Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, June 13, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texti THE CAPITAL WlsyiyQ- JOUKyAL. ;T f '? .) n rrrm iinimil llT!nYU TIIE CllPITilL JOURNAL t'UUSIIEI)IUII.Y,KXCi:iT.SL'M)AY, ji v Tiin Capital Journal Publishing Company. (Incorporated.) Kntred (it llio poMolIlfc nt Salem, Or., tin HPcoiid'Clnwi matter. CLARE B.IRVINE, Manager. Hco fourtli pngo for term of ubscrlj- Advertisement to Insure Inwrtlon (for the snine day) nhotild be handed In by I o'clock. . , . , Correspondence containing news or In Went and ImiHjrtnncu In desired from nil part or thostnto. No attention will be mld to anonymous communication. I'crnoiK iliMlrlne Hip CAI'itai. .JnciiSAt. nTVtd at their houses oiin M-ruro It by m HI card request, or by word li-fl nt HiIh office. . ,. Hjwclmcn tiiimlMTS sent frrooiinjipllTO- Olilco, corner Court iiml Liberty Htrccts. l'lfUHBDAY- ..JUNK 1M, 188!). wiiv not makk msi:n? Irofcsor Wlllcts, tuwiMitnt net-re tary of agriculture, recently received a letter from Ireland which the pro fessor thinks may folven pietlon of "What shall take the place of wheat on farms where It can no longer he raised at a prolltV" The writer has been familiar with llnx mowing In America since 18U). 'I hero are only two linen weaving eslahllshnientH in America, the writer says, one at Webster, Mas'., and the other at Appleton, Wk, neither weaving anything tlnorthan crash. He sh there Is every reason why the Amer ican farmers should produce yearlj a million acres of Max, both for seed aild ilbre, abovo what Is now pro duoed, which would give ILyMO.tH'O to 10,000,000 bushels of seed, woilb many millions of dollars, and 12,000, (KK) tons of llax straw, wol th ril,ofM 000, ami from which fiOO.OOO Ions of llax llbro would be obtained, worlh $100,000,001). The writer claims to have discov ered a process by which, In live min utes, lie can produce I mm the dry natural straw perfect Hide, the color of cotton and as Hue as raw silk. A sample of the fibre, nroduccll by the nuw process, was enclosed In the letter, and It was so satisfactory to Professor Willets thai ho Informed the sender that the subject of his letter would bo earnestly considered by the department. The above article is from the Hus ton Jtecord and has refeicnce to the Ktephens linen woiks, which am In Dudley, Mmhs. It is :to0 looms, and a capacity of (1,000,000 yaids of crash a year anil eniuloys 100 operatives. Thesu mills me familiar with .Mr. P.-att of this city, he having helped start them, alter which he worked them for many years, before coming to Oregon. NKWM'AI'im.S AS TII.NT 1IOOUS The New York Oraphlo bus tho following to say of tho newspaper as an educator In the schoels: "It Is a trite assertion that the Americans am essentially a news paper reading people. From the shop girl to the mllllonahe the dally paper Is almost as much of a neces sity as food and drink, and m li lever for wielding the minds of the people It Is unsurpassed In force and power. 11 Is an element for good or evil, whichever way It maybe directed, and thosu who guide the policy of a great paper, assuiuo responsibility almost as potent as that which Is accorded to the lawmakers mom potent, perhaps, for It wields the will of tho people, their hoped, their passions and their ambitions. It aids the pulpit In the supprc.-sluu of vice, and thoughtful minus lead men to better endeavor." Hut It has been left for Kansas to introduce tho newspaper as a practi cal factor In school education. At n school at llcston, In that Mate, a , u-uiN , a deeper nature and en copy "Hint Kansas City .News, lt)u, null to crack npciuind bee Kepi oouHiuuuy on mo wr me u-oot Wuky and wMhlc. The depart tho leaehers and scholar-. It I!,,,,.,,, ofiiKrlcultuient Washington UUlto evident that the young Idea ot j mwmiuomU'd the Use of the follow llcston will U taught (o shoot hi , !,, ,, , ,i,tmv the mind, to l. the light direction. The boy who i abreast with tho news of the iliw i luu won half the fame and fortune. battle imwinlrt lo be up wltii tholluurt you iniisl be one of them Them Ii a good deal of inde luilU't liigln lids w 01 Id, mid (ols tail of the swim Is to receive llliuv blllt'els than justly belong in vim. The euu-ivs-sful iiiemhaut is not Ihe one who iiiiderslaudH the iniillueof tiiulncw only, hut he who UcouvciNiut w till Ihe allldi-s of the w orld and ieguliihn hU luioicidn aeeiinllng to them. I n the new low 11- of tin- w,-,t h.ntw am built llrwt, then a church, then a liewnpuperollKv -home, lellglnii and luieiuKomv going Hand In hand lo 1,, bull, upasunly and cnierprMng mauhiHHl. Them I. a levd-luudod jxinimon K,n.e In tlu ICuusis teachoixwho huve imivl.uwl .he newnjur Into tho echvlrxHu. I, ii nun u.lll'llllllll III llllV III IIih'II, Ullil Kiln eutulll mhcht U t 1.. . ...'. fact that Hood1 SAnaiurlUi actuallT at. il i.m. r -...1... .'1. ..,.?.! . .' tntn.la.edh,.mWt.hiha.m,KOo Z.:i.MTT:,,","T -iphUiM ,hV , cUUned tor ,,, 1, blt ,, Yi,e.. "lIiiv l'at"V' Z lillllil ftllum esth net mlnUien. and. muv. i. . , """"'"" '"', "nen to uiumediciuea Hpuiity ana 111 nmm.tnuMbv R J. Cheney C hnn nrldoiil. . MV,mH " lwM '" nhe 1 emitr than that titny ether wop.. l..,e 1... Ol.i... i." u. onV Vum1 1 lup. irldeiiU. r,lwr.U of Southern Omon, d Merit Wlll5 rtlU cr UooU rutU u "- " . iho nmrVet. It t llll. city nmolml llui.uotie olherivirl.,f tl,... rs.ln. 1 ? Vt f3'111 ur8 8refula, Bait ,rt., ., a lc .mhmiiIiI. It u As til" II0IIIK1I iIoIIiiiiiihi Mhn.11 MuHH-r. . 'J IlioMut-. CiirvnUtii- Rheum and all Humor.. IrWU, sick nvilv utM., thi' I. kk and mm us ofthat uliv tixvMlx llw il. V,, ,l,l,r" ftu" " wl Whom Ihe iL.'". lUUomnrM. owivcuica That Mirh U he Vv teni Thev l"? hiZil.i, I .r H !'u "' Mrilf U fiHiiul devel.. tho fiict that T'tf8."atcaaAritlie.trttth- IU huii.li.. doling fir aiiv rao it i I'WV ailments are moroureaueu ! than cancer, hotl. hecam-cpf (Heir ! fatality mid on account of their Mow and painful disorganizing progress They are more Ircquent with women than with men. and there arc prob ably few women who do not sutler J more or less irom iearoi mem. Tin: people of Illinois have a warm spot In their hearts for John A. Logan. The appropriation of llfty thousand dollars just voted by the legislature will cnablg them Jo testify their affection by the erec tion of n grand monument to thd foremost volunteer soldier of the war. mmmmm I'Ai'innloorH are said to be great improvements over wooden ones. They arc formed of two thick pajier boards, stamped and molded Into panelsand glazed together with glue alid potash and then rolled through heavy rollers. After lwlng covered with a w'utcrproof eoatin'g and one that li fireproof, they arc painted, varnished ami hung In tho usual way. SfA'I'i: IIOAItl) OK IIOKTICIIIiTl'IlF. r.xtrarlH from lite Iliilletiii Iti-cently Issiii'il Pests nml Ilcincilit'S. WOOI.I.V AI'JIlH. This is without (jiiestlon one- of most dangerous enemies to which the apple tree is subjected. It has M.etirud a strong hold In the larger portion of the orchards in Western Oregon, and Is putting In an ap pearance cast of the Cascades, but llttloellbit has been made to exter minate it from any of the orchards infested. Tills is due to tho fact I bat hut. few know what it is and the dangcis that its picsenco brings in tlie orchaid. The woolly aphis is a small insect covered Willi a wnlte woolly siio stance, lieuee its name. Its color is a reddish brown, and when crushed It yields a red Juice. They Infest the apple trees in particular, both roots and branches. They live upon Hie sup of Hie bark and produce mall warts or granulations on it. They Increase with astonishing rapidity, and the wind carries them from one tree to another by the liht down in which they am en u nipped, and thus they spread quickly fiuiii one on-hard to all ot tier. Not a moment should bo liNt in destroying the first one that puts In an appearance. Tho billow ing remedy is taken from the i-ec-ictary's report, California state iioard of herticulture: "l-'otir pounds of rosin, three pounds ni" mi! soda, water to make four and one-half gallons; dissolve Hip sal soda in a few pints of water; whtui tboioughly dissolved add tho roslu; lieat until dissolved and add water dually. IJsoononnd one-half pints of this solution ton gallon of water. Use at a temperature of 100 Fahrenheit." III.ACK WOT (lit I'l'NOL'S. Tills dlseaso that the apple and pear am subject to is doing a great deal of damage In some portions of tho Willamette valley. It Is mom appaieut and destructive on some varieties than upon others. Tho causes which produce this disease are somewhat uncertain. Sufllee It that those lojigast In cultivation, most productive uud hi,eonllued sit uations appear to bu most liable to It. t is afuiigusgrowth presenting when examined by the microscope, a mossy, piiougy character, occupy ing tho t-kln so as to prevent the development of its tissue, and re sults in cheeking tho growth at that point, thus eventing a black spot and a deformity. When tho malady i spieads, as It sometimes does, over ball or moie of the apple or pear, it ause.s mcii-iiiul lioi-miii ..pplioil with a -pray pump. Cure' ulimil.l be observed hi r..lli,W.i n...' 'directions, otherwise the foliage of Uietiee will be Inlumd hv hnrnlmr. ' Itcuiidy- Dissolve one xiund of sulphate of copper (blue ltroli In t ne ciilloii of hm water. To t,hs s ilutiou add lliiuld timiuoniii, a little' at a lime, until all ihe cupper is pre eipliated. The llipild ts then tuibld nod blue IncoKn. Add two or three gallons of water and lot it eland tin I settle. Then iKHir t' the clear lipltd, which coutal is sulphate of amuiiiula the compound which c-'iiclhc burning of Ihe leaves then pair upon theprevlpltau left n... ,.....i i..i ...1. .1. ,' , i. XZ "Z a Wwir ,,, ot u t ,?,, Wlll.n i,lllwI for L II,, e ,.,, ,,. has j.m: m-i u I llUlUAHlllflll Ullll llltwl il.Ntrin!lv.i !. ii.. .11. 1-M...1...I ..11 ........ ii.,. y generally uniriumm .. -. ...c state, it tuny be expected that the destructive Inwct have uonntiess gone with them. No. 1. .Summer WimIi. -Itiirrcd lents for i-i.iw. iiiirrol of nrivftiionHtirul nn.il.anol or firij HU Weight, about 4) to o00 KUIIUIJN. iM-)Ulids. I en jMiunus causuc soon, .. . . . .. ... i- m Krecnl.;tcii pounds potash; fo.ty pounds tallow; forty pounds rosin. First Dis-olve the potasli and soda In ten iralloiiH of water. When dis - solved, place the whiileomount In the 'and kidney dilllculties. It ispurclv barndtolicu. K.eond-I)..s,veofvegc,S the tallow and rosin together. When i J dissolved) add tho Mine to the I James Oallig.in died recently at potash ulid noda In tho barrel, andLaport, hid., leaving thirty-four stir well for live minutes or so. LcaVe standing for about two hours; then till up with water, stirring well, as every iiuckci oi waier goes in. Use the following day, one pound to the gallon ot water. Apply warm. o. a. Halt and lime remedy. Twenty-live iioiinds of lime (un sluckcd); twenty pounds of sulphur! fifteen pounds of salt; sixty gallons of water. To mix the above, take ten pounds of lime, twenty pounds of sulphur, and twenty gallons of water. Jloil until the water is thor oughly dissolved. Take the remain derfifteen pounds of lime and fif teen pounds of salt- slack, and add enough water make the whole sixty gallons. .Strain and spray on the trees milk warm or warmer. This can be applied when tho foliage is ofl'tho tree, and will have no in. Jurious ellect on the fruit buds or tree whatever. tiii: aimm.i: tim:h oaikiii'iiiI.au. There are several varieties of these insects so like in Mppearancoand un like in habits that much confusion is occasioned in trying to distin guish between them. These cater pillars am seldom abundant for many years in succe-sion, for In times of great plenty their natural enemies multiply with great rapidi ty. Several parasites destroy them, and some of the iiiHrt-fcciling birds devour them greedily. Keinedlos Thoegg-eluslorsshould besought for and destroyed daring tho winter months. When the cat erpillars havu become half grown tho trees should be freipiently inspected early in the morning and the con gregated inas-cs destroyed by tiick ling a little kerosene oil over them. Trees can bo thoroughly cleaned of them by tho use of the London pur ple upray as used for the destruction of tho Collin moth, or three spoon fills of Oregarth's Insecticide dis-1 solved in a pallfull of water, and the trees sprayed with this solution. ' During tho day they am so constant - lyon theniovctliiitatieulhoroiighly demised from them In tho morning may be crowded again before night, so, to avoid this, lasten strips of cot- ton batting four Inches wide, about the trunk of the tree, by means of a string tied tight in the middle. We deslro to emphasize the fact that one hour spent in the orchard destroying the eggs or the young caterpillars when flint hatched, will accomplish mom than one day after they am largo enougl to scatter from tho homo nest. The successful or chadlst is ho who watches every tree for tho llrst appearance nf every in sect that will bo injurious to it. "How dear to my heart Is the school 1 attended, and how 1 ic jnenihersi) distant and dim that boy 1)111 anu the pin that I bonded, and carefully pul on the bench under hlin. And how I recall tho. surprise of the master when Dili gave a yell and sprang up from the pin so high that his bullet-head smashed up the plaster above, and the scholars set up a din. The active hoy Hilly; that llll'll lllllllllr III!!.-, tlltit Ion. I 0I...1.I 1.... 11.11. ...1 . . 1. lug llllly, Whosatonapin." i-..i. . 11 1 .1 . i alter-How ju want cher tui f- j steak ciMiked'.' Keporter Well done, ' thou good aud faithful servant. T&yj. Tbo Vkltt Rratta (or ine CtMt UIS rest (t Hood' SarwjvnllU l tound la the rtlclo U1(. It It mrrll that lu, and tho ' nrnnAii lu ntu if Hm most nroduc- , "'"vi.. Vi. i" ;iA, T s vnt M, C()nper, Iron, hud coal. itsimineiiec tlfir-Unfirrnyliur Inllfla Rtllinort tllOU-, Kimifl ofcattlc and frhcep, and its, extensive agricultural regions pro-! ;,lllcc a)I the cereals in abundance,, .. . ,, ...- i.tI1L, in some in-1 -- ... ..".. i.i hIuiiccb, the largest in mo wouu Among the ii-efti and valuable prod - Jjctj; of the Web Kjj.t Wjjo Jj whcll ,mH t.oV(, ft b(H)I1 to thou- , muuIh iiflllntoil with nain In the back children to mourn ins los. It should be generally known that Dr. Henley's Dandelion Tonic in sures a hearty appetite and increased digestioif, dispels nervous depression and low spirits, overcomes lack of energy and wakefulness and will In fuse new life and strength Into the weakest invalid. Sold b I'. V. Mathcwu. A gentleman of Atnerlcus, Oa., owns a jug which has carried II juor for his family for over 100 years. This Is perhaps tho oldest "growler" in tho country. A hCKU'OF I'AI'KIt StVtS IILK tIKK. It was just an ordinary scrap of writing paper, but it saved her life. She was in the last stages of con sumption, told by physicians that she was incurable and could live on ly a short time; she weighed less than seventy pounds. On a piece of wrapping paper she read of Dr. King's New Discovery, and got a sample bottle; it helped her. she bought a largo bottle, it helped her more, bought another and grow bet ter fast, continued itn use and is now strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weigh ing 140 pound. For fuller particu lar send stamp to W. 11. Cole, Drutrgist, Fort femitli. Trial bottle of this wonderful discovery free at Dau'l .1. Fry's drug store. The Chinese minister at Washing ton has a great admiration for American women. JIc says they are the most beautiful in th" world. This Is the seas-on of the year when the raw, cold winds createsad havoc with the hands and complex ion. Soft white hands and a clear "peachy" complexion can bo as suredly preserved by tho frequent application of Dulard's Specillc. If rubbed into the skin well it leaves no greasy surface. The skin absorbs It. Sold by I). W. Matliews. I n Pennsylvania all the t-ong birds are now protected by law. It should be the same in every state. liiirkh'ii's Arnica Salvo The best s-ilve In tho world for! cuts, bruises. ores. ulcers, salti rheum, fever mucs, tetter chapped hand-, chilblains, corns and all skin , eiuptlon-., andp.tively cures piles fit no t i t"fii it I ii til Iff i a irttMiMi tiriwt1 1 tOKiVo 'perfect satisfaction, or money I refunded. Price "o cents per box. ! For de by Daniel .). cry, drug-1 ' ' ' Angeles has shipped a car :ul ot InuNui'il wines to Pliiladel phia, to be sola at auction for the benefit of the Johnstown sutlerers. MTKI'Sl. This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special mention. All who have used iMcctrio JJitterssing the same song of praise. A purer medicine does not exist and it is guaranteed to do nil that is claimed. Klectric Hitters will euro all diseases of the liver and kidneys, will remove pimples, bolls, salt rheum and other atlections caused by impuro blood. Will drive malaria liom tliesystem aud prevent as well as cine all malarial fevers. For cure of headache, constipation and Indigestion try Klectric .Bitters Fntlre satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. Price COels. and $1.00 per bottle at Dan'l J. Fry's drug store. Woman's rights is not a mere myth In Eastern Washington. At Paloiiso City the girls talk of organ izing a baseball nine and thev in- tend lo challenge the world. "Mlitiittii ttnuiil bo u olmrinliiB Rlrl,"i Miir.lnouiimaii by, ""'UMiailu kirhI ciiiiiptcvloa and thevo s,M,i unid Ko ,.,; llut ilu-y simii ii.r liniks coiin.tctcl.v. ir !! Uitiwn would only t.lUr lr riciiv' liuldeii .Mi-dU-al I)-4Morv wlml 11 happy cliunu 'tnould nmke. It would drie nut nil tho liuinor. ttrnn , Iht liliKut mul nuike It uiit, .And tlin liltnnlsluv. (Minplnlnod nf ill-mt. j poair, Ik very (.itVe. Till inwllolii.- u 1 ho Kmit imrltlerortho IdiHid, mid dUilKiirliu rrtiplloas und liliiteltes III -ihiii MinUli wlii-n It IxiMil. TheimiiKtlluttf NViuptonw of Dvs pjijia, or ludigetiou,aiv a dltm. 1 Mug Nue .1 weight, oppn.ion and lijllnevsinlh,' Miuuneh, heartburn, liws or appetite, foul breath, Ir'U'Ii lug, llatuteuev, nausea imius in the shoulder ami bn-.itt. I)r. Hcnlev's Dandelion Tniil promotes healtliv illgesllon and iviiiowh all unhmlthy symptoms Mild by l).W.Mnthow. Them N nmrv i-atarrh in this kh lion of tho iMiintry than all other oiKMipuuogetiicr, and until tho lint tew years wax MippiwHl to lie In eunil'te. For a gn-at many years (luetorM prom uiuvtl it a hval dlhe:iM ami piw-criU-d IikmI mmctllc-', and l. (Miistaully failing to cum with licit itMitin-nt. nrouoiiui-d it in. rmle. cicii(x has pruven catarrh The Best 1 ... f j01-nnlMl an(l other lirospiTOIIS town S lire til OSt Vi ; l" l lt llllvP the ilisposltloil Mill nullity to impiOe I OREGON And 4- (p Ma IP T tiio ,-itv of s;-ili.in Tliev have at this time fifteen teams employed and the contemplated improvements have Scarcely b'egui.Ui's intenclo'l 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. The lino of the Salem Street Bail way 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 Tl-IK MOST POPULAR RESORT ABOUT THK CITY OF SALEM. Lois in IliglikMil Adiliton are High and Dry anil Well Located; Most Excellent Drainage The soil is black and rich. From all points a line view is obtained of the public buildings aud our highest mountain peaks. Arrangements are alreadv being made for the location of two churches in this addition, aud a numberof residences are soon to bo built. ' Buildings only of the best class will be permitted. Residence lots within the limits of tho 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 callv not half so far from the public buildings and the business part of the town as the majority of the so called "inside lols." 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 bountiful cottage, or juit it out at a rate of interest that will buy you nearly two thousand street car tickets every year. 1-1. P. RANKIN'S Paint Shop1 No. U-"-l Commercial St. -O- JIouso and Carriago Painting, Sign writing. Paper hanging and decorating, Wall tinting and kal sonunlng executed In tho latest style. Experienced Workmen Employed. Satisfaction Guaranteed. I Call and see u before you let your I work. yovra B.000.000 people belieie tbat It ,, , '"""'""" nan lt to buy Soedj w MwwycaanamowteiuDieDouae.aiiauMy Ferry's Seeds M, FERRY 4 CO. an acknowledged to be the largest Seedsmen in tne world. 1 D M.Feiuit&Oo'i Illustrated. Descrip. UreandlMcod SEED ANNUAL For 1880 I nnilhniiii rnrr to all annllnta anil y to lut Tear'a ciutomeri Without irArin it ?.,.. . SarllMt CaolUUwir I n?ti'"'ii-.MTO,Waon5d5 In axiittaea. uanlea, neld ox Flowrr tieeda D. M. FERRY a CO., Detroit, Mich. NHVmLJllgSfis! rlne. I Salein, Oregon J(X. Al.llKRT. Asent. - ,., DR. JORDAN'S JUSEiil OF AXATOMV 751 Market st.Sjin Krauel'.co lAI.IKOU.MA. t.oimd kiirn how to avoid , dlsae,uhd how wonderful lv ytm ure jiuide. ( immtn. , turn and treatment pen. on , ally or by letter or ucuk neb(M and nil disease a ' men. bend for I.0..1.-. '''''"Wsh trwi. For Bargains; IX lyliwerifaSPwrisions, Fruits Kit. J OO TO THOMAS HlUUtOWS, , S..U.m, Or Comiiu.ivli.l Street. . foun.ry imnlurvorail kin.i -1...... sacS3SKD. ji57-vk (iBM5r?Sr mvu.TAra r"HH..r- I WZZm nvm. ..."-'. .v . . rt. 1 ''""""""ttnidedwitt ineu" N II ii.v. . . . ' , lr.inaiilioiiN,t1,in price and aiwlity !&, fiiVr...".." ."bo,,t -endiug lniii,.1aiam,.rrtrrf,,iy, W,F,J,tAs WtiiHal Residence i towns tire lliose owned by men or corporations who -IS OWNED BY- JU tin's Corporation Is determined Me is see here i Jf there isimyoue in the whole state of Orogon wh wants to return to the east he should read this advertisement: Bargain For Somebody!! i'V EASTERN PR01HT! To.'Kxcluinge for- mm und A GOOD CHANCE r-K.r mrllrul.ir.ciili nl 1I1U otll.v. $75 tfl SiPO -XTcaiiUim. . Jrirtlly P-. Ju working for u. Ace IV1 ho mn furnl-.1i J . Iiop u ? Ihelrwholejfme totl Jbuali 2 s. made eni und nu r?i!i!sr1Ktabi,,rto;s: ietothebuaintk Spare mil -J.uhnm iili,, IuaJ Malu u- liiVhi..nn.. Localities u J illim. ADDITION COMPANY to JOHN F.STRATT0N& SON liniiniteni nml AVholi'.siilo dealers la MUSICAL MEHCHANinSR New York, i.i much.) wnucerst. .innn i. wiranons I'cleliratcd Itu lan Gut Violin strings, the Finest in the World. Our Guarantee If a dealer receives a complaint, (which he believes to be honest) from nny musician to whom he has sold any of these strings, he is authorized by 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 imitation.) Dealers wlll'pleaso send lor descrlptlye catalogue. Tra d 1 supplied at lowest price. ST. PAUL'S J Boys and Grjrls. The school will (men the h of heptember. Thorough .instruc tion in 1110 primary una. nnv.inced English Branches. LATIN AND ELEMENTS 0F.; 11USIC -In couie.- TKKMH and fnrttier Information may be rnd on application to IlKV. K. II. POST. Cor. Cliemeketn und HtoteHts. 8-20-tf Northern Pacific Railroad. OUEAT OVERLAND ROUTE. TW'OFASTTHAIN.SIIAII.Y! - NO CHANGE OK CAIW SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO And nil points East via St. lAUla and MINNEAPOLIS. The Northern IMclrtc railroad is the only line running l'li&henger trains, Hecondclu sleciiers (free of churge) I.uxurioua Day coaches, Pullman l'alnce Kleeping Care, nitftee Dining Cars, (menu T-V) from for. hind to the east. ee that your ticket read via the Northern riirlrta railroad nnd avoid the change of cur. 1-Hve i"ortIandnttiii ni.nnd &W p. iu. , dully arri mi at Minneapolis, or Ht. II111I at . wtti p. Ill, ! rriKu.- In n:oy. Trains leave Front ana u sirift uaily at llrti . m, anu f-iy I III.: ArrlM :.t T-.u-nm 1 nt T-IO 11 mall 111 and 43 a in arrlw -.-.itllett-Jija in -ndHiip. 1 ijn.ni Throusli i'lill... nliili. ii Aiiln t era. elc-r.(ii.Uay omt-i;, j, rtnet p.i -ee itlaicg ain. Iictwcen l'url. UHt.Tiuonmund wulpe 4'rtvt. Uilly mtvI.v. A.I). l!llt nshlngtuiiMvrniiimt,Oitw n Depot Horn, r Fiit ainUi r A, l J. UllAKIilu hi.. tr. Addition F 1 IB a wni