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THE CAPITAL EVENING JOURNAL.
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away, they vrero all four on a European
steamer ''outward-bound."
And Ernest Copeland, watching hts dying
brother, wondered why no letters camo
from Kerndalo, chafed under tho necessity
for remaining so long from his betrothed,
but was too much occupied until tho last sad
hours to do more than pen anxious letters
never answered.
He had a heavy heart to carry to tho
funeral, a sacred trust to fulfill, and he had
no elalion In tho fact that half of his
brother's fortune loft him a far richer man
than ho had over been. Gerard's lifo had
been shortened by drinking and by re
morse. It was over at last, tho funeral, tho caro
of the dead man's personal property, and
then with an undefined fear of ovil Ernest
Copeland went to Ferndale.
"Gonel Gono to Europe, you say I"
lie repeated this aftor tho servant, in a
daio of bewildered pain, holding unopened
tho letters given with tho message. Not
for some minutes could ho collect his senses
sufficiently to understand ho held perhaps
tho clew to the mystery In his hand.
But ho opened it at last. Grace had had
to plead'hard for permission to writo those
lines, harder still to keep b.icka furious
epistle from her father. But only hor
well-known writing greeted her lover's
eyes as ho opened tho letter:
"Your wife and children," he read,"aroln
the little cottage opposite the church. May Ood
torsive your cruelty to them."
There was no address or signature. Only
one low moan broko from Ernest's whito
lips as ho folded tho noto again and turned
from tho house. Whito as death, shivering
in tho soft summer air, ha wont down tho
road to tho cottage. Thero was an ecstatic
scream of "Papal Papa.!' as four clinging
arms encircled his legs, and Mrs. Copeland
stood trembling and crying in tho doorway.
He gently lifted tho youngest child, and,
followed by the other, went into tho cottage.
Mrs. Copeland, crying still, sebbed:
"So you havo comeback!"
Gravely, but not tenderly, Ernest an
swered! "Your husband will never como back.
You know best by what want of wifely
love you drove hira to drinking, to despair,
finally to deserting you. Ho was not guilt
less; but ask yourself if you are."
"Who are you?" sho gasped.
"I am Gerard's twin brother."
"1 havo hoard of you. Whcro is ho!"
"In his grave!"
Sho dropped at his feet as if ho had shot
hor. Sho had been a slovenly housekeeper,
a shrewish wife, grating every hour upon
Gerard's sensitives fastidious tastes; but,
in her way, sho had loved him, scarcely re
alizing how sho drovo him desperate.
It consoled her presently to know that
half of her husband's wealth would bo hers
?nd her children's, aiyl Ernest mado no
explanation of tho reasons why the search
ho had promised bis brother to mako lor
her bad been so suddenly terminated. He
left her at last to find Porter, Mr. Wilt
bank's confidential clerk. Having received
no orders to the contrary, Porter readily
gavo his employer's Paris address, and
Ernest returned to tho city, to interview
his brother's lawyer, and prepare for a sea
voyage.
Over tho broad Atlantic tho Wiltbank
party accepted the usual tribulations of
sea-sickness and discomfort. Only Grace
was exempt. Sho waited on tho others, but
mado no moan over old Neptune's caprices.
White as a snowflake, listless, with her
soft bluo eyes sunk In hollows, her llttlo
whito hands wasting, her pretty bright
ways all gone, sho said she was perfectly
well, and seemed to bo dying before her
father's eyes.
Sho would not own to being sick after thoy
arrived in Paris.
Thoy had been a Imonth in Paris, and tho
French doctor Mr. Wiltbank called in
talked of a "want of tone," and "raising the
spirits" cf his patient, but Sophio wept all
tho long, lonely nights, believing hor fatal
discovery had killed her cousin.
But it was Sophie who, one day in Novem
ber, received a visitor alone, a visitor who
sent up a littlo noto that souther with flying
feet to roceivo him.
Ho was still in tho salon, when Sophio
came into the sitting-room, their own pri
vato salon, whero Grace was sitting at the
window.
Sho v.inted to tell her news calmly, to
avoid exciting tho Inmates, but sho broke
down, sebbing:
"Grace! Grace 1 Will you ever forgive
me! It was all a mistake. She was Ger
ard's Wife, Ernest's twin brother's wife!
He is hero!"
"Here! Ernest here!"
And Sophie flow out again. She sent him
in alone, for she said:
"I must watch, or undo will murder you
before you have a chance to explain."
Ernest entered the room, where a pale
shadow of his bright Grace rose to receive
him, to fall Into his arms weeping now as in
all her despair she had not wept. But thore
wore no more tears. Grace's roses camo
back in their happiness, and thero was a
wedding in Paris, whero Sophio was brides
maid, and hosts of American friends offered
congratulations.
But as Sophio sagely observed, shaking
her pretty head:
"It was nearly a tragedy, for if uncle and
Ernest had met too soon, thero is no saying
wiat might havo happened." Anna
Shields, In N. Y. Ledger.
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No. 211 Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon.
.ARE TI-I3 LEADERS IN
Ladies' and Gents' Fine Dress Sloes
to
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel of
purity, strength andwholevomeness. More
economical limn the nrdln.iry IMnds, nnd
canuot he Mild In competition with tho
multitude oflow test, shoit weight nlum or
phosphate "powders. Sold only In cans.
IIoyai. Baking l,ownKKCo.,10UVull.N.Y.
IMMIGRANTS LOOK DIE!
Having funned In this country for over
half n century, which gives us a thorough
knowledge ot l lie country, w o now offer our
services to j ou lu
SECURING HOMES
Also a large line of Ladies', Mis-sea' anil Chihlrens' canvas shoos for
summer. Jtemcmbcr they will make it an object for you to call on them
nud they will show youMlie best lines of goods in the city. This Arm is
well known to all the citizens of Salem, ami surrounding country, ns a
Jinn that handles nothing but reliable goods. Take the people's word for
it and call on these gentlemen when in want of foot-wear.
Their Spring Slock is Unsurpassed in Quality and Prices.
Wm
rown & Co.,
DEALERS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES.
and take pleasure In nnnounctngth.it wo
lune n very line list or properly from
which to select, embracing some ol the
best
Grain, Stock and Fruit Farms
In Mnrlon nud Linn counties, at pi Ices that
cannot be duplicated In tho Willamette
vnlley. Other valuable propcity of vail
ous kinds oll'eied nt "bed lock" prices.
Come and Sec and You Will Be Convinced
that wo mo offering nil that wo here claim
Come by Narrow Gauge mil way, or to
Turner and take Mage, (lour miles).
Docilptlve piico list of farms and other
property sent on application. Locating
two or more families near each othern specialty.
H. C. & J. II. PORTER,
Real Eslnto Agents.
Aumsville, Marlon county Or. 5-30
o
ffl
I HIES- -MMr-iaii. 3
dy Capita
(iiirna !
Has Been Enlarged
ini Greatly Improved and Now Is The
CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN OREGON !
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Leather and Findings
$50. HORSES. $50.
r ne bundled head of brood mares
J young hoi ses for sale.
colls
and
Forty or fllty
nected in the tonne Two line
horses. Clvdo and Per"heon 'stock, welch!
Rlxteen nndheventccn bundled; bao been
with the band for tlio past three ycnis.
Original stock from the best quality ol
mares. For particulars addict orsee
W. !. IIVAHS.
wit. Salem, Or.
For the Public Good.
It Is nn indisputable fact that the hand
somest vestibule trains that nro now run
on tho American continent nio those on
the Burlington route, leaving fiom Union
depotln Denver, also St. Paul, Immediate
ly on arrival of ull through trains from tho
west. Tho first and second class coaches
are magnificent, tho recJlnlng chair cars
suburb, the Pullman sleepers extremely
luxuriant, nnd ns for the meals that are
served in those palace Burlington dining
errs yum yum. The next time you go
east to Kansas City, Chicago or St. Louis,
If you mention to the ticket agent that you
want your ticket to i end from Denver or
St. Paul over tho Burlington route, you
will get It, nnd you will always be glad of
It,
If you go via the Northern or Canadian
Pacillc, tho elegant vctlbulo trains of
The Burlington Houte, between St. Pnul
nnd Chicago, or St. Louis, will carry you
along tho eastern shore of tho Mississippi
river for a distance of 350 miles, amidst
scenery thntennnot bo surpassed; or, If you
fo via the Oregon Short Lino or Southern
'aciflc, and your ticket reads via Tho
Burlington Route from Cheyenne or Den
ver, you will pass through all tho thriving
cities and towns located In what Is popu
lai ly known as the Heart of tho Continent.
For further Information apply to A. C.
Sheldon, General Agent, 8o Tlrst street,
Portland, Oiegon. -MiMAwtl
NUTMEG CULTURE.
.How
tho Nuts Are Grown and Treated in
New Guinea.
Paddling into a llttlo cove, eays Captain
John Btrahan in tho Glasgow Mail, on tho
south side of the bay, wo landed besldo o
clear, rippling stream, and, havlng-ordored
tho wholo of tho men to inarch In Indian
file in front, we started by a littlo rugged
path into tho mountains, with my interpro
ter immediately behind me, and tho llajah
just In front. ' Every foot of tho journey,
which was laborious in tho extreme, dis
closed fresh scenes of verdure and tropical
splendor, winding along tho sides of deep
ravines, sometimes dragging ourselves
up the creepers and undergrowth, wo ulti
mately attained an altitude of About one
thousand feet above tha sea, and then en
tered the nutmeg country. Hero wo halted
and rested. Tho Rajah pulled some of the
nutmegs, and explained how far they were
from being ripe.
Having rested sufficiently, we again start
ed forward, and after scrambling alonn for
about an hour, we gained u fine piece of
table-land, over which we traveled for
about another half an hour, when wo
reached three bouses erocted in the very
heart of the forest. These were used by
the natives for drying the nutmegs. The
country was everywhere magnificent, and
tho aroma of the spice laden air delicious.
Nutmeg end other equally valuable trees
were everywhere growing in great profu
sion. The fruit of the nutmeg in appear
ance resembles a pear, and when ripe opens
ni iinniav the nutcoverod with a beauti
ful red coating of mace. The nut are then .
picked from tho trees, put into baskets and
taken to the nouses, wnece mcy o uuw
and placed on shelves. They are then par-
OREGONIAN RAILWAY CO.
CASH PAID FOR
WOOL, .HIDES, PELTS AND FURS.
231 Commercial Street, Salem, Or
LOOK - OUT !
Something is Going to Drop at
BODWELL'S NEW SHOE STORE,
THE BEST FAMILY NEWSPAPER
IN MARION COUNTY
Read Our Reduced Terms!
WEEKLY, one year, $1.50. WEEKLY, h'Ix months,- --$0.75
"Now Head Our Discount for' Cash f.
95 State Street,
Salem.
Wo contcmplnten chnnga of business soon, and will thoreforo make Sweeping Re
ductions In certain lino ol Hoots nnd Shoes I u order to reduce our stock to a minimum.
We want Money! ou need Hoots nnd Shoos. Como and examine goods nnd nrlccs
nnd seo iflt will not pay you to lay In one or two years supply at tho prices we oiler
GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES !
A child can buy as cheap ns n inanjit our store. Wo mean business,! and If "you wear
shoes look us up. YOUItS FOIt "KQLI) JCOINj"
BAILEY F. BODWELL,
HE KEY TO S
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WEEKLY, one your, :J1.00. WEEKLY, 'hI iiioiiUih,-...!.0.50.
WAS TJIEIIE EVER ANYTHING EQUAL TO JTV NOW UOLL
IN THE NAMES, AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUK
ONE-'"lIIKl) OFF FOR CASH.
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FOUND!
(Limited Line.)
CIIAS. N SCOTT,
Receiver.
1 On nndnfterFeb.18 lSS'J.nnd until further
notice trains will run dally (except Hun
day) ns follews:
EAST SIDE,
Coburg Mall
From Portland
1jV.11.3u am
Ar. X0.W
Lv. 2.15 p m
28
!UC
3:31
U.l'l
3.1
J03
4.10
-1.85
J.SU
4.17
O.HU
I'ortl'd Mull
STATIONS.
fi
iTow'rd Port
land
Ar
5.S0
5.50
0.H
021
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7.20
7.2)
8.01
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10(15
P nil
Commutlon
l'OUTI.ANI) 1'JLW V
FootofJcfson. St
llay's Landing,
St. Paul's,
Woodburn,
TOWllhCIld,
MeKee,
ML Angel,
Dow n's,
rillverton.
JohnstonV Mill'
Switzerland,
KastSldeJunct.
Macleny,
Atimsvllle,
WetHluyton
O lCrosIng,
West 8clo,
Crubtrcc,
Hplcui,
Tnllmnn,
Plain view.
UrouiiKVllIc,
liouluud,
Cobunr.
All
UV
Ticket r.t
ut elation
t wol
ha
Ar. 4.10.p in.
Ar
I.v
1.80
12.17
12.00
iu
1M0
11.24
0.14
11.00
10.20
10.10
JO 07
8.40
P.l'
8.50
8.W
8.2
8 0J
7.31
CJS
0.13
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4:3)
Mill
Success iii Business requires preparation I Therefore, thoroughly muster
Commercial Arithmetic, Business Penmanship and Business Correspon
dence, Book-keeping by borh Single and Double Entry, tho nature und
correct uto of Commercial Papers, Commercial Law and Business practice.
Learn, also, Shorthand and Type-writing. Manifold, and Dictation work.
All these are needed in bu-JiieKS, and are thoroughly taught by exper
ienced teachers at the HALEM BUSINESS COLLEGE
Grlswold's Block, Salem, Oregon.
THE BEST STOCK OF STOVES
IN THE CITY IS AT
R. M. WADF & CO'S
282 to 286 Commercial Street, SALEM,
cunts per
lng agents.
tUlly roasted over a slow Are until all tho , mile on" nalej
moisture U extracted- Alter taiswiey uro t Colincct0n at Itiy'n nud Pulqunrt
cooled and carried down to "J viluwra In imdinr w(ibMtauiertiiy nfKnU-ui"
nA. .a,., in IlA IUrfJMBa 1.3 LQU UUIC1I. Ulv-- - 7vv . ..v.-.-.-...
r"u.n?..rV.u.hn f ramiont ihe I General OtBau.. it W Cor. Hr-t nnd I'll
Gulf la their aaallprowi or JUBkojat the I ,rtr,"n ""
w
I'ine,
Garland Stoves,
Oak Stoves,
Brighton Range
AND MANY OTHER LEADING STYLES.
Also a Cofiilrii' Stock ;l Hardware and Fars MacbmerytWagOAS and Carriage
Our Old Subscriber
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Now iniirreairi ale urged to take advantage of our big, discount, by
tllng old accounts and Joining the grand throng of one dolfar huIisciII
THIS IS NOT A SPECIAL OFFER
JHut a solid, iMiriiiaiK.'iilirediiclloi'. V have cyme to 'lay'
TO ONK AND ALL
We say, send us your names. If you want to take udviiutagu of our "
third oil" for cash," and are not whero you can get poKtal notes of, o
convenient method of remitting, bend us your namo and stato tl.nt
will remit at llrst opportunity. This will ensure your belug placed on u.
dollar list.
atf-OTxii 8.000.00U i"1 "? 'i!,J!
of UUrgMtuuliiwi4nlUtMUWM,uaUiTnM
Ferry's Seeds
luakiJ.
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SEED ANNUM.
For 1880
WU1 U DuUwl fH
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w to Ut ? twr autooOT
Ithaat Ardsnnerlt inaaiu.
afda,Keld or tlomt Hm
ftbould Mad U It. Add
O. . FEIIIIT CO.t OtfH, WHh.
ItfUMtOMUlOWW
u
Tho DUyBBS'aUIDBie
Uiu-jd M,roh and Sept.,
each year. It la an ency
clopedia of useful infor
mation for all wno pur
chaao tbo luxuries or the
necessities of life, Wo
oan olothe you and furnish you with
all the neoesscry ana unnecessary
appliances to ride, walk, danco, sleep,
eat, fish, hunt, work, go to church,
or sy at home, and in various sires,
styi ,s and quantities. Just figure out
wha' is required to do all these thinga
rnm.iRTlRIV. and you can make a fair
estimate of tho value of tho UUYEIttt ,
OUIDE, which will be sent upon ,
reoelpt of 10 cent Vj pay postage,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
JU-U4 KleUifaa ATMtt. Oalco,Ul,
TKAXSl'OllTATKiy.
TH.E YAOUINA ROUTE.
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD
And OroKon Development company's
Mr.imlilp lino. !i"i miles shorter, 'M hours
lessttmo tliiui by any ottici unite. First
class tliroiiRli p:is.ciiKcr nnd freight lino
fmm Portland nud nil polntH lu the Wll
lninctto vnllev to nnd ironi ynu Francisco
TIME SCHEDULE, (Except Suiirtnys):
l.ene Albany 1:00 I'M
IrfiNcCnrvulllfi - -1:10 I'M
Arrlvo Yiitiulnii C::!01'M
I.eavo Yaqulmi - ...... .:15AM
Loao CoialllH tttMAM
Arrlo Albany 11:10 AM
(). A C. trains connect at Albany and
limillls.
Tho nboo trains connect at YAQUINA
lth the Oickoii Development Co's Line
ltMteir.ishlpsbctMeon Ynqulnn nnd San
t'lanclsoo.
SVIMNO HATES.
STUAMl'.ltS. rilOM YAQUINik.
Wlll.uuelto Vnllev Sunday Apr. 2S
W lll.uuetto Valley Monday, May
Wlllametto Valley, Tuesday " 14
8TKAMKKS, FltOM SAN KKANC1SC0
Wlllametto Valley Thuii-day, JIny 2
Wlllametto Valley Friday " 10
Wlllametto Valley Saturday, " is
This iiiinpnny ixeres tho right to
cluuiL'O Milling dales Ithout notice.
N. 11. l'lisveiiKviimnn l'oitland and all
lllametto Valley points can mnko close
ronnectlon wltli tho trains of tho
YAOU1NA HOUTE at Albany orCorvnllls,
and If destined to San Francisco, should
in range to arrlvo at Yaqulim tho evening
beforo date of Milling.
rasbpngrr nml Ki eight Kates AIwmk the
liowet. I'orlntormatlon apply to iiessra
HULMAN & To., Fielght nnd Ticket
Agents 200 and LVJ Front bt., rortlnnd, Or.
or to
C.C. HOOUK, Ao't Oen'l Frt. A
i'ass. Agt., Oregon l'acillc It. II. Co.
Corvnllls, Or.
f! H.HASWEM.,Jr.Gen'l Frtj A
Tabs, Agt. Oregon l)eelopment
Co., .101 Montgomery Ft.;
Sim Fmnclseo, CnlJ
T1S1K TAHLK-KIVKll DIVISION.'
Thnelcgantly equipped sleamboats, Wm
M. Hong, Capt. Oeo. lUmbe; the N. S.
Ilentley, dipt. .I.Jl'. Coultei; the Tlueo
Sisters, t'apt. V. V. Miort; are In set vice
for passenger find ficlglit tmtllc. botween
Corvallls and rortland and Intermedium
points, making tlueu lound tilps each
week as follew'H:
NOHT1I HOUND leaves Conallls Mon
day, Wednesday and Filday at 8 a. in.
Anlves atSalem .Monday, NVediiesdayand
Filday ut:i p. in. Leaves Salem Tuesday,
Tliiiidny and Satin da vat (In. m. Airles
ut I'.u Hand TueMlay.Thiiisday and Satm
day st :i:'K) p. m.
I-OUTII ItOUND-Leaves Poitland Mon.
day, Wednesday and Filday at (I a. m.
An lcs at Salem Monday, NVednesdavand
1 t Ida v nt 7:10 p. in. Leaves Salem Tues
day, Thursday and Satin day at (I ii. m.
Auhes at Con-allls Tuesday, Thuisdiiy
Satuiday ut:i.uoi. in.
For nelghtand passenger uites apiily to
the captains and imisemoftho lespectlMi
boats, or to W. M. Daillng, agent, 'JIO and
aM Finn! stiect. rertlnnd: (lllbcit llios.
agents Salem; I. M. Adair, agent, Albany
O. A. .Miller, agent, Corvallls; or totho gen
eral fielght and passenger ngent. Corvallls.
O. A. C. tinlns connect at Albany and
Connllis
... .... .K: w- l"W'KN, Superintendent.
Wm. IIOAO, Oeneial iManngrr.
-V1A-
SoutlifiHi Pacific Comjiaiiy's Line.
THE MOUNT SHASTA MOTE.
Time liehuru Salem nml San Fraurlsiu
ililit)-sl Moms.
CAI.I1 OIIMA KXI'lllJiS 'IIIAIN ItU.VllAIlA
iii.iwi:p..v l'onri.Arii ands. r.
S7iIIIi7
H.oo p. in. I l.v. l'oitland An
0:11 p. in. I Lv. Salem Lv.
Tttta. m. I Ar. San Finn. I,v.
I.OCAI.
'NoTtli.
TbilSnTiiT.
":.M a. in.
7.00 p. in.
assi:n(ji:k tiiain ( dau.t .x
ciut humiay).
8-(H) a. m,
11:10 a, m
2.10 p. m.
I.v. 1'oitlaiTd Ar. I :i: p
Lv Salum I,v. 1 12-M p. m.
Ar. Kugeno I.v. li.OU a. in.
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
For accoinmodittloii ol second class
piiHKcngei attached toozpress trains.
TheS. I'. coinpnuy'K fciry makes eon
nectlnn with nil Wio regular tiauiR on th
Kant Kino Division liom lootol F Ntieo
Cortland.
West Side Division, liclWcen Portland
and Cervallls:
l""!,Y (I'XfKIT HUN DAY).
Oregon Railway and Navigation
OOMI'ANY,
Columbia River Route.'
irnliiiifortlio east Have I'ortlund at 7:15
I in and n i in dully, Tlo its to und from
principal points In tin United States, Can
udn mid l,uroH
ELEGANT TULMANN PALC CARS
Kmlaniut Bleeping; Curs run IhroiiK'-'i.on
express tri Ins to
OMAHA
COUNCIL IIIAFK
It '111 BT. I'AUI
Free of Cliurgo and It ou Change
Connections ut Portland for Bun Fran
lincoand l'ugct Hound oliits.
For lurtlicr partlculai-s luqtilro of J. A.
MuiiiiIiii;, ugeiit of tho lOlupany, iH6
Coiiimuiulul street, Hulcm Uiegon, ol
A. U Maxwell, (1. 1, a, T, lrttlaud
Oreuou,
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