THK WILLAMCTTK UNIVLHHITV.
Oldest Mlucatlonnl Institution on the
Pacific Const.
If ono would properly picture tho
earliest days of the Willamette uni
versity, thoy must begin sumo sixty
flvo years ago, at which time it was
known as tho Oregon Institute
In January. 1842, a mating nt
Jason Leo's house in Chemeketa
(now North Salem) appointed a com
mittee to call a public meeting to
consldor English education for white
children.
Thoy decided to found a school
that should grow Into n college. It
should bo called tho Oregon Insti
tute In March prospectus, consti
tution nnd by-laws woro adopted by
tho board. Tho constitution provid
ed that tho Institution was always to
bo under tho supervision of some
evangelical branch of the Protestant
church. On motion of Or. ISIIJnh
Whlto It was unanimously rcsolvod
that tho Institution should como un
dor tho caro nnd supervision of the
Mothodlst Hplscopnl church.
At that tlmo this srent education
al institution wns almost shrouded
by clouds of doubt and dospnlr.
Small was tho interest In tho concorn,
small were tho hopes as to Its fit
turo, and smnller still was tho finan
cial support It obtained. Hut It fell
Into hands which Imvo moulded It
Into ono of tho most powerful edu
cation Institutions In tho west; It felt
under tho direction of a mind full of
energy nnd skill, nnd an nmbltlon
whloh was not wholly for material
gain; until todny It stands as n mark
of progress, pluck and determina
tion, ns well as n wide-felt liilluonce
for moral nnd mental uplifting
throughout the entire western coun
try. Paining over eleven years of Its
history, during which time It stead
ily proceeded on the road to fame,
wo now come to the present subject
of this sketch.
In 1863 tho Willamette university
was established by. nn net of tho log
Ulatlvo assembly of the territory of
Oregon. Almost ovory succeeslvo
year has seen now additions nnd bet
tor equipments, until today tho WII
lnmotto university stands ns a monu
ment for tho educational Institutions
of tho Pacific roast.
Kvery convonlonco thnt could pos
sibly bo found In nn educational In
stitution Is hero to bo seen, both for
developing tho mental and social fac
ulty of tho studonts. Tho grounds
of tho unlvorslty aro located across
tho street from tho capital building,
nnd comprise twenty acres of land,
which Is laid off with excellent tasto
for tho pleasure and convenience of
tho students. Tho buildings nro
modern, heated with steam, lighted
with oNctrlclty and have city water
attachments. Tho school rooms are
largo, veil ventilated and lighted.
Kvery year has brought n larger
Increase of nttandnnnce, until now
they hnvu unroll! over 600 iiHiue
for this term, nnd the graduate of
this university have lllled and aro
now filling some of the highest posi
tions of trust and honor.
Tho Institution ambrnros nine dif
ferent courses and their brunches,
comprising rollers of liberal arts,
college of oratory, college of music,
college of theology, college of medi
cine, collese of law, normal school,
Oregon Institute, the academy, and
tho school of art A good gymna
sium and allelic field are among the
many udwintuje offered to the stu
dents, and a spirit of good fellow
ship I encouraged nnd retained
among the entire student body. The
corps of teachers. twoftNMor nnd In
structors an among the beet to be
obtained In the I'nlied State, nnd
It Is the aim of the supervising force
to see to It that the Willamette unl-in
vcrslty continue to merit Its well-
earned reputation.
That the effort of tat Institution
are highly appreciated by the people
of Balem and this vicinity Is fully
demonstrated b the recent gilts
which they have reeeived.
A 150,000 brick building given by
the otlliens of Snlem to the ceding
of medlelne: a MO.eov bonding for
tho esllegu of theology, iaallv
furnUhed ami equipped, the gift of
Mr, huslla 1) Kimball. wife of th
Her. Dr. II. U Kimball of the Col-
umbla Ither conference; M, the
Income of which Is to be given to
orphans or hntf orphan of th stale
of Oregon who are student In th
college of HtMH-al art, the girt of the
Oregon ChlMien' Aid society; $T.
COO, given by N friend for the full
nnd final pmmeut of all mortgage In
ilobtedneee tut the camp; fT.loQ.
given by various contribute to pel
oid debts; U.OoO. special gift to
liquidate all floating debts; it.joo
sundry subscription to current ex
pense: 11,000, given by a frti 4
by him segregated for various pur
poses, tho chief of which I to paint
tho main building; $1,009. the gift
of a friend for purposes to be named
hereafter: $9,500, to pay tho salarv
of tbo dean of the college of theol
oy. clveu by himself.
,Y CAPITA
nAiii
wiuiin tho nasi tour yem
half more, than $85,000 hayo been
given to the Wlt'amotte unlvorslty.
and o( this amount Salem hns con
tributed $30,000. And It is with
good cauio that tho city donates so
liberally, for It Is duo largely to this
Institution that we are nbla to call
onim Hid cflultal of Oregon.
The unlvorslty Is Christian, not
sectarian, fosters every Influence and
means which promot the spiritual
welfare of Its students. Kvery cm
,n f Hnlom feols that too much can
not be said of praise and oxtolment
of this excellent Institution 01 leurn
In and Its able management..
John H. Coleman. D. D.. Is presl
dent of the university.
Mnir..rM of Hoard of Trusted.
Philip Huehnor, president. .Portland
T. S. MeDanlel, vice-pres. . .Portland
A. N. Hush, treasurer Salem
C. O. Iloyer, secretary Salem
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CAPITA I IlfSIXIWS COI,l,Km.
An Uduntlloiiiil IniiStutlon of drent
Importune
Much ns may bo said of our higher
polioses und unlvorsltlei, the fact re
mains that for tho great majority of
American youth the business collogo
Is tho most practical.
Tho liualnciM college holps to de
volop tho practical facilities of the
Rons nnd daughters of tho common
people, to tho end that they may be
como competent to occupy positions
of trust and responsibility In tho
great business world, and ns such to
iln honor to themselves and their
forobenrs.
The Capital Ilmlnes college of
Salem Is now crossing the threshold
of the eighteenth year of Its exist
ence, and perhaps no Institution of
Its kind has ever taken such rapid
strides toward a plare of prominence
nnd general recognition. Many a
joung man nnd woman who received
n business education within Its walls
and hns now launched upon n sen of
business enterprise looks back with
warm gratitude to this educational
Institution, where- wns completed
the foundation upon which stood the
Inddor of success, whoro wns received
thu Intellectual weapons that havo
since won their own way In tho busi
ness world.
This collugo offers to tho public all
tho ndvantasos to bo found In every
well-appointed nnd thorough-going
business or commercial school, be
sides many features of great value
that belong distinctly to this Institu
tion nnd Hint cannot bo found else
where In this section of tho country
Its courHos aro strong, well-graded
nnd tho Institution Is well known
from ono end of tho etnto to the other
for Its thorough work nnd successful
grnduntoe, innny of whom havo tilled
nnd are now lllllng some of the high
est positions of trut and honor. Kv
ery attention possible Is given to aid
ing students In securing suitable
rooms and hoarding place, and as
well to helping them to suitable m
sltlons In busluoM houses, nlllces and
banks, when they become nbly quail
tied to 1111 such position with credit
to themeelve and their ulmn-mnter.
The school rooms are largo, well
lighted and ventilated, and are
.-quipped with everv facility for the
sueetMsfiit operation of a modem
business college. Hvery convenience
that emild mtMlhly It found in an
educational Institution Is here to be
soon, both for developing the men
tal nnd social faculty of the student.
The untiring seal and honest ef
forts of Mr. W. T. Staler, the prin
cipal awl proprietor, are felt and ap
preciated, not only by the cltlMa
of Salem, but also the great and
noble work he I doing has made far
orabl Impression In many of the
lending sections of this statu, as wall
of neighboring state. In tnor-
nughuea. and practicability of course
the Capital Huelne college will r
stand second lo none.
MOIIt (JimCHUV CO.MPA.VY.
Staplo and llotc) (iruwle.
In tMttrlng Mntwtlc for this r
vtow w and many bnala hotuee
that for straightforward, honorable
buslnew method are entitled to
special mention. Amoog the thnt
eome la this category U thnt of th
Molr Orotery company, who are sue
eeeeors tu Fuller Douglas, and nr
tocat4 t u gul, MrMl
The Molr Oroeery company eou
dnci one of the moat ui.-u.slst and
nietropoliian grocery house to be
founu In anbni. and ua th reput
tloa of handling th largest naaort
mnt of good in both fancy and
Waple article of any grocery store la
Marlon county, and ran coamUatly
be counted upon to supply their pat
runs with everything known to the
basin They havo had charge of
taw institution sine the Sth of Ovto
her. lo Uurlng which time the
hou ha etabltehl a mot favor-
aoio refutation with the trade and
aro prpjtrd at alt time to furnish
goods to then ritrons at tho lowest
B'.arket t" b-iu, ,i acoc-dance
JOUKNAL, SALEM, OnnGON
with tho high-class qunllty of the
goods handled.
Tho Molr Grocery company arc
nolo nsonts for Chnse & Sanborn's
fine tens nnd coffeos, which lmve n
world-wide roputatlon for tholr ox
collont quollty nnd are acknowledged
to bo superior to any other brands
on tho market. We nlso find among
their well-selected stock Khmnn'J
olive oil and bottled olives, which
cannot be surpassed for quality and
flavor.
Mr. H. W. -Molr, tho oxecutlvo head
of this establishment, Is a gentleman
who Is well nnd favorably known
throughout tliN vicinity. He was
formerly employed at Weller Uro.'
establlshmnt for a number of yean,
where he gained a thorough knowl
edge of the business nnd formed
many life-long friends. The house Is
equipped with their own delivery
wagons nnd the service In this re
spect Is at nil times highly satis
factory. Promptness In the execu
tion of orders and all business trans
actions Is the motto of the house. The
business U such that It requires five
people to attend to the wants of
their mnny patrons, und tho clerks,
ns well ns Mr. Molr, are very accom
modating and nlwnys try to please
their customers In ovory wny pos
sible. Mr. Molr hns beon n resident of
Snlom for tho past twonty-two yonrs.
He tnkos nn nctlvo Intorest In all
measures tendlns to Improve Salem's
Industrial conditions, seconding ev
ory offort to build tin nnd develop
home enterprises, nnd Is among tho
progressive and energetic young
business men of Salem. The busl
neea principles ho hns adoptil are
sure to win for him unbounded sue
cee In his onwnrd career,
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8AI,KM STATU HANK.
A' .Modem Pliiiiliclnl Iiitl(utlnn
Wlildi I) Croulni; Itnplclly.
Salem Is n conspicuous oxnmple of
flnnnclnl strength nnd Intogrlty, and
tho men who have charge of Its finan
cial Institutions nro conceded to
have more than nverago oxecutlvo
ability nnd buslnoes Judgment. They
aro ns n rulo progressive In tholr
mothods nnd adopt those plnns which
tho business world hns tried nnd
found snfo nnd successful. Through
them our capital city Is becoming
moro und moro Important as n finan
cial conter of tho state.
Prominent anions Snlom's loading
banking Institutions, ono that Is
held In tho highest esteem by the
gencrnl public. Is tho Snlom Stato
bank. It l located In tho hoart of
tho buslnoes portion of tho city, nnd
its countlnz rooms contnln ovory
convenlonco known to tho banking
business. Tho mnnngemont devotoe
Its attention to the needs of the
commercial community nnd oxtemls
to llrms and corporations and Indiv
iduals every accommodation their
resH)nlblllty and balance warrant,
and that legitimate hanking will per
mit. ThI concern carries on all the
departments usual to a tlret-clae
banking Institution, making loan
nnd dltcoimt In accordance with
accepted banking principle, buying
nnd Mlllng bond and exchange of
the commercial public, while It sav
ing department is of valuable as-
slstance In helping wagearner. to
niH,uire a comiwency. ana is a ae- ,cUr,,Ue 0f the man hlniMlt and
jmsltory of aneured nafety for larg tBro(,,h wh,ch b .ubllhed his rec
or small depo.lt. It um every or4 llm.UM t0 m ,he hniin9U
modern system which In any way nfe
tend, to enhance, facilitate or bencl ,' m9 h, ,,, n tn, ,.
lit fnanclnl tranaactlon M cUy lStI(W) flM o( mo(
The management I lllral and , ofypl , th BOrlh.
oare ul. while no queatlonnbl rl.k WMt ouwW o( VqHImA w, v
are taken any legitime... enUrpria ,n ,ch bUio-tg yr gh
on a sound basis may always depend Vfrr ,,,
upon genu treatment at the m prominent In nil
hand of thU Institution, wall at ..!. , .K, .!?.
the same time It carefully guards th I
ir::,0' !m,r'- --. z
i.w mum puwinuiir oj rK.
Front the Inceplton of this bank
Urn -u, .!.. .. ... ........ .
K. S. liAMPOltT,
Mniiufnriiiivr and Dowler In Light
and lmy llunlwaw.
lu aa analyst of th cause that
wade Salem th popular trading
point, which ha grown to th tkrtT
tag buatae. and educational citv r
today, too much credit can hardly
h glvn to th pioneer m.rchaat.
The tame of thu old noun was
mad, aad ha hew maintained for
aarly halt a century, b th Pv-i.
leno of Its own product.
A succeeaful buslnea r r
thlrty-sht year I snmciant t. i.
self to stamp Mr. B. s Umporl a a
u exceptional ability Hut j,e
baa bocn more than a smctssfui incr-
cstocr cd cilitea as wrll
lWllty in reapondlng to all montary ' -t ' .all "US' 'l""'
demand which It ha m dervdly Ll '
earned, a wl aa th eharaofr A??'"'
It. increaalng patronag. plac. It ' T ,u Zl, .m k i T P0W-,r'
among lb leading and rli.bl ban.-' i , ', " "f ?h.'h U w ,B wr
ing t.rprl of th. Hal. , JJ $ 2? imhtMr
every action I conaervatlv. and ItCll W " M 0( ,he
to on. of th mot c.rfullymaaaU ' ZZ t'" " oC WMflta
hanh In the we, W I ,n lh tlwWi. HI. atore U met-
TUI3IAY, .TAXUAKV 1, 100
to Salem In
Mr. Lamport came
lu"..:Li.-i-,,nrfiedhls
iRfit at whlcn lime "c .-
w like all other pioneer bu.lm
. ' . ., wn started in rather a
Bmanwn.v. but by honorable and ,
ght dealings with tho public, to
gag,hcr with the superior grade of
goodH handled, It has climbed the
ladder of succees and scaled the walls
ofpro.per.ty. until It now occur es
a most Important piacu i -
nets world of Oregon.
th imslness has grown to such
magnitude that the quarters now oc
cupied comprise nearly ..000 feet of
flnnrsoace. The building Is R to-
.tory brick structure. 22 by 10o foe
. ..inn.mns. Tho first floor Is used
BB the saleroom and manufacturing
department, w.ille on the second floor
g to be found a full line of fine car
.Inge and buggies of the latest styles
ml natterm. Mr. Lamport has the
distinction of belns In thH line or
business longer than any other man
in the state of Orecon. and has oc
io,i hu nreeent stand since 1872.
Mr. Lamport has nlways had the
reputation of supplying his patrons
with the best In material, as well as
In workmanship, nnd cnrrlos one of
the largest nnd most complete lines
of harness to he found In the state.
. ..,,,niiirini- ilennrtmcnt Is
IIIB lliuuuv. n ---
equipped with the latest labor-saving
machines and appliance useu in mu
manufacture of harness, and a num
ber of skilled workmon are employed
thp year around. In the repnlrlng
line all work li executed In n neat
and artistic manner nnd never falls
to give perfect satisfaction. There
H also to be found at this establish
ment n line of whips, supra, blank
ets, Rnd In fact everything that Is
known to the business.
Since Mr. Lamport came to Salem
M life hns been nn open book to tho
public. He slvee close personal at
tention to his business, and has by
his honorable methods and fnlr deal
In? won the esteom of his fellow
business men. as well as his patrons.
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WATT SHUT.
One of Salem's .Most Aggreishe mill
Thorough Voting llusliu-jis Men.
It has been said, and well said,
that a few men in any neighborhood
nttract moro nttentlon thnn do tholr
neighbors from tholr nttructlvenos
and magnetic personality, and nlso
bccniiBo of tholr great succoes In the
particular wnlk In llfo In which they
nro found, and ono who Is peculiarly
worthy of montlon In this clnss Is
Watt Shlpp.
Mr. Shlpp wns bom In Canada nnd
came with his paronts to Oregon In
1889. At tho nge of 1C. being born
of that desire to achieve fame and
distinction, he entered the arena of
professional bicycle racing, which he
followed for six ears. and in which
profession he distinguished himself
with honors, winning the northwest
championship In three distinct races,
winning from Hewett and Krasher In
Portland and from Cottar In both Se
attle nnd Taroma. establishing a rcr
lord of 10 minute and 29 second
. HUt, wu,ch .,,,., t0iy niur)aaed.
lleaehlug the highest notch pos
sible to be obtained lu the raclug
life, Mr. Shlpp, uoelug that tact
,, IUilnemt Rby whlch u chllr,
-.-... . .anin. Hinl ucm H
man who In held In th hUhest ea-
u-.. --mn. , .
fcl. ,, ' ;i " ";:.,. . .r
been compiled. In order to satisfy
his trad and meet with the demand
ruiwmnn m exorj mu of th word
a hlmwlf U kind, accommodating
aad a thorough-going young business
mm and I bld In the hteheat ea
teem by who know him.
A. U HAKVKV,
ntticy ami Staph, firwerles.
The predominant trad, of Salem It
In th necessities of th everyday lit
of the people, and the good of the
provision dealer and trocar are In
great demand. It follow . a lo-,.
cal inference that Sal.m ha iU quota
of well stocked grocery house.. The
huaine .ketche. found throughout
thU edition turunda many examples
of sure, made in SaUm. but none
mow meriting mention as an example
than In the caso of Mr A t. .,
V, '
Mr Jlarvey came to Salem from
. nolo., some three years, nt
Denver,
' . -t.n nncaKC.l l"
which Place no ...
mm
Mn tab Iness necessary to success
StS by, ?r easting
'"."ToTi's pie bS.lni.wUhu
SSai'JSoJd his fondest cxpecta-
""lU; store Is located nt 499 Court
Jo ami is stocked with a high-
gral of fancy nnd staple gro-
c" embracing everything known
business. The line ogrocore
hng been carefully selected tilth re
.r.t..h.lrPr.ndmU.d
Includes a compieto " -
canned and bottled goods, extracts
and spices, flour nnd staple articles
geirX. A feature of tho stock l
fhesplendla .gortmt of fine teas
nd coffeos of the very host brands,
which are guaranteed for purlt and
oxcellenco.
Mr Harvey conducts his business
upon thoroughly modern plans, dellv-
i. .. nf rlinrue to any
nr tlK couua inv - - --
: "..,.!. i.v. ,.n,l tho nrlcos quoto.i
pari oi i ..,,.... ,,ir
.. ,. . nt uniform rnnk
on an Kuu ...
Honest equivalents Is tho mot Jo .of
the establishment, and this condition
prevails through tho adoption nnd
enforcement of methods character
ized by tho strictest Integrity.
Since his 'establishment here. Mr.
Harvey has made a loyal and public
spirited citizen, always giving finan
cial aid to any enterprise that has for
Its object the upbuilding of Salem.
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WH1TK IIOl'Si: HKSTAl'HAXT.
A Needful Institution.
It is well known that masters of
the culinary art are held high nuiong
the most necessary of professions,
and It has been said thnt the world
looks quite different to u man nftor
n square menl. nnd thnt a man looks
different to the world. Thnro is n
great deal of truth In this. In Sa
lem ono can always satisfy tho Innor
person by wondlng tholr way Into tho
White House restaurant, whore thoy
will bo provided with n monl that
cannot be duplicated In this part of
tho country.
This establishment is loented at
3C2 State street, nnd enjoys tho rep
ntntion of being ono of tho finest nnd
most niodorn rostaurnnta to bo found
In tho stato of Orogon. Tho up
stairs dlnlns room hnB n seating ca
pacity for 5G persons, and tho down
stairs dlnlns room is provided for
the sontlns of 28 porsons at ono
time, whllo tho lunch countor, which
Is of n horseshoe design, has a GO
stool seating capacity, making n to
tal sentlns capacity of 144 porsons
at one time. The restaurant Is
equipped with six hnndsomoly fur
nished boxes for private parties, nnd
has every convenience for the accom
modation of the public that capital
can secure or taste could suggest.
A most favorable Impression Is nt
once conveyed upon entering this
place, m It bears every ovldenco of
cleanliness and neatness. The table
Includes the beet the market affords,
which Is well cooked and seasoned by
experienced cooks. The house la
open day and night and short orders
are served at all hours, the motto of
the home being quick service and
reasonable charges. Kmployment Is
given to fourteen experienced people
given to fourteen experlented people
tints highly satisfactory. The house
is under the management and prop
rietorship of William McGllchrlst &
Sob, both of whom are well experi
enced gentlemen In this line of busl
new. aad they alway. make It a
point to tee that patrons receive good
servlc and net what they want
Don't forget the number White
Hon. restaurant. S2 State street.
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TIIImhi Co,, Pruno Piukcrs.
The prune packing establishment
of Tlllson & Co. i n enterprise
which contribute to the prosperity
of Salem and Marlon county in no
small de-ro. The fcitor to this In
Justiy. after having been shown
through the plant, and observing the
excellent equipment, comes away
with the conviction that business
ability and enterprise have built up
an Institution that would reUect
credit upon any city. Some Idea of
th BMeattnde of their operation.
may be obtained when we m Umt
m. W("1 an(l BW,ml ov- 'our
million pounds of prune, this sea-
JM. The bualne. of thl. enterpr Z
ha. rown to such proportion, that
Th.y employ on an
h. 77r "ii anu Canada.
rive people durlnr tt.
verage eighty-
J- a capacity of , Zl
season, and
trH ,the, ,rUlt Ua Kon through
the required process- it t ,, .
8. 10 & ka ll ,s Put into
Hi . aBd s0-Pound boxes
ready for shipment tm '
also manufactum ,'ts 2? Z7
pipped with tho iZZTJSl I,
l'r tho operation f i. u... uery
Replant ,8 thoro'hVieJn
overy respect, containing th,
mnciunery nnci nppnnnccs kto,
this lino or uitBinoBs. and li i
perfect ennltary condition
pruno packing biiBlnues of S.J
ono which tlcsorvoa much crel
tnrougn vuoir onorts the;
ii.ilnnil tn nilvortlnn lln.i..
and tho Willamette valley J
worm ns one oi mo Kreatcstt
produclnB sections In the J
Stntcs.
o .
Fninlc M. Hi-own,
With what rnpldlty Salem J
comliiK n luaniiincuiring centhj
how rapidly alio la coming a!
front In nil tloimrtnunts ot J
trlnl activity is BtriKingly litl.,
In tho establishment owned l,(j
Knink M. Brown, which Is locata
Front street between State
Coiut. Mr. Drown la u inanufacj
of snali, doors, mouldliiRs, atjj
nil kinds of house finish and '
wood work. Ilia ulnnt Is a w,i
one In every respect nnd Is eqf
throughout witn tno intcat raacty
nnd mipllnnces used in tliia it,j
Industry.
All men employed by Mr. J
. ..,,.., , .
nro bkiiiou mm uxuoriencea t.
win. nnil ovorv lob cxccutprl u
establlBlimcnt is gunruntccd to
perfect satisfaction. Ustlmattt
furnlHhcd on nppllcntlon, based
thorougli knowledao of tho bwJ
whllo tho prices quoted are ol
form rnnk. Mr. Drown Is a y
cnl mnn In this lino of buslnctt
conducts liU cstnlillBlimcnt oa
oughly moilern plnns, nnd tti
effortB to plonso his patrons !:
preclntod Is tlemonBtratcd by tht
time of business ho Is doing. AT
ders received nro clvcn pron
tentlon nnd nro executed In i
factory mnnnor. This establish:
Is of irront Importnnco to the
noes activity of this vicinity, tail
well bo numbered nmoug the
ing nnd growing Industries ol
. o
A Dime.
Thlrteon years ngo Mr. A
established his btmluess at
South Commorclnl street, whent
now located, nnd known ns thei
Salem brick Btoro. Mr. Dauti
"u",ur " '"" ""." 7
I .1 1 .. I u. .asiMAMnl ftttlt n ti tils
biock emorncinK a inn imu v
nnd fnncy grocorlcs, crockery,
Ing, boots nnd shoes, glass, woo
tluwnro. Ho nlso buys all kit
produco, for which tho hlgheitt
kot price Is paid, nnd in this btu
ns woll ns all others, ho enjoynr
business.
Mr. Dauo enjoys a good buls
In nnd nro und Snlom, nnd niatjb
mors throughout this vicinity
mndo this store their constant t
Ing place for mnny yenrs. Mr
has great faith In tho city's poH
tlos, and Is ovor ready to help
nny public untorprlso to tho exttDl
his ability.
WATKHS IiltOTHi:itS,
Tto KiiterprlHlnir Iltisliicss Mt
In compiling h rovlow of thetl
nee., Industrial, oducntlonal sail
clnl Intorests of Snlom wo feU
we should assign prominent t!
the above nnmed gentlemen,
Messrs. Frank W. nnd Fred It.
ers have been mnstor vorkmcnli1
upbuilding of Snlom nnd this vl
Tliey have nlwnys taken an ie
part In all mnttora portnlnlng to
welfare of tho city, nnd havo fw-5
promoted Industries thnt will H
great bonoflt to Snlom nnd tbUt
inunlty. Tho wrltor, when
Ing with Prank W. Waters, will
formed thnt they conducted noM
nes that required advertising ""J
ever." ho says, "wo always help'
ward any public enterprise that"
benefit Salem or Marlon couk-1
Waters brothors nro locatw
rooms 1G and 17, ovor nush'si
They nro men of tremendous en?
ennrmnna nmnHnnlltv nnd '
personality well rewards acq"-
r. ,,
mice.
W. W. Zinn.
When you havo a craving for i
delicate bit of confectionery .
good clear nnd want tho very
est, your stops will nuturally t,j
toward Mr. W. w. Zlnn's fB1
COnfectlnnnrt- natnMlulimnnt.
experience has taught you that J
deslro can always bo cratifled.
Mr. Zinn is a wholesale and r
donler In tropical fruits, confeti
ery nnd Ico cream, soft drinks, tip
nnd tobaccos. Ho is a mnnufsct
of tine candies, and is a gentle
of originality and great progre
who hns mado this business a H
nomenal success. Being always
for new ideas, bis enterprising B
ods havo won for tho houso a V
and constantly Increasing buslnej
Thn Trm Wnmlpr.
Cures all kidney, bladder
rheumatic trouble; sold by all
Klsts, or two months' treatm
mall for 1. Dr. H. W. '
OUve atreet, St. Louts, Mo, J
'or testimonials. Sold by
3PT?
drug store. d-""
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