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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-01

Physical culture is attracting much
atteutloo a Salem. We all know that
for want 0f proper culture plants and
trees d~indiea0d become extinct or fail
% bloom aDc bear fruit So We reason
By analogy an individual may foF want
u physical education. training or ex-
erclse not enjoy perfect health. He
may be too neshy or too thin from na-
ture and constitution, when proper
culture would give him q normal con-
ditiOn ~ physical perfection. IL Is
probably true tha. not over one person
10 ten breathe correctly or make full
use Of their lungs, some using part Of
one lobe, and lead an obe-lunged ex-
isteDce, are deficient in circulation Of
the blood and hence Of low vitality.
Science ought 70 enable an intelligent
person 10 overcome these defects that
90 amount OF doctorIng with medicine
can reach. We do not understand
that Prof. Whltehorn now giving
courses OF instruction In physical cul-
ture aims 10 supplant medical pract-
Ice in any way. His methods and
sy,tem appertaIn TO physical culture
only and he seeks 70 correct defective
habits and practices that are the re-
suit OF neglect aud ignorance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-01

are due solely to her own fauit seidaS,
occurs to her, but often Il Is so Hesitt,
strength and vigorous vitality are hers IL
sne Will but ask and reach for them.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription was
made for her. DR.. Pierca's Golden Mod
ieal Discovery was made for her. THE To-
mer is for the ills distinctly feminine The
other for her general system. Tooether
they supply a scientific and successful
course OF treatment. The "Fayorite Pre-
scripuon restores healthy, regular actio,,
10 the organs distinctly feminine. II forces
out all impurities, strengthens the t;ss,,ss
SAy uiltaung Inflammation. The "Cold.
en- Medical Discovery" makes ANNETTE
aavips digestion, promotes assimiiation
mis- out the hollows In cheeks and nsc2,
Win good solid flesh and brings bset tks
elaasome glow Of girlhood. Rest NJ ali
Win these remedies there Is no need ~
oetested examinations " and @locaI tTsst
ment" 20 abhonent to every modes
Thousands Of grateful women h.,,.
written letters like this lave
:, MAS SAMANTHA NJ. cRANAtRR Of R,, =.
90, S,aafora CO., ~, writes: 81 with SSJi,sr
lie that write these few lines In f,,.o "a peas
f1eree's Golden Medical DiScove,,s,@ s@,oI ~" oi Dr'
IoIlte Prescription the medicinss whi.S IA
Sone me 80 much good. was comniessI,, DaNe ..
Gown sothat could scarcely drag n,xrssis s-5 s5u1 iu1
tne mouse had been getting weskeS Snd ",ounu ,e,
!oI several yeaTs until lost ali honr ~ - ~oIse
nhg any better. took four bottfcs ~ 50,
yVof medicines and am now perfNrtis, -, S1Sn OF
respectfully yours
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-01
FLOODS,
The Situation at Guthrie.
Tirslsss Sesreh ior Hetins gf ths
Flood Along cinsrrOn River.

81 GrrER1E- o. 7. May 1--Tbe Cot
tooEoo,d aud Cimzrrun rivers are n0p
. uiibla their baaks- SezrchiDg par
ties have goos out fD bats sDd raft.
u east 10th tanks for sixty miles
from Guthrie O. farther in search f0l
dead bOdies.
I PIllsEers looted the Wrecksge, en-
I teFinz many 6isnsnfle5 bo1sss in the
zbsenoe q their owners Guards we're
! placed eTsryEhere possible There
Were threats made 70 Inch the thieves
but noDe weEe caught
No sdditi0nsl bodies have been re-
covered iu the vicinity q Guthrie
A man was reported 80sting down
The Cimsrr0o o. . log A party has
gone 08t % intercept MIN IL possible.
The destitute are being cared fOr.
Scores q Orgsui1ed searching
parties are q. EOrk but progress is
slow since tons q debris must Be
dug over in the search II Is belieTed
the rushing waters Of the CimarrOn
conceal many corpses- The Cimarorn
bottom contains quicksa1d. and il Is
one Of the most treacherous streams
in the country.
Five more bodies were recovered /
from the debris left by Wednesdays 1
storm in West Guthrie. The bodies
Of Geo. Owens and Mrs. Charles Runs 7
we're found on the west bank q the 4
river. The bodies Of Henry Simmons
and Mrs. Watson and child were
found under pile Of hay near the
CimarrOn river. Mrs Watson had 1
her child clutched to her breast, { q
which position both met death.
The bodies Of dead will be buried
tomorrow. The Cimarrou river is
iammed with wreckage and the bodies
Of dead animals. Farmers are fishing
out and carrying of wreckage by cart
loads. The rear portion Of the Helm
brewing plant, containing $4,000
worth of machinery, caved into the
Cottonwood river this morning. Over
|, 800 homeless people are being cared
for by the city.
The Sante Fe railroad company in
creaseased its force Of trackmen TO
200, yesterday, and now has that num-
Der Of men at work south Of Guthrie.
The superintendent states that the
lines will be open 10 the south, tOmOr-
row. Over four miles OF tue Sante
Fee rOaebed were washed out. The
santa Fee will lose s25, 600. The loss
70 this city and county, by careful
,stimate, reaches $4,000. Several .
.ostly bridges were destroyed. Twelve
'ersons are missing.
The body Of George Owen, who went /.
own while saving Others, has been =.
Ou I'D where it sank, caught fast in a .
mall tree. Mrs. Fannie Rufen,
Olored, was found buried In the debris
I her own door yard. Several more
odies are reported TO have been found q
n the Cimarron. Hundreds are at
TOrk on the mountain wreckage at
he railway bridge hunting for bodies.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-01
FLOODS CRIMINAL WASHNGlUN
1 Ss cbs Mdsrsrs Are Executed From National Capitol
1, sh k vs-, r ne Penalty Con-
lo,v ca-.r,, Hawaii.
CRIMINAL
MUrdereB Are Executed
Cir Por Pad ths Death Penaltl
at Spossns.

SPOzASE NAY L-Gin P0n paid
TIE penalty for the murder q Lee
Tong The eKsc1fio1 Ess witnessed
y 40 persooz admitted b. cards A
vast thru1g stood q the outside
In his cell Gin P11 prsyed and pro
fesss5 faith iB the Christian religion.
He Eas ATTENDED 5T tW0 Christian
ministers Hevept and trem6ied but
when the moment csDei for the
march % the s1zf0lc he Cerved him
sslfssnd walked calmly - the steps.
He sboEed % signs q Eeskness on
sczffOld ami lent his assistance 70 the
fatal pFePsrati0ns.
The crime for which be died was
one q the m1st stT1cio1s in the his
t0ry q the northwest He literally
hacked his victim q pieces. His
guilt was beyond question. He con-
fessed, expressing Pe0Itenoe
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-01

a salem barter has pgt 6osn ~
price a . frsf-cfzss hstb - 10 oents.
H,w b. cs1 fuTBish bos water.
tyuels snap. brushes ard zttsHs5.
sooe a. that price is Dof
elsflT srpIaioe5. Perhaps the plan
- . iez5er. SoliVHed by msny DeF-
ctznfs ~ drss trsse. - ttSe sxpssn1-
tsor. Asa hath - beTt el0se kia
% p3efT. tte matter j. suf5cisntlT
iDpoTfaot - deserve editorial u5sn-
ton. 4 hath for 3 bit leaves q
sbit' fOr cigar ~ The cyntrib1tiO8
toK. Baths formerly cost iNO bits
HOE BO1x tie red0osd prizes vii pre-
vail is oOf ce-fsio. bgi certainly l0nz
eD0ugh for sD1De % gash HbD
never washed before-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-01

NEW TINE CARD.-The new sched-
ule OF the Southern Pacific company
went into effect at IL O'Clock today
The Salem local made It's final trip to
Portland this morning and the south
bound California overland, commence
Ing this evening will reach Salem at
$50 p. IN. The north bound overland
will arrive In this city at 7:lO a. m.
The Roseburg mail, south bound will
reach Salem at II a. IN. as at present
while the north bound ROseburg local
will arrive 20 minutes earlier reaching
Salem at ? o'clock instead Of 2:lO p N.
The freights arriving during the
night will be given forty minutes in
which TO do the necessary switching
thus doing away with yard engine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-01

The w. c. 4. ". has taken a step IN
advance by establishing a mercy
day. One day in the year is 20 be OBJ
served by the local unions, and by
the schools aud churcbesthat can be
interested. ia teaching children TO be
merciful and humane TO everything,
beast aud human. THIS Is mark OF
civilization. This world is stIll too
full Of people who profess 20 be re-
liglOus with relation 10 win
ming heaven, without practic-
ing the virtues OF kindness, gentle
ness, and humanity here on earth. IL
the WOman's Christian Temperance
Union will lead Ia this work they will
perform a service that will endear
their order still more 20 the lovers OF
moral progress.
The number who are ignorant or In
different about the necessity and
practical value cf kindness 20 animals
Is very large. This education has
been neglected by church and school.
One cannot go upon the streets OF
city without seeing horses twisting
and shaking their heads under tile
cruel torture OF an. uncomfortable
overhead checkreIn. We are glad 10
s'e tae growth OF interest ia REFORM
ing these abuses. Salem has been
able 70 niaintain a humane society.
but II has not been active, uor has Il
had the support aud encouragement
OF Christian people as ID has deserved.
We are glad 20 see an effort making
10 establish bands OF mercy aud carry
on humane education work Ia the
schools OF our city. IL Is OF great
Importance In the proper education
Of boys or girls that they be taught
10 be humane aud mereiful In their
youth. Thls education should be
carried on ia the home, the school,
the church aud the neIghb0rhOOd. |
We hope those WHO have opportunity |
10 promote teaching OF kindness 70
iumb animals viii not negleotlt.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-01

There Is 10 greater flake" than sta
tistics on money in circulation. The
Salem gold organ says:
People who assumed last fall that
the United States has not enough
money will be interested to know that
the money ia circulation today 10 the
United States is nearly 140 million
dollars greater than year ago. The
treasury figures show the cir culatiOn
April /, 1897, 10 be 81 ,669, 900, ,694, and
That Of April i, 1876, 81 ,52s, 49, 600.
To begin with there is nearly one
hundred million more locked up IN
the treasury than a year ago. Does
that increase circulation? The bank
reserves have increased constantly
and that does not put money 10 circu-
latiOn. Railroad companies have re-
duced their force Of employees all over
the country, and that decreases circu-
lafion OF money. Dams report today
says: Business for the past week has
been Disappointing" Probably owing
10 the Increasing Of ''money-in circu-
latiOn"' Wheat rose last Saturday two
cents and has fallen since five cents
In New York. Too much "mOney 10
circulation" TO help wheat. Gold
shipments 10 Europe from April q, TO
May 4, will aggregate q, 10000.
Too much "mOney in circulation"
across the water, ana the um0r Of
new bond issued 10 ninety days is not
with out foundation. Bradstreet
today says: "Trade less satisfactory.
Moderate reaction in prices OF staples
Falling OF in volume Of transactions
In various lines. Continued slow col
IectiOns. Less favorable conditions
10 iron, steel, cotton and some other
Industries. Increase IN Commercial
1eathrate." TOO MUCH MONEY.
IL is evident that the increased vol
lime OF "mOney in circulation" as
shown blythe treasury figures" is no
criterion OF actual condition Of the
country. The sooner people come 10
understand it, testimony OF pros
'erity under the present financial |
ystem Is really evidence OF adyerslty !
hat is the inevitable result OF vicious !
lass legislation the better.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-01
Sleep

Induced By the use Of coca, opiate or nar-
cotic compounds Is bad, decidedly bad.
They undermine health and sbatter the
constitution and the patient is steadily
growing into q worse condition often
resulting in the terrible slavery and
misery Of the cocaine and opium habit.
Sleep induced By tbs use % Hoods Sarsa-
psrills does net perhsrs come a. quickly,
but it cones oore Ezrely and more per-
ma-ently through nature's great restor-
inz and reiurenzting ehsnDel-puri8ed,
vitalizcd and enriched blood. This feeds
The nerves ui:h Ete-giving energy and
belize p tie system and constitution
frcm tie very foundation Of all health
IL IL blood-pure, rich, red blood.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-01
Truth ina Nutshell

Impure blood Is the natural result
OF close confinement In house, school
room or shops.
Blood Is purified by Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, and all the disagreeable re-
suits Of Impure blood disappear with
the use OF this medicine.
IL y0l wish u feel well. keep your
blood pure with Hoods Sarsaparllla.
Hoods Pills are the best family
eathartio and liver medicine. Gentle,
reliable. sure.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-01
More God Gone.

NRW YORK, May lyon Hoffman
& Co. will ship 81 10000. in gold, to
Europe, tOmmOTTOB Lazard Freres,
I,25O,0 ,0O0O ia mixed gold bars and
coin; and Heidelbsch. Ickelheimer &
Co, s5OO.OOO; Kuhp, Koeb & Co., will
ship 10000 iD gold bars, tomorrow.
1t is stated that Kidder, PEABODY s
Co. will increase their previously an
nOuneed shipment, for next Tuesday,
from $500. 900 to $4,000. 1t is posi-
bic it may reach 81, 900, 900.
The total shipment Of gold to Eu-
rope, for the week ending May ], is
s6,22j.o00. This includes shipments
announced for tomorrow. Next Tues
day Kidder, Peabody & Co. will ship
$4,000, making the grand total as
announced for shipment from Arpril
p 10 May i, So, 200.
Lazard Freres have increased their
gold shipment, for tomorrow. from
81 10000 10 81 10000. This makes
the total gold shipment. tomorrow,
100000. Total shipments from
April q to May, 4 81, %, 200.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-01

FUNERAL SUNDAY. The JOURNAL
was misinformeG last evening 10 stat
ing that the funeral Of Miss Mcguire
would be held today. Instead the
funeral services will be conducted at
] 20 O'Clock, Sunday Afternoon at st.
Joseph's church, Rev. J S. White Of
fiuiating. The remains will be in
TERED in the CathOliccemetery.
If you dye with Perfection" Dyes,
goods will not fade. 2S-lw
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-01

oezls 70 srssf becszx theg are 8
doaY. But ne O1gtf Dos - s1ssr a.
The usy tbeT are builf- hat = doe
so5sdy 70 sE8p50T isbos- FoF iuzisncs
tte cstT pays % hzEl co1rse ruIus
ooth1esfooe grave ogf - The creek
be5s ard p1t u "a tie street Thea
fbs city hires . nan 70 rake % the
ostrfcb-ezx s1d foo1hsn sizes q
buai5ers and Ebaef then q and f1rJF
them 6gE1 the hank s0DeNbsre-
Wbererer fbey ars Dos remore5 they
isTIiss scattered tertiary driff on the
prsiries- uith grzss. weeds and tres
grVEinx UD5isfurbed between.
Tbese yOuDg virer b3ulcers prevent
sny Vehicle from being driven sfD0ug
them and tie TezetztiOD grUEs apaoe- /
After sEhfle the yO1Dg trees vii
have % h.e ETuSbed cut Usually cns
Eeil-E1rn szxon-tr7rk f. f911d % Z
such streets. where The bO8l5ers wear
1OEn snd dissppszr aud The mud g.
-our5ed info several fDches ofdBs--
The rocks 60 the streets wear 0It
rehicies. 5esfrsg borses' feet. the
lost covers bo1ses - tbey have % be
lsioie6. and thus this system q street
makes employment for peo-
le and causes rsoney 10 be spent- /
Z the streets Nere covered With fuely Z
sreeoed gravel al these c0u6Iti0us Z
} favorable 70 ewpiOyrnent q labor
% production q profanity would 7
lszppear. We would have sDnDe good :
riViDg streets and there would not d
: - much dust. II would cOst sew {
al dollars for screens and our streets c
oUld become smooth and passable. b
VI really this is too much 10 expect. 0
'e shall probably go on hauling il
JuIders on and wheeling them of
. many years To come. Il
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-01

Mr.. CALLIsoN, ENTERTAINED. .-
Friday evening Miss Marie Rockwell.
gave a party at her home on Oak and
University street, Yew Park, In honor
OF J. p. Callison, formerly OF this city
but now OF chehalls, Wn., About a
score OF Mr.. Collisions old college
mates were preseut and a very enjoy
able time Is reported.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-01
COMPOUND
MIXTURE.

which by using one small spoonful
oO, 70 quart OF fresh milk will WELD one
pound OF nice butter, and also one
pound OF butter from one gallon of
SAlnmed : ,lliii milk. slO0 in case Of failure
p'' 9 lot
Address OMFR II MACON,
Ashland, Wis, P. o. boX 4ie
4-s N d &W
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-01
eRa~,4a,,HA AE.

PL Pieree's Common Sense Assd;,.,
tI,r.., tss,, = 1000 page doctor book, pTofnseiv
=. a. sssa' oi which oso 600 have been soiS
ssiSt - 49, ~ copy. VIII be sent FREE on re Te.
Ping cab. WoRID's HiSpTSSs. Sne w~Lsp-
iSAL ASSOCIATION RusAio, NY ~O'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-01


IIOCsTOS. Tex. May l.-FOr three
murders, the .ravishing o. two girls,
and the'5uroinz o. the humble home
Of their poor victims and iocineratiBg
their bodies. six, and perhaps seven
negroes THURSDAY night suffered the
death penalty at the hands Of a mob Of
their Own race. At y O'Clock at
night mob Of negroes took from a
TVOm at Sunnyside, Texas, where they
were being guarded, Fayette Rhone,
viii Gates, Lewis Thomas, Aaron
Thomas, Jim Thomas, Benny Thomas
the four latter being brothers, and
William Williams, all negroes ano
hanged the first named six TO an Uak
tree. The Seventh was hanged, but
has disappeared.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-01
HELLOl
SEE D. S,RBENTLEY

II you want to move or want a load Of az
kind hauled or want a load of manure, dr.
sand or gravel, or cement, lime, hair plas'H
bnek or sewer pipe. see d. S. Bentley, eT
ner OF Front and Chenekela streets or Is
up telephone so. Also wood and coal .
hands at all times. Orders promptly attends
to.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-01

There 10 not much said about streets
NJ present; there is moro swearing
done. AS soon as people quit swear
Ing because they are 50 muddy, they
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-01
WASHINGTON.
From the National Capitol
Various Matters Of Interest-Con-
cerning Hawaii.

WAsHxGToN. May There has
| been.nO communication from British
government with the authorities here
concerning Hawaii. The report from
Japan that Great Britain has ex-
pressed disapproval Of the Hawaiian
annexation 70 the United States is
denied by officials. A similar denial
Is made by the officials Of the japan
ese legation, as 10 the report that
negotiations had been opened BE-
tween Toxic and Washington relat-
ing to Hawaii.
II is very probable that the secre-
tary Of the treasury will soon TecOm-
mend to congress a material reduction
10 the international revenue tax on
beer. The action would be taken on
the ground that the present tax Of
sI-l0 per gallon, Is above a revenue
producing price.
Strong intimatiOu Is given at the
White House today that Rev. DR..
Isaac 5 Hopkins, Of Atlanta Ga, has
been selected minister TO Greece, and
his nomination will go to the senate
next week, DR.. Hopkins was a Demo-
crat until last autumn, when he joined
the Republican party.
The president has decided not to in
terfere 10 the case Of Joseph r. Dun
lop. proprietor Of the Chicago Dis
patch, sentenced TO two years i'm
for sending obscene mat
ter through the mails. 4 strong effort
was made to secure a pardon on the
ground that his life would be placed
in jeopardy by his Imprisonment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-01

1
FIRST UNITED EVANGELICAL.
On Cottage street near Center
Preaching at 1920 and 7:30 by Rev. ].
BoWersoX. Sunday school at u.
UNITED BRETHREN
Preaching at IL a. m. also at 7:30 D.
IN. Sabbath school at 10 a. m. aud
\. 7. G. Z. at $50 in the evening.
Walter Reynolds, Pastor.
YIN. C. A.
Rev. Peter Bittner will give his
farewell address at the Y. NJ. G. A.,
Sunday at 4 p. m. All men are cor,
daily Invited to attend this meeting.
FIRST CoNGREGATIoNL.
ReY. w. G. Kantner, ID. T., pastor.
PREACHING at 1870 a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Sunday school at II m. Junior En-
deaYOr at 4 p. IN. Superior music at
each service.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST.
(Scentist Sunday School 10 a. m.
Lesson sermon 1890 a. m. Friday eve
ning7 80. Christian Science, Hall cor
ner Court and Liberty streets. All
welcome.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. w. Steele pastor, 1880 a. m.
Sunday school ~ m. Chinese S. S,
$3.50. Junior G. e. $3.50. Senior @. Il.
6:l5 Evening service 7:3O. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening O'Clock.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH.
Corner Seventeenth and Chemeketa
streets. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Preaching at ii a. m. by the pastor.
Junior Y. p. A. at 3 D. IN. Preaching
at I p. m. by Rev. A. s. COpley who
expects TO leave for the east ia the
near fnture. There will he no Senior
Y. p. A. meeting.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Every Sunday at 1890 a. m. Wed.
neSday at 1880 p. M, at 299 Liberty
street. These meetings are conducted
by the students of a normal course
graduated of the Metaphysical Col. |
ege, Boston, Mass, founded by Rev. |
Mary, Baker Eddy. discoverer and |
ounder OF Christian Science. The
luolic are cordially invited to attend |
hese meetings.
UNITY.
Services at 1890 a. m. aud 1880 d. M.
sunday school at IL m Unity guild at |
p. m. Rev. w. Il. Copeland pastor.
subject OF morning sermon "HalloWed
e Thy name" the second in the Sc
les on the Loid's Prayer. Subject OF
vening lecture "The Mound Build
rs, who were they, and where did
hey liVeg Being the first Of a series
i,lectures Of Prehistoric America,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-01

J.RL WANTED AN experienced girl for
general bousework. For particulars Inquire
Journal Office
WANTED-Hig Oh. grade woman. good church
standing TO act as Local Manager and State
Correspondent here, after thoroughly learned
our business salary 5000 if qualifel. En-.
close eself-addressed stamped envelope to- T.
Elder, General Manager, care Daily Jouna!
4-27-Im
WANTFD.-High-grade man Of good church
standing, 10 act as Local Manager and Stale
Correspondent here after having thoroue hly
learned our business salary 600 ifuualihed
Enclose seif-addressed stamped envelope to A
i Elder, Central Manager, care OF Daily
Journal 1.9-.Tm
THE BUSINESS PRINTER'-Of Salem
IS Frank c mover lie is to be found al
Dearborn's, and when found will do ycur
business printing quicker, more clearly
and satisfactory than any one here. 4-zo>if
PERSONS wishing competent help 10 care
ior children or assist at special housework.
by the day or hour, call at corner Cou
and 2Ist streets, or telephone 10 Eppley's |
grocery store. Terms reasonable. Anna L. |
Briggs. II2.tfl
hNo' n Is. SUIT I.-Stenograp and |
typewriter, room g, over Ladd L Bush's !
bank. Prompt attention to all ella. ses of work.
SOLICITORS WANTED FOR DR. TAI |
MAGE'S Tine Earth Gird ed, " or his famous
our around the world, thrilling story ofl
ayages and barbarous lands. -Four million
lalmage's books sold, and "The Earth Grid
ed is his latest and grandest. DEMAND
Everybody wants this fanous
'ook,, only $3.50. BIG BOOK, BIG COM.
llSSIONS. A gold mine for workers.
sREDlT GIVEN. FREIGHT PAID. OUT
IFS FREE, Drop all trash and sell the
'lng OF books and make $500 month. Ad-
ress Tor outtit and territory, The Dominion
'ompany' Star Building, Chicago.
3-2e-3
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-01

Perfection" Dyes are as near per-
fection as dyes can be. 2s-I
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-01
GENEvRA TOMBSTONE BISHOP.
The Great American Soprano to Appear in
Salem

Ihe Great American Soprano TO Appear il
Salem.
The VI. Z. choir Of this city has Sc
cured an engagement with Chicsgo's
greatest soprano singer to give ben.
eft concert at the VI. E. church, next
Monday evening. May 3. This will re
one Of Salem's greatest musical treats
this year. The Washington, d. c.,
Post says Of this artist:
Mrs. Bishop, who sustained the So
prano role IN the Messiah" is well
known in Washington. She was in
excellent voice, and song superbly in
true traditional oratorio style, and the
pure, liquid magniticence Of her lovely
voice filled the great hall.
Tickets now on sale at Dearborn's.
where seats can be reserved.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-01

Perfection" Dyes are superior to
all. 2S-lH
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-01

FOR SALE OR TRADE-The PES = :,
and stock ranch in Oregon, consisting q
acres. The tract is good for fruit Q. -. s,.n d
general farming. VIII sell very el..r, .,s'sr.t.
terms TO suit, OF will trade for othe, .f 0s.
For particulars address box o., Aiae.g In