THU CAPITAL EVENING JOURNAL.
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TIIUKKDAY
JULY 11, lhbO
Sui.i.ivan tuiyHtliiit lie will "never
enter the rlni? again under any con
H'..ieratlon. Hulitul done IiIh share
of slogging during IiIh nitlier brief
career in the llHtle arena mid he
wanted no more of It. liiMcrluliily
did notlntenil to llghtthe California
negro, for the ltiilo iciimmi Hint In
considered II t"o degrading for n
while man to plate blnnelf'ott an
equality with a nemo." .Jint an II
anything could he more degrading
than lighting with a while man!
When It comes to degrading prue
tlccH nothing can he lower than thai
of entering the prio ring, whether
It he In content with awhile man,
negro or the devil himself. The
llo-don hrule hIiuIiih (he point.
'i in: i.iN(rvri:.
TIiIh machine In cnleulatM to
HiiiK-ruedu type-netting hy hand In
the old way, although It Ih not it
type-netting machine. The "Lino
type," In use for Home time in the
olllceof a New York dally paper, Ih
it machine for forming linen of typo,
or typo barn, each of the length,
width and height of a line of type,
the exact coiintcipait of that which
would lie pel up hy a eompoHltor, ex
cept that each lino Meant In u con
tlnuoiiH nleeoof metal, Instead ofas
many ilKI't'ient pieces an tlieronie
chaiiieterH, spices, etc. It Ih oper
ated from a Uey-lioard somewhat icr
wmhlliig that of a lypu-wrller, hut
with one hundied and seven keys,
eaeh maiked for a capital or lower
cane letter of a font of type, or the
llgurcH, point or compound letter
lined In the same font, nevoral keys
being provided for the letlem most
frequently twed. The opeiator
touehen those keys, releaHlng mat
rleen f tliedenlted lettein, which aie
delivered from vertical tubes In
Htantaneounly, and fall Into a lun 1
'ontal cliaunel with ralln to hold
tlieiil upright. An each Imu In com
pleted the mutileei aie then receiv
ed, and the type-bar In cant in a moid
automatically. To coneet an oiior
a new lino han to he made; hut thin
In done w quickly that the work of
correcting In not Increased. It In a
little aily to piediet the universal
use of thin machine Instead of hi1 I,
Hug type by the old method, hut
thin w mulct fill piece of lucchantntii
hcciiih alniont Intelligent, and no
doubt will continue to mipplcmciit
itn present nuecesn, for npcclal work.
(KIOII mannijhi.
A keoii observer of ,oung men of
tho present day cannot but ho Nt ruck
with n tendeney on a part of a great
many of them to disregard thcHinnll
eourlenlen of life the- Intangible j el
very poiccptlhlti little tltlngn that
make the man a gentleman. Many
pernoun contend that out waul man
ner is it very HH'onduiy consilient
Hon If the head In well stocked
with knowledge, and that If a young
man han the faculty to get on In thu
world It In a matter of veiy little Im
portance If bin maiiucM do not
model themnelven alter a Chesler
lleld. That thin Idea in prevalent In
proved by thegteal number of well
educated men men of ability and
wwer, who, clever, and with no
lack of braliin, ait palnltilly defi
cient 111 good bleeding. With no
Intentional Iuiim-s, they are awk
ward, pivniiuilng, vulgar. In mu-t
ootinirlis an educated man and a
gentleman are almost synonymous
terms. Kdiic.itloual advantages aiv
In the reach ol all elates of people
coplo who have the hciiclll of no
home training for their inaiinois,
nor cultivated juii-miiis among their
acqUidutaiHtn. One fact In true all
tho1 world hut, that whore, byline
fivak of nattiie, a man shows hint
M'lf Mierlor to IiUowii clicv In in
tolllucniv and talents, he In never
couluit to reiualu on the lower
round of the ladder, lVMntblean It
it'uy Ik foi ouugiucu to hhtin the
otia.ii)!iimv(if Mieht.v ordopUoll
hlnimi, tho.v cannot atloril to neglect
the cotirtcdcnnt life, and they do
well who, white devoting tbe'r en
'ig. to uiaihemailen and the claw
iec, Ki,v attention to the etiltlvatlnu
III inttiiticrn It I while .voting t lint
limicierMiiv made. Hie inot ctreu
lions eltorts will not ivniedy orertid
lento III alter life the liiiuun
ami liiibltn formal In .vouth.
i
Copor tip keen ohocti front being
run In ut the toe, and men fix in l
uijf run lu nt the utatlpn hotiM
Where arc We Drifting.
(Correspondence of the Capital Journal.)
The Hankers' Monthly has this to
nay in regard to the present state of,
nii'airs: "It Ih no libel on the!
characteristics or tendencies of the
present or any other age to nay that
the rich are growing richer and the
poor poorer, for such In the incvlt-
Tfthlo result of ho natural law of
financial gravitation. Va
rious moral, economic and poqial
questions niisc In view of thec
facts, but there Is no good lit dis
cussing them. The facts nre before
us and they cannot be annihilated
or Ignored. It would be far better
for all parties to accept them, and
goverrt (heir actions accordingly,
than to siKiiid his breath and energy
fruitlessly In trying to light against
fate."
The Oregoulan of June i!Sth has
this to say, after reciting the fact
that many thousands of miners in
the great state of Illinois were starv
ing, and becoming desperate. And
lit speaking also of the abuses In the
clinrllaiilelUKtltnllonH or the same
hIhIc: "In one Instance the politi
cians of a coirunt city hold the key
to thesittiatiou; in the other.corpor-
atlons of a wealthy state are mas-
lum. And as no legislature lias yet
I) 'en organized that has proved it
uu'fnblcto withstand the blaudluh
mentnofthe (list or the glittering
power of the second, hope for re
lief liom that ((Hurler Is not Very
bright."
Accepting the above to be a fair
statement ot the factn, and that
woiklug men and women aie al
ready starving, and that public edu
cators advocate eiillnting only those
not In sympathy with the working
cIiihkch, lest they might not be ef
ficient when ordeted to lire on these
name starving fellows, one is led
to quote from the first article where
itsas "Jt In no libel on the charac
teilntlcsor tendencies" of midi doe
trice to say that it creates general
distrust. And It is safe to say that
national wrongs nor individual are
over peacefully connected. The
declaration of Independence says
that "all men are horn free and
equal, and have ceitaiii Inalienable
tights." Will someone kindly de
llne them and supply a long felt
want. Cieorgo Washington, in his
last little talk, said, "Kternal vlgi
leiieo Is the price of llbetty." Whuti
arewegolng to begin looking the
matter up ourselves. All law mak
eis should be held sltlctly responsi
ble for their acts. If such are the
"Inevitable tentilts," the average
wealth maker might consider
whether no law might not be pre
ferable tocertalu destruction. While
(lie history of the downfall of the
republics go to show that when
throttled by the unscrupulous they
nuceiinib In every Instance. We yet
have the power to let race our steps.
M. V. X.
Tim Toy Shop of Hie World.
Mlrmlngliaui is the vei liable toy
shop of the world, and produces
prodigious quantities of cheap goods.
Tills would be Impossible but for
the unlimited command of trained
labor. 'The rapidity with wltleli
work In done In marveloun. Years
in e needed to aequlie the necessary
dextelity; thu eye, the hand, the
whole system has to be trained, and
at last even the rapid movement
of an aiHompllnhed organ player's
lingers ale more surpilnlng. Kv
ciythlug It naerallced to aequlie
gieat elllcleney lu one department,
and the workpeople often sutler In
body health and Intellectual vigor.
No one Is to blame for thin; masters,
workpeople, the ago aro free from
fault, competition rules everything
nowadays, and any employer with
the command of a trained statl
would hopelessly undersell rivals
les allvo to their own Interests and
who irtivo their labors vailety of
occupation. Still It in mournful to !
fthltik of life being passed In the
performance of one small iiuvhau- (
leal operation- days, months, yeat i
grinding needles, cutting up tiny J
bits of metal, or stamping a name
on a Mulshed article; It Is the penal-1
ty of a higlily-orgniiled society, '
and one that we must pay. If the
lllriulii(;hatn inivlianlo(H'e.soually
sometimes siipiHed, nor Is the j
Keis iiirKi) willies -inn so uiruu iii
pioHirtloiiofskllIedtrllsuisgreat-
It must never bo forgotten that I
tli.ut u'iil.im am tlioriiiiL'lilv cnruoil.
tliCM wages are thomughly earned.
lu some trades, uule.-w a matt reach
es u certain standartl, ho Is uKvvs
and Is cat uslile, ami tllogmco ami I
ueglivt await him. lVrluivs miiiio i
. . ..
Mlf-..iillleletiey is to no ONpectiM in '
men w ho can get through a dtlloolt
tucK U'lter than any of their neigh
bors, and they may well, kuowlug
thcobataolc they liavestiriiiouutvsl,
feel iMiiolons pride m their super
iority. "rwu-rW
"Did oil get that Ihjx of cigars I
.ii( .mui;"' Innulrvsl hU ttntutv.
"Yes.deur."
And how uldyoti llkothem?"
Tlio Ui was very nUw Indeetl,"
ho Mild wutly.
tMUtie iuuivhM)ti mem to get along i
iw liHiiiln ;ly vvhlleotliera can Marvv ,
v keep themM'lventl(vit.
Iter Drummer.
VVhopntxoupnt der pet hotel
t'nd dnken hliioyxderx on der nehell
t'nd mlt der frnulclnx ciitu it Hchwell?
Der drummer.
Who n It Komc Indo mine cchtore,
Drops down hi pundl( n Cer Vloir,
'nd ncfer blimps to nhutder door?
Der drummer.
Who dukes mo py der hand and my:
"Ilmm I'ftltrer, how jou vn to-day?"
I'nd (joes for ptmncsH right nvn-?
Der drummer.
Who Khprcndn his wimples In n trice,
Und tel'i me: "JVolt mid ce how nice"
IJnrt xny I gets "doi hottom prlec?,'
Drr drummer.
Who uys der tings nn eKRHtrn vine
"Vrom8harmRny, upon derllhlnc"
Und shents me dtu dimes out of nine?
Dor drummer.
Who Komts around ven I beenotidt,
Drinks nup mine liter nn.l cnlH inykrnut
And kiss Katilna In der mout?
Der drummer.
Who, fii he gomes again ills ny,
VIII hear ot 1'fclirer has to say,
tTnd mlt n black eye goes nvn.v?
Der drummer.
SCftAI'.S."
Three of a kind A cow and two
calves.
The stock farmer is a man of good
breeding.
In their journey through life many
take the bridlepath.
Hill Toll's boy Is remembered In
history because he had an arrow es
cape. The lltetary reviewer can blow up
a magalne with entire personal
safety.
Employers who would keep upon
their feet must not allow their hands
to be idle.
it does not augur well for the suc
cess ot a social gathering to have
many bores in It.
When a good dog points to game
the hunter's gun Is expected to
speak to the point.
A youth thought It would bo fun
To fool with an unloaded kiiii.
All friends aro Invited.
If you should meet a Hon, either
hit him haul or tun; don't stop to
stick pins in him.
Call rjtekolmauof Columbus, Iud.,
the young Afriean explorer and
trader, is about to start on another
business vcntuie to the West Coast.
lie will take back with him the
young African prince and return
111 to his native tiibe.
Monkey jugs wore much u&ed In
Southern cities during tho war,
when Ice for cooling the drinking
water was not to be had. Those
most commonly seen would hold
two or three gallons. I u shapu they
weio much like ordinary earthen
ware Jugs, but instead of having a
single opening at the top for pour
ing liquid lu or out, that position
was occupied by a handle for lifting
or carrying tho jug. At one end of
tills handle was an oponingoftho
usual sfo for pouring in water and
at the other a nipple with an open-
ing half as big as a lead pencil for
pouring the water out. The jugs
' ... , .
are made ot a very line, porous red
Clay, Which permits the water fiom
the Inside to peicolate through, thus
kiMiilmr (bo .Mil,, of II... Inn- nwiUt
' n " "
all Hie time. It is the constant
evaporation of this moisture that
cools the water in the Jug, which
ttcrfiirniM Its fin i'IIiiiw nil I lu Imtlor I
If II Is Ulll l )llM,l II llt-.VIS.l llllll ll1ll
v ' " I"'V I
upon it. They are niueh u-ed fori
cooling water in Arizona and in tho
mining eamns, and ato a real luxury '
, , ,, - , .
wherever leo or a well of cold water
or a cold sptliijrare not at hand. ,
-
Slnmlpr on Side Whiskers.
Did you overseen man with sldo
w lilskois who wasn't cold-blo(KUd
and selllsir.1 If that is a new Idea to
you, Just run over a list of your ac-j
qiialiitaiiccH who wear side whiskers
and tell mo If any of them are warm
heat ted, or noble, or self hiterlllelng. I
I'll bet you a dollar to a nickel that
you won't llnd one. Not long ago I ' 'N"" iumiedlate sviiiptoins of I)ys
made known this .theory of f fff:
about men with side whiskers lu a fulnes lu the stomach, heartburn,
conversation at a ntote. It wan' lo.s of appetite foul breath, lieloh
hotly opposed nt tlrst lv sonto of tho , 1','Ki tlalulenev, inuwa lwlns In the
liovn but whim Hiov liemiii i .Hiiint sjioulders and bivast. Dr. Henley's
tiovs, in t when the.v bgau count , foandellon Tonlo promotes healtliy
up tlwlr aciualutauee.s with side diMlon and ivmoven all unhealthy
whlskursthoy Ikwiiiio my conveits.
Only a tVw days ao oueof the lioys
went towrlto abusliuNS letter ill.
owning ttnotlu-r man, and ended
wlth: "In short, he U one of
IddiUv.ded, slde-w hNkercd 'l-
luwi.
Sreup in Strool lir
! Kvery seat was occupied when a
woman wttit a umy on tier unit
onton.nl follow vd by a stout Herman.
- i . .
Ait American ri's to giveiits coat to
the woman but the (ionium with
great prevmv of mludgvtx Into it
tlrst. '
, Amerietl Heiv, you big loafer,
' I gave that so.vt to tins lady.
(lermaiileiw Uit's all light; .voti
' tot up viiti dot MMt und I take him.
Amerletis Haven't you a wife
and children of your ou n?
' Heriitiinleii" You Ivt. a vlfv und
nine clilldretii und von I v.iut tolt
down dev blivud up, 1 Ut y.n.
.-.. LI 1
A l'hlraj Hujrrfl.
Lawyer t'.MIbble: You a itovtoi?
Why, .veil iiaitdn't ctiro a bum!
Dr. Sstwb hum: And you, Mr; you
wuMn't try a e-.i-o of lard!
I
Taej&
The Chief Itrn.on for tno great sas.
sess of Hood's Sarsaparllla Is found In thl
irtlcle Itself. It, is merit that wins, and thl
fact that llood'a Sarsaparllla actually a
eompltshes what Is claimed for It, Is what
has given to this medicine a popularity and
lale greater than that of any other sarsapa.
Jpi-it Wine rIIIa or b,ood purl"
IVierlL Wins fler before the public.
flood's Sarsaparllla cures Scrofula, Ball
ttlieum and all Humors, Dyspepsia, Sick
Headache, Biliousness, overcomes Thai
Tired reeling, creates nn Appetite, strength
ins the Ken cs, bulldi up the Whole System
Hood'. Nn riipnrilltil3 sold byalldruf
lists. et;nUior5. Prepared by C. I. Hoo
VCo.. Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass.
"Hotter Into than never" is hardly
n suitable motto for the man who
travels much by rail.
Electric B tters.
This remedy is becoming so well
known and bo popular as to need no
siMJcial mention. All who have
used Electric Witters sing the same
song of praise. A purer medicine
does not exist and it Is guaranteed to
do all that Is claimed. Electric Hit
ters will euro all diseases of the Liv
er and Kidneys, will remove Pim
ples, Dolls, Salt Rheum and other
aflections caused by Impure blood.
Will drive Malaria from chc sys
tem and prevent as well as cure all
Malaria levers. For cure of Head
ache, Consumption nnd Indigestion
try Klcstiic Hitters Entire satisfac
tion guaranteed, or money refunded.
PricoiO cts. and 51.00 per bottle
Ht Ukiilel J. Fly's drugstore.
If none but bakers play tho game
of baseball one might readily ac
count for the uiullln'.
IStu'kkwi'N Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, soics. ulceis, salt
rheum, fever much, tetter chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all skin
ciuptious, and positively cures piles
or no pay required. It is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
retunded. Price "o cents per box.
For sale by Daniel J. Fry, drug
gist. It Is generally believed by ex
Keeretary Hayard's neighbors that
he will soon le-enter polities, begin
ning with Hie next state campaign
In Dcluwnie. Just at picMjnt, how
ever, beseems to be wholly engross
ed with liN domestic ad'airs, and In
Improving ids tesidenco at Dela
tnore. How's This?
! W"' t)lll! Hmidie.1 ootiai-s rcua.d
' fot any c.im- of Catarrh that lannot ho
, climl by taklB n,iiiCHt.irrhcure.
1' J.C'liene .1 Co.. pioprletom, Toledo, O:
We, tho undersigned, h.ivo known K. J.
I I'lieney for tho last 15 ears, and bellevo
I lil.i. iiniAmlli' tiim.initilf. Iti (ill lmulnOh.a
tnuiMirtloiw, and lliiiinclnlly ablo to carry
out an olillgatlous made by this tlim.
est it Triian, u IioIcmiIo drugKlMts, Toledo,
Ohio.
,.......,, ......u .. -...-..
K. II. Vim lliHwn, Cadlilor, Toledo Nat
ional llauk Toledo, ().
W'aldlug, Kluuaii A Marvin, wholesale
dmggMs. Toledo, o.
""V"'" "ln,r1rh euro Is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucus
Mirfao0l),)r ,hu hyMeni. 'ivtimouluUscat
me. 1'rlce -v. per bottle. Sold hy u
drugslsls.
Grand Duke Alexis, the brother
of the car, who visited tho United
States wveial years ago, has been
removed fiom his position as lord
high admiral of tho ltusslan fleet
and sent to Siberia in digracc. His
conduct toward the sister of the Into
(leueral Skobolef Is tho cause.
syinptoius. Sold by I). W. Mathews.
,.,,,,, lt luur,MWe.-they ,
,. ,..,..? ., t :
smoklt
I'uiiiu i ii (init iiinVf iiimiii iiviiit
du-t or dirt of any kind.
those-'T,u,v u
,Ur;tloy l
i.... .......
nine no oxygen from the
ring no poi-.ouous ga&os
Into
rtHutts; tiioy de-troy no prop-
city
they make llfo more healthful,
comfortable, nml freer from llabllltvl
( ,uvldeiit; thev aro brought Into!
Uh0 without etl'eil: with Mloiit. '
S
IIIH AAI,1 Ilia n.in.l l .,
lmtlcnt energv thev wait the will of
(m,r tiupioer.
I he Ace of Modem Mali.
Ptsiplo
ipio arH oiul ol saying Unit
iiktnd U eniwing wImt and
"ManV
weaker," Hut l It rvlly o? Let
us gl.tinv at the faeK Aewnllng to
the lateM htatUtli's thero nro more
ivitteuarlaus now living than at any
prvvlous time in the hl-tory of the
world. Vli? HtHiutof thoBrvat
dUetiverles. lit mtslical cleiuv which
at lord him immunity from iIUnim-s
utt rormerlv (tov.wtatiM ntaiiKina
Oivatiit of them all is Dr. Pierce's
thddeii M is 1 U-al DlMViry, the bot
tdixvl-puriller and rx'iiovator of tho
age. Sirofiila, fewrMvrv, tumors,
14, w ,MR0 u.,10rtth ItHlHMietlclent l
Iulut'i)v
uiiMgiiuv uieeo una eruptions van-
The Best Residence Localities
Hi Hie cllv of Portland and other nrosperons towns are tlioso owned by men or corporations ivho
have the disposition and ability to improve them.
HIGHLAND ADDITION
II
lifl
To the city of Salem. They have at this time fifteen teams employed and the contemplated improvements have
scarcely begun. It Is Intondwl to make the drive leading from Commercial street through Riverside and High
laud additions and around Highland Park
THE KIN EST DRIVE IN THE STATE
Of Oregon. The line of the Salem Street Railwuy 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 tuture be
THE MOST POPULAR RESORT
ABOUT THE CITY OF SALEM.
Lois ill Holland Addilon arc High and Dry and Well Located; Most Excellent Drainage
The sV)il Is black and rich. From all points a fine view is obtained of the public buildings and our highest
mountain peaks. Airiingenifcnts are already beinc made for the location of two churches in this addition, and
a number of 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 railwiy they are 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 diflerence of $700 you can
build a beautiful cottage, or put it out at a rate of interest that will buy you neat'ly two thousand street car
tickets every year.
y-uvm O.OOO.OOO rWe believe that It
of tin Urfert and most roluble noose, wd they tue
Ferry's Seeds
M. ItKKV 4 UU. U
acknowledged to be the
largest Seedsmen
In the world.
D M.FZBBT&Go'f
ninsttated.Descilp
tlie and Priced
SEED ANNUAL
For 1880
will h mftiiMi rnrr
la &J1 BDDlic&ntL And
to lutt tmHi enatnmesrv
rithontnnlflrJnvit. IrmIil
U xllUac. I ahould aend lac It. Addreea
O. M. FERRY& CO., Detroit. Mich.
A PUBLIC BENEFACTOR
"Who ia H. H. Warner, of Rochem
tor, N. Y., vrhoso Safe Komodies, e
peclally "Warner's Safe Curo, have at
tained such success and celebrity at
homo and abroad?"
Tho question is inspired as much by
hKSru"
sands, In both nemlspheros, have
been restored to health and hapni
noss.
Hon. II. n. Warner, then, Is a
leading and honored resident ol
Rochester, not only, bat a prominent
and influential citizen of the United
States. On several occasions chosen
by his party as a National delegate to
nominate a President of tho Republic,
bo has baon a member of the Repub
can State Committee, and of its Kxc
cutivo Comtnitteo. He is a member
of tha American Institution for the
Advancement of Science.; President
of tho Rochester Chambor of Com
merce; a successful and upright busi
ness man. He has given away for
tunes in charities. Tho celebrated
and costly Warner Observatory of
Rochester as conceived, endowed, '
and is maintained by him. His
munificent nrizes for the diseovprv of I
comets has boon at onco tho wonder
anu delight of the scientific world.
The yellow fever scourago in tho
cjoutn, uio unio noons, ttio are dis
asters of Rochester and other cities
awakened his profoundest sympathies
and in each instance his check for
from $500 to 5,000 swelled the several
relief funds. Where other wealthy
men give tens and hundreds, he gives
hundreds and thousands.
His charities aro as ready and
magnificent as his enterprises and
Phhc spirit are boundless.
The world has neod of moro such
men.
An incident led him into the manu
facture ot medicine. Seized some
twelve years ago with what the ablest
physicians formed fatal Udnar Un
ease, he was miraculously restored to
ncuii uy una; is now Known as
Warner's Safe Curo. At oneo ho re
solved to make known the merits ot so
potent a remedy, and the consequence
is that to-day he has imnienBe labora
tories and warehouses in tho United
States, Canada, Kngland, Germany,
Austria, Australia and Iturmah. Sales
of his Safe Remedies are enormous,
and their power over dies simply
marvelous.
Tha merit of a production is in ex-
act keetiine 4th tkv, rha, mi,.
producer. An honest and r,iliM.
, " 1 --.-... w .. t .
man himself, Mr, Warner makes
abundanUy attested b xhAi h''
meatl eflicacy and ixjjmlarity,
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IS OWNED BY-
OREGON LID MPil !
-And this Corporation is determined
i
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SEE HERE!
If there i- anyone in the whole state
of Oivgon wh ) wants to return
to the exst he should read
this advert fement:
Bargain For Somebody
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EASTERN PROPERTY!
To lSxehtinge for-
OREH Ml)!
A G00B CHANGE
-Kir particular cull at thin ortire.
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Attractive
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to
JOHN F, STRATTON & SON
importers nnd Wholesale dealers in
.MUMCAIi MKKCIIANDISE. New York,
41 nnd 5 VVnlkerbt. John F. Strntton'g
Cclubrnted Ku slan Gut Violin strings, the
I'lncxtln the World.
Our Guurantce If n dealer receives a
complaint, (which he believes to be honest)
from any muslclnn to whom he has sold
nny of these strings, ho is authorized by
us to give him another string without
charge, nnd all Biich loss will be madogood
by us to our customers, without quibble or
question. (Beware ot imitation.) Dealers
will please keud lor descriptive catalogue.
Trnd supplied at lowest price.
sr. paul's ma,
FOR
Boys and Girls.
The school will open on the --IMth
of September. Thorough Instruc
tion In the primary and
nav.inced
English Branches,
AND ELEMLN'TS OF MUSIC
In course.
'i .K.MS r.nd further Information may be
end on application to
11EV. Y. II. POST,
Cor. Chemeketa and State Sts.
S-30-tf
Northern Pacific
GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE
TWO FAST TA INS DAH.V I
NO CHAN Q EOF CAKS
SHORTEST UnTtO CHICAGO
And all points East la
St. J'AUL and MINNEAFOLTS.
The Northern Pacific railroad Is the only
line running l)uenger trains, t-econdcla&a
"i'If" iDV8 or enaree) Luxuriou Day
VST'5f,.,1,lnmn l"'1" hleeping cant.
et'llllMJ?urUcketrealT'he Northern
iTicltle rullnud und avoid the
change of ntr.
t,' I'ttrtlanJ at 8 a. m. and & p. m.
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