Drain Fas, and other
Islgns of serious ncrvo trouble.
The euro is Dr. Miles' Nervine.
It U a nervo metllclno for weak nerves..
tend can be depended upon to make- you
well.
No matter what form of nervo troublo
you may be suffering from, you 'can de
pend on Dr. Miles' Nervlno.
It will do what no other medicine or
treatment may bo able to do for you
cave, you from that black hour of brood
In;, 'which so many of us dread.
1 had several attacks of nervous
spasms, and for a long time could get
no relief. I saw Dr. Miles' Nervlno
advertised and bought a bottle. After
using the first bottle, I was much bet
ter, ana wnen i nau uiKen six uoiues
was entirely cured. I have never been
trouwea since." mus. w. a. tiuiu,
:6Ullmore, oa.
The first bottle- Is guaranteed to benefit
yoij, ordnifglst will refund your money.
PPI'I 'Write us and we will mall
.aiiJU you n. Free Trial Package of
)r. Met' Antl-Paln Pills, the New.
Bclentlflo Remedy for Pain. Also Svmn-
hom Slunk for our Spcclallnt to dlagnoso
sour case ami leu you wnnt is wrong
nd how to right it. Absolutely Free.
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parta which aro In' competent hands
Tho character of Mordecal, the
Jewish unclo of Queen Esther, Is a,
difficult role to sustain as' It calls for
Intense dramatic acting and spirit1
that Is rarely found lm an amateur, but,
In his Interpretation of this part Mr.
Seeley will achieve now laurels1 and
prove himself to bo as competent an
actor as ho is a. lirector.
Tho chorus work done so far at the
rehearsels Is far superior to that ac
complished Jn! the first week by most
choifuses, as the careful training re
ceived by most of tho members of
tho chorus for tho past two years
under the skillful direction of
"8 p.m. the address will be led by Rev.
P. S. Knight. Mr, Seley will have
diarge of tho music for tho day, and
a rich treat Is promised. Tho record
of the dedicatory services held Au
gust 30, 1863, will bo read from the
regfstcr. All who attended these ded
icatory services are cordially Invited.
"At 7 p. m. thero will be a union En
deavor meeting, tho societies of the
Central and First Congregational
'churches meeting in tho First church.
Central Congregational.
Nineteenth, and Fetry streets, P. S.
Knight in charge.
Special Children's Day ser,vlce, be
ginning at 10 a. m followed by recep
tion of members' and communion ser
vice. There will bo no evening ser
vice, as both tho Endeavor society and
church will unit with tho people of
the First church In their final meet
ings In the old1 building.
Rev. J. Oliver Will speak at the "W
C. T. U. hall at 4 o'clock p. m. Sunday.
Christian Science.
Flrt Church of Christ, Soientist
Services: Lesson sermon and child
ren's classes at 11 a. m. Sublect of
ducyon, m -yMl tm In "all the Bolol,0880n ,,,. -..lB ,e Universe, In
cluding manv Evolved' by Atorrilc
Force?" Wednesday evening meeting
at 8 p. m. Reading room open dally
except Sunday. Christian, Science hall,
corner of Court and' Liberty streets.
; First Unitarian.
Frank A. 'Powell, pastor. Sunday
School at 10 a. m. Services at 11 a
rn. Rev. "vV. G. Eliot, Jr., of Portland,
will speak on "Miracles Versus Re
ligion." No evening services.
Christian Science.
Second Church of Christ, Scientist,
Mr. 140 Chemeketa street. Services: Sun-
First Christian.
Corner of High and center streets.
Preaching by the pastor, Elder D. Ep
rett' at 10:30 a. m. and 8 p. m. Re
spective themes: "Tho Leading
church and ''liindrances." Blblo
School at 12 m., Charles Shoemaker
superintendent. Junior' C. E. at 3:30
p. m., Dr. H. C. Epley chorister. Frapk
Churchill, organist.'
U. B. Church.
Services at the U. D. church, in Yew
Park, as fellew's: Preaching at 11
a.'m., also at 8 p, m. Sabbath School
at 10 a. m. Walter Reynolds, Pastor.
Pentecostal Mission.
Services as usual Sunday, notwith
standing the absence of many of our
people.
All meetings hoM1 la tent on Mission
street between Capital and. University
at Yew Park. Holiness meeting at 11
a. m. Junior meeting at 1:30 p. m.
Salvation meetings at 3 and 8 p. m.
Meetings every evening during the
week.
An exchange says this- notice was
found posted on the wall of a deserted
homestead in the arid regions of Kan
sas. "Four miles from' a neighbor,
sixteen miles from a postofflce, twenty-five
miles' from a railroad, four
teen miles from a schoolhouse, forty
one miles from a church, 190 miles
from n timber, 200 miles from a Demo
crat half a mile from' water, quarter
of a mile from hell, and the same dis
tance from a Republican. Gono to
Oregon which is God's country to get
a fresh start.
MEN ARC POWERLESS
To Fight Asrnlnat DInene TJnloa Tner
Strike at the Underlying Cause.
To treat Dandruff, and Falllnff Hair,
wlih Irritants or Oils on which a para
sltlo germ will prosper, Is like scooping
water, from the ocean to prevent the tide
from rising.
Tou cannot accomplish a satisfactory
euro without having a right understand
ing of the fundamental causes of tho
trouble.
Tou must kill tho Dandruff Germ.
Newbro's Hcrplcldo docs this because It
Is specially mode to do Oat very tnins.
"When the germ la removed, the hnlr
has. no choice but to resume healthy
growth and beauty.
"Destroy tho cause, you remove the
effect."
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c, In
stamps for sample to Tho Herplcldo Co.S
Detroit. Mich.
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Birds!!
Clover
Hdillers
Are tho only hullers using tho
wasp hulling cylinders, and
they aro tho only 'hullers that
save all tho seed. -'
Mr. Wm. Gauffrier, of Amity,
Ore., In the fall of 1902, hulled
over 700 bushels of clover, and
when through regular work put
through a lot of chaff that had
been put through another hullor
tho previous season.
Ho got 1650 pounds' of good
clover seed, which, at the low
estimate of 10 cents a pound,
made him $1G5 saved out of a
straw pile in a few hours' run.
Get a
BircSsell
Writo Mr. Gauffrier, and he'll
confirm tho above.
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THE MCCORMICK BINDER HAS TRIUMPHANTLY STOOD THE
TEST OF TIME, AND TO-DAY REPRESENTS THE HIGHEST AT
TAINMENT IN THE MANUFACTURE OF HARVESTING MACHINES.
FOR SEVENTY-THREE YEARS THE MCCORMICK HAS BEEN USED
IN HARVESTING THE CROPS OF THE WORLD, AND ITS UNPRE
CEDENTED SUCCESS IS UNASSAILABLE EVIDENCE OF ITS SU
PERIORITY IN THE HARVEST FIELD8 OF THE WORLD.
mtmitw TTrtirmrrmwatrji y mi rry
SEND FOR 1004 CATALOGUE.
Sitidebak 1
er 'Wagons
Are eo good that somo people
won't pay the price, preferring
rather to buy, something ghat's
about two fifty cheaper, ami of
an untried make.
What's two fifty in.the llfo of
a wagon?
Twonty-flvo dollars won't be
gin to comporisate. you for tho
troublo you're put to in even
ono year's uso of a cheap, in
ferior wairori, or anything oIbo
of tho wrtf' .'"
Get a ,
Stttdcbakcp
Second-growth white oak
spokes and felloes, filled with
oil, dried, and then; painted, all
mounted onto a Now England
Black Birch hub, with slope
shouldered spokes, combine to
make a wheel that stands. Tho
wheel is tho llfo-of your wogoh.
Get a
Stfldebake
McCORMICK MOWERS and RAKES.
This Is tho time of year when you want thom, and wo are ready for you.
Spaco costs too much to toll you about them hero, but wo want you to como In and see tho machines. That's worth a barrel of newsnaner Ink.
for convincing argument. Alwaya pleased to show you, and no "sour grapes" if you don't buy. Don't lot your prejudice keep you away, for a proju- f
ulced man Is more unjust to himself than any one else.
HAY TEDDERS, HAY CARRIERS, slings, forks, pulleys, hang hooljs, and everything olso in1 that, lino,
oi ttu TRACK, too, for thoso who want a permanent rig ror tno Darn.
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Wiggins
Implement Hoase, 255-257 Liberty Street, Salem.
Fam Implements, Automobiles, Bi
cycles, Sewing Machines, etc.
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can be enjoyed in our choice fat
lamb, prime ribs ana" lolnB of beef,
legs of mutton or cholco cuts of
veal. We can cater to tho most
fastidious palate in tender, juicy
and richly flavored moats. Let us
send you ono around for dinner.
You can't beat either our prices
or our meats.
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HOP GROWERS SUPPLIES. Crude and stick Sulphur.
J. G. Graham, Agent, 207 Commercial St., Salem, Ore. f
inn riui yr inn fOHtaT u
Haa beon taken to supply tho stock of! !
lumber In our yards. Our stock isj
complete -with all kindB of lumber.;;
Just received a car load of No. li !
shingles, also a car of flno shakes.!
Wo are able to nil any and all Wnd; ;
of bills, Come and let ua show you
our Btook. J I
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