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I .
'oidCoughssmm.
V . '"" wng medicine. ;&..!!
...i.,lAuhuch with vourfamUg doctor.
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ii.wiu" . iiwi uwiu taut
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SIDELIGHTS
(ContlnuodfrohiPngo80
in. .11.1 nnr alinnlr nf n mnlj
ui not more than 125 wordB n
Lute on an average, ho dellvorcd
bjnttblng 1'ko 136,000 words.
The speech whon transcribed from
e (tenographers notes weighed 20
onnd. and when the tnoBsongor de
lved H nt tn0 senator's -residenco
tflylslon, before printing In the
ires3lonal Record, he had to uso
woo,
The revision wouhl hnvo beon easy '
hi La Follotto, meroly read from
it printed documents ho uaod wlth-
,t break. But ho mado tho occa-
m interesting for his audionce, as
L u difficult for tho stenograph-
by Interspersing his own idea's
hMpcctedly botwoen tho printed
iitt.
patching for tho faintest responso
i treatment, a corps of oye. special
ly are determining mils week
bsther thero is nnj hope of sona-
br Thomas P. Goro, tho brilliant
jtitejman from Oklahoma, over re-
lilting his sight, lost 30 years ago.
; Tde senator long ago despnlrel
t ner seeing again, nnd tho prosonl
rettment comes sololy In responso
il&eplondlng of his faithful wife,
lb accompanies him whorovor ho
xs, whether It be on tho stump or
(the sessions of tho Bennto. ShnlInR- Tho samo experiment was tried
'ilevM there mny still bo n chanco1
!h!i seeing. Whon specialist after
flails, upon examining his eyes'
il reporting that tho optic norvo
li totally dond, advised that thory ,eK 9 protty certain to hnvo some
ti no hope, oho continued her. tnlnB ln lllm worth getting out," ns
arch for an oculist who was not
positive. One was found In Wnsh-j
ton,
("Senator Goro hns not allowed
I'we'f to bo optimistic," said Mrs.Xo wii ot Suffering from Rlicumn-
ore when her husband wont to tho!
hpltil "Ho will not bo greatly
'appointed, should tho experiment,
k Should It succeed, wo will bo
Terjored, although both tho sona-
brand I havo become bo accustomed
i hit blindness that It would ho nl-
fcMMIko stnrtlntr In Hfo ncaln."
Thetenator Is eonsltlvo ovor
, , ,
frtment questions nbout tho man-
rlnwh!ch ho lost his sight. Whon
W years old ho was struck ln tho
ftejre with a boy's arrow. Th9J
Ifi wi pcrmnnontly Injured. Throe ,
ein later h bought an air-gun. '
or like, ho looked down tho bar-
one day nnd tho llttlo shot on-
wl his right eyo, completely do-
p-erlng It, '
Uter ho went to n hospltnl and
I'i light was sufflclontly restored tQ
Wt eye to enable Mm to play
pmei. and to distinguish object.
gradually tho sight dimmed again,
Vi ho wm totally blind within a
i-r ma.ii.-
" uiu.mi-j.
Ones ho went to Ohlcago to see nn
rni', hv becoming engaged In
ALCOHOL a PER OPNT
AcgetaWeRvpafailon6r,s
slrallattogiteFbodafldM UnUieSWffladts&ftil3wcW
Promotes D&sokfnU'
ncssandlHtlontalns neither!
Upium.MomMnc iwmcraL1
Not Narcotic.
JhtfJiia JW"
JMM&tt
Jtthtfnd ..
Anerfect Itemedv for Consft
Hon , Sour Stoiuach.Dlarrtott
Worms .CcnYulswiisJf ewnw
nessandLossoFSLEEP. J
FacSitate SijMtwe of
NEW YORK.
uaraMeed. uiubrnSel
Exact Cpy of Wrappw.
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'""icine
meaicine. to miBtip ...: ".".' r
f,r9f -. "-" -"KUS. i
,nv .".;: "": oHg?. a
- iiiaiiY ncnmn ri . .
Cherrv tw.Li r"' ' n Ayer'8
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OtllOr tnnMn..., i . .
Profiting by the example of Kan
a farmers hiring young college
student, as harvesting hands, Her
bert Knox Smith, commissioner of
corporations, . employing collegians
as trust busters.
Tho Durenn nf nnnn.n .
w"hiuiuviuub re
quires, year by year, tho services
of a large number of mon .,.,
to do research work of various
Kinus. iho bureau Is constantly be-
'"S ordered by congress to Invest;.
saw something. Men aro needed
who can fairly appralso moral and
social values, who will enter their
work with tho hlghost attltudo of
mind, who havo not acquired preju
dices and predilections, and who
have no roason for mlsrenrosontlntf
wnai moy dlscovor.
After a good deal of experiment
ing, tho bureau has dovoloped a the.
ory that young men Just out of col
lego, post graduates, students be
tween the Junior nnd senior years,
and young professors, are tho onos
on tho wholo host fitted for this sort
of work.
Not long ago, Smith talked of the
possibilities of govornmont sorvlco
to a group of young mon at tho Ne
braska university, at Lincoln, Neb.,
nnd as a result sovcrnl are making
money this summer at trust bust-
successfully at tho University of
Pennsylvania.
"Becauso tho chap with a dlspo-
B't,on to onrn his way through col
Commissioner Smith puts It, ho pro-
fcn tho fellow who Is paying for his
own ouueauon.
n
If ,, -,,,, """1,n,,,nw nnvnnft tn
flUff0r from rheumatism, as tho naln
can nlways bo rellovcd, and In most
cjsos a euro effected by applying
.t mm n in wKit nerhS- i
nlono worth many times Us cost. It
mnkos bipod and rost possible Even
n cases oi long standing mis mil
! altnal1 1n rtil mm jfcMifr rt
lni-lM.n ..,,. ...,..,. ,t nffnr,is. rm not
bo dlscournged until you hnvo given
...v ...... ........ . . ........ . w -- -
If a trial. For snlo by Dr. Stono'3
(,ru Btoro-
Voii. v" .
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n' ',,' - " rB nt
; "" v' V ZL u': 1 Z. xr
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nurlc'cii'fi Arnfrn Snlvc Wins.
Tom Moore, of Rural Routo 1,
?".";. w" i"1 aa t
nm, ...,,, fln,i nnthinc that would
hoal It until I applied Bucklon's Ar-
nlca Salvo. ' Less than half of n 25
cam. ox won inu liny iui uiu ui m-
;::., - .- ... ani,i ...!-
.lnrnnt0o nt J. C. Perry's dru
storo.
CASTORIA
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Use
j
I
For Over
Av
rvr Ait
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
TM eTu
vrMr. hTt.
S0CI4L
(Continued from pago three).
Three Senior Class Parties.
Misses Joy Turner and Winona
Savage entertained tho mombers of
the senior class of tho high school
nt the home of Miss Turner on Mon
day night. Tho lawn whoro games
were played was decorated with Jap
aneso lanterns. Punch was Berved.
The house was decorated with pen
nants. Numerous games wore played
and In a conversational contest
prizes wero given to Miss Hortonso
Eppley and Llla Swafford. Refresh
ments consisting of Ico cream and
wafers In tho class colorspurplo
and gold were sowed.
Miss Jennie Fry assisted by Miss
Hortonso Eppley entertained the
sonlor class of tho High school at
bor home, "Bright View," Thursday
night. Fivo hundred wbb tho amuse
ment of tho evening, and Dolbert
Burton succeeded In capturing tho
prize. Tho rooms wero prettily dec
orated with marguerites tho class
flowor. The lawn was lighted with
Japanese antefns. Refreshments
were sorved. Games were payed,
songs sung, and n merry tlmo ln
genernl enjoyed.
,Mlss Susie Watson, a member of
tho Sonlor class of tho High school,
ontertnlned the membors of that
class nnd a numbor ot Wlllametto
university students nnd professors
nt the homo of Attornoy-Goneral
Crawford, lo3t Saturday evening
She wns assisted in ontortnlnlng by
Jim Crawford. Punch wns served on
tho inwn which wns lighted with
Japnneso lnntorns. Somo Impromp
tu sjiceches woro called for and mado
by the students. Refreshments woro
served ln tho house. Miss Rhoda
Watson of Roseburg and Miss Kato
Crawford of Kansas wero prosont.
INtcltnl Snrrod Heart I'npllH.
Pupils of Sacred Heart academy
gavo an excellent recltnl In tho acad
emy hall last night. Tho hnll which
wns beautifully decorated with gar
lands of pink and whtto rosos,. fonts
nnd plains, was filled with au appre
ciative audionce. All tho glrta of
the school woro gowned In whtto and
mado a very pretty picture
Father Mooro presented tho gram
mar grndo diplomas and an interest
ing address was mado to tho class
by Hon. W. M. Kalsor.
Tho following program was ren
dered: "Gnlopo MUltalro," Mayor Piano
1, Freda Do Mars, II. Chapman, M,
Condon; piano 2, Nnnndlle Bloom,
K. Lynch, B." Irwin.
"Spring Sbng," vocal trio S. H.
A, chorus. I
"Polka Brllllnnte," Rathbun
Mnrlo, GertiMdo and Cathcrlno
Campbell,
"To Spring," Crelg Lucllo Jav
koskl. t ,s
"V0I003 Of Spring," Behr Helen
Barr, Francos Linn, Allco Skiff,
Clnudln Spink.
' "Second Mazurka," Godnrd Lyle
Stelwor.
"My Dear Jarushy," Gaynor
Ollvo McGeo.
"Wltchoa' Danco," MacDowell
Ruby Stelwor.
"Modorato," Danola Violins,
Stflla Klnloy, Mildred Robort, Nan
nollo Bloom, Alice Mulkey.
"Lo Cavalier Fantastlque," God
nrd Ponrl Robort. ,
HVtnnnnlltnn Dnnt OaMM Hfln.
(11 4i;ufuiiiUii uuui awbt wn- (
zn; (b) "Rosos Aftor Rain," Liza
Lohymann Evelyn Woods.
Selecon from "II Trovatoro"
Josophlno Mooreheau.
"Persian March' C. do Kontskl-
ano 1, Bertha Ballay, Allco Mul-
Piano
key; piano 2, Lucllo Jaskoskl, LouIsj
Whale.
Presentation oi coruncaius iur j
Palmer method of penmanship. I
Presentation of sophomore music
certificates for pianoforte and volco.
Presentation of grammar grade
diplomat. j
Addrsi Hon. W. M. Kalsor, A.
M D. G.
Hcnefil Carnival.
The Falrmount, Juniors, hasjbaH
c'ub held a carnival at tho homo of
Mr. John Carson on South High
street Thursday evening. An admls
ison fee of five cents was charged at
the big gate, and the side show
were one csnt oxtra. The s&
show3 were: Zazoo, the wild man:
Loop-the-Loop: 7m Zu, the snake
charmer; the Lime i-aay; iue
Humpty-Bumpty clowns and tho me
nagerie. A nice little sura was mado
wlhch will be ued for expenses.
stomach Troubles. I
Many remarkable cures of stom-
nch troubles have been effected by
Chamberlain's Htoraacn aim i"
Tablets. One man who had spent1
over two thousand dollars for wedl-,
cine and treatment was cured oyj
a few boxes of these tablets. Price (
25 cents. Samples free at Dr.
WANT ApSRMJICk
MMWWlMWWMWMHWwmiM
FOR SALE
For Sale Good, almost new hay
baler. Can bo seen at Capital Soap
Works, 1230 Ferry street. Will
sell cheap. 6-8-2w.
For Sale Ono team ot young horses
weight 1200 pounds, 4 and 6 years
old, color black. Inqulro at Fash
ion stables, opposite court house
6-10-3t.
For Sale First-class carpet paper at
this office, 25c for a big roll.
Farm and City Property Our lists
of desirable properties Is too largo
.to specialize. Yerex Bros. Co.,
373 State street. tf.
Jfew and Second Hand Goods We
aro now located ln our quarters
on Contor Btreot, whero wa will
do a general business In new and
second hand goods, watch repair
ing a specialty. Gordan & Ra2olI,
325 Center streot. 5-12-lmo.
For Sale Good rubbor-tlro buggy.
Call on Romeo Huntor, at Cross'
market. 6-ll-3t
There Is a Demand For nronertlos
conveniently located which may he
purchased on Installments. If you
havo ono of merit, olthor city or
country, to bo sold ln this mannor
at market valuo, lot mo know
about It. Customers aro now wait
ing to closo deals.
FOR SALE.
OIO Acres Located 3 miles from
good, thriving town, closo to Sa
lem. 240 acres under cultivation,
75 acres timber, balnnco pasture,
1 8-room houso, 1 C-room house,
barn 54x02, will hold sufficient
feed for 2 years, othor outbuild
ings; school Iioubo on tho place.
Stock consisting of 40 head good
cattle, 5 head horses, 10 hogs, and
wagons nnd Implements goes with
place, all for $40 por acre. Good
tonus may bo had.
IB Acres Located In tho famous
Roscdalo district, 11 acres undor
cultivation, 3 acres orchard con
sisting of prunes, penrs, apples
and cherries. Raspberries and
strawberries. About 8 acres la
oats and vetch, balanco pasture.
5-roo'm houso and barn; prlco
,$2250.
20 Acres Located CV4 mllos from
Salem, all undor cultivation ex
cept a Vi aero of tlmbor. Soil, a
rich black loam, no gravel nor
, .whlto land on placo. A 20x2G
houso and a now 24x32 bnrn, alio
now granary 14x10. Good family
orchard-,' prlco, $2250. Goo.l
terms can bo had.
SALEM INVESTMENT CO.
432 Stato street.
LODOEq.
?nricntcs Union No. 10US Loca'
Union No. 1065 of Carpenters anrf
Jolrors of Amorlca moot ever?
Saturday evening nt 8:00 p. ra. Is
HearBt hall, 420 State St. A. W
Dennis, Rec. See.
Foresters of America Court 8her
wood Forestors, No. 19. Meeti
Saturday night in Holman hall,
State streot Waldo Miller, C. R.;
J, O. Perry, financial secretary.
Central Lodge No. 18, K. of P.
Caitle Hall la Holmaa block, eor
ner State and Liberty street!
Tuosday of each week at 7:30 p
m. Oscar Johnson, O. 0.; E. B
Anderson, K, of R. and S.
Modt.rR WoodeB of AmlcA-Ox
MB Po,BP .. M B24 MwU
kod Cedar Camp No. 5246. Met
ovary Thursday evening at I
o'clock In Holman hall. W. W
Hill, V. 0.; F. A Turner, clerk
.Voodmen of World Meet every Fr
day night at 7:30, In Holman hal
O. L. Darling, C. O.; P. L. Fras
W, Clerk.
Lincoln Annuity UnloB. Sick, ace!
deut and pension Insurance; $2.
000,000 pledg-d; every claim pal
Good agent wanted. J. H. C
Mongomory, supreme organizer
Box432 Salem, Oregon. R. K
Ryan, secretary, 546 8tate itra
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES
Livery and Fwd Staldea Old Pot
m ciotilca nf 9KJ Porrv itreot
between Commercial and From J
streets. Telephone 188. 8ome of
the flneBt liveries in the city can I
be found here. Dick Wostacott J
proprietor 10-t-lrr
SASH AND IKMDU FACTORIES
pranjt m. Browa. Manufacturer nf
satft, doors, mouldings. All kind
ot houso finish and hard woo4
woak. Front street, betwsea 8tat
aad Ceart. Malta all esaplalBta
at tk9 eM.
wwwwimmwwwtiiiwuiimiiimniwuwuwwumf
MISCELLANEOUS
tLost in Salem, Wednesday, a $20
goia piece. Reward tor return to
Journal ofllco. 6-12-3t
Good IIouso For Rent )ho with
barn, five-acre poultry place, $4
to $7por month. Fine dairy farm.
Box 113, Turaor, Or. 6-l0-3t
Found 32-calbro Iver Johnson re
volver, 2 boxes of shells, .aramunl
tlon bolt and Eastman folding
kodak. Owner can havo samo by
calling at room 5, Scott Hotol, Sa
lom, and Identifying property and
paying for this ad. 0ll-3t.
Loalon Noodle, Home- Ferry street,
near High. 6-5-lmo.
Togo Noodlo Hoaso First class
place to get bowl noodles. Fresh
and woll sorvod 10c. 439 Forry
street. 6-B-lmo
KORINEK A KKNWELli
Veterinarians Graduates Ontario
Votlnary Collogo. All calls prompt
ly attended to. Ofllco 207 8.
High street. Phono, 150. resi
dence 098. 5-1-lmo.
Help Furnished Free of Charge njr
Salem Employment Company, 478
Stato street, phono No. 149. Par
tics wanting holp please call at
office or phone us. Also havo cows
for sale.
Concrete Work Get my prices on
sldowalks, curbs, soptlc tanks and
cemont work ot any kind. All
work guaranteed first-class. Mr.
Ward, Highland add. Phone 509.
' May 24-tf
Vojcct Lamher and FhoI Co. .Lum
ber .shingles, building material
wood and coal. Low prices and
prompt delivering One block east
of S. P. paueng- dopot. Phone
7-2-tf
Ilutto A Wcndemth Fine wlnns
liquors and claars. We handlt
the celebrated Kellog gand Cattle
whiskies. Cool and refreshing beer
constantly oi- draught. South
Commercial street. D-S-lyr
Enlarged Our mint "rrfarkot on
Et Stotestreefthas boon doubled
In slzeiand .we. are bettor prepar1
than" fivor to .serve customers.
Prompt . service and tho bet ef
moats-o.ur motto. Call er'Hhoae
199. B. E. Edwardn Moat Co.
PLCTIRERS
ieo. M. Ilarr Plumbing, hot wato
and steam hunting anC tinning
164 Commercial streot. Pbon
Main 19C. 9-1-lyr
M. ,7, petzel PIumblnK. steam anA
I '
gas fitting. Succosjor to Knox A
Murphy, 226 Commercial strest
'Prone Main 17.
.VANTEp. rrn.
antf'7ur?)nF?
$500, tho best of collateral secur
ity to offer Address G 10, Jour
nnl office. 0-11-tf
Wiuitnl Position Llnotypo machinist-operator
of 11 years oxporl
onco would Ilko position In west.
Tomperato; day work; employed.
"II. J. W., this office. 0-6-lw
lUwpbcrry Pickers Wanted Largoit
nnd host yards; steady work;
hlghost prlco paid. Good camping
grounds with wood nnd wator.
Located ono-half mllo south of
Chomawn. Apply soon, N. O, Jor
genson. 0-01w
Wanted Girl for general houss
work, lady and little girl In fam
ily. Enquire- at Elito hotel..
6-ll-3t
For Rent Now 7-r'oom houso an"4
barn. Pump on porch. 1510 N.
Commercial St. Inqulro Hill's Peel
Room. Phono 454. 6-11-lw
DRAYMEN.
CuinnilHa Bros.' TrHrer Cerapany
All kinds of transfer work doo
Furniture and pianos boxed read;
for shipment. Prompt service li
our motto. Stand and office at
253 South Commercial street
Phone 210 RvMdenc Phone 968
KUTTERNUT BREAD.
It Is worth more than any other
read yet the prlco is no higher
Tor sal- at your grocers'.
CALIFORNIA BAKERY,
Thomas Sc Oooly, Props,
Salem Fence Works
Headquai-tera for Woveu Wire
Fencing,
Po-jltry Netting, Pickets. Gates,
Malthoid Rooflng, P. & D. Ready
Roofing, Screen Doors and Ad
justable Wltdow Screens.
CHAS. D. MULLIGAN
Suceor
WALTER MORLEY.
SO Court . bWimb, Ore.
RETURNS"
$
RRAL BSTATE FOR feALB
uvrv wuc5 inis
If Strike Y6? '
195 Acrt lidfWfcndi
150 acres unJer cultivation, 14
acres saaall timber, balance pa
turo, 9-room Houw, X baras, 2
acres orchard, aprlag water, Ioam
mixed with aa&di Wllh the plae
is 18 cows, 10 helfrs"l year old,
1 bull, 5 horses, 1 colt, wagOM,
plows, harrows, hack, faaalag
mill, separator, chickens, feirkeys,
12 hogs, 8 swarms bees, etc. Land
nearly all levot, and 2 mllM
from a good town, can be had now
for $46 por acre, this place wltH
stock Is worth $60 per acre aad
Is a money maker. ,
OLMSTED LAND CO.
Salem Branch Ycrex Bros. Ce.
1173 STATE STREET.
nt
HOTELS AND RH6TAURAKTf.
IMlMIIIMIHlMUlMfM
The
t Whke House Restaurant f
For a Regular
1 25cDinnerat20c J
They caa't be beat
McGilcltrist Sc Son
Proprietors.
IHI1I Iimilllll
IIIIHIMIIMIIIIIIHI
t
OOlTRTv
Call aad try tkaw. 1
W "ai 'i, 'rttaafp.
I ?t VKytf
aise xarBtMed remi
reasonable.
AT TMB
Salem
Restaurant
MEALS 15c
!
wGm
HOTEL, OREGON
Cor Seventh and Stark SU.
Portland's Nw and Modern I
llolel. Kales $1 per day and
up. European plan. Tree Bus.
WRIGIIT-WCKINSON HOTEL CO.
Proprietors
SALEM WATER COMPANY
OFFHJH CITY HALL.
For water service apply at esl
Bills payable noathly la adraaaa.
Phono 44 Main 147 N. High if,
C. W. YANNKE
Proprietor ot
THE FASHION STABLES
Cabs and Llvory, all Rigs Modera
Rubber Tiro.
liuie Wing Sang Co.
1HCJ STOCK OF noons
Wo make up all kinds of wrappers
and whlto underwear, walsU. klmoa
as and skirts, all kinds nf gentle
men and ladles' furnishing goods;
all l:lnd of slks and dress goods,
hose, suit, panUj, overalls, blankets,
neckwear, matting, chlnaware,
trunks, embroidery and lace, etc.
01R STORE IIIST.
Goods now at very low price big
sale.
SlUfl K, Commercial St., Salem, 0.
PMM1
IFKNCHFEMAII
PILL.S.
A tin, Cut.i. tiuit Ut Btm Uumttno.
LiIm GUiuuTw.M, K..4. ..( .
i.i. .uimii Tl till. Il.I nlBMa4f 1 1
M ).- Ul. TOwlttHllUI,HMHHM
nt. Itl-ui
IUM Mai IWI W", I. Ilu
UHlttBjItBICIL CO. T4. UnuitH. .
5cW In Skm by Dr. 5. C 3bt,
' 4
1
i il
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b
'Stone's drug store.