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Our Bakery for
Good Goods.
Try Us
stakes 16c and 25c
Al cakes ,16c And 2GC
Wlno cako
Jelly roll 10c
Chocolato roll 1.
Cocoanut roll lOonnd 26o
Nut loaf cako 25c
The beat maoearoon, ltdy flngors
and fancy cookloc and oaken oror
wool out In Salem.
OUR DREAD
Hai no equal In town.
TULLBli ti DOUGLAS.
6s!m's leading grocers, oenfoolloncra
tl bakers, 4M4M SUto street.
Phones 18 ami 187.
Grand Opeta House
john r. OORDRAY, Mgr.
MONDAY, MAllOII 10, 1000.
The Christian
With
Lilian Lawrence,
OLORY QUAYLE,
and'
John Salnpolls,
M
JOHN BTOItM.
Supported by hh ftxseWent company.
hi. We, 80c, 75c and $1.00. Boate
oa sale at box ofllso, Monday at 0 a; in.
New Edison Theatre
FsrfermaiMo to begin with the beau
Wt doJrumft In four not replete
"WU ipioJtli, ontMod
"A TARMBtt's cubsi:."
Ast I. A Farmer's Curna. Bend wo a
mwj from home, aweet homo..
J, P. Caxten
Act II-1U Is my father nod I will
preleot him for Marl. .Miss Wtlma
&g a! danco Mottor, motker,
stvuW, pin a rosi on mo
John CnasCdy
JUt HI. You eaa't bribe tho IrUk.
Merry monologue . ... .
... Poarl and Cassldy
Ast IV A father's curs meHs la
a daughter' love.
MATINEE BAtfUBDAY 3 P. M.
When Ho Is Loony.
"I eug this weH myself," aald the
men proudly. "It I 70 feet
wp."
"What"' exelaltiied the gentleman
& Kentucky, 1 1 Do yu mesa to tH
last yo wore loony oaowgh ta do
tin work for the aako f gettUg
""-Ciaago Nowa. '
A Lively TuKlo
"k a old enemy of the race, Oob
tleB, often ends In AppendJeltla.
9 rwd all eerloua trouble with
&", Uver aod Bowels, tako Dr.
Kg'a New Life Pills. They perfectly
"!Ute these organ without pain or
"oafort, Me at J, O. Perry'e drug
. Sale, Oregon.
m
One of Those Questions.
"Help' H)p gorgioa tho drpwalag
" m h waa about to elak for the
ht time
''hat'a the mattert yelled the
Hw on tho wharf, "oan't you
'W ocurse," g&spod the man sar
",4ie3y "bub Fia afraid' I'll got
r shoes muddy. 'PUto4elphla Presa
J? rt up toito wmen of today,
lw to bake, wash ring and to
Jt thwo 4, a wif0 i, N. o.
wu she takes Hoeky MoaatalB Tea.
8Uae'a;Irug Store,
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STORY OF
A GREAT -LOVE
Hall Caine's Master Piece.
"The Christian" at the
Opera House Monday
On of the lxK prmlnrttom pyw nt
tho Omml Opera. ! Tbwitfr ill
bo tht of Hull CwnoN powerful pl
11 The ChrlMInn " The irnimtffomPiH hn
Bparwl no r xp- tw- to rivo its patron
Scene from "The OhriiKlaii," John gto.m
a lrfert perfnrmainv In etrry iletsil.
Fifty lpl will be iMNNr to earry owt
tho attthor's tdwss. New seeaery al
flVftat ttw original laeidewcal swsde
and eorrort aodtts are easployvd.
Ikiody. tbn play Mis the story of
tkalevsof a rirh Man's son for a par
mm' fkHgiitee. lVos the htnd of the
MknsHMMi, Mm sees sfclfte to Ioadn
John Storm refuwd the hnad of Olory
QuAyle, sinrte n miMio U the slum,
wbllo the tfirl lKyowwx a fantous singer.
John pkad with h'r to leave the tK
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Tho eelobratios of . latrlrk's day
eollvenl tho iHy of the past week.
Although no hup atertalaments were
held, there were many small ahThirs, the
greater pari botag in the nature of St.
Patdek pnrtiea. Tho hakeeiran
reading by Km fytinfe and nor pipit.
Mi Kdna Irriao, of OerrallU. at the
Grand Opem Hon IVWay nlffht waa
...it. -- ...I mtomAl kriHUf fVIMMSS Of ISO SOtHW OOOPW W
U leading poopte of tnlom. treU
aauill Mrtlos WOfO an UTon rnw
night In hoaor nf th day.
Shamrook Farty.
The Star Kin Piamlty, of the
Pimt Unltorian ehnroh, pve a St. Pat
rink's aoelal Thnroday oreada. whieh
waa one of tho larort attondod gnth-
oringo thla woofc. Tho enterUlnmont
was given at Ohaanlag nan. im
tUns poenHar to S. PsUlok were every
wfcore la vidne, green ribbon and
sbamreek beiag fsened in many nr
tM4 dosims. The evening was aae
of seelal eajeyment la w7 way. Tho
program was as foMawst
Addra by Utu H. P. D'Areys t;
" Jfy Roeky JfMwtaia Home." by -
nard Pt; reading. "'ne lvsnw. j
Marguerite IfcasHM vi a, Vksa
v.u rMm. "The Mle Olri."
Marguerite Odmnder; vl oio. "My
Kose of KIMamoy." wsm i" -strumeatal
solo, Aliee Warnert voeal
oolo, "M WIW Irish Boee,"' MyrUe
After the progea- JsmMU
WeresendatsmaUtaWea. TW
wjv mher of the sesdety V-
They wore K !, ta iM
ef .hamrH -JV
also serried ent la im l""-
0aBos ami ether "TT?!
later indosgd In- A -JJ
g,, s4et wns esfeeisMy mser
Sting, In whash Blmer Dane urn the
first pr"- '
Kovada Wedding.
A. wedding of latoreet to Slm pee-j-
is Blven belnw. Uken from a paper
atWj,Kfcl Txi-i. .iL
"The Reubens' . "' , .
the seene Wednesday evening nf
Z thTptehtlost weddings of the
reterpeerriendsefe
JOUmfAL, BALEM, OHEQON, SATURDAY, MABCII 17,
Iwt she refuses. Thoa follows a duol,
John Storm fljchtintf for her soul, and
eroil of rieh aA tKasoluto mon for
mr iMxh. A elhiwx is roaohed whivn
John belhives ho ta onj save her soul
y iNMihitatiHg her body. As ho Is
ahtttt lo ntHodsr, her be tells him. of
hs Ir for Mm & hie purpose is
lMMitjpA Ytofts H va hlffh in the
eyes of thv world Olery trWfd with
his heart, but wh hnatwl by tho mob
m Hpoo Wy Iwl llbort, deepieed by
l:W ow peopl Md dvfeatMl at ewry
tarn, tW woimh ean m kor hold
hwsolf Iron Jolim, 4 Mando by his
hK "to kar and to kwM ' T1.L U
la mn ontline of th jitot. Thro are
oiner stories inrol-ed and a strong
pontrntt of rhamrtor clergymen,
m m p niic..llnoonf, humnit"y is
J"'Jft" I ' 'rtsinl rrrcttsble' that
Beinc Jawed by the Mob.
John Htorm mke n rntraare ift the
moment Brother taul has hix hand
enelrelina; the throat of Ird NberL
Tho nobksaa eeeapon an eamilstoly
from tho penalty oWrved for hla m
rr lit lea that a litis roufs nsnira at she
hnnda of tho man he uishoasrod
thfoafh hla aister's ohawe, wonsA not
bo amiss, Ttwav feeHmjn of nnlntoelty
sre not neeardias; to the toaehlnfss ef
"The CbrMlan." Jehn fttorm, Imt they
nrrt the prompting ( haman natatro
sn inlxur. 'lere retalUte.
3
OF THE WEEK!
euBlrartng parties. Mrs. J. R. Beubens,
one of YA ' moH popular ladies. The
msrrmjr serviee wan performt hf
Jule K. Y. YaaVoihonbwg.
"Mr. O'XelM U ono of W. ' assst
wide-awnho and prsuresaWe yasing ks
laese won, and tho brtdo la ono en of
tho mast prominent society ladies of
tho aitr. Tho Nows Joins with tho
washUff thorn a donant aail on tho
rm '-'
Mr-. Kenhen U a dnnithtor of Mr.
and Mr. W. K. Mdnnr. of tats rity.
In lienor of Mian Kantner.
Kma Bwrfanm Weisen eoterinined a
number of her frioado met svening at
tho hoes of Tonno Steinor, on the (har
den Head. The party wns given In
honor of Mis LaYerno Kaaiuor. who
kwves soon with hr parents to reaidu
in Seattle. "Five Hundred"
iimni mirrt The affair wns
fully Informal, andi will be a
lomiador to Mfcw ICnntner
friondo he.
deUght
piensani of her
For St. Patrlsk.
The ChiUila WnaVmvcr am. Junior
Bndoavor societies of tho Central Oon
eeoioirional shsteoh and a few invited
friend wore nieeaa4ty' entertained at.
tho home of Mr. and Mrs. W. M.-jao- j thomoolvcs at a fHoan-i.i-
tB Ttua RuLmm. tm.U sveaisiL The' ,, , ...... . ,i.. lim, uUd
a flair wns
la
birthday. Th bouse wns deeonteK u y ivmtAM UA the o-
with streamerc nf green pap .fMeilflf aM-udod u honor him.
shamscelM, About 40 pencne woW . - f aM wb y(m9 yvl tikt
Muit. sod the affair was .mormai
eoiooable la every wa)
Boryie Hmorson rendered several scago
ia nor iotmttablc manner, whieh wore
well received. Mies Imlu Methom snd
Pearl JUekhill aisc sang several pretty
Joes. Miss Bdith Maplcthorps gave
some instrumental numbers aad Miss
Bdith Byre a reading. Mies Bsaerscn
and Mr. Pred Mclntlre sang aa Irish
otoJody. whieh was much enjoyed.
Xomeroos games wore played, that
of hsmting shamrocks being tho most
intorsetlng. Mntohlag cengs waa also
one of the features. Mrs. Mclntlre waa
oMfeted ia ootcrtcinlng by Mies Hmet
Mt and Miss Nta Dele.
An Itish hsnoh, consisting of Irish
..lj -4irfoko and tea. was served.
Doriag the cvoning n-hort buslsos1
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SALEM WOOLEN MILL STORE
n.rtliuj of tho ttudunvor sorlety was
hcP
W. O. W. Entcrtftliu
rii- Woodmen of the World gave an
rtttrlinmont at their lodge room in
th llolmnn halt last evening, whieh
largely attended. The program
wns as follews: Vlolia sole, C. W. ftv
ana .acoompnuied by bk dnughtor, Misi
Mnul Rvanot rending, Mis Hanoi De
Use : piano soVa, Miss Mnhel DeUngt
resists Omdys, Hntehinej voeal sees,
Miss IVy llntohinoi reading, Mrs. Min
nie Weikt NMMio bx Xtria band tead
inf, Mnrgnorles Oetmndor; musts by
ZnU band.
Special mention should bo made of
the voeal solo by Mm Pay HuUhlns
and the readimr by Mm. Wolis. Itaeh
number of he pmgrnm wns well rsa
doted and mtwh enjoyed. Tho ."Xula
Imad" wns auite a novelty, being one
leu man, Mr. Harry Waitings. He
played twe Instrumoats, n violin and
a aula, whmh rnnuo very pretty muele.
DNneing whs later ladulged Ik.
A Military UalU
The Salem MlllUry 1mb4 will give
n dnnse Wednesday, Marsh SSth, for
tho purpose ef nUsiatr woaey wits
whieh to purchase Inetrument. A
grand augnmeated oreheHrn wtl fur
nisk the mucle, am) It vriM be the eVent
of the Mad or eh swoa. The armory
has been secured! for the occasion, and
tho young society people are takleg
hold of tho mutter, and will make It n
.IjeAmAUAl BUlsAenmsJ 1lUt AsUtoahftft. lei fi
if m V aneffaByojBBjfo; tlfaaegpB9, awv wnnw oe on
good one. and those who can afford It
should buy a tlebot-whether they
dunce or not The band gives Salem
tfce benefit of free eoncorUr and shnuW
bo wdl pwtroarssd.
rermer Salem air I.
Miss UtlUn Oronmunn, formeriy a
Bales girl, will ap)enr at iwlem Mon
day oventug with the OwrtotMu enm
pany. Thin stock company starts on
a tour of sight week, going an far
tout as Denver, under tho spools care
of MVm lAwrcaoe, the ieadtag tauy.
Mtos Orcaoman la gifted with a beautl
fnl voice, which has been highly oultl
voted, and. besides carrying a strong
part, she does t slngiag parts for
tho leading lady behind the scones.
Mies Oreasmnn mnkos her first nppenr-
anoe in Balom, hor native city, and is
aorUin of a cordial greetiag from nor
many frlendu. and the old-time friends
ef the Orossmaa faadly.
The trowt wtll arrive at Salem Moa
duy a 11 o'clock, ami have their ftrt
rJiMfaul ai 1 o'eloek h. m. mm
fafoiesna. is niece of Mrs. K K. NSat
cff" " 7, !. w.,
m mm mrmmmm w .w. ,...-.
Sophoaorea BntorUln.
Tho senbemere of tho sislcm high
fc.it ovoaiag. ".u, arrogoa party at the high school
of St. P.triek'. h?wuL 8t. ,.,ulk , , fcr-
'iTrjiyouBg people made luerry until a late
D.a . .im ull a late
sour
A Birthday Event.
W. & Mitchell celebrated bis 70th
birthday last sight by Inviting bis Ma
sonic brethren to a fine supper In e
.Masonic hall. Many short speeches
were made and worm congratulations
extended him, an3 tbea a fiac ledge onv
bfem was presented him. Mr. MfteheM
was so deeply touched by this unex
pected token of esteem that he was us
able to say a word. He has been a Ms,
son for 49 years
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GERMAN LITERATURE
OF AMERICAN ORIGIN
IfeitoteWMMhtelWbWfcMhSM
A most curious fact, and one tbati
la almost unknown nmeag Anglo
Amcrieane, Is the growth, skle by side
with our own, of a second MleruUtre
ef high value, ami rooting In a most
distant pant, "The derma a," as a
writer in she Itoston Transcript ex
pressed It, "has brought with him Ut
America not only bis leather apron or
hie bookcase, but his nlgbttngulea as
well." Oeerge Sylvester Vleteek
puldfebe In tho Xew York Itevlew a
series of artMos on-this subject, and
from these articles wo gnther tho fol
lowing stntementai
An Mrs. of the ago ami extent of this
lltemeurs la furnished up by tho an
thetegy, "Deutseh In Amorlhn." ub-
llshed some tun years ago In Ohlssgo.
Tho book Is dtvlded Into a lldlgtcus
and a Polltieril Porloit and tho Present.
The Itollgloua Period (1078-1883) be
gins with Prann Daniel Pasterlust tho
ilrst namo ef tho (iclltleal division
(18Si-18(K) la the edsbrated Prune
Lleier. lhe Intentions' of the editors
worn better than their tails and the
vnlue of the book Is historical rather
than Mtcmry. Then fallowed "Dern
reseu" ("Meson Amid Thorns") an-
we0"Sv s WTWWMf wl OF4'SwSJeJvss'TJs'Wj sT lloVSI H
now out of print. And finally (1WW)
Dr. 0. A. Xeof Itrought out a ceils
Uou of pocmc bjr living Oermsnerl
can writers, entHJed, "Untor act
rHwMURfi" ("Uadr the Slar
Bpaagted Daaner"). Oae hundred and
three authors are here represented. It
appesra that the literary Hfe of our
German fellow dtlzeue Is far richer
than we gensraNy realize. At this
memeat no less than 800 German news
pspore and jiorlodisals are published
In this country, some of which have a
oJreulatloa of ever 100,000. And Ms
SNEAK
THIEVES
ARE BUSY
flake Three Small Hauls Last,
Night but Overlooked
Ten Dollars
A snook thief, or per hops twe of
thorn, wore busy met nigM. This
morning 9 Knhmr, whose ticyc U a
ChmmorcMl street, found a pair of
pants tyh hha walk In Marlon
fxjuaM, and a poekotbock lying besldo
them. There was n If bill under the
flap of tho poefcetbeok everHked by
the thief. A couple of letters addressed
to P. M. AdUn, earn of Trover, the
photographer, gave a duo to tho own-,
or ship. Mr. Kaisor eahled up. Marshal
Cornoliui. who coon Moated the owner
at the Leonard Hotel, and otit In bed,
OomoMos knocked oa the door and was
admitted.
"Where are your pantaf" queried
the marshal.
"Under my pillow, V said Adklns
and then ho leaked, only to. find be was
mistaken
He gave a description of the pocket
bood aad coatenta faring ho had ajut.
$12 In, Is,' On bgng handed the) (lk
etbook'be dug up a $ijgld piece, cer
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bood, tho editor Malms, "gives veleo to
10,000,000 Gernmns from the Hudson to
tho Golden Onto."
The cultural interest of this docu
ment of Gorman activities In America
can hardly bo overestimated. The
ajueeHon lo. however, whether the
artistic vneno of the work of the Oar
man poet In Amotion Justine out at
tention. "Ills fate," no wns pointed
out acme lime agio in tho Sewnne. It
view; "Is net without elements of pa
tbea." "Ho h." adds the Transcript,
'(aLil Atf triax liifciMHatrt it--
Ih Oormnny 1' the suspicion with
which tho fatherland treats Is wander
ml sens In the repuWIet and self
tMrnrrod from most American readom
by the very medium of U-e art." In
Dr. Neef 's Collection thbre l much that
Its mediocre, and lytheUeutly te, tut
there arc a, doscn wrtcors whose work
U gemtlao, and three or four who de
serve to rank with any nf our minor
poet.
It M inlcrosting to note In this Infest
volume that tho tenlimeaial r ego ad for
the "IVohoriand" and the "Dsuloche
Ncxdn," formorly the dirtingulshln
elwrnetorwtica of nU OormanAmrl
can vort has grndwally subsbJkd, aa1
la many oaoos tho American Infiueaee
is strongly pronounced. ot In the
UnpMgf Xer tho. editor has wisely
esWson to leswe cut the writers of
Pennsylvania Dutch, but In sentiment
and in choice of subjects, many of
which era UVou front American his
tory. There is even cue poem on
"Toddy" ami the rough riders. Tho
editor htmsotf points out another strik
Ing fact, namoly, tho prevalence of
mnsouilao rhymes, which he ascribe
to the Influence of the UngUsh laa
gsMgo. Idtorary Digest.
that the thief only got away wlhg,
and overteekedi $10.
Ooorfc-o KeyuoUs, wwe works at ile
IHotosman eMoe, sJoo looosVidi v3t
from probably the same party, fjr Ss
panto worn found lyhcg the fsltAt
she HMridgc block tsnta morning, aid
ho wan short n twenty-dollar pteoal
Ulifford aiajith, who aUo rooms la
tho Mdridge Mock, was not ovcrJockS,
but' w rostevml of a goMofilied ease
wnteh. V
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A Soleutlfle Wonder.
Tho aurec that stand to its oiedlt
make Ilueklsa's Araica Baits a sclsa.
tlfle wonder. It eared B. K, Mulferd,
lecturer for the Patrons of Husbandry,
Waynesboro, Pa,, of a distreulag caic
of piles, Jt heals tho worst burnsfaeres,
bolls, ulcers, cuts, wounds, ehUblalic,
aad salt rheum. Oaly Me at jT.,
Perry's; drug store. 3
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A Measure.
Pinut Iolttislan Think the iailrSa
wi)l reverse tbojr attitude on
oof
P?
- Seeond PoJitidua-You bet) I've &
trcducedl a bill aompoMtng them to oa
ter tho cljjy on nkshps Brooklyn
Life,
This Is the season of llstlessaess,
headashc and spring d (orders, . Hoi.
lister's Bocky Mountain Tea lo a sare
MoveaUtlre, Makes you strong and
wlgorou. 3 cents, tea or tcbleta. Dr.
tone's Drug Store. '
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