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WOMEN
DISCUSS
MISSIONS
ffivcnty-flrst Anininl Meeting of
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Convened Yesterday and Is in
Session Today.
Tho twonty-flrst annual meeting of
tbo Woman's Home Missionary so
ciety of the Oregon conforonco con
vene In Iho First M. E. church of
this city yesterday nt 2:30 p. m.
In tho absonco of itho president,
Mrs. F. W. Brooks, arm. J. E. Bon
nott of Portland was chosen chair
man for tho afternoon.
Mrs. W. H. Sollcck of this city led
tho dovotlonal exorclsos reading tlw
23rd psalm In an hnpresslvo mnnnor.
All present Joined in this part of tho
services, nt which tlmo many forvont
,prnyoro woro offered.
Tho rending of tho mlnuteB of tho
Inst session was deferred to this
morning owing to mnny of tho dele
gates not having arrived.
Tbq appointment of tho various
commlttocs was among tho most im
portant business transacted by tho
convention yesterday. 'Tho commit
tees woro chosen as follews:
Committee on credentials Mrs.
Southwlck of Salem, Mrs. E, W. Har
low of Portland, Mrs, Mclnnls of
Portland.
Enrollment Mrs. Emma Hinds of
Sllvorton, Mrs. Smith of Corvnllls,
Mrs. Hnmllton of Nowhorg.
Courtesies Mrs. A. Dlmmltt of
Salem, Mrs, Anderson of Salem, Miss
Ruth Flold of Snlom.
Resolution Mrs. II. D. Kimball of
Sllvorton, Mrs. J. W. Wiseman of
Portland, Miss A. N. Knox of Port
land. After tho appointment of the
commlttcofl had boon completed, tho
delegates and frlonds present woro
ontortnlnod by flvo llttlo girls of Sa
eom ropresontlng "Tho Home Guards
and Mothor's Jewels." This part of
tho exorclsos was under tho direction
of Mrs. Bushong Booth and waB glv
on In a mnnnor which showed caro
ful and thoughtfiul training.
Tho address given by Mrs. T. E.
Cornollua was among tho treats of
tho afternoon. Tho "Emigrant Prob
loin" was handled In. a forceful stylo
and prosentod tho great difficulty of
organizing and uplifting millions of
forolgnnrs and tho various classos of
immigrants who come to tho coun
try to find homes.
MrB. F. J, Hnrd was on tho pro
gram for an nddross on "AlaBka"
and sho not bolng nblo to attend Miss
Emily Lyons of Portland rend 'hor
oxcollont popor which had been sub
mitted. Tho artlclo gavo many In
teresting faots about tho far north,
tho peoplo, their customs and tho
groat Influenco for good which Chris
tianity was exorcising ovor them. A
short Bcssion of song was then held
nftor which, whllo tho nudlonce wis
waiting for somo chlldron who woro
to appear on tho program and had
not nrrlvod from school, Rov. W. TI.
Sollook gavo an improsslvo talk oa
missionary work which- contained a
groat doal of good comedy. M
Sollook thon song "Tho Mastor nnl
tho Lilies," and Boon demonstrated
that ho wns not only glMd as a
spuakor but ppssossed all tho roqul
sitos of an ontortalnlng slngor.
Notos woro rend from tho study
book "Incoming Millions" und nfUr
n hymn tho convontlon was adjourn
ed until this morning at 9 o'clock.
Last Evening,
Tho delegates of tho convention
Joined with tho mombors of tho First
M. E. ohureh Inst ovonlng in tho reg
ular wookly prayor sorvlco.
This Morning's Program. '
Dovotlonal exorclios, Mrs. Mary F.
Wolfe.
AJdros of welcomo, Rqv. W. H.
Sollook. 1
Rosponso. Mrs. E, W. Harlow.
Report of oommlttoo on orodon
tlnls. Rending minutes of last annual
meeting, Mrs. J. D. Loe.
Reports from dlstrlot prasldonts.
Reports from conforonco soorotar
los. Notos from tho g'onornl convontlon
Tocently hold at Boston, Mass., Mrs.
T. H. Short.-.
Treasurer's report, Mrs. O. J.
Sales.
Music
ljSlO l, M. ,
Devotional ojce.rcl8qs, ,Irs. E. H.
Belknap.
Election of oincors, ,
Solo, Miss H-len Smith.
"Present Scope of Our Work,"
Mrs7 W. H. Hoppe,
a nerve tonic f ABsyouraocior
a blood purifier? - - Ask your doctor
a strong alterative ? - Ask your doctor
a family medicine? - Ask your doctor
t MlilinHt alnnhnt 9 - Aelr vnttf dnotnr
Report of corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Oanion Royal.
"Lovo's Offering," Mrs. O. J. Balei.
Address, Rov. J. H. Coleman, D. D.
"Our New Possessions," Mrs. II.
C. Parham.
Solo, Mrs. Mornlo Hugg.
Address, Rov. C. T. Wilson, D. D.
Report of committees.
Adjournment.
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APPENDICITIS
How to Avoid It. mid Escape a Sur
gical Operation, Told By Ono
Who Knows.
A Slmplo Method Tlmt Is Always cf-
flcaclons. )
It has only been n few yenrs olnce
It was discovered that a surgical op-
raton would euro appendicitis; In
fact, It has been but a short tlmo
slnco tho diseaso was discovered and
named.
Whonovor ihoro Is an Inflamed
condition of tho nppondlx, caused by
Impacted faeces in tho small cavity
opening Into tho Intestine, you thon
havo appcndiclttis.
Tho oldor doctors UBOd to call It
Inflamatlon of tho bowolB, and woro
puzzled to know tho cause.
Even now, with all tho knowledgo
wo havo of tho diseaso, no medical
man can tell you why wo should havo
an appondlx, why wo And It, whoro
It Is, or what its functions, If It
has any.
Tho diseaso for which tho oper
ation Is a euro Is usually caused by
lndlgostlon, and In many cases fol
lows a largo and Indigestlblo meal.
Physicians havo until recontly re
commended an oporntlon, bnt now,
ns It Is known that It Is caused by
Indigestion, or dyspepsia, a euro with
out an oporatlon Is assured.
Whoro tho patient Is treated with
Stuart's Dyspopsla Tablets, tho un
healthy conditions prevailing rap
idly disappear, tho Btomach and In-
tostlneo nro placed back In their nor
mal condition, ovory organ of tho
body operates as In should, and tho
Inflamatlon Is reduced and tho opor
ntlon is nvoldcd.
ConsclontlontB physicians, who nro
looking after tho best Interests of
their pntlonts, will always keep n
supply of Stiuart's Dyspepsia Tablots
handy In tholr ofllco, whoro In casod
of euddon attacks of indigestion
they can roliovo tho pntlonts at onco
Thoro.ls no record of a caso of ap-
pondlcltls whoro tho stomach and
bowols woro in a healthy condition
and properly dlgestod tho food from
monl to meal.
No bettor advice can bo glvon to
any ono who has attacks of Indiges
tion, or w?o hnB boon threatened
with appondlcltls, than to toll him to
go to tho drug store, pay 50 cents,
and take homo a packago of Stunrt'a
Dyspopsla Tablets.
Whonovor hoartburn, gas In stom
ach or bowole, heart dtsoaso or stom
ach trouble, sour oructlons, acidity
or formontatlon are prosont net at
onco. Tnko a doso of tho Tablots
and gob rollof ns soon as possible.
At all drugglots 50 conts.
Send us your nnmo and nddross
today and wo will at onco send you
by mail a anmplo packago froe. Ad
dross F. A. Stuart Co., 150 Stuart
Bldg., Marshall, Mich.
Plugged tho Target.
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Vlotorla, B. C, Dec 13. Alfied
Francis, olerk of the St. Francis Him
to, committed suicide lato yost.v
day afternoon by shooting himself
with a rovolvor. re.pondonoy, ns o
result of continued Illness, was tho
causo,
TnE BEST KOAST TIIH
FAMILY E,rEn HAD
Can bo obtained from our prime
tender and juicy beef, mutton or
pork. All our meats aro selected
from tho choicest, and prepared for
tho table to suit the demands of th
fastidious. Our prices are. lower for
quality than you can find at any
place in Salem,
K.O.CROSS,
I'hOHO 901. 870 Stat St.
Notaries Public Appointed
A. L. Broughor, Scotts Mills; Geo.
P. Topping, Bandon; Carl J. Sacarla
son, Cjulncy; C. W. Corby, Snlom i
Cecil II. Bauor, Arthur C. Dayton,
Goo. T. Murton, H. F. Connor, 11. M.
Eslorly, W. B. Shlvely, Jr., W. P.
Slnnott, Isanc Sweet, Portland; J. W.
Kirkland, independonco; A. G. Hough
Granto Pass; George Thyng, Boavoi-
ton; T. H. Llttlohales, Forest Grove;
H. A. Johnson, Jr., Salem; H. A.
Thlesson, Arlington.
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WOMEN'S WOKS.
Salem Women Are Finding Relief nt
Last.
It doos soom that womon hav
moro than a fair share of the aches
and pains that afflict hnimanlty; they
must "keep up," must attend to du
ties In splto of constantly aching
backs, or headaches, dizzy spells,
hearing-down pains; they must Btoop
over, when to stoop menns torture.
They mtiBt walk and bend and work
with racking pains and mnny aches
from kidney Ills. Kldnoya causo moro
spfforlng than any other orgnn of tho
body. Keep tho kidneys well and
health is easily maintained. Rend
of a remedy for kidneys only that
holps and cures tho kidneys nnd Is
endorsed by peoplo you know.
Mrs. Mary Baumgarnor, of '114
Wntor St.Salom, Or., says: "I have
found Doan'B Kidney Pills a remedy
that is worthy of all confidence and
I am pleased to endorse thorn so that
other Bufforor's from kidney com
plaint may know how to got relief.
procured Doan's Kidney Pills at
Dr. Stone's drug storo and several
mombers of our family havo used
thorn with gratifying results. I took
thorn myBOlf for a tired ( aching hack
and a dragging down fooling that
comos from Irregular and deranged
kldnoys. Tho results woro of tho
best. Tho aching nnd soreness was
bnnlBhcd,and tho kldnoys woro ren
dered normal. My health has becomo
bottor In ovory way."
For solo by all dealers. Price 50
conts. Fostcr-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
Now York, solo agents for tho Uni
ted States.
Remembor tho name Doan'B
and take no other.
Weather
Occasional rain tonight, cooler;
occasional rain, fresh southwesterly
breezes, diminishing tonight.
That's Itl ! J
Cough yourself Into a fit of spasms
and thon wonder why you don't got
woll. If you will only try a bottlo
of Ballard's Horohound Syrup your
cough will bo a thing of tho past. It
la a posltlvo euro for coughs, Influ
enza, bronchitis and all pulmonary
diseases. Ono bottlo will convlnco
,rou at your druggist, 2Gc, 50c, $1.
8old by D. J. Fry.
SALEM WATER COMPANY
OFFICE CITY HALL.
For water aorvlco apply at office
BUla payable monthly In tdvanc
White as Christmas Snow
Aro ttto shirts that come from the
Salem Stoam Laundry. Tho finish is
faultless, tho work is perfect In ov
ory detail. A slnclo trial win con
vince you of this experience will
show you that this perfection is
steadily maintained. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
SALEM LAUNDRY CO.
130-iog Liberty St. Phono
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LARGEST FACILITIES
PRODU
USTEIM HOUSIS
Articles of Incorporation.
Eastern Oregon Independent Tel
ephone Company; principal ofllco
Echo, Oregon, capital Block; $50,
000; Incorporators, O. F. Thomsoa,
Jossq Mooro and A. B. Thomson.
C. W. Post Bulletin Sy&tem; prin
cipal offlco, Portland Ore.; capital
.'ctock, $5000; incorporators, C. W.
Post, W. B. Kmdlo and Clms. J.
Barnard.
Peoplos Safe Deposit Company;
prlnclpiH. ofllco, Portland, Or.; capi
tal stock, $100,000; Incorporators,
Dr. C. E. Wr-lkor, J. E. McOmber
and E. B. Harley.
Charles A. Sturm Manufacturing
Compnny; principal ofllco, Portland,
Oro.; capital otock, $100,000; in
corporators, Charles A. Strnun Roy
N. Flack and Flora E. Strum.
Dnllns Furniture Company; prin
cipal ofllco, Dallas, Oregon; capital
stock, $10, 000; Incorporators, Ralph
Adams, Harry Hlbbard and M. E.
Schouwollor.
Frod B. Halght & Co., organized
undor'tho laws of California; princi
pal ofllco In Oregon, Coqulllo, Ore-
gon; attorney In factv George E.
Peoples, Coqulllo, Oregon,
' Ornament Gold and Silver Mining
Company; principal ofllco, Portland,
Oregon; capital ctock, $25,000; In
corporators, John A. Martin, Bertha
E. Martin, Sr.dlo A. Stephenson and
David H. Stophonson.
Sprlugdnlo Lamb and Sheep Com
pany; principal ofllco, Portland, Or.;
capital stock, $5000; Incorporators,
Jonathan Richardson, Molvln Rich
ardson and Walter G. Hnyes.
Tho Wlllamlna Lumber Company;
principal ofllco, Wlllamlna, Or.; cap
ital stock, $5000; Incorporators, L.
C.- Palmer, C. A. Palmor and Fatiut
Pnlmor.
Kimball Collogo of Theology; prin
cipal office, Salem, Oregon; Incorpor
ators A. M. Smith, R. Kelly nnd T.
S. McDanlol.
When to Go Home.
From tho Bluffton, Ind,, Banner:
"When tired out, go homo. When
you want consolation, go nomo.
When yoiu want fun, go homo. Whon
you want to show others that you
havo reformed, go homo nnd lot
your family got acquainted with tho
fact. Whon you want to show your-
solf at your best go homo and do
tho act thcro. Whon you fool Ilka
bolng extra liberal go homo and prac
tice on your wlfo and chlldron first.
Whon you want to shlno with extra
brlllancy go homo nnd light up tho
wholo housohold." To which we
would add, whon you havo a bad
cold go homo and tako Cbambor
laln'a Cough Romody nnd a quick
euro Is certain. For salo at Dr.
Stono's dnug storo.
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Proposnls for Reform School Sup
plies. Sealed proposals aro horoby re
quested for furnishing tho Oregon
Stnto Reform School with supplies
for tho coming six months ending
Juno 30, 1908. Lists with specifica
tions on "what Ib needed will be fur
nished on application to tho super
intendent. All bids must bo In by
Docombor 20, 1907, and goods must
bo In unbrokon packages whoro
possible, and truo to contract, Goods
to bo delivered at tho Reform school
January 11, 1907.
N. II. LOONEY,
12-10-lwk Superintendent.
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Notice to tho Public,
Plenso tako notice that any ono
throwing old cans, Junk or rubblah
of any kind upon tho public high
ways will bo prosecuted to tho full
extent of tho law, tho samo bolng on
obstruction to tho highway.
By Order of tho County Court,
12-7-lw
CASTORIA
Por Infanta and Children.
Till Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars tho
Signature of
WHERE?
Si' JOHN HUGHES CO.
For All Kinds of
Spray Material
Lime, Sulplier,
Blue Vitriol Etc.
PRICES TnE LOWEST,
Salem Fence Works
nendquarters for Woven AViro
Fencing.
Netting, Pickets, Gates, Maithold
Roofing, P. & B. Ready Roofing
All at lowest prices.
Walter Morley
(Z&tf&k.
250 CourlSt Satem, Ore.
Who Klud You Havo Always '.TH
in uso for over 30 venWiftUi..
ah n,...r4. ...... aoonotodS11
Experiments tlmt trlflo UUand?" J
Infanta and Chudrcu-:E
What is
Boric, Drops anil Soothing SywTf0!8 fc
contains neither Opium, Moffl lU2l
Huusuinco. its ago is its guarantee tV i IT
nd allays Fovcrlshncss, ifcliJ'
Colic. It relieves Honthlnif nCTL.1
and Flatulency, it assimilates the vZ? Qii
Stomach ami Bowels. Mvi.,I lT.!St?ood
Tho Children's PttimcfSKSSfi'
CENUIME CASTORIA ALWJ
Boasa the Signature of
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The Kind You Haye Always
In Use For Over 30 Years,
TH QNTUW COMfNT, TT MUJMT WWCT. WHMW
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FOR SAL
Two good houses In suburb of Salem, Ice ortid;i
good huslnoss n oplondid blaclcsmtth and wagon u4 ykl
with a good business In full running order at tha
Tho shop building Is a strong framo building with cotctl
tlon and heavy frame- woll finished, and would bo lit
storo building, or warohouso sr factory, or good bott 2
M within ono block of tho now hyed out railroad, 0M1
bonutuui homes and business ocauons m witm. wiuv
chango na part paymont a good small farm, Will gini
nnd low Intoroot for part. Farm to be In WH!imrtt
Salem or Portland.
Address correspondence to
DERBY & WUXSON or GEO. B, JACOft
Salem, Ore. R.F.D.8,!
WMiWhWIlWIlWllWMiW
First Class
Conveyances
and Reliable Horses
You always got at Yannko's, We
elm give you any kind of a ve,n1'.cl
that you doslre and a horse to bltcn
to it that is gontlo In barnesa.
Horsoa boarded.
FASHION STABLES
O. W. YANNKBi Prop.
1.11-137 N. High St. Phono Main U
C A L IFORNI
IS THE PLACE WHEKH uux,r, -
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ENJOYED
RATE, SALEM To'lOS ANGELE3
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For beautifully UVastrated bookleU,
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- Pmro and fancy canfllM;;
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and anyone wisuiob
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