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DAILY CAPITAL JOTJRNALy SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1007.
9
fheCoughof
,onsumption
Your doctor will tell you that fresh
air and good food are the real cures
for consumption. But often the
cough is very hard. Hence, we
suggest that you ask your doctor
about Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
We publl.h th formoUi J.O.AvarCo..
of kit our preparation!. Lowell. Mm.
INDAY
SERVICES
.Mi riwiK'l.
lit?!' n
h and Mill streets. Sun
".a. . Preaching at
d 7 P- m- Evening
.. xHwInns." Tcstl-
. . fi-45 n. m. Prayer
iJwday evening. Dlblo study
S at 1C Forry St.
fTMcCandllsh, pastor.
N -i,,l. SrleilCC.
Lt church of Christ, Scientist,
f.itc6ureu onrvlees at
J it m Subject of lesson sor
. .mr " Sunday school
,t is a m Tho Wednesday
11 ' ,- i.M.1 "5r 7?30 n.
jttdlnjroomlnthechurchoi.cn
i. Oiimlnl' All
.aflfrnoon exceut ouuuu, ....
..lii invited to attend tho
L, Wd the reading room.
i-it,.il rmticcllcal.
jrt h L. Pratt will preach Sun-
,-ornlng and evening, t uuia
Iwta quarterly conforonco. Tho
... M,fornfo convonos April 4
tenUis, Ore. The pastor leaves
. Tittday morning iu '' ""
riu preliminary to coiuurunuu.
i. Dock, pastor,
IntliKran St. John's.
juter icrvlco Sunday morning at
Hi o and Monday ovonlng nt
,lo :ork in the German Lutheran
jttai church, corner conter nnu
cfwa'h streets. Geo. Engel, pas-
rirt Christian.
In'nR service, 10:30 a. m., Rov.
1 Jlcsslck will preach. Evo'nlng
itr 7 30 r m . preaching by tho
dr D. E.-rett, theme, "The Fact
ie Resurrection." Special Eastor
iii the evening service. Blblo
fcw it 12 m Christian Endoavor, '
: p, b. Strangers and visitors
'coat.
First MclhodNt Episcopal.
l?iil Easter program morning
twnlng
Mom I hit.
W Lilt Your Glad Volcos."
hvw '
WAm, "Christ Our Passover,"
fcL.llBB Choir
fetnr Offertory Prof. S. S.
fc" I Kik'A That Mr Redeemer
J Friim 'li- Messiah, Handel
biv Hmum. with Hillalulali
!' l".d f M . t i"i t lirt
W..n ri, ii p. Rowland, yre-
I.. I .. ! T, .... ... . .
- i r r riiii'itmi (UWriC.
t ir.uk. Ten Thousand
-Tii'-a ui4.ii
liming 7:. 10 it. m.
I:?
r
U n T n m rectlon." Shel
ls
Head Int.
Anthem, "Christ, The Lord la
Risen," Buck.
Rending Miss Gusslo Booth.
Solo, "Tho Trumpet Shall Sound,"
from Handel's Messiah Dr. R. A.
Heritage.
Reading Mls3 Vera Bynrs.
"Gloria from the Twelfth Mats,"
Mozart.
Offering for missions.
nthem, "Sing All Elula Mass,"
Buck.
Hymn.
Benediction.
A cordial invitation to tho pub
lic to attend thoso serlvcos. Rev. W.
H. Solleck, pastor.
Central Congregational.
Nineteenth and Forry streets, P. S
Knight pastor. Pastor will conduct
sorvlccs at 11 n. in. and 7:30 p. ni.
Sunday school, 10 a. ni. Endoavor
meeting, C:30 p. m. Blblo study
Thursday evening.
W. O. T. U.
Miss Ella McElroy will nddrcss tho
Gospol Temporanco mooting Sunday,
March 31, at 4 p. m. A pnpor will
bo road from Dr. G. W. Gronnls.
St. Paul's.
Tho Easter sorvlcos nt St. Paul's
church, Chomekcta and Church
streots, will be: Plain cclobratlon,
7:30 n. m. Sundny school, 10 a. m
Second colobrntion with music, 11
a. m. Evening sorvlco, 4:30 p. in.
Tho rogulnr choir, supplomonted by
Bovornl volcos will Blng nt tho morn
ing service At tho nftornoon sor
vlco, the music will bo rendered by
Mrs. W. Carlton Smith, soprane:
Mrs. Etta Squlor Soloy, contralto;
Prof. Francosco Soloy, tonor; Mr. F.
G. Decobnoh, linrltono; Prof. F. E.
Nowborry, organist. Tho music will
be ns follews:
Orgnn Prolude, Goo-. L Spnuldlng.
Introlt Hymn No. IIS, "At tho
Lamb's High Foast Wo Sing," Elvoy.
Kyrlo Elelson, Tuckormnn
Gloria Tlbl and Gratlas Tlbl,
Gounod.
Crood, W. T. Host. .
Sormou Hymn No. 110, "Come Ye
Fnlthful, Ralio tho Strain," Sir Ar
thur Sullivan.
Orgnn Offertory, "Molody in F,"
Ruboustotn.
Presentation, "Thou Art Worthy,"
W. 1). Gilbert.
Suraum Cord a and Sanotus,
Cnmldge.
Renedlctiui Qui Venlt, T. Attaint,
Agnus Del, Gounod.
Communlou Hymn No. 3115,
' Bread of the World." Ilodgee.
Lord'a Prayer. Merbecke.
Gloria In ISxcelela. II. II. ICtlwanger
Nuno Dlinlttla, Gregorian.
ItQcanloital Hymn No. 16. "Hark
Ten Thouaaud Voices Sounding," J.'
I). Dykea.
Orgau Postlude, Ballate.
Afteiiinon Service,
OrgRn Prelude, J Loybarh.
Processional Hjniu No . 112.
I
AscNsshs
j "jKlnd You Hnvo Alwnj-s Bought, nml which hns beca
" ,or cr :io years, hns honiQ tho filfrnntnro or
ry niul has hecu mntlo iimlcr his pcr-
U&Jyfjjfcf, sonnl supervision since Us Infancy.
'f. 'tciCJiVK Allow no ono to dccclvo you In this,
tountcrfoits, ImltaUons nnd" Just-as-Kool,nre but;
gW'ltticnts that trlllo with nnd emlanf?or tho hea.wi of
uta4 oud ti.lidxu-ExperIonco nsaliiht 2Sspoii -&&
What is CASTOR1A
n- a a hannloss substitute for Cnstor OH, Pftrc
r "rops ..mi Soothhtff Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It
M ncitlur Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
ShS' lts nge Is Ils ffft"too. It destroys Worms
Wtays FeerIslmos8. It cures Dinrrluua nml AVlud
U relives Toothing' Troubles, euros Constipation
tei i U,ency lt lnllntos tho Food, regulates tho
V ri ?nd 3Jowols Bi'hiij healthy and natural sleep.
Juldrcn's Panacea- Xlio Mothor's Prloud.
u,Ne CASTORIA ALWAYS
S) Bears the Signature of
udYottHaie Always Boupt
Use For Over 30 Year.
"Jesus Christ Is Risen Today," Mor
gan. '
Gloria Patrl,
Mngnllkat, Maunders
Nunc Dlmlttls, Maunder.
Sermon Hymn No. Ill, "Christ,
tho Lord Is Risen Today," Mozart.
Offertory Anthem, "Come, Sco tho
Placo Whore tho Lord Lay," E.
Wheaton Beade.
Presentation, "All Things Como to
Thco," Anon.
Recessional Hymn No. 11C, "An
gola, Roll tho Rock Away," C. F.
Roper.
Orgnn Postlude, F. L. Molr.
First Presbyterian.
Church street, near Chomekcta
street, Rev. Honry T. Bnbcock, pas
tor. Morning sorvlco, 10:30 a. m.,
proachlng by tho pastor, subject,
"Tho Lord Is Risen Indeod." Mrs.
Wiggins will sing an Eastor solo on-
titled "Hosannn" by Grantor, nnd
tho choir will render an Eastor an
them ontltlod, "Thoy Havo Takon
Away My Lord," by Harrington
Sundny school at 12 m. C. E. at
C:30 p. in. Evonlng service, special
music by tho choir assisted by Mr.
Chas. Roth, tonor; Prof R. H. Wash
burn, of tho theological department
of Wlllnmotto Unlvorslty, will prench
nnd mnko a short address. Mld-weok
prayer mooting Thursday at 7:30 p.
m., preparation sorvlco for com
munion. The ovonlng musical pro-
grnm will bo ns follews:
Chorus, "They Have Takon Away
My Lord," Harrington Choir.
Chorus, "Dny of Wonder, Day of
Gladness," Schncckor Choir.
Solo, "The Lord Is Risen,"' Sulli
van Mrs. F. A. Wiggins; violin ob
llgato, Rov. H. T. Babcook.
Trio, "Hall to tho Risen Lord,"
Gaul Miss Walton, Miss Luutz, Mrs.
Wiggins.
Doublo qunrtot, "Tho Strlfo Is
0'or.".Gnbrlel.
Duott, "I Know That My Rodoom-
or Llvos," MomlolBBohn Mrs. Wig
gins, Mr. Clins. Roth.
Chorus, "Jobub Llvos Again,"
Schneckor Choir.
o
Saved Her Son's Life.
Tho happiest mothor In tho llttlo
town of Avn, Mo., Is Mrs. S. Ruppoo.
Sho wrltes: "Ono yonr ago my sou
was down with suoh sarlouB lung
troublo that our physician was un
ablo to holp him; whon, by our drug
gist's ndvlco I bogan giving him Dr.
icing's Now Dlicovor;', nnd I soon
notlcod improvement. 1 kept this
treatment up for n fow wcoks when
ho was perfectly woll. He has work
ed steadily slnco at carpontor work.
Dr. King's Discovery savod his Ilfo."
Guaranteed beat cough and cold on re
by J. C. Perry, druaglet; F.0o ami $1.
Trial battle free.
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Itenl IChIhIk TeHiisfi'i's.
The follovi'inx deede have been
placed on tile lu the oltloe of the
Marlon county recerder:
John Wtlllama to S. J. Gllea,
lot a. block 1. St. IBImo addl
tlou Salem, w d $ 7&
J. H. Settleinler et x to G. J.
Austin, lot S, block 0, addi
tion "C." Woodbtirn, w d.. lil
Geo. V, Rodger et ux to J. II.
Albert, lot 5. block It, Uni
versity addition, Slem, w d 1
llanj. llarnea et ux to W.
Truelmck, et at, land in Mar
lon county, w d 1117
Dan'l Warrington et ux to
Jerlle Slitrlngur, 40:10 ncree
t 7 a, r w, w d 8000
Joseph L. Brown et u to John
Ktisy et ux, SI aorw, t 9 a,
r 1 w. w d .... 1500
B. F. and Ann MeKee U) Addle
Franklin, .43T of an acre
near Gervuta, w d 175
Jamos M. M linker ot ux to
Sarah M. Gerowo, lot 1 and
2, block "U" Simpson addi
Uor, Salem, w d 100
Ray L. Farmer et ux t Sjien
eer 8. Hunt, land is block 5,
Roberta addition, w d .... 425
it. lluerer et al to Cba. 1C.
IHwuldlHt; LoggiMg Co., land
In Mario eoantjr. w d .... itt
J. II. and M. C. Settletnlw to
Nettle Klmmerle. block 3,
addition "C." Woodbnni,
vr a 0
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Ilaolng Uytiring Today.
Wklte Ptaliia, X. Y March 20
The bearing la tbe eae of the Em
pire lUelag aaeodaUen of Yonkera.
wky a maadamiie shall not Iseue to
compel tbe raelag ooranlsalon to
grant the Empire City traek a license
for running races, Judgo Mills, Is the
supremo court, presiding. Many
novel points bave been raised, ani
an effort will be roado to obtain a
court order to compel the state rac
ing commission to review Its action
In refusing to grant the Empire City
track people tbo right to have run
ning meets. Members of tbo Empire
City club are confident that they will
obtain a license, now that tbey saye
taken the matter Into court for n
gaal Kttlemest
Nursing Mothers ana
Ovcr-hnrdened Womw
In all stations of life, whoso vigor nnd I
Tiuiiay may navo been undermined and
broken-down by over-work, exacting
social duties, tho too frequent bearing of
children, or other causes, will find In Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription tho most
potent. Invigorating rcstoratlvo strength
Klvcroverdovlsed for their special bono
HU ursjngjraothcrs wHJlnd It especial
ly valnablolK sustaining tbolr strength
and pronjotlneXn abundant KJirlshment
fM,nno..?.hnd . xpctantjuMr4 too
will find It a prlcolcsvWSNJpiwrt! the
system for baby's coming and nhnlNiIng
tho ordeal comparatively palnles7jt
can.no no hnr-n n ? qy state, or condition
pt-Uip female syMomy- "
Delicate, isilvuus. weak women, who
sufTer from frequent headaches, back
ache, drgi;lng-down distress low down
In tho abdumpn, or from painful or Irreg
ular monthly periods, gnawing or dis
tressed sensation In stomach, dlzly cr
taint spells, sco Imaginary specks or spots
flontlng before eytw, havo disagreeable,
pelvic catarrhal drain, prolapsus, ante
version or reiro-vorslon or other displace
ments of womanly organs from weaKness
of parts will, whether thoy experience
many or only a fow of tho abovo symp
toms, flml relict and a permanent euro by
nslng faithfully nnd fairly persistently
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
This world-farood spocltlo for woman's
weaknesvs and peullar nllinonts Is a
puro glyceric extract of tho choicest na
tive, modli-lniil wots without a drop of
alcohol In Its mnke-un. All Its tngrrdt
unuprtiitiHl in plum l.ngllshon Its bottle
wrappor nnd attested under onth. Dr.
Fierce thus Invites tho fullest Investiga
tion of his formula knowing that It will
bo found to intatn only tho Ixwt agents
known to U,e mot advanced niiHllcal
Fclencoot nil tho dllToront schools of prac
tice for tho cure of wrmnn's peculiar
wnaknessrs nnd nllments.
It you want to know mom about tho
composition and professional eiulorso
meni of tho "F.i vorlte Prescription, " send
postnl card rumtnst to Dr. R. V. Pierce,
Itutlnhi, N. Y., for his free booklot treat
ing of same.
You can't afford to ncctipt ns a substl
Ut to for UiIk "tmiiHly ttfl;non rornpoKltlon
a socna luntiniu qf unknown comjw
Mih. ivurt Ho it.
rMHWf tf llHt)lgflHi)lilllllf)l)tlHWI
CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT I
Maiisllcld's Hon a Dramatist.
Now York, March 30. Although
his oft-exprossed wish to soo a per
formance of ono of tho many classi
cal plays presented by Ills fathor has
buon steadily opposod by his pnrouts,
olght-yonr-old Glbbs Mnnsflold, only
son of Rlchnrd nnd his wife, has
wrltton throo acts of n Mvo net drama
ontltlod "Tho Advontures of Prince
Mnrvol." Tho piny Is Inhl In tho
chlvalrlo porlod when "Knighthood
wns In flowor." Mnstor au8nold
not only proposes to comploto lt.
but with his fnthor's oousont to Btnge
tho production buforo ho ronchos his
toons. Notwithstanding that tho boy
hns boon uudor the suporvlslou of a
govorneee and subjoct to sovoro dis
cipline in a prlvato suhool, ho has
mnuged to ucqulro taohtncul quali
ties of plnywrltlng nnd sooms to Imvo
provided for plenty of costumos,
fascinating scenery, bloodthirsty vil
lain, and a noble hero, who readies
a prluouM In captivity. Mrs. Mans
field aays Glbb Is not precocious,
but has hoard his fnther rehonrae se
lections from Shakespeare prelimin
ary to their production on the atage,
and has always been writing without
their being able to atop him.
f i mtti !! lilt iiit itimafiaiaiwun
TO 8AUB NEW AM) SECOND-HAND GOODS.
For Sale A Indies' wheel. Inquire of
12S5 S. Liberty St. 3-2S-3t
For Sale Two fresh cows. Inquire
of I. Bnumgnrtncr, near fair
grounds store 3-28-3t
For Sale IB acres of land, good
house, barn nnd green bouso.
Fruit of nit kinds, 3 Mi mlloa oast
of Salora, In Auburn addition. In
quire of C. W. Yannko, Fashion
Stables. 3-21-2W
For Solo. A flvo and a six-room
houso, with from ono to six lots
with each, woll located In East
Salem, Good bargains. Isaiah
Schencflcld, 21st nnd Marlon Sts.,
Salem. 1-28-tf
WAITED.
Wanted to Sow Out by tho Day-
Plain or fancy dressmaking by nn
oxporlcnccd eastern lady. Miss G. E,
Honry, 1-M0 Mission street.
3-28-3t
Wanted By a young lndy, a placo
to work for board and attend
Bchool. Addross ,J. J, Krnps, Sa
eom, Or. 3-19-tf
Now nnd Second-Hand GooJav
Bought and sold, also rangea,
Btovos and cooking utensils, disk
OS, granlto and tlnwaro ot all klade
Glvo us a call, O. L. McPook, 17t
South Commorclal St. 8-13-lj
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PLUMBERS.
Theo. M. Itarr Plumbing, hot waten
and otoam heating and tlnnlag,
164 Commorclal street. Phc-M
Mnln 102. 9-1-ly
M. J, Fetxel Plumbing, steam aa4
gas fitting. Successor to Knox
Murphy, 220 Commorclal street,
'Phono Mala 17.
LODGES.
Foresters of America Court Sher
wood Foresters, No, 10, Moots
Tuesdny In Hurst hall, Stnto stroot
Loo Abblo. O. R.; A. L, Brown,
F. S.
Central Lodge No. 18, IC. of P.
Cnstlo Hall In Ilotmnn block, cor
ner Stnto and Liberty streets.
Tuesday of oach week nt 7:30 p.
m. E. W. Haiard, C. G.J W. I.
Staloy, IC. of R, and S.
Tho Tains Wonder.
Cures nil kldnoy, bladder and
rheumntlo troublo; sold by all drug
gists, or two months' troatmont by
mall for II. Dr. E. W. Hall. 2D20
Ollvo street, St. Louis, Mo. Bend
for testimonials . Sold by Stone's
drug store. dw-lyr
o
Opening of New Theater.
LoHflvlle, Ky., March 0. Loula
ville'a new theater, the Mary Ander
on, will be inaugiiarated tonight.
Tho DoWolf Hopper company will
start the new enterprise with "Happy
land," n piny In which Hopper has
been very sueeeesful. The crowd la
a very largo ono, and tho new enter
prise has evidently before It a sue
ceeeful career. The new house la
mueh ndmlred.
Garden Seeds !
We havo a large stock ot
Garden Seeds In bulk. Our
seeds are all 1906 crop; no
carry-over.
O.VIO.N' SETS.
Aak for small onion sets.
Yom Met tkree timea as many
to 06 pud.
1'IUM) KltRDS.
Fancy Rlueatem Wheat,
Chevelln Barley, Oats, Corn,
Clovar, Alfalfa, Field Peas,
Land Plaster, otc
Distributing agents for
Coulson'8 Egg Foods,
Coulson'a Chick Foods,
CouUon's Condition Powders.
Tho largest wholesale and
retail dealers In tbo city.
TILLSON & CO.
151 High St.
Modem Woodmen of America Ore
gon Codnr Camp No. G24G. Meets
ovory Thursday ovonlng at 3
o'clock in ftolmnn hall. W. W.
Hill, V. C: P. A. Tumor, Glorlc.
Woodmen of World Moot ovory Frl
'day night nt 7:30, In Holnmn hnll.
J. A. Dickey, O. 8.; P. L. Fraalor,
Clerk.
Lincoln Annuity Union. Sick, nccl
dont and pension Insuranco; $2,
000,000 pledged; ovory claim paid
Good agontB wanted. J. II. C.
Montgomery, auproino orgnnlzor,
Box 432 Salem, Oregon. R. II.
Ryan, seoroctnry, C40 Stato streot.
MUHICAIj.
Arthur Von Jow.eii Teacker of pi
ano; touch, teclinlch, Interpreta
tion. Thorough preparatory course
Advanced students prepared for
publlo appearance. IlMldence Qifi
Center St. Tel. Main fixO.
2-88-tf.
I'll YSICIANS AND a"'fflXH,
Dr. D. H. Orlllln, tho Kpeclnllst on
Morphine All drug nnd liquor
habits, whloh he on res in 3 days.
No money until cured, 214 Trade
St., Salem. Ore. Phono 608, Jobs
Doyens, Business Manager.
OSTEOPATHS.
Dr. II. II. White Graduate of Klrks
vlllo, Mo., under foundor of Os
teopathy. Room 21, Breymae
building, Commorclal stroot
Phono 87. Residence corner
Mill and Twenty-first Sts. Phone
BSD. Treats acuta nnd chronic
diseases. Examination froo.
11-17-tf
FOR RENT
iNW"
For Rent Sovou-room houso, hot
nnd cold wntor, electric light, bath'
room. Inquire of Aug. Sohrolh
or, 6G0 North High stroot,
3-25-tf
For Rent Cheap, an upstairs room,
2GxG0 feet. Good location fop
shop. Inqulro of Sknlfo & Em
mott, 108 Stato Btroot. 3-2fi-lwk
For Rent A 0-acro hop yard, at
ono-fourth font, Inqulro ot NT.
J. Iwgnn, Gorvuls, Routo 2,
3-21-tf
For Rent. Nlco cottngo, larg
grounds; tho roso nnd flowor coi
nor block ot Sntom, IIoubo la
flrst-clnss condition, scrcons to nil
windows and doors, now shades,
curtain poles, hot and cold wntor
In bed rooms, porcolnln and mar
bio wnBh stands, porcolnln bntlt
nnd tollot, chnndollors in ovory
room, oloctria lights, flno porch
nnd Bhndo trees; tho finest location
In Snlom, closo In, corner of Mill
nml church streets, This cottage
will bo for ront April 1st. J, Con
nor, Wlllnmotto Hotel. 3-14-tf
SASH A2TO DOOR FACTORIES.
i Frank M. Brown.Manafaeturer of
sash, diwrs, mouldings. All kinds of
heme finish and hard wood work.
Front street, bet. Stato ami Ceort
I
DRAYMEN.
It. O. Otiimnfiitf Kaeeeeeor to White
-Cummins, (unreae, delivery nnd
transfer llav. Prompt servloe Ii
our motto. Furaltur" and piano
moving a speelulty. Stand at 156
South CoiAiHeralal st.'oot. Phone
17G. Rosidenee phone 908. 8-4-tt
BUTTERNUT BREAD
It U wortk aoore than any otber
bread, yet tlte priee U so blgher.
For Ml at year greeer'.
CXUPOUMIA. BJUONK.
TbewM ft Cttlw,
O. C T. CO
-STEAMERS-
I03IOKA AND OHEGOXA LEAVS
I'ORTLAXD MONDAY, WEDNKft.
DAY ANI) FRIDAY AT 10 A.
M.f TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND
SATURDAYS AT 800 A. M. FOt
OOKVAUS TUESDAY, THURSDAY
AND SATURDAY ABOUT I P, M,
P. H. BjIXDWIH, Atf .
MIHOKMiANKOUB.
Enlarged
Our incut nmrkot on East State
Btrcot hns boon doubled In also and
wo nro bettor prepared than over to
servo customers. Prompt sorvlco nnd
tho host ot monts our motto. Call
or phono 190. 11. 13. Edwards, Prop.
Piano Tuner L. L. Woods, piano ot
port tuning, ropnlring and polish
ing. Lonvo orders nt Goo. O.
Wills' mualo atoro, Salem.
2- 0-lyr
Concrete Work. -Get my prlcos oa
Bldewallts, curbs, septlo tanks and
cement work of any kind. All
work guaranteed flrst-alass. M.
Ward, Highland add. Phono 600.
2-11-tf
Hullo .Ni Wuudurotli Flno wines,
liquors and olgnrs. Wo handlo the
celehrntod Kellogg nnd Caitln
whlsklos. Cool nnd refreshing boor
oonstnnlly on drough. South
Conuuerolal streot 0-3-lyr
Snlom Iron Works. -Foundors, ma
chinists and blacksmiths. Manu
facturers of nil kinds of sawmill
mnahlnory. Hop and fruit drying
etovos, otc Manufacturers of the
Salem Iron Works Hop Pros.
Kalttin Box X- Lumber Co. -Removed
from South Salem to 14th street,
near the S. P. depot. Boxen, Horry
Crates, Fruit Trays and Perfection
Fruit Evaporators. Phone 201.
SALEM WATER COMPANY
OITIOB OITY HALL.
For water service tpply at 00m,
Bills payable monthly la ad vanes,
Make all complaint at the office,
INDEPENDENCE STAGE.
Dally except Sunday. Leaves Wil
lamette Hotel, Salem at 3 p. m., oon
NKt with motor for Monmouth and
Dallas at 0:16 p. ra. Leaves Inde
pendence nt 8 n. m. Phono Mala
179. RALPH BHPLONO,
Manager.
UMr,tk j TM Ud ten Hm JIMin Bt
The Fashion Stables
Formerly Simpson's SUblea,
Up-to-date livery and eab line.
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