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THE CAPITAL JOIIBML
POUMHIIKD DAILY, CXCKITHU.NDAY,
UT THE
Capital Journal Publishing Company.
(Incorporated.)
Kntcrtd nt tho postoirice nt Bulctn,Or.,oii
pccofid clam mutter.
CURE B.IRVINE,
Mantger.
K. fourth pm?e for terms of ubcrlp-
'RuprllvincntH to Insure I"'0" .J'0?
'the wmio day) Hlioiild be handed In I.J I
'oi?rre(.ponilcncc containing new; of In
tw Jml f!n"M,rtJinui I desired from nil
pa Siilnthwlll be paid to anonymous
communication. ,.,,.,., v,tsAh
h ,rvcd nt their Iioiiimjk enn M f ire It by "
til card request, or by word left nt this
"splclincn nuinKTii mmiI fre-onnjpllcii-
11 olilt e, corner Court and Liberty BlrcHs.
Wednesday .ivxu li 188i)-
Ekkoii'IS aro bfliiK mailo to hnvi
n icclal wfHlon of CoiiKrc-H calico"
to meet in October.
A JUyTJitV nmn Ih iipciim-iI of
HlnndcrliiKii luwjw 10,ono wtirtli
One HhiMltlcre lo think it ho
IIlUHt Imvc wtlil of lilm.
Tin: lielccllvi"' oiifriigi'il In H"
Htmroli for the imirnVriTH of I)r
Cronln nro apparently the nanus olio
wlio Imvo beoii looking for tlio in
mihsIiih of Col. Clayton in A rkinmnn
Whi:n thestin wton the vctcn
Hliorc of AIiihUii It Is mi lionr arte
Minrlfo In Miilne. It win, therefore,
truthfully bo fiiIiI of tho Unlti'il
HtntoH, iih It hiii of KiibIiiiiiI, that
the mm never mtnlii licr ilomlnlonH.
, Jim MiGoiuu'HBlu'inot will
ftoiincllnu; down tho iikl'h lituiil In
hand with iMrn. O'U'iiry'w eow. lie
it wiih who upHut IiIh tfhie pot In n
Feattto paint hIiop nml Htaiteil the
Kie.tt flO,(MH),00 tire.
Tin: New York World whleh liiif
ntood by Governor IIIH through
thick and (lilnfnrllioliiBt foiiryearc
now rt'BiinlH hlin iih not tho remotest
po-wlblllty for tho prertlduutlal noin
limtlon of 18H-', on m-count of bin ex
cellenqv'H veto of tho Jiallot lefonn
bill.
Ci.i:vi:iiANi Hiiyn that tho ileum-
emtio irxrty "linn not deceived the
, people, with faIKO pioniim,,, .....i ..-.
tuiiBt.." 1 fa l M"1'0 ' 't?"1 fronl ",u'
polilt of view. The mtV) lefiineil
to bo deceived In that niuiincr, iih
the retmnn of Uio hiHt election clear
ly hIiow.
Tin: majority will rule tho next
IIouho of Representatives, Messrn.
DeinocrutH, and the lepublieaiiH have
tho inajoilty. Tho wlwi demociat
will llo low and make, no beauts as
to what IiIh paity will do, or what It
will prevent the ropubllcaiiH from
dolnu;, next winter.
ONKoflliu valuable mineral of
IIiIh country of whleh tho output Is
larKelv liipreiiHliiK It tale, or mmp
i Ntone. It Ih iihci! for ilrvtwlni: pUIiih,
leather (flown and Minllar pinpoM,
but ItH Kreatent use In as an adulter
ant. Kor thU It Is peeulliiily lilted,
on account of Hsl(;htneHi belli),' em
ployed iih a tiller ehlelly In tho nmu
ufueturoof Hotip pnper, and i libber,
mid to ti certain extent as a lubri
cant with other niibstance.
TiiATklnttofaHoclely that traelici
'boyn and jilrls that It Ih moio become
IhK to tlo nothing for a living than
to em n It by honest toll, Is totteii to
the core and rulnliiK nr country to
day .There me many Honsand daugh
ter who are helnn educated to pltix
the p.Ht of "leading lailj" ami
"witlkliiKReiilU'iiinii" In be flout
drama or life, who w III turn up In
the poor farm or poiilleutlniy be
,10m the em tain diops In the laet
act of the piny to which they have
hoon educated by their over ludul
Kent parent.
Tin: jirlo otllnotl by the San
KranclHco K.amlner to the pupil of
the city K'liools who passed the lnt
examination for general escellemv
wiih won by MlnsMay A,ers of the
Hamilton kcIiooI. The pile Is a
two months trip to KuroH, Includ
ing the l'arls K.o,IUoii. Mls
Ayers will be accompanied by her
mother; and the expenses of both
will Ik juld by tlietjeuerous donor,
lvieh of tho twenty other content
uutH will U piVMiitetl with an ap
pmprlato medal.
Tin: Xew York man has com
di tsl lilt famous air bhlp In which
hcaiid n friend eieel to enws the
Allmitlo next fall. The ulr chip Is (
half Uilloou and half living ma
chine. Thv Kdlooii xirt look), like
a biK pIb'T- ! I" "My fivt Iuiik
mid forty feet lit diameter. Theiwr,
which UMii.H'iuiid from tho Udloou,
luw a irtinIU'r whloh will nu,
lower or drive forward tho hlp, ami
u two-lllliKetl wliK which will Ui
oKnitcd ilko a niII. Thure U a rtitl
der nt the forward eml of the our,
ixiiitniUetl by u n'jv vMoihUiik t"
the ivnter of tho blilv. The miu'liliie
luu Uh'U putenttsl by mi ulr chip
company, with u oapxal lH' of
f 10O,(Hi. Thvlr midden trip w III lv
l ,w Vork to I'hlladeljihla
IX the matter of recent eourt pro
ceedings this paper 1ms abused
neither Judge, Jury, prosecution, at
torney, nor defense. The point we
have made nud sustained was done
honorably and without resort to
abusive terms or menus. That our
position has been mado good fhows
for itself and that It all Ikih been ae
noinnllslied falrlv. the wordw pul-
IlshcU by us Htand as mute wltnesH
es. In this connection It may be
said that the JoL'Jinal is as fearless
mm ItlH nmirosslve and nrono-es giv
ing the news as It really Is, regurti-n
less of whoso dog Is hit.
AMiti:i) Tknxykox received ten
bliiilings for Ills first poem. The re
muneration was given linn ny in
grandfather as tho reward of indus
try, but not of genius, Hinec the old
gentleihan took the slate on which
'I'n.iinrLnn liml u-rltlell lllH 1)1. IHK
verse, wiped It clean and bunded
his youthful relative the coins with
the remark: "There is the fin-t
moneyyou have over earned, and 1
supposed will be the last." The
poit laureate's next vendue was a
volume of vcic written with IiIh
brother, published under the title of
"rot-ins by Two Itrothcrs.
Fxnuit the new ballot reform sys
tem the tickets are all pi lilted bythe
State, mid the elector receives tin
ticket fiom the polling ollleer in
blank; lie then goes Into the enclosed
space alone and murks his ballot,
and folds it and deposits It in the
ballot-box. No one is permitted to
s.'o ills ballot, nor to electioneer
within one hundred feet of the polls.
.Should a ticket be mmked wrong
by mistake the voter limy return the
ticket and secure another, but all
the tickets received from the .State
must be returned by the election
ollleers, either In the boxes or in the
hands of tho otlleeis. Provisions
are niude for those who are illiterate
to have their tickets marked for
them. The system bids fair to be
come unlveisiil. I thus been adopted
by Kentucky, Wisconsin, Indiana
and New York.
Ciiicaoo public schools are among
tho best In the United Slates. Its
repoits show that during Hie last
year not u scholar was Hogged by
tho teacher. Tho News calls atten
tion t.. 1 1. 1.. fui.t enntnisting it with
tho Hogging leeoid of tho Boston
schools during the same ear, which
reached .0,oB0, a small number for
Hostoii. "A boy Hint has been
beaten often enough in Hie public
schools when qulto young, Is likely
to bo beaten in business, in politico,
in love, In lawsuits, and in piety af
ter ho tins grown older," says the
News. It Is a curious fact that the
superintendent of tho Huston schools
has recommended that boys under
ten years of ago bo exempted from
coi)oral punishment. Klogglng in
tho public schools should bo abolish
ed. It'lHa relic of baibiulsiu which
Is very little practiced, although,
however, the Salem small boy
catches It sometimes.
Saw Washington's ran'.
William Hurgess of Alexniidila Is
olio of the few men now living who
have looked upon tho face of Hon.
Washington, and It was not gener
ally known that he had ever seen
tho father of Ids country until ic
cently, w hen Mr. Hurgess, who Is a
mechanic, and who has been em
ployed to lay the foundation for the
confedeiate monument to be elected
In AloMindilu, said to fi lends with
whom he had been cenverging:
"I have looked upon the face of
(ion. Washington. It was In 18:10,
when 1 was an apprentice-employed
in building the new tomb at Mount
Vernon, w hlch mi many vMlors
now come to ms'. I was a lad then,
and 1 remember this was about my
tlrst piece of work. When tho vault
wiih completed I uv.Utcd lii moving
tho bodies fiom (he old tnnihtothcir
pro-cut resting-place.
"It was decided," continued Mr.
Hurgev. "(U k!H Washington's
eolllu, and when it had Jieen con
veyed to the new tomb the lid with
rri-cil. A nunilver of people were
piiM'iit and stood In 'brent hliws si
lci.ee while tho workmen extracted
theruty screws.
"When tho top of the colli n had
been lifted 1 looked In. The body
was apparently pvifevtb preserved,
the loutuiv-. wore complete, and
there was nothing to Indicate the
length of time which he had been
dead. The ox-kmuv to the air how
ever, had Immediate cttccl. In a
minute or two tho Uxly Middonly
onllupcd mid shrank Into an id
moxt uutvcognUahlc form.
"Other than tliti.," ropllol Mr.
Hurgc, when further iputloiusl,
"m, uoollcellonsaro very Indistinct.
I do not rvmoiulmr how (ho body
was lrttMHl or anything further
about II. Tliefealiirenas I recollect
theui, were like the pleturvs 1 have
MVll."
Mr. UurgONS N oer TO jmis of
abound has lived In Alexandria
tnauy jonr, and (huo who know
him well lmo hunnl him relate the
story otteu.
The grove may not Ik (he gtavs
iffl.hlllUt It l the mould of form
the
tmt Wmnijum "
l'oint.
Diipnlelitl met n testy friend
Wlioso Iswt (rlrl I lind kli"d;
Defore I could my net defend
He lilt me with hlsJKr
Tlie blow was gU on w itli n I m
Tlint fnirly mnde tno litntntrr;
I ntrled to G'-t back ntlilin
lly whljiplngout nt
He quickly struck It rroin my linnd
And upngiilnut the bars
I (lew hend first nnd seemed to tnnd
Among ten tliousnnd .
Aricrthli fenrful knoeltntxtut
I mined n terrible yell,
Which I wns mire wns fjulte without
A vtcrn I.
I lied but fulled to gel nirsy
My friends taw with u laugh,
In the police court news next riny
I filled n . IlufTulo r.pris.
"SCItAI'S."
The Virgin forest lias never been
axed.
A sailing ' essul is usually estimat
ed by itsspir value.
A swallow may not make a sum
mer but a frojr makes a spring.
Would It bea proper thingto speak
of a literary contest as a "skull race?"
Hill Toll's boy Is remembered in
history beeausa- lie hail an urrow
escape.
However haul it may be to live
on a small salary, It is a good deal
harder to die on one.
A toothpick factory at Strong,
Me., employs 1125 pel sons, and
uses eleven colds of lumber daily.
Tiie white hoiso is about tho only
thing connected with the Cronjn
business which displays equine- im-
ity.
China and Japan arc buying dried
apples fiom Maine. Tims does the
American industry help to swell the
population of the Orient.
The New Voik celebration demon
strated the possibility of mussing
seventy thousand militia in New
York within fifteen hours.
Tho authorities in Holland have
decreed that women cannot serve on
a school board. In Sweden it bus
been decided that they can.
At a recent meeting of the cura
tors of tho Kentucky university it
was unanimously decided to admit
women into tho institution.
The Canadian statistician says
that since 1810 Canada has made
ureal or pi ogress In population rela
tively than the unin.il otnio...
The sinait young man -aid lie had
not been in the drug store long, but
he had been at the soda fountain
long enough to be a ll..leian.
Patron Tills set of teeth you
made for me is too big. Dentist
Yes, Mr. Sit down in the chair and
I will enlarge your mouth a little.
It Is sJiid that Kansas will this
year have u number of new sugar
i'actoiies and that the product is ox
peeted to be many times greater
than ever before.
Appiopriately named: "The drug
gists Imvo organized a baseball club."
remarked thesnake editor. "What's
It's name?" asked the hoiso editor.
"The Quinine."
A "freak" in Philadelphia oilers
to wager f 1000 that he can eat fifty
eggs Including shells hi fifty seconds.
We'll bet WOOD he can't If he'll per
mit us to select the eggs.
MaudSo yon are going to marry
your father's cashier.' Isabella
Yes, lii says that If he runs away
with tho bank's funds tho money
will still bo In the family.
Where he was: Lawyer Well,
now do you think the prisoner was
Insane when he fired tho i-hot? No,
,lr; I am perfectly certain he was
In l'at Hnuly'h saloon at the time.
Min. N. l'eck-"So von thought I
was an angel once, did you?" Mr. N.
Peek "Yep." Mrs. X. Peek
"Ami you don't think so now, eh?"
Mr. X Peck "Nope, 1 still live in
hopon that ,mhi miy be, though."
I licks (to Hilggs, who has a day
oat at target practice) "Did vou lilt
tho bull's eye, old man?" Hrigg-,
"No; It was a eow, 1 believe. At
any rate It eo-t mo $100 to It tip
with the follow who owned the crit
ter." The sHiutiiini mines were dis-ov-orodln
l.sif, or near that time, mid'
were worked mid troratelied over
for free gold, not knowing anything t
of thofllverorvs of to-duy Lntor i
they were worked some In tunnels'
and open drifts. i
Kugeue did not have a good title j
tojt c1um1 lot, so during tho pros.-
ent vacation nn entorpilsliig fellow
JuuiH'l Hint fenced thcsuliool-ynrd,
mid the director gave him $iiMl to
let them securo a title to It by g.
ting a tux deed.
Hev. Cookiimn of the Methodist
HpliKxilul phtiruli In Xew Yirk
City, who Iiuh Joined tho Kpi-eopnl
elmreb, a profound believer In
udthcurv. llo bus an iniKllineiit
uf sloo'h whleh at the beginning of
a wrvuv wmie llun-n bolls him
loiiBUo-tlisl for a moment, and
ofhU fonuvr mrbliioiietv, iwikaiin.niol " mueli reliovel on taking
1 llnl .1.1. i lli.il 1 I. . .1 a ..tl ..!...
maliciously, Kiy.. Hint akumit I
1 , ,,i. .11 1 ... .1 1 '
nliei.mik.l.Kttfl.luihlini.t the Ini-
iKslhnipil home tlm (r ronterked:
5,l tntl to U troiilileil ttml way, but '
I luie tried iliefalthetm'and Imvo
1'ivn im v e.i-i-t tlrly e iH-eurel."
CAPITAL p.vP.XTyG; J0UB2TAL
IMUUlUMWmMXIJIM-M"' IM "-, j
In loo Oreat Haste.
Bang! went tho pistol in the rear
of the saloon, and next moment a
man in his shirt-sleeves rushed out
of the back door of tho saloon,
caught sight of n man with a re
volver in ids hand, and rushing
up to htm cried eut:
"You miserable scoundrel! but get
out of this, or I'll break every bone
in your body!"
"Whoa hold on what "
"Git! git!" shouted the man,
pushing lihn down the alley. Don't
you think of stopping for at least
ten doors!
"I mean that you can.t shoot
yourself at my back door. That
game has been played on me half a
dozen times, nnd its almost busted
my business. Go down by the
hardware store."
"Shoot myself! "Why, I shot a
rat! There lie is by that barrel."
"Oh, that's it! Well, excuse me,
and come In and take a drink. I
was a little hasty, perhaps, but bus
iness is business. "When a crowd
conies to look at a dead body, no
one ever dritiks, while the papers
always have a shy at the saloon.
Must protect ourselves, you know,
and excuse mo and conic in.
A Hunting Story.
An exchtmge tells this: There is
an old gentleman in a mountain
country who is very fond of hunt
ing. Whenever lie walks abroad
ills wife always bears him company.
Recently he went out to drive the
cows. During his walk he discov
ered live squirrels up one tree, and
also discovered that ho had lost all
his bullets but one. He sat down,
drew out his pencil and daybook,
and, carefully surveying the distance
up to the first squirrel he began:
If six grains of powder will move n
bullet three inches; how many
grains will it take to carry it up to
Ihesqtiirrcl, adistanee of thiity feet?
made his calculation, put in the
required amount of bowder, just
enough to kill the squirrel and for
the bullet not to pass tliiotigh. He
banged away, and down came bushy
tail. lie took out his knife, cut out
tho bullet, loaded up again, and
fired until he killed the live squirrels
with one bullet, nnd loaded with it
the sixth time.
In Illinois, us In many other
st-ites there Is a law which provides
that a railroad company rannot in
made to pay moro than ?",000 for
killing a person, though there is no
limit to the amount for which a
company may 'be sued for merely
maiming a poison. One day Sena
tor Henry II. Evans, who likes a
J okc better than a meal, was telling
one of his lural constituents about
that law as (hoy were riding to
gether fiom Aurora to Chicago.
"Waal," said tho granger finally,
"it's a durn sight cheaper, then,
fur 'em to kill a man than to cut oil'
his arm or his leg."
"Of ooun-o It is," Miid.thc Senator;
and then lowering his voice to a
whisper he said in the granger's ear:
you see that axe up there?"
"Yes," whispered tho constituent,
looking at the tools carried in tho
car for uso in cti&uof need.
"Well," said the Senator, "they
carry that to kill nion with in oac
tliey aro hint in an accident."
"Waal' I snuni,"sald tho granger,
"that's tho awfullcst tiling I ever
heard of."
mm
J HP
Absolutely Pure.
nottiUr mer vnr'os. Ainnnetof
pnrli,liviis ih nml w lioWime in-. lon
tsMiiimi. 111 mi itio orl nnrj klmls mut
iiui mil ! k. it In iMinix llltou Mltli tlix
iiiiililliuUollovtit,hiorl wolKht nlilinor
llivipiiil pou id rs. tvilil only In rtiiu.
ltO M. lUK.NU lMMllKUtM..llXVllll.N,Y
A W0MWS MM1IUKY,
"Aiiotiier woiulerful dKtivery ha
been made nnd that too bv lady in
thU iMiintry. I)Uao fastenel Its
"Another wonderful ditiv
oiutone ujHin ner tuul Tor nivcii
yeai-Sfhe withstoixl lt.Mven.t tests,
hut her ltal orLtuis were iindei-
mined, nnd dwitli kvhh lninilnent. '
For thiH uionths lw eoiiehedlniw
MUitlv aitd eould imt bleep. Sho
iHlUllIlt Of lis 11 Iklttlf llf Dr. KlllirV
I
tfWtPfell
me'Now Dlboovtrv fur ('iiiimiiiilliin
'"'' " "' J" ' ""I ' 'K'
nd with one Uitilo has Uvn nilraeu-
tulslv curv,,, Her WW ,s Mn
l.tUhar I.utz." Thus write W. C.
lluiurlik & ti., of Shelbv, X. C.
Uetn fn trial bottle at'D.inlel
Fry V dmptoro.
. -
The Best Residence Localities
have the
And
TI
Mate
T
l ! , .i tmmqomiiloved and
SSnmS!l,friS iEeX StMff
lami I nddltions'an.l around Highland Park
ut? TTTTTr nRivE IN
X JTX J-V i. iA -
Of Oregon. T
lots will be inoi'
TI-IR
Lois in Mbuid Adlon arc
n""w
- The s is black and rich. .
cIS
called "inside lots."
Buy a Lot in Highland Addition for Three
And let some other fellow pay $1000 for an inferior lot not so well located,
build a beautiful cottage, or put it out at a rate of interest that will Duj y
dekctivovcrv year.
RANKIN'S
ai
No.a.i41 Commercial St.
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IIousu and Currino Painting,
Sign writing, Paper hanging and
decorating, Wall tinting and kul
sonnnlng executed in the latest
style.
Experienced Workmen Employed,
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Call and see u- betore you let your
work.
"0VEn 64000,000 K2fc"!rffi aisJ
of tno Urgeet and meet relub's bouse, and they cao
Ferry's Seeds
D. M, FERRY 4 CO. aro
acknowledged to be the
Largest Seedsmen
In the world.
D M.FereyACo'j
Illustrated, Descrip.
tire and Priced
SEED ANNUAL
For 1880
WHlbatnftilAdrRrr
to aJl Bimlicjiita. and
yr to last rr'fl enstomen
'without orderinir it inrau.
In (XlttestC. I .hould send for It. Address
O.M.FERRY&CO.,Dotroi(,Mlch.
7.1?
1NSI'U.::C'K
C o la p n n y .
I'lro mut Mu
rine. j 11 uimui
JOS, AUIKUT. A cent, .
Salem, Oregon
DR. JORDAN'S
Ml'SKl'M OF AXAT031Y
7ol Mnrkot Kt.S.m Kmndsoo
I'ALIKOHNIA.
do mut learn liow to nolit
itUi'.i.-o, ulut liou womlerful
ly ,on nre miute, OniMUtn.
lion ami trvttinieni per on
iillj or by leiter or wi-.ik
nee ami nil dlseasxc o
men. teiul for liook.
l'rlvnte iitnen 211 iieary utreet.
For Bargains
IX
mv i;Mlhfn? IIm,;,!,,,, l:i, rj.
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CIO IX)
THOMAS l.UIUtOAVS,
Coninioroliil trvot, S11I0111, Or
Coiin.ry pnvjuwof U klndj MMiiji on
liaud. If )ou li4enol Irtulil ih me be.
t"T: l TrPiruuv Mlett a trial believing
I wn .nit on both in prlcw and quality.
hop
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SGRWsm
mfigm
V&4.&&&M
mwiftiizfAtEm
wv'A'un uruivKii
vwikNv v aii r. . irr-
a"c .-rt?ix
1 y
wnic nro those owned by men or corporations who
disposition
-IS OWNED BY-
this Corporation is determined
!
LAND
Attractive
THE
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i , . ... rv,mv.n-i- riiim tlirmi",Ii
MOST POPULAR RESORT
ABOUT THE CITY OF SALEM".
High and Dry anil Well Located; Most Excellent Drainage
o
SEE HERE!
If there is anyone in the whole state
of Oregon who wants to return
to the east he should read
this advertisement:
I
Bargain For
Somebody ! !
TolKxehango for
m
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A GOOD CHANCE
S-Kor particulars call at thl office.
7R n ORfl AMONTII can be made
DiJ 111 f.UJ working for us. Agents
... '"."T " n lurnisn ,. liorws and
yn o uifir wnoie lime to the buslnei. Bnaro
i V.".;:ri mu, iirontabiy employed uUo.
.J?cS??'e.'llton.sanlc'.,'e?- II. K.'
loi,.,' rvc VXx . .. . """"" .
Johnson A Co., 10B ilalu i.t Hlchmond,
v 11 ih... .. . .
rrlVnT vi? state age andVu.lneM ex.
K?i!n7b Jver nilnil about sendin
uwp for reply, B..P,JUV -MA
mm PROPERTY!
ULYLWJ
,
TION
GOMPANT
to
the contemplated improvements have
"' l Hih"
STATE
the middle of this addition, and no
Hundred Dollars,
With tho diil'erenco of 700 you can
on nearly two inousauu street car
JOHN F.STRATTON& SON
I Imnnrfprq
nnd "Wholesale
dealers In
I MUSICAL MKUCIIANDI9E. Now
York.
1 1 nnd 43 Walker St. Jolin 1 htratton's
Celebrntea lUi slan Out Violin strings, me
Finest in the Woild.
Our Oimraiitec If a dealer receives a
complaint, (which ho believes to be honest)
from any musician to whom lie has Bold
any of these strings, lie is authorized by
us to give him another string without
chaige,andall such loss will bo made good
by us to our customers, without quibble or
question. (Beware ol iHittatlon,) Dealers
will ple.iso bend lor descriptive catalogue.
Trmf ) supplied nt lowest price.
ST. PAUL'S:
Boys and. Girls.
The cchool will open on tho 24th
of September. Thorough instruc
tion In the primary and
navtinced .
English Branches,
ELEMENTS OF MUSIC
-In course.
TERMS nnd further Information may be
had on application to .
HEV. P. H. POST,
Cor. Chcmeketa nnd State Sts.
8-20-tf
Northern Pacific Railroad.
GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE.
TWO FAST THAIN8 DAIIA' ! ,..
NO CHANGE OK CABH
SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO
And all points .East via
St. PAUL, nud MINNEAPOLIS.
The Northern Faciflc railroad Is the only
line running lasscnger trains, Second class
sleepers (freo of charge) Luxurious Day
coaches, Pullman Palace hleeping C&n.
l"alace Dining Cars, (meals 75c) from Port
land to the east.
tee that your ticket read via the Northern
Pacina railroad and avoid the
change of cars.
Invo l"orland atSn. m.nnd 8:10 1...
daily nrrUe at MluneapolU or St. Paul at
teQ p. in.
Pacific Division. Trains leave Iron!
nndU fctrtrt dally at 11A3 a. m. and &W
1 p. 111 Airlveiit Tiieoiua nt 7:10 P in
-ism a m arrlvo iitle IteHa in nnd 9.36 p. 1
p. in.: AirlNoiil Tiu-oma ni 7:iu P 111 "
Tlirouch Pullman Palace Weeping d;r,
elegant day coaine. llnest palace dining
riegani uay OKit'nee, nnrsi iuihw utM.fc
care between Portland, Tacoma and Swttlu
I direct. Dalb service, A.D.CHARWON
Akt. Oeu hi, Agt, 121 Kiri bit., tofi
VIKlllUglOIIOl., IWWB9,UH a,
Depot corner Fim WW b'WHi
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