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SOCIAL EVENTS OF
THE PAST WEEK
Ihiplls Recital.
be College of Oratory of Willam-
univcrsity untjer mo uirecuon
n Brown Savago gavo a public
tal a tho college elm pel Monday
t They were assisted oy tuo
Ills of the College or Mfiifllc. Tuo
On ft THn T.iu
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Will leave
tomorrow for Portland, where thS
wil spend a day visiting their
ch0nronn,d r,,cndB- an "hen pro
ceed coat via Salt Lake. Denver. Col
orado Springs, Kansas City and ch .
I was filled with, an intorcBted 3' w r v,a,l,nK Natives at
oce who thorougwy enjoyed v"l, ,, "v lua win
mumbcr on ithe program. AH
lumbers wcro well given cs
iiilr xcollont wcro tho "Chimes"
hbr tho Willamette girls. Veda
i Cross also am nomo line int
onating work in "A licap-yenr
.. .. . AlJ . ... r.-..tl
md. An crn i.uvu ooiig nunc
EMirsiioritc Mora gavo her a
eid opportunity to display n
jtitiful'y cl ar soprnno voice. The
: nombcr wna a dramatic sketch
In hr Perry Rolgelman, and Hat-
Kcckley, and woh an enjoyable
Bag for a very pleasant evening.
For Harry Moore.
klu Klttlo Moorea entertained
ncrabers of the o. A. C. baseball
who played WHlamotto bore
rsday afternoon, and a number
onns iMjonle at her home Thurs-
night. The affair was In honor
ir cousin, Marry iwooro, wno is
D. A C. sttident. Palina. apple
oral, and sweet briar were aibou
Itlrcly ns decorations. Flvi
Hrfd wns the amusement of tho
tf, nnd waa played at olghl
Is The ladles' prize, a nnnusomo
I. C pillow, waa won by Noll
!s n ami tne gonuomoirs, n
wette iMMinant was captured by
in Itooport The coiiBolntlon
siren to Helen Aiidorsou. About
tueits were ontonnincu inciini-
IhcO, C boR. Refreshments
i ncil later In tho evening.
Waters U"'epllon,
Itatlons are out for a reception
ilren bv Mrs. Elizabeth K.
ii. Mrs. Pinnk M. WaterB, Mra.
it E WaterB, and Mrs. Fred
1'iters. at the homo of Mr?.
Ibeth Waters next Thursday af-
on
Falrmmiul Club "Smoker,"
Falrmount HaHOball club gave
solccr" on Wodncsdny evening.
kt 60 Kirsta were picsont. At
rclock liinph waa served com-
: of ninsrullno dollcuHcs, cigars,
Mr Ot'o Miller presided aa
natter,
JTeral boxing IicmIh wcro pulled
the following mumbora of the
jiount club: Kddlo Vlealco and
Clark, Vli'Kko and Geo. Keeton,
pCarev and John Humphrey,
Miller and Frank Rhodes. Mil
M Khodcs gavo th- best oxhlbl-
"f boxing of tho evening, aa
f had a go of ton minutes
IM fnulng.
re re no fundH realized from
pffalr as It waa morely social
I.
attended by a larger number of
oung people than any former dance
there being nearly 125 couples
present. Stoudenmeyer's orchestra
utiiisuuu excellent muclc. The
dresseo worn by tho vounir 1ml lea
were especially pretty and tho whole
niiair waa carried out In a delight
ful manner.
.i ,ui.Sut of town Rueata wcre:
Mlso Winnie Turner ntld Mr. Lester
Stewertson of 'McMlunvillc. Newton
Smith, Arthur Gulss and Hattlo
Odeklrk of Woodburn. Mr. and Mtb.
L. H. Fischer, Mr. Rule and Mla.8
unoro uown or Sllvortonj Mr.
Frank F. Stnn, Mr. Ben Tamplln
and Mrs. Dutler of Pertland: and
MIsh Carrie Danneman of Corvallla.
IVrsonnl.
Mr-. C. F. Stephena of Portland,
grand recorder of tho Degreo of
Honor, has returned to her home,
after attending tho dlutrlct conven
tion hold In this city. While hero
sha wns the gueat of MIrs Mont
gomery, O. Anderson of Mornlncslde. who
la VlBltlng his dnughtor In Portland,
fell from the porch of her homo a
tow days ngo, and 8U8talned a frac
tured hip. Ho was Immediately
tnkn to tho Good Samaritan hos-
Vn,l, .ll' ! ; . . IU lU'W
wi i iT: i. l0T,iallr mnln visit Mr.
win has been In business at Salem
ror twenty years, and will while
nway vlalt tho lamest nlnnn nmi ,.-
gan manufnrhirora n;i ".' V". r "?." .l" " " U..B
strnimnnt fioninr- tt In "". .'"" mia, nut ,UB condition la vcrj pre
bu?K with n?;-.1.!0 WU foxnblno rar'. Hmbs being now com
sooral months, taking a deserved -J n
A Happy Father.
Is Boon turned to a Bad oho If ho
baa to walk ho floor every night
with n crying" baby. McGee'a Daby
Elixir will make tho child well.
Boother Its nervea. induce honlthy,
normal slumber. Dost for disorder
ed bowelB -and sour stomach all
teething bablca need It. Pleasant to
take, aure, and safe, contains no
harmful drugs. Price 25 and 50
cents per bottle. Sold by all dealers.
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Kl'OKN'K AIiDKItMKN
Sick Headaete
rs4-4
vacation.
May Day Dunce.
Silver Dell Circle, Women of
Woodcraft eavo a rinHphtfnt m r..
danco In the Holman hall laBt night.
hukc crowu attended and tho
nitlHlC for thO OVOnlnc wna fnrnlal..
cd by Evnn'n orche8trn.
Hurprlso Party.
n VF: JV ' Wft,,nc was given a de
lightful aurprlso at hln homo on
Sovoiitecnth street Wodnesilnv nitrht
Gnmoa wore jilnycd. and a general
good time wn onjoyod. RofrcBh
menta wcro BervcU lnte In the even
ing. Senior CIiinh Play.
The blirleiOUO- "TIlO Mn.lni-nlrn.l
Moi chant of Venice" glvon by tho
seniors of the blub aebool n't ln
opera linuio Tuesday night was well
attended by students and noclctv
people. Many dollchtful tbentn'r
parties were mrtdc tin. One com-
nosed or the students of tho aopho
more dnsa of tho high school was
chaperoned by Mrs. F. W. PoiiBon;
two boxes wore occuplod by the
Meum Teuin c'vb, cbnnoroned by
MKh Klttlo Hnrbord. Tho frcabmnn
girls uIro occupied n box, chaporon
ed by Mra. M. P. Ilaldwln. and tho
Trlou Hub, chaperoned by Mrs.
Henry H. Thlolson. made un a the
ater party In the nudlence, an did
nlBo niembors or the Prlscllln club,
lUTompanled by their liusbnuds.
.
Tlilrlsen Party.
MIhh Noll TbleJson, n studoiit of
St. Hfilona hell or Portland, who Is
spending her Easter vacation at
home, entertained nboul 10 rrlends
vory Informally laat Welnea
day evonlng. A dollghtful tlmo was
had playing "500" until n late hour
when refreahmonts were Berved.
Dancing followed with inuslo fur
nlHbed by Mr. II. II. Thlolson.
Pi'lsHHa Cliili,
The membera of the Prlscllln Em
broidery club woro cntertnlnod
Thursday afternoon nt tho homo of
Mra. D. J. Fry. Next Thursday nU
ornoon they will meet nt the resi
dence or Mrs. Carey Martin.
Tho "Mo-ry WMon" Dniuo.
Tli, "Morry Widow" dance glvon
.Moii(Ia night In the armory wns
IOOKIXG FOH WATKK
-g
Ycu probably think it's eauecl bv
TjP" orncthir.rj ycu'vccatcn. Of courto it h
but if .ycur stomadi, liver and bowels
t were O.. 1C. you could catanythbg that others
cat nnd never have an uncomfortable moment.
'N i ou can cure the headache and tho indicc
k i. .u J u l ... i. . i
nun uitai wuica it uy puumg your, liver in snapc
Lazy liver 13 at t!ie bottom cf nine-tenths of hu
man ills. Put the liver right and coiMtipatioa,
biliousness, dyspepsia, sj;in trouble; nil ailments ,
of die stomndi, bowels and kidneys arc
bound to be cured.
Prove it talc an tablet tonight
and you'il feci better in the momin.'
Batter th-n pills for liver ilia never gripe
nor sicken, always and absolutely effective.
Cot u 35c Box of
dniij. to Cillfoi'iiln.
f. and Mr, J P. Ilogors and
P'toger have gone to San Frnn-
io ee the (loot, i-nd expect to one of the most succenuful dances
vyior several woeks. given thh year, nnd wns nrobably
(Wl!1! 'i'IIi,,!1 mlhll 1 ,.i
ALCOlIOr. .1 TIM riiiJ."
ANcflclablffTWmiMdna L,i.
slraliaitheRjorfap
ij
PromolcsDigesKofiiCkffr
ncss and rwtrnnf.iUit nt-r
OrfluniIorphine norSieraL!
"ur NARCOTIC.
jHxJawa
JfxicXt&tt-
AzirSntt
Apcrfcct Rcniedy for Co8-lon,SourStonjach.Dlarrte
"orrasjCoiiN-ulsionsJTrish-Jiess
arul Lo ss OF Sleep.
. NEW YORK.
CASTORIA
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
Seven members of tho Hly coun
cil (nil except I. N. Harbaugb)
Messrs. Collier and Waggoner, CnrI
McClaln and Engineer Kolsny nnd
Chlof of Police Fnrrlnglon left with
tcami to go to Rltchoy Crock, Just
above I.enburg, to Investigate tho
flow nnd tho cbnrncter of the water
nnd other matters In connection with
the proposed source of sunply ror
tho gravity svotcm, which the coun
cil reel cnlkd upon to put In at this
time. They will be gone all day and
as It Is a drlvo of about 45 mlls
they will bo pretty tired when they
get home,
Tho city of Eugene has decided to
put In mountnln water.
o
Whooping Cough.
"In Fobrunry our daughter bad
tho whooping cough. Mr. Lane, of
Hartlnud, rccommondM Chambor
laln's Cough Remedy nnd said It
gavo his cistomors tho best of satis
faction. Wo found U ns hot said,
nud can recommend It to anyone
having children troubled with
whooping cough." says Mrs. A. Gobs,
of Durum, Mich. For snlo by Dr.
Slono's drug store.
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Salem Public Library Report for
April.
No. lining rending room 3.148
Dally average Ill
Now mombors 51
Total membership 1MG1
New Rooks.
Purchased 310
Gifts 52
Total '. ' 302
Nmnlx'r of Loans,
llookx 3007
Periodicals 71
Total 3138
No. or volumnos In library. . . .fiOTil
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A Cullfoniiiin's Luck.
"Tho lucklou day or my llfo was
when I bought n box or Hucklon's
Arnica Salvo;" writes Cbnr.les F.
Rudnhn, or Tracy, California. "Two
25c boxes cured mo or an nnnoylng
cnno or Itching piles, which had
troubled mo ror years and that ylold
jod to no other trentmont." Sold un
guaranteed nt J. C. Perry's drug
store,
"'i3 " tr "vr, Qmec: B
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THE A. I f. LEWIS MEDICINE CO.
wl. I-PUIJ, Mo.
For Salu by Capital Drug Co,, '. T. RlggN, Hwlem, Oivgon.
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minx
v ftl
1 .r
A m w 9
1 jt uTiMi 1 iEn t?-LLH
KML'lilBllmi
teed, wWtr tic 1
JV-oWrmf,.
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
1W I MOT! r AH. ? ?
8ALK.M MARKKT.
Loral Wholesale Market.
Egcs He.
flutter Creamery, 25c,
Cows S3 3.50.
Hens lie; mixed chickens, 9c.
Local wheat 82S,85c. '
Oato38Jf40c.
Parley $25.
Flour Hard wheat, $4.50-1.80
vallnv ti Aft
Hay Cheat, $13 14; clover. $10
2 per ten: timothy, $14Q15.
J Onions 3c.
1 Hops 1907 crop, 44'c.
Cascara Dark 3 to 3&C
Mohair ISc.
' 'Rfiall Market.
Oats 11.45 1.50 per qw
Wheat $1.00.
Rolled barley $31.
Eggs 17e.
Uuttor Country, 25o; orenmery,
30c.
Flour Valley, $1.161.20 per
tp.ok; bard whoat, $1.40.
Dran 90c per sack; $30.00 per
ten: shorts, $1.25 por Bank.
Hay Cheat. $1 Off 17; olovr,
$15; cheat, 85c; Hover, 75c per owt.
' Oraugoo $2,661 2.75.
Lhcjitotl;.
Hogs Fat, $5.50.
Stock hogs $4.50.
Steers Tops, $3.50; fair, $2.75 Q
$3.00.
Veal 6 8c.
tropical FrulU.
Rananas $0.00.
Oranges 52.402.50.
Lemons S3. 50 4.50.
PortUsd Market.
Wheat Club, 84?85c; valley,
84&85"c; bluestem, 8087c.
Poultry Hens, 1414&c;
ducks. 15M16o; nlzeons, old. $1 por
DIED.
PIPER At tho. Good Samaritan
hospital lil Portland, Oregon,
April 30, 1908, of cancer of the
stomach, Mrs. Banh E. Piper,
aged 07 years.
Mrs. Pipor has been for tho past
33 yearn a ro3ldont of South Salem,
nnd sho has ti largo clrclo of friends
In this city who will rogrot to hoar
that sho has passed away.' Her hus
band, E. II. Piper, died nt the fam
ily homo on South Commercial
Btrect about nlno yonrs ago. One
-on, Ernest C. Piper, and a brother,
Frank II. Orubbs, of Portland. Or
egon; one brother, T. M. Grubbs of
Plensant Hill, Oregon, nnd two sIb
tors, .Mrs. Odell of Eugene, and Mrs.
Hnrdlng of DoIbp. Iilnho. nm .tTf
to mourn her loss. Tho funeral
will bo conducted from tho Lcsllo
M. E. cjnirch In South Salem, by
Rev. II. T. Babcock, on Monady,
May 4th, nt 2 o'clock p. m.
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Hoys Will He Rovr.
nnd nro always cottlnc nrminhm
cuts, sprains, bruises, bumps, burns
or scalds. Don't neelect aitch thlnira
they mny result Borlous If you do.
Apply Ballard's Snow Liniment ac
cording to directions right nway and
It will rollovo tho pain and heal tho
xrouuie. itico 25c, 50c and $1.00.
8old by nil dealers.
o
Hoy Paroled
Artnur Jutcbninn, the 19-year
oiu ooy, who wns recently round
guilty of an Illicit nsanult on Carilft
No I so 11 at Monitor, when ho was 10
ana Blio wbb 15. first Bontcnced to
four yenrs In tho ponltontlnry, but
Immediately paroled undor a $1000.
This action was taken because of
tho youth of the defendant at tho
tlmo of the alleged crime, and be
cauBc of tho rerommcndntlonB of
pence officers and responsible pcopto
over tho Btate, who testified In court
yesterday aa to the young man's ox
emplnry llfo at present.
u
Kenedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
dors not constipate, but on tho other
hand Its Inxatlvc principles gently
move the howels. Chlldien like It
Sold by ull druggists. j
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NOTICE I
Nmlfo to Improve n Portion of
WIiiKt Street In City of Kalem. I
Notice Is ho'reby given thnt nt tho
mooting of tho common council, hold ,
April "?7, 1908, a ro&olutlon was
adopted to Improve Winter street in
tho city of Salem, Oregon, Includ
ing Intersection, from tho north J
Ido of Noth Mill Crook brldgo to
the Fair Ground rond In snld city, In
ho following mnnncr:
First, by placing In tiling not loss
than 24 Inclios In circumference
ncrosB said Wlntor street where snld 1 '
Winter ntrcot Is Intersected by tho
north lino or North atroot; whoro It
Is Intersected by both tho Worth" nnd
south lino or Mnrkot street, nnd
whoro It Is Intersected by" tho south
lino or tho Fair Ground road.
Second, by establishing tho grndo
and by grading and filling tho suld
Winter gtroet between said points,
to conform to suld grndo, except ns
mentioned In paragraph tbreo horo
or, with full Intersections.
Third, by leaving or plowing out
a Htlrp 12 foot In width, mil longtn
of the proposed Improvement nloug
the center or mild streut to a dopMi
of 10 Inches below tho ektabllshed
grado or said street and when ho
plowed rolled with a steam roller
and then filling tho ?umo to a depth
or 0 inolios with crook gravel and
then rolling tho samo and upon till M
spread n layor or I Inches or crushed
rock will rillod with rock screon-,
lug. so tho surface of Bald Improve-
ment shall bo level wllh tho estab
lished grado of i,ald street.
Fourth, by taking nwny the brldgo
over tho ditch vhoro said Winter
street Intersected tho Fair Grounds
road and laying tiling lu snld ditch,
and covorlng snld tiling with dirt in
such n mnnncr that snld ditch will
bo filled full width of said Wlntor
stroct on a lovol with the surfneo
of mid street, navo nnd except a
strip 12 feet In width In center ofe
said Winter streot, whoro said Wln
tor strnot Intcreocts snld ditch at
which point snld ditch nhull be filled
with dirt to only within 10 Inches
of tlio surface of said street, upon
which shall bo placed six Inches of
oreek gravel and upon said gravel
shall bo placed 4 Inches of crushed
rock to bo rolled as nbovo statod. rWWWMIVitWWI
nml llio north lino of r.nM illtnh nlmll mr
be tho north line of said Imnrovo- ' ' Do,,,t rond th,B ""less you nro In' need of nomo of thonn
mont. ! ; articles, and wish to eavo money by buying thorn nt a bargain.
ruin, iiiu CUBI 01 HUGH lllljirnvH- J wn ...... uu .iV in uiuvr lu mum; ruum ior huw (uoas, UIOBU UOlnS
ment shall bo nssoisrd to the abut- ' ; will bo offered at greatly reduced prices,
ting and adjacent property ownors j Those are all of standard ninko and good ,qua!lty
a provided in tho chaitor or said : ; ' Regular Salo
Hly. ' ' Prlco Prlco
ii. i,... ,.t tun n ,... . 11 ! I On now 3.I11H1 wagon, comploto ,-.,,,.,.. ,..1110.00 $ 95.00
" : , """"' l ' On now buggy, host mnko , ,.... 130.00 100.00
. A. MOORhS. : I Oiin now Ituurtrv. lmuf in n kit 11R nn an nn m
I r Wll --.. -. ...... ........ ,!.. rwt uv.uv
Recorder : Ono now runabout ,, ...... 65.00
Dutj or rirst pulillratlon or this : ', 0np ow llsc harrow 22.00
notice, tho 30th day or April. 1908 : : Ono now Tiger drill 90.00
4-30-1 It. ' : u"t' nowiMicKoyo Dinner lou.oo
. uno n-w ijiicKeyo mower uu.QO
One new liuckoyo rako 32.00
YOU'LL JHNJOY A DR1VK
In ono of our rigs just as muck u it
you ownod It. Moro,, In fact, ter
you will havo all tho pleasure m
only a moro fraction of the exp?s
or a privato stable You are set
limited In your choice of a turnout,
oithor. Our livery service can f
lily anything you require, from a
runabout to a coach and toam. Hew
can wo sorve you?
PASIIION HTADLISB,
O. W. Yrtiinkc, Prop.
131-137 N. High St. Phone Main 44
f
A TRIAL CONVINCES
I
Thoao who havo trlod our laundry work say it Is with
out equal In this vicinity.
Wo havo studied tho woak points of olhor laudrlos and
mndo them our strongest points.
Wo uso a special wnip for rolonil goods thnt does not fado thorn
Wo use 11 special soup for woolen that does, uot shrink thorn. .
Wo uso a special hoap for wlilto goods that does not rot thorn'.
In ovory depnrtmont our work Is guaranteed porfect.
Mny wo havo a trial from you?
Phono is.
SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY
'2hJl 130-100 S. Liberty St.
...i... lOWMMimi Ul
OREGON PEOPLE ARE GROWING WISE
DROWN Vl'ti"Vnr .tt1" "I? now !,B,ne AMiKN'8 ROOTO.V
,HWA HRLAD FIX)UIt. Tho peop 0 of Now Bnglnnd hav
live, on Just such Pure Fooda for over a hundred years tK
goods nro put up In packages and In 10 and 25-pound sacks
and nro for salo by ALL FIH8T.GLA.SH GIIOOHIM.
ALLKN LIJWIS, PortlHiieJ,
Distributors for Orogon.
ALLEN'S . B B B FLOUR COMPANY
San Jowo, Cal
DeaMolnes, Iowa
m
T T .,J YkTmir Olio new Davis cream separator 100.00
XlUIlY clllU TTVBtV X One new 14'lnch Rock Island Clipper stool plow.. 19.50
and nerves, Keep the diges
tion strong pnd the nerves
steady by the timely use of
BEECHAMS
PILLS
StU Etrrkr. la Use 10c aJ M.
42.50
17.S0
72.69
135.00
48,59
29.09
05,00 M
15.00 M
13.00 M
11.50 m
00.00 X
oo.ou m
f .. . .n 1. it 1. v1. nn....nu !...! ..I tn vt
are twin causes of many ail- . 0n now lo-inch Rock island Clipper stool plow.. 13.65
ments that affect the stomach ' One now hnudmado light oxpro 70.00
, -,r j.u .1! ' . Ono imw hnndmndo light express 75.00
sun nnrvRH. n.uuii nits uinea- t : i.... i .. ...ui....a. ........ ...i .,. .. . ...
,inu vuuiiu-iiniiu uuuivuiui, uiuiiit nmi iiim- hi a uuruuiu.
Single-trees, double-trees, neck-youes, duulni.,ia. cushions, m
; at a so per cent reduction.
An assortment of about $300 woitb of paints, lead. oil. vur-
. nlshos and stains will be put on sale.
; I will also soil on commission pny Implement or vehicle
which you may wish to dispose of, nl any time.
1 I?ADCR D IATADC Corner Pine mkU Front St, K
I i wuym?i m? yvu0 j -
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