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Newspaper Page Text'rwfwtujBpw- .-ft v SiV jHtW" .- . i -ir in Trunk- Sale This Week tH'MkJWfi-Q-:-- t trunks: VALISES iinnr- r t i GRIPS liV year Taywc "grip AHKED SOWN FOR MA Ml MnmaraMMaiNiiii am t mmwomnv "- PP pr (" WW B" J"" '' IS"" I . rfc sifl Ur -f I'l fW'.- Silk Waists -.. 1ft r Flannel Waists V r Brilliantine Waif "' J The swellestvlihe eveirofb'uglfr to Saleiri Ex- " ' y elusive styles; perfect fit, 'carefully made and "priced low. . w1 f From $3.50 up.L r r .b o I j. j. Dalrymple & Co. I SA -ti A fi rlffi) What will happen If McKinley Is elected? I Will COnUllllf) tO Bull 416 llCSt ROOdfl or tlio leant prices possible, will , maintain tlio high standard of my rlprftlrlnjf, will jglvo tho ptiblfo 'prompt and nttuntivu eervico, will represent goods for just what they are nnd endeavor to deserve n oontln. , panco of the gonuroiiB favor of thu people of iIiIr community. CUnr If UlniVAO VIU13. II. I1UI0CD - Next Door to i (H Wheat Market, Hak -Fnmciaoo, Oct. 30, Cali 05. Ojucloo, III., Oct. 80. Ui'C. 78. -Walom, CO, GOLD DUST FLOUR madk nv The Sidney Power Co, UlllNUY, OHKQON. made for family ueo, iiak your grocurs for t. Hran and tiliorta nlwaya on hand. 1 J. WALN, AGENT, I'lIONX 61. For Sale. 100 dortls ash wood doltvorod in miantltlea to eult. Apply to, Oryatul loo Worka, 10th and Htnto etroota. Tolo phono 2071, , 10-12 tf New Millinery Department. Mra. D. 1. Ifioator haa opened up a tnllliuory dopart'nont In Groontmum'a Dry Gooda Htoro, whou alio tvlll. bo plcaaed'td eoo all Iter old frlonda nml ")) trpna, Wl'fre to Dine. If you arc looking for it restaurant wiioru you can enjoy .your iiicth rernombtir that flrat nlasa cooks and cortooua wnllmn prejwro and sorvo tlio beat of food and luxiirlou at tho St. 1'Jimo. At the Old SUnd. Vu apprelato tlio patronugu of tho peoplo ofralotu and tocontlnuo to fur iiffih yon with your jnuala wo art HKalu propriotora of tho White Uquw ilea tijurt. Ooino around for your hot dinner. Oeorgo hrotliors. Cider Birreli. I Jiava n lot of barroU and koyfc B"IU ablu for ddor, vvino or vlnogar, Oail on JA KoKorfl.SHa-VJtfCom., Bt. 10 0 liu WE CARRY A GREAT LINE OF SYRUPS OUR LEADERS ARE: ri N'prleaniaiolaseei hj unns or bulk. Ig Cabin Maple Syrup VoVrdjnrlps ityspm Maj.b yrP ' - Yapkett Hill's MapluJjTUfj tJ BucK ' wlieat'and all flour. Headquarter brands of cereals tn Roth JW , ' ' '"' Mr - rT - nTrTTrmiTirrntir - wrwTir - iin - , n -rrmrr-mwrmaiflt SHAWL STRAPS, HAND BAGS! TWaTTST and-.valise THIS WEEK. . .. THE BIG BARGAIN HOUSE OF SALEM P"" t. r- The Quality Store r f TSl -Gli ttvCtA v1( -4& litfl If .Btwqn ISjctccted? j ' W ftiU'contknuci to sell hd best godila ' pof tlio least j)rlcea possible, will maintain tlio high standard of my repairing, will give tho public prompt and attentive eorvlco, will lopri'soiit goods for I net wlmt tlioy nro and endeavor to deserve u contin uance of tlio generous favor of tlio people of thin community. X Scientific OctlcUn S96 Commcrc :i4i si. Holvcrson's Cottage. II L DoAnnond, Gmnta Tuaa. W I' Fioblg, Portland. U O GravuH, Portland, O U lluhaon, Portland, Kd WIIkoii, Independence. Gio Colby. Iudvponduuco. MnKt'Io John, Ouemawa. K 1) 1-ockhart, Lnfayotto. Malconi Mlllor, Marlon, D II Moore, Greonvllo, Mich. Mra. 1) il Moore, Greenville, Mich. Willamette. G. Slubold.Bt. Iula. II. t. Kohn, Ban Frunclaco. Leallo I Cogglna, Ban KrunciBco. K. II. Story, Portland, V. II. Bnook, Now York City. John II. Mitflholl, Portland. II. K. lluahong, Portland, J. II, Urook, Portland. I. h. ltuvla, St. I-oulrf. Moeo Mover, Ban 1'rancluco. John II, Woodward, Portland. K. It. Notnnin und wifo, Norform, N. Y. Henry Ijing, Portland, M.J. DuvIh, Portland. I. N. Iticharda, Qhiuago. Dr. Willlnnmon, Oily. II. M. Graham, Portland. John I). Aahton, Chicago, M. L. Hoynolda. San 1'rnnoUco, J. W. Potchor, Dayton, David M. Uunno, Portland. W, I Taylor, Canton, 111. W. H. Lawlor, Qhlng On'ok, Nov. Dinner for the Klaji. All Americana nro"Kliigs',in their own right and all thoao who patroulro ua en joy tho high standard meals sorvodVit. STItO.SU' a RuHTAUUANr. flood Health; If you, wish to rutaln.ood health you nenUo eaT proper food, Xou can buy ul) tip flraCojusa provisions und groceries younewl (rout Branson & RagAti, kinds of pancake for all the leading town GrabQF ni Statu Bt. "W HON: TOM : Few Plain Words With Onr Rep resentative HE WILL EXPOUND AlcKINLEYISM AT THE Another Distinguished Ex-Silverite Talks Tonight Noth ing Small About the Journal, It Asks for Them a Courteous Hearing. Salem is to bo honored by tho proa enco of two Republican loaders this week. Tho old Kopublican warhorse, cx-eonator Mitchell, who committed tho whole northwest Pacific coaat to froo allvor, bafore tho party Hopped to tho gold standard, speaks at tho armory this evening Another distinguished ox BilverlU), lion. Thos, Tonguo, tho ablo representative in congress from this dis trict, is billed for tomorrow evoning, Thursday tit tho city hall armory. Theso two ox-Bilvcrltes will nbuso Bryan by tho yard and toll of tho wonderful pros parity their party has brought upon tho country, and Republicans will bo ex pected (o attend and swallow what Is put up for thorn. Dut that is no crime in a frca country. and while Tint JourtNAL doca not ncroo with theso gontlotnon in wlmt they nro pleased to advocate for tho salvation of humanity, it bespeaks for thorn a coidial welcome from tlio Republicans of thla city the strongest Republican city of a Itepublicin qtuto. It can oven forgivq them for having boon silver men and yet It wants to warn them that they must not'decoivo tho peoplo too far with tho idea that the present administration has given the country a gold standard currency. Tom Tongue in a smart lawyer and probably tho best man we can hnvo in congress. If wo have got to put up with n republican congroasmau of the regula tion stripe, ho is thu beau Ideal of modern royuliatlc-imporinllaUo antet manship mi ex Rrllon, ' a national "banker and a corjioralion lawyer, an.cx- sllverito. No wonder he Is a power with tho present administration. Rut, to tho gold standard bill. We challenge him to deny that It is not a rank fraud. It is not a gold bill at all. It is proof that the gold democrats woro buncoed in 18!)fl Into voting for McKinley only to have u trust tariff slapped onto them, and then a national bank hill passed in tho name of gold standard Tom SPECIAL POLICE FOR HALLOWEEN Tho people of this city and especially of the snburba ore considerably Btirrcd up with apprehension of tho probable dohig8 of the hoodlum eloment on Hal loween night. Tho 'Jprnnks" played hnvo for several years b'een degenerating into a species o' mere malicious mean ness, and considerable material damage has been done. People huvo no doBlro to curb the In nocent enjoyment of the young peoplo bo long as they confine themselves to pure fun, but wanton destruction of property la not fun, Many household era have npponled to tho city authorities for protection In the lust few days, and It is likely that a number of cpeoinl policemen will bo put on tomorrow night and that Sheriff Durbln will also put out Bouio men to protect thoao porta of the city lying outside of tlio corporate limits. Tho city nuthoiilies hnvo decided to put on 10 special officers us above In dicated Y. M. C. A. GLEE CLUB A GlvuCluh will he organised this evening at 8:30 o'clouk at tho Young Men's Christian Association parlors, A large number of young men have al ready expressed a desire to join thu ulub and the prospectsnre bright for a giKKl organization. Memberships in the elubjs not con fined to members of the nsBociation but, is open to any young man who has an onr for musio ami a vnUu tosing. Tho alub will be under the leadership of Prof. I'ouvon. TWO CASES IN RECORDER'S COURT Jimmy 0'f.oary was fined $10 this morning in Cit) Recorder JJ ml ah 'b court for drunk and ilisorderllneaB, and In de fault of the dough, was committed to the city jail for five days. Win. Millet was arrested this morning on a charge of stealing a brace and bit "from T. Lloyd, whlah ho sold at n sec oiid'hand store. His examination waa set (or 2 p. m. CASE ARGUED IN SUPREME COURT The case of Security Savings Bank re- ipondeut ys, Susie W. Smith, ot nl., waa argued today the attorneys being Milton W. Smith and Mitchell und F4ruiort - HMO .imLli.l M4-lf, TONGUE in Congress. ARMORY THURSDAY NIGHT Tongue you were thore and you can't deny it. You legislated In your own Interest, and will admit it if you tell the truth. You will mako a Republican speech, but you are no longor n Republican, al though your admirers will pack that armory and hbllor themselves hoarso for you and imagine you aro giving thorn straight goods. You will defend tho presont administration for being Repub lican, when it has stood by and allowed two Republics in South Africa to bo wiped out In tho interest of British ex panslon and gold greed, when you know that every ropresentatlvo this govern men t eont to South Africa, ovon anas sistnnt secretary of state, camoback and took tho Btump for tho sturdy Republi cans of South Africa whom you will dis own. Of course, you will uphold levying tariffs on our own possessions and all that sort of thing that tho aupromu court of the United States will knock so silly you will regret you over voted for It. Rut you aro a good Republican and have to voto as tlio caucus decrees. But wo will not quaarel with you about theno things. You stood hi enough to got ue the government building at Salem, and under the present high state of prosperity that is about the only kind of improve ments that aro possible. An opposition paper, we would show you overy courtesy that Is due to our congressman. It Is a fundamental prin ciple of tho American system of govern ment that every official owea every cour tesy to every other citizen, no matter how liumblo ho may bo. But you will pardon us for calling the attention of the public to what we deem aro mistaken policies on your part, and aro not In harmony with tho principles tho Repub lican party was founded on. We will again go out of our way to ask nil, our readors to got out and hear you,although that la a courtesy not frequently mani fested by your side toward tho opposi tion. A CHALLENGE TO EUGENE Manager Durbln, of the Salem Ath letic Club, has prepared and is sending out a challenge to the Eugene College football team to play a friendly return gamo on any gridiron in Oiogon. This challengo would not havo been Issued but (or what the Salem Club con sider unfair criticism in tho press of tho gamo thero last Saturday. SPEAKER WANTED AT HAYESYILLE Bryan men were in town today trying to arrange for a meeting at the Hayes ville Bchool Iioiibo soino night this week, They sy they havo not hod a mooting thore since Juno. One of them said If McKinley waa re-elected there would be an Immense socialist voto in lOOt. WILL SPEAK NEAR SHAW Hon. John P. Robertson will speak at the Keeue schoolhouse pear Shaw on Friday evening, and at Victor Point schoolhouso Saturday night. - ' WIRES DOWN IN THE EAST. Tiik Jouhnal'h nssociateil press reivirt is reduced today on account of .wires being down in thu east, duo to heavy Btorma. BRYAN RALLY AT SUBLIMITY Henry Downing waa fu town Monday mid arranged for a closing rally at Sub Ihnity oil Saturday, November, 3. . Willamette Is Rlslac The river is now about six feet above low water, und still rising. Doily boats now run this far from Portland and much freight that had been hold lu reserve is moving. Federated W, C. T. U, Kans ta Cm, Mo Oct. 30. The stale convoutinn of the V. O, T. U. of Mis Bouri opened hero today, Rev. Dr. F. Richardson of the First Chrlst'an Church, delivered an address on the life of Fraucea K. Willard, The convention continues Uiitll November 2, Parker and Kane to Fight. Dk.nv.u, Oct. 30. Kid Parker and Jauk Kane will fight before tho Olympic Club tonight for a (1,000 purse, the wlu nor g'tttlug (70) an 1 th loser $i00 THE SILENT CASHIER Is what the busy buBinesBinnh ister. As is sometimes Paid of this marvo ous price oi raecimmsui, Jr " i -n ..i . ..i.nn i.nf tn li Ihihv mnn It can audi n ennnot wik ur imiy mu does things of vastly more rare thing by the way a seven uy wuiiucr. .. F.v ... "-- j . ., . " ',. ...i'i. .i.i t,n riiI" iiimi! rioinlnr the kllilli ond amount of your purchase, prints, dotes and issurs a HckM containing these facts, ond the further information thrit tho holder tliereot is entiueii w a noaio m icr ihii ,.-......-, anil this in a point careful buyers do not and others ahou Id hot Iopo sight of. Wo wore tho first to introduco this syatem in balom , but all good things hnvo Imitators, and which we nro to Id is tlio slncor est torm of flnttary. Howotor this mny be, wo lead and aro con tent to hove others follow. But when you want, tho best in tho drug line, always go the reliable, tho progressive, the up-to-date, tho lending drugstore of DAN'L J. FRY, 310 Commercial St. Picture Mouldings goods, which is positively the neatest and most up-to-date line manufactured X Bring one of those pictures and let us show you how much improvement in the looks one of our frames will make at a very nominal expense. X Come and we will convince you that we carry the neatest, as well as the cheapest, line of mouldings in the city. LOW PRICED F. W. H0LLIS FIRST DOOR NORTH TRANSYAAL CAMPAIGN Jicobsdal TArfslrlDue to Treachery or the In- habitants. II r Aanclatc t'reta to tha JoarnaJ London, Oct. 30 Tho War Ofilco has tho following from Lord Roberts, dated Pretoria, October 28: "Knox successfully engnged Dowet Octobor 27. During tho Boor rcttxat Knox caught Dewot in tho Ronsburg drift. The Boors lost considerably and left two guus and . thrco wagon's in Knox's hands. Another ammunition wagon waa blown up by a ishell. Tho British casualties were nil." Referring to the Jacobsdal affair, Lord Roberts says, it vvas duo to the treachery of the Inhabitants, -who admitted the Boors to their houses at night. Tlioy opened II ro at daybreak. Fourteen men werf killed and 1-1 were wounded, mostly Capo Highlanders. .Troops dis patched from Modder river drove off the Boers. ,Tho houses of tho trencheioiiH Inhabitants were destroyed. Command ant Bosnian was killed. Lord Roberts calls attention to tho "Increasing incli nation of tho bttter class of Boers to co-operate with the British to secure pence," since they find that guerrilla wnrfare Is "visited with ment." heavy punish. PORTO RICANS NOT CITIZENS Mr AaulMfal Preaa ta tha JouraaJ. Nkw York, Oct. 30. Tho oppllcotlon of Frank Juorbo, a Porto Rican, for a f-wrltoi mandamus directing tho board of registry to register him as a voter on tho ground that ho becamo an Amorlcan ci-1 tiron uy virtue oi mo cession ot l'orto Rice to the United States. Chicago, Oct. 25, 1900. Mr. F. A. Wiggins, 307 Commercial St., Salem, Orr.' Dear Sir: Referring to your' favor of the 20th inst., relative to the rumor which 'you say has been current to the effect that the manufacture of Tribune bicycles will be dis continued for the coming season, will say that there is abso lutely no truth in the statement. The past season has been the banner year in the history of the Tribune factory. We have sold more bicycles during the season of 1900 than they have ever known, and we hope to make the coming season of 1901 even more successful than has been the case this year. We are making quite extended changes in the Tribune line, and there is no doubt but that it will show more new features than any other high grade line on the market. In addition to this we are making a special effort to care for our Western taade We have established a distributing depot on the the coast and will be prepared to make shipments to you from San Francisco if you consider it more convenient, We expect to have our Western travelei leave here the first of November, a month earlier than was the case last year. We will in all probability, be able to make delivery of samples to you by December 1st. We shall do everything in our power to continue the relations which have existed between1 us, and make them even more satisfactory than has been the case in the past. We desire to thank you for calling our at' tention to this rumor, and trust that we may have no dilfi culty in obtaining your account fjgfheason. , , ' v Yoursvtiuly,"- -; F R B AMERICAfvl BlQYCLE COMPANY. b I W. Featherstohe- Sales Department, In connection with the above ! want to say that our of my entire season's output of Tribune bicycles there has not been a broken or defective frame br fork, not a broken crank, not a defective bearing, in fact tjiere has not been the least thing on any of the wheels sold forgive rider or dealer trouble. I believe the Tribune to stand without a superior aUny price and it is doubtful if there is a wheel sold in Salem that (ton make as broad ti claim as the aboge, . . ?! Keep your eye open for the TO1 Tribune. F. A. Wiggins. terrosStljo fafost Improved Cash Reg iuuuv, - '.i.i.. Importance. It is nJn'B,l,'tW1,?rr;JJ We have just received a new invoice of these & C0AIPANY. FURNITURE liuuau. OF POSTOFFICE. SWEARS THAT HE PERJURED HIMSELF Ur oolnU-d I'r'i, ta tha Journal. Loui8ViLt.B, Ky., Oct. 30. Tho even ing Post prints tho affidavit of Fiuluy Anderson a telegraph operator upon wlios testimony Caleb Powers was con victed of complicity in tho murder of Governor Goobel in which Anderson swears that tho story told on tho stand was perjured. Winston Churchill 09 a Lecturer. Ur Aaaoclntcal 1'rcaa la tha JoaraaX London, Octobor 30. Mr. Winston Churchill la coming out in n now role that of lecturer. His subject Is his ex periences In South Africa, and he and his ngent are careful to stnte there la nothing political about his remarks His agent says he could have sold nil his seals in St. James hall three times over for Mr. Churchill's first lecture, which will be delivered tonight. He and hia friondu nro convinced that the lecturing tour will be an immouM) suceesut New York Water Color Club. Nhw Yohk, Oct. 30 Picture! for tho eleven t,h annual exhibition of tho New York Wotor-color Club will bo rerolved today nnd tomorrow for the exhibition beginning November 10. They must bo original water colors of pastols never be fore exhibited. Keraeys Stone. MoimisTowN, N. J., Oct. Fashionable society filled tho South prosbyterian Church today to witness tho nuptials of Walter Schuyler Kornoya nnd MIsa Emma Dorrunco Stouo, daughter of Mra George Frederick Stone. Tho happy pair will reside in Fast ()2d street, New York. Steel-Plates Advance. Cleveland, Oct. 30. Tho price of etool-plafcs today went fiom 1.1-conls por pound to i cents by ngreomont amonir tho maniifnctnrnrn. who hnvn rn i cently been conferring upon tlio subjeqt Our .Qnpriik !?,!!" mrSSL vw- vjyvvmiw HUW lb Mtf UfflOrtO Tate tlA hit, lu tage of them: x a good Mackintosh for .$1.50 fflf men's latest styles of Box Coats for SB.Uo x aii & Serge suits $8.50 and up x a splendid line of s ntW $5.00, $6.00 and $6.5Q We are headquarters for &! coats and can give them to you from' $4.50 to ffl Ask to see them Just f nishi ng oiir lot of CamoalSI ?; are offering them at extra low prices and the way filW going it will be hard to judge which way lite elect on IS turn x We are now offering the remains of onr ca&Ii'J cpi.au, i. j Hiu uv iuu win mm apier of dry g ods, furnishing goods, etc.. ats Mini's New tel Cor. State and Stop in at faikum's Dry fads h You can save from 25 tO'.75perVenyurcll-,,, asing your goods there. All goods marked down. Choice fine goods at reduced prices. ISflDORE . Location- First Door AT THE CAPITAL I1USINESS The presont year. You will find hero akillful loarlfOiis7corrccftnotlIWiraml filWirn equipmenta. Students admitted tit nny time. Visitors wolcomo lor llluatratbl catiiloguo address, W. I. Staiky Principal, Salem, Oregon ROOSEVELT ON FORCE IN POLITICS Itiiaca, N. Y., Oct. 30. Tlio greatest enthusiusm of thu entire trip uns mani fested in tho city and nl tho train. Tills was duo partly to tho presence of Cornell College students. Tho Governor dwelt upon tlio features of thu McKinley Administration.' He said to one of lite tmnmittce: "I shall answer all questions In n good noturcd manner." lu the crowd. ciruiLrs had been distributed asking hint his record na- to assertions that ho wan alleged to hnvo nuulo regard ing fanners nnd luhororH, nnd con tnlnining n jiieoe of verse cnlle'l"Ru(lluii Ridor Roos-iilt." It win about nn hour after the Governor nrrlvud at the stand that he got well ittto his speech, (ho boys insisting upon singing college airs to campaign words mid giving their yells The Governor said: "I want to cull votir attention to one or two phases of the campaign, but be fore doing so I wnnt to prefaco what I say by a correction of a local Demo cratic paper That paper stated in ap propriate headlines that I had said four years ago thnt I would lend an army to prevent the Inuiiuurntion of iirvan. if elected. It scorns to me, spoiklng seriously, a littlo humiliating, oven to nave to deny what is not merely a falsehood, but u preposterous falsehood, and those who cried it either do know or ought to know that thoro la no truth in it; not merely that I never said it, but that I never dreamed of saying it. I never said anything that by tlio most violent efforts could have been twisted Into a statement of thnt charac ter. Now, I trust that pnpor will not think that that, is an evasive answer. If I can mako il mure poeitivo, I wlli." Inclosing, he said: "I want you to apply this football mo to to civil life. Dnn't foul, don't hhirk but hit the lino hard. In other words.act uecontiy ami hoiioslly.but don't commit any act of trickery; don't do anything of ony kind whatsoever for th.o purpose ut political train that will smirch tlio name of Amorlcan citizenship. it tnoru exists o class in tho com munity for which I have littlo use, it is tho class of tho timid gocd, tlio uood people who are miehtv rood in their own parlors, but do not come out to do a man'a work in the world. You have got to Inn o virtue; but you, must boa innn "You'fo the tho Stuff." Wild llm nil. dionce. DEBS AND W0OLEY Expected to Be About Equal In Clackamas County. OlHMIO.V ClTV. Or. nf p.n T Tk Stevens, of the Socialistic movement in this county championing Debs' candi- dttCV for PriHlilnnt. nalimntml l.nl ,1,.. party would oll nbout250 votes. Tho greaser portion of thoao votes will bocaBt or Bryan Klectors in tho evont that there were no Socialistic nominations However, tho Prohibitions claim nn ihiuaI number of votes in tho country, which will drnwjnore or less from tho Republicans. At tho Juno election tho higher Prohibition candidate for Rep Rpsentatlvu received 218 votos, nnd tho lOU'eat lJiS. fid thnt tin, vii to Inr Unnl.... oir.not bo expected to lesson tho Re iiu,iuiu iiiujuruy in juno 10 nny gre.il extout. NEW TODAY. Advertisements under this Mead 5c a line each Usue, PALMISTRY-Prof Haight palmst and astrologer will be in tho city for a shoit time Bring your children and ascertain what calling they are best fitted for Ea-h person is born with particular faculties and if parents will educate their children for the trade or profession that they aro Imst adapted to, there will be fower failures in the world. This information can he had for the small sum of 2Sc at .the Row land house, corner Court uiul Liberty streets, Pnlem o 27io WANTHD-Tw buy second horuflur nttnre. All kinds of new and second hand goods for sale at 210 Commercial street. , 28 3t 1 -V f V Ri-V-nv... 0 r mt JVIl Qom.IS3slSaIe, Afayy M. n A ' v v-. . n . V GREENBflM South of the Postoflke, " ; Aa an invcfltment, pays aubtUntlii dividends. This fact is ilcmonitrahj continually by our grndtiates. Foiircl our students havo gone from icliool to pruiiuiuiuciniiioyuiont iiuring thUii two weeks. Plan now to take a conru COLLEOEfSALKMr OREGON, MTfSS EVA (X)X Tuuohwr of ' PIANO AND ORGAN Also classes In sight muling. Htivlio No ;J!IU Front Street, Salem, Oregon. HISS BBATRICB SHEW .Tvoohur of PIANO AND ORGAN A l-o clnsses'In sight reading. Studio, 47d Front street, Salem. Oayo i, 9 101m Miss licrllia II, PIANIST Pupils accepted at any time. Ret donee 1 block west of North School, 8i lem, Oregon. N. W. N. COLLEGE OF MUSIC AND ART A. J. Garlrnd. Prln. Literary Dep't. Z. M. Pnrvln. Mus. doc, Director of Department of Music. : . ' Full coiioei in tue principal tfanrheiofnoil nml nri. Vrk term bcslua Mohdy Wfl.if. hcnU for.clrcular to ,M I'ABVW Mui hoc., Solen Miiilo room No. 7, ration ink. , Northwestern Normal , t Srhnnl and'Rusiness Col Mt t v y w Satem Orecon . ? r Term opens Sept. 44. .. . . . 1 .T .! tliHlnMI Common school, HlRkictiuol. Kiocutlou, Mui ami Art. Knit Kaculiy. riatUfotuor '. Bend lor circular. A. J. GARLAND, A, M. Printed. iifiiliwul.n.a WI w a ' American Laundry Owned and operated by Amertc" Work llrst-clasR. Give It your pt")tt ago. Main ofilco and loqnJry ' ; '7 Churcli atreot. Telephone M&'n f' Branch ofllcea, Wlprut Cigar Store. Fair Ground Storo, Yew Park Grocery Allen & lloveraox, State Streot . a i Shoes and Rubbers... I Just what you need i these wet days. - j Quality 'and price to J suit. Come and od i tain a fit. X Xi 0SBURN. SStSMS E. F. t xxxxxx: vvv MovingS lo well to call on Bentle) & ....W truckB. Covered. Keaepnable pr Accomodating and careful drivers. f up Phono 301. The old relmblo trn Co. D. S. BENTLEY & CO, 31? Front si. Bottled Beer KlIngwA Beck.Succeasors to Sc.u Bottlir. Works All ordera for botUed bear wi" J at the brewery. Kept qboMM iJ Free ilty delivery. Telephoua -' sr 1 f, xm MM If a i II '