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yellow dock root,
thorn bark, senna leaves, burdock root, cimi-
cifuga root, cinchona bark, Phytolacca root.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla is certainly a medicine, a
genuine medicine, a doctor's medicine.
Hd by the J. a. Ayer Co., UnrM, Sim.
Alto mannfietursr of
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ARMY
HOLDS
JUBILEE
New York, March 25. Today there
was begun in this city a great jubilee
celebration of the twenty-fifth anni
versary of the establishment of tho
Salvation Army in Amorica. Tho af
fair will continuo four days and prom
ises to bo notable in tho annals of tho
world-wide organization. A quartor
of a contury ago tho number of Solva
tion Army members in America was
eight. In striking , contrast, thcro aro
now gathered hero to tako part in tho
jubileo somo five hundred officers rep
resenting ovory stnto and territory of
tho nation, and many of tho Canadian
provinces. Theso officers, in addition
to tho local contingent, will conduct a
series of jubileo meetings during tho
noxt few days in somo of tho largest
meeting places of tho metropolis as
well as -in tho hoadquartcr's citadel in
Fourteenth street.
Tho first country, outsido of Eng
land, to bo ofTcctod by tho work of tho
Salvation Army was America. As far
back ns 1872, when it was in its em
bryonic condition, and was known only
as "Tho Christian Mission,'' ono of
its converts, "Brother Jormy," found
his way to Cleveland and thoro, to uso
General Booth's expression in answer
ing his letters, "raised tho banner of
tho mission." It was impossible at
that early (Into to send reinforcements
and hence tho work fell through with
tho departuro of Jenny. In 1879 n
second start was mado by a family
named Shirley. This time it wns in
Philadelphia, in an old factory. Tho
urgent appeal, for holp sent to Qonornl
Booth mot with an immediato responso
and in February, 1880, Commissioner
George Scott Eailton, with a band of
seven, landed in Now York city. Op
position, ridiculo, persecution, and
even imprisonment woro met in those
days. Nono of those things, however,
served to dampen tho ardor or quonch
tho zeal of tho littlo band of workors,
and ero long it was apparent that tho
Salvation Army had como to Amorico
to stny.
Tho first convort of tho Army in
Amorica was "Ash Barrel Jimmy. J'
A notable character ho was; a drunk
ard, a gonoral nuisance. Ho got his
nnmo from tho circumstances of his
rather strenuous conversion. "Jim
my" was accustomed to search in the
rofuso of tho ash barrels and gnrbago
cans for food. Ono cold night, when
drunk, ho lost his balnnco and fell in
a barrel head first. Ho was too drunk
to iclp himself, and as tho passed his
head frozo fast to tho sldo of tho bar
rel. A passing policeman saw tho feet
sticking out and rescued him. "Jim
my" was frozen so fast to tho barrel
tho policeman seized him by tho feet
and draggod him, barrel and all, to the
station house. Thon, when ho was suf
ficiently thawed out, thoy sent him, by
way of a joke, to tho Salvation Army.
From that timo "Jimmy" was a
changed man. no was converted in
tho Army meetings, and becaiuo a use
ful and oarnost member of tho Army,
rising to tho rank of captain and re
maining iu tho ranks until be died, a
few years later.
Tho Army confined itself for yoars
nlmost entirely to purely spiritual op
erations. But with tho arrival of the
late leaders, Commander and Mrs,
Booth-Tucker, in 1895, tho latter of
whom was killed in a railway wreck
at Doau Lake, Mo., on October 38,
1003. the soflial or philanthropic, side.
of tho movement was brought to they
DAit
'"St!.
IEl
less than four
in this standard
Among them
sarsaparilla root,
stillingia root, buck
front, and institutional work of a
most activo form was begun. Farm
colonics, with tho object of assisting
the poor, but worthy and industrious
married men to obtain a homo, wore
established in Ohio, Colorado, and Cal
ifornia. Tho difficulties mot with in
their establishment were overwhelming
and seemingly endless, yet today theso
colonies, in exccllont condition, exist
as proof positivo that the schemo is not
visionary, but a practical one, and ca
pable of almost unlimited extension
nnd improvement.
notols for workingmon and tho
samo for women havo been oponcd,
whoro clean, comfortablo accommoda
tions can bo secured for a moroly nom
inal sum. Bcscuo and children's
homes, and many other institutions 'for
holping tho poor nnd noedy, nro also
successfully conducted by tho army.
At tho present timo tho standing of
tho Salvation Army in America, rough
ly estimated, is as follews: Officers and
employes, 3,700; corps and outposts,
736; institutions for poor and needy,
13; farm colonios, 3; expondod nn-
nually in poor roliof, $300,000.
During tho last 25 years tho mighty
organization has como to bo recog
nized by all classes nliko, not only in
America, but in almost oyory part of
tho globo, as among tho greatest agen
cies in oxistenco for tho reclamation
and reformation of criminals of all
grades, and for tho practicnl, perma
nent aiiling, without pauperizing, of
the poor and unfortunate.
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Proposals Invited.
Scaled proposals endorsed "Propo
sals for construction of Salem High
School," will bo received by tho board
of school directors of Salem district
N. 24 until 7:30 p. m. Saturday,
April 1, 1905, nt tho polico court room,
city hall. Bidders aro invited to bo
present.
Separate bids will bo rccoived for
tho construction or tho building and
tho heating nnd ventilation. Tlans
nnd specifications can bo seon at tho
ofllco of W. D. Pugh, Salem, Or. Tho
board resorves tho right to reject nny
and all bids. Bids must bo mado out
on blank forms, which can Uo secured
nt tho architect's office
n. O. FLETCIIEIt,
3-22-td Chairman of Board.
Beady to Eaco at Memphis.
Monphis, Tonn, March 25. Every
thing is in readiness for tho opening
noxt Monday of tho spring mooting of
tho now Momphis Jocky club. Tho sta
bles aro flllod with fast horses nnd all
indications point to ono of tho most
successful meetings over held here.
Eight stakes will bo decided nt tho
mooting as follows. Throo for two-yoar-olds,
Gaston Hotel, four furlongs,
$2000; Ardello, Jour furlongs, $2000;
Memphis, flvo furlongs, $4000; ono for
1-vnnr nlila- TTnltl (InVnSfl. Onft mile.
"noo- four for 3-voar-olds and up. '
Montcomory handicap, ono and one-.
sixtoonth miles, $5500; Ponbody Hotel .
haudicap, ono and onoolghth miles,'
$3000; Tennessco Brewing soiling stakes '
sovon f urloncs, $2500; Cotton Steeple-'
ohaso Handicap, about two milos, $8700.
Attacked ty a Mob
and beaten, in a labor riot, until cov-
ered with sores, a -mcage sireet ihmr cauB, why finance should
conductor applied Bucklin's A1"',,,,! be pasfl0(1 on or before the aext
Salve, and was aeon sound and well , ar Meot,Dff oMhjS common e.anelJ,
"I used it in my family," writes O. J. 1Jt- m f o( MareJ m5
Welch, of Tckonsha, Mich., "and findi w M00RE8,
it perfect." Simply great for cuts and
burns. Only 25e at J. u. rerrys urug
store.
Pine Shoe
Repairing attho Toggery.
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BAY STATE AT PORTLAND PAtE.
Massachusetts Will Erect Building At
Lewis and Clark exposition.
Portland, March 25. -The stato of
Massachusetts will bo ropresontod at
tho Lewis nnd Clark exposition in n
manner crodltitblo to the stnto and to
the exposition.
The stato commission has between
$20,000 nnd $25,000 at its disposal, and
this will mtvko possiblo a most oxcellout
representation nt tho exposition, sinco
parts of tho buildings nt St. Louis can
bo used at Portlnnd nnd many of tho
displays used at tho 1904 fair may bo
utilized for tho western oxposition.
Fivo carloads of exhibits hfciveaV
ready arrived and nro stored in somo
of tho finished exposition palaces, and
work on tho stato building has begun.
Massachusetts will bo ready loug bo
foro June 1, tho opening day. Tho dis
plays already arrived represent nn ex
penditure of $40,000, while furnituro
worth $8,000 hns beon moved, from St.
Louis to Portland.
Tho Massachusetts exhibits will bo
displayed in tho stato 's building, a new
ruling having recently been made
which permits n state to tako such ac
tion. This will eunblo tho people of
tho Bay Stato to sco what their com
monwealth has on exhibition without
tho bother of a tlrcsomo tour of the
buildings. Tho state will make an ox
tcnslvo display in almost every de
partment, but will fenturo tho educa
tional and manufacturing exhibits.
Every largo city nnd almost ovory
smaller city in tho stato will havo its
school display, tho exhibits being
fchown in soparnto cases.
In tho department of social economy,
Interesting exhibits will show tho work
dono by tho stato prisoners, and tho
inhabitants of tho deaf aud dumb
school, insano asylums, nnd similar In
stitutions. Other exhibits will show
how Massachusetts builds model roads,
how tho city of -Boston has built up
Its wonderful park system, and how It
geta its wator supply. Boston's wator
system is excolled by only ono in the
world.
Especial intorost will attach to the
Massachusetts stato pavilion, which
will bo distinctive In doslgn. The
building will bo located on Lewis and
Clark boulovnrd, opposito tho Oriental
oxhibits building, nnd within fivo min-
utos walk from tho entrance., Tho
biuldings will bo built in the colonial
style, tho front bolng a replica of tho
famous Bullfinch front of tho state-
Ijoubo on Beacon Hill. When tho now
Massachusetts stato houso was built
somo years ago at a cost of $3,000,000,
tho old building was town down, but
tho original front was retained, tho ro
tontlon entailing onormouH expense.
Tho central room on tho first floor
will bo nn oxnet reproduction of tho
sonnto chamber of tho old stato houso
in Boston, while tho "Historic room"
on tho second floor will bo a reproduc
tion of tho presont spnnto chambor. In
this room will bo dlsplayod many priccr
less rolics of Colonial times.
It is expected that tho Massachusetts
building will bo dodicatod on Juno 17,
tho anniversary of tho battlo of Bun
kor Hill. Hon Wilson II. Fnirbunk of
Warren, is tho stato 's executive com
missioner in chnrgo of Bay stnto in
terests at tho oxposition.
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A Pleasant Way to TravoL
Tho nbovo is tho usual verdict of
tho traveler using the Missouri Pacific
railway between tho Pacific coast and
tho cast, and wo bellevo that tho serv
ice and accommodations given merit
this atatemont. From Donvor, Colora
do Springs and Denver there aro two
through trains daily to Kansas City
and St. Louis, carrying Pullman's lat
est standard electric-lighted sleeping
cars, chair cars and up-to-date dining
cars. Tho samo excellent serrico is
operated from Kansas City and Bt.
Louis to Memphis, Little Rock und Hot
Springs. If you aro going oast er
south, writo for particulars and full in
formatioa. W. C. M'BRIDE, Gen. Agfc,
124 Third flt., Portland, Ore.
Notice to Alter and Establish Street
Grade.
Notice is hereby given that an ordi
nance to alter and ostnblish the grade
f Commercial street in tho City of Sa
lm, Oregon, from tho south lino of the
donation land claim ef William IF.
Wilson and Uliloo A. vnuson, his we,
claim No. 44, to the south boundary
line of said city, was introduced in the
common couacil of said city and read
the first and second limes nna reicircu
to the committee on ordinaaees, en the
7th duy of March, 1005, and all persons
interested aro required to appear and
'4 Q
City Recorder.
MODEL OYBTBB HOUSE.
iU Court Street.
ue best meals in the city for the
price. Quick service, eare and eleaaH
new our motto. Phone EMC Mala.
MRL JENNIE HEADRICK, Prep.
DO YOU GEfl UP
WITH A IV AMU BACK?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to know of the wonderful
H H
i . cures u
Mi Kilmer'
I Root, tl
Mlncy, liv
cures uiaue Dy JJr.
s tvnmt
the great kid-
cr uuu oinu -
dcr remedy.
It is the great med
ical triumph of tbc
nineteenth century;
discovered after years
of scientific research
by Dr. Kilmer, the
eminent kidney aud
bladder specialist, and is wonderfully
successful iu promptly curing lame back,
uric acid, catarrh of the bladder and
Dright's Disease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec
ommended for everything but if you have
kidney, liver or bladder trouble it will be
found just the remedy you need. It has
been tested in so many ways, in hospital
work and iu private practice, aud has
proved so successful in every case that a
special arrangement has been made by
which nil readers of this paper, who have
not already tried it, may have a sample
bottle sent free by mail, alson book tell
ing more about Swamp-Root, and how to
findoutifyouhavekidncy or bladder trou
ble. When writing mention reading this
generous offer in this paper and send your
address to Dr. Kilmer
& Co., Biughamton,
N. Y. The regular
fiftv-cent nnd one-
dollar size bottles arc HosMcrfBwMnMUx.
sold by all good druggista. Don't make
any mistake, but remember the name,
Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
and the address, Biughamton, N. Y., on
every bottle.
Aro You Engaged?
Engagod pooplo should remombor,
that, after mnrriago, many quarrels can
bo avoidod by keeping tholr digestions
in good condition with ,Eloctrio Bit
ters. S. A. Brown, of Bonnottsvillo, S.
O., says: "For years my wife Buffered
intensely from dyspepsia, complicated
with a torpid liver, until sho lost her
strength and Vigor, and bocamo a moro
wreck of hor former solf. Thon sho
tried Electric Bitters, which hclpod
her at once, and finally mado her en
tirely well. Sho is now strong and
healthy." J. 0. Perry, druggist, soils
and guarantees them, at COc a bottlo.
To tho Public.
You are respectfully requested to
call on tho undorslgncd and satisfy
yourselves that tho wines, liquors, ci
gars, etc. at 221 Commercial stroot are
the best in the city. Now patrons, ns
woll as old, will recoivo tho best atten
tion. RALPH SWARTS.
Cheapest and Beat
Shoo repairing. Tho Toggery. 3-23-tf
MMaeeanaetcMiMWf &!
ALL KIND8 OF FRUIT TRAYS
AND ORCHARD BOXEO Attko
shoe of
G. F Mason
Miller Stroot, South Salem.
PHONE 2101 Rod.
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A. L FRASER
Successors to Burroughs & Frnsor. ( t
Plumbing, Tinning
and Roofing
Cornlco Work, Heating and Building Work of all kinds; oatlmatea
made and work guaranteed.
307 State Street, Salon. Pkone 1511.
mmitA G E N
1 BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO.
fil? AIWBDYJRS AND 8H1PPKR80F GRAIN
Oats For Sale.
HOP PROWERS SUPPLIES. Cfgfa aa J Qticfc SttlSBPf.
J. G. Graham, Agent, ?07 001.1 st.,&i, o.
TimiiMf
EPPLEY'S PERFECTION
BAKING POWDER
EPPLEY'S PERFECTION
BAKING POWDER
EPPLEY'S PERFECTION
BAKING POWDER
EPPLEY'S PERFECTION
BAKING POWDER
Sold by all Salem Grocers.
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Oollogo Baseball Begins.
New York, Mftteh 25. The collegiate
bnsoball season begins today in earn
est, tho, teams of a number of tho big
eastern colleges emerging from their
training cages to mnko their first np
pearanco on tho diamond. Tho two
immes in which most nubile interest
centor8 MQ thoso of Ynlo and Ford-
,, . ,, , , . ,
mini ni -I'uruunui, unit inucuiuu umi
Ursinus at Princoton. Thoso aro
merely In tho nature of practice games
for tho two big universities, nnd will
glvo tho critics nn opportunity to draw
a lino on the condition of tho players
ami form an opinion as to their proba
ble performances lator in tho season
when they will lino up for tho cham
pionship contacts.
I nnddltton to these two games thoro
nro eovcrnl other contests of moro or
less importance scheduled for tho day.
Georgetown Is to meet tho Maryland
Agriculturnl collogo at Georgetown,
nnd tho Univorslty of Virginia and
tho University of West Virginia nro
to cross bats nt Charlottesville. Lafay
ette, which is on its nuuual spring trip
in tho south, hns a game scheduled
with tho North Carolina Collego of
Agriculture at Ualoiglu Besides theso
there aro sovoral games sehodulod
nmong tho collego nnd schools of les
sor note.
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For Now Trial in Tuckor Oaao.
Boston, Mnss., March 25. Argument
was heard beforo Judges Sheldon nnd
Sherman today in tho motion for a
now trial in tho cnao of Chnrlca L.
Tucker, convicted of tho murder of
Mabel Pnjro .it Weston. Docinlon was
reserved. Tho condemned youth con
tinues to bear up Woll, seldom speaking
of his enso, but making frequent inqui
ries regarding his family and particu
larly na to tho condition of his father,
who has been in a state of prostration
sinco tho end of tho famous murder
trlnl.
OirXLDREN ORY FOR
O ASTORIA.
FLETCHER'S
Wo now have a full stock of Hy
acinths, Tulips, Crocus, Narcissus,
Snow Drops, JoaqulU aad a mice as
sortment of Chlnoso Snored Lilies.
Would be pleased to hnvo tho public
call nnd inspect our (took at
Savage & Fletcher
322324 Commercial St.
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Latge Ship
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Buy A
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Nover risk your money in tfa
malls. Tor absoluto nafoty, at
trilling cost, buy a
bank.
draft at tuj
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IE. W. HAZARD, Caafck
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And tho country, too, ge whe
they aro boat, easiest and quick
est served when they waat a
meal, and that 'a why thoy all
go to the
f White House
Restaurant
IMIM Ml Ml 'M
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TIAMIM
POMONA
And Altona leave for Pertl4
dally, except Sunday, at 19 a.
ra. For Albany, daily, except
Sunday, at ebeut 9 p. a. ler
Corvallis, Tuesday, Tkaradftf
aad Saturday at 0 p. ca.
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M. P. ALVWIM, At
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Wiat
Salem Has
When asked by a itrangac w as;
one what Salem has dlstiaetijH
tell them one of the beet rtMtaaraa(
on the coast, the
Cafe Imperial
H. E. SYMES, Prop.
KLXNC1BR BLOCK.
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'Our now llae o( 1009 wall pi
per baa just arrived. All latet
patterns at reasonable price
Call and tee eur stock aad We
convinced that our paper as
prices aro right. Remember Utt
place.
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299 Liberty St
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