Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, June 10, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextJ TIIJ3 CAPITAL EVEZ-TCNG- JOimNAL. THE CAPITAL JODIISAL uv iny. Caplfal Journal Publishing Company. (IticorporuU-d.) Kntvrrd nt llio ixwIoHlcu nl 8iileiii,Or.,a rccaml-cliiM innttiT, CURE B.IRVINE, Manager, tkv tin, fourth page for ti-niii of siiliwrlp- AdMTllkoincnlH to Insure liiwrtlon (for the hiiiiio Any) should Ixi liiimU-d In y 1 CDrrccponileme uiulnlnlnc news of In t rest mill lininrlmice I" ilt-Mlml frnmiill part of the state. .No attention will In- paid tonnoiiyinoim comrmmlcutlonH. I'vrxon ilpnlrlnif the Oai'itai. Jii;iikai. served nt their Ihiiim1 ran Hvciiro II liy " HI enrd rdtict, or hy word left nt Mil oMlcc. HpocIiiipii number cent frc.'oiiiippIW'n tlon. Olllt-e, corner Court mid Liberty Htrw-tH. lie road, or tlie itilillc common Milinol. Wc pay our road and school tn.xtH for the puiiio purpose tlmt wo pitv our poor laxes, namely, to eti Joy their tine when I. ft public opinion get and we ulinll licar no more of tuicli nhiiwp. MONDAY - -JUNK 10, 18M. ciii-ap l. For iiutiiy .yearn fjiiM to Ihtlit cities hns Ix-on inadc from water. Omaha !jj Ih lit by water jjiih at lllly couth per f thoiiwuid ficl. KiicIIhIi eniiipniilcx that have vnrloiw piilentri lo make l'iih from wiitcr arc fiiriibdiliiff II at eight cciiIh por thousand leet In winie liiHtanceH. NotwItliHlandliif,' thin fact iiiiiny cities arc p.ijIiiKii high iih two dnllnin, anil in noun- cii-ih mote forfjaH. Tile watei k Ih jusl iih good asco,il gax, in every ten p. ct. ami i ii v so tir Jtcferiliin to the Ceiiimn on, blrdn Imported and set lac in the vicinity of I'oitliind, the Iowa llcg iHter wiyri: "Not long ago hcveral oigi'M of blrilM weie bioiicht from (I riiiimy to Portland, Oiegou, and thcto wore i-el fiee. It Ih hoped In thin way (o introduce Into this coun try mime of the bent of foielgn blrd. Blnco foreign opera Hiugt ih have claimed thu right lo comu to Amer ica and carry oil the honoiri, why Hhotildii't iiutiiru'H HweelcHt HiugiiH bo given a fair chance, especially a they do not demand high priccn for every note they ulng, and will not (piarrel with their maiiageiM'.' The colony includes hoiiui of the best voicch In thu (Jcriimn choir. Klur lliigs, llueheH, linnclHiiud IiiiUh, that have Hiing for ears of royally across tliUHea, will now ciileitalu I lie free leoplu of the new woild. Why shouldn't birds slug belter In the free air of u icpuhllcV Kverylhiiig In this expanse of country which Aiuei leans call home, Is in favor of the singer. Thu very viihtnessnf the great domain, with Its llmllkw I'iingii of untiling wings, ought to In spile tlie twectest and most Joyous notes In tliu feathcied sougHters. It would bo worth I he (rouble to liu poit Hiiini) of the choicest singers from Kngliiiul, Franco and Italy, and let them all t n no their notes In a glad chorus together. The United Htates Is becoming so cosmopolitan In Its ffuninu population, that it might very propeily nuvko welcome the song birds of all nations. Wo Uilluvu they would sing better hero than they wor did at home, when thoy fully ivnlled what their lr,oo dom meant." Who? V Who am pnlnt tliu tremlile Inn wilr. Tliefntgrnnccln n flower, A Hllcnee, the touch of ll)n we low, 'J'ho cp.ico of one Khort hour? Who can lend lo hue u Hwoctfr ) ft, To Mini; n mwc cter Kounri? Who lintli lienllni? for n broken lirwt, Ami sorrow ncttr hiith found? Who, tlm he nuiy try wlthcniity IiiiiiiIm, (!,in reach u word once wild? Who of nit lh.it walk the earth, win l Forgiveness of the dead? r,.r- ... .,, Oregon Is one of the most produo TRADE IN PEANUTS. tive states in tho Union, JtB vwt A Ilraneh of Commerce Very Important to mineral region t-ontalnBgoId, Silver, southern nnner. , copper, iron, and coal. Its immense , When wo paw a peanut stand, or sec a t meteer: grazing landft miduoh uiuu bag of peanuts in tbo grocery store, vo do Pa'l'. pf cattlp and uhcep. " JJ not think of peanuts as forming any im extensive agricultural regions pro portant sharo In our commerce. Wo do not ducoall t!a cereals in riDunuance, think that tho peanut trade is a branch of tliu yield iHjracre being, I" some ill trade very Important to tho people in o cer- stances, the Inrgest In the woriu. tain section of our country; that if tho crop Among the useful and valuable prod slinulil fall It would mean auffennir and lifts of the Web Foot State IllllV Ikj ruin to 'many people. Peanuts grow in Vir-, mentioned Oregon Kidney Tea, ginla, Tonncsseo and Eastern North Caro- which lias proved a Iwon to thou lina, Alabama and Mississippi, llio best tatids ufllicted with pain in the back ( grado comes from Virginia, and tney aro anil Kluncy (lililcultles. it wpurciv known as "goubers;" in Alabama and ' of vegctab'le composition and riever i Mississippi as "pinders." Dealers say , fails. .Sold by I). "W. Mathews. that no improvements havo been made, in the peanut farms; they aro just what thej Cradles are never made of cheap wcro thirty yuars aco. nlthoueh tho peanut . leather. That Is because the cus- trado has doubled in nlno years. Tho farms tomers demand more rocker. aro small, nnd thu crops aro cared lor by j nr.nn. m.A ...- . .1n.ln,t In Villa ' iiuiwo iiiu iiuio aiu fiaiibwt The Best Residence Localities i of Pnrihiiil nml oilier prosperous towns aro those owned by men or corporations who of Poitlaml jjj;!0y ytioii and ability to improve them. fit tlie city THAVKMXH IX KI'ISOI'K. Slory of n Tour on Fool Through llio Old World. The following Is an abstiact from letters of a foot passenger through On -many, who writes of things just as he saw them: From Merlin to I.eips'c, via Dies deu, Xoith (icrmaiiy is as level as West Kansas, broken only by a few pine groves. Wliidinlllsare so com in m n dozen can be seen revolving their gieat arms, fiom any point. Tney do nearly nil the grinding. HlacU io bread and a mug of beer Is the meal of a (jermiiii peasant. A man who drinks water In Kuropc Is a curiosity. In Frame and Italy wine, hi (ieiniiiny and Austria beer, In Fngland everything vllo Is the the ililuk. The (leriiian government keeps a register ofthi! chief events in tlie life of every soul horn under Its mlo, no matter where lie or she goes. To tcit this our traveler made inquiry a.iotif mi old friend of his who lived In the United Klines, at the police diieelory. After the official got on the track of the Identical paity bear ing the name inquired for, he took down book after book and copied en tiles anil dually gave to our tiaveler a paper containing a brief hut min ute life of the person up to the mouth bel'oie tlie inquiry was made, even showing to v hum his sister was mar ried, at Lexington, .Mo., only a in.nith bel'oie. Tyianny on pari of government and crimes by Individ uals, renders this system of espion age necessary. Crime gives to rulers tho excuse for this, and so theeiliu lliul is the enemy of liberty. Kunilay is almost universally a holiday. This dls'egaidof Sunday grew out of the teachings of tho earlv leformers who protested against (he observation of tho day as sacred, hi opposition to the Catho Ihw. The most impoilaut railway Hues have In (icrmany added a loin th class rail' of carriage which Is about u half a cent per mile less. One tiavoller disguised himself In old clothes to travel fouilh class, but he found many well to do people Join neylug with him. The fouitli class eaiM wcic full and everybody seemed Journeying. The kind of people who never think of going by rati lor pleasure llll these fourth class cars, and they are polite, clean ly, good tempered nnd very sociable. Our traveler protests ho was never In butter company, never saw better behaved people. They were mostly taking shot I trips and as many were continually getting on as oil. King ing and instrumental music and Jokes occupied the time. I.ay-overs are allowed on all tickets. Wooden tics are being taken out and iron pieces laid lengthwise, and the lulls are so braced that It is Im possible for tlii'iu to spread. Station buildings in even Kiuall villages aie grand pile. The one at Frank port j Is the Hiicst In the world and cost foui teen million dollais, Intpililng of fellow passenger about wages he found tinners get jd, stone layers jl,;u, days work ten , hours; hoiel porter got lll'iy cents with his board, barbers shave fur1 two and n half cents, hair cutting ( six en u Is, Women dotheMiuo woik as men; .i..... ..i ...i ..i i .... iiiiTi iiiiiu linn itiiiii. ii ill niim VMiltirint! llfoani when tboeon. I .. ' . . . . I ---.. , .......iiv' i.nr i. . i. xi x i. ... ... . I .. ....... , UV UI I'll! IIIH' tl I .. W III lll llll'll. At cry good hotels meals are twelve cents each and lodging the same with noextrh charges for lights and fuel. This was at Frankfort, i one of the lieluvst towns on tho glolv. , in hills' It should be generally known that Dr. Henley's Dandelion Tonic In sures a hearty appetite and increased digestioa, dispels nervous depression about n foot apart, in rows about two and one-half feet apart, and aro harvested by nlowinir nnd turninir ovar witn Ions-handled forks; this hake off too dirt, when the and low snirits. overcomes lack, ot vines aro gathered and shocked about a energy mid wakefulness and will In- polo, where they uro left to dry, tho vines iilse new life aim strength into tlie being so placed us to protect tho nuts from ' weakest Invalid. Sold by I. W. tho rain; mildewed nuts turn black, nnd are ! Mat hew 8. less salable though tho nuts may bo as sweet. A dealer snvs, in tho Now York Evening j Post, that "tho shocks, after they havo been built up, aro left standing for sevcrul weeks, until tho nuts nroquito dried and cured. They aro then stripped from the vines by hand, packed in bugs, and carried to tho middleman who handles them for tho fanner. By tho middleman tho nuts nio taken to tho top door o? u factory, and aro scoured and polished by rubbing ag.ilnst cuch other in n long rovolving iron cylinder. Bpouts carry them, after cleaning, to tho second lloor. whero they aro run through a fanning-mill. From tho mill they aro de livered on to an endless apron, mado of slats hinged together, and as they travel along on this girls sitting on each sido sort thcrn into grades. Tho nuts uro then put into sacks and uro ready for shipping. They nro brought to New York mostly by steamers, although somo como by rail. Thoy uro sold hero as 'Wllmingtons,' 'Vir ginians,' 'Tennessee' nnd 'Spanish.' Tho last variety was formerly grown in Hpaln, but Is now raised in Virginia to good ad vantage. Tho grado uro known as 'fancy handpicked,' 'extra handpicked,' and 'choice.' Tho screenings aro tho poorest nuts, nnd theso uro bought by vendors at county fairs and mixed in with a better grudo." tr "v.- ..w Peanuts nro shipped to all parts of this country nnd to tho West Indids, but no tnulo hits been developed with Europe, Tills limited trade, however, amounts to live million dollars per year. DECREPIT HEN FRUIT. The Turkish bath in the athletic club Is intended for the ic-e of the muscle men of the club. ADDITION 1 M . 1 1 1 J (MM -IS OWNED HY LID ojAl TT 1 IIT' I PM Pi i V u Villi ILL VI i.. rooi.isii I'lini.io oi'imon. Public opinion Is to bliimo for the 111 treatment of those who arc In the public, asylum for Insane and inllrm. Why? UecaUhc public opinion io gards (hem with contempt, miscalls them paupers and Heats them with neglect, No one ever hears of the Inmates of homes and let reals pro vided by pr'vate contract being thus mlstieated, Hero Is the case In a nutshell as It really stands: pilvate companies are fonned uinler such names as 1. 0. 0. F., A. O. I'. W New Yoik life Insurance company, etc., and the members ta (him selves during a few years and when Unstipulated contingency nilscsof death or lullnully or any uilsfoi tune, as the case may be, the benellclaiies enter Into full possession of all the beuellts contracted I'm and they and the public congratulate together and no disgrace uttiulics, but honor rather; on the other hand public conipauleH orgauUe as states, cities, counties and the memb,'is tax them selv llugeney nil sen of inllrmlly oi other misfortune the benellciaiU aiv cull ed imuKrs, mv looked on with con tempt and hustled awuv to ho III treated and de-spUcd, w Idle relatives and friend am made ashamed. One limit Incomes a member of a isuu lan,v, p.,h (KThaps a few dollars) down, dlcn or meets w lib some acel-! dent and forthw ith he or his t.uully ' nwlvw thouauds of dollars, or is pmvhUsl tor life wlih a inngnlllivnt liouiej another kisiuuv. a inviiiU'r responded tho How Itottnn V.kr Arn Utlllznil liy llio t'ou fntlonuis or tho Uuh. Thoy mu8tutlllzopictty nearly every thing in llostou, nccirding to tho following aneo iloto by tho correspondent from that city to tho 8t. Louis (llobo-IJcmocrat. Ho says: Every thine; in this world, thoy say, has1 somo use. Even rotten eggs nro sold horo at three or four cents a dozen to Hebrews of tho lowest class, who npproclato their gamey iluvor. Tills is not tho only employ ment, howovor, that has been found in .Bos ton for Imck-numbor products of tlio barn yard. Only a few days ago a friend of the writer ch.uiccd to seo a greengrocer In the act of (lumping a -barrelful of eggs from a city wharl.into jrassachusetts Bay. While in tho very not tho tradesman was hast Un interrupted by u jvcll-drossed pnsHcr-by who exclaimed : ' l"3ty dear sir, what aro you doing?' ' "Dumping bad eggs," respondci grocoryniah, briutly. "Aro thoy hopelessly bad I" "Awful." " Chlrpl" " Past that." 'tOivo you a dollar for tho lot, " Done," suld tho grocerymnn. "Hut nmj I nsk you whut you want them fori" " Crcni(i pulls," auswored tho stranger. "Dad eggs aro us good as frostt ones for inakiug.thcui, with a fow chemicals thrown in. Pay J ou a dollar u barrel for nil you'll, scud tuo. PmucoufccUonor." Thuro aro grc.tt cold-storago houses in llostou, by tho way, which uro tilled every summer with millions of eggs, to bo taken out nt this season uud sold for "strictly fresh' ut fabulous prices. Thoy tnsto very well, too, notwithstanding so many months of keeping, but set bad almost immediato y. People (,'onorally aro not uwuro that many of tho egus they buy nro brought all tho way from China, whoro u whole tui tion has been in tho ioultry business for seven thousand yours. A SCUM' OF I'AI'felt SAVf.S HER MFK. It was just an ordinary scrap of writing paper, but it saved her life. Siie was in the last stages of con sumption, tout liv nlivsiciaus mat she was incurable and could live on ly a short time; she weighed less than seventy pounds. On n piece of wrapping paper she read oi Dr. King's New Discovery, and got a sample bottle; it heleil her, she bought a large bottle, it helped her more, bought another and grew bet ter fast, continued its use and is now strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weigh ing 1-10 pounds. For fuller particu lars sent! stamp to W. If. Cole, Druirgist, Fort Smith. Trial bottle of this wonderful discovery free at Dan'l J. Fry's drug store. The sugar trust has had tho cfl'ect of greatly stimulating thu manufac ture of beet-root sugar at the West, At Fort Scott, Kan., the manufac ture is being carried on a large scale, tlie capital coming from Boston. This is the season of tho year when the raw, cold winds create sad havoc with the hands and complex ion. Soft white hands and a clear "pouchy" complexion can be us suiedly preserved by the frequent application of Dutard's Spccillc. If rubbed Into the skin well it leaves no greasy surface. The skin absorbs It. Sold by I). W. Matnews. Svmpathiing friend: Weren't you awfully reared when you saw that fellow had you covered with a pistol? Hardware man: I was at llrst, until I recognized the gun as one I had sold him tlie day before for l..r)l). Then I sailed in and lick ed tho shilling out of him. And this Corporation is determined to m m I Attractive Mil CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. it III the year IsmJ a mechanic by ; tho iiameof (ioldlo living al .Inline-, town Now York, constructed a nilii-' latiiiv locomotive, (Mii'vot in all Its' parts, which weighed but one pound and a half, A circular track l'xrfoot DntPlopment Doiiiniula That Nliniilil Not llo Too Tight. Much is sold In theso days concerning tho rights of children, but thoro Is cortniuly no right to which every child is more surolj entitled than that ot irood, sound physictd health. One of tho llrst rciiulivments of healthful clothing is that it allow unre strained notion of ovory organ of tho body This is absolutely essential for perfect de velopment so long as tho body is undergo ing tho process of growth. According t Dicss, mothers often unwittingly viola this principle in tho dressing of their cli dicn by compelling them to wear clothim, which they havo 'uirtially outgrown, but which is not sufficiently worn to bo dis carded. Tight sleeves, tight bands, tight waists, etc., which havo become such from tho child's Increased alio, uro eortninl. ipnto us huriiiful as nro those purpo-.-ly m constructed inut added to this Utlioinet that tho bono and muscles of tho tender lit tlo ones uro far more susceptible to tho eon fttrlcilou of tight clothing than uro those o IK'rson of older growth. The clothing of children should idwavs be so made that it can readily bo uuiurgcd to accommodate tho growing form, uud novor tit so snugly not to allow perfect freedom of movement to every organ Whatever garments aro worn nbout th. chest nml waist should uiwnjs permit of in, unrestrained, full inspiration, uud It wouul do ua excellent plan if mothers would fiv inioutiy tost tho cuiid'lirejthiui; cunuclu by piaoiug u tape nieionirTT atvuud Its wals whoa In its night clothing, nnd ullowing I to take u full InspiniUou, uotlug the num wtui iiiviu' uAiMiisiou, una tuen mijintiii(. Ihukh'ii's Ariiiru'Snlre. The best salvo in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles or no "pay requited. It Is gparunteed to give perfect satisfaction, brmoney refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Daniel J. Fry, drug- b'iHt. tU'trsY. This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special mention. All who have used .riiceiriu jiuerssnig too same song of praise. A purer medicine does not exist and It Is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Hitters will cure all diseases of tho liver and kidneys, will remove pimples, bolls, salt rheum and other ttilectlons caused by impure blood. "Will drive malaria from the system urn! proveut as well as cure all malarial fevers. For cure of headache, constipation and Indigestion try Electric .Hitters Fntire satisfaction guurauteed, or money refunded. Price 50cts. and $1.1)0 per hot tlo at Dan'l J. Fry's drugstore. "TO UK OK .NOT TO BC." soliloquized the melancholy Dane. A sea of troubles opposed. lie shrank before them; ambition lay" dead. Life, as he viewed It, rested under a yellow cloud, tinged with giecn. Ilaiiilet.toinyiulnd, was bil ious. The blood, diseased, carried through the natural gates and alleys of the body, made lltoa huidontuid the Ills of tlie body inagidtled in a tenfold degree his other ills. Purify tho blood, give new life and actloi. to the sNskni, take Dr. Pierce's Ooldeii Medical Discovery, and vour drowsiness, lack of nppelltu, chilly, sensations, yellow skin, bad bieath,,, will all depart, us thu morning mists, u rv dispelled by the rising sun. Thousands orcures follow the nso of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Hemcdv, fiO ' cents. The immediate xviiintonw nf IKu. ' H!ln, or Indigestfon, are a dlsttxs, slng; MMlsi" of w eltrht. onore.ion anil silou .1 1 rull,H '" ,ho "tomach, heartburn, ... ... ..mvnn-, i. mi invaiu, neicii- Ing, tlatulcucv, nausea pains in tho shoulders and breast. Dr. HeulevV Dandelion Tonb promotes healtliv digestion and removes nil unhealthy symptoms. .o(l liy . w.Mutlii'Wh. To the citv of Sinem. Thcv have at this time fifteen teams employed and the contemplated Improvements i have scarcely begun. It is intoinled to make the drive leading from Commercial street through Riverside and High land additions and around Highland Park THE FINEST DRIVE IN THE STATE l' Of Oregon. The line of the Salem Street Hallway Company runs through the middle of this additlpn, and no lots will be inore than two blocks distant from the line. Highland Park will in the war tuture ba TI-IK MOST POPULAR RESORT ABOUT THE CITY OF SALEM. Lois in Highland Addiloii arc High and Dry mid Well Located; Most Excellent Drainage Tlie soil is black nnd rich. From all points a Hue view is obtained of the public buildings and our highest mountain peaks. Arrangements are already being made for tho location of two churches in this addition, and a numbcrof residences aro soon to bo built. Uuildiugs only of the best class will be permitted. Residence lots within the limits of tlie city of Salem aro worth on an average over $1000. We can sell you better lots in High land addition for one-third of tlie money, and being directly on the line of the street rallwiy they are practi cally not half so far from the public buildings and the business part of the town as tho 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 $700 you can build a beautiful cottage, or put it out at a rate of interest that will buy you nearly' two thousand street-car tickets everv vear. ' , s ' . . ' j ? i i 6 H. P. RANKIN'S Paint Shop No. WtU Commercial SI. SEE HERE! -o- Ilouse and Carriage J'aintiiiL', Sign writing. Paper hanging and decorating, Wall tinting and kal Bominitig executed in tho latest style. Experienced Workmen Employed. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Call and see us before you let your work. gg-OTta. B.OOO.ODO peopla believe that It "- u,uuu,uuu patubwttp bar Seed w uwimwiaamownmmooujMauiey Ferry's Seeds fammitv jmfslmm wZ&mv$m MrnrK ns j "th vrm i mwb I Hk.i.vVi iAi I HBSCTNtffl I. M, FERUY OO. in ctnowiMfed to b tc largest Seedsmen in tno world. D M-FiEnTlOo'i IllastntedjPeacrlp. utb miia rncea SEED ANNUAL For inno Will be mailed FREC ii to all flnnHrAnta unA P7 to Lut reue co.tomert muioatnrderinvlt Immtu. U txliUac. S , i' ? "5 . or Slower 8eed O. M. FERRY CO., Detroit, Mich. INSUltAIJCE I? n 111 ii rt n v . JU fliALAlU&? JOS, AlillKUT, Attenl, - . .Sitlem, Oregon If there is anyone In the whole stale of Oregon win wants to return . to tho east ho should read this advertisement: A Bargain For Somebody!! JOHN F.STRATTON-& SON Importers nnd Whofesale dealers ,ln MUSICAIi MERCHANDISE. New York, it nnd 4.3 Wulker St. John F. Btratton'a Celebrated Uu'sl.in Gut Violin strings, the Finest In the World. .i N To Exchange for II ?$$$$ ? i 2 l?' ft n vrjj i9uhwi ' jfi Our Guarantee If a dealer receives a complaint, (which he believes to ba honest) from nny musician to 'Whom he hai, sola,, any of these strings, he 1b authorized oy us to give him another string without charge, and all such loss will be made good by us to our customers, without .quibble or question. (Beware ot imltatlool) Sealers will please Bend lor descrlptl?ecata!6giie. Trad) supplied at lowest price. I'bercU more catarrh In this ec tlou of the country than till other dUa.es put together, and until tho lat tew years UAMimwv-wl tiuiii. ....n.l.l.. !.-. .. . . viiitii.iv, riu ywintlfrlMMlMtiixulliiKtlifvwiltli; the inventor, mIiim Uiiiu imut have nvo more for Krolvtl K c'"e,,K,,0, land .in4criKHl UKa ivinedles, and out of which ho or other iy an. Iiuiik liwivllv on his hands and ,7- rrr, by con-tantly falllnj; to cure with nunl Ihxm lo MiMaht a home to 'hour after hour ho iiiiumhI lilui-.elf n-. l- "."., "T , 1 lvuVl'" .luouuml It m- ...1.1 .,.,., 1 ,. ...... u,1" ,,, ThoKaivroro(UuMlaUiujutdccoratiM curable, txieiuv has proven cutttrrh wlilcli hy the conlnict ho or hN In w.itchlni; thU hKd;ol islltoti of and regarded a nrlato bolJier We to Ih, a coiwilinti....,.1! .11L..". ... DR. JORDAN'S I'M OK ANATOMY 7.11 Market kt.Snn Kmiiclmi) t'AMKOKMA. Ooiuul le.irn how to nvolil illxeaM', a lid how woniturful ly you 1110 made, t'oiikiuiii lion ntttl nviitini'tit en 011 wily Or hy leitur or ik nros nnd nil dUeiiMQ u men, fH'lul for Ixmlr. I'rlvate oilUvSli lleary strovt. For Bargains OREGON LAND W l A GOOD CHANGE IX may Muni In on' death or nils, tho mint ufiil nKsvof niechanlni forluuo overtakes thetn and oinho spin miiihI and rouiul In lt iiHppeiiuiKoi looeveui piMvniiii for eiuilCM IUkIiI. lioldlo claim-, to IKlelity to In duty recalls tho urio ot the therefore reiiulix'n coustittiliouai Hoaian seutmoU who porUiaM in tho de treatment. HallV Catarrh Cure truotioii of lVuncU. When tho recent inaiiiifactnnslhv I.' 1 ii, ...,.,... ....' cortUquake deetroyod uuIj wussittiitowu Tolcilo, Ohio, i, the onlv eintltii. was on duty m tbjnal cun ou tho mnrkvl. It U AltliousU tlio taken luteriially 111 iIomM fMiu III .wind UllU tin nny l.t .. i,.,..wU...A.i 1. .... ..'. .... . 1 . " . -,. .- .., ., ttHnntuiui. if. IllMkk 111 "" -"': " " I.111I1IU1 ItVtllV MliVI I1tAl.tv.iIiit. it'nl ton tt.l., n 1. k ..-..- .,, our iiioiieru iiiutual imnciU syteiii Inick it wuiHmiKvdof ihitt i.i.h-... .1-...1, V.-.T. ..-1.... .ri..:.;..:'i . 7" ' "', "i uc uukhi nnu imiotu -iii. 1 .1....1..... .... 1...... ....... .J.. , ,.-..-, ---". -y-"'v7";Mr Minaiv 01 inc ...... ,..,- ........... n.ii.iuuiii. iHII lieill lOxtllltT oy llll' wcroMii-jMrted by charity. When outico of wntur llllei wim It down llio public jHsirhoiiH' (ho pump ihrfw J? n ioiinibl 11 jdiuv U the iuit- Mr.r Jiowml Utev atx trvciicd like dot;, havo worketl upju his utivlcl tltuiui; In tVutrul .Via this soldier was on d Why hi? Hiujdy UwuH'tliepublio tiUhUsp.irxatiiiBftirovoroluhtveaiv, Military Tnvury. Altliousl Utblt..nK'rl., Al and wrulllllu As It sto, ilnM.tHl n,uly for the feul J! Fiinily liroff ries Provisions, Fruils Elf., 00 to THOMAS 1IUUH0US.I. -K.ir particular- call at thU ontce. ST. PAE'SJCiiL FOB y. ''. Boys ancfi The school will open Von i' of September. ThorouobM tlon In the primnjj' at,( nnvunceijv English Bfawps, LATIX AND ELEMEN-ilsip in course. " ,, m TEHMs'and further Jnformationnajr b bad on application to 11EV. V. H. P08T. Cor. ChemeketA nnd HtotcBis. 8-20-tf .-? UA. If ? . J Northern Pacific Railroadi 1 GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE. TWO FAST TIIAIN8 n.Ur.Y f NO CHANGE OF OARS SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO. And all points East-via St. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS. The,Northern Pacific railroad Is the only line running; fassencer trains, Second olsM sleepers (free of charge) Luxurious Day coaches iullman lalaee Hlecpin Cars, lhilace Dining Cars, (meals 75c) from Fork land to the east. l-'ee that your ticket read via the Northern IMcinc railroad and avoid th change of can. .v-.t.tm 'l'l..,.. ...I... '.-... .ill. UllL'I f t-ovwi.. uno i'pa uw wuuuon was tuo lactumt one luindn-d ilnll-u r.,r ....;. ....... IUiUillar. nnd K.'Vte."!?u.0A" ' IM-H wmv Jx-iul for dnHihiM an. hta u . hi. pel, which he dU right 'Vlf .liJiftftfe f "TV ' U-ave I'ortUnrtati'a.m.and &) p. m. dally nrrle nt Minneapolis or BL Iaul al b.1 p. m. I'ACIKf DrVTRTn'T .Trains Vivo Front UOrklnEf fair ll Am.ni. 'Utld'd StrAt AaIiv . 1.. u m Anil fr40. l.rMrH.. .. ... - '. --M. -- mms WW WW. ... .... w.. T - ComnwruiMi s,.. ... . .ViriV.'.-.r."1? "" urnl.ti .hore and P-m-: ...., .1 alTaeomaat 7:W p him .. w,u.wm,ur ?-" wiMiioiime w mo UuslneM. Soar "-t m arrive .uiilearu m and-J6p. pcvfenvtl f uii.inni . .-1 ,"E 'u ,"' ousinewi. 8paW .jj a m arrive -faille wrjaa nt najp. w momenUiuaybeprotltnblyeninluvrttiTIn 1 Throueh llilhnn ivi... hi.bIb? Air. 'Johni4JnVrw.,SuV!n.,"I,a "' U. K. ' ''""V " ". ilnrst palace dlnlrx Johnson ALU, le Main u Itichmond. between FortUad,Teoaad -. a ' . dlrAi rv... .AM,i. , .u.di.'huj Country imklureor.ii v-in.i- ..... , Jounson it .'""U.- ' . '" ..""l" wim .: tx" N. 11im. .... ' I dlJ5 Pu Lrvie. A. 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