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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-08
MUSIC,
Summer School at Salem.
Prof. Winkler Branching Out With
His AT.

S4lsU u eFerFEbsrs kDJE1 a. Al
e51-si3Oozl ceoteE, and it Is Crafty
tErE % earn tnat this inVslgzbIs
characteristics q the Capital city =
osiox further d=TelgDad zo1 ms5e
koOEn- The htssE 10 this line j. the
uo6srtakioz b. Emil TinkIer, the
euiosuf Germz1 piso0 teze5er, -
organize q SUMNER music s-bo0l 10
or midst He hzs nszFly completed
bic plans, which wiz 4sord Oregon
musicians q rare opportunity for
nigh grade instruction
At his stadiO over the FIRST Ma
gIOnsl bank be will conduct three
weeks summer school fgs music
teachers and Students The course j.
calculated and arranged 70 Dc of e.
pscisl beoeft 70 those teachers and
st0deots who cannot spare the time
or hare Dot the opportunity Of apply
lag themselves during the regular
school year % the study Of music
The Instructions viii be as follows,
and each liDe o. study can Be arranged
for separately.
PisDOfOrte Playing-Leipzig con-
serTatOFy method, private lessons,
from two 70 I've lessons per week.
Voice Culture-Taught by Prof.
BoyeF, Of Portland, from two 70 i've
lessons per week.
Musical CompOsitiOn-From two 10
I've lessons per week.
zrmOny-InclGding the theories Of
Oscar Paul, Reineke, and Gustav
Schreck, the greatest modern author
titles. Class lessons every week day.
Piano PedagOgy-Lecture every day
Ia the art Of teaching, principles Of
touch, and technique, science Of teach
log. the different methods Of educating
technique and memOrT. Complete
course Of studies and compositions
graded and analyZed for teaching.
Piano Reading ClasSes-FUr the
more advanced students only. The
four and eight hand arrangements Of
orchestral masterpieces by Haydn.
Beethoven and BrahLn will be studied.
Glasses will meet i've times a week.
No charge for students taking private
lessons.
Lecture e-Recitals-Will take place
every Saturday at ll5O a. N. For
students only. No charge.
Practice rooms with pianos will be
at the disposal OF students at small
expense. All arrangements must be
made by July lst, as all classes should
be formed early. For full particulars,
terms, etc, Address Prof. Emil l.
Winkler, Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-08

WHEEI.s--Sroat s. Wilson are re-
oelVing from three TO five a day OF
the Hartf ord, and seem to be selling
a great many bicycles. Fred Virgins
has sold "a Crescents this season. He
handles also the Waverly and Wolf
American. II. NJ. Wade & Co.. han
die the Tribune, Gendron, Reliance
and CTawfJrd, for ESQ, SIS, $50 and
ESQ. Buren & Hamilton handle q
wheel that has many strong points.
There are other firms who are hand
ling wheels, and.Salem may be set
down as the wheel town OF the valley.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-08
Sinking Piers.

The Capital laundering Co. is hay-
log piers sunk just opposite their mill
at a point 10 the Willamette where
at low water season the river regis
tera fully 10 feet deep as a rule.
These piles are driven 70 bet
ter manage the cOmpany's log boom
but the steamboat officials assert
that In all probability the piers will
necessarily hare 10 be removed, from
the fact that the company Is encroach-
Ing too much on the steamboat chan
nel OF the river, by placing them 50
far out Ia the chanuel.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-08
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. May S.-Nay wheat
opened at IL and closed at -2tc: Cash
wheat sold al 735c. Liverpool 5S I'D.
PORTLAND MARKET.
PROVISION
Portland Nay Wheat. vzllsy, z,a-sc
Walla "alla, 1904
Flour-Porilznd- ; S5(g4 4.Io: graham, :. "a
suPerhne. as Per obl.
Oas-White, 3S[a 4oc; grey, 5-(0 s0roIIel
N bags, 4.a5G5.25, barrels, 4.5ola7.oS
eases 3.75.
Potatoes. Oregon, ,4oc Per sack.
Hay Good, IS.oo per ton.
Hops-4d7c.
6,aS,
AohaIr. Iql9aoc.
Alllsiufs. Bran, 1880; shorts 10 30.
FoaltTy- Chickens mixed, 2.7;,65.5o,
turkeys, dressed, I2GI2Zc,
Eggs. Oregon, Ioc per doz.
hlc=s. green, salted 90 lbs 61sc; under
% IDS Sci sheep pelts, IO[G7ac
Iallow-21to(a3c.
Onions-2. 500 . per 100.
Wheat Bags-CalcgttaS. - per loo.
rJo-l JD-1nSTsm'l' -, white I5le9I'4c, lima 81
to1s Heavy. 4zS
--@'- ..--le - - a fancy c--l'fI y
2SasSc per roll.
Cheese NE.
p, DHed Fruit-ApP,es, eyaPorated, bleached
o5sSa7c; unbleaehed 51soa4c; sundried
FeaTs-SeG6c
Plnms-piiless, ,5cIG4c.
Prunes-41Ic(d6c.
Seal-small 411sa5; large 3H(a4c yer 10.
MlIlon We9thers 5.So(93.7S :dressed NUT
o9,oe5 spring lambs 61l9Se perlb
dressed 4(G6
Cured Meats-Hams Ioc-Ios.c hs-on r.
lard-in pals, 7cI.
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat-66.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-08
W. U. e.nea..s.a Ezh.5...as.

About 10 Salemites, q large Der
cent of whom were university stu
dent. gathered AZ the ". L. gymna-
stun Friday evening. the occasion
being the annual athletic exhibi-
tiOn. Last evenings performance
surpassed all previous efforts. With
one exception tie program, as pub.
lished, was presented in a manner re-
fecting great credit On Prof. F. E.
Brown, as physical director as we'll
as upon the performers themselves.
The class aud wand drills were especi-
ally good. The work on the horizon
tai and perallel bars by Prof. F. f.
Brown and 4. NJ. Grilley ana c. J..
Atwood indicated careful and thor
Ough practice. The recltations by
Miss Jessie Settlemier and Miss
Mabel Creighton were 50 well given
the young el0cutiOnistS received gem
erous encorestO which they kindly res
ponded. Prof. Denton's violin solo,
was as skillfully executed as ever and
received an encore. Miss Jessie
Holmes vocal selection received the
kindly recognition at the hands OF the
audience that il deserved and the
young vocalist responded with a
second number.
A feature OF the evenings perfor-
nance from an athletic point Of view,
at least, was mass club swinging by
Messrs. s. ). Aschenbrenner, G.. c.
Miller, C. w. LiYesay aud Il. b. VIII
kins, Their Performance was warmly
In all the exhibition was
a success and the highest expectations
that had arisen in the minds Of the
audience were fully realized.
The evenings entertainment con-
cluded with an exciting game OF
basket bail by the young gentlemen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-08

The Palmer H9l-=. Clicago. needs
10 Introduction -r readers 10 America
OF Europe. II f. r-s q the largest
hotels in the vo-.5. and is one Of the
great institutions o, Chicago. Nj.
Willis Hove. the v=-l-EIgwn superin-
tendant Of The Palmer House, writes
the following let.er-
Wells. Riehar5s5o 6 Co., Burling-
ton, Vt.
GKNTLEWES:-I- isHith a feeling Of
sincere gratitude tina. l write you
this letter. Twas seriously sick with
2 fever. anC after passing the dan
geroUs stage t--sn taking Paine's
celery comtCu-t. st this writing l
am in excellent heath. and 10 fact
never felt bitter. attribute this 10
the use 0f Paiue'- celery compound
Hoping Others viii 6o5 that Paine's
celery compound VIII make them as
well as u did me. I a4 most create
fHi.~ rc1-
WILLIS HOWE.
CaIcs-n. Jan g. --s-
Repeated and Astonishing success,
in making people sell has lifted
PaiDe'~ celery compound o. the adj
miral.G8 ~ the .al.d as the s9re,t
and wiscst mCals 0f iuyigoratiug q
..rund9W1. nervous condition NJ the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-08
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Couss-sa-s H=lz y Ez-7- -. P-1E
cs--a-s z7s ssl=- CzE C02z
Tbsrs = eTsrT io5i-zfion a p-sssut
thaf The kcE oezl-c1ei bE s-ssl
bg55zs thzs s5zus ts- WEllzustts Al
SaIsz. taus oo1usctinE Po7k and Ma
rsoa oountiss- j. o te repaired BeizE
zzE-s q tbs 5snEsrD1s cps5ifioo =
TIE br5dze, proEressiFs rezi5snts -
tts tHe cou1tfss dETfcE fus Tszst
-1ofz have PREPARED fftsea retitiOus
Hhic1 wers cIrc1lste5 aoo1t The tuo
cuzctles za5 vare literally sz1s5-
Az o'cl1ck Friday zfiern0o1 the
Pix ro1otF cgzr1 -st 80 co1T Tuncf5o1
EIfh TIE Maria eyzntF courf and q
6sIesztso- f-uco tbe Sslem city cau8-
cil. a t5e c9grr b1-ss shea matters
p-ssaf1inE o f1s fu1e5ists repair =
TIE t5E 5ri5z= Uer= fhoFC2zhlF d.
c1=s5. Thsrs Wers press-t az the
nesting Cv1oty Jz5Es ". Wells. All
CouuEssf11sr Rssss. q Polk
eoz1tT. C0zatT Judge G-.P. Terrell
s11 Conm5ssio1srs Wats01 a81
Davis. q Marin oy1ntT-s15 Mayor J.
A Ricbsr5s0o ami C0uucila3sn ParE-
asrs-- Lalp5rt aa5 LaEsrsocs. o9lsti-
t1finz the c0nui.tss On streets and
,15Iic property q tbe salem city
7-u1ciL
T1s o5jsct q the meeting was
s;zts5 bF Cy1nty Judge 9. 2. Terrell
zo5 proposes Improvements wsrs dis
czsss5 by the coanty AID city oEicials.
All expressed themselves a. being
fully saars q nes5 % tzkinx steps to-
Ear5s preserving the structure EzcI
q tie tEO cJuoties aud tne city % s
EN- Eers willing 70 assume o8e third
q the exPsnse in repairing the bridge
Il Vas dnzlly decided that a th0r-
9uzhly competent man be NAMED b.
the Marion and Polk county
courts ao5 also one D. the
salem city council who should
4 committee whose business
IL should BE- % examine the bridge and
submit q report % the courts. a. u
the Improvements actually needed and
10 place an estimate on the same.
committee was instructed 70 re-
port al the court house at 3 a. ID. to-
day and Immediately proceed n Der-
form the task assigned them. The
constituting the committee
are Mr. Martin, from Polk
county; John Gray, from Marion
county; and W. d. Pugh from salem.
The committee began liz Iab0rs at
10 o'clock this morning. The work of
examining the Polk county approach
was first undertaken On which tie
committee j. still working. The
cubbing about the piers will next be
examined and then considerable time
will be devoted ~ thorough exauI-
nation d the superstFucture. First
one span and then another viii 5e ex-
amiued b. the trio OF experienced
carpenters and bridge builders. The
expects the work viii con-
sumo at least twO, or possibly three
days. Tue work progressing rather
slowly but is being most thoroughly
dOLe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-08
An Obiec, Lesson


J. Rex Byars. the popular prescrlD-
tiOn clerk ia q. l.. l. Baskets Com
mercial street pharmacy, has arranged
an object lesson 10 the south display
window, that is 10 be commended 70
all cigarette smokers. In the center
Of the show window rests a human
skull, while on either side thereof are
found the bones Of the arm aud the
lex. Clasped between the !bOny jaws
Is half-smOked ci gsreette. A num-
beT'0f other poisonous cIgaretts being
scattered ia prOfusiOn about the skull.
10 the back ground are number 0
cans Of Wakelee's Suirrel Extermina-
tor. while neatly arranged just in
front OF the skull are a number Of
small glasses, partly filled with car.
bOlic acid and o'her liquid poisons. a
number Of small boxes, on the left,
contains "Paris Green" and other
very poisonous solutions. Mr.. Byars
cheeTfully recommends either Of the
three pOis ons 10 have a much quicker
and certain effect than the cigarette.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-08

Az INTERESTING TALK.-Prof.
Emil L. Winkler has issued invita-
tions 10 few German friends 20 hear
informal talk by Herr Constantin Won
Rengarten, the Russian traveller now
10 the city. This gentleman is tray-
cling around the world and writes for
a number Of the leading European per-
odicals. Ia German and Russian. He
Is close student OF national life, aud
viii, al the request OF Prof Ninkler,
give his German friends some points
observed in his extensive travels.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-08

will be received at the p0stofice in
this city until Thursdsy 18th inst
for the removal OF the pOStOfiice safe
and other belongings OF the ofiiee %
the new site selected for the same.
The removal Of the same O. BE- made
on the 18th inst.
5-s-3t b, +. BoNHAN, =. NJ.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-08

SILVER MEN.-The Salem Union
BimeIallic club meets at their new
Lal!-W. c. I. L. hall on Court street
this evening. The question. what
is scientific money, viii be debated
All are invited 10 attend.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-08

THE OREGON QUARTETIE CONCERT.
A comparatively large audience vas
10 attendance at the grand con-
cert by the Oregon Concert Quartette
at the First Christian church last
evening. From the opening instru.
mental solo by Miss Gertrude Stanley
OF this city u the final number on
the program. a piano quartette by
Misses: Perry, Laura Sharpe. Eliza
beth johnson, aud Lulu COnoyer, the
program was much enjoyed. The
members OF the qusrtette were much
appreciated as were also the Duets
and trlOs. j. X. ParYin, OF this city
exhibited considerable skill as cor
netist 10 the selection he rendered.
Deep In the Nine by Mr.. Lundell:
when the Heart Is Young" BY Mr.
Akers, aud Cuckoo Shall / Grow
Old" by Miss Anderson, were an eX-
ceptionally we'll given. ''The Boats
mans Story" by Malay, was very
nicely sung by Prof T. NJ. Paryin.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-08

Rev +. Bittner aud family went TO
Portland Friday morning, where Rev.
Bittner has been stationed as pastor
OF a German Evangelical church.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-08

Mr.. aud Mrs. /. ID. Brown, Of Jenn-
ings Montana, are the guests OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Z. NJ. LAHORE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-08
CAPS.

4 a11e B-z l5nse - Fs1cy Golf Cap
s15 Pisia tzTE a. = z ezch- Better
faf=< e - Ce1Es- six sk1l Szpss and
eaEioeer's rsps SlEsTs 10 sfork-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-08

The color given cloth by "Perfec.
ton Dyes does not fade or crock. To-
Sist on having Perfection" DYES.
For sale by all druggists. Is
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-08

FLAX SEED.-All farmers who are
contemplating sowing fax should al.
tend TO il at once and secure their
seed contract so the proper amount
can be ordered. Call al Dickeuson'S :
seed tore for particulars. 4-l9 d&w II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-08
What kind of

tsa eaking powder
oeaea aageriaG eMtr1cta
soda anc apicea
do you want?
Your grocer pays your
money back in full if you
don't like Schilling's BeSf.
For .Als by
HATut a LawFsaca
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-08

FOR SALE--One fe h ,Gue,usy COW an
calfior sale cheap. Enquire o! ". P Nor
enSen, 7 miles east Of Salem, S-Ss-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-08

remedy men and women wn0 keeps
themselves reasonably well Informed
in the worlds progress, refuse 70 d
martyrs 10 such well understood
troubles as sleeplessness. rheumatism,
neuralgia or kidney diseases. Paine :
celery compound i used with perfect
assurance in those households where
only an intelligent. authentic remec!
can get any consideration. A.
spring remedy nothing compares "i. b
il.
As physicians are all the time Ssy-
ing: The pain over the kidney,
headaches and the misery Of uerTu =
debility should be me: by Pain-'s
celery csmpourd. Its inyiEaratirg
action Is at once felt by the irritated.
wOrn-oUt nerves and BRAIN. Il N kes
new blood. Il brings fresh strength
and vigor n tired. worDout men.
weary women and 10 sickly children.
For those diseases which are the re-
SUI at "caEcred nerves. such as dys-
p-p>.l. headaches. neuralgia and
heart disease. Paire's celery COM
pJuld j. lie olIg logical. permanent
clre. II feeds the wasted nerve
tissues and regulates their action. II
tones up the entire digestive tract
and encourages thf body To take on
flesh and To increase the volume Of
pure blood ia the arteries and veins.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-08
BORN

AMSLER.-At the home iu Soutl
Salem. Wednesday. May 5. 1897. ID
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Amsler. q
daughter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-08
J. ]. Dalrymple 6 Co,
Values

Values. -
2 BzEF shrs 9 Es3 Isc-
Currg oSz.s 8 sn1 fsc-
Firs fas9seis So X
bsis gs1 pa &c
Serza>ss I ~ bl1cE eBnH heayy, Toc.
Nsz's szsgeD1e-B 81. 70. "a. 5ac.
Laass Es yasc aa5 sD-
HzN1k@srAsefS ~ sa1 ~.
= TF' sssDeo3srB g
Calaru1ns1 EhrzE. En<z bos1z. t0sbie
fsasf AL back, 1Sr
CreScentS.
N5 0lbeg SO Wla-el las laziszfed woo6
rizs iSs pseo. erEak, s.esl dress gssr1 ever
EDrorkss - lA6ies' wkeei. as nasrOE q tread
saih. - ws1s ball rAes zsd al tzbes
ta<a.g al siFect 70 bsAdnKs. These are pat.
terat kzs3 o. 1SE 500 Ssssls, bat o. 10
ozhef $50 kint.
Virgins Bazaar
$50 CO@@ercial Rreet.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-08
HATS.

n y1u are i1oEfox fog tie vsTT
latest i1 SIiT- Fs3orzsT Sirag Hzts-
nine ti11as ~ - ie1 To8W s0d l1sf
ubst yseg Ha-f her- Tb1ss new Java
s15r szEs xt - 90 are ttse o-si rslDe-
81 fegsn- EEfrs rsi8-s - Sfrzz Hzts
frrp1 = G. - Let - s1yS FO1 the
$40 iioe Tea bzumseF.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-08

For ,Als by
HGFnu &LAwFsAca
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-05-08

CHICAGO. May S.-Nay wheat
opened at IL and closed at PIC: Cash
wheat sold al 1870. Liverpool js Id.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1897-07-14
Great Damage to Property and
Growing Crops by Storms
in Minnesota.
Heavy Rainfall Causes WASH
outs and ParaIyzeS Rail-
road Traffic.
Fourteen People Known to
Have PeriShed Within
the State.

ST. PAUL, July 8.-Fourteen people
are now known to have been killed in
the cyclones and cloudhursts through
out the state. The storm was general
and it is impossible to estimate the
damage with any degree of certainty.
The cyclone, which was central near
Glenwood, was one of the worst that
ever struck the state. The telegraph
lines are down for 70 miles each side of
there and particulars are hard to get.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1897-07-14
.IZNED A FULL TICKET
..,,o convention of Iowa Gold
c+andard Democrats Held
at DeS MoineS.
o,,coott of Mason City for
Governor and Babb for Su-
preme Judge.
platform of the Triple Alliance
Denounced as "UnWorhy
of Support"

nrs MONIES, July S.-The gold stand
srd Democrats of Iowa have nominated
the following ticket:
Governor, John Cliggett, Mason City.
Lieutenant governor, S. B. Mallory,
Charlton.
Judre supreme court, w. I. Babb, Mt.
Pleasant
Railroad commissioner, Peter A. Dey,
Iowa City.
Superintendent of public instruction,
J.B. Knoepfer, Lansing.
The gold standard Democrats sur
nrised both their friends and enemies by
bringing 34l delegates to the city for
their state convention. The meeting
was one of harmony along the lines OF
gold standard for finances and tariff for
revenue, together with denunciation OF
liquor laws enacted by the Republican
party, an issue which the silver Demo
Gratis in their recent convention omitted.
Grover Cleveland's name was cheered
every time it was mentioned. The ex-
president favored the gathering with a
letter of congratulations and encourage
ment
A full state ticket was nominated,
headed by Judge John Cliggett of
Mason City. w. l. Babb, who two
years ago was the candidate of the
Democratic party for governor, was
named for Judge of the supreme court,
adding to the ticket the prestige of his
campaign two years ago. The nomina-
ton OF candidates was made by accla-
nation, there being no contest for the
Offices. The platform adopted heartily
indorses the. one adopted by the Ma
tonal Democrats at Indianapolis last
year, which states>at length the funda-
mental principles of government, and
says:
"Ihe doctrines'o of paternalism, class
legislation and debased coinage, to
which each of the three contracting par
ties making up the free silver -populistic
tnple alliance in this state have recently
pledged themselves in their several plat
lorms, are as abhorrent to every true
democrat when advocated by Populists
under the name Of Democracy as when
augnt by Republicans. Democracy is
anecessary foe Of each and we repudi-
ate them as'unworthy of the support of
every true Democrat.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1897-07-14
GOLD MINING CONVENTION.
In Point of Numbers, at Least, 1t should
Satisfy It's Promoters.

In IOlnU OI NumDerS, AT Least, SnOulO
Satisfy Its Promoters.
DENVER, July Sin point of number
of delegates in attendance, at least, the
first international gold mining conven-
ton will satisfy the expectations of its
most enthusiastic supporters. There
We're at least 400 delegates in the city,
representing 20 states in all sections of
the Union, and 200 more are expected
during the day. There are representa-
tives from Venezuela, Mexico and Brit
ish Columbia. Among the prominent
delegates are ex-Congressman @. A.
Towne Of Minnesota; &. V. Smalley Of
Chicago, secretary Of the National
Sound Money League; J. r. Hedges,
Pittsburg; j. A. Holmes, Nor Caro-
lima, and Professor George S. A..-~pp "
Chicago.
At 1920 o'clock r. F. Hunter, chair
man of the executive committee, called
the convention to order. A great many
ladies were present both as delegates
and as spectators. In the box set aside
for foreign delegates was Vice Consul
Cuneo, representing Italy. After a
prayer by Rev. M. E. Ellis, Secretary
Irving Malone read the call. Acting
Mayor o. B. Scobie welcomed the dele
gates on behalf Of the city and was fol.
lowed by Governor Alva Adams, tenn
porary chairman, who delivered an ad-
dress of welcome and explani..-on OF
the purposes Of the convention.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1897-07-14
EDUCATIONAL TOPICS.

oi the Matters Discussed at tho
:, National Association Meeting.
ons nsiLWAUKEE, Wis, July THE sec
u Uuu general session of the National Ed
''ionai association opened at 9:30
NJ a letter was received from
h;,s hesiaent Mckinley regretting his ina.
unity to be present.
no James M. Green, Princeton, N. j.,
~ Siniai school, spoke ON "Data Of Meth
~, o.. Mrs. Ellen M. Henrotin, president
eS'.' eeneral OF the Federation of Women s
t;aa' aos' Chicago, addressed the conven-
clnh n on the cooperation of women's
y ~ IN the public schools. Gilman
p",,' D, tucker, cpoke on Education From a
low. uoiiSher's Standpoint" He was fol-
W. W. Dy Alexander Graham Bell Of
,srs ,srsi,ngton, d. O., whose subject was
Ane education Of the Desf."
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1897-07-14
M'KINLEY TO PARTICIPATE.

President 4 refinitely Decides to Attend the
Lognl Monument Unwilling.
WASHINGTON, July 8.--President Nc
Kinley will visit Chicago for the pur-
pose of participating in the Logan
monument dedication July 20. The
president has all along intended to go to
Chicago if congress finished its work in
time, but he has hesitated to make an
engagement as long as there was any
doubt as to the date Of the adjournment
of congress. There now seems to be no
doubt that congress will adjourn be-
tween the 10th and 18th, and if it con-
cludes it's session about that time, the
president will go to Chicago to pay
honor to the dead soldier.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1897-07-14
4 CONFLICT
OF EVIDENCE

This is another remarkable
story from the pen of Rod
rigues Ottolengui, who wrote
IAN Artist in Crime" con-
ceded to be the strongest de-
tective tale that has appeared
in years. "A Conflict of Evil
dence" will add to the reputa-
tion of Mr.. Ottolengui and will
fascinate all who have the op-
portunity to read it.
We have provided for the
readers of this paper by pur-
chasing the serial rights. The
first chapters will soon be
printed.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1897-07-14
MINOR ITEMS OF INTEREST

Madame Nordica is seriously i'll in
London.
The condition of Senator Harris Of
Tennessee is precarious.
Heat fatalities at Cincinnati in tho
last five days number Al.
Bellamy Storer, the new United
States minister to Belgium, has arrived
at Brussels.
Stanford Newell of st. Paul, minister
to The Hague, sailed on the Western
Land Wednesday.
The chamber of deputies has voted
the sum of 100000 francs to the relief
of the victims of the flood in France,
Guadaloupe and Algeria.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1897-07-14

few of the representatives from South
Dakota arrived on the train that
brought the Iowans. The most noted
arrival of the day was Father" Clark,
founder and president of the society.
He came on the Massachusetts, special
and was greeted with an ovation.
There Were IL simultaneous meetings
at night in this city and Oakland, con-
stituting the first series of services con-
nected with the convention.