Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, May 01, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text.hiii v TIIE CAPITAL E VENTtfGr " JOURNAL. 1 J, TUB fiinm JOCIUilL. ion A 3lemory. PUIILIHIllinjMIIO'.IiXt'KlTHUNDAY, m the Capilal Journal Publishing Company. (Incur lornlvil.) Entered at llio iHistolllee nl Hnlciii,Or.,iin msoihI clnxs imittrr. , Hon fourth i(;fi for U-riiw of mlwrljt lion. AiIUTll'fiticiild l limire liinerllnri (for the wiiiiu diiy) Miould be liiintlcd In by I o'cUxk. Uorro)iiiU'iiif conlnlMin; nnw 01 111 leriiit iiinl IliiiHirtniirc U iliwlrcd fioiiinll p.irtnof the Mute. Nil iilli-iill'inullt lie v!tl loiiniinymoii communlciitlonfc. IVrwitm ilavlrlni; Ha C'.irlTAt. .Iiil'lts.H. urn ril lit HirlrlioiiM'sriiliMiiircIt by ! lit ami rniiiiiit, or ly uunl ln t lbln office. HhtIiiicii numbcrx Milt fHooniipplrni-tlon. Ulllce, conier C jiiiI nml Mlicrty Hlri-dx. e moonlit night, loii, long ngo, Within my incmorj' lingers. WV1I I recall horanmrcrlow, Tlie clnup of Mender flngcre! Her hand luy lightly on myiirin, An home vc dimly wandered, While I the ercrot of her charm lli'sltlem, Milnly (xjiidercd. Tlint perfect night, her witching grace Made provocation tun pic; The moonbeams lovingly cnrced her fuee And t-et n bad example. At Ii"t HCicnched herfiifher'Agiiti And then yrvj.ny "you klvcd hei?" (.Hi, not jou're toy vreelplUite. Vim M' ,klu n iv MMcr. .oincrvlllo Journal. ' THE FOSSIL RAINDROPS. Over the. quarry tho children went rambling, tliintlncr for stones to Skip, Into tbo cloftsand the crevices scrambling, Searching tbt. .juarrymeo's chip. Sweet were their voices and gay was their laughter Thflf liMMrtw nftornnon. One tumbled down and tho rest tumbled attcr, All of them singing ono tune. Hero was a stono would skip like a bubble, Onco wore It loosed from Its place Sco what strungo Unci, oil aslant, allft-trouble, Covered over Its faco. Half for a momont their wonder Is smitten, Nor dlvino thoy at all "sciur.s." CLARE U. IRVINE, Manager. WKUNKSIMV, MAV 1, 1W. A m;v Allt Mill. A iirimiliKiil xi'lt'tilllli' mini mid Ficut'liiunu, M. llo-atii'l, puipit-cM lo o In an air li'i to tin' iimtli pulu next .luiu nml re! urn during die Htitmiicr after having imulu ub-crvn- tloiw dining Honiu twenty duyH then. IIIh Hlilp Is a elj,rar-liai'd nllhlr jiiihIi' of inula I and cxIuitiMi'ri of nil air. AhIo wliutln r Mich a vci'l will arrlvu anil remain Mi-ncmlcd In the air thero nwil lie tin (ii('tiiiii. It'ii Jnryo line will dull, certainly a ciiinll one will. Why not litilld it Himll ono on the plan imposed anil al'lei exhausting all the ulr-uodit up or lei It pi ol' Knell".' A Hinall f-hlp liuill of aliiiiiliiiini ii ml thoroughly liraeed wllliln to prevent cullap-e from outer preHsure, and then ex liiumled nf.ii In air :r :: .r.i" c the Iheiiiy of thin J-"i it-l stun n When vc s.'e l! doing co, Iiimi'wi, we will believe II iii;-i.vi. coM'iisMtiim. Tho Alia of Calll'iiinlii litis n mo.sl exhaustive able ediiotial t'titltled, "Tli. World mid (he Clergy. The i;lMt of II In Hint our clergy iiiiim(, In keep piei' with lhen(ep of the ago, tluvolu theniHflveri to the liuslncsi of aiU'lnlng Ihoxu who need II in the wnyu ol eiineel living, mi tar as the all'ali'M of Hum world ate eoueenieil. Thousand of iim go wrong i 'iir luck off; I advlee. Wo aie liievllably bllinled ly tiur Kiirn mmliiiis nml lu elroM. OtheiH nee tit kIK wninu; but Hity not a word. Ah the erllie cannot prodnee the composition he can ably eiltlelwi mi althougli the tttlvlHer itiay not bo able to tr.mt.tct tiny liu-dnctM In which he clearly HW1 Hoineone Is jjolne; wi'on. In otlior woidrt the piihtur hhoiild not only bea Kpltitual illicctor, ho must In order to do his full dulv be a tent poral mlvNer as well. How often aie we at a lo-s to whom to apply for count-el in emet;;eiielcH, having no one In whom we cm Ntfely eon lldc. In this tr.speet tlu linnmn Catholle Father IIIIh the place tif tenlpoialtiM well as spliltual filcnd, anil has a Krvnl ittlvautae over the Prutchliuit elet'try. The coitlldence repo-ed Is Niered and Invlolnble, Who has not felt an occasion when his Inmost miiiI exclaims ''would Mult l oiitild coulldc In nunc aide .'ool hended ftientl who would hold tiSHaoivdly ptivato my iINcIosiucn'.1" Tho Alia lefetNtothe it llueiiee for KmI, In the way ofbnslnc.s, c.ser eNed by the Moimon clergy unioni; their Hocks. Thiieonlldeneeiepoei Itt hchl as Httcivtl and nival yood results. A itiiMvitK.vni.i: fact has Ju, COIIIO to K , CCtllMI wlih John Wi'sley and ICumntiel Sweden, lxirj,'. The two men had never met, but line tiny Wesley rmhcil ,, nti' 11-oiit Sweleiiborj;, Mylnj; that he ltail reeclviil ;t iiuai iVm , nplrlt world that the foiuuler f .MethmllMn wanted to eouvcthowlth him. Wesley ueUitiiw leiljied the tieMiv, anil named a dale tot an in. tervltm. To (his Suedenbor ie MouiUs.l that the time n,0uiloueil would K tiK. lute, as he was to die on u date Ufoiv that. .Mr. Wodev wiwunaliletoeliaut'e his date, and A new f boy who returned a $i Kold piece jilven lilm liy mliitiiku for a cent, was rewarded with a nickel. A brum band ot twenty-eight stout-lunged iltiyiTH from England is marching through Maine, .with a view to reviving Ititereft In the Hal yal Ion army. In the (ierinan city of Frankfort tbetelH an old baker' hop In which Ml.i'C-elvc geUcratioiiH of tloilgh w rl;t :s lii'Vc c.'tti'icil on tltelr trade hince the ear I III". It is paid that a (icorgia man com m .1 ! loi'gii.y becait'i,' starvation .s e I him In the face, it'td then s ell hinicelf because the forgery s'a.ed him in i Iir face. 'i lie Jlell telephone company is re- pi t cd to have jiaid Ighteen per ceiil on ll.s $HI,(U(,llOi) (if wat"icd stock last year, anil to have lot.s of money left. j youii;'' woman of Itidgowjty, (' i.i eta, ha'-i had the bands of matri iii be' .M'ii he". 'f and two of -. I'-. i i In i!u' i..n-li chiiicb, '' . I rgi to in it iviitg decided thai sb fiee t i ciioose Del ween thcin at th. Millar. Tin re are .several counties in Texas which, without Hticcial taxation, will receive next year front i'St to J-IO of M'hool money for each pupil, Nowhere cl-e lit the world can Mich ample provision for education be found. An AitlheiiH, (j.i. young man pays a father $-.') for the privilege of court itn; hlsdatit'htcr. He marries an other gill and iletuauils back the !". The old man ollsets the bill with an account for llrewood and kcro-ene oil. The tuatter Is compromised. In iiKiuall garden tiltaehcd to one of the most I'rciptculed kuIooiih in K,l l'asii Ilea a Hlone Image of heroic sie, which Hoine twenty years ttgo creat ed an tint) itiuiled .-ciisalion, not only anioiig the puliliu generally, lint also iimoiigM'lenllst.s. It is tlie celebrat ed Carillll (.'iant. .Mrs. litou, olio of President Ilar- rlsou's hlsters, wore at the inaugural ball a lace shawl which lielongell to hergraiiduiolher, tho Hist Piesltlent Ilarilsoti's wile. She also wore a locket once the property of .Mrs. Ilenjaniln Harrison of devolution ary fame. Tlie tnagiiillceiil building which lite Woman'.- fliiMuhi Tcnipeiauee Union piopiM's to civet in Chicago m III cost ijMKl.nili). It will be eleven stoiies high, and It Is estimated that tin- rental will be abuut Ji'O.tHM) a year. It will be known as the Temple of Temperance, ('hailes Johnson, sou of Hen. Johnson, a IaiisasClt, giain dealer, has been ottered a situation n nnKt for Harpers' Weekly, bcglnnlne, inly I, at a salaiy ol jhl.ihKi a vcar lliicklen's Arnica Salve. The best alve In the rhl for cuts. bnii.es. wores. ulcer?, fait I rheum, fever pore's, tctter-chupix'd nanus, ciilluiniita, corns anil an skih eruptloiiH, and positively' cures piles or no pay required. It Ii guaranteed togive perfeet.xatt.sfaction, ormoney refunded. I'rlco "' cents per box. For Kilo by Daniel J. Fry, drug-gi'd. At lt.rlo. . l ., ti horse was te cently llttcd wltli f)ectac!es, the second instance of the Kind in t! Is country. The restoration of his Thatsoftcarth It was when those lantllnes ability (0 SCB distinctly law added wero written Uy tho rain's gusty fall. N'or guess they, whllo pausing to look at It plainly, Tha Ivnttln thn world nerolezed. That tho page which old Morlln studied vainly Had nevor such wizard text. Only a stona o'er tho placid pool throwing, Ah Hut It told ihom, though, How the rain was falling, tho wind was blow ing, Ten thousand years ago I -Harriot Prescott Scoflord In St. Nicholas. A NIGHT WITH A TIGEK. Bolnff tho Thrilling Advonturo of Two Bacholora In India. over $100 to the fiiiinial's value lie is scarcely twenty-three years of age, lint Is already one of the best- ;nown urn-mill the country. A sliver pipe, inscribed on which was the liiM'i'iptlni), "Pieseutcil by .MaJ-tleu. llaitls.ui, l'. S. A., on be half of the I'tilted States, to the Mtawauocse tribe of Indians, 1811," has been ptesenled lo President MariNon by a gentleman who secur ed the relic In Indian territory. A python over twenty feet long crawled upon the deck of the Noi weglan ship niniuiat Slngupoiv a Hhort time ago, and muted every body (lint nlt.icl.cil ii in. ill ii... sIllL'lllallV CIIOllL'll in..!.,l.,.,. iv!,. ,1 .i i , . ".uiydiui u,;,:::!!: ;,'.:. ,'!i i.1"--' . ? liutlhi'f-tii.KHin. mi -."".' -" n"""1' hi j -" jusv mi iiisuuci jimuiged In bv nun hu-tiiojtuh. of .March, 1 77i. pinning It to th deck with n lmr-l ,l10 lKX'y upon Its own account and for it's In entering tho drawing-room there woro two itoors; this must bo borne in mind. Tho bouso itself was old-lastitoncu, a largo and many-gabled one, standing quito alone and solitary in a spacious garden; all tho windows bad been closed and tho jalousies shut and secured from tho outside; tho tatty-grass blinds on tbo piazza had been rolled up and put away till another blazing morning called for their refreshing shade. Tho locality was near that part of the delta called tbo Hundorbunds, through which tho Ganges expands its branches as it ap proaches tbo sca-a labyrinth of crooks and rivers, of iutiirloand stntrnant water. Tho night was perfectly lino, but moonless; Ihero was a heavy dew rapidly falling, lilce misty rain, which in hot countries Is a per fectly natural occurrence. 1 went into thodrawing-room by what may bo called tho backdoor, as it led into tho back drawing-room, and smaller ono of tho two; tho other, a far largerapartment, communi cated with this ouo by great folding doors of gold and white. Tho back drawing-room was very full of furniture, rather incon veniently so As I was carrying an arm ful of books, and in my disengaged band a bull's-eye lantern, I proceeded with toler ablo sccuritv. thouch slowly, but then of course I knew tho room, and could havo gwio to my destination in tbo dark. What struck mo as both curious and irntativo was tbo fancy that tbo room seemed more Impeded than ever with tho furniture, dark, old f.ishioncd rosewood furniture, that had been mado to match tho grand piano. Tho various articles looked as if they had been dragged about tho room. Possibly tho darkness abovo and around mo helped tho illusion; anyway they had tho nppcaranco of having been gradually spread toward tho center of tho room, round a heavy and solid table. It was tills tablo that I wished to go to. I walked vory slowly, partly bceamo I did not wish to spill tho books that I'd spent tho last hour in collect ing, and partly becauso of an unaccount ably liornblo feeling that had como over me. This part of tho bouso was quitb silent; in deed it was often so of an evening. Sly brother had passed mo on his way up stairs, havlnp; been all day at Jladreporo, and no doubt being tired had gono to bed. Thero wero vory fow stairs at all, as tho house was practically a oao-storleil owe, rambling and lull ol angles, having been built and added to at various timos; hero and thero ltttlo stulrcascs streamed out leading to long passages and unexpected cupboards; tho back drawing-room door itself opened from a sido flight of flvo stairs. As I had encountered two small chairs and nn overturned musio stand, I stood still for n second, looking for n clear passago and thoroby holding tho lantern high and well in front of me; as I paused amid tho complete sllenco that rulgncil an imiucnso tiger slowly crossed tho path ot light, turning on mo two burn ing yellow eyes, gleaming liko vivid to pazes. 1 stood thero iu stiffened terror and heard my heart beat. Its mouth was looso- ly parted and running with saliva; sp wido was it hanging open at tho corners that tho serrated edgus of tho lower lips wero plainly visible. It gazed with a steadfast look ot such grinning cruelty, suelt con scious malignity, that it frozo my blood and turned my limbs to stono. This description of aight uitd feeling was, of course, tho im pression of ouo vivid conception coudoiiscil by a inluuto's agony. Thotujer crossed tho India matting of tho room with a uoisoless k winging gait; as it appeared to havo como from tho obscur ity near tho piano, so it vanished into ob scurity beyond that, is, outsido tho path way of tho lantern light. I stood perfect ly immovable, still clutching tho books with my left arm, still holding tho lantern uuiuro mo. situ g.iz.ng at tho placo it had crossed, and apparently forever seeing that awful look upon tho tiger's brsaii faco. it seemed as if mv eves saw thn fn,..,' though my mind h.ul rapidly suggested tho frightful probability- that tho tiger was bo hind mo. At tho same time, bv somo dual mental process, It was holding out hope that tho animal had passed through tho Kreat folding doors into tho dark-room bo- jouu. i navo no remembrance at all of mv Portland, Or., January 12. Having a severe back ache hint summer, i trieii tlie (Jn-gon Kinney Tea, I used one can, which eU'ccted a radical cure. I would recommend it to all who arc nlllicted as an un failing remedy. Jumi's Acn. Sold by 1). W. Mathews.. 'ew York has u prodigy in the form of a five-year-old boy who speaks Greek and Latin. THEIK UCM.VtSS IIOUUIM). Probably no one thing has caused such a great revival of trade at Dan iel J. Fry's JJrujjstorc aft their giving away to their customers so many free trial bottles of J)r. King's New Discovery for Consumption. Their trade issiniply enormous in this very valuable article front the fact that it always cures and never disappoints. Coughs, Colds, Asthma. Droncliitis. Croup, ami till throat mid lung dis eases ttiickly cured. Voti can test it before buying by getting a trial bot tle fiee, large size .$1. JSvery bottle wan tutted. I H. V. MATTHEWS. ATNSWORTH. Matthews &. Ainsworth, RfAS rTATlfiFIUTv. Hi Ml r a l M I K nUL 1 n 1 Office Over Capital, National Bank, SALEM REGONlj Five acre lots in Hie ('iiutii'ul Garden city ami suburban lots V lie beautilul "Garden City additioiilo Salem," just east of tlie city. , Fruit and Home sites! Call early, and get your choice, We will sell i and farms of all descriptions. - jou There are (ili.'S newspapers and periodicals published in foreign languages in this republic. ixiii'M. Thetrun-ition from lonsr, lingering Hid painful sickne-s to robust health iii-irk" an epoch in the ii e of the in- nvitiiial. Such a remarkable event is lieasnred in the memory and the tgeiicy whereby the good health has been attained is greatfiilly blessed. Hi nee it Is that so much is heart! in oniNe of JSIectric Hitters. So many feel they owe their lestoration to health, to the me of the (J rent Al terative ant! Tonic. If vou are troubled with any di-c:ise of Kid neys, Liver or Stomach, of long or short Maiiiliniryui will surely find r-llef by use of Ekctrlc Bitters. S dd at fiOe. and tf! per bottle at Dan iel J. Fry's Drugstore. There is a inan in Hartford wlto has winked at forty-six tlillerent trade-. MATTHEWS & AMSWORTH, Rd-al Estate Agents. j UUHJJUI11U.J " JOHN F, STRATTON & SON Importers and Wholesale dealers In MUSICAL MKHCHANDIHK. New York, Ii and ." Walker St. .John F. Miration's Celebrated Kit slan Gut Violin strings, the Klnestln tho Woild. Tlie Salem Abstract lo too ai V RjljUr.d Sb AN'D- AVIieu all other remedies fail, Ore gon Kidney Tea comes to the front liK-e a true, faithful friend. For Kid ney and urinary troubles, such as iiaitt in the back, mucous ami milky discharge., brick dust deposit in the urine, los of appetite, weakness, mil general debility, Oregon Kidnev Tea has no equal. It never fails anil being oi'pualy vegetable coin- pi'sition noes not inline the system. Sold by J). W. Mathews. A western circus manager hays the tent show business is on the de el I ne. Our fin h ranter If n dealer receives a complaint, (which he bclhncstn be honest) Irom any musician to whom ho bus sold any of theso strings, ho Is authorised by us io ulve linn nnot her strlnsr witnout haiKO.andall such loss will be inndoEOoci by us lo our customers, without quibble or quostlon. (Ilewareoi imitation.) Dealers will nleitso send lor de.scrlntlvu eatiilocue. Trad btipplied at lowet price. LAND COMPANY, Have removed to building adjoining Thompson's jewelry store on Commercial street. J ,v .... ' Ipoott. The snake welulusl over ' "u uu,ul'ullU0 preservation. uii.':; ?';vri' ,''TU' l,y ",. i!,iKll,y,imilllk xuw,wl our ninidth0b11 y .fullyi,mvnivlth. ' " "mi nis mudciii'r .... ,. "H "" a""'i unnecessary notso l'hlllp Hatter, was lU,i,l ,,; lho lvi,lli-i pivlilstorie num.1 r disturbing tho baud that held tho Ian- binds uniM. r tut ...i.... ..... ion, .eti at a dc i th u lftv-fonr n.isL..v i -11.....1.. ,. : .u " ... ....., ,., niiiiiiai. ,. r l n- 1 - --.- Alwajs Vtiiiii'. Why Is my wile so pioclous In my hh,'ht? Is It bis.1111-0 h'T oji-s 1110 iilwtivs luiKlit. And mace and niodctr aie In heruirV .Nultlier, bollcM- me, thimislisho'i.M'rv fair. s.icNiy void s.1.1 sli lth an earnest dictien: "1 hi mimlnit old, I unit, K nil nili'tlon, sliuv an tune sent me 'Kavoilto I'lesciip tlon. " ' Dr. riuiv'.s i.immis lonuily of this mono Is, Indeed, a lU'ihvf mi,.. 111,. v..- r...,...i wen It ni'sh, and kindred ailments, liy itnitsth- (.'leansolliellMT, stomach, bowels mid whole sjstein bj using Dr. 1'rlcn'h Pellets A niillioti-pound bank note is kept at the hank of England. nut. .K J."" .'".' l,'llT-v andchiinmonilk. 1 Mt" 1 "' ""'''' "",u" "Pl'dlteraml api lietit liiMjainite the diitesllve oi-ais Hill 1'll'M'llls lUslH'tl.lll. .'..I. I... ..Til...! iiKin. sold l.y il, w. Cox. tiome popular entertainments am "Jtainbow tis," "Haohelor Meets," "Toast and Cheese," and the "Kclipse Mtrprise Party." A gentleman who had suHeretl grcitt annoyance and pain from Har bers 1 loll, and who had been treated by the best dIivsIcImiw wtti,.,..i .... Ijel, saysthat two bottles of Dutard's h-ecinc cuicd him and left his face perfectly smooth, w itliout a sear, it never tails in skin diseases. Sold l,v 1). W. Alathews, Mor'- than twenty niilliiuTTictv., nf land In Washington, or nearly one half the whole area, remain uiisiir-veyed. WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY Graduates Students in Classical,-Literary, Scientific, Normal, Business, Urn, AND MEDICAL COURSES. It is the oldest, largest and least expen sive Institution of learning In tho North west. School opens first Monday in September Send forentnloguo to THUS. VAN SCOY, . l'lCsldeut. ' Salem, Oregon. Titles Investigated. Money to Loan, Land for Sale, Houses for Rent CALL AND SEE US. Oregon House! Corner Mill and Summer Sts,, The building formerly occupied by'lhe Hoys' Boarding Hnll Iuih been 'thm-mUi! renovated and refitted und Is now opencS 1 to the general mi be: u 'I Hoard per rural k. Hoard nnd lodging per day " si m liotrdnnd lodging per week II" 4 00 Kreo transportation of passengers" and baggage to and from depot. . H. J. sjiLuiP, Proprietor. BoarderSI rnnn !ii H nvlng been furnished for the especial accommodation of tho public, wo Inlte the attention of the tho IIUNGHTy and sleepy ones to "Our Home" beds, new and clean; good "Home" meals served lcg iilarly three times a day. No Chinese In the kitchen. Give us a call and see for yours If. E. M. LAW, Proprietor, Cor. tomt and High St., Rilein, Or. H. P. RANKI-N'S Paint Shop Xo. lij4 Comiiiereial St. House and Carriage Painting. Sign writing, Paper hanging and decorating, Wall tinting anil kal- sumiumg execiueu 111 tlie latest style. Experienced Workmen Employed. Satisfaction Guaranteed, Call and see us before- you let your work. 4nyono wishing to board ata oulet and cozy place, will And tho object ot sir search at MRS, M. A. THOMPSON'S, Cor. Chemeketo nnd Liberty Sts., Salcra, Where a lew select boarders can secure board. v Northern Pacific Railroad GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE TWO FAST TRAINS DAILY I NO CHANGE OK CAR8 1 hqusmuU are alllleted with diseases of tho Kidney and Urinary Organs, who Enf for In silence, rather than make kim.ru their troubles. To nil timn nini,.in,i ... can otter a safe and speedy remedy In Ore gon kidney Tea. which Is composed ot hcibs, (.elected with gieateuro in Oregon, i w,"-"tediiot to contain minerals of lief uiiscs aiioru instant re sold by I). W. Jlatbows A Co. A Bargain For Somebody ! ! SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO And all points East via St. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS. 1 ho Jvorthern Pacific railroad Is the onlj lino running Passenger trains, Second class sleepers (froo of charge) Luxurious Day coaches, Pullman Palace Bleeping Can. Palace Dining Cars, (meals 75c) from Port, land to the east. :ee that your ticket read via the Northern Pacific railroad and avoid the change of cars. - yiur. ami tn fulmi 1,1. .1...1 : rtit by a well-dbuer. One of tbo1 xhouldors and hel plmv, Ifullmml ,,wlwUli Keleveu lnehe louK and four! S. ,hea ,Ur".lHl I ..,t V!,!"'' 1'l,rviw "' irritable, feel In u d, disiilritcd or if you i.ave r n J Mi,u i'1'- s,llow '"Plexioii, oienslw breat It, then your liver ?,; )ll''f;rder and need,, nnwliit. Morus , tlu liver to healthy aetlon and II w "ltln t,,,,,ro tom. Sold bv l. W. -Mathews A. J. Drexel, the banker. Is nb.mi -ld Itsothat ItcorereJinyl to foulul "" '""trial eollee for i swwly sulewlse with my ' VV"".K." nl Wyiu, IVnu., at a cost with tho luvossiiyofkeeit f fl,.)tK),(KX). ' l four dollars .11 i'i..i ... Ill lUVtUltll. lnil!llliUllHiif u lint un.1 1.. '......' U-1.I..I, i . . . I ' ".""iitiN ilu. 1 , , " , r '"K "y Liniern as tar as iwss b 0 behind' .. .""'jy"11' '' HMry,1lo,,,,,"Kl,n"-lvilMft,i,,, mo This struck mo at tho timo as clever' 1H-.U'MTcant in-: Vvimt bv I'lIU ! L. .1,. ".. ,Unr 'li.rtn I'W'.Iut Willi npr(Uiiur the kull, !"ul of uqucttoaablo luuvortance in sav- ,0" PpHvatioiis, as they cannot .'. 'U.'.V." ,N"'.l'l"'rp.;lo iliill.ir.,lK'iviwii (h....v....r.. 1.1..1. 1. .. ' '"i' "to. 1 managed to uaiu ,..i,. reach (K. ,iw..l!tl'i ,U,,.L V .1 ' KviHr' '?;-"'-''' -1;; ,s,:s, tsars'-S-. -?- - - s:i;s;ia ft uit.. . "",",v" ' .iiM,, . , "fn n iin .tr;iii -"..-.., uun couia tutnK or uotblog out and ibi- loU- n.tnn i i.Tn V. vs&;,: a. u N,,llN : uv's::rv l;u: ": --,,,ana x iwdu xhiA ntmLMu. ,V I "' l"'"W ih'jm imuiwl lloMMuieaauddlMpivKiKd andlwith u i f''r: nine i-.i out of In II... J. ... , ,..,,,., V "'"Wr,.ft:(ut X,"1vihmjrli.icrnWeliaaBl ,f "' ft, b',. J""""' -'Utio ' I s M ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL to u Boys and Girls. T"0,rR!!L.jy.!il.n . . 'bo 2h ii,. 5 ii 'oonmgn instruc tion In the primary and nnranced English Branches. UTIX JSJ EBIKTS OF MUSIC In course. ItKV. t II, TOST Cor. Clicmeketn and Htate.sls. 8-20-tf KASTBRN PEKOPKRTT! -ToExeliange for Leave Portland ntPa. m.and 8:40 p. m. daily nrrlvo at Minneapolis or St. Paul at 0:0o p. m. Pacific Division. Trains leave Front nnd G btreet daily nt 11;55 a. m, and & p.m.; Arrive nt Tncoma at 7:10 p mand 4:20 a m arrive Seattle 0:25n m and0:35p m. .through Pullman Pnlaco Sleeping Oars, elegant day coacnes, finest palace dining cars between Portland, Tacoma and SeatUs direct. Dally service. A. D. CHARLTON Asst. Gen'l I'nss. Agent, 121 First St., Oor. W ashlngtonSt., Portland, Oregon. Depot Corner Fln,t nndQ StreeU. SEE) Ono hundred acres of extra clear land, fine jor dividing up Into small tracts, Is only three-fourths of n mile from Salem post onlce. Price J8.r. per'nero. i THOMAS & PAYNE. WW 717 num mm ii'ini.u vii jAf I) I .,, DR. JORDAN'S M'SHl I OF AXATOMV 'MMBAeLMb Goand learn bow to avoid ilUease, nhil how wonderful y you ure made. Consuita don and treatment person ally or by leiter or weak SSS ".? .? or - uu jor uook. rlrnte office 211 Ueary street. A GOOD CHANCE INSURAMCB Oom nany. Fire and Ma rine. JOS. ALBERT. Agent, - - Salem, Oregon For Bargains IN 3-Korpartleiihir cii'm this office. t.wll. ....... ..-viu mii.1 u i M , i (,.4 invalid win, u j,, x Trucks and DraysJ MORGAN & MEAD Family Groceries Provisions, Fruits Etc., ao to THOMAS BUBKOWS, Commerolal Street, Salem, Or. h.K?Vn:iy I,r0(1ce or nil kinds always on nana if you llnve not tra(led wltn me t. i Le'1 'V'Pwlfully solicit a trIM bellevlnx I enn bultyou boili In prices and quality. THE OLD RELIABLE II!. !!,. ...I tt- ...1... Tr.1in luiglu ii, ,..liv p.t.i.iuiip.l nt hlaneYf iiart;.- .,i, Ui.crly street. XIo uses all l)u'iiutrini...iMiibin art and tnakf ll ssfr 7J - LSiW'0- 3S,wsfS5Si ssKssa'-s&KiS ''A'saJisrSrK-,-- Hi Mr Kh.ii ii. 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