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The Washington times., 1906-01-18

AZ YOU WISH your children 10 SluAg hiHotHs
We We u furnish them with a good square piano
FREE for six months, providing you pay
! cost Of hauling instrument 10 yoIs resi-
dence.
F. G. SMITH PIANO CO.,
Bradbury building. 12z5 Pennsylvania ave.
FOR sALE-Fuif dress coat and vest. size
~ excellent conditioni sell cheap. Address
bOA 80 Times Office lsiA-z
FOR sALE-Beigian hares. 81 pair: all
breeders BARCLAY, go louisiana ave
FOR sALE-Four-chair bootbiack stand and
chairs. cheap. sos 7th 81 sw. Ials-3t
RARE OLD CHINA. engrayings, coins, and
antiques BURFEIND's, 1903 q 81 nv
2a- t-oVt
FOR sALE-seasoned pine cord wood. sawed
IN stove lengths. $780, half cord delivered
Address BOX H. Bancroft, Va. JalS-6t
FOR sALE-Complete set infants outAt;
moderate. 6l5a orleans pl he. jals-3t
POSITIVELY HALF PRIcE-Best felt mat
tresses, Ss-45. q aTteTed oak gideboaTis
dresssTs. brass beds. bookcases. ladies desks,
nat rack, rockers, greatly sacItEced; roll
top desk sl5.75- BARGAIN STORE 1919
lith 81. NV. jaIs-st
FOR sALE-Bedroom suite. wardroDes, bu-
reaus. iron beds, Washsrands, desk and
bookcase, cheap 1873 10Th 81. NV. Jal7-3t
hllihea' Sz,50 per month up; special dis
count OF l9. u. and - per cent for rentals
Ior two. three. or four months. II paid in
daFance. All makes FOR sale. repairing,
t!peWrtlng- THE TYPEWRITER EK-
CHANGE. sls F 81. NV. jais-1f
FOR sALE-Two vioIins, s. and SO Ad-
dress BOX zA. Times otiice. jal6-st
FCS, sALE-Two singer patching machines,
gauge new, So. l9J5 New York ave jal6-5t
FOR sALE-Cheap. Page wire fence, 500 feet
~ - inches % l. 81. ne Jal6-3t
FOR sALE-Scholarship for electrical course
N international Correspondence Schools. Ad-
1Iess BOX zil. Times once. jal5-5t
FOR sALE-seven loads Of furniture. pa-Ior
ana bedroom suites, sewing machine. cook
ana heating stove. iron bed etc address
BOX ~. Times Office Jals-st
t&.,R FOR SANITARY drop side coucaes- gas
- sis, sisS paIloT ana bedroom suites; s.
FeL week see good ard save your money
LeE-J9l,J-,D y :, ~ and SO fth st. NV. noIs-gf
FOR sALE-Four Upright Pianos. slightIv
.se-, az bargain plst- 3. on easy pay
one Upright excellent rnakeD, $50.
square PIANOS as low 20
~ CHAs; ss;; 81 SLiEFF. 81 nth ST. NV.
FoE sALE-Good quality moor oilcloJn, &c
safd; o-toot curtain poles with fixtures. i9c
brass extension reds. &c each KLEBBL.ATTsS 3
llth ana 4 sts. ne. n0I-50t
STOCK ana fixtures Of small grocery ana
notion store for sale. cheap. rent. SO per
month. CaH or send. "a I'm 81. Sc taIz-I0t
FOR SALE-Here's your chance 60 pick up
good bargain ia a high-gTade. slightly used
Piano All are excellent instruments ia r5sr-
fect condition Hazeltun bros Upright. $50:
, tLtstt tpilELt. slz3s hEabe Upright 3150.
McPhal Corlght. $3.50. IUse q Son UprigHt
So Stien tpGgHt, $500 Sh0Hinzer Upright
~. Emerson square. $40, ChiCieTiug square
So. and more than forty others Sold an
easy payments o. = DeMOL.I- * Co 1zgl
. street Jal2-tI
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HELP WANTED-MALE & FEMALE.

WANTEp-White cook. S25: waitress. SIS:
nurse. *la; eolored nurse eoc.-s, porter and
janitor. i0ll New York ave. II
WANTED-Iou can learn the SyllaDsc system
OF shorthand IN Is hours, attain a speed cf
T5 10 100 words in $50 hours and we viii pro
cure position Tor you. We teach also PIT
man. Graham. GTegg and Barnes systems
type eNriting, and Spanish STENOGRAPHIG
ACADEMY. Colorado building Phone 81
II42 ias-s0t
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-FARMS.
80 ACRES. 20 minutes from electric cars
one fare; six-room house and all neces-
sary outbuildings. high and healthy; nice
orchard; reduced from S., 900 to s. 500.
ACRES near the above; excellent land. $500.
1,ooe ACRES % miles from Washington, one
mile from station. 81 e9 per acre.
200 ACRES % miles from Washington, good
buildings; Sl.475.
JOSEPH R. ATKINSON,
Ali c ST. n. w. jals-tf
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
DAVID MOORE,
1875 NEW YORK AVENUE.
I SELL HOUSES.

TWENTY-FIVE HUSDRED-six good rooms
and hath in central northwest
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wANTED-RoOMS.

WANTED-By gentleman, we'll heated, fur
nished room, in private family: state terms.
Address BOX 2S1, Times office. jalS-3t
WANTED-Two or three unfurnished rooms
on second floor for light housekeeping; ia
the vicinity of 32d OF 33d sts near NJ st
must be reasonable. Address 22S3 NJ 81 NV
1t
WANTED-Apartmen of four rooms and
bath or four rooms. unfuTnished. and bath
with heat and light. for three adults By
January q or February l. Address MR.
ROBINSON, ITO sth st. Sc. II
WANTED-Rooms. partially furnished or
fiat for light housekeeping Full particulars
TO BOX 2T0. Times officS IL
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Exceptional
WANTED-SALESMEN.

LADIES a6g GENTLEMEN, HOW Is THIS ?
THE WAsRl RleEE0E BRANCH or THE
u. S. EMBRoIDBftf~@W WOttks, New York
offers an opportunity 10 any iadv or gen-
tleman 20 make $40 PER DAY by selling
our hand and FreRcl embroidered shirt waists
and suit patterns IN pongee and other high
grade qualities = 80 rliGes.-ft Oriental nov
cities. Japsasss -hfth mos, Aidz~ and xooIen
Branch ofiics Brgdrop. q D. star tor frlforrna-
zion, 5. EeHCHgMAN. 6l9 + 81. NV.
ROOM g. fs2- 81
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EDWARDS BROS.-Coal $3.50 ton I05 18th
RI. ne.i telephone connection. jalS-7t
DREsSAIA1IfNtf ard fanny sewing: prices
reasonable, nos "a 81. nv. 1alT-8t
WAATED-Puplls H. learn piano or Spanish
ADDRESS SFANI&RTA Is X St ne. jaIT-3t
TAKE Lessons from Mrs Caldwell az
your home piano, voice-cuiture. special
reasonable ten 80 Address BGX 236. Times
Office ;afa o.
We CIT shirt waist patterns to measure;
Iheg NJ perIeCtly. NEW YORK PATTERN
HAVE YOUR SKIRTS MADE by the skirt
tailoring company. We also remodel all
kinds OF garments !. SIS 14th So jas-s0t
OLD CARPETS WOVEN into fine art rugs.
Wash. RUG CO. 5l6 Sth St NV. Telephone
ss-S r~~4s ec25-Sn
.i~o G1syt1E
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THIRTY SEVEN HUNDREL AND FIFTY
Two stories and cellar. furnace heat:
large lot. 50x126 feet; fine location.
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TWENTY SEVEN HUNDRED An , FIFTY
SiA large rooms. reception hall and bath
good either as an investment or a home !;
southwest, a chance seldom offered.
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THIRTY FIVE HUNDRED-Six rooms; tiled
bath: large yard: furnace heat Columbia
Heights
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bOLR THOUSAND-Eigh large rooms; tiled
pain. cellar, furnace heat; large yard
One-half square from car line.
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THIRTY FIVE HUNDRED Eight rooms and
west.
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wANrED4HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

wANTED-HORsEs AND VEHICLES.
WANTED-no spy a horse; must weigh
about L. 30. address, giving full particulars
and fpIiceYsSBOAl 4tS Times office. II
FOR SALE-HORSES & VEHICLES
FOR sALE-rFsl{Fs good delivery horses and
one saNtTa ruad horse, one coupe rOCizaWav.
also fWason and harness. sold cheap 20 quick
buyer CAREER s05 81 - nv JaIs-7t
WE MAKE THE PRICE RIGHT
1-tOn Coal " agoFs. 80. !. 90. .- s75
Fanal-top GTcceES Wagons ....-.-. q. l. s85
Cur tlilr side Grocery Wagoas.-......-..... S55
Brass Express harness. Sl5. and SO Fer set.
Ger IL Il -------- -
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.ANACOSTIA
BRoOKLAND, D. c.

BURYs PHARMACY. -coraer Monroe ana
Jefferson SITS.
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ARTHUR II. + ll1kRssEN Drug store
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
r L CARNF-S co 7T7 King ST
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
GOOD PIANOS FREE.

IL you wish your children to study music
w u furnish them with good square piano
FREE for six months, providing you pas
cost OF hauling instrument 10 yOl: resi-
dence.
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fOiSI X Z THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
IN ti,ihA * OF this price FOR corner house in
- nGLthW est. with six. large rooms and
lights --'' N1~"
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Ct.l l -af. ~ HUNDRED AND FIFTY
~. ahOlher corner just a little better To-
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

wANTED-Day work OF small family WASH
ing. Address 756 Harvard ST nv. jalS-3t
WANTED-By young lady. position; expert
enced cashier, clerk, and general once work .
reference. Address BOX rs Times Office
JalS-3t
WANTED-By 30 white ana c0Iored women.
places as cooks, maids. laundTessss nurses
hOuseWOrkerss good references, from Mary
land Virginia, North Carolina, South Caro-
lima. Georgia. from time 70 time. 50 9Th s.
NV Main 2S33. PHILLIPS AGENCY.
jal7-2t
TYPEWRTTING- Business. professional. or
literary work received at reasonable prices:
IypeWritIug instruction given. @ Wyatt
Bldg. jaE5-6t
SHIRT WAISTS MADE TO order at the DE
SIGNING PARLOR 1920 . ST. jAiz-7t
.-------------.---------
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
WANTED-By young colored man. situation
as house man with hrst-class people; not but
Ter Address BOX XII. Times office. Il
WANTED--By young man OF 70, who has
a good talent for drawing. position as car
tOOnist Address 1908 Wylie St ne. Il
WANTED-By young white man. position.
Office work; reliable steady in all respects
Address 1881 18th 81 NV Il
WANTED-Place as driver. Address l0ls 12th
81, NV. ja16-3t
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A "square Dear Ligat Beer,

as others; costs you &C glass. Want your
moneys wortREN AbGer-DTury Brew Co.
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WANTED-A good woman for general house
work. must have references. Gail at 900
New Jersey ave nv. jels-2t
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FOR SALE-L0TS.

| TWO BEAUTTF. l. building lots one fare
viii sell cheap; easy terms Cali after s
pm, 1892 L ST. nv. jaf7-St
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FOUND.

ALL IS GOOD that HAYS prints: n Iss-s-
practical experience; 100 wedding invitatfo7s
sZoes 100 visiting cards soc. Loo business
cards. billheads. noteheads. envelopes sT 50-
500. 81 HAYS. sos J. 81. NV ielq -95f
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LOCAL MENTION.
Fire Sale Prices
Chris. Xander's Pride of Virginia Port
c0mP0-B0a5a. substitate lor Plastsr.

helps naturetvres store heaB and strength
TO ilYalids. I5cr rqt,s Only at go eth ST.
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FOR SALE-Full dress coat and vest size
So excellent con3ition; sell cheap. Address
BOX IA Times Office jstAz-
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4 WANIED-A woman 10 cook and do gen
efal housewoTki live in house; references re-
QuiTed 1902 Park road. lalS-3t
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F. G. SMITH PIANO CO.,

Bradbury building. lzz5 Pennsylvania ave
JaIs-tf
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

AGAR AND POOL ROOM; most central
location; yearly business, ss 500 price -. 600
SIanSe seldom offered. NEW YORK BUSI-
NESS BROKERS' 61I r st. iaIs-st
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NTED-Barber; guarantee 81 a week; 81 80
Saturday. 9l5 ID st NV II
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IHIhI I NINE HUNDRED for as complets
s!A-foon house modern builders 49,
material can make them: well iccsfs5 -
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WANTED-TTO good coat helpers, good
wages none but experienced hands need
apply. T. "A. COATES. 1919 X jals. %
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-19
Waters-Kerns wedding.

A pretty home wedding took place
Wednesday afternoon at the honse OF
the BRIDES father, Mr.. John kim on
North Liberty street, when his daugh-
ter Miss Emile, was united in mar
riage to Mr.. Fred r. Waters. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. P. s.
Knight and was witnessed by few
intimate friends and the relatives of
the young couple The wedding march
was played by Miss Kirn, sister Of the
bride.
The bride was unattended, and was
charming in gown of white silk or
Candle. After the ceremony the bridal
party entered the dining room, which
was prettily decorated with red car
nations and green foliage, where a
dainty luncheon was served.
The house decorations were beautiful
throughout. The front parlor where
the ceremony was performed, was in
white and green, carnations being the
flowers, the back parlor was in pink
and green, and also artistic in design
and arrangement.
The young people have a host of
friends, and are popular in social cir.
cles The bride is the daughter of Mr..
John Kirn, and has lived in the Capt.
tai city for many years. She has been
the efficient stenographer in the Salem
Abstract Company for some years and
has held other responsible positions
The groom is a member of the firm of
the Salem Abstract Company. He is
the SON of Mrs. E. E. Waters of this
city and is a young man of sterling
business qualities. They have the best
wishes of large number of friends.
They are now spending their honey.
moon in the Sound cities.
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Birthday Party.

One of the prettiest of children's
parties given this season was that of
little Miss Florence Mcdonald recent
ly at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Mcdonald on Capital street.
The occasion was the fifth birthday am
niversary of the little maid and large
number of little tots had the time of
their lives.
A special feature of the party, and
what perhaps added more to the affair
than anything else, was the fact that
little Florence received her guests per-
sonally in her own little house. This
is a gigantic playhouse built in the
back yard Of the Mcdonald home and
is the niftiest, as we'll as out of the
ordinary houses in Salem. 1t is built
in the latest style with pretty porch
and porch seats, and painted red with
green trimmings and green roof. The
house is numbered and inscribed
over the entrance "The Florence
Home The front door is of
the regular style and accom-.
panied by a small door bell. Upon
entering one is charmed with the room
1t has three windows, curtained with
dainty green curtains, a window seat
is at the front window. The furnish.
ings of the room are such as to delight
the heart of any one, and the little
guests were delighted with everything
A small Morris chair, a tiny bureau
with the alarm clock and lamp on it.
A small tea table with the accessories
and in fact everything that child
delights in, even the dollies. The house
is large enough for grownrups" and
will be a lasting pleasure to Miss Flor
ence, even when she grows up. Punch
was served here during the afternoon.
The Mcdonald home was also decor
ated with flowers sn.f plants for the
occasion A birthday feast was served
in the basement, which was decorated
with pink and white paper streamers.
The following ladies assisted in tbe
entertaining Mrs T. @. Smith, Sr.,
Mrs. T. Q. Smith, Jr.. Mrs. DIR. Robert.
son, Mrs Frank Power, Other ladies
present We're, Mrs. F. W. Spencer, Mrs
J. G. Graham, Mrs. A. McGin, Mrs.
W. Darby. Mrs. b. F. West, Mrs Ched.
wick. Miss Mary Chadwick, Miss Cleve.
land and Miss Mellen.
Tho party will longe be remembered
by all present and the little girl win
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-19
Birthday Party.

The celebration of little Miss Frieda
Young's sixth birthday anniversary
was most enjoyable occasion for a
number of little folks, who were enter
tanned at the home of DIR. and Mrs. E.
]. Young, in North Salem, Thursday
afternoon.
Games were played, after which Mrs.
Young, assisted by her daughter, Miss
Elsie, and Mrs. w. E. Miller, served
the little tots with refreshments. Those
present were: Hazel, Olive and Violet
Barrows, Verta and Blanche Olmst ed,
Pauline and Roy Remington, Marjory,
Joseph and Ben Minton, Jessie, Arthur
and Silas Buell., Fern Miller. Helen and
Gertrude Huffman, Ernestine and Har.
old Roberts. Willie Wickie, Worth Nc.
Alvin
(COntinued on mage Reyen.1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-19
Seventh Ward Republicans.

The Republicans of the seventh ward
held meeting at the South Salem box
factory and elected +. Hofer temper.
ary chairman. On motion James Rob
erts as appointed secretary, and the
following were named as committee
on membership: Messrs Roberts, Rad
cliff and Daue. h Hofer stated that
he would be absent in Southern Oregon
on the campaign, and could not act as
chairman after this meeting. On mo.
tion Alderman Acheson was chosen.
The club adjourned to same place next
Friday evening at s o'cock to hear re.
port Of committee ON enrolment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-19

probably never have as happy birth
dav as when she opened her new nome
Those invited were; GenevieVe
HALEY. Elizabeth Hailey, Frances
Linn, Paula Linn, Leila Slater, Lillian
slater. Charles, Robertson, Charlotte
Robertson, Josephine Graham, Wayne
McGil. Kenneth Smith, Margaret
Griffith, Elizabeth McNary, Mildred
Virgins, Margaret Rodgers, Mary Jane
ALBERT Kenneth Powers, Ruth Barnes,
Herbert Darby, Caroline Dick; Dorothy
Dick. Pauline Dick, Malcolm Smith,
Charlotte Newstead, Lucille Atwood
Mariery Kay Helen West, Elizabeth
sroat, Richard Slater, Ronald FTizzell,
Florence Mcdonald.
Miss Pearl and Ruby Hoff and Olive
McGee also assisted in entertaining.
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Children,s Party.

Miss Leora Norris entertained a few
of her little friends last Saturday af-
ternoon at the home of her parents, in
North Salem. The afternoon was spent
very pleasantly playing games, after
which refreshments were served A
fortune cake, containing small articles
for each child furnished much amuse-
ment.
Miss Leora's invited guests were:
Katie viii, Barbara Livingston, Gussie
Niles, Mary Schultz, Ernestine Rob
erts,, Ethel Frazier, William ana Hazel
Fleetwood, Hazel Prince, Daisy Need
ham and Hazel Todhunter.
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Wilson Avenue Park.

Wilson Avenue Park is yet destined
to be the pride of Salem. The flowers
and shrubbery, which were planted some
weeks ago, are growing nicely, and that
the park may retain its tidiness and
greenness the city water is being in
stalled there for irrigation purposes.
Naturally the park is one of the pret.
tiest spots in the city, and with little
care and attention it win soon the Low.
liest park in the city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-19
SOCIAL
EVENTS

Miss Alice v. Meyer delightfully."-
entertained large number of friends
Thursday afternoon at her home ON
N. Liberty street, for Miss Anna Leone
Strong, whose wedding to Mr.. Fred
Thielsen is soon to take place. The
affair was in the form of a Handker-
chief Shower and was pleasant in
every way. The Meyer home lends it.
self to the most charming decorative
effects, and quantities of red roses and
snilax were effectively used.
A large white wedding bell was sus-
pended in the archway between the
parlor and hall, and the handkerchiefs
were placed in this. Later in the even
ing, while Miss Strong was talking be-
meath this bell, it was suddenly swung
down. and the shower of handkerchiefs
fell upon the unsuspecting young lady
They were many and beautiful in ex.
ouisite point lace and linen, and will
be lasting souvenir Of the occasion.
A musical contest was first partici-
pated in, and the prize was won by
Miss Ruth Gabrielson. Five Hundred
was later played, and the prizes were
won by Mrs. B. o. Schucking and Mrs.
Chas. Fuller.
Forty ladies were present at the
afternoon party
In the evening the parity was con-
tinted for Mr. Fred Thielsen, and was
in the form of "Hose Shower" The
shower descended upon Mr.. Thielsen in
the same way as Miss Strong's, only
1T was accompanied by a shower of
rice, which caused a great deal of mer-
riment.
The prizes in the musical contest
were won by Harry Albert and Paul
Wallace, while at $500" the prizes
were awarded to Jos. Baumgartner and
Miss Barbara Eakin.
Thirty-five young people were pres
ent.
Those who assisted at both parties
were, Mrs. G. G. Bingham, Mrs. Geo.
F. Rodgers, Mrs F. E. Slater, Mrs. j.
II. Lunn, Miss Ryth Catch, and Miss
Little Misses CAROLYN
Dick, Dorothy Dick, Margaret Rodg-
srs and Josephine Baumgartner at
tended the door during the afternoon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-19

Decrease in the same ratio that the use
of DR.. Kings New Life Pills increases.
They save You from danger and bring
quick and painless release from CON
stipatiOn and the ills growing out Of
it. Strength and vigor always follow
their use, Guaranteed by J. @. Perry,
druggist. 25 cents. Try them.
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Central Congregational.

Pastor p. 8. Knight will conduct SER
vices at IL a. m. and s p. m. Sunday
school at 10 a. mi Endeavor meeting at
7 p. m. Meeting for prayer and Bible
study Thursday evening.
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First Lutheran.

Next Sunday at 1880 a. m. Rev. Geo.
Engle Rev. H. Lossner's successor, will
preach his first sermon in the Lutheran
church, corner of Fourteenth and Cen
ter streets
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-19

Who are the sweetest things that
painters paint, or poets sing lovelier
than anythingi Girls who take Rocky
Mountain Tea. S5 cents, Tea or Tab.
let's DR.. Stones drug store.
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SUNDAY
SERVICES
Christ Lutheran.

East State street. Rev. Adolph Eb-
erie, pastor. Rogate Sunday. Sunday
school at a. m. Altar service at 1890
q. m. Sermon IL a. m. All welcome.
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At Home.

Invitations are out for an "At'
Home" given by Mrs. CHARLES L.
Moore, Saturday, May 26th, at her
home, 1885 Court street. This promises
to be one of the leading spring events.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-19
First Christian.

The morning theme will be "Mutual
Helpfulness. Bible school IL m. The
Christian Endeavor will occupy the ev-
ening hour. See program. d. Errett.
pastor.
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Pentecostal Mission.

Twelfth street, south of State. Sun.
day school at 10 a. m. Preaching at
IL a. m. and 7:45. Testimony service
at p. m. Friday night prayer meet
ing. All welcome.
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w. g. T. U.

Rev. Daniel Nettleton, of Portland,
will address the gospel temperance
meeting Sunday at A p. m. Come and
hear him.
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First Congregational.

Morning worship at 1880. Subject
of the sermon: GA Persistent Pur-
pose" Sunday school at IL m. Chris
tian Endeavor at Z p. mi Evening ser.
vices at p. m. Subject: "The I'm
perative of New Birth.'
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