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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-07-20

Cloudburst near Petersburg, Ind.
leveled hills. in one case Hill was
leveled into a valley covering n 90.
acre field of oats with three feet OF
new soil
Elijah Dowie has had himself de.
clared solvent by the United States
courts at Chicago. He says he's paid
up all the 100000 claims mentioned
in the original bankruptcy bill.
Pearys Arctic ship Roosevelt tried
to sail from Portland, Me, without the
usual clearance papers. and a fine Of
$500 was imposed by government of.
ficials. The Peary Arctic club makes
strenuous kick.
John Schidlofska, a Russian. killed
his wife last Wednesday at belmont.
Mass, because she had lied 10 him
about her property and age. He fed
and was caught at Junta, Cal. when
he confessed the crime.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-07-20
Earl Marshars Costly Uniform.

The most costly uniform In England
Is worn by the Earl Marshal, whose
dress represents an outlay of some
$3.50 not including jewels or orna-
ments. Seventeen thousand yards OF
embroidery are worked upon the coat
in gold lace until but little OF the orig
inal cloth NAV be seen.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-07-20
Roots Sacrifice.

Seldom in the history of the govern
ment has a man made the financial
sacrifice that Elihu Root will make in
taking up the portfolio of state laid
down by John Hay. In accepting the
$4,000 salary of cabinent officer he
must give up fees, estimated to have
been within the year, at least $3.50, 00o
A cabinet officer recently said Mr..
Root was making $4,000 a year. In
Washington his living expenses will
probably reach $4,000.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-07-20
Don't Let Baby Cry.

When baby cries, something is proc
ably wrong with its stomach. or other
digestive organs. and no time should
be lost in giving il a small dose OF
DR.. Caldwells tlaxative) Syrup Pep
sin. This is the only safe laxative
medicine for Babies and Children, and
should always be kept in the house
II contains no injurious ingredients
and can do nothing but good Try it,
Sold by all druggists at soc and s1!00
Money back IL il fails.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-07-20


Relicf;--Seyfons Stomach Trouble Cured
icy Three. Bottles IF Pe,nHa
Capt w. w. Jackson, 705 G. St, NV,
Washington, ID. c., writes:
Il Lam eighty-three years old, vet
eran of the Black Hawk, Mexican and
the Civil Wars ann by profession a
physician, but abandoned the same.
"SOme years ago Ewas seriously af-
fecfed with catarrh of the stomach.
My ssufferingS were profracfed and
severe. tried every known remedy
without obtaining relief.
sin desperation began the use of
your Peruna. began 10 realize i'm
mediate though gradual Improvement.
AFTER the use of three bottles every
appearance of my complaint was re-
moved, and l have no hesitation in
recommending il as an infallible rem
edy for that disorder. w w. jackson.
Address Dr.sS. Il. Hartman, President
of The Hartman Sanitarium, Column
bus, Ohio.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-07-20
Hot weather caused 10 deaths in

Hot weather caused IS deaths in
New York Thursday.
J. r. Wright. Columbus, Kas., has
quit the Baptist ministry to go on
the stage in New York in a new Bib
lical play.
G. Gould, 20, Newark, n. j., was at
tackled and nearly killed by mos
ouitoes. Passersby rescued him in the
nick of time.
Four more deaths and Al prostra-
tions were caused by the heat In New
York. Pittsburg had nine prostrations
and six drownings.
Tom Lawson tells people at Min
neapolis that he has several millions
Of dollars that he made wrongfully.
and that rwhen the time comes" he'll
give them back 20 the people.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-07-20
UNHAPPY
CARS LIFE
THE CARS UNHAPPY LIFE
IN AGLOOMY PALACE
OF PETERHOFF.
NO ONE ALLOWED TO COME
NEAR THE UNiNVIT-
ING PLACE.
SOME HINTS ON TERMS OF PEACE
THAT SEEM TO BE
STRAIGHT.

The .NoVoe Vremya prints the fol
lowing statement of Russia's position,
which may be inspired.
Russia can consent only to such
peace as will not affect the dignity
or vital interests of the empire. To
act otherwise would be fatal to Rus
STA and would threaten all Europe.
Europe no longer believes in Japan
assurances that she will not restrict
European interests in the far east.
Even In England and America the
voices of moral instigators can be
heard in favor of the indirect interior
enee of the powers to moderate ia
pans demands. Our plenipotenuaries
must remember that they must defend
the interests, not only of Russia, but
also of the other European powers,
and they will find moral support in
Berlin, Paris, Washington, and per
haps even in London. Our army in
the field is much stronger than 1t was
fifteen months ago.
The Hamburger Nachrichten pro-
poses that Europe intimate TO Japan
that extreme demands will be resisted
by Europe in general, especially Ger
many. This is a valuable statement.
We must ascertain the acceptable
maximum of our concession to Japan
from the European point of view and
act accordingly
Nicholas III. is at Peterhof, on the
Gulf of Finland An angular, ugly
tower, painted muddy yellow, topped
by an eagle-crowned fagstaff, is all
that can be seen of his abode All that
can be seen of his court is an unro.
mantle individual in shirtsleeves,
brushing his hair before a looking
glass in the tower window Ii needs
keen eyes and field glass TO see even
these. The shore at Peterhof is mud
dy, stone strewn, fiat and overgrown
with weeds. To battle one must go
several hundred yards from the shore.
Straight In front of the palace. running
half mile into the sea, is a flimsy
wooden pier, and on this pier-one at
the end and one half way along-are
two blue-roofed bathing boxes used
by the cars immediate family From
the shore the whole process can be
seen; and .Peterhof takes advantage
of the occasion by crowding to the
waters edge and exclaiming excited
ly when the late grand duchesses trot
along the pier to the nearest bathing
box
The precautions taken for the cars
safety are wonderful. WorkinEmen
whose antecedents are unknown are
not allowed 10 settle either in old or
new PeterhOf. The names of all pros
pective dodgers or boarders must first
be submitted TO the police. For nearly
quarter Of mile along the west wall
OF the park trees and shrubs have been
cut down in order to give the sentries
a clear line of vision and thus II will
be impossible for marauders to climb
the walls.
Bet-,een the palace and the vast
brick barracks to the northwest tele-
phone wires have been set up. Every
day stories are circulated as to limo
cent interlopers being shot by grena-
diers or sabered by Cossacks.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-07-20

It's surprising how much a woman
can say about herself without telling
anything.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-07-20
Don't Poison Baby.

FORTY YEARS AGO almost every mother thought her child must have
PAREGORC hudanm make sleep These drugs will produce
and FEW DROPS TOO MANY will produce the SLEEP FROM WHICH
THERE Us NO WAKING Many the children who have been killed
whose health has been ruined for life by pegc udanum and morphine each
which is narcotic product opium Druggists prohibited from selling
either the narcotics named children ALL anybody without labelling
them poison The definition of narcotic" is al medicine mhch
cOnr>I
ThetaS smell ofmedes containing opium disguised,
and sold under the of Drops Cord Soothing Sups etc. You
should permit any medicine be given your children without you
physician know Of what it composed CAST0RA DOES NOT CON-
TAIN NARCOTICS if it bears the signature Chas H. Fletcher
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-07-20

this 2s,eos
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-07-20

SUFFERING s soe'-e frofraeted and Seyere
- Tried Every hno1Vn Remedy Without
Pelicf;--SeJ-ions Stomach Trouble Cured
oy Three. Bottles If Pe,una
The evening world., 1905-12-12
Ned Waybum Files Aftidavit5
II, Made by Father and
Coachman.
IN THE FIRST SEXTET.
Suit for Absolute Divorce Answer
to Action for Sepa-
ration.

Supreme Court Justice Slower has
granted a writ returnable Thursday
morning, by which 1t Is sought to stay
trial Of the action for separation
brought by Agnes saye Wayburn
against "Ned" Wayburn, stage manager
for Klaw Erlanger, set for next Fri
day. Three hours later supplemental
answer 70 the wfes complaint was
served upon her In which are stated the
husbands grounds for br.nglng an ac'
ton against Mrs Wayburn for an alb
solute divorce,
Mrs. Wayburn was one OF the original
scxtettc IN the Florodonl" company
brough, over from England.
Former Assistant District-Attorney
Henry ]. Goldsmith, counsel for Ned
Wayburn, says there are ten correspond
en,s in ,he case. bu, he has positive
evidence against only two, said TO be
Isaac Rodman, OF Pelham Manor. ana
a man named Samuel Milbank
Ebert Delos Weyburn, the father Of
Wayburn, who spells his name d.f-
fsrently, has made afiidayit In the case,
saying that ne retained from Shelton
Conn, Unexpectedly on the night Of
Feb. "A, 1904, 70 his home, No. 80 West
Seventy-secord street whore his
daughter-in-law was living and hearl
her say; There's Daddy Weyburn.
Entering his dlughter.in-laws room he
saw, he swears. a man whom he after
ward learned was Samuel Miibank,
who afterward left the house,
Later his daughter-in.law, ne swears,
pleaded with him on ner knees not 20
tell her husband, saying she had been
irdlscrcet, but that the occurrence
would never be repeated and he con-
scntel
Frank Harris, coachman and care.
taker for Isaac Rodnan at the latter ?
home IN Pelham Minor, sWears In an
af1davit fled that Mrs Wayburn be-
tween the months OF May ani October
made visits at the Rodman home three
times a week n an average; that Rod.
man and Mrs Wayburn went driving
and that the witness several times saw
Mrs Wayourn IN Mr. Rodnans room,
where he served ice FOR drinks for Rod
man and her,
The evening world., 1905-12-12
Is the Mammoth
Goceyy

COTFEE-Combnation Java; n spec
ia blend Of fancy Interior Java
coffees producing dellcacy OF hnv-
or, rich aroma, splendid character,
winner for thcsc who appreciate
ntcN drink of coffee ~ a mod
crate price, lbs, si,0O; per
H.. 22c
SA L MON - Well-known ARGO
Alaska Salmon; selected fne tex.
tura fsA; rich red color in pure
oil most carefully packed, mover
touched bv hand, per doZ,, R1.TS;
per can, 1bo.
MACARONI-rinest quality Dunes
tie Machorl. mode from best
wheat; In broken pieces; 10 70,
wooden Dor, 4sc.
PEAg-Anne Arundel Brand fancy
eXtra small slfted peas; tender,
nealy, hne nlvored; per doz.,
s2.oo per can, 1Tc.
PEAs-Roh White BraYd vory fancy
Telephone melting sugar peas;
most dellclOrNly tender sweet MS
sugor and delicatc flavor; per doz,
~ .0b per can, 1Jc.
CATsl'P-Fountaln Frand finest
quality homemade Tomato Cat
sup; made from nav r~a rlpe toms
to's most dellce tolv snd dsliclously
splced; natural color; per doE.,
5000: per hot, 1Te.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. finest nual-
~ wine favored mustard: gallon
lug, 45ci half gallon jug, 30,.
simplex cylinder bottle..,.u.Io,
APPLE BUTTER -McMechen's fne
quality spicy Apple Butter 81 d.
CHUTNEY RELISH - McMechens
fno quality sweet Chutney Relish,
very plquant for cold meats, sc.
per bOttle,..,..,....,.,.
The evening world., 1905-12-12
BROKE RIBS WITH PIPE.
In Fight James PngIira Sent
Antagonist to Hospital.

James Pagln, twenty-five years old,
III 80 5l2 East one Hundred and sixty
second street, ana Antonio Coppl, forty
years old, Of 40. 4 Prince stree, waUe
at work at the now power house IN Eas,
one Hundred and Slxty.sccond street,
to-day, engaged in "a fight, and as a
result CJppl is in the Lebanon Hos
pital. In the Bronx
PaE,ra beat Coppa with a piece OF
lead pipe, brolking seven ribs and
fracturing his knee cap,
The evening world., 1905-12-12
NanakerchfeM.

Mems Fine All-Linen Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, "A, Y and / inch
hem; large size, fine quality;
each ....,,...,,.,,... lS1ec
Mems Fine Hemstitched IIandker-
chiefs, with large initial; six In
fancy box for. or.....,,........osc
Mons All-Linen II m titche d
Handkerchiefs, with large open
work initial; six In souvenir
box for, r,.........',..''' '$l'oo
Mems Fine Imported All-Linen
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, with
several styles OF handmade In
itlals; six In imported souvenir
box for. Or..,,,..',,.,..,,, oO
Silk Mufilers, in a beautiful assort-
ment OF colors as we'll as In the
solid black and white; each,
s1.0o
Women's Fine Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs, with initial In open
work or wreath style; six In
fancy box for r...,,.....,...,bOc
Women's Lace Edge and Swiss
Embroidered Handkerchiefs,
several new and beautiful de-
signs, each,
loc., 121ac., l5c. and 2oc
Womens Swiss Embroidered and
Lace Edge Handkerchlefs, six
assorted designs In box for. Sl'Oo
Women's All-Linen Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, with a variety OF
designs Of initials; six In box
for ".,,,...''''.''''' '''oV
Women's Fine Imported All-Linen
Hemstltched Handkerchieis,
with handmade initial In
script. block, openwork or
wreath effect; six In imported
souvenir box for,..,.".N .oO
Children's Fine Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs; three In a
pretty book box, with picture
and poetry; a very neat gift;
for ,,,,,t.,,,'''''''' '~oc
(Maln Floor Front, 18th ST.
The evening world., 1905-12-12
RELIEF FUND S1,118,502.
Appointed To Distribute
Money TO Russian Jews,

The total amount C the Jewish Re
lief Fund has now reached N,llS,5O2.33.
It is the Intention q the committee
10 first relieve the need of food, after
which It will endoavor to place the suf-
ferers on a sclf-supportIng basis, Ia
nuenoc will also be brought 20 bear
upon the Russian Government 10 remit
taxes and s-hCol fees,
The affected districts are to be d.
vIdei into sections with a central COM
mittee located In each
The evening world., 1905-12-12

York Star Square Parlor Stove;
large size cabinet base: dump
ing and shaking CRATE; nickel
trimmings; 4 double doors;
fancy urn; No. 10, $ll,26; No,
yr,,,,,,..,.,... 4.OO
Aluminium Central Draught Oil
Heaters, made entirely of steel,
Russia iron drum, patent cyl
inder wick; nickel-plated, All
these heaters are carefully test
ed before leaving the establish
ment, which assures you that
YOU ara getting a perfect stove.
They are s) constructed that
they can be carried from room
to room with perfect safety;
hold 6 quarts Of oil and will
burn for hours without refill
lHB 'ss'ss'''ss''' O,OJ
(Basemcnt)
The evening world., 1905-12-12
Goal d Oil Stores.

1Ouel VII neat
ing Stove; CEN
I r a l-draught
burner; large
size cylinder
wick; easy to
h a n d lie, safe
from s m o k o
and o or and
can bo carried
from room to
room with per-
feet sa I ct Y.
Special for one
day only. q. 40
The evening world., 1905-12-12
Oue of the S,eat Features Of the Sreat Store

CHILL SAUCE-Finest quallty pure
OH virginia Homemade Chill
Sauce; pint bottle tle,,...,,.,..,,,.,2O Zoe
PICKLES - Fountain Brand dainty
crisp GherkIns, lO-oz bot.""""lsc
CHOW CHOW Fine quality old
English Chow Chow, pt. bot, ,1Oc
HORSERAD1sH-Capt. Posts we'll
known pure Horseradlsh; per
bot NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1Zc
TEA-very fine favored Oolong,
Ceylon, Young Hyson, japan or
English Breakfast Teas; carefully
selected for the delicate bouquet,
ties, usually sold At Coo and T0c.
per lb.; special, . lbs 81 20; ncr
10, ,.,,'.,,.,,.,,,,,,, 0Oc
STARCH - Fountain Brand, best
quality laundry Gloss Starch; 5-lb.
WOoheH DON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, t1c
GINGER ALE-Ccrry's genuine in
ported Ginger Ale; made with the
falrOus CrOnac spring water NJ
Belfast, Ireland; per doz,, s1.I5;
per bottle......,.,.....,....,.IOc
AMMONIA-Royal Brand high test
clear Ammonia, h-gal, hOt,,,I7c
BLUEING-Siegel Cooper Co.'s block
blue will not streak the clothes;
g-lb, package. loc h-lb. pack
age neutrality-suspicious.,
SOAP Lekko smooth securing Soap;
pVT Cuht ''''''''',,,.,,,'.,,,,., &c
POULTRY DRESSING-The finest
quality OF seasoning for turkeys,
fowl and poultry OF all kinds,
ls-lb, box, 15c,; Alb, box..,n,.Sc
CRACKERS
Fig Bars or Sensation Bars, So IN.
tins Gin free)u..,.,,,,.u..,, ,UOc
German Lebkuchen; 6 cakes in each
package; per package.u,,,".12Ac
Holiday Mixed . lbs, for
German Spice Drops. Zoe;
Pretzelettes, per lb.,
New Years Seed Cakes, DC.
The evening world., 1905-12-12
Tor Wother or Sister

Chafng Dishes in all copper or
nickel finishes, stands to match,
highly polished; extra hot water
pan, with ebony side handle and
patent non-explosive lamp; spe-
Clal at,,,,,,.,.,,,.,,. "a oU
Special Chafng Dishes on wrought
iron stand raised cover, ebony
handle, with extra hot-water
pan; fitted with the latest i'm
proved alcohol lamp p.....S2. rs
The evening world., 1905-12-12
%y Tar the Greatest Holiday Season TN 6ve1y May
M4 Heeale Wo,h.

Centre Pieces, Table Covers and
Cushion Slips, all hand embroid-
cred by experts, in flowers and
conventional patterns, at l-3
regular prices.
Centre Pieces, regularly up to
So'UO .,',,,,,,,,,,,'', ooC
Centre Pieces, regularly up to $500
each .,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,l, 30
Centre Pieces and cushion Slips
regularly up to $1,000 each 295
Centre Pieces and Cushion Slips,
regularly up to $1,000 each, 3 95
Table Covers and Finished Cush-
ions, regularly uD TO $500
eaCn ,..,,,,,.,,,,, ,,,.,,,,4 ID
The evening world., 1905-12-12
household MeLpa

Crumb Tray and Brush, highly
nickel-plated, with good quality
bristle brush. ...,",,..,,,.,ooc
Medicine or Toilet Cabinets, made
OF solid oak, fancy carved. .l2o
Toilet Cabinets, nicely vanished,
panel door. with lock and
KEY ,...,.,,''''''''' '''''''' i'OV
Folding Card Tables, 3Ox3O, white
maple top. best furniture nm
l6h ,,.,,,,,,'''''' '''''''
Card Tables with folding legs, COW
cred with green felt and nickel
tips, size 27X32....".,."",2'25
Backing Cabinets Of hardwood;
are nicely vanished and have
Carpeted top.r.......,,.,,,l.2
The evening world., 1905-12-12
Xmas Gewehy

Hair Barrettes, heavily gold pIateu
and highly polished, plain ana
with settings. OF rhinestohes'
choice at,,,,..,,,.'''''' ooo
Back Combs, fancy back, and EN-
pire Combs In shell, hardly dis
tInguishablc from the real, with
trimmings Of heavy gold plating
and richly designed with jewels
of all colors; variety elaborate
and designs the newest; choice
at at..,,..,,,,,,','''','''.' ooI
Enamelled Chatelaine Watches IN
choice Of turquoise, purple,
green or red, having fine SWISS
movement, complete with chate-
laine pin to match, In plush
case, e,at......,,..,,.,,''So''o o''o
Gold-plated Bags, with the new
square top, heavy mesh, ana
will wear very WE'LL long. heavy
chatelaine chain; at the low
price eof.,.....,,,,,,'''."Sl'~o go
Opera Glasses, fancy French Opera
Glasses, with heavy chased de-
signs on sides in new French
gray finish, with gilt trimmings;
lenses exceptionally strong and
not to be duplicated at less than
$500; special at......,,,s2'oo
(Msin Floor. Front, ISM ST.
The evening world., 1905-12-12


JAM-Fountain Brand finest quality
pure fruit Jam; new ,packns on
selected fruit ana sra.u'"tiu
sugar used packed IN one ~
Phoenix glass jars
Raspberry
Strawberry
Raspberry & Red
Currant
laCNNpelaS, Per dog. 1850
Gooseberry ~ J''
ounce
Peach
piaok Currant
Pineapple
CORN-Bob White Brand extra
fancy New York State cream sugar
corn; most delicious, tender.
sweet, wei filled cans; per doz,.
1.1b, per can ,,,,,,,.,.,...,..1O 1Oc
SPINACH-Brakeley's well-known
Rose Hl Brand; carefully packed
Jersey Spinach; most carefully
selected and cleaned before put
ting into the can, 2 b, can, per
doZ, Sl,iO, per can ,,,r,,,,,,l2c
PRUNES-New crop fancy Santa
Clara Prunes; meatv. small pit,
fine flavor, 10 lbs Soc per ID 6hc
TABLE SYRUp-penn Mar Brand
pure refined table syrup per y
gal, can soc; ID, can i1c; n,
can ,,,.,,..,,.,,,,,,,,,," 10
TABLE RAISINS-Fresh stock from
the coast; large London LAYER;
per b, .".",,",,,,,,,,",","i.c
JELLY -Tryphosa; the
t:eal Jelly dessert; per doz. n.l6 4;
per pnckaSe,."....,,,",..,,.,," loc
NJTs-Ncw Mixed Nuts; good var
icty and all fresh sweet rioh meat ;
FER lbr.,,,,,,,,,'.''''''' ''''''.','''''io
RAlSINs-FNncy now crop imported
sutana Rais,ns, TIE seedless kind;
psr lb.,",,'','''.'''''''''' 10
BOSTON BAKED BEANS, Prjie OF
RUmo Brand, most delicious
end lender beans baked. plain or
IN tomato sauce; 2-lb, can,,,u.,12c
The evening world., 1905-12-12

Tea and Cot
fee y o I 3
highly nick
ell plated;
D olished
~ b | a ok =
The evening world., 1905-12-12
Handsome NoHaay
UmbreIIas.

or all the things a man wants
most an umbrella is the chief.
He wants one at the Office and
he wants one at homeland he
wants an extra one In case
either one is borrowed or
stolen; In fact, an umbrella will
please most people; and we do
not know Of a person who
would not be more than pleased
with this special offer.
Coverings are OF a guaranteed
grade Of tape-edged Union Silk;
silk cases and tasselsi 26-inch
size for women; 2S-inCh size for
men. Handles are OF Ivory,
Pearl, Cape and Buckhorn and
selected natural woods, with ar
tistic sterling or gilt mounting.
They would be good value at
$500; specially priced at. S2.95
(Maln Floor. Frost, 18th ST.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-21
Just Even Ten Dollars

Now, Men, here's a golden opportunity.
Come, see the Suits, pick out ono Of yol
can get for Ten Dollars.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-21
WHITNEY AND CRAWFORD LOST.
Are Setting Fires, and VIII Be Pound
II Fuel Holds Out.

Before Attorney-Genera Crawford
left this city for a hunt in Southern
oregon he remarked that If he ever got
lost himself, and was satisfied of that
fact, ho would set out a fire, and make
II as big as possible. Then, If any
forest rangers we're within sight they
would come to him. He said, Of ours
he would be arrested and fined, but il
fned he would be found. This may
account for a telegram that came to
the state printers Office from Rose
burg from one of the forest rangers. 1t
reads; forward 500 FIRE notices,
Rush. Whitney and Crawford lost and
are firing the timber. Posse gone"
Foreman Godfrey sent the fire notices
on the first train.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-21

sen, in this city. She expects to be
joined later by her husband, who wal
formerly senior captain Of the o. y.
6 N. steamers, plying between Port
land and San Francisco.
Rev. w. /. Stewart and wife, OF
Chicago, are visiting the latter's sis.
ter, Mrs. g. stahl at the reform school
Mr.. Stewart is pastor Of the Calvary
Presbyterian church Of Chicago, and
occupied tho pulpit Of the First Pres
byterian church in this city Sunday
morning. !.
j. 8. Gilbert and wife and two els.
ters have gone 10 Silver Creek Falls
for an outing Of two weeks. He Is the
popular clerk at the f. t. Barnes q Co.
dry goods store, and, u faithful service
entities any knight Of the scissors and
tape line to a vacation, Mr.. Gilbert had
II coming.
Euphrates Boucher, wife and daugh.
ter, a newspaper man Of Mt. Vernon,
Mo-, and F. O. white and wife Of Kon.
ava, Indian Territory, are visiting M.
w. Counts and Theo. wann, Of North
Salem. They will spend some time
looking over the country, and are very
much pleased with Salem.
Rev. p. A. olivetti, Of ST. Francis
Catholic church, in this city, returned
Wednesday night from a two woeka'
trip TO Portland and the Willamette
valley. He visited the exposition for
a few days, and then went to his home
at Mount Angel for a short stay, and
also spent a few days at the coast
Baker City Herald.
The news has reached this city that
a 9-pound boy was born to Dr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Hoekett, In Cottage Grove, Au.
gust 18th. Mrs. Hoekett was formerly
Miss Grace suiter, Of this city. DIR.
Hockett took his medical course In the
department Of Willamette University.
this morning to attend the reception
which is to be given by tho teachers TO
DIR. Baldwin, the noted psychologist, Of
Harvard.
Mrs. l.. Byrne and Miss Agnes A.
Byrne, Of Seattle, Wash, arc regis.
tered az Hotel Willamette. Mrs.
Byrne and daughter formerly lived
here, and their many friends win be
glad to see them again. Mrs. Byrne
has just sold her old home, corner Of
High and Center streets, in this city
and came to Salem on business and
pleasure combined, and viii be in salem
several days.