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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1905)
SHOWS HEALTHY GROWTH Report of the President of the Salem Public Library President Kcllllior of the. Salem ;juibllc library, mnlus the following ro- Iport to tuo members of tho Salem's Woman's club, of tho operations of tho library from May 22, 1004, to May 1, 1005: Acorulng to tho provisions of tho jlbrary constitution I submit tho fol lowing report of tho operations of tho lllbrnry from Its beginning, May 22, 1001, to Mny 1, lflOu, and our financial condition nt the cloip of tho year. When tho library opened, Mny 22, jwo had on hand ubout 200 volume iheso included 80 volumes from n boolc hocial, a liberal donation from Chnrlcs 11. Jones nnd other frlonds. Wo Imvo now on shelves 1081 volumes. Wo Imvo also a book order of nearly 100 volume pot yot received, although books nro paid for. Tho library has been open six hours Knlly, or 30 hours per week from tho beginning, tho ladles of tho Woman's Mub doing their own library work until October 1, when Miss llorolla Phillips rns employed ns librarian. f Wo opened with an excellent reading aroom, una nro now furnished with 47 tnngnzine nnd papers. ' Tho Items of attendance, circulation, etc., nro as follews: rcmbcrs 424 Utendnnce 12,050 circulation Adults G,170 Juvenile 000 total circulation (S3) per cent) i fiction 0,100 Volumes received f Purchased . 470 "'Donations ,. 1,408 Periodicals bound '. 22 DAH.Y OA1ITAL JOtTBNAL,BAIJag OBSQOy, SATTJEDAT.jaAYlSy 1805."; ft &.. .& iflL' t.At A wo navo had substantial aid from tho city council In tho uso of with light and heat. This has kept our operating expenses at n minimum. We hope, however, to have additional main tennnco from the city, ns wo think that at least part of tho burden of sup port should be borno by tho city. We nro grateful to the public for nnnncinl nid toward maintenance, nlso for contributions of books and periodi cals. Wo nro especially Indebted to tho Woman's club, to whom wo owo our organization, nnd to tho Individual members who imvo given us financial aid nnd loyal support, and havo enused us to write sitccoss upon our banners. Tho only change mado in tho constitu tion daring tho present year Is the re moval of ago for membership. Tho trustws nro now taking steps townrd tho Incorporation of tho asso ciation. Wo Imvo laid tho foundation this year for n good juvenile department, havo put considerable stress on our history, nnd havo started our refcrenco library, although wo renlizo that both time and money nro needed to put this In proper condition. t-H m T 111 it I I I I Hit' I STATE SOCIAL NEWS Talks With Our Frlonds. Tho Journal has many friends It would like to talk with through tint proper. Some of those nro wh. might bo cnllcil nssocTato editors, as they take n friendly Interest In whnt tho pnpor Vnys and docs. Mnny n tlmo ono of those has come In nnd said: "Hettqr lot np nn this or tlint. You havo milto I exhausted tho subject, or you nro on tn iiininmi m-m-M-n- Woodburn. I T. THM.1 -.!- 1 ! .-'. I.- . l . . ... . ... nvnmij iiiuuc ii uiisini'ji iriji mo wrong sine." All SIIOIl Hints nro to rortianu liiursday. valuable to n nowBimpcr, nnd onlv Adjutant Gonernl Flnzer n 'friend will givo tho odltor tho benefit Woodburn on business Thursday. Horn, to Mr. nnd Mrs. Ross Hard castle, Sunday, May 7, n son. Miis draco Taylor of Salem Is visit' Ing with Mr. and Mrs. II. Altnow. Miss Ruth Uoborts went to Portland! of n suggestion llko that. Another class of frlonds bring us miggostlons for X-ltnys, nnd llttlo scraps of verses. Tho lnttcr clnss oro some times men, nnd sometimes women. Alt aro appreciated. (1 C. McCorklo orders Tho Journal Friday to spend a few days visiting (i nostonln, San Diego county, Cnl., friends nnd relative-.. nnJ writcgI l4JIaV0 nol gc(m R ,,, Mr. nnd Mrs. Shcrmnn W. Mnupln paper in ton years, so plcaso don't do aro tho proud possessors of n baby boy lay In sending mo a copy." Oeorgo J .bom Monday, May 8. j Drako changes from Myrtlo Creek to Mnck Smith nnd wlfo of Salem aro Kcnyon, Ark, visiting with tho former's father, Mr.! Tho Journal has n iiumbor of electric T. P. Soulcs, this week. car lino deliveries that nro very satis- A social will bo given In tho M. E. factory. Handles of papers nro sent church next Wednesday, May 17. All to lho Fn,r Grounds toro, tho Asylum nvcnuo sioro, tno iiiectrio grocery on Vr. v w m',. i i t i. I ...... .. ... ........ KUVU u. , membcrs ml fricn(lg of tl)0 , h nro library board nnd her plnco was filled I Invited uy tno election or Dr. Mary M. Stn- . , . , , . pnrk. Howell's nt tho end of tho car mot nt tho homo of Mrs. F. W. Set- ,in n l"! litCei f'!'1 ,DnUl0'8 r0V tlcmlor Wednesday afternoon nt 3 o'clock. Mrs. J, Harding and daughter of Glcndnle, Ore., nro visiting tho for mer's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Martin Wampolo. Kugcni) Moshberger of this city nndlDauo's grocery. JHss Ida Golsey of Aurora wcro unit- pies. Mrs. T. T. dcor and Dr. Staples' tlmo of office explro with tho closo of tho year. Wo tender thnnks to Miss Mary Isom of tho Portlnnd publlo 11- brny, for counsel nnd assistance. I wish to publicly thank members of tho librnry board and tho librnrlan for their henrty cooperation during tho present year. Only once did wo fall in holding n board meeting, because n quorum wns not prosent. Our meet ings hnvo been harmonious, nnd I think wo havo all aimed at tho public good. Respectfully submitted, OAItOMKi: h. niUSTOI'-KKLMHKK Salem, Ore., Mny 13, 1005. Stnto street, tho Pntrick storo In Yew eery on South Commercial street. IIuiv dreds of copies nro distributed nt thesa places nt 35 cents per month, or thrco months for n dollar. New subscribers nro O. J. Parson, Sa ilcm, routo 0; J. O. O. Wlmor, Elcctrlo I grocery; Clin. Jory nnd Wulter Pngo, onncd to librnry (long loan). 10 Total 1,08$ Volumes donntcl to other libra- Jrlcs 3 Volumes lost 1 iTolumo dlwnrdod 1 A Disastrous Calamity. It Is n disastrous calamity, when you lose your health, because indiges tion nnd constipation havo sapped it nwny. Prompt rollcf can bo had In Dr. King's Now Llfo Pills. Thoy build up your dlgcstlvo organ and euro head acho, dizziness, colic, constipation, etc. Quarnntocd nt J. C. Perry's drug storo; 25c o volumes In librnry 1,084 j Financial Statement, locclved from Womnn's club. 247 85 toceived' from farco nnd cnu- tatn , 48 10 lecclvcd from donntlons on maintenance 270 20 tecelvcd ns subscrlitIon for periodicals (2 yours) .... 81 45 iccelver at librarian's desk fiMornborshlp and due 23 00 iblook rcntnls 20 83 'lne, dnmages, etc 30 00 $728 03 t'llcsldcD this tho Woman's Club has lid bills for us for furnishings tu the mount of 31.57. Other friends have lid oxpremnge, stationery and post-fje, Disbursements. librarian's salary $150 00 vnltor's work 17 20 ubscriptfons for periodicals (two years) 82 45 aokblndtng (periodical) .... 21 00 looks 305 43 freight nnd cartage 10 38 rlntlng, postage, etc 0 01 Ixtures 4 25 Tho University of Oregou nnd Uni versity of Washington track teams will hold n dual meet on Kliicnld Field In tills city on Saturday, May 20. Tills will bo tho biggest event of its kind of the season. Dr.Stone's Drug Store does n strictly cash business, owes no one, and no ono owes it; carries largo stock; Its shelves, counters and show case aro loaded with drugs, medicines, notions, toilet nrtlclos, wines nnd liquors of all kinds for medical pur poses. Dr, Stone is a regular grndunt In medlclno nnd hns bad many year of oxperienco in tho practice Consults tlons are free. Prescriptions nro free, nnd only regular pricos for medicine, Dr. Stone can bo found nt hi drug toro, Snlom. Oregon, from 0 in the morning until 0 at night. cd in mnrrlago Wednesday nt noon In Oakland, Cnl, Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Altnow celebrat ed their sixteenth wedding anniversary Monday evening by entertaining n few of their friends. Miss Mlnnlo MoKeo has gone to Qoldcndnlc, Wash., whuro she will visit with her brothers, Leonard and Her mnn McKce, for somo time. Mrs. M, D. Montgomery of North Ya kima, Wash., who has been visiting with Mr. nnd Mrs. It. F. Cooley for the past two weeks, hns go no to Los An geles, Cnl., to join her husband. Invitations hnvo been isund to tho mnrrlago of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wampolo 's daughter, Miss Inez Mnriam Wnmpole, to Albert P, Mlshlor, to tako plnco ut tho homo of tho bride's parents In this city Wednesday evening, Mny 17. Tho dctull of Company I, Third Reg imont Infantry, O. N. U., for gunrd nt tho Lewis nnd Clark exposition leave on tho overland trnln Monday at 0 a, m. to report for duty nt tho Mult nomah armory ut 0 n. in. J. Curter will tako tho plnco of Hugeno Hubbard ns ono of tho five guards from Com pany I. Hfiie Wing Sang Co China and Japanese Fancy Ooods, Mat tings and Dry Ooods, Silks, Era 'broidery Laces. Make up new line I dents' and Ladles' Furnishing Goods, Suits, Wrappers, Skirts, Waists now bok plates and mending ..... 2 05 at low prices. Sale cheap. By alley, Cembershlp deposits returned.. 0 00 Court street, Salem, Orrgon. 'Phone Incidentals 75 Black 2165. stance on baud 22 43 I $728 05 Doafnoss Cannot Be Cured Ily locnl applications, ns they cannot reach tho diseased portion of the ear. There is only ono wny to cure deafness, nnd that I by constltutionnl remedies. Denfnesa I cnusod by nn Inflamed con dition of tho mucous lining of the Eus tachian Tube. Whon this tube I In flamed you hnvo a rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing, nnd when it 1 en tirely closed, denfnos Is the result, nnd unless the inflammation can be token out nnd this tubo rostored to It normal condition, bearing will bo destroyed for ever; nino cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which Is nothing but an Inflamed condition of the mucous sur faces. Wo will give One Hundred Dollar for nny caso of deafness (caused by Ca tarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall' Catarrh Cure, Bend for circulars free. P. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, 7fic. Take Hall' Family Pill for Consti pation, j yr BOSTON W i BROWN r g . Q o B TJ j e ? BREAD ij w FLOUR 8 Ask yoar Grocer for It Pacific Coast Factory, San Joae, Cal. sju chichhtcr'h knoxidh PeWMYROYAL PILLS ft F?3 . W Ii l.,ltkLI l.a4l-..k ll.a.vl.. -r ciuduiMrr.K'N jtMciLiHii UKII UI4 MIlDI. flH -nto4 iu ntiaaa k at . s, lCrjs) nVtUttU ! Ji iunt II Ism M Jl bra lata. KtUa UU H. Mt41i ! Br f ytsjr UrifilM, f a4 4f. I " l(Mr fmw Ia4Im," -) J.t-r, L r I Kit HM'VUIHUMIIIIt PMlt I . .. ChUhMUrCfcr-.lt.ir ' t41 Httiar, lJl.V4- VK, Learningf By Experience aUs? Hi 4-MI9ICIfKBItlB9I9aeillHl)lBl)IBIMM4M- j WANTED, LOST AND FOUND j 1 Ads Printed in the Journal Satisfy the Advertiser 4WMIrtH30tMlillllllHIiaBtIMII Big Reduction Sale on Muslin and Lace Cat tains An Investment last winter and spring of $73 In ndvertlslng spaco In two agri cultural publications put 12,400 in a farm boy's pocket, no advertised seed corn. It wns the first publicity pur chasing he ever did, and naturally ha went about It in that diffident. Incred ulous manner which is of oomldembU nsslatanco to tbo "new man" In killing trado. Still bo made money and, wbat Is more Important when philosophical ly considered, learned to appreciate the value of printers' Inkv Agricultural Ad vertising. If thar ra mnr doabtinn Tbomasa mono; oar niarchanta, tnr should advcrtl' In this paper. It rsarhe tba bnara In lonn and tba adjacanl territory. I See the pcices we quote on Muslin Cur tains. Display in window. I15e furtuliis JJ5 35 01.75 Curtain 05 2.00 Ciirtuliis 1.15 2.85 Curtain 1,25 W.50 Curtnlns 1,35 We are showing a handsome line of lace curtains on the second floor. Bur en & Hamilton I HMMH THE MAN WHO MADE THE IS B E WRIGHT $ famous" Because you can obtain from ium moire and better dentistry tban from any otber dentist in the city. Painless? you htt. You don't believe it? Read this: I bave just bad a gold crown put on a ogth by Dr. Wright, and It didn't hurt. " BEYNOLDa W. OIliTABT, Salem. I want to say a few word for.tbe benefit of my friend concerning Dr. Wright' Method of Painless Extraetlon, I was just a year making up my mind to bave my teeth taken out, and, having been recommended by a good many people to come to Dr. Wright, I decided to do so, and todsy bad 10 teeth extracted, and cheerfully and gladly say that It did not hurt roe a partlele. I shall certainly tell all of my friend to go there when they have teeth to pull. Yours truly, AIRS. It. I. CRANQLi:, Salem. I (flatly recommend Dr, Weight's painles method of filling teeth, Ho filled four for me entirely without pain, WIMJAM SOIIAFKU. Salem, Don't' tafce my wod for it simply asfc any one of these people, or ask your, neighbor, in all probability, he i a patient of aalne. DR. B. E. WRIGHT, The Painless Dentist Heers: 8 a. m. to 5 p. m., 7 p. m, to 8 p. m. Swtrfays tO a tau to 2 M. STEUSLOFF BUILDING, COURT STREET. PHONE MAIN 259 m
