The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, October 16, 1900, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text1 iiihwmi itw -K. tuameetftifffitiibim r t J iff .;: it v'u Something New Every Day! ,' ' We are doing so large a business this fall that it Keeps us ordering all the time to ' t ; .; keep our stock filled Up. Every day brings ,. n'ew goods either by freight or express. . 'Last week we received: New Jackets, New Tarn O'Shanters, New Furs, New Mortarboard College Caps, New Vicuanas and Flanneletts, New, French Flannels, New.Worsted.Wrappers. HolVersorts 1" GREEN TAG SALE DRESS GOODS, 10 per cent, to 60 per cent. Reduction, Fall Goods included DALRYMPLE'S. 1 5Kt3WaSRa!KJBC 'IwHI I 8B$$ $6$ K- CMV 4V--S' Wheat Market. Han Franciwxi, Oct. 10. Cash OOJf. Oiiioaoo, III., Oct. 10. Oct. 7B). Salem, 50. GOLD DUST FLOUR MAWK IIY Tlio Sldnov PoworICo, BID.NEV, 0HKC10N. made or family ubo, ask your grocors for t. Ilran and shorts always on hand, A T. WALN, AGENT. rjioNK 01. ; $ i t Special Sale i J We aro making a spoclal snlo g 2 this weok on II. 8. Corsets S and P. N. Corsota and waist. 5 Now is tlio time to buy. $ I t Dollsl Dolls! Dolls! ? Wearo Eolllntliem at a groatjj r rcuuaitou. A C C ACnilDM Occoilte P. 0. li. r, U3UUIn, Salem, Oretoa f SPECIAL Dill Plekles In bulk. 35 cents gallon. Plain Pickles in bulk 35 cents gallon. , , , Plain, mixed and sweet pickles and Chow Chow in oxtra largo bottles. Tito largest bottles ovor put up only 25u, Pain and ewoet piokloa from 10c and up to MXj. WB CARRY A very largo lino of ohvos oltbor bulk or bottles, Hotllo ollvos frgm 10 cwtu to 30 cents, SAUOBS Woatorshlro sauce IS cents and Salad Droning and muny other f - Roth. Sc Phono 511. 1 THE BIG BARGAIN HOUSE OF SALEM O Just One Grain of Dust May make your watch a prevaricator ol tlio worst typo ; may cause you to miss your train, your business engagement, your appointment with your wife, If tlio aforesaid grain reposes in your elironomoter; most pooplo call it a watch. Let uh sec tlio trouble and rec tifv it. All watches sold or repaired horo guaranteed to bo kept in perfect ropair lor ono year. Watches cleaned, 76c. Main Springs, 7Gc. CII IHnrrnc Scientific Optician . II. IllrlKCS 2V6 Commercial. Next Door to llolvcrson's HOTEL ARRIVALS. The Collate. D. U. Zoh, Albany. David Wngnor, Aurora, F. A. Head, Portland. F. A. Wolls, Portland. Henry Conn, Itosoburg. 0. W. Klaokosley, 8t. IIoIuiib. Martin White, St. Helens. Willamette. J) L MeT.eod, Portland. W J Furrell, Ban Francisco. V 13 Hrewatoln, Now York. Thual 8 UavlH. San Francisco. J M Grant. Dallas. N I. Drinker. 8an Frauclsco. F II Moultou, Ban Francisco. Chaa Fleming, Ban Frunclnco. F 11 McAllos, Portland. J 1) Marshflold, Portland, A J Lolaud, Portland. rEHSOMAL. John Dittor, of Sublimity, was in town today, L. It. Geer, went on a business trip to Eugcuo this morning. Mrs, Hasina Itlakey wont to Albany for a month'fl visit with friends. airs. Harriot Noblo, of Olympla, re turned today after a visit with Salem friends. Mrs. K. 1). Stout, of Muhama, who was horo on a visit with friends returned homo this morning. x x, up. Durkeo'a Salad Qroflahig, aly WW leading bratida toa numerous to mention Graber 1S1 BtAto St. YOUNG VAUGHN FOUND GUILTY A Bicycle Trade of Unusual Features Lands Its Beneficiary la the Midst of Trouble. Tho examination of Cecil Vaughn, the 15-year-old boy charged with larceny by bailee of a bicycle, by Harry Zuo, a Japanese, took placo before Recorder Judah this morning, Cliae. McNary ap pearing for tho state and John Bayno for the defendant. - It seems that Vaughn, with a com panion, was riding his wheol on Wilson Aventto, when the Jap rodo up behind on a wheel belonging to his Japanese mistress. Vaughn claims that he traded wheels with tho Jap, whilo tho latter clalniH Hint Vaughn asked to try lila wheel. Vattglin rode off on tho Jap's wheel, wlilch Is a lady's model in good condition, leaving his wheel, which is an old one, with the Jap. Later, Vaughn's brother traded tho wheel for another and f5 to hoot nt (Jeo. F. Smith's fcc- ond-liand Btoro After hearing tho testimony, Recorder Judah fouud tho defendant guilty and imposed a lino of (25 and costs. Vaughn's attorney says ho will appeal tho case to tho circuit court. HARRIS PRINTS THE BALLOTS A Substantial Reduction over the Cost for Presi dential Election Four Years Ato. Bids wore opened by tho County Judgo and Clerk yesterday for tho print ing of 22,000 ballots each colored and whlto for tho Novombor election, as follows : R. A. Harris $20 00 Henry Papo 21 20 Statesman Job Ofllco 27 53 Sentinel (f 1.12 por 1000) 40 28 Four yoare ago tho bill for tho print ing of ballots for tho presidential elec tion was $895. HELPED OREGON PRUNEGROYVERS. Prices Fixed by California Assocatlon Market In That State. A. W. Prescott in a special to tho Oregonia says that tho California Cured Fruit Assocatlon helped tho Oregon pruncgrowers to disposo of thoir crop at fair prices, become ovory day more apparent. Whilo California growors liavo trouble in markoting their crop tho Oregon product has practically all been sold. On Soptutnbor 1 tho Califor nia Association llxcd its prices at one quarter of a cout above tho highest expectations, and has stood by tho prices. It has been said from tho first, and appears to bo truo, that tho prices nam ed were too high. Buyers looked out side tho association for goods, and this had 1iu1hj(1 tho market in this stato, althouo Oregon produces a different class of fruit from tlut grown iuCalifor ula. Whilo tho market In Oregon hae boon brisk and fruit has been disponed of rapidly, the lateat report from Califor nia says: "Tlio prune market is exceedingly quet; prices for outside prunes weak and tho demand light. Thoro aro bIx or soven largo packers and handlers of prunes outside tlio association, and tlioy aro all very busy, packing, grading and filling orders booked at from 2 to 5 per cent below tho lowest association price. Sample aro in tho hands of brokers representing hundreds of car, which ato being offered on this market way below association prices. Now, until this elasa of business Is over, and tho outaldu pruitea marketed, tho de mand for association goods will not bo as brisk as tliu inaldere might wish. If tho reports received from outside paukors prove correct, there must bo some heavy holdings outsldu of tho association." Tuit Co u hi Do It, Basel, Switzerland, was visited a few yearn ago by tin adventurous Fruuuhman wIioho ruling passion Is the asomnt of mountains Nlmuiu'd by moat other tourists who value nt leaxt their soundness of limb, lie trld strenu ously to scale the (iopnlteuhoru, for tho sake of carrylut: his naino upon tho peak, but all his elToriH were vulu. Tho next year ho letunied to the at tack, and ovmitunlly, by inking many precautious, arrived at the summit On bis next appearance at the table d'hote he recounted his exploit to the company and Informed them that he had planted ou the pot n blue tillk Hug containing his name embroidered In large characters. An nngllshman, who had listened silently, roao from the table nud marched out of the hotel. Two days afterward n parcel was delivered to tho adventurous Onul. He opened It and fouud Inside his bltie sill; tlug, which his English neighbor nt the table d'hote had won from the peak by bid own pluck nud daring. Hurt the Itlulit I Jon. It la related ou good authority, und lu this case good authority miMimigood authority this Is no Kutlrnimthul n young woman went Into a music store In tuts city the other day and asked the clerk for ti copy of "Angels Always Polished." Tho clerk turned over a stock of unou Bouga In a put-led way ami tmld he Mas afraid that tlwy wcic Juxt out, but bo could scud for It. "My teacher Bald you would bo uure to have It," said tho maUlon. "It's by Handel." Guessing Is a part of tho clerk's bust? ness, and ho showed her "Angels liver Bright and Fair." It was what buo wauted. Worcester Gazette. Kniitoa Qnmblera. Mine, du Barry was the most famous tromnn gambler of tho time of Louis XV, but Willi her It was only a pas time. But Mmo. Pompadour went In with the solo object of winning If shu rould. It Is recorded that her wluulugs were enormous, and that In n slugle game alio eased the pockets of the klug of 20.OQO ioula d'or ($196,000). False friendship decays, Is like the Ivy und ruins the wall It embraces, but truo friendship gives now Ufa and anl inatlon to the object It supports. THE AEOLIAN AND PIANOLA First Concert Given at Salem Causes Universal Expressions orPleasure, A numbsr of prominent Salem people lost night heard tho first public present ation on thoir merits of those two twentieth-century wondora In musical dem onstration tho pianola and tho aoolian. These instruments are American inven tions that aro going into use in homes and hotels and churches nud muBic halls by tho thousand all ovor tho world. Tho American pcoplo are very quick to take up a revolution when it adds to thoir pleasure and capacity for making enjoy ment out of a hitherto dumb instrument and tho piano is a dumb instrument bo far as tho great classical compositions aro concerned in nine homes out of ton, Both tho pianola and the aeolian havo expert demonstration of thoir charuiB and qualities as producers of tho high est grade of musical composition at tho hands of Messrs. Wells and Ballard,who executed tho moat beautiful selections before ladles and gentlomon last ovoning to tho hotel Willamette public. Theso gentlomon played somo pieces that they had novor before executed with almost equal success. This does not moan that skill and a gonoral knowledge of tho pieco to bo playod is not required to at tain perfect results on theso Instruments. As a matter of fact, tho touch and ex pression are bo completely undor control that tho highest results in expression in playing, ovon a singlo note, arojat tainablo. But tho means by which it is reached is so simple, nlmoat a purely mechanical contrivance, that it Is In tho power of anyono with a a fow rohcara- als to ploy n composition that it would tako a skillful pianist months of patient study to accomplish tho samo result in execution. Tho repertoire of these in struments Ib unlimited. - The writer has hoard tho Thomas orchestra a numbor of times but can say ho nover hoard a full orchestra under that wizard director play tho overture to William Tell with asflno effects as it was rendered last night on tho aoolian by Mr. Wells. Pianists and tniifilc teachers and lovors of good music will bo interest ed in tho datly programs as announced, as well as tho following solcctionB which wore played last night as a purely in formal and oxtemporized pregram: "Alio Btolla Confldento" (Bright Star Hopo) by Robaudl, rendered on tho Aeolian Orchcstrotto. "La Slreno," by Torachak Aeolian Orr-hofitrctto. Rossini's immortal "William Tell" Overture, tho full orchestral acoro, rendered in the Aeolian Orchcstrotto. Titt'l's "Serenado" Aeolian Orchcst rotto. Tho over welcome Intermezzo from "Cavolorla Rusticana. Piano solos as follows performed by means of tho marvelous Pianela: Millard's touching "Say Not Farewell;" Fantasia by Loyback on Bellini's "La Norma;" u brlllant "Concert Polka" by Bartlett. If You Wish to Travel In Comfort Tako tho Northern Pacific Hallway Company 'h elegant, new and complete train, tho North Coast Limited." Tlio outllttiugsand furnishings on this train leave nothing to bo desired. If you havo nover traveled on this superb train, it will Burprieoyou witli ItB elegance, and it costs no more than uy otner traliiB. leaves l'ortland dally 1 p. in, 10 lw Ml New Store. 0. E. Montgomery, has opened tip a new confectionary and cigar store at No. 2811 Commercial street where ho will carry a complete stock of caudles and smoking goods. 10 15 lino. Procure invitations from any Modern Woodman for the Royal Neighbor Mask Ball, Thursday night. Best music. Foresters Hall. PMOS AHD ORGANS- k.T OUT GRDRICJESS Wo aro making lino progress in our big cut salo of Pianos and orgatiB, and havo already sold out moat of tho best iuHtrumenls in tho house. Thoro are still remaining a good assortment of standard mako instruments and the prices will remain where wu put them, Dear In mind, too, wo havo sold ovory piano at tho prices naked. No cutting undor theso already low prices. In fact peoplo don't expect it. Anyono can boo that these auts aro gen uine. They can also eeo that it pays to hasten a dualglon in thafo matters, for you will not soon duplicate these prloofl this is a fuut that wo know, whether it la upparout to tho public or not. Hear in mind that wo want yon to oomo in. Wo ar tiUor tho pluuo trade. in earnest and ve uro gutting it at thum prices. . n SEWING MACHINES DEPARTMENT Now sewing machines for rent. Old machines taken in exchange. Now machines for cash or installments. Ma ahiucs rehired, needles, oil and parts for all mauhluos. If wo haven't tho thing you aut, wo send for it. In fact wo will get you anything in tho musical line, too, (bat's to bo had in tho world. R. A. WIQOINS 307 Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon. Abraham Lincoln Wisely Said: "You can fool somo of the people some of the time, but you can't loot an ot mo peopiu mi of tho titno." And Undo Abo was supposed to know a thing or two, and what was true In his day is equally so now. This Is especially pertinent to the drug btninos. Tho "fooling" in dustry should havo no placo In tho drug business and it hasn't onyinottrs. Wo bellovo in fair, opon treatment of ovory in dividual customer. Your child will always receivo tho samo courttsy and consideration as yourselves so send tho little folks when you can't come. Everything Is right at Frys Drug Store. graasraafiaams Spend a few Minutes Looking over our line of Furniture and our prices will convince you that we have the right goods at The Right Prices yours for bargains. F OLHOLLIS Si. CO. FIRST DOOR NORTH OF POSTOFFICE. LIQUOR SELLERS APPEAR IN COURT P. D. McCarty iFlned $75 and J. D. Under wood Charged With Sellln. Lljuor to a Minor. In tho Circuit Court Monday afternoon P. D. McCarty, of Mill City, was sen tenced to pay a lino of $75 and costs, for thooffonso of Belling liquor with out a licenso, to which ho mado a plea of guilty last week. J. B. Undorwood, of Tumor was ar raigned on a charge of soiling liquor to a minor. This morning ho mado a plea of not guilty, and will remain undor bonds to appear boforo tho Feb ruary torm. Motions for new trial havo been filed in tlio cases of J. W, Ransom vs. Win, McGHchrist, and F.J. Miller vs. Charley Chung. RAMSDEN'S ERROR WAS FATAL Died Monday Night From Effects or Carbolic Add, Durled Today In Lee Mission. Richard Ramsdcn, the Howell Pralrlo farmer who took a dose of carbolic acid bv in Is tako on Saturday, died Monday ( ovoning from tho effects. Ho soemod to bo feeling fairly well Monday until about 5 p. m., and oven asked for something to cat, which could not 1h) given him. Then he suddenly grow worso and oxplred about 0 o'clock. Dr. J. N. Smith, tho attending physician, says that tho immediate catiBO of death was undoubtedly perforation of tho dtomach, oaten through by tho deadly acid. Tho funeral was Bot to tako placo from Pratum nt 1 p. in, today, with burial in Leo Mission cemetery at this city. To Examine Bridges. Judgo Scott drove out thin afternoon to examine a couple of bridges south of Sllvorton which aro said to hi in a dangerous condition. Attend the first mask ball of the seasonat Forester's Hall. Good music. n333KI5raS3XSEKE! people nil ol tho time, and nil of tho Rkiiit Goons lttnitr PmcKH Rioiit Thkatmknt jafa2qjB330BSKiai AVERTED A TRAGEDY. The Nenc Dlilaril lr Daniel O'Couiicll nt n C'rltlrnl atometit. Daniel O'Connell, tho famous Irish agitator, bad a contempt for physical danger. On it cortnfn occasion a meet ing had been convened, nud a largo crowd assembled In a room on tho first floor of n building lu a small city In Ireland. O'Couucll was nbout to address tho peoplo when a gentleman, pnlo with fear, made his why to tho platform nud hoarsely whispered: "Liberator, tho lloor Is giving wnyl Tho beams that shore It up are crack ing, and we flhall fall through In a few minutes!" "Keep silent," said O'Connell. Then, raising his voice he addroHHiMl the ns Ectnbly: "I find that the room Ih too small to contain the number who iIchIiv to come In, so we must leave It and hold the meeting outside the building." At this a few rose and went out. but the majority retained thulr seats. Then O'Connell snld: "I will tell you the truth. You aro Irishmen, therefore brave men. Tho (lour Is giving way, and we must leave this room nt once. If thete la n panic nnd a rush to the door, we shall all bo precipitated Into tho room below, but If you obey my ordern we shall bo saved. Let the IS men nearest the door go quietly out, then the next 12, nnd bo on till nil have gone. I shall be the last to lcavo." niit Instructions were obeyed to tho letter, and ho wnltod, patient nnd calm, till all hail gono out In safety. Then he walked quietly across tho sundering, cracking lloor, reaching tho door Just ns tho shattorcd beams gave way. And thus, by tho force of his strong will, a terrlblo accident was averted. Exchnnge. A LIVE COAL TRICK. Teachra Nuturnl I.mv, Yut Una All the Aiipciirnnou of atiiulo. No ono would supposo that It Is pos Blblo to hold a glowing conl on a pieco of llnon or cotton without burning tho cloth, but that mich can be done Is onsy for any ono to prove, nnd nt tho sntno time the oxperlmont tenches an Impor tant natural Inw. Every child knows that tho telephone nnd telogrnph wires aro mndo of copper because thnt motnl Is a good conductor of (tout nnd elec tricity, which Is only nnothor form of heat. If a poker Is heated In tho lire, you pick up a cloth to hold tho outor end, although It has not been lu tho tiro, because experience baa taught you that the heat la connected through tho motal from the tlio to tho outor ond. This experiment with tho Hunting coal Is bnsod upon this prluclplo and tho additional one that llnon nnd cot ton are poor conductors of heat. Tako a globo of coppor and draw n ploco of cloth tightly over It bo that there Is not a wrinkle nt the top. If tho linen or cotton Is closely woven, tho trick Is nil tho more certain. Tbon, holding the cloth tightly In plnco, you enn snfe ly put n glowing conl ou top of tho cloth, nnd, whilo It burns llorcely, the cloth will not even be ncorchod. The reason Is that the groat conduc tivity of the copper draws the hont of tho coal before It can burn tho cloth. Do not try thin experiment with a good linndkorehlef ilrwl, for If tho cloth Is not tightly drawn It may bum, btit take some worthiest piece of linen or muslin, nnd nfter you are certain of your experience 3011 can astonish your friends who do not know the socrct Washington Post NEW TODAY. WASHING. Wanted by compotent woman. Will conio to house. Anna Jaijuot. Care Journal ofllco. 10 10 at Hew Millinery Department. Mrs. D. L. Fleeter has opened up a nulliHory department In Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store, who o she will bo pleased to see all her old frionds nnd pa trona. ' Buckwheat and Honey. If VOIl want to nnlnv vnn. .-. I. f.,.,4 caH?8 kuy.tuo buckwheat and hpnoy aa well all other crocoria (mm rtra..cnn & Iiagau. PUno and Violin. Oarl Ddlltnn. Iimt rnlnrno.1 f. T .,.. don. Hni.innil u.tll th.. .,,..3 .. r' .-,. ....., ..... i..u omuiimj in piano, violin and harmony. Inquire at ueo. v. win music store. Clier Barrels. I have a lot of barrels and kgg ilt ablO for Oidar. Wltiu nr viiiiun. "Vl.ll .- J. P. IWora. 218 as-Con V. Sr iXo"," - ""- v 4 lit For Sale. 100 cords ash wno.1 ilmiv.r.wl i.. quantities to suit. Apply to. CrvHt-l T Works, lath and State streets. Tele. phono 2l7l. 10-12 tf Our Specials JfBaSiTffM tage of them: x A good Alacldntosli for $1.50. Genti?" men's latest styles of Box Coats for $3.00 x All K Serge suits $8.50 and up A splendid line of suits S $5.00, $6.00 and $6.50: We are headquarters for over coats and can give them to you from $4.50 to $ir on Ask to see them -Just finishing our lot of Campaign Hate' are offering them at extra low prices and the way tliev aft going it will be hard to judge which way the election win turn x We are now offering the remains of our canes anS jackets at prices that will pay you to investigate x cCt, line of skirts in all the latest colors. Some nice ones fir $1.50, $1.75 and up x You will find a splendid assortment of dry goods, furnishing goods, etc.. at IU Ifaliiian's lew Racket Stan Cor. Slate and Com. Sis. Salem Or. m niL High grade dry goods at low grade prices. The store is being rapidly depleted. We have good all wool dress goods. Ffne Silks, rich velvets, good underwear, hosiery, corsets and gloves, nice lines of ribbons and laces, umbrellas and mackintoshes. Hats, caps and shoes. ISflDORE GREENBAOfl First Door South of the Postoftice, BRIDGE & BEACH MANUFACTURING CO.'S SOPEMOR CAN BE FOUND AT GRAY SOLE, AGENTS AT SALEM, ORE sycS5BFi5 E. L. KING, Gen'l Ag't for Or. Albnny Oregon. "T5 1 s; ' WHY USE r.i -- r wi nKCituau tub? qivk a aoon LIGHT AND AB IXINQ LIVKD. IV U ClVf T. TtltlUU Sin.Ttuua "VD8KA" WKIBUMI MANTIjK. Tho very ltet thiamin maMIo.. liur-blo una treM! ., HUNI UBU CANIILK TOWKIt with contraption of only threo ffct por hour. PrtaMt h0' 'H-Tj'O oU tnuUby, of roo.1 lai.tlii quality aud giving KUlHTr" UANDI.K rXHVBK. Ma su cent. IDEAL.." Not quite m good qu ut giving I'ULV, 1UVUUIR, Any or thofe mftiitk put ou aua burnn propurly a IJmtol at Hboro rutw, DO YOU USE WGLSBACH BURNERS? 'wWprovo'toyoutCm -WE? y-0,.,T for L3 M9NEY wKhoneol thew burner. thtS wltowotherfoSolA tlolal light, Wo havo gastoTos also. Let us ihow thorn to you. PAI.BJH tiAB LiiailTCO MT. ANGEL COLLEGE AND SEMINARY Conducted by tho Benedictine Fathers. The Ideal Place for Your Boys, WILL REOPEN SEPTEMBERg5, 1 ,' riirsiiMir ce " ' ( y- guSjNKSS , cz AT THE CAPITAL BUSINESS rsrssvj "p-- r Tho profiont year. You will find hero skillful teachers, correct methods and motoj oquinments. Students admitted at any time. Visitors wolcomo. For Illatrw catalogue address, y. I. Stalky, Principal, SalcinOw INSURANCE KIRK k LISTON Kosldont Agents. I'ivo old roliablo companies. Hoom 3 over Tele-phono ofllco. WfWmWMTT-n.-CT-.-jl UNDER THE Kor th. ben8fl of ROOP tnoso w,l flro flnlsh- iuyr.,,,,. ing Jnsldo work wo must suggest thnt wo aro prepared to furnish a clean bright lath at very reasonablo flguros. Call and seo stock and pet quotations. Plenty of "Star A Star" shingles for all. Got pricos. D. S. BENTLEY & CO. 319 Front st. Bottled Beer Klinger A Ucck, Successors to SouthSalem uuiwir. worics. All onlera for bottled boerwill bo filled i at the brewery. Kept on cold storaue. ' rrwrivy nonvery. Telephone 2131. American Laundry W?rkniwa,V1 "P6'. Amerioans. i-.r. ' .vr.'. "ii-rui yigar btoro. 4ii.. i." nior..w l'rk Urocory, -..vm uuroraox, ruaiotstreat. retaox, KtatoStreot. SELLING 5T01E5 and RANGES. BROS TIIK CHICAGO Ima been awarded tho GOLD MEDAL nttho Paris expoHition, which fact Koostoftirthere (abllHh the claims of its manufacturers for simplic ity nnd all 'round oxcelleucu. The pttrchnse price It about tho amount of commlsuiun ono nays on a (100 machine. Is not this sorth your consideration? CLYDE BROCK, Local Agent, Balem Oregon, W?lsba(b MaQfle? raociidlo power ai the No, 197, and t hill W 71 Chomeketa St.. Tclophono 503. A8 an investment, paye saboUntoJ dividends. This fact is deraoMtrtfj our etudonta havo gono from Kbow1 profitable employment during tMB two weeks. Plan now to take COLLEGE. SALEM. OREGON. MISS EVA F. COX Teaohsr of" PJAN0 AND ORGAN Also classes in sight reading. 8" C0 3IJ3 1-ront Btrcot, auiew, wj- -Tasohsr of- PIANO AND ORGAN Also classes In sight reading. wgJJ 478 Front street, Salem. Oregon. Btn& Miss Bertha D, PIANIST Pupils accepted at any tin. 5, donee 1 blook west of North School, lero, Oregon. N. W. N, COLLEGE f OF MUSIC AND fl A.. J.Carlrnd. Prlo. IMttUlgjXS 7 M Prvln. MUS. ! V . : of Department of Music. - ' y,i Pull cooios lu the prlnciwl brt" 11 aud art. Plrt turm Ce.la Mbi'A Wft eid for circular to j,0T&. Mmlo room Ko. 7, rattan Bl Northwestern NorgjL School and Business to Salem Ore:o , Common Sohool. limb n-!, aud Art. Full Faculty fc,, r- teudtorcireutara. 900 SUSS BEATRICE SQELTtlS IliiaiJ it circular. , A.J.CAHLAHD.A.M.F' 'J'T8i v 4JiPi9i '"HlB