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At Oakland.

San Francisco. Jan. J.-Three outsiders
In the betting were winners at Oakland
fayorites. Weather, clear; Mack. fast
First race, futurity course; selling---
Glendinning lO7, G<elly). even, won;
Prestano, 10 Burns. 4 to l. second;
Stockwell Gibraltar, Oscar Tolle, Mala-
splna and Light Ball ran.
Second race mile and hundred yards;
selling-Davino. l04, lewis, II to l. won;
/; Q. u. 1o2; (Allariel. 2 10 to /, second;
Forte 1O4, 3Goldenl. to /, third Time,
Lou Welfia and Constable ran.
Third race, futurity course; selling
l, won; Dolly Weithoff los. {Ransch), /
to l, eecond; Mike Murphy ITO. Kelly).
10 to !, third. Time. $40 H. Illilouon,
Ohio Girl. Marco Polo. Sim W.. Our Pride.
Champagne Nat Goodwin and Florinet II
Fourth race, mile: selling--Urchin. Ill.
wv Waldo. 10 to !. won: Don Ami. SO,
(knappl, 30 to /. second; Nigrette, 81,
shannon, Mr.. Farum. Dupont, = Prima'
Castine and Almaric ran.
Fifth race, thirtoen-sixteenths Of mile
Action; los. Burns, 20 to /, won;
second: Leader, 112. .CRansch), to g.
third. Time, "a Andrew Ring. LADY
Locelyn and The Owl ran
sixth race, mile and 100 yards; selling
Beana, 109 (Burns), 2 to l. won; Katie
Walcott 1O2 &C.. Kelly, rs to /. second;
Glissando. 1O4. Waterbury, so to l, third
Time, 1:46 IL Diomed. Silver Fig. Fill
buster, Lena and DR.. Bernays ran.
Entries for Today.
First race, three-quarters of a mile,
selling-corrlllo 1O6; Helen Smith. 107;
Jack Richeleu. IS; Stunts. 81: Levant, So:
Kitty Kelly, l01; Vigoroso. SO; Tufts. 1O4;
Gladys Bell. 81; Amasa, 107; Delvista,
100; King Dellis, log.
Second race, three furlongs, purse .
year-olds-Dolly Grey, 10; Juala, lie; Sc
lected. 109; Floriana Bell 109; Ruby Ring.
100, and Red Man. 49, Morrison entry:
Punctillo, liz; Annie Marie, 109
Third race. three-quarters of a mile.
sehing-Ada N, 1O6; Mocorito, Ill: Father
Wentker, 1903; Bucolic, %; Bright Phoe-
bus, Ill; Mountebank. AZ; Montana Peer
ess, 95; FairburF. 1903: Imp Mildred
Schultz, 1916; Lode Star, 107; st. Sever, 10;
Bard Burns, 1l6.
Fourth race. Follansbee handicap, seven
furionRs Maggie Felix. los; Kenilcorth,
$40, and IlMwaho. l13, Ketcham entry;
GavioIa, lbs; The Fog. 105; Sylvia Talbot,
100. and Father WentSer, 109. Schroeder
81 try; DiderOt. 116; Water Cur >. lis; d.
VIVA. 1l3; Elliott, 1o5; Princess ritania.
l13; Irene Lindsey, IL: Duracco. IL:
Hand Press. 1o7; SWEET Tooth lls. and
Ben Nc dHui lls, Ryan entry; Byron
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Nevis, liz (Redfern), to 2, third. Time,
Los. Pirate. Frank Rice, Royal Deceiver,
Exapo, Brookston and Senator Bush ran.
Sixth race, selling, mile and sixteenth
Cogswell. 1O7 (Redfernl, 2 to /. won: Net
tie Regent, 9s CFuller).. 5 to Q. second; The
Time, Lac. Pay the Fiddler, Provost.
George Arab, Bohul and Imp. Novelty
ran.
Entries for Today.
First race. selling, seven furlongs--
Dutch Garter, 90; Maple. 102; Dougherty.
1O; Cranter, los; Boundlee, 106; Playlike,
Andes, 107; Stratton II. los; Bard of Avon,
Rough Rider, 100
Second race, purse, six furlongs-Apple
Sweet, 81; Anigari, 81; Frank Jones.
Pride of Surrey, 80; Clorita, 100; Wiede-
mann, Emshee, Jim Clark, 102; Honolulu,
107; l.. 'Etrenne, 10S; Potente. st. Cuthbert,
ITO.
Third race, handicap, mile and six
t teen o. 20; st. Tam%ay sheriff
106; Potente. III.
Fourth race. the GENTLY handicap.
s, 900 added, six and one-half furlongs-
Mrs. Frank Foster. "a; Phile. IS; Henry
Mcdaniel. 80; Carl Kahier. 100; Emshee.
los; Sadduccee, 106: Belvino 10; Old
Hutch, liz; Wealth, 49,. Scorpio, 121; The
Lady, ia: McChesney, $780,
Fifth race, selling, seven furlongs-
Maghoni. Judge CantriII. 81; Breaker.
IS; Blanco, The Wizard, 102; Woodmont
Belle. 1903; Mezzo, 104; John Coulter, 105;
Daddy Bender, 106; Fading Light, 1O7;
Ravenspur. los; Spec. 100.
Sixth race. selling, mile and eighth
Leen1a, 81; Swordsman, Barbara Eriet-
chic. King Barleycorn, Lady Chorister.
102 Rastus, Gin Spray, The Way, 104;
Sarilla. 105; Cogswell, Benson Caldwell,
106; Adelante, 100.
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oUNNER's GOOD SHOT.
Corporal Reagan Tears Up Small
TARGET q Miles Awav.

San francisco, Jan. 9.-Extraordinary
accuracy In craftsmanship cut short the
heavy gun practice at the Presi lilo, the
government reservation. The Pinch guns
were to be brought into play, and the
target was wooden structure, pyramid
al In shape, about twelve feet long
az each base line and about eight feet
with a long tow line and while moving
az seven miles an hour was to be fired on.
When the target was about three miles
from shore and under tow, 1t appeared to
be about the size of a mans hand. 1t was
then that Corporal Reagan fired a 12-inch
gun. The shot struck about eight yards
astern OF the moving mark. Carefully Re-
gan aimed the second missile and scarce
ly had the roar of the gun ceased when
the target disappeared. The shot mad hit
the enemy arnidship and shattered 1t
into spllnters
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Notice to Contractors.

SEALED proposals for the erection Of joint
Freight depot and office building at Meridian.
Mies. for the Mobile and Ohio and Southern
Railway ompanies will be received until
4 O'Clock noon Jan. the gath, eos. by Fred
=. Lack. Architect, M. and o. r. r. Co,
Mobile, Ala. according to plans and specid-
cations which can be had by applying to the
architect a certified check OF $3.50 must ac-
company each bid and approved surety
company bond OF $4,000 viii be required of
the successful contractor. The right is reserved
70 reject any or all bids. Ct
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elegantly electric lighted dining cars are run
on trains ! and between Birmingham and
New Orleans. Lebanon Junction and Cinctn-
aati; also on trains and between Montgofn-
* New Sn1 ana ny ss S,.s e carte;
free) are operated On trains l and 4 between
Cincinnati and New OTieans High back seat
through trains between Cincinnati, Louisville.
St Louis. Evansville, Memphis. Nashville and
New Orleans.
Train No. carries through Pullman sleep
ers from Chicago. Cincinnati and New York
to New Orleans.
Train No. carries through Pullman sleep
ere from Cincinnati and New York to New
Orleans and Chicago to 81. PETERSBURG; also
through tourist sleepers to San Francisco,
leaving Montgomery at s:S .. m. Tuesday.
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Notice to Contractors.

sealed proposals will be received by Ernest
Lamar. Chairman OF Building Committee,
Selma, Ala. until Wednesday. Feb lSths
1908. At 2 m. FOR the completion Of the
stone Church Building. for Selma Baptist
Chufrh Of Christ. Plans and specifications
can be seen at Selma can be had by APP
plieatfon to the undersigned.
CHARLES G. WILSON. Architect
ss-tu-th Columbia. s. c.
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Meal-56c per bushel.

Meal--56c per bushel.
Oats White. 4Sc; mixed, 4Sc
Corn-White, CSC; mixed, CSC per buahel
salt-LiverRool. csc sack; Virginia, 47e,
ButteE.-Jersey. 2e0Soc: Tennessee coyD,rv
sc. NS'
syrup-Fancy. 4oc: reboned, soc.
$50 per Dbl. S''SO
suear-Granulated. S.; Y. C.. 4%c; cut loaf
5N cents. ''H''
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s Ln,.Insday and Saturday. via New Orleans ann
Train No carries through Pullman diam
e IL Lom new Orleans to New York ana Cin-
sn,nneu ana st. Petersburg to CHICAGO TnaSine
sleeper to st. Louis "'s~ HHouBn
a., IRAN an No; : carries through Pullman Sleep
natl and Chicago without Change. Slnc'"'
Al through trains make close connections ~,
SlnclnnatL Evansville, 81. Louis ana New Or
West '' S0uen' EAST ane
For further information pertaining to rates.
IouteS ana schedules consult ticket agents y
apd " r. r.. or writs or can a.
W. L BEASLEY,
Passenger Agent. Union Station.
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St. Louis Provisions.

ST LOUIS, Jan. s.--FIour--Steady; red Win
ter patents So: 3sQS SO: extra fancy and
straight, So 05D3. so; clear. So. oog3.
Whiskey-Steady at Si.32.
Dry sailed meats-Easy: boxed extra shorts
and clear ribs. So rs; short clears, Sc.
Bacon-Easy; boxed extra shorts. Sassy;
clear ribs. 1918; short clear, $40.
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Blood Poison
Cured Positively,

This horrible disease not only blasts the
life of the unfortunate victim. but blights
the hopes and happiness of his posterity
For centuries 1t has been thought incura-
bic. but after years Of deep research and
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FIRST National Bank.


The regular annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of The First National Bank Of Mont
gcmery will be held at its banking rooms On
Tuesday. Jan. 9th. at " o'clock noon. for
the purpose OF electing q Board OF Directors
to serve the ensuing twelve months and the
properly presented for consideration
J. G. SrRATFORD,
e Assistant Cashier.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FUNERAL NOTICE.

EIRD-The friends and acquaintances Of Judge
and Mrs Thomas @. Jones' and Miss Matte
Bird are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral OF Mrs. Caroline s. Bird from
st. Johns Episcopal Church this evening
- $3.50 o'clock.
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New WORK. DIV ooods.

NEW YORK, Jan. e.-The market shows a
firm tone generally. There has been fully an
average demand coming forward, but without
special feature on home trade account. Elk
port buying on a quieter scale. Prices OF ex-
port goods very firm Print cloths very fm
Linens are in fair request at steady prices.
Burlaps are quiet and unchanged.
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cincinnati Provisions.

CINCINNATI. Jan. s.-FIour-Quiet.
Lard-CQuiet at Ss.65. A. --..
Bulk meats-Quiet at S6.75.
Bacon-Quiet at Slo.35
whiskey-Active $3.50 for finished goods.
Sugar-Steady.
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Delightful Rail and Water trip TO the East
via Norfolk Savannah. Apply to c. s
Adams, s. F. and p A.. Moses Building Mont.
gomery. Ala, for full informationu 6. B.
Walworth, A. c., +. A., Savannah, c.
sDally except Sunday.
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aSg~ASy SAAV &1Oos@AA6s
New York, Jan. 9.--At meeting Of the
Jockey Club today, officers were elected
Is follows: August Belmont. Chairman;
James r. KeeHe, yice-Chairman; F. X.
Sturgfs, Secretary and Treasurer.
The following racing officials were APP
pointed for 1905:
c. J. Fitzgerald, Starter; c. Mcdowell,
Presiding Judge: G.. III. 1Pettingiil, Asso
ctate Judge; H. @. Crickmore, Clerk Of
the Scales; w. II. Bar.eto Timer; J.. L..
Hall, Paddock and Patrol Judge; w. s..
Vosburg. Handicapped
Racing dates for 1900 were allotted as
fcll0ws:
3. Washington Jockey Club. March @ to
tAprtl IA; November IS 10 December.
Queens County Jockey Club. April 10
70 April 20: October rs to November 6.
Westehester Racing Association. May
10 May ~; September % TO October 10.
Brooklyn Jockey Club, May % to June
AZ: September IA to September rs.
Coney Island Jockey Club. June IS to
July I; August % to September IL.
Brighton Beach Racing Association,
July to July Is; October IL to October a.
Metropolitan Jockey Club. April n to
May 3; July "a to August /; November :
70 November II
Saratoga Association. August 8 to Au-
gust q.
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LOCAL WHOLESALE PRICE LIST

CORRECTED JAN. Q.
Bacon-l oIkc.
Dry sailed sides-akc.
Lard-Tierees, leaf, ! lie; compound, ehe.
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Rose. lis; The Fretser, III: The Pride,
Fifth race. mile, selling onstellater.
Man OF Honor, Artilia, los; Albert En-
right, los: Jarrietterre dor, 10i; Hesper.
Ill; The Buffoon, lis
Sixth race. futurity course. purse
Proper, 100; Honiton, Claude, lJ3; Figar-
don 1Ol: The Fog log
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Kansas Citv Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY. Jan e.--CattIe-Receipts
2Ioo natives, 500 Texans; calves, 200 ma
ttves, no Texans; steady to lower.
f,hnicn and dresead heef
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Montgomery, Ala.
DIVIDEND NO. 81.

At meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF
The First NATIONAL Bank Of MONTGOMERY, held
this day, the usual setni-annual dividend Of
khrs6 per cent. g D. CD, was declared. payable
On demand J. G. STRATFORD.
Tot Assistant Cashier.
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ence. 1 am
able to de-
clare posi-
lively that /
can cure any
case which I
undertake.
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! amy OF its
10 y m p toms,
Ssuch as sores
Tor ulcers,
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falling OF the
hair. erup-
tons. ptm-
pies, aching
bones or
joints. etc.
YOU should
Consult me at
! once, as this
disease is de-
structive in
. Its progress,
'and can be
cured only
py scientifc
treatment. /
] and perma-
'er OF the dis
II constantly
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'etor. Under
'upuoas. afc
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DR.. HATHAWAY.
Recognized as the oldest
Established and Most
paliahlA Snec'alias

cure Blood Poison positively and Ut
aently. and there is no danger az t ~ ma l
ease breaking out again. as il consts uis'
doss when treated by the patch an }
uSsmedies OF the average doctor. II VOTE =
- treatment, all outward svno,,tI ndel
s,,cn as sores. pimples, eruptjons
oroInptly disappear. and every Yestisee &c
~ Vic poison is thoroughly eraCiSSee o.
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guarantee TO cure you, backed by sa
SIND Tor symptom blanks. explainin~ nn,
s',ccessful plan of home treatment maIi
sS an plain sealed envelope Evervth THU !
strictly confidential Address
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J. Newton Hathaway, N. D.

Is Inman Bldg, e IL s. Broad St. At
lsnta, Ca (No. .
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Trains 81 and % have Pullman vsstibuIed :
and trains IS and as have Pullman Vestihulsa
and through coaches between washington and
@. B. TYLER. c. A. Montgomery, Ala
p. BILLUPS. @ p. A., Atlanta Ga
cHAS A wTCKERsHAAi. President q
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HARD
TO MAKE
CHOICE
Where all are Beauti-
full Who Shall Be
the 0ueen2
Blonde. Brown or Brunette,
Blue Eyes or Black, Salem'S
Idea of Beauty to be
Put TO Test

The committee in charge of the
Carnival Queen contest has been very
busy during the last week, making
final arrangements. and tomorrow the
ballot boxes will be placed at The
Spa, Fleur de Lis, Myers cigar store,
Waters cigar store. Dalyrymple's. Hol.
versions. Jos Meyers & Sons and
Stockton's.
The ballots will be placed on sale
tomorrow morning at o'clock. and
the boxes will be opened for the first
count Saturday evening.
The lodges will not be asked to
name candidates for the contest. and
all nominations will be made by al.
rect vote.
The young lady who is lucky enough
TO be elected will receive her cos
tune free Of charge. 500 in gold and
will have a carriage at her disposal
during the entire carnival week. in
fact she will be the city's guest OF
honor.
The committee has not yet decld.
ed on the number OF maids attendant
upon the Queen. but will allow her TO
choose them herself
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The Vendetta.

Far above the average stock organ
Nations is the "Readick Company"
that comes for two nights TO the
opera house.
The management have left nothing
nndone 20 make their company per
feet even 10 the most minute detail,
The acting. costuming. scenic ef-
fects, are each what they should be
ana the audience is never disap'
pointed. The Vendetta" and the
t'Unknown" are the plays 10 be pre-
rcnted and in each play all the emo
llons are portrayed-comedy and pa
ihos and both are full OF heart inter
est. At the Grand opera house Friday
nieht in the Vendetta" Saturday
night the Unknown" and Saturday
matinee Camille"
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4 ES;:!. Es;:! <. Social Realm3
Nay FestlvaI coneerts.

Ann Arbor, Mich. May 1.-THE
nh annual series Of the May festi-
sd concerts under the auspices of the
nosic department Of the University
4 Michigan begins tonight in universi-
! hall, and music lovers are arriving
On all parts of the state. There
ID be FIVE concerts by the choral
Lon Of 800 voices, the Boston Festl-
81 Orchestra OF fifty pieces under the
||fectlon Of Emil Mollenhauer and
1ne OF the most celebrated soloists
/. the country.
The list of soloists includes Miss
Ito Rio and Miss Shenna Cumming.
1pranos; Madame Louise Homer. OF
y Metropolitan Opera Company, and
|ndame isabelle Bouton. contraltos;
|err Andreas Dippel. tenor; Signor
milo De Gogorzo. baritone Freder
artin. bass; Madame Fannie Bloom.
eld Zeisler. pianist. and Carl Web
81, violcncellist.
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ever-present real estate man Of yore,
who now resides at Prosser. Wash.
is in the city, fat and sassy as ever.
He had his physical health restored by
the Hot Lake springs, and then sold
them for a neat fortune, and is now
enjoying his religion more than ever.
Ben would make a splendid college or
hotel or bank president, and we hope
he will consent to locate in Salem
and take up some light and profitable
occupation.
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ANbHAhhFh AAhlAA NANNA AkNsf
cry way prominent church worker,
especially among the societies Of
young people
Mr.. Brooks sent his farewells to his
many absent friends. Gathered at his
bedside were his wife and 1i.year-old
daughter. his brother, DR. Frank
Brooks. Of silverton. and his sisters
Mrs H. p. Hodnett and Miss Lenore
Brooks. both OF Portland. Others OF
his family reside near Salem. and Il is
probable that that the body will be
taken there for interment
w. w. Brooks was born In Missouri
In 1861. He came to Oregon with his
parents in 1864. and was educated In
the public schools and In Dallas col.
lege Most OF his life was spent In
newspaper and religious periodical
work In Oregon City and Independ.
ence Seven years ago he cdme 10
Portland 20 take the position OF man.
aging editor on the Pacific Baptist,
which office he held until little more
than three months ago. when he re-
signed TO enter the work OF the Young
Mems Christian Association. The en-
ployment bureau was a new depar
ture, and Mr.. Brooks was. by common
consent OF the management placed in
charge
In the three months he has been
with us he has built up remarkable
department" said II. w Stone, gen
eral secretary Of the association. HE
was an indefatlgable worker. and his
department succeeded far beyond our
expectations.
The death of Mr. Brooks was a
shock 10 his relatives and many
friends at Salem. where he was raised
to manhood. and formerly engaged In
business. He was a young man OF
sterling character. and many loyeable
qualities. He leaves a sister In this
city. Mrs. r. II. Leabo, two brothers
al silvertOn. John and Frank Brooks
and has a number Of other brothers
and sisters. and father, John Brooks
Sr. who has been making his home
with him,
The funeral al salem rs 10 be held
AT the First Baptist church, immedi'
ately after the arrival OF the II a m.
train Friday
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Luncheon Party.

Mrs. c. A. Gray entertained at /
o'clock luncheon today. in honor OF
Mira Byron Il. Looms and Mrs. Ed.
win e. McMahill The latter leaves
for the East tomorrow. Covers were
laid for eight. and everything the most
elegant. both in service and decora.
tions. were in evidence.
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WILL
MAKE
RATES
Henry and HIS Men are Con-
Sidering a New Schedule

J. j. Henry, proprietor; Chief En-
gineer Whitted and Manager Springer
are working on a new schedule for
residence and commercial lighting,
that will be submitted to the city coun
ell for acceptance before going into
effect
Il is not known what the rate will
be. but II is certain II will place elec-
tric lights within the reach Of a larg
or number than have been using them
for some time past.
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DIED.

CREGO-At the Salem Hospital, Sa-
lem. Oregon. May "a, 1908 at 1915
O'Clock a m. Robert Gregg. aged IS
years, Of old age.
Deceased. who has been a resident
OF Salem for many years, was the
father Of Mrs. J. L. MeClaine, OF this
city: Mrs. Sarah E. Peifer. OF Chan
bersburg Pa, and OF j. j. Gregg, Of
Los Angeles.
Funeral Friday from Rigdon's IN
dertaklng parlOrs az ? o'clock p. m.
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PERSONALS.

John Carson was a Portland visitor
yesterday.
State Land Agent Morrow is In
Portland on business today.
Secretary Gatens was called to
Portland on business last night, re.
turning today.
Charlie Meyers. Jack Rogers and r.
p. Talhngton took in the prize fight
at Portland last night
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Tomorow Nlaht.

The oratorios OF The Redemption
and Feast OF Adonis" will be rem
Aefed at the First NJ r. church by
Itt Salem oratorio Society. assisted
hI the Portland symphony Or
fIlbtra, Miss Stinson. Prof. Glen,
fInf. Boyer and Mr. Zan These are
sf||stls presenting great musical com
no6itions. This is rendered 10 Prof
EoIcy who has done much TO educate
lne people Of Salem 10 an apprecia-
||rn OF good music.
Cet your reserved seats at Wills
Nutlc Store. Better get them today.
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WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS

NJ s. Wordcock, Corvallis.
J. b. Putnam, city.
Henry States. Juneau, Alaska.
julius Low. Portland.
Gam =. Goldsmith. Portland
a. ". ilalscy. New York,
David McConaughy New York
=. p. Clarke Lexington, Ky.
II. IL Cussman. San Francisco
Geo. A. Beavis. San Francisco.
w. II. Groat, San Francisco.
II. l.. Rothschild. San Francisco.
S. c. Spencer, Portland.
r. b. Watson. Portland
c. X Henry. Portland.
A. p. Nelson. Portland.
Walter Lyon. Portland.
W. T. Gray. Portland.
Thos. J. Flavin, Portland.
j Prag. Portland
C. l. schen. Chicago.
r. c. Hull. Chicago.
w. II. McNair. Juneau, Alaska.
VIM. D. Grant. wrangel, Alaska.
Binger Hermann. ROseburg.
W. II. Frost. Chicago.
l.. Black. ASH Francisco.
Geo. Rose. San Francisco,
J. s. Cooper, Independence.
w. u Bennett. New York.
u. G. Wynkark. Tacoma
l. l.. Patterson. city.
Miss n. Clayton. Spokane.
W. r. Jeffrise, Portland.
Newton Philips, San Francisco.
p. Zemansky. San Francisco.
NJ. c. Whealdon, Monmouth.
+. NJ. Rosenthal. Portland.
A. n. Smith. Portland.
]. W. seloyer Portland.
NJ. A. sloury. Portland.
7. W. Potter. Chemawa.
John Smith. Vancouver
Geo. n. O'Brien. San Francisco.
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south Salem Personals.

Mss Lillian Lewis attended the fu-
neral OF Miss Alice Headrick, at Cor
Yanls.
qoorge Viesko has gone to Salt
Lake, Utah. where he expects to re
main the coming summer.
LOO Vince, OF Whipple Creek, Colo,
IS Waiting his friend, Chester Ralph.
Ia South Salem this week
Jacob VanDuy and Clarence Mann,
OF Chicago. H., who are visiting the
Nofthwest. stopped OF in Salem yes
terday. and were much pleased with
tho southern part OF the city
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DIED

DODGE.-At the family home, on the
Garden Road. at ~ D. m. Wednes-
day May Is. 1903. Mrs. Elizabeth
Dodge. aged 5s years.
The funeral wlll be held sunday az
ternoon. May l7th. at 1880 am. from
the home. interment In City View
eeneteTy.
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Astoria Beer

The best beer In Oregon nov on tap
al the Couneii. iii Stale street. Come
and try Il. and n you don't like Il
your money will be refunded
PRED NECKER1fAN.
5-i2fWs Proprietor.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-14
The Gospel.
Of Good Gift Giving

season and out the Barr Store constantly breaches the
A of the practical in respect gift giving useful Gift is more
be desired than merely pretty But fortunately those who
gs at the Barr Store do not have sacrifice either quality
m Glass Siverware our Clocks and the like are hand
artistic workmanship fashion, yet they are undenaby
eful tooso useful that they form the appropriate of gifts
the bluhing bride who likes best all some tasteful addition
the equipment other new home We'd like have you come
h beautiful wedding gift stock It's inspection will prove
pleasure.
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Liberty SITS C%mxS
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-14
BORN

REYNOLDs.-In Portland. Oregon on
Wednesday. Mas iS. 1908, 20 Mr..
and Mrs Tom 8 Reynolds. a daugh.
ter
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-14
SUMMER NORMAL SCHOOL,.

FirstRa Building. Saem. oregon.
examn4lon
adeona fee for Of lh last five seaes
schooL Address J. J. knaps. ssiem. OFeRon