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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OIIEGOK, SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1010.
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BARGAINS
75 acres, all under plow, 2-story, 0 room house, large barn; all
buildings new, young orchard, 5 acres in nursery stock; one mile
from on"d of car line, n rock road, land no better and not so near
town Is held at a higher figure. Price $150 per acre; terms.
40 acres, 30 acres under plow. 10 acres timber. All Al land,
4 Vi miles from Salem, on rock road, 2 & miles from good school
$75 per acre.
Six-room house, small barn. 2 lots 50x100 each, one block from
East Salem school. Prlce,Sl,350.
List your place with
OLMSTED LAND COMPY
373 State Street.
SALEM, ORE.
AMONG
3I0RNING SERVICES AT ALL
CHURCHES NO SERVICES
THE EVENING.
THE
TWO MEETINGS AT THE TARER.
NACLE TOMORROW AFTER
NOON And evening.
CHURCHES
MOTHERS'
MEETING
GO AND HEAR ABOUT THAT
GRAND OLD LAD1' TOMOR
ROW AFTERNOON.
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
In Salem and Vicinity
We have the opportunity of offering you for a short time,
two splendid farms in the famous South Howell Prairie section,
nt bargain prices: One a 00 acre farm with soil as fertile as
this country affords, and landscape as beautiful as any artist
could portray. The cultivated land consists of GO acres in a
solid field. Fourteen acre3 in good fir timber. Fine large
spring on place with water piped to house, barn and barn
yard. Price for a short time including some personal pro
perty, $10,000.00. The other farm consists of G5 acres and Is
almost as good a bargain as the above at $100.00; per. acre.
Both places G miles from Salem.
15G ncres 10 miles from Salem, and 1V miles from It. R.
station; ia mile to school and church; house and barn; SO
acres in cultivation. Fully equipped with stock, farm machin
ery, implements, etc., for $8,000.00.
Eight acres choice land all In cultivation, 2 Vs miles south of
Salem, on rock road. $1,000.
Twenty acres at Rosedale, house and barn;' 17 acres in bear
ing prune' orchard. This is a money maker and a good place
to put your money. 85,000.
CITY PROPERTY
Choice building lots on State street, $700 and up.'
New 5 room plastered house and barn in Highland, $1,200.
New 7 room house and 4 fine lots, with 50 choice bearing
fruit trees, $1,700.
We have several choice homes on Center, Chemeketa, Court
and State streets, for sale at prices ranging from $2,300 to
$7,500. 1
For anything in the Realty line, whether small fruit tracts or
acreage of. any size, town lots or city homes, in fact anything
in this line It will pay you to Investigate our properties.
You are invited to drop in our office at any time and talk
over the situation, whether you are ready to buy or not.
Houses for rent.
H. A. JOHNSON & CO.
-3SS State Street
Salem, Oregon
The Union 'Revival meetings that
have been in progress at the Unlver
city tabernacle the past two weeks
are proving to bo not only a great
success, but altogether the greatest
thing in a religious way that the
city has ever seen. The tabernacle
Is being comfortably filled every ov
ening, and on Sunday evening fully
a thousand people went away unable
to find stnndlngroom. The weather
is proving favorable and the people
are showing a great Interest In the
meetings.
In pursuance Qf the plan adopted
by the ministerial association before
the meetings were begun, all the
churches have their own services on
Sunday mornirtg. Tomorrow there
will be meetings in the tabernacle In
the afternoon and evening. The af
ternoon meeting will be a Mothers'
Meeting. Mothers are especially in
vited, but everybody will be wel
come. Every person attending that
meeting is requested to wear a white
ribbon in honor of Mother. Sir.
Taylor has asked that every person
attending that meeting shall write
a letter to Mother If she is living,
and if she is not, that some act of
kindness in honor of her be rendered
to some other mother.
It is quite probable that at both
this and the evening meeting the
building will bo much too small to
hold the people that wish to attend
The attendance all throu'gh the week
lias been much larger than at the
corresponding time the previous
of thoso who havo taken, a stand for
Christ passed the five hundred mark
Thursday night, and the first invita
tion was given last Sunday morning
at the state penitentiary.
Tho preparations for these meet
ings have been carried, on with unus
ual economy, but It is a largo affair,
and at tho best the expense account
Is quite an amount. Tho basket col
lections so far havo amounted to
about $275, tvp to and 'including
Thursday evening. The amount re
maining to bo provided for will be
raised by a special effort on Sunday.
As soon an tho expenses are provided
for, thero will bo no more offerings
asked for until tho last Sunday of
the campaign.
On Sunday morning, Mr. Taylor
and tho evangelistic company will
'hold a scrvico at tho reform school.
SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS ON THE SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON BY REV. DR. LINSOTT FOR THE INTERNA
TIONAL NEWSPAPER BIBLE STUDY CLUB.
AVA
. REAL ESTATE & STOCKS
Phono Main 1515 133 S. Comm. St
No. 130 Modern house, close in; corner lot 75x80. Price $1700.
No. 113 20 acres, 7 acres in cultivation, acre in strawber
ries, A acre in blackberries. 60 fruit trees; 4-room house and
bnrn. Price, $2400.
No. 84 New G-room cottage, close in. Price, $1500.
No. 49 Lot 50x100 on 24th street. Price", $200.
No. 14 G-room house and barn; outbuildings; 3 large lots; 1
block of carllne; good well of water. Price, $1600.
Don't Get Left
Buy one of those 10-acre tracts, only 3 miles from tho Court
house; land all in cultivation and all good. This is certainly
the cheapest land to be found that close to Salem, as other agents
are asking that much and even more twice the distance out.
Price $75 to $125 per acre; $50 per tract cash; $1.00 per acre
per month.
A 27 Ms-acre fruit farm, G miles south on tho crushed rock road;t
20 acres In fruit, mostly prunes; good 6-room house, barn and
outbuildings; 1000. Dryer; the best buy in that locality.
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THE OREGON
Mrs. Taylor, Cornet Soloist, at the
Tabernacle.
week. ' There is a widespread Inter
est in these meetings. People are
not only attending them, but they
are talking about them. Mr. Taylor
has a characteristic manner of put
ting things, a way that makes you
laugh at the time, but it is a way
that makes you think, and think
hard. It Is a way that takes hold of
people, and keeps hold of them. And
with it all, there is nothing of pro
fessional egotism about him. Then
besides tho attraction of Mr. Taylor's
preaching there is the music. "While
tho choir Is not fall every evening
through tho week, there Is always a
good-sized chorus present, and tho
singing, under the direction of Mr.
Wegner, Is very attractive and In
spiring. . Tho orchestra is ' present
much of tho time, and "adds material
ly to the beauty and power of the
music. In her cornet solos Mrs.
Taylor does some wonderfully effec
tive work. She has a fine instru
ment and she is a master of tho soft,
sweet tones that touch the hearts of
those who hear. Mr. Wegner- is very
effective in hisolos. They are plain
ly a part of his religion and they
are given with the manifest purpose
of leading those who hear to accept
Christ.
The results of the meetings so far
are very encouraging. The number
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CHURCH SERVICES
$ $ $ $
W. O. T. IT.
Mr. Henry Smith will conduct the
regular 4 o'clock meotlng at tho W.
C. T. U. hall Sunday at 4 p. m.
Come and bring your friends.
St. John's Lutheran.
Missouri Synod, corner Center
and 14th 'streets. Regular Sunday
services at 10:30 a. m. Geo. H.
Engel, pastor.
Central .Congregational.
Corner of Nineteenth, and Ferry
streets. Rev. O. A. Stillman, pas
tor. Sunday school, 10 a. m. ; morn
ing preaching service, 11 a. m. Ser
mon by the pastor; subject, "What
Shall I Do for Jesus?" No services
in tho afternoon "or evening on ac
count of the services at the taben-nacle.
St. Paul's.
Chemeketa and Church streets.
Rev. Barr G. Lee, pastor. Passion
Sunday. Usual services at 7:30 and
11 a. m. and 4:30 p. m.; Sunday
school at 10 a. m.; week-day ser
vices at 4 p. m., except Saturday.
Wednesday evening service at 7:30.
All are cordially 'welcome.
Tho First Christian.
Corner or High and Center
strcots. Bible school, 10 a. ni. Dr.
H. C. Epley, superintendent. Preach
ing, 11 a. m.; theme, "Beforo Bap
tism, What?" No evening scrvico
on account of evangelistic meeting
at University tabernacle. Thero will
be no Christian Endeavor services,
on account of union service of young
people at G:30 p. m. D. Errett, pas
tor.
Evangelical Association.
.Corner 17th and. Chemeketa Sts.,
H. C. Baker, pastor. Sunday school
at 9:50 a. m. Morning service at
11:00 h. m. Rev. J. C. Hatz will
preach. No evening service.
First Presbyterian.
Church St., near Chomeketa St.,
Rev. Henry T. Babcock, pastor.
Morning service at 11 a. m. Preach
ing by tho pastor. Theme, "God
Visible," John 14:S,9. Anthem by
choir, "God So Loved tho World,"
Stainer; duet by Mrs. Walters and
Mr. Hull. "I will Magnify Thee,"
Mosenthal; solo by Miss Katherlne
Romlg, "Lord of Life," Mary Tum
or Salter. Sunday school at 10 a.
m.; Union Young People's Meeting
at G p.m.; the Methodist church unl
Union Evangelistic Meeting at 7:30
p. m. at the tabernacle. Public
cordially invited to all of those ser
vices. Christian Science.
First Church of Christ,, Scientist,
440 Chemekata street. Services,
Sunday at 11:00 o'clock a. m.; ser
mon, "Substance;" Sunday school
at 1?:00 o'clock. The Wednesday
evening meotlng Is held at 7:30
o'clock. The reading room In the
church is open each afternoon ox
cept Sunday from 2:00 till 5:00
o'clock. A cordial Invitation Is ex
tended to all to attend tho services
and to visit the reading room.
OUR LAMII CHOPS
ARB SO GOOD
That some of our customers have
them every day for weeks at a time.
We don't advise you to do that but
try the chops. Then you will not
wonder why people are so crazy for
mem. Our other meats are prime,
too. Wo would like Just one order
from you, so we could prove It.
E. O. CROSS & SOX.
NOTICE
the beautiful fixtures all sanitary
and strictly up-to-date. Improved
sanitary plumbing ' in homos has
lowered the doath rate materially in
the last few years, and those who
appreciate health do not fall to have
their plumbing refitted with open
futures of all kludi. In the fitting
up of homes with new open plumb-,
ing we claim to be masters of th
trade.
GRABER BROS.
141 S. Liberty Phone 550
March 13, 1910.
Two Mighty Works. Matt. 3:23
24. '
Golden Text. What manner of
man is this, that oven tho' winds and
the sea obey him. Matt. 8.27.
Verses 23:24 What is your idea
as to whether Jesus was liable to tho
samo natural difficulties and diseases
as wo are, such as weariness, head
ache, seasickness, otc, and did he
havo to battlo against wind and tido?
As Jesus gave orders for this voy
age (v. 18) could it result disas
trously, either to tho ship or the pas
sengers, and Is there, or not, any
sort of danger In the work to which
God directs us?
Why aro difficulties, such as wind
and waves, and other opposing forces
permitted In tho lives of all true and
good men?
Verses 25, 2G Why could Jesus
sleep In the midst of such a storm
and with his disciples fn such dis
tress of mind?
Why were tho fears of the disci
ples foolish and unfounded?
What reasons are thero, for or
against the idea, that the ship could
not possibly sink with Jesus on
board?
Did these disciples do well to re
buke Jesus (See Mark 4:3S) for
what was one of tho greatest Dress
ings of their lives, and Is this a mis
take, if not a sin, of frequent occur
rence? Is thero any reason to think that
It would havo been bettor u thoy
had not awakened Jesus, and If their
prayor had never been made? ,
" When wo pray to God to change
an experience or to altor circum
stances, which ho has planned for
our holp, how, would you character
ize such a prayor?
Verso 27. Why did Jesus per
form this miracle?
By what- power was this great
miracle performed?
Which would bo tho greater bene
fit to mankind, for God to run the
universe and the affairs of men, on
fixed laws or by miracles?
Verse 28. What are tlio chief
characteristics of the Devil, as Illus
trated by these two, who wore pos
sessed with devils?
Can you give examples of any to
day possessed with devils, or which
show similar moral characteristics as
these two?
Verso 29. How did these devils
probably know Jesus?
How much virtue Is there lu mere
orthodoxy or In a proper Intellectual
estlmato of Jesus? (See Jns. 2:19)
If bad men know they-are on the
road to "torment" how do you ac
count for ,tho fact that they keep
right on tho samo road?
ON ANY VIEW OF THE FUTURE
LIFE, WHAT ESCAPE IS THERE
FROM THE RESULT OF MORAL
LAW? VIZ: THAT RIGHT DOING
PRODUCES HAPPINESS, WRONG
DOING PRODUCES. MISERY, THAT
ACTIONS FORM HABITS, THAT
IN TURN FORM CHARACTER,
WHICH PROCURES ETERNAL
DESTINY? (This question must be
answered in writing by members of
tho club.)
Verses 30-32. According to tho
Jowlsh law, how were tho keepers
nnd eaters of swine's flesh regarded?
Why did Jesus permit tho devils
to enter this herd of swine?
Glvo somo examples of how God
in all ages has used the devil to ac
complish his purposes, and say why
ho does so.
What was tho object of these dev
ils In wanting to ontor these swino?
Why Is It that bad men and devils
take a delight In -causing loss and
pain, and that thoy aro really "tor
mented" when they are restrained
from doing ovll?
Are there any today possessed with
devils that Jesus cannot cast outf
Why or why not? N v
Verses 33, 34. What action , do
bad men tako today, when their un
holy business is being overthrown
by men of Qod?
Lesson for Sunday, March 20Un
1910.
A Paralytic Forgiven and Mealed.
Matt. 9:1-13. !
Notice of Intention to Improve Win
ter Street.
Notice is hereby given that tho
Common Council of tho City of Sa
lem, Oregon, deems it expedient and
proposes to Improve Winter street in.
tho City of Salem, Oregon, from tho
North lino of Court street to North
Mill Creek, In Bald city, with
crushed rock cement pavement, ac
cording to the plans and specifica
tions adopted for such Improvement,
and on fllo In the office of tho City
Recorder, which said specifications
are hereby referred to for a mora
perfect description of said improve
ment, said improvement to bo made
at tho oxpense of tho adjacont prop
erty within the limits of said im
provement. Remonstrances may ho Hied
against said improvement within 10
days from tho final publication ot
this notice.
Tho dato of the first publication
of this notice is tho 9 th day of
March, 1910.
ByO rder of tho Common Council
W. A. MOORES, City Recorder.
3-9-lltd
Drying Nicely.
Tho unpaved streets and roads
leading Into the city aro drying up
rapidly, and ono will soon be abla
to get about with vehicles -without
difficulty.
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Racd Suicide
As President Roosevelt calls It Is not
nearly the monaco to Increase In pop
ulation that deaths among Infants
are. And eight out ot ten ot theso
deaths are directly or indirectly
caused by bowel troubles. McGeo's
Baby Elixir cures diarrhoea, dysen
tary, sour stonach and all infant ail
ments of this nature. Just the thins
for teething babies." Price 25 and
50c. Sold by all druggists.
o
Tho cork seems to havo been lost
out of the "Brotherly love" Jug In
Philadelphia.
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PREVENTS
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UMPTION
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In lumber as well as in everything else. It is the quality
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The home builder has libera! terms, fair
treatment, good grade, prompt delivery
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