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ESCAPE FROM JAIL.
Two Prisoners, a Father and Son,
Break Out in Wood
stock.
BENT BARS IN WINDOW
Dropped on a Roof and Then to the
und-Proceedines For Disbar-
ment Against II. M Mcfarland
Begun-kupert Man Sued For
Violating tuberculosis Law.

Woodstock Vt. April 2i.--rhe first
break from the new county jail occur
red last night. Dustin aud Frank Shaw.
father and son. committed for larceny,
from Rochester, escaping from window
in the women'S quarters in the third
story. They had not at any time beeu
locked up in tho cage. an the prisoners
being IN for minor offences. The fugitiNeS
were able to bend the iron rods in the
window and squeeze through, dropping
to the roof below and thence to the
ground The escape was discovered about
o'clock by the night wstchman. The
elder Shaw is said to have done time be-
fore.
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RICHVILlt.

Ralph and Leland Brown Of liorton-
willie are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Bodnsh
-" H. IIldredgc and daughter of Irid-
port were guests of Dr. and Mrs. Town
send Sunday.-Miss Mary Rich OF Rad
Cliffe college, who is visiting her parents
III Burlington, made n flying visit here
last week. Mrs. ORLANDO Atwood went TO
Massachusetts Monday TO visit friends.
among them being Mr.. and Mrs DetlnG.
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Mr. and Mrs. $. y. Allen have returned
from Pawlct.--Miss Stone OF Montpelier
has been engaged to teach the school on
the Stage ROAD which opened MONDAY
morning. Charles Stone of Nonkton con-
Quoted the services at the Methodist
church lasj sabbath. during Mr.. Apple
mans absence AT conference. Mrs Henry
ROwlcy OF Shelburua is visiting her moth-
er, Mrs. George Palmer. who is quito i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ua-etun OF Dlls-
tol were in town last week.
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EAST MONKT0N.

James Shepherd has been i'll the past
wcek.-Rurus Gay and wife ana Amos
Morrill, and wife Visited in town Satur-
day.-L"U Shepherd of the Ridge has
moved into William l.apinc's house.-tar-
m"r. have begun their ploWing and j. Is
Eivcrs has planted his potatoes Sugar
makers have retired for this year.
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The University of Vermont base ball
team started in their first trip of the
season April H. without having had any
out door practice. They were defeated in
New York ny Fordham college Wednes-
day hy a score of " to 3; ON Thursday the
University of Pennsylvania team won in
Philadelphia, Il TO q, ON saturday in Al
hauv the score was Manhattan t, |. Y.
NJ L. ON Tuesday the L. Y. NJ team won
from Union College at Schenectady, is To
lo: ON Wednesday there was "a tie game
At Clinton with Hamilton College, the
| score being Is TO ~.
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ATTEMPT AT TRAIN wRECKING

Bonnington. April A-An attempt was
made yesterday morning to wreck tie
Montreal sleeper on the FitChnurg raul
road near one of the stations In Buskirk s.
y. y. a few miles below iIoosick june
ton.
Soon after tho train passed the station
the engineer discovered some obstacles on
the track. II" brought his train to stop
aS soon a. possible, but not until after IN"
engine had cleared the instructions lrom
the track They We're TWO large baggage
trucks. and u watering trough which had
been placed across the rails IN" pilot ui
the enGin" WAS considerably damaged. rae
train consisted of a baggage and smoking
car day coach ana two slecpers
II was afterwards found that ON" of the
stations had been broken inio, ana some
booty secured. Tho officers think thaI
they have clue to the persons that oid
ttho decd
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HANCOCK,

week to work.-Lcna Rhodes goes to Ac-
worth, y. H.. this summer to teach.-Thc
prayer meeting next sunday evening will
hc at s. y. Tart's.-1hc logs belonging to
the Paper company left town April I'D
The Branch school will begin May with
Ellen clifford from Rochester as teacher.
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SHOREHAM.

Miss Douglas is in New York this week
Miss Grswold who IS i'll at T.. q. Farm
hams Is improNing.-Dr. W. y. Plat i.
suffering from an attack Of the grip
James Strong has moved into T.. W. fIpIrs
tenant house, known as the Morton place.
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school house there Sunday, April 10Th at
II a. M for the purpose of organizing
The Aid society will meet in the library
Wednesday, May arthur Cushman Is
to take the census OF this town. having
received his commission Saturday.-Thert
is very little change in Mrs. William
Grants conditions Il. II. Elliot of East
Warren was in town Sunday to see his
mother. Mrs Laura Elliot-Croshy Hew-
III OF BrisiOl Is Visiting friends here.
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- Jonusbury. April -. Tho body of me
li'ile liill boy who was drowned Saturday
afternoon was found this noon I'm sleep
cr'- river about quarter of mile below
the spot where the boy was last seen on
the banks. The body had caught in the
debris and bushes.
Tho hfth aunua! festival choral union
opens with a matinee Thursday afternoon.
There viii be a matinee Friday and con-
CrrtS IN the evenings. lIAudcl'S oratoru.
the Messiah" being given Friday nj ght
Conductor BlaiSdeli of Concord has over
u, Voicecs in the chorus
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The little folks love Dr. Woods Nor
way Pine SYrup. Pleasant to take: per
fecuy harmless, positive cure for coughs.
colds, bronchitis, asthma.
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FERRISBURGH,
NORTH FERRlSBURGH

Mrs. Anna :. Allen Of Pau,ou has
uued TO District 80. IL, as teacher.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-03

In every city and large town In the
United States the Sister Of Charity has
become a familiar object. The Catholic
Slsters-sweet messengers Of charity,
ceaselsss and indefatigable in their
lAbors-move quietly and swiftly In and
out among the people, receiving, dis
pensing, assisting and comforting.
Neither heat nor cold, fatigue or danger,
deter them from their errands Of mercy.
They are 10 be found in palace and
hovel; In tho boulevard and brothel.
Nothing daunts them. Nothing dis
courages them. Vast institutions Of
refuge for the homeless and hopeless
have arisen In every city by their tire
less labors.
BY no means the least service they
render helpless humanity is their dis
pensatlon Of medicine. Their experience
among the sick, and their anxiety to be
Of assistance TO them, soon lead them to
know the most efficient and safe reme-
dies. IL would be impossible that so
popular and valuable n remedy as Pc
ru-nA could have escaped their Atten-
tion. Many letters have been received
from institutions of this kind prsising
the benefit that Pe-ru-nA has been 10
them.
Mr.. Albert Borngraeber, OF Mayville,
Wis, says; al want 10 tell you that
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Still

The stock is rapidly Diminishing.
had fully expected that might he able
10 clean up by March lst, but il takes a
little more time. However, I've made
a tremendous clean mp OF things in the
seven weeks since commencing. Had
another large purchaser from an out.
side point yesterday. A few more deals
like that will take big ends of the stock
Have two more ia prospect nov.
Don't delay your coming II yoa want
10 SET a bargain. Nonll not offend ma
by looking, Come in and take your
time, we'ro glad 20 have you. Ryerv.
thing is plainly marked and youw bs
'are to hnd things you need, an al cost.
Ihere are many god shoes lrn LOT,
OF ladies sA TO S's
lots 81 mems 8 20 10.
Exact cost on these mean. money IA
The purchaser.
somc ladies g,od purses.
some ladies' tine handkerchief
some une manicure scissors.
some due China piecos and a lo, NJ
other things you can use AZ exact eos,
and Ia some cases lcss.
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Whenever one OF the family feel in the
least ill mother always says; Take Pc
ru-na and you will DO well,' or, II we do
not happen 10 have any, we will have
30 get moro Pe-ru-na! Pe-ru-na IL al
ways satisfactory In colds and coughs"
Free Correspondence.
The climatic diseases Of winter are
mainly coughs, colds, catArrh, bronch-
tits, tonsilitis and other catarrhal affec-
tions of the respiratory tract. Po-ru-na
IL an absolute specific for all OF these Af-
fectlons. Pe-ru-nA will cure q cough or
cold In very few days. Pe-ru-nA will
cure chronic catarrh even Of years
standing In a few weeks. Pe-ru-nA
should DO kept In every house as a safe
guard against the many affections 20
which tho family Is liable during the
winter season.
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PERSONALS

W. @. Berker was passenger this
morning for Corvallis.
VIM. Taylor, Of McCleay, Is among the
Salem visitors today.
Chas oglo came up from woodburn
this morning on business.
Fred Geer was passenger for Eugens
today for an over Sunday visit
Ira Allen left today for an over Sun
day visit with relatives in Corvallis.
Chas. Winklor hop buyer for the
Liyesly nrm, went 10 Grants Pass on
hop business last night
Mrs. NJ. y. Fraser, who has been In
Portland attending the millenery open
Ing, returned home ye,erday.
Mrs. n. J. Chamberliu Of Portland, IL
la the city the guest at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. salmon Brown.
Aliss Marie Ware, who has been In
tho city visiting Mrs. Theo, Downing
returned To her home in Eugene this
morning.
Miss Graoe Long, Of Brownsville, who
has been la the city visiting ~ the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs Thos. Kay. sr., returned
home this morning.
J. n. Lane OF Portland, came up last
night with liberal supply Oi tho Port
land Evening Telegram Tor which he
will establish an agency hem
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CLOSING OUT
AT cost. but not for long
Bikes and Sundries.

/ will have 10 sell my sundries at reg
nlar prices from now on. / will hay,
the new lines IN in few days and thi,
eompels me 20 put regular goods back Il
price, for, you know, I'm going 10 carry
wheels and accessories this season any.
way. All balance Of the stock goes out.
We trust 10 soon be able 10 tell Won
that the tribune stock will be in.
It's hard waiting for wheels when
you re all ready to ride, but ilu nav
anyone 10 wait for Tribune. It's the
wheel that runs 30 easy and has such
elegant frame lines. II tits YOU. Trib.
une riders are an enthusiastic set. You
cant stop them.
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SALEM THE CENTER.
Hop Growers Association Will Con-
centrate Its Business Here.
Once Is Being Enlarged and Secretary
Bents VIII Come Here Portland
Branch Was Too Expensive.

Having closed It's Portland Office the
10. ". q. A. will make Salem iis main
headquarters, and Henry /. Bents, acc.
retsry Of the association, will come 10
this city and be found in the Office This
will give Jas. Winstanley, the present
local representative here, greater free.
dom for outside work, which was found
10 be necessary, az Mr.. Winstanlev il
Obliged 10 leave the city every few days
10 examine and receive hops, and on
other business Of the Association.
The reason given for closing the Port
land Office 10 soon after It's opening. IL
that the expenses we're found TO be too
great in proportion to the importance Of
having al Office there President Jones
has given out the following statement:
"After consultation with the resident
directors Of the Oregon lIopgrowers' As.
aOciation, NJ Portland. the executive
committee has decided 10 close the Az.
sociation's Office at that place. The
samples and office supplies will be con
solidated with the Salem office. The
associations work will hereafter lie
conducted from that point under one
management. The sales committee
have accepted an order for 500 bales OF
hops At letter price than could be OBJ.
tanned for some time past. The Associ.
alton have alto had inquiry from several
PARTIES desiring 10 place large orders
The Eastern market seems 10 be stimu-
lated no that the Association may rea-
sonably expect 10 effect considerable
sales In the near future"
A sale Of 800 bales Of hops containing
two qualities Of hops were sold a couple
of days ago 10 VIM Brown. a dealer Of
this city, and another sale, Of 700 bales.
in now in process Of negotiation.
The local Office Of the association il
being enlarged. A door has been cut
through the partition, throwing the
adjoining Office room into communica-
ton with the present office. This will
give a private office, which Is found TO be
very necessary Tor the transaction Of
business.
II will be fitted up with furniture in a
few days, and the association will then
have every necessary convenience at lis
The officers oi the Association say
that. in spite Of inspired rumors, there
is no jealousy or friction among the
Of the Association, and
thcy scout the idea Of the Association
going 10 pieces.
No far as hops being sold out from
under the association" IL concerned, all
hops held by the association have been
urned in on binding contract, which
lives the o. II. @. A. absolute control Of
hem, no matter whose warehouse they
ire In, and II the owner take them away
he association will have sufficient
grounds for an action at law against
him.
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A Fine Lecture

joaquin Miller delivered his lecture at
Willamette university on the subject
"our Arctic Empire" with a prelude
on lessons Not Found in Books" The
lecture was attended by large audience
Of representative people OF this city.
I, was one Of the finest and most APP
prociative audiences ever assembled.
The poet was introduced by Chief JUS
tice Wolyerton, and for two hours enter
tanned them with u flow OF eloquence,
religion, wit, humor, poetry aud per.
sonality that left necks strained. facial
muscles tired and minds relaxed with
enjoyment. lie went 10 Lebanon today.
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DIR. s.. b. Hartman;

Dr. 8. b. Hartman;
"Some years ago friend of our insti
tuition recommended TO us DIR. Hart.
mans 'Peru-ns' as an excellent remedy
for the Ia grippe, Of which we then had
several cases which threatened 10 DO OF
aserlous a character.
ave began 10 use IL and experienced
such wonderful results that since then
Pe-ru-na has become our favorite medl-
cine for influenza, catarrh, coughs, colds
and bronchitis.
SISTERS or ST. FRANCIS,
HSt. vincent's Orphan Asylum"
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mend II TO those suffering from coughs
and colds. will praise Pe-ru-na for
ever" Pe-ru-ns cures Ia grippe.
Mr.. Joseph Kirchensteiner, 81 Croton
street, Cleveland, o, says; awe have
used Pe-ru-na for eight years as our
family medicine. During the whole Of
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pArRONs WlTH RICH SOUPS
THE ST. ELMO RESTAURANT l.
SCIENCE LECTURE
Salem to Have Discourse by One OF the
international Board Of Lectureship.

Salem to Have a Discourse BY One OF the
international Board Of Lectureshlp.
On Thursday evening Of next week, at
Reeds opera house. Judge VIM, G.
Ewing, Of Chicago, will lecture on the
subject "Christian Science and Religion
Of Jesus Christ" Judge Ewing is a
member Of the international board Of
lectureship Of the church Of this faith,
and has talked TO large audiences on
this subject in the leading cities Of the
country. He resigned the Office of su-
perior Judge of his district to take up
this work, and his lectures are said to
be full oil keen interest to all hearers.
In places many have been turned away,
and usually standing room is at pre-
MUM. The lecture is given under the
auspices OF the Salem Christian Sci
entists, and is TO be free
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An Art Talk.

All interested in art photographs are
invited TO the W. c. T, U. rooms this
Saturday evening at s O'Clock to see
some Of these pictures and hear a talk
on the madonnas and master pieces
Owing TO religious meetings and Lenten
services no other evening was so free as
Saturday. The ladies extend all a cor
dial welcome.
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The liver Johnson

A shipment OF these left the factor,
ON the 9Th OF February. They should
have been IN some days ago. You ma,
look Tor them anytime.
See the sample We show. Compar,
II With any OF the SS5 wheels shown
anywhere and II you're unpreiudicel
yonil admit that las the wheel ol
wheels ior
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Mr.. q. w. Ar
inge, Of Collins 3
Vile, Tex, , writes ;
HI have been us
ing Pe-ru-na for
cough 1 have had
for some time. IL
has completely
cured me, and ! do
HEARTILY recom-
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A bright fresh face u always 10
splflns, and u alwaYs denotes good
health as veil as a happy heart.
Many faces that Wero Ourc overcast
With gloom have heen madt bright
aud sunny hy Hoods Sarsparilla
which cures all dyspoptlc symptoms,
stfcngthcns the nerves aud tOnes np
aud invlgoraies The whole system.
Constipation IN cured by noOd's
Pills, the non Irritating cathartic,
Sold by all draggi,ts.
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have been given
good health by
Pe-ru-ns. In Sep
tenn b er, 1898, 1
caught = very bad
cold. 10 settled
on my lungs and
1 was troubled
with night sweAts
and y terrible
cough. 1 could
not sleep part Of
the time. 1 could
araraaIu hVaaNha
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Mr.. w. f. Nc.
Kahn, Iowa Park,
Texas, who was
com pletely re-
stored 20 health
by Pe-ru-nA
writes as follows;
al have used your
Pe-ru-nAa and have
given II q thor
ough trial. /
must say the re-
aultWAa fiattefInR
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WHlTE HOUSE RESTAUR Ant

laoslsf '''N''
! AID heN Ncre the hesl / ever cat
ga Nlll hnd ihcm al the White Hoa,s
restaurant, NhtCh Is open an ni.sht AMI
meals scrsed a. al haars. Ossisfs =
spocialiy. ="
MoAlior \ RGEguAgr
fnopriStors lO6 state 81.
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WEATHER REPoRT.
Tonight and Sunday occasional rain,
Rswes, War BOOK

TnN JouRSAL received today "rhc
"Anglo. Boer Conflict, ita History and
Caunes," by Allcyne ireland. Small,
Maynard 4 Co., Pube., Boston. Price
In board blndlngs, 70 .oen,s.n II IL dis
tinctly anti .Boef charging In conclusion :
The cause oi the war 10 "lhe iaiuous At.
tempt Of one man 10 govern republic
At the end Of ,he Nlneteen,hscentury by
the methods OF the seventeenth" With.
out endorsing Il, We shall be pleased 10
order Il for anyone II the net price 'oi 70
cents.
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that time we have
not had to employ
. physician. Our
family consists of
seven, and we al
ways use ~ for
the thousand and
one ailments 10
which mankind
is liable. w o
have used IL IN
cases OF scarlet
fover, measles
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Annual School Meeting

At the city hall, Monday evening
March 9th, TO consider report Of the
board and nominate candidates for
school director. Everybody come out.
3-3.2t
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Sunpter Mines.

Tickets 10 ali mining towns Spokane,
Baker City, Moscow, San Francisco and
all other points. Baggage checked
Office foot Trade street. 2.S I'm.
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WILL GO TO EuRoPE.
chemawa Boy JOINS the Famous cat-
Isle Indian Band.

isle lnulan banu'
Robert De Poe, a pupil of the Indian
school at Chemawa, has been notified oi
his appointment to membership in the
famous Carlisle Indian Band, OF Carlisle
Pa. He has been instructed to report al
the Carlisle school Immediately, and
transportation has been furnished him
by the Government for that purpose.
De Pee is % years OF age, and is of the
Rogue river tribe of Indians. The band
will start March 18 on tour of the
United States, and will then make a lC
weeks tour Of Europe, closing at the
Paris exposition.
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Annual school Meeting.

Al the city hall, Monday evening
March 9th, to consider report Of IA,
board and nominate candidates fol
school director, Everybody come out.
3-3-2t
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social Entertainment.

The Rebekahs will give a social enter.
tainment at their hall on Monday even.
ing, beginning At s;O p. m. An odd
Fellows and their families are respect.
fully inyitod.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-03

10 you, and l can conscientiouslyr rec.
ommend II for coughs, colds, and especi.
ally la grippe" Address DR.. Hartman,
Columbus, o., for book on chronic CO.
tarrh. Sent free.
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SUNDAY SERVICES

w.c.T.u.
Rev. Olive Kyle speaks at the room
on court street, at I p. m.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
Preaching service at 1880 Sabbath
school az ~ m. Y. Z. .. q. r.. meeting
NJ $3.50 p. m. Preaching service at 7 $50
p. m.
CHURCH NorIcE.
First Church Of Christ Scientist. Les.
con sermon aud childrcn's classes 10 :lb
Subject Substance" Wednesday eve.
ming, meeting 1880, Science Hall, Cor.
Liberty aud Court streets.
CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL.
Corner 10th and Ferry streets, r. H..
| Henderson, Pastor preaching at the
usual hour. tomorrow. Subject at n a.
M, "rhe Spirit Of Truth" Subject at
$50 p. M, THAT Boys Parents. ."
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
salem Church oi Christ, Scientist No.
aH Liberty street. Services at 10 80 a.
m and y. M. Subject ol the morning
and evening lesson sermon: "snb.
stance. " "Wednesday evening meeting
at 30.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
! John farsons, pastor Services to-
morrow at 1890 q. m. aud 1890 y. m.
sunday school at ~ m. and Epworth
league at 6.lb y. m The subject Of the
evening sermon will be Babylon and
lielshaizer
nRst CONGREGATIONAL.
Rev W. @. kantner, pastor. Preach.
ing al l0;M a. m. subject Saved From
Spiritual Painting" SUNDAY school AT ~
m, \. y, :. &, +. at $3.50 y. m. Evening
services AZ 80 p. M. Subject "a Bible
Story OF Miracles" F"
UNITED EVANGELICAL.
Services Al the usual hours. Alto so
a m, the pastor will speak ON the sub.
iecti "ihe Reality BEYOND the Report %
Evening subject Confession Essen.
tal." SUNDAY school at ~ O'Clock. 30.
ciety Of 9. y. $3.50 p. m.
EVANGELICAL.
Chomeketa street Services at ia
m. and I,3o \. m. The pastor will
preach on the subject, Tine ThreeiolJ
Temptation OF Christ, j" la the evening
Sunday school az 40 a. m Innior n
" A. NJ p m. Senior \. T.. A., al
o 80 p, m.
uArusr CHURCH.
Ronald Mckill0p, pastor. The pulnit
scrNiccs viii h. specially eyangelistic
iupic-"LoOk aud Live lO,gO \ mn
lopic-"Ruried with Christ" son. m.
sunday school at 1900 m. Junior snri,
.eN, \ % p. M, Young peoples meeting
led by Mr.. Thomas $50 y. m. Apnonn.
comen1s Tor special meetings, during the
wcek will 10 made from the pnlpit
sunday.
uNuN CHtROH.
oefNires az lOtS0 a. M. aud T.8O a. m /
sunday school a. ~. Unity vaild al /
e'ia Rev w. r.. Copeland. pastor |
subject oi morning sermon, "proof fny /
tntnro Lite Offered by Materislism % /
Nnbloci oi evening lecturo. New lirl,t l
"a the 0anicn ol Eden ana the Fall oi /
Man Derived irom Science and the Rihle /
than the llchroN, Important meeting
oi The guild al 0;t5.
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$500

because it's liver JOhnson's hest An
liver johnson only makes the b.,
goods. Ask repair man.
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/ began 10 take Pe-ru-na, and in a short
time was entirely cured, -
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-03

A the city hail. Monday evening,
March 6ih. 10 consider report oi the
board aud nominate candidates iof
school dircctor Everybody come out
1a.H
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Chemeketa street Services AZ n a.
m. and $50 =. M. The pastor will
preach on the subject, "rne rhreeiold
temptation OF Christ % la the evening
Sunday school az 10 a, m Junior n
A. NJ y p, m. Senior \, =. A, al
q $50 p. M.