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TJIUJtSDAV
JUNK (I, 1880.
ALASKA ,.vn unit iii:soi;hci:h.
To one wliOHC'tittciilloii linn never
bo -n called to tliu fuel, It ncetiis rath
er HurpriHlin? tlmt Kim Kuiucleco In
on the meridian tlmt divides Uio
POs-chhIoiih of tins United Stale-
Into cuual imrlH. 'Ihu AIiimkhii ur
ctilpelno fxt'inl iih fai to the vit
ofSan FranulHCo as Maine Is to the
cast of It. We me furthermore not
ant to realize that the ena-d line 01
Almiku oxciuiIh that of the United
Slatea, anil that Uh teirltory 1-t equal
In extent to the portion of the I Tul
ted Statin wipt ol the MhnlwdiHil
river. lln iHhindw mewiine 1,100 In
number, ami Uh heeiiery H" K""l
ami rugged, with Its abrupt head
IiiihIh, Hh gigantic riivini-H, Uh miow
covered mountains and liicii-iH, mill
enormous rlvi-m, an any on Mils con
tinent. It Iiiih a population ofahoiit
1(2,000, only .'I.imki of whom me
whites.
The few towns that aio to lie
found are Fcntti-rcd along the count,
and are iiinelpally tradlngnud (lull
ing station. The most Important
Ih Silkn, formerly the Heat of the
Russian governor, and at tho time
called New Arelmiiuol. It has a
liopulatlon ofahoiit 1,000 ninl Is the
headijuarterH of the United Slates
allthoritk'H. It Iiiih rorlllli'atlniiH,
magazines, and a iiiaguetlu observa
tory, ami Iijih a Oreeli church and
htohnp. It iiIho hoaHlHofa training
school for Indian ehlldien. On a
rocky point near Bitku Ih situated
the ciiHtlo, which in spite of Uh rug
ged walls and severe iiHpeet, possess
i'hUh secrets mid Uh romance. It
wuh formerly the ahode of a Itusslun
princess who held sway In Iho Ter
lltory, and who was nmrdcicd In
her own home In the midst of gay
levels by a Jealous admirer,
Ouo of tho most curious pmcllccH
of tho natives Is their method of dis
posing of tho dead. Tho bodies of
tho departed uro cremated and de
posited In log houses, which are sur
mounted by borne carved object in
wood which Is supposed to guard
tht' ashen of tho deceased whoso
bones lie beneath.
The llshiug Industry Is Mug
very lapldly developed. Nineteen
wiliunn i-nuni-rics are now In opera
tion in Alaska, ami very tew rcalte
how tht) waters of Alaska abound
In salmon. They are much mote
numerous then they are in tlio pro.
llllu waters of California, Oiegon
ami Washington, Thousands have
been taken, ho wo tiro informed in a
recent government icport, by a sin
glo haul of (lie seine. We quote the
following fiom tiilsrepert:
"On tliu southeast shores of the
Alaskan peninsula, in the bays with
Mimll streams eiiteilug Into them,
tho salmon ate crowded so thickly
thai tho progress or tlio boat Is hit
jH-dwl by them, and should a south-
east storm suddenly arWu at such '
tu'iisoiiK, tho Dili are driven on the
beach In lumiuiiT.ihlo ipiiu titles
Olio of tho UukmImi navigators injur
ed uc (18(111 that under Midi clrctini
stances ho hasK-eiitliobciii'li Mrown
two or time feet deep with Mniud
til Miluuiu, Vancouver Iiiih record
ed tlmt lie saw them in llurruugh's
Inlet cant upon tlio U'lieh hi great
numbers." Tills all sounds Indeed
like a UnIi story, but wo iiium not
look upon it uskiiiuv, tw It appears
lit government rooonlH,
TliONihnoii lldicilcs have Incrvai.
nl very i-ipldly. lit ISs7 oltjhtron
viuh'U were i itK.igod In tlio tnilllo
and 100,000 can ofHilmon woroo.v
Krtcd. In 1SS8 (he number of vos
boUluul Increased to twenty-eight
tuuUH'twiviiHiKMWaud :W0,tHvj ens
os weroex ported,
Winding l alo o.Uuvoly car
ried on ; Alaska, and Iss7 forty von
hoi were engaged In till hindnoss,
six of w hub wire Moniucrs. The
total catch yielded &v.us ImireU of
ill and t V'.'Mi poiiudi.of w hiileUnie.
Olioof thogieateM iunuiicvi of ihU
vast region it. lu fontts, which r
practically vlrulu.--.S.'leiitllk Amer
ican, i
A throrUl htm luvosllciiusltht-eas
wens wmi loupiiomw ami dollwite
ma a . . . I
thcriiiomotors, ami ho anuouuivi.
Martitng uimiwric. no dUlin- maun, and exclaimed, "What ,,
gulslaM MiiuuU hke tho boiling of bcautirul day!" "H always Umu
rocks, ami ivtlmtitiil tlmt a uilleaml laml," r.mlks.1 llahiitiutiu, impi
ou-liuir urHilHintuih tlio Ohio anil lug that ho llv,l In the Ik.uu of
juiliaua ga ileitis Uio UiujKmttireJnn
vruj9wrtme(w.
,v..V
Phof. JoskI'H !'. Jonks answers!
the question, "Is It safe to drill the
'earth too much?" The profeswr
iajSlmies the earth to Iks n hollow
sphere filled with u gaseous Hiihlancc,
called by us natural gas, and he
thinks that tapping these reservoirs
will cause disastrous explosions, re
sulting from tho lighted gas coming
In contact with tlmt which Iscscaje
ing. JIc compared the earth to n. bal
loon lloatcd and kept distended by
the gas in the interior, which, if ex
hausted, will cause tho crust to col
lapse, afi'cct the motion of the earth
In its orbit, cause It to lose Uh place
among the heavenly bodies, and fall
in pieces.
W:nii:Mj Phim.iiw, In his lec
ture on the "Lost Arts," In speak
ing of malleable glass, tells of a Ro
man who, In the age of Tiberius,
had been banished, and returned to
Rome, bringing a wonderful cup.
This cup he dashed upon the marlilu
pavement, and it was crushed but
not broken by tlio fall Although
Homcwhat dented, with a hammer
he e.islly bent It into shaie again.
It was brilliant, transpaient, but
not brittle. Ho further states that
tho Romans obtained their chemis
try from tho Arabians, and that
they brought It into Kpain eight
centuries ago. In the books of that
ago there is a kind of glass spoken
of that, If supported by one end, by
its own weight. In a day's time
would dwindle, down to a lino line,
so that it could bo curved around
oiic'h wrlhtliko a bracelet.
Iliiinpn-t of tlio llumconatliN.
April Mth, 1880, tho homeopathic
physicians and chemists of Paris,
Prance, held a banquet to celebrate
the anniversary of the birth of Sam
uel Hahnemann, the founder of the
medical system to which they be
long. Tho llrst important euro of
Hahnemann which established his
reputation In Paris was that of the
dautglier of M. Logon ve In lo.'W,
Hahnemann being at tlio time al
ready advanced in years. The child,
four years of age, was dying and
bad been given tip by the doctors,
who had exhausted all remedies.
Tliu despairing parents had also
given ui all hope, and a friend of
AI. I.egouvo's, tho artlHt Amaiiry
Duval, was painting the portrait of
tho poor llttlo suH'erer. Upon lln
lshliig his task it suddenly occured
to Auiaury Duval that ho had heard
of Hahnemann, a German doctor,
who, according to report, treated
his patients in a verydiHeront man
ner from that of the general profes
sion. Why should they not call
hhn In, especially as tho regular
physicians had in consultation de
cided to try nothing farther, as they
could no longer ward oil' death?
At such painful times ouo catches
at the slightest hope, and miming
to tho house, where Hahnemann
lived, in (ho Rue Milan, Ainaury
Duval brought him back to his
iillheted friends, lln approached
the bed where lay tho tineoucloiis
child, and passionately ordered the
attendants to throw out of the win
dow all of the drugs which he saw
nt hand. "Give tho child as much
water to drink as it wishes. Thoy
have have thrown a tiro of live coals
Into her body; wo must tlrst extin
guish that lire!" They blindly nil
lowed his dlicctlons, and the next
day llnlineuu'iin returned and
brought a potion, of which lie
administered a few drops only. The
child was cured in a few days. Was
not that a hannv chance? At all
events such a euro created much
excitement, and Hahnemann was
the talk of tlio tune. '
Ho did not lack enemies or nppo-,
nUIod, and ouo doctor who treated1
the now system with contempt, li
lHiMng of tho Hire of tholiltlc
girl, icmaiki'it
with tho mostunt-i?
in nl professional etitiblsteuey th.it
ho regretted OMvedlngly that the
child had not tlied, lto that as
11 tn.tv. It u-.i, IV...,. ll.w ..,..,.,..,.1
tli.it I lahnen.aiiii nerulled I.U
.uUu-u.iit.i.iililllples.l.ut tl.iMUMf-l
,. , , , , i .. i
rol between tlieuiselves and thoj
oilier phyhlelaiis has lasted, as isl
" " "" "' .."... . s-... v
well known, without abatement to
this day. It Is eertaln that liahne-'
maun ihwcomi! an original a.ul v;erv '
attraitlvo iH-ixunillty, and It Is mI.I
that tlio hlia of the system ,.
when one of his own children was!
very ill.
l'o'.ihtliu his own skill, though
ho had been pniotlohtg for inanv'itvor Ills s'eok cent a daluUlv uu- Oregon is one of tlio nmM produe
years, he called in a brother phyM-1 broldered blanket vhue pockets' lYsUu's Ul u,," ls vat
cla,iini,,,rl,a(hu,,andhola(erIbulgiMwl(hl,,.npsofsug,,r.'lIow,
onu-reti violent ami uliirulreiuoilu.
Hahnemann while witnessing the
Milllirlugoriilrt ouuglscj' as thev
were applying tho catM.c and th'o
cupping ghiNs, ivvoltol. ".Vo," lie
erlrtl,"! will not Ivtlieexecutloiterof
my chllill" Aud fronuliat monicnt
threwhluisclfliitoiliosvslcm which
... . w... i.. r V I ,
was to yi dor ruinou. uml which
lm rcvoiutlonUcd medioliic,
M. l,e joiive hut rltitcil sound
tnrle if the man. One mdlaiu
spring day ho wont to mv llah:i
eternal Iwriuony. lie ilnuik
mttv
water. "For what gool arc
tho crutches of wine?" lie would
SUV. JliS eilll Was lliai OI II pmioso-
i
l . i i.. . i. .ii.i
One morning upon waking he did
not feel as well as usual, and request -
cd a remed v of ills wife.Iwho assist -
... ..... t.ti
ml him in tlio nrenaration of his
,., .. ,
medicines, ins win.', mucn jhuiisu
than himself, and who had a blind
faitli in him, brought him tho desired
Hjiccilic. "If this is not successful it
will bo a grave matter," he remarked.
In the evening lie become worse.
"I shall dlo to-morrow," said lie,
simply, and ho prepared himself,
using his dying forces iiwiiedltuliun
of Ills death, and then dictating till
his voice failed, many scientllic. in
structions to his followers. Ho was
eighty-four years of age. Uauner of
J'lfe'l't- .
Tlir b'ri'at, Man. in Oklahoma.
From the hllla of Tcnncwscc,
from tliojiinlesof .Mlitourl,
l-'roin Topeka
And WiilPGku,
Kulitmnoo nnit Knnliukco,
Tliey went tcurini; down In fniy.
And grab Is tlio game
In HtakliiKa claim.
Tlio hero of nil
Ih the man with gall
The M)ii of a t;iin
Who enjoys the fun,
Who'd lo u noti for the Job
Of plnylti hob with the niob;
Tliu Kunher, the rusher,
The tenderfoot uniwlicr;
The roarer and ranter,
Iiialunter In banUr,
Huraof thollopof his i)o, i
Always on top In the drop;
The (I ither an J erasher,
l'artleular sliishrr,
Aud woolly-eyed gasher;
Tho whooper and hiiorler,
The uik-for-iKwiiinrter
Thtf llooiner.
Clnclnuall Times.
"SCRAPS'
Tho legislature of Florida desires
tho United States to take Cuba un
der her wing.
"Why, "said a counsel toa witness,
"aio you so precise In your state
ment? Are you afiaid of telling an
untruth?" Witness (promptly)
"No, sir."
Tlio interstate commerce commis
sion has begun an inquiry in the na
ture and causes of railway accidents.
Tlio deadly car stove, the mutilat
ing freight car coupling nru now to
undergo olllcial scrutiny.
School mistress Elizabeth, define
ferment. Elizabeth Ferment, to
work. .School mistress Give mo a
sentence containing the word. Eliza
beth I love to fernict.t in the gar
den "" .....- " ..........
forbearing husband," sobbed John's
widow, on her ieturn from the
funeral. "Vos" said a syiup.ithiz-!
"Poor John! ho was a kind and
il
ig neighbor, "but It'a nil for tho'""'''!'? , , V " ,lt i, , ,! u
". ... . .. . i bought a large bottle, It helped her
est. ou must try ami coiiilcirt , ,,v. bouulit tuiotlior anil tri-uw liet-
host
yourself, my dear, with the thought tor fast, continued itn use and is now
that your poor husband is at peace i strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weigh
, ,llll( ,, lug M0 pounds. I' or fuller particu-
"l '" ' ' hits send Mump to W. 11. Cole,
A lady in Bordenrown, who lived Druggist, Fort hiuitli. Trial bottle
near a church, was sitting by the1 of this wonderful discovery free at
window listening to theeilckets who1 J- l'y's drug store.
were loudly chirping; the nnisio, "How are von getting on in your
from the choir being quite audible. now place?" asked n lady of a girl
A gentleman dropped in who had wlioni sho had recommended for a
just pas-ed the church. "How loud-
ly they sing to-night." said he.
Yes," said tho lady thinking of the
crickets "and they say they do It
with their hind legs."
Myrinoeldcs, mi ancient carver,
was so prollcient in nilero-copie
mechanism that ho made an Ivory
chariot with four wheels, and as
many harnes.-ed horses, m so small
a compass that a tlv might have
hidden them all under his wings.
The same artisan made a ship w ith
all her decks, masts, yards, tigging
and sallx, which took up scarcely
more room than the chariot.
"Now, MIns Brown," wild an car
nest llsUnor, "won't you play sin. e
thlng for us.", "No, thank ou,'
,? ' '" : ...
o .1.1 . I... I...I ,. .111,1...!.... I M-
jiuiu. jwiriicsi livelier: ".mi
would I, hut
Ileie he was ,
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stopped liy tho eNprossion on the ,
.V"""K ""V " '"', anil lie IllOKt'U
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"' '. , ,,' ' r ' , " "" ". " "ur "nv I '' uleiu-v, naiiM-a iiafns hi the
,,a'1 '"U''H.v tiirno.luu.1 U-ft lii.u. isIi.hiIiKmx i.ii.i hn-ast. J)r. Henley's
r-"i7i r.r.ri Dandelion loul. pi-innotes lieiiltliv
I iilurMy I'luMrcn. ilgitlmi and leinmvs all unhealthy
A elty mlssslouary on lier wav toisviiiplonis. Hold by I). W. Mathews.
visit a poor family wlieix' a slekly i
el.ihl was dying from laek of su.U- i
eleut nourishment was detained at a I
thIiiB by bloeUado of emrlages.
On the sent of one elegant turnout
by tho side of a lady Nit a i ue don.
a Mi lug of silver Mis nn.tind his
neek, gold bangles on hlsnaws. and
much some children mls.s by not bo-j
'lug born not (logs!" ilrylv remark'Hl
"w nii-ioiiarv, iinvaiiing lier wnv
"
hk foluuvku sum
Mrwltoliaiwumui..rnhlfi,nifrofor
two cr, for what they rUiMwr com-
,ulu,-M s" wouW " -
u Iwrlltlou but wouU oou lU
xJLZl.rZV
lgoihU)itleofThoClittmUKemdr,"
W vuw S4trtiii- aw br
luiuMlatesoid,audhn thn UMtlei h4
lva tau tb Kk-alued her old accuitomet
bralth tn.t H'ltlU aud it uor a well at ever,
isfdu tha Upocflt thj detlwM, I ua it tot
rhcuraatlttu with the ivaull lUt I am now
allihr tr Iroin the diK4w vrlih which I
haj mffsrvU Io ovtt a yr.
0 fy j
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TTukf,8qrriMKi.
lincklen's Arnica Salve.
int.- .. ......... I., it... it'nrlfl tor
jiiu inaji, ikmvu hi iii " --
cuts, brakes, sores, ulcers, salt
I rheum, fever Pores, tetter chapped
1 1,,,,,,1,,chllblaIiiB, corns and all skin
1 eruptions, and positively cures piles
1 or no pay required. It is guaranteed
togive perfect satisfaction, oi -moiitj
rem
refunded.. Trice 2.5 cents per box.
For sale by Daniel J. Fry, drug-
gift.
Pulitzer of the New York World
adds $2000 to his hank account eycry
day.
ixFti'hY.
This remedy Is becoming so well
known and so popular as to nctd no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Jiitterssing the same song
of praltc A purer medicine does
not exist and it is guaranteed to do
all that is claimed. Electric Bitters
will cure all diseases of the liver and
kidneys, will remove pimples, bolls,
salt rheum and other nflections
caused by impure blood. Will drive
miliaria from tliesysteni and prevent
as well as cure all malarial fevers.
For cure of headache, eonsthiatiou
and indiirestion try Electric Bitters
Entiresatisfaction guaranteed, or
money refunded. Price COcts. and
$1.00 per bottle at Dan'l J. Fry's
drug store.
School Mistress Edward, give
me the definition of excavate Ed
ward Excavate, to holler out
School Mistress Give moasentence
containing the word. Edward I
hit Bill and ho excavated.
"TO IIK Oil .NOT TO HE."
soliloquized the melancholy Dane.
A sea of troubles opposed. He
shrank before them; ambition lay
dead. Life, as lie viewed it, rested
under a yellow cloud, tinged with
green. Hamlet, to my mind, was bil
ious. Tho blood, diseased, carried
through the natural gates and alleys
of the body, made life a biiidcn; and
the ills of the body magnified in a
tenfold degree his other ills. Purify
tho blood, give new life and action
to the system, take Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, and your
drowsiness, lack of appetite, cliilly
sensations, yellow skin, bad breath,
will all depart, as tlio morning mists
are di-pelled by the rising sun.
Thousands of cures follow tlio use
of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, o0
cents.
The legislature of a certain state
having a bill under consideration for
tlio regulation of tax collectors, an
honorable member got upon his feet
and said: "Mr. Speaker, I go in
heavy for that bill. Tho tax collec
tors are all a set of knaves. I was
one myself for ten years." The bill
was passed.
A hCllAFoi' IWmt SYhsllKu7.lr'K.
It was just an ordinary scrap of
wilting paper, but it saved her life.
She was in tho last stages of con
sumption, told by physicians that
bIio wan Inuurublo mid could ltve 011-
, u H,lort tim Mmj WL,,gliea ltos
, tfum venty pounds. On a piece
I of wrapping' paper she read of Dr.
King's New Discovery, and got a
situation. "Very well, thanks." "I
am glad to hear of It," said the lady;
"your employer is a nice person, and
you cannot do too much for her."
"I don't mean to, ma'am," was tho
Innocent reply.
This is the season of tlio year
when tho raw, cold winds creatosad
havoc with the hands and complex
ion. Soft white hands and a clear
"peachy" complexion can bo as
suredly preserved by the frequent
application of Butard's Specific. If
nibbed Into the skin well it leaves
no greasy surface. Tlio skin !
absorbs it. Sold by D. W. Mattiews,
A guest at a country inn exclaim
ed: "I say, landloid, your food is
worse than it was last year!" "Im
possible, sir," was the rather am
biguous reply of the landlord.
Tho immediate symptoms of Dys-
pep.-l.i, or indigestion, are a riitrcs
I'M1'"! " '"ij,"ii'i iv msiii-s-
'.'"tf on-e ..t weight, oppresMon and
iiiiiiil'ti in i i:i' Mitiiiini'ii. nt'iiri inirii
'loss of appetite, loul breath, boloh-
liWa .ir ;,..,' -.V; ,;."
u . , ,V i j Lt , '
T" my' who '? "''"'"'"
-;".". ver stops to weigh
,',, fl 1,,, i. i ,", ,,
JT "h tll0t A1""1, ,,', W"'v
rvu.iti'i tits ihh 1 1 uis iiiiuy ueai
lit wortls in n close polltieal earn
ralgn. tracts of graying lands support thou-
NUu1, f tlle and sheep, and lts'
v l " '. .,,8riiu,ll,r,u "'I.'""' pro-
?i!LSZ$fo& iiS!
'staiiovs, tho largest In tlio world,
' Among the Useful anil valuable iwxkI.
J11'!! 'e Web 1'ivit htntu may lie
, li, "i, ' ?' ,, '"'UV" rUUw? 'rea,
x".,,,la lm)vwl u boon to hou-
MW with uln in tlio luck
im',,,l,'"y.y dltileiiltles. It Ispurclv
V n vlS1'!rt't,1c''J'l,lh d never
""'" ' "' ". ' -voinews.
li s.uiiiM 1-e (.iucr.ll known that !
Ih HviiUv's Uuidclloii Toulo in-;
jivsii he it ajipittlto. mil Ineiv.iM'd ,
dix slloll. (Ilsikls iii.rv.iiidil..ir.wl.t I
and low ..pirlts. ovmuue lack of
cnvr'.v itii.t v ..L..fiilii.. .....! ...in i..
i .." ........ ... ,va (till, 14 111 111
fuMicwllfeauiUtiiigth into the
weakest invnll.l s,ii,i hi i .
Mntliowu. " '
The Best Residence Localities
,, , i 4i ...,w.,m.n.i fmviw arc fliose owned by men or corporations who
In tho dly of Prll.l jJlCllftaTJ." aWHy lo Improt. Ihem.
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To the citv of Salem. They have at this time fifteen teams employed anil the conteniplnted linprovemonts hayo
scarody begum It Is intonded to make the drive leading from Commercial street through Riverside and High
land additions and around Highland Park
THE FINEST DRIVE IN THE STATE
Of Oregon. Tlio line of the Salem Street Railway Company runs through the middle of this addition, and no
lots will be more than two blocks distant from the line. Highland Park will in the near future be
THE iVIOST POPULAR RESORT
ABOUT THE CITY OF SALEM.
Lois in Highland Aililiton are High anil Dry and Well Located; Most Excellent Drainage-
The soil is black and rich. From nil points a fine view is obtained of the public buildlng3 and our highest
mountain peaks. Arrangements are already being made for the location of two churches in. this addition, and
a nunibcrof residences are soon to bo built. Buildings only of the best class will be permitted. Residence lots
within the limits of thf city of Salem are worth on an average over 1000. "We can sell you better lots in High
land addition for one-third of the money, and being directly on the line of the street railway they are practi
cally not half so far from the public, buildings and tlio business part of the town as the majority of the so
called "inside lots."
Buy a Lot in Highland Addition for Three Hundred Dollars,
And let some other fellow pay $1000 for an inferior lot not so well located. With the difference of $700 you can
build a boautiful cottage, or put it out at a rate of interest that will buy you nearly two thousand -street car
tickets every year.
I-i. P. RANKIN'S
Paint Shop
No. ii)4J Commercial St.
-O-
IIousu and Cairiago Painting,
Sign writing. Paper hanging ami
decorating, Wall tinting and kal
somiuing executed in the latest
style.
Experienced -Workmen Employed,
Satisfaction Guaranteed, ,
Call and see us before you let your
work.
yovra 6.000.000 peop'o Ullote thH It
.. . ' ' ," rr"'' '-; "--'-
oiuM urgeev na mo6t relume House, ana laej
Ferry's Seeds
D. M. FERRT A CO. an
ccnowietKea to M IB9
Largest Seedsmen
m tne world.
D m.Fisbt&Oo'i
niottnted. Descrip.
tlio and Priced
SEED ANNUAL
For i nao
Will b milled mtF
to all appticanta, and
1 lut TBAHa pnatnmiw.
wlthoQt nnlennff it. r,ni;u.
Eirii,rteaalHowirlnar.""t.!-W,'Xen,00,,n
in ium. I SSSSiSS f "it Taa
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n ccbhv pn n a as
w.-".nniwu.Iuroil1lCB,
mi
INSUHAI.'CK
Uompnnr,
Klre and Jln
rlne. w .,..,, A
AU,hIlT- AEen, " .
, DR. JORDAN'S
MUSEUI OF AXATOMY
751 Market ct.Snn Kranclaco
CAI.ITOII.M.V.
lioand Iciirn liovr to avoid
ilUraar, alul how t ontlerAil
! you are made, ttnisuitn.
tmn and treatment per on
ally or by letter or weak
nrxes and nil ill.eav.o o
men. Send for liook.
t'rivnte ottico siiuiry atroct.
For Bargains
IN
Family Groceries Provisions, Fruits Etc.,
OO TO
THOMAS 1.U1U10WS.
Conunoralnl Stroot, Sutom. Or
,,"i,UM-rr luwufBll kind aiu-ars on
hand. If )imhenot Imdisi with me be.
Ar.I ri'.vtrully aollclt a trial bellavinx
1 u uli y, ui, ta prlwa anOualltf
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'Wfiffim
jaeiV!'b
-IS OWNED BY-
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Ami this Corporation is determined
ost
Attuwe
SEE HERE!
If there is anyone in the whole state
of Oregon win wants toretmn
to tlio east ho should read
this advertisement:
A Bargain For Somebody ! !
EASTERN PROPERTY!
--To Exchange for
)!
tV GOOD OtDVNGE
C9For particulars cull at this ntllv-e.
S7fi tn 950 !??T . made
foriia. Ai-eniM
.Vi..r.rtr w.h" w.,u furul.h liorao aud
f. :.r..'i :.5 " l"H'.q "wo llm lmlne. Sivtre
. tw vATsT.-.-.i.r'. '.""""' .5iur "
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"S vA T. .i " i"ynwy employed uUi. , i nrtniKli i . .. mn iVUt o MliplDB l-nn..
5ohnfr,f?!c"i,rll.,uVJ,,.,,l,ac,.0- ' ",l'.Jf lies. llnt.t uluco dlniinf
N H1MM .... .. . ' . 4'W. IH,. ,,re. A n.CHAKIA-ON
rri'enr "t,1'" ? "iIne ex- A.1.'"'-' ' l'--- eept, i.'l Flrtt St., Cor.
umpror reply, U.r.J,d;Cu, 4im-t -im . ar FIM aadU Stri,
a n n i t n m
(1 : : I 1 1 111
nUUl S l j li
to
JOHN F.STRATTON& SON
Importers nnd Wholesale dealers in
MUblCAI. MERCHANDISE. New York,
i:i nnd tr Walker St. John F. Stmtton's
(Ylelirntcd Hu .slan Out Violin strings, the
Kincstin the World.
Our Ouuraiitpo If a .dealer receives a
complaint, (which ho ocllevesto be honest)
from nny musician to whom he has sold
any of these strings, he Is nuthorlzcd by
us to give him another string without
charge, and nil such loss will be made good
by us to our customers, without quibble or
question. (Iiewnroot Ifiiltntlon.) Dealers
will plenso send lor descriptive catalogue.
Trad ) supplied nt lowest price.
ST. PAUL'S
Boys and Girls.
Tlio school will open on. the IMth
or September. Thoiough instruc
tion In tho primary nnd
na,,nced
English Branches.
LATIN' AND ELEMENTS OF-'MUSIC
-In coursc-
TKKMS and further Information maj be
cad on application to
UKV. K. II. POST.
Cor. Chcmeketii and State SU.
S-23-tf
Northern Pacific Railroad
GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE.
TWO FAST TI.AINSnA.HA'!
NO CHANGE OF OAIW
SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO
And nil itolnls lixst via
I St. PAUL ami MINNEAPOLIS.
The Northern Vaclnc rnHroad Is the only
line running itiaseueer trnlus, tsecoud class
fclcsjpcrs jiree of cuargu) Luxurious nay
ctiaclnw, i'allman l'nliicsj Hleepinu Cars,
llilarolilalag Can, (meals 7Sc) iroin I'orl
liindiothocast. i ee tint your ticket read via the Jfortliern
liclno rallnud und avoid the
chance or sirn.
Untu lirltnitil mi x.i in n n.l K-111 n. in.
I dlli iirrivo uiMlnneaiiolU or Ht. I'atil at
v . ' : vision. Tmlni leavo Front
""'U amir at Ui u. in. nnd !;)
p. in.; a . .tt TuroiiM nt 7:10 P mana
f.Mu inn. -. eauio Uu in and IhM p. m
Mil
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