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SOCIAL DOINGS
rii.7lnkliniii Wedding.
Tbe wedding of Miss Marguerite
J f ihls city to Dr. Paul Hudson
M 111 ot Washington, D. C took
It Wesday evening at 8:30,
? w2J at the now residence of the
I de's Parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. J.
SL South Commercial street.
J . P S Knight of the Central Con
ditional church performed the
S:U, Donald W. M..o8 o an
SS m best man, with Harriet
Srlow of Troutdale and Lola Simp
1 flower girls. Miss Mnrjoelo
Ptfctval, a school friend of the bride
. st Helen's hall played the wod
L' march. Light refreshments
Le served In the beautifully decor
iteJ Interior. Besides a few Intl
Bite friends of the family and rela
tive! the following guests wore pres
et.' Mr. and Mrs. Clark Mlloa of
jfewberg, Miss Mary Mlnthorn of
Newport. Isaac Cook of Spokane.
father of Mrs. Miles; Mrs. B. J. Cook
of Des Molne3, Iowa, Had J. Cook
and daughtors, Verna anu uiara, ui
Spokane; Mrs. Harlow of Troutdale
The bride and groom will leave
for the national capital about Aug.
10, where Dr. Zlnkham will carry on
hlj professional work for aovoral
rears yet In connection with Wash
ington university medical collogo,
but they expect to roturn and make
their homo In Oregon. Tho brldo is
one-of tho Capital city's sweotest
jtrls, and has scores of friends who
lore her dearly and Join In oxtondlng
congratulations. Many beautiful
Wdal gifts wero received from far
and near.
Ilnnncr Entertainment.
Tho entertainment In tho opera
house last night given under tho
auspices of the local lodge
of United Artisans In celebration
of their receiving tho momber-
ihlp banner was attended by mom
ten from Portland, Oregon City nnd
Washington, and a largo numbor of
visitors. Following Is tho program
of the evening:
Orerturo Artisan orchestra.
Address of wolcomo Mnstor Art
tin, W. E. Keyes.
Callnct solo Carl Poppa. ,
Address Supremo P. M., Prances
I, McKenna.'
Address Supromo M. D., J. B.
Olmstead.
Vocal solo J. S. Carrlck.
Address Supremo Supt., R. G.
Morrow,
Address Aiislstant Supremo M. D.,
V. 0. Manlon.
Vocal solo E. W. Plbrco.
Address Grand Instructor Mra.
E!la Watt,
Vocal solo Mornlo A. Hug.
Address Supreme Inspector P. 3.
Akin
Address Mrs. Thomas, roprosont
tlte of Oregon City.
Character Heading J. Prank Por
ter Presentation of banner Supromo
M A., H. S Hudson.
Response Past M. A., Ivan G.
Martin,
Selection Artisan quartet.
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Guaranteed under the Ml
Drill Capital Assembly drill
team.
Music Artisan orchestra.
Recepton for Artisans in Odd Fol
lows hall.
Ushers Misses Louise Cronise,
Gaynl Baldwin, Theo Bennett, Alico
Shepard, Hulda Colvln, Dora Andre
sen, Alice Clough, Mona Clough,
Flora Beck, Helen Colvln, Mrs. Chas.
Brandt; Messrs. Elmer Schomaker,
George Johnson, Elmer Hulden,
Shelley Cornell and Bort St. Helen.
Chenmwa Commencement.
Invitations nro out to tho annual
commencement exorcises of tho Cho
mawa Indian Training school which
will be given July 2G, 28, nnd 29.
Tho following students will be grad
uated: Katio Brewer, Puyallup;
Belle Dlllstrom, Modoc; Gordon Ho
buckot, Quiloute; Webster Hudson,
Qullouto; Louis John, Clallam:
Joseph Lane, Klamath; Louise Mur
ray, Crow; TIlllo Souvlgner, Walla
Walla; Martin Sampson, Swlnomish;
Harry Queahpalma, Warm Springs;
Bessie Chiloquln, Klamath.
Tho program for tho three daya
will be as follews: Sunday, July
26, 3:45 p. m., baccalaureato sermon
by Rev. Philip E. Bauor.
Tuesday, July 28 9:00 a. m.,
Inspection Industrial departments;
10:00 a. m., annual cross-country
run; 11:00 a. m. competitive mili
tary drill; 2:45 p. m., graduating ex
ercises; 0:00 p. m. band concert,
Wednesday, July 29 9:00 a. m
field sports; 2:00 p. m. baseball
(seniors vs. faculty); 6:00 p. m.,
dress parade; 7:45 p. m., operetta,
"The Japaneso Girl."
Ml nynl Leaves for Europe. ,
Ml83 Winifred Byrd, daughter of
Dr. nnd Mrs. Byrd of thlB city, loft
Wednesday evening for Berlin, Ger
many, whoro alio will bocomo a pri-
vnto pupil of Madam Carreno, a
planlst of world-wide reputation.
Sho will go by way of Now York,
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CUIU Will niUl Utl liUI 1 iJ Ul awiv
Worth, Texas, nnd nt Boston, whoro
she was a graduate of tho Now Eng-
land conservatory of muBlc. M'ss
Lyrd will bo mot at Portland by
Miss Young nnd Miss Whiteside,
both of whom will study in Berlin,
nnd Mrs. Young, who will chaporono
tho party. Miss Byrd will probably
bo gone a year or more.
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For MIhs Rynl.
Mrs. R. P. Boise, Jr., ontertnlnod
on last Saturday afternoon In rom-l
pllmont to Miss Winifred Byrd. who
loft Wednosdny for Borlln, Gornwny.
Iho spacious rooms of tho Bolso res-
idenco woro handsomely decorated in
groon nnd rod, quantities of chorrloi
:)OlnB used, suggestive of tho Cherry
Fair. A fenturo of tho afternoons
was n muslcnl gamo In which prizes
wero given to Mrs. Ed Baker nnl
tilYS. UCO. UOSO. TI10 score carus lor
thlR enmo worn iinlnuo on each bo
this gamo woro uniquo, on eacn no
inp d-amall ! kod.k picture of M
uyru. wiss uyru rnvorou mo guet3
rlth two piano numbors. Tho color
kchomo of red, nnd greon wns car-
rlod out In tho refreshments which
woro sorved by Mrs. W. H. Byrd,
Mrs. Gem go Roo, Mrs. C. L. Mo-
Nary and Mrs. J N. Smith. Miss
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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON,
Do Yon Opon Your Mouth
Like a young bird and gulp down what
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Or, do you want to know somothlng of the
composition and character of that which
jou tako into your stomach whether m
food or medicine?
Most Intelligent and sonslblo pooplc
now-a-days Insist on knowing what they
employ wbother as food or as medtctnn
Dr. Pierco bellovos thoy havo a perfect
right to lusUt upon such knowledge. So he
publlshes,aailcast and on each bottle-
wrapper, wlmUnjTrwdlclnes are made of
and flcsJtTtfnrcralE Thlshe fcoli
he can wHUuTord to do because tlmmor;
the lngrodl"iit9 oFwhlch his medicines
aro'mado arestuulpd nnd understood the
tnorexvlll th.nlr superior curative virtual
frotoirtmm,
tor the cure of woman's peculiar weak
nossos, Irregularities and derangomonts,
jiving rise to frequent headaches, back
ache, drngglng-down pain or distress In
lower abdominal or pelvic region, accom
panied, ottumes, with a debilitating,
pelvic, catarrhal drain and kindred symp
toms of veakness, Dr. Pierco's Favorite
Prescription is a most efficient "romody
It Is equally effective In curing painful
periods, In giving strength to nursing
mothers ana In preparing tho system ot
the oxpoctant mother for baby's coming
thus rendering childbirth snfo and com
paratlvoly painless. Tho "Favorlto Pre
scription" Li a most potent, Ptrengthenlnj
tonic to the general system and to the
organs distinctly feminine !n particular.
It Is also a soothing and Invigorating
norvlno and cures nerveu: exhaustion,
nervous prostration, neuralgia, hysteria
spasms, chorea or St. Vltus's dance, and
other dUtronsIng nervous symptoms at
tendant upon functional and organic dis
eases of the distinctly femlnlno organs.
A host of medical authorities of all the
soveral schools of practice, recommend
each of tho soveral Ingrodlonts of which
Favorite Prescription" Is mado for the
euro of tho dtoonsoi for which It Is claimed
to bo a cure. You may read what they
say or ioKrfi by sendlnct a postal card
request for a free booklot of oxtract
from tho loadlnir authorities, to Dr. R. V
Plorco, Invalids' Hutel and Snrglral In
stitute, Buffalo. N. Y.,and It will com t
you by roturn post.
AUhea Moores served punch. Out-of-town
quests prosont were: M'33
Emma Sox nnd Miss Frances Nol
ron of Albany.
Progressive Luncheon Party.
Miss Flota Mngors of Portland,
w 8 vicmng nor aunt, aubs un-
nott Mngera, was tho guest of hon-
or nt n Progressive luncheon party,
Monday evening. Thoro wero IS
,0UnB noo" ,n tho nnrty. ftnd oncU
' the young ladles served ono
crso ot tho luncheon on tho lawn
r ,n tll u,n,nC room of hor homo.
At CIlch I),ac0 tho ho8toss "rrangod
80 that each would havo n dlfforont
Pnrtnor. Tho party wont to tho dlf-
foront Places on a hayrack nnd lato
,n tho ovon,nK woro ontortalncd nt
tho Vaudotto. Altogether a most on-
Joynblo tlmo was had.
Informal Even lisp;,
Mra. Francesco Sooloy entertained
ft fow fr,ond8 I"110 Informally at n
Prch P'ty nt hor beautiful homo In
?ow Park, Tuesday ovoning A num-
or of -ocnl selections woro given
during Iho ovoning, nnd delightful
refreshments wero served,
n for Militiamen.
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Aioro limn suu coupiua, uuamun
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rion ot Salem to tho members of tho
National Guard. Tho affair was un-
r tho direction of Company "M."
Ow,nS to tho fnct that It Is ni
tRtnry r tho boys to bo In camp by
in tho ovoning. Tho dancing cm-
tiituod until nearly nidnlgt. Among
J- c,OCK """" MUD UUhUU """"
thoso present woro somo of tho moat
prominent citizens of Snlom as well
as many of tho ofllcors staff of tho
I'unrd.
i Tho hall was handsomely decontt-
OJ, tne music nno ana overyuouy una
an oxcollont time.
Adams-SfiUer.
Tho marriage of Miss Holon Mll
lor to Mr. Chnrles E. Adams of San
Francisco wbb very quiotly sol9p-(
nlzod at tho homo of the bride's
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, cor
ner Fourteenth and Leo streets, In .
Yew Park, last Thursday afternoon
at 1 o'clock. Dr. Comer of tho
jjapusi cuurca ptjriurmou mo toi"
mony In the presence of only tho.
immedlato relatives of tho bride.
They left Immediately for San
Francisco. Tho bride is quite well (
known here and for the past year)
n ,. . - ,- -. J ll. n. I
ha3 been employed as stonograpner
for tho Spauldlng Logging Co. Mr.
'Adams Is a mine promoter.
i
Leslie M. E. Sunday School Enter-
tninment. I
I Some of tho younger boys and ,
girls of tho Leslie M. E. church on j
last Wednesday evening, gave a de
lightful ice cream social and pro
gram In Falrmount Park. A bon-
; fire was built, and this with numer-
:ous Japanese lanternB furnished tha
j light. Tables prettily decorated
wore arranged over the grounds and
on these refreshments were sorved.
A stage of evergreens was arranged
on which the recitations and tho
songs were given by the children
A large number of peaplo called dur-
Ing the evening. Falrmount Par .
j jenas iiswu uiuu .v.v- -- j
out-door entertainments ana mw
purchase of It would make a very
valuable addition to the city as a
SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1008
I WANT ADS-QUICK
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
Just Received Another lot of 4
foot wall tont3 8 oz. Cowboy duck.
Como nnd look them over. C.
Dlllmann, 447 Stato St. 7-23-3t
For Sale A Dano hay baler. See
C. E. Bradley, Rt. 6, Salem, four
m'il03 east of Salem. 7-22-3t
For Snle Two camping outfits, con
sisting of four horses, two wagotu
and harness. Located on east
tide of river bridge. 7-22-3t
Automobile For Sale First class,
35-korso power, 5 passenger Stod-dard-Dayton
touring 'car for salo
cheap. Owner will guarantee car.
Enqulro at Journal offlco.
For Sale Firat-clasa carpet paper at
this office, 25c for a big roll.
For Salo Now 6-room house on
Market and Thirteenth . All con
veniences. Will soil cheap. Ad
dress C. H., Journal office. tf"
For Sale A young milch cow
Jersey and Durham. Enqulro 475
S. 22nd Btreet. 7-23-3t
For Snle Forty ltentl of first clnss
milch cows, ono milo southeast of
Turner. Address W. C. Gnntz,
Turner, Or., Rt. 3. 7-21-lw
FOR SALE.
Wo havo a client that wishes to pur
chnso a residenco not to exceed
$2500, Must bo contrally located.
Wo offer for trndo A well Im
proved farm consisting of 25 ncroa
all undor cultivation, no waste
land, 3 ncrcs mixod orchard, plen
ty of small fruit. Good ' 6-room
house, 2 barns; closo to Salem.
Will trado for Solom rosldonce
proporty not to excood $2000.
Wnnted Loan of $700 for 2 yoara
on Modem residenco property.
'SALES! INVESTMENT CO.
-1.12 Stato street.
FOR SALE
Choice pleco of business proporty.
ono of tho best buytt In tho city.
For particulars see Bechtel &
Schulz.
I rouses.
Housc3 and lots $600 nnd up. Vn
ennt lots, $50 and up. Soo us for
bnrgnlnB.
S830.
Houso, 4 rooms, barn, good well
water, ono aero of ground, young
fruit treo3, for a fow days only,
$S60.
a 1230
Rnn,i i,miqo 7 rnnmn nnntrv lmth
0", house, .7 rooms, pantrj, bath,
to let, large lot. Yow Park, $1250
We havo a number of bargains In
houses. Prlco :U800 to $3000.
Farms.
5, 10, 20, 40- acre tracts somo nro
nicely Improved. For particulars
call on us today.
08 Acres.
" acres of good land, houso nnd
nrn, young orchard, closo to Sa-
lorn. Very choice pleco of land,
will havo to net quick.
Soo us .to
day.
BECHTEL & SCHULZ
371 State St.
Phono 452
WANTED
Wnnfc-d at Once From $100 to
$500, the best of collateral secur
ity to offer. Address G 10, Jour
nal office. 6-11-tf
Wanted Second-hand steam englno
to run separator. Must havo at
least 12-horsepower, Address Joa.
Jressler, box 108, R. F. D. No. 3,
Salem. Phone Farmers 401.
Wunted At once, a bill collector,
well acquainted with Salem. Em
ployment every month to right
man. Enqulro of A. M. Hansen at
his factory, corner Mill and
Church streets, Salem. 1-17-lw
Wanted Young woman to do house
work In a good homo. Addrossj
or call on Ben Wlndior, Rt. 1, Sa
lem. Box 5C. 7-20-Ct"
Wanted A contract to cut from
100 to 500 cords of wood. In-
qulreof Derby & Wlllson or J. H.J
Sharp. 7-21-lw
IMvvylmtTVerSvMeOlA Post j
office Rtablo:, at 254 Ferry stroet
betweon Commercial and Front
streets. Telephone 18S. Some of
the flnebt liveries in tne city can
be found hero. Dick Westacott
proprietor 10-1-lyr
ctctt ivn itnnn WAfrnnrEfl
jT1Sr5wTi3Kituft
taih, doors, mouldings. All klad
et some salsb and hard woo4
work. Froat streat, betweea Stst
sad Court. MiVe all Bostplaia
at tk erne.
Found A lady's brown hand purse
with somo money. E, O. Mlnton,
1390 Broadway, Salem. 7-20-3t
Wcnger & Clicrrlngton Pianos and
Organs sola on easy terms; tola
phono 1187; 247 Commercial
Street, Salem, Oregon. tt
S -afV
Salem Cash Market Tho finest cuts!
of meat at cut prices. My phono
370. 247 Commercial atreot. P.W.
Reyoltz, Prop. 7-21tf
Help Furnished Free of Charge By
Salem Employment Company, 478
State streot, phono No. 149. Par
ties wanting help please call i&t
office or phone us. Also have cows
for salo. .
Concrete Work Get my prices on
sidewalks, curbs, septlo tanks and
comont work of any kind. All
work guaranteed Drst-olasa. M
Ward, 2378 Maplo Avo Highland.
Phono 1G69. July24-tt
Vogct Lumber and Fact Co. .Lum
ber (Bhlngles, building material,
wood and coal. Low prices and
prompt dolivorioa. One block east
of 8. P. passenger depot Phone
198. 7-2-tf
Butto tk Wcnderoth Fine wines,
liquors and cigars. We handle
tho celobrated Kellog gand Castle
whiskies. Cool and refreshing beer
constantly oi- draught. South
Commercial street. 9-3-lyr
EnlargedOur moat market on
E-wt Stato street has boon doubled
In slzo and wo nro bottor prepared
than over to serve customers.1
Prompt sorvlco and the host ot
monts our motto. Call or phone
199. B. E, Edwardi Moat Co.
Slmond JyCiultcn tho boatman.
Lnunchos and r'l kinds of boats
for rent. Excursionists taken to
any part of tho bay. Will meet
trains. at anv time at Yaqulna on
requost. Ratos reasonable. Now
port, Oro.
Tho Home Seekers Information Bu
reau will placo you In direct com
munication with ownora ot farms
and city proporty. Chnmbor Com
morco, Portland. 222 N, Commer
cial street, Salem Or. 7-21-tf
Found Ono glass and noBO rim
from no80 glasses. Owner can
havo samo by calling at this ofllco
and paying chargos. 7-22-3t
Lost On tho stroots ot Snlom Sat
urday aftornoon, gold brooch with
ruby sot. Flndor ploaso roturn to
Edith .Welch at Rostoln & Grcon
baum's store 7-2 2-3 1
Telephone- Meeting Thoro will bo a
meotlng of tho central committoo
of tho Conso'ldntod Tolophono
company of Salem, at City Hall,
Saturday, July 25, at 2 p. m, All
fnrmors linos nro requested to
tiond nt least ono representative,
and nil committees already ap
pointed nro required to bo prosont,
and consider roport of executive
commltto. 7-21-3t.
Seo tl Vf Goolo & Son f0r flirm 0P
stock salo. Phono 1340.
7-21-lw
Lost A bunch of keys on a rlnj?
with n fob with tho namo Mlnnto
Achenbach. Return to Journal
offlco. 7-22-3t.
Mnkd Dates with W. I. Davis. Phono
C4C.R03. 1350 N. 10th st. for you
ocean outing. Two rigs, 24-3t
Lost Noso glassoa with gold chain
hairpin attached, betweon Boll
view and Stato on 20th or 2l8t
street Friday . morning about 8
o'clock. Finder roturn samo to
Chicago store for reward, 7-24-tf
Wanted Manager for branch offlco
wo wish to locate hero In Salem
Address, with reference, Tho Mor.
rls Wholesalo Houso, Cincinnati,
Ohio. 7-24-lmo
DRAYMEN.
Ciiimuln isros. Transfer Cenipany
All kinds of transfer work done
Furniture aud pianos boxed read)
for shipment. Prompt service li
our motto. Btand and offlco at
25S South Commercial street
Phone 210 Resldenrf Phori fl
PLUSIBERS
Theo. M. Barr Plumbing, hot wate
and steam heating and tinning
164 Commerrlal strewt. Pboa
Main 192. 9-1-lp
U. J. l'etzel Plumbing, scoaia sni
gas fitting Succeuor to Knox
Murphy, 226 Comnerclal street
Prona Mala 17.
SALCM WATER COMPANY
0FFIC8 CITY HALL.
For watsr sarvlaa apply at Ms
lllls payable- MeaUly la adrase
RETURNS!
LODGES. i
enters Union No. 1005 I
Union No. 1065 of Carpenters aaf
Jolrera of America meet Very
Saturday evening at 8:00 p. m. H
Hearst hall, 420 State St. A. W.
Dennis, Rec. Sec.
Foresters of America Court 8Uc
wood Foresters, No. 10. MeiV
Saturday night In Holman lialC
Stato street Waldo Miller, C. Kji
J. O. Perry, financial secretary.
Central Lodge No. 18, K. of F.-S
Castle Hall In Holman block, ear
ner State and Liberty street
Tuesday ot each week, at 7:Q iv
m. Oscar Johnson, O. O.; B. It
Anderson, K. of R. and 8. '
Modcra Woodmca of Aerk Or
gon Cedar Camp No. 5246. Metis)
every Thursday evening ai
o'clock in Holman hall. W. Wi
Hill, V. C; F. A. Turner, clsrlr'.
A'oodmen of World Meet every Frl
day night at 7:30, In Holman had
O. L. Darling, O. C; P. L. Frtis
lr, Clerk.
Lincoln Annalty Ualost. Sick, aeel
dent and pension Insurance; fl,
000,000 pledged; every claim paM
Good agents wanted. J. H, O.
Mongomery, supreme organlsr.
Box4S2 Salem, Oregon. R. X.
Ryan, secretary, 646 State strMt;
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REAL ESTATE FOR RAL15
Something Worth
Investigating
r
00 ACRES
5 Miles from Salem-40 acres
cloarod, 8 acres fruit, 5 ropsa
houso, good barn, spring water
In houso and barn. AUV'goo
fruit land. Only $3,300.
nn Aniii7 "
w srn n i --! u',
u iuin-a Hum dhiuiij room
houso, barn 40x00, family or
chard, stock and Implement's la
eluded. Prlco $3500.
A Lot 80x150
Boat location In Salem this Is a
bargain nnd will only be on the
mnrkot at this fig nro for a
short tlmo. Prlco $1500.
10 acros, all Improved, 3 miles
out, must bo sold at once.
Mako us an offer.
Wo have Improved nnd unim
proved city proporty for salt.
If you can not pay cash buy a
city lot ou the Installment plsv.
Salem City proporty a good la
vostmont. Look ovur our Ht
of Farm proporty.
OLMSTED LAND CO.
Salem Branch Ycrex Bros. Co.
873 STATE STREET.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
UIHIII Illllllllltt
1
The
1 White House Restaurant
For a Regular
i 25c Dinner at 20c J
They can't be beat
McGilchrist & Son
Proprietors.
IHlllimiHHHIllHt
ttsumnitmi
889 COURT BTKKJCT.
f Call and try tlw. MsaU J
i 16c. Board per week $2.75,
t also furnished eoni very
t reasonable.
AT Tin
Salem
Restaurant
MEALS 15c
tsnn)imisitf li
HOTEL OREGON I
Cor Seventh and Stitrk file.
Portland's New and Modern
Hotel. Rates $ I per day and
up. European plan. Free Bus,
WRIGIIT.WGKINSON HOTEL CO.
Proprietors
Wslf MHHIMM
MAIM IMS
FRENCH FEMALE
PILLS.
A Bars. Ccmi Bkui IW Brrrmueca Uunuiincuc.
MIYU IHIWM T8 fAU. & e :
wimi utAi)iM9 t nwu 4ft
Uiutu4 MM.ur luraivU't ! tit
) wia mvI jwr itoit t IM
UHITCB MCM6AI.C., T4, Un.lMll, FA.
Sild k Stkm bv Dr. 5. C Sir
public park.