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THE CATITAI. EVENTSTG JOUWSUlL. B THE CAPITAL JOURML PUHLISIIKI) DAILY, KXCEITHUNIMY, JIY TJIE Capital Journal Publishing Company. (Incorporated.) Entered nt tlio puntofllre t Kolcin,Or.,a tecond-clnu mutter. CLARE B.IRVINE, Manager. See fourth pngo for terms of subscrlp lon. Adxcrllntments to Insure Insertion (for the mine day) should be linndcd In by I o'clock. , , Corrciondtnrc containing nes of in terest and Importance In desired from nil parts of the state. No Munition will be paid tonnonjmou ommiinlcitloriK. Persons desiring tlio Capital .lorm.VAl. Rirvpd nt their houses tain secure It by p"' til card rcnuest. or by word left nt thin oftlcc. Specimen number Kent free on nppllcn tlon. Olflcu, corner Court mid Liberty Streets. FRIDAY. JULY 5, 1889 ANCIKNThTKNOHHAI'HY. Stenography or filiort Imiitl Ih nit old urt. Tlio anclt'iilH umluhtciUy employed It. I.lvjr wiyn lie copied Home of (lie Hieeehe8 ho given In IiIh history from (ho linen IiooI,h pre Hcrvcil In (ho cnpltol. Pielro Iloin bo In a letter (o I'opeJnliiw wiyH lie discovered ullnciniiniiiieleiil p.treh tneiit which hnil hcen wilt ten upon perlmpH over and over ajjnlti, which lino ho leanlH iih a part of the origi nal writing and had liy chance es caped ohllteiallon. On clo'o In Hpecdon ho IIimIh l( to be in nhorl hand. Anil ho o.iIIh II Clei ruiiiiin heeuiixo IMiitareh inform iih that tin profcHHliui of notiuy oilglnated liom Cicero who Invented ii herlcH ol marltH each of w hleh n piocntcd u eoinhlnallon of lettciH, and he In Htrnctcd IiIh eopylhtH In the ail ho that they could lal'e dnw n npeiclu In Hinalland legible eonipacH. 'I'Iiiih (.'ato'H oration iikiiIiihI the Calalliu coimplratorM wiih prcHurved and banded down by him. AImo Mar tial HayH that the anclciilH lined no taricH and IiIh verneH lemain to iih in which liuHpi'iikHofthoHuhJccl. An hoiilibi iiIho tellw of a boy who by tiNinga few inarlH took down a long dUeourwe while II wiih made, (.'iih HlaniiM had an academy whcio child ren were taught lli'Hiirt TIiIh letter of Cardinal Jlcmiio to tlu i'oiio ih publmlied hi Homcoo'h "Leo Tenth." We may add to all IIiIh that one of the moHt expert of oiirHlenogrnph- erH, lately interviewed, HayH that after all,thu art of hIioi t hand by ab breviating the mohIh UHcd in our ordinary Hpeeeh Ih the beat plan yet deceovered. He addn that every Hyslein yet invented requites that tUo nlltei nli.tll cij Hunt i.ucfiill and that any one who Iiiih carefully piaejlced (he abbieviating method will noon aeqiiliu hiicIi Hkill iw to beat those who employ any othtr plan. WuadylHo our young people to praetleo taking down HhorlHpccch en, or Ichhoiih lead byotheiHby t IiIh method. They will mhiii get gieat Hkill liy ho tlolng; reitalnly enough for all ordinary iihc. TIIIC .1UUV Till, VI.. The Jury trial iniiHt go. It Ihiiii tagoulHtie tothooiderly pi-ogienn of modem nojlety (owaid tiulformlty. It lieoomet moie and more plainly a contradiction to our ttoelal condition If any one rule has universal ac ceptance to-day from our thcoiicH it n that Kqiilty Ih every mau'H light; not only Equity In thin or that ease, oriw Itetween this and that parly, but in nllcaHCH.all conditions, every where. Hut the Jury veidlet Iiuh Intlnlte variety. It all dependn on (he men of each paillcular Jury, A hui.drcd ciihch between the niiiio or dltlerout pardck, precisely alike, even of the utmost tdiiipllelty, Mich an a claim for a debt owing on an account or note of hand precisely alike iih to date, amount, Inteient or tl'iniagvft, may each have u dlft'cruit veidlet, Kotir defeiidautH damaged fotireomplainaiitHat (he niiiic (hue, p'acc, and by (he name act. Ah many hiiIIh as the lawyer could bring were Instituted for damagertj and each one of the plaiutlllH was injured alike and all the defendants were equally guilty. Tiled In the name court, at the wiine (eim and thoroughly legitimate. Jury dials all. Yel the verdicts varied all the way from six cents up to noveitd thoiihaud dollar daiiiages In criminal can's the defonuUv Is Mill more otleusl veto our heiie of Jiistliv. Whether the iicetiMil shall hang or go free, or to prison for life or years, pay no tine, or a very greal or nomi nal one, depending on the men of tliejury. Tried fortliehnuie ott'ense the (mildest man gins tcnt-ftee, while he who Is iimiKiniUvoly In nocent stillVrs dm tli. These things art of dally iKVUiiemv soiuewheiv. Ilia count of an luiMern state, at n late term of court, one man guilty infiiiurl, one man guilty ; m 1th Intent to kill or do , ly himu, and after having hU vlullut. Mill iuruli.g of Hhootmg great bodily wounded hi and tdioolliig ut and further wound lug the unarmed Innocent uin, liming sworn to kill him long U forv, nttd having piektsl up hU gnu mul walked a mile to it ml him (wearing he lutetdel to kill idi.i tttul lmvlug hid from him and w .. I., l.l I.I... ... ,j ..ft.. .1... . . i ..i Ultlhlm, va, after duo (m.I an I to tlefwiM) oxevnl (hat the wmm.u . pity liil twl' iHniiwhlj tuniisl Bome trespassing stock out of IiIb own grounds and tent him word re spectfully to keep up his stock, was nromntly ncnuittcd! And at the name court, to equalize matters and apiM.-nxo the public Indignation nt HiIh verdict, an Innocent man was brought In gul ty and the penalty fixed at fifteen years hnrd labor In the penitentiary. Note The ludtre ordered n now (rial and In structed to acquit. These are by no means rare cases. Bo while we are doyeloping into homogeneity this monstrous disparity, this "one deformed" still lives, Ineuflcrable, versus the logic of events, borne only because It Is customary. now ham:m hojis it. lion. O. W. Webb, who is In Pen dleton from Balum, tells the Oregon Ian that that city Is growing rapid ly, and that new additions and im provements are being made on all hands. For a long" time the Capital city seomtd to bo almost at a stand still, but It has experienced a great awakening and revivifying within the last year or two, and Is growing faster, perhaps, proportion, ately.thanaiiy other town In Oregon. This result has been achieved, Mr. Webb says, chiefly liy the generous use of printer's Ink, Judiciously spicad throughout the east in the shape of descriptive advertising matter. Many people In Baleni who ut first opposed a Hide outlay for this purpose ate now both satisfied with and gratified at die icMill,nnd not one can be found who (low not acknowledge that tiio money was well expended. Trniilili's of a Neur-Siglilr'l Al.in. Near-sighted people labrtr under a great number of annoyances and embarrassments, little suspected by those who euioy natilial vision. Just imagine that to you the whole I uidscape iqipeai's as one smooth out line and even the larer hills and other great objects urn dim and Indis tinct, how near soever they may be, iih are. to eood eyes, (bo far-oil' mountain langes. Objects moving about, unless very close, aie either unseen or confused, so that, whether they be men orbeasls,you know not. All faces of people close to you are alike. Whether (hey aio white or black, you cannot say. All colors combine into a kind of pale dark, in brief, nothing can be plainly dis tinguished until It gets right under your nose. Near-sighted people can often guess at the Identity or tlioo they kntiiv familiarly witli great ac curacy fioiu their habit of noticing their movements, and fieqtiently sin prise their intimates in tills way 'Hie greatest annoyance to the near-sceiH Is fioni the Jealousy and iiusplelou of neighbors and otheis wiio get olleuded because of not being rccogiiicd when met. Many people have the foolish suspicion that when they aie not spoken to by acquaintances, that theyaiedespised by them. Is thcieany person hi the world who feels so much abovu an other as not to speak to hliuV The tiiith is that people who do not notice pthcrs are In lowspliit, have no confidence in themselves. And this Judgment from appearance is only one out of hundreds we habit ually maku mistakes about. The poor, low sphited person w ho has not vim enough in his heart tospeak or who Is too shy or shame-faced is deemed proud and overheating, while the one who Is full of "self conceit, "whine high opinion of him self causes lilm to exclaim to his ac quaintance, "Hello, Hilly boy, how gives it, How-. How, How, llow'sall. Ta Ta. IMIly me lad." Hueh a one is spoken of by his acquaintances as "tiptop." "Ain't lie a Jolly fellow .', None of your stuck tips. Plain; j easy as old shoes." When In tiiith' he Is (lie stuck up one. The modest icscrwd one, thodl-qihitcdaiid near sighted has too much respect for you to dare be familiar. It would seem! .... H. ...... I. .....1,0.. Ill .. I.. l...r.m .vi..... I 111 IIIHIII I'l'I'IU l,,U 1 I'UIMII lllll. rumpled lip, crowded to one side by u good humored, high spirited fel low. Perhaps It weie best for every u ear-sigh ted or halt' blind man to do as old Pies, llrvmscu of Keuyou, "l.oid of tiambler," Ohio, was wont. Not being able to tell a horse from a man aeroxs die stieet, nor an 'ox leant from a stage coach, ho re solved to lake ids hut ott every time he met anybody, and so went travel ing along, grinning and bowing IiIh ImIiI pate, hat oil", to every hog, cow and liooe he met. The iicur-lglitcd are puuie (o have very grmo, If not low spills. Tito writer knows lilmelf how I; Is, How often has lie met with scowl ing, indignant look-, of rvilitw . ,""' iwi w- lrnn ot Ii Uml w ho ais imiI lam wj f prWo, jwirWts 'MiwK iii." " liUttMUWUhHiiliUli' . i.. , townsmen, the tsiiii otifemUii ex- tuuart for that" all Uv.oih lie tu hid half daMit, I .v. Kjilrlt -I -. If- ItttoOriHtilll. ms-isl tllllll ( I'll !! N lull ut Itii Mime tin. o Ii 'd it i hhlilt enough tubeor the h lis of a gi twe, let tllolie wt.i "UmiIi' In it. The lUHewl itc-j run. It ill, . , ...i ...i.. ii ..i. f iviii i"' " viiuii m I viiim miimi UMlllM (he " liti.iv mmn viit tire IK-i.tto against the II of the jxill ta, asu.iki.1 AS Y.i KSTATK DEAIiKK. The Father of His Country 'in the Hole of a JJusiness Man. "Hay, why don't you call attendon to Washington as a real estate agent?" "Was lie much ns a real estate man?" "Well I should say so. Next to his career as a warrior and states man he takes rank ns real estate owner nnd agent. As a business man this was his great hold, and ho cm be put down as tlio father of the real estate business as well as of his country." 8o spoke a gentleman who has read up on the history of the early days with reference to the connec tion of General Washington with the land business. In a copy of a Baltimore, paper published in April, 177.'!, appears an advertisement of George Washing ton, dated at Mount Vernon. In this ailvertisment lie offers twenty thousand acres of land in Virginia on the Ohio and Kanawha rivers. The tract Is to be subdivided to suit purchaseis and sold on very easy payments. Purchasers need not pay anything dow u if they will clear upund fence II veneres out of every hundred and plant fifty fruit trees thereon. If tills clearing, planting mid Improving wo o kept up Ihe ren tal need not commence forfouryeurs alter occupancy. The payments were called "icntal" so as not to give settlers a claim to the prop erly till It was paid for. The adver tisement is u strong and ingenious one In all respects, and the country Is described with u picturcHquoness that the bclland boomer of to-day would find it hard lo excel. Mr. Lund Washington was the agent In charge. Things opened up In great shape, but the commencement of hostilities with Great liiitaln three years afterward caused a seri ous set-back. After the war General Washington was under stood to lie engaged in mi- melons largo land enteipiiscs In Wisdom Viiglnla. In one of these he had associated with him Mr. Kit. I 'at lick of Philadelphia, the wealthy brother-in-law of Robert Morris, and It pioved very advan tageous to tlio country anil exceed ingly remuneiatlvo to its projectors. Manj of tlio holdings in West VI i- irlnlu to-day are traced back to the Washington, Kit. Patrick and Mori Is tides. Cincinnati K'tatc Journal. A Ihimlrcil Driunnifi's llehiiul. A commcrvlul traveler tclN tlio story himself. It was In early trav eling days, In fact he had been taken out of the ofiice to make his tlist dip on tlio route of the regular trav eler who was sick. He visited two or three e'tles on his route, not nieedng with nuicn success, which ho attributed to the fact that two or three other salesmen .carrying the stiino line of goods w'oio Just ahead of him. Being afraid the house would be dissatisfied and a little doubtful of his own abilities, he telegraphed his empleyes: "Better call me In. There are thiee rival salesmen ahead of me." Instead of calling him In the head of the. house telegraphed; vPush ahead. There are a hundred other fellows behind you." So he went ahead, satisfied that he could at lnt hold his own with tlio fellows that were behind, with the result that he madu such a good trip he was kept on the road and his salary Increased. He said dial the idea that there weie a lot of fellows following si'iyed to stimulate htm, and he determined to g ahead and puh things to the best of his ability, anil hesuecisjiled. M.trrl.ifco Nut a Failure. in sa fa on iU tl bn tk fis 111 sk tli i a sll 4 f . m hmiki i luinivM JO tf jr It. l-l 0tUU ttlt .t ll Htl UoJ))- NVtfVUU ll " .ulj uy rate di uo hurm. It noted m B' all txtlvo uJ fter ih tecoud Uttt w r isitnt ud che dluiitHMrvU ud 1 felt Ih e ueir mu. It did ki wuph tot mo that I : out -ivrsl tiotlle4 to tuy Uuitly iu New i wr. via tlwtocd; It with tha incut utl tory rviulu. yA?StC14Tl -J , JM X VWi Ctt)ktr, kvl ef CUr nrt t?u Yn N, EtTLPSY. This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no , special mention. All who Lave used l-,lectnc Bitters sing the same feongl of pralee. A purer medicine does' not exist and it is guaranteed to do in, uiiii in uhiiijjuu. jjiuvimu -untio will cure ail diseases of the liver and kidneys, will remove pimples, boils, salt rheum and otuer affections I caused by impure blood. Will drive malaria rrom tnesystem ana prevent ns well as cure all malarial fevers. For cure of hcadnfche, constipation and indiirestion trv E cctrio Bitters Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. I'rlce eocts. ntm $1.00 per bottle at Dan'l J. Fry's drug store. Timber fires arc still raging in the mountains west of Helena. Oregon is one of the most produc tive states in the Union. Its vast mineral regions contains gold, silver, copier, iron, and coal. Its immense tracts of grazing lands support thou sands ofcattle and sheep, and its extensive agricultural regions pro duce all tlic cereals in abundance, the yield per acre being, in some in stances, the lanrest in the world. Among the useful and valuable prod ucts of the Web Foot State may be mentioned Orecon Kidney Tea, which lias proved a boon to thou sands amicted witli pain in tne uacK and kidney difficulties. It is purely Of vegetable composition and never inns, soul uy u. w. iMatucws. Great interest is being taken throughout the country in the com ing Mitchell-Kllrain prize fight. A hCKAl' OF IMI'EK SAVES IIEK LIFE. It was Just an ordinary scrap of writing paper, out it saved ner lire. 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 Now Discovery, and got a tii, . it il.i linMl.i. If lw.l.wwl I. .ii- ttlin bought a large bottle, It helped her moie, bought another and grew bet ter last, continued ito use and is now strong, neaitliy, rosy, plump, weigii ing MO pounds. For fuller particu lar send stamp to W. II. Cole, Drinrgibt, Fort Smith. Tiial bottle of this wonderful discovery free at Dan'l J. Fry's drug store. Hippolyte Is reported as being all ready to attack Port-au-Prince, and some of Legitinie's army is said to have goneover to his standard. llut-kleii's Ariiii',1 Salve. Tlio best salvo in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever soies, tetter chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money icfuuded. Prico 2!i cents per box. For sale by Daniel J. Fry, drug gist. Tlio government's proclamation prohibiting the holding of national ists meetings in Cork, Jteland, caus ed rioting In that city. If jnulmn u illschiuso liom the nose, oIlunslMi or olhuiuhe, pmtliU loss of tlio sciiu uC smell, tiiHto or hearing, nycs wn tciliiKoruenk, del dull or debilitated, pain or piehMiro In tlio licml; take cold euslly, yoii'niny rcit tissiueil that you Imvo oi tiirili. Tliiiii'StniU of oi'-es annually, with out iiiinilfeitliiK half of the. above symp toms terminate In consumpilon mul end in tho KiiiM'. No illseuio U so common, mom ileivpttp, less understood or nioro unsuccessfully tieated by phjulclans. Tho manufacturers of Dr. .Sago's Catanli Hunt dy hiiM1, ,for many jours uttered ii stand ing icwnul off-VX) tor a case of Nasal Ca tarrh, no nutter how bad or of how long htandli.g, which they cannot cure. Itciu cdy sold by druggists t M cents. Opetativcs of (he Napa, Cal., woolen mills slruck, owing lo a re dtieiiou in wages. The mill Is closed. mo UhWAiuT too. Tlio lenders of tho JnUKNAl. will bo pleased to learn that there Is nt least one dieaded disease that science has been ablo to care In all Its stages mul that Is catarrh. Hall's Catarrali Cum Is tho only poslthv cure now knoun to the medical fmteru'' Catarrh being u constitutional dlsens. e iiilrosu constitutional treatment, anil's ( 'atari h cmo Is taken Internally, acting di rectly upon the blood and mucus sur faces of the system, thereby destroying tho foundation of tin ilUe.ise. tine fiing tlio patient Mreiiglli, Jiy btttfdlng up tho constitution and tKMatlng nature la doing ItHMork. '1 be iiroprlctors luio mi much f.ilth In lUeurathe powers, that tluy otter a Hundred Hollars lor uny cuso that It. h to our . Send for list of testimonial. dros 1 J. t'HKNT.Y A CO., Toledo, O. dil by Druggist, T.V, The Calliolle, Cathedral of the ily Sacrament, a splendid struct , was dedicated at Sttn Fnuieieo iterday with imposing ceremonies. I'he immediate symptoms of l)y kda, or Indigestion, aro n dNtres g cense of weight, oppreloii and hioflutho stomach, heartburn, of appetite, foul breath, belch , tlalulenov, nausea pains In (ho Hitlers antt broal. i)r. Henley's udollon Tnuto promotes healthy option and tenioven all unhealthy dploins. Sold by I). V.Ma(hes. toports trom (ho honey producing nts in California Indicate that ' i year's crop will bo only about ! tor eoitt, of the average. Ms Is tint ..ioii of the vearl Jll IHV iilM , tlltl w mn v iiuiuimu x) wlllt the hands and comtilex- v.. tl... .... ..1.1 ...la.ll nl.tillit.tlil ' Soft white hands and u clear; uihy coinnlexlon can bo tts-i dly iuNretl hy the fresjuenl icmiiiiii ot iuinnrs riHviuc. ii uu T&T uS'Famil,v(;wcrifS Provkks, Fruits Etc., lMk rl. il. nM l.y U. , .Matttws, It .' id u- ,enendly known that ii- )uu'- Poiwlelkm 1mle In - i 1 n.'m (iiiivtlivaiKllnrrvuMsJ t 'i.i dinN nervous ilenrvvalou ..id towvpnit. iiveivoutM iaek of enerjjv and wakerttlinsssattd will In ftiw new life and MMigth into tho witikeot Invalid. !-sdil by V, Mathcwi, The Best R In the civ of Portland and other prosperous towns are those owned by men or corporations who have the disposition and ability to improve them. TOR ffl And 1 ie r; m To the city of Salem. They have at this time fifteen teams employed and (he contemplated improvements have scarcely begun. It Is intended 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 Hue of the Salem Street It til way Company runs through the middle of this addition, and no lots will lie 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 Adiliton are High ami Dry anil Well Located; Most Excellent Drainage The soil is black and rich. From all points a fine view is obtained of the public buildings and our highest mountain peaks. Anangements are alieady being made for the location of two churches in this addition, and a nuniberof residences are soon to be built. JJuildlngs only of the best class will be permitted. Residence lots within the limits of the city of Salem are worth on an average ovcr$1000. We can sell you better lots in High land addition for one-third of (lie money, and being direcdy on the Hue of the street rallwiy they aro practi cally not half so far from the public buildings and the 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 difierence 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 every year. 1-1. P. RANKIN'S Paint Shop No. l4J Commercial St. -o- Hotise and Carriago Painting, Sinn wridnir, Paner hantrini; and decorating, Wall tinting and kal-J Mumming vAceiueu in iiic uurai , style. Experienced Workmen Employed.! Satisfaction Guaranteed. i Call and sec us betore you let your work. t" 6,000,000 olJ1l'lieJJ 'Si'jJ ol Ux Ufgwt and must nliltilalioaia, and uW o Ferry's Seeds M. FERRT tOO.in aciio ladfcd to b tta Largest Seedsmen In ttis urcrlt!. D U.FuuiTJkOo'l Illiutntd.Dscrip. UrauidPriMHl SEEO ANNUAL For 1880 WmhamftilMirftrr to kJl APuhCAnu. and ta IamL fur1! rrutanuurv rithoatArarifurlL Jural. "W JKSSf I qSMdfcBKSESS -" uuou Mia lur it. JtaarM D. M. FERRY CO., DstraU. Mich. MR INSUIIAIJCK l) o in pony, l'lro and Ma rine. - JOS. At.HEUT, Agent, - - Salem, Oregon DR. JORDAN & Co.'s MUSKl'M OF .IXATOMV 751 Market M.Kan Francisco AdmKklon 'Jft rvntK. (.oaiut loam hor to avoUl dUiviso. Oinsullallon nnd treatment ir.oiinlly or by letter, on upermitterrhoeti orfliltal reaknes., and all itlxMue of men. hoiid for n iKwte. 1'rlvntn oniee 21J emultntlon Inf. Umry trct, For Bargains IN OO TO THOMAS 11UIU10WS, Comnwroliil Strut, iSnlri, Or ClK,n.r,-proauoru,, ,nU al. on I w) glt you Uilh in prlo .d quality MM HlM II m,:w.vR9wak - wwBiTW'm k'VC . V nrStJt esiclence -IS OWNED BY this Corporation is determined SEE HERE! If there is anyone in the whole state of Oregon who wants to return lo the east lie should 'read this advertisement: 1 Bargain For ii EASTERN PROPERTY! -TolKxebange for- OREGON LAND! A GOOD CHANCE J-Kor rairtlruUrsrult at thU office. SJ7 In fcOf;nAM.(l,'r,,iade prierrvu uno i gUo thetr whole m..mi-numaybiraauibliemii.4r;r.. V few uiouncie tu towns and cil.e. IL K Jxf " -" ?&&& up for rc-, r A" J. S2H 11 to Attractive Localities TiON D M! to JOHNF.STRATTON&SQN Importers nnd Wholesale dealers in MUSICAL MUItCIIANDISE. New York, U and Walker bt. John.F. Stratum's Celebrated Itu Man Out Violin strings, the Finest in tlio World. Our Ouuruntee If a dealer receives a complaint, (which ho believes to bo honest) from any musician to whom he has sold nnyoftheso strings, he 1b authorized by us to gie him another string without charge, nnd all such loss will be made good by us to our customers, without quibble or question. (Bewuieot Imitation.) Dealers ,V,1UjP'i'"'0end tor descriptive catalogue. 1 mas supplied ut lowest price. ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL, Boys and Girls. The school will own on the 21th of Septembei. T thorough lnstruo- tlon In tho primary and miv..ncea English J3ranches. LATIN AND ELEMENTS OF MUSIC -In couie.- 'iiillMS and further lurormatiou may be had on application to IIEV. F. II. POST, Cor. Chemeketa and Kta tests. 8-20-tf Pacific Railroad. GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE. TWO HAST TRAINS DAILY I NO CHANGE OK CARS SHORTEST UnTtO CHICAGO Ami all point East via St. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS. The Northern .Pacific railroad U the only Hue running l"asenKer trains, Second class kleeiH? (free of charge) Luxurious -Dav isjjiehes 1-ullman ivfe4 KWp.ngC eethat your ticket read via the Northern l"acirlc railroad and aold the change of can. Sol P. iT. stiUnneoP0 St- Iul at i-Arir-c i)iyistox.-Tratn leaTe Front m u a. in, and K;W tcomant 7:10 n n, nrf '.," L",".,'..'.7"".e.?,'nnitlutip.m . . .. -.-- w- . .-i ..... """" J-uiaco Kteeptnf Oars, $?&&&i "Jr ? lirwSSi daT,M Altai Northern
