Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893 | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1889)
I THE CAPITAL EVElNTNa JOURNAL. t m v v. V IIIK TAPriMI JOIlRiYII f.j wniiiiii ""uiuiuim : : i'uin.iiiRoiiAii.v,iacuKiTBU.vnAyf Capital Journal Publishing Company. (Incorporated.) Filtered nt tlic pootolllcc nt Halcni(Or.,nn HCooiicl-cliiHB matter. CLARE B.IRVINE, Manager. Hoc fourth pago for term of mibscrlp- Adverllvmenti" to Initire Insertion (for Urn wimo dny) Mlioutil Iip handed In by 1 o'clock CVirrcHpondcnco conliilnlng ihjwk of In tercut unci ltiiHirtiin' Ih desired from all part of the Mate. No attention will ! mld to anonymous communication)). I'CTWMH llC-drlng IMC UATITAI. .IOUH.-IAI, Ted at t heir houw" can MXMiri) It by m tnl cunt rifim-nt, or by word loft nt thin ofllce, Hwclmen niiinbrrH nctit Ircootinppllcii- Olilio, corner Court unit Liberty Htrcctn. WKDNKSDAY .JULY 17, 186!) A tvmoL'KlVatiiie of New York life, which mineieuHmr utendlly, Ih tliu presence of barber nhtipt exelu hlvely for women. This work done Ih, of course, conlluod iilmiml wholly to bruidilnK, cleaning nl making up the hair. Many ofthe cuIoiiipih keep their own combs and hrUHhc', too, In the pigeon IioIch which one wen tl!lel with ciijh in a barbel-whop for men. The barber and jimlHlutitH are, of countc, women, and to oneol them a New York Tribune writer wild the other day: "J low often Hhould u woman have; her hair briiHhed?" "Kvery night and every nioinlng hIiu ought to brtinh It hcrttelf," wan the reply. "Many of them never brtiHh It thoroughly at all, and n for cleaning It, all they know about that Ih to wotir it once or twice a year with borax orammonla, mh they would their kltchetiH. TIiIh rulnn thu hair, yet they know no better, Many a Hue lady goes about with hIx moutliH accumulation of dirt on her head under a friVi bonnet, and would bo horrilled to think hcreclf not iih clean an Hho hIiouM be. Women who know how to caic for their hair conic hero once a mouth for a dry Khampoo to clean 1 how-nip, and once a mouth I clean their hair Itwlf with caHtilu aoap and water, drying it Immediately by Hprcndlng It over a hot air teglH ter. Tim hair Hhould have air and sunlight, too. I think thu hair of American women Ih becoming more and more wnnty, while nearly all the lluuHwltchcHaud wlgHof human hair lu thu market comcH from thu lieadtt ot thu Uernmn and SwIhh poamint girlH, who work bareheaded lu thu HcIiIh, and whoio trcwcM are ho long and thick that they are glad to Hell Homcof It for next to noth ing." No matter how lino a woman's costume may besheiuiiithavti physi cal health If she wishes to be attrac tive, and for this purpoMi exercise Is ncTsary. Many women are un able to take exercise, however. "One of the greatest obstacles in the way of prescribing exercise for thu all- incuts of women," said a physician tho other day to a New Vork Til- bune repot tor, "Is the fact that the ( constitutions of many women mo so ( weak that an ordinary amount of, muscular exorcise tires them out and J really does them harm; and If I j limit them to a simple exercise like, ... .,, . .... I IF iijiwtiu, iih iii'iuiiiuui iiipniirn mi ,,. , , . ... , , ,. ,, , ... , ... , toqacs Is Increasing at d over In Kit- o.nldonoo. Most people think no ', immmilll ? H 'cnu0t SoIUU good can ,lm thrived from a muscular ufll, ,K)lim.tH nro ,llmlo of fo,w, oxe else that d.CH not tjotislst in ixw,almui Somtlnms u () vo vug around a horizontal bar, nwo ,w Hwltiglng clubs about thu head, UI1(l form the solo decora Ion. bounding over a tennis lawn on iimnplllnir n bhtvel.i nr trlovel.. i..t l,1 transparent white woolens many women who try this kind of, thing and llud it does them harm give up exorcise hulcspalr and take """" ,,ro 'tuor i.gutci witt. noil to medicine for relief. The fact is w,to lm,,H ,ul'1 "l'"1. ,,r "ow',ro or that a generation or tv, oof Idleness Hlr,,wI w,,h mmll,t "I'l-hloned of lack of proper physical culture ' whm ''IlT0!? l!!l!:'.,!1i!", on tho part of llielr female ancestors f, .Vrvme. no oatiscu tnecoiiMiiutinii ora largo proportion of the women of this generation to bo unlit for physical exertion of any sort but tho most moderate kind. The present rage for outdoor spoils on tho part of young girls Is a welcome assurance uiui iH'ioro long iiio pn.vsiipie or tlio avomgo woman will attain some- thing like Its proHT standard. It ih-viiih iiiuidfti luiixis-uuo, uowever, as gonuluo oharins. to iHWiimlu a ctnistltutlonally weak i tlio rolgn of lionry VIM. anv I woman to tako regularly that slight one who had not rMr year In-! amount of oxoioImi which she can oomo could not wear a uwklaw. j hlmitl without ilolnK her harm. It () 0ftho iiunl valued and covet Mvnis so ulllliig that she has no ,sl jsiselonsof tho Western. Indian ftilth in It i , ieim,UXJ 0f w Kruxy H,my I i claws. ' Tiik ostimato of tho Itallitmd ' Tho Puritlans abolished ncoklcs, (laieotto that tho total mileage oflumlioy alwlWied ovorythlng thov nownmd wmHiriicUslthlsjoar will laid their hands on which savonsl ' not t'xccvu wkki will sirin small com. pared with the iH'rfoinmtuv of prov-' lous yean. hcu us nniuy as ton to twelve thouriind iullis have Uvu 'of w.iiiiiivwi. ii iumaiait MraiiKf, i . ..i i, .. . v ,. tllmliiutioi in tho mimUr ot mllo iviihtrncil. An attoutlvo hludy nf lllilllllll III tllkl !... ..l...... iiiviimi.ninomn. nun iHMnviy any mg oniy on mo mouiitaliis aloui; the hu, and mi on. come nnd mo uu' r.'"."i """ "'J """ "'T'1-? Nvtlon , or tho ix.ui.lrv ; dc.lclon. In . lo. (,H,.rrv. nnd we'll talk It all over, ' !!"Tf 8ic,n nil IV B'lKi trunk lines, ootiMiiuoutly the build. Whin tho Saxon dynul uw, and If I dun't Uut auv hotel on tho (.olden .Mdlil lilvmnrv'. thu lt llltf Uchlclly tMlltllUil tofWtlt'i. ll .overdmiwn bv Ibo N'.irm,.iw H ,ut holvvnu ran liavo mv hat. Voii'll ! Iilivvl.iinrit.r mnl rtwvtir nf ili.a ww tho nwhltiK thnnij-h oflouK -trvlohcn of malt, lino that ...ado tho tHlUtUM nf coiiMnirllni. hv,,,, ,, mi' for",ldnbIy; the equally Important iceucrH count up very slowly. Jtls 1 safe to assume that there will be no I ,, ,,, f,.npnr A,,,, nf ,, . i . ..... ..u.. ....... u ... ..... extraordinary operations which marked the year 1885, 1880, 1887 and 1888, but in a quiet way two or three thoupatid miles of new track will be added to our system every year, and what Ih equally Important, most of the old roada will be put lu bettor condition and provided witli better equipment. Mit. Jlntmir, Inventor of the elec tric arc light, fifteen years ago was u reporter in Cleveland at $15 a week, and a franchise on a free lunch route. Now he lives in n $1,000,000 house, and Is not as happy as when he wrote Items on a furtive diet by a sputtering kerosene lamp. Miw. Candy, widow of Captain Jack's victim in the lava beds, died lii.t, week in Indianapolis. Her husband was brave and trust- full to the point of indiscretion, and paid for It with his life. Onk of the sad ellccts of the 1'eniiHylvanIa disinters is the whimsical naming of innocent chil dren, One Is condemned to go through llfu named May Wreck Junius and another us Kloo-J Moses Williams. fashion .Votes. Kilted skirts aro still the favorite ones for tennis and yachting suits. The straight undraped empire skirt Is In vogue and Is seen every where. Kloral garnitures for summer dancing toilets are very dainty and stylish. Kngllsh serge Is a good fabric for dresses for ordinary wear. It is both durable and stylish. For evening dresses Hcngallne, Hlclllennc, peau dc sole, Victoria reps and China and Indian silks arc used. Many pretty ellccts are gained by mo use ot ribbons, wlilcli are used with great profusion on sum mer dresses. Orange and black Is a favorite combination of colors especially for kilted tennis dresses and lawn cos tumes. Htri)ed fabrics are lu tho lead for dresses for out-of-door wear. They aro lu every variety of color combi nation. Cream-white Chantllly lace is very popular for berthas, Mario An toinette and Charlotte Corday Helms, vests and antique collars. Largo La Tosea hats are now decorated with water lilies, Kngllsh hedge roses, Immense carnations and primroses mingled with fern and wood meses. Among new importations aie ill rectolre redlngotes ot cream-white pilot cloth or camel's hair with cricket caps to match. They are In- tended for sea-sldu or couching use. Neglige corsages on new empire tailor-made-gowns represent a shirt waist -of corded Silk, ltelow this Is pointed girdle trimmed with line K, i,nild. k,wh of braid aro fastened to the front of the liswe waist. ,,..,.. . f . ... . , 1 he rage for llowor bonnets and ,1UXM,(tiH,1 ,"' I'nrlHlmi dress-tnakew in combination with soft silks Noekla in tho rvlun of Charles I. won made ol amU'r sot In gold. Pharaoh put a gild ehalu about Joeph's nook as a murk of his an thoilty In Egypt, ' Among tliu Tartai-s of Genghis ICahit the uiTklaco was often made 0f human teeth. The Southern negroes i.non wir lHwl necklaces, liKikonguimn them f ornament, ThotKimU of neonle, nlmv n.H-k lac of coral Usids around tho uwk liable, with tho Udh-r that ilu.v' will av-M tho children In UmiIiIuk. I .. . - ' wvnr uwklaw-s ol peculiar markotl tnl w hlch Moug ton plant kimw. t . -a a a . Mn Ulow a ivrlaltt rank wotv for.!km,xv 'y iilaw by llu hiu oil ilie blddoh to wear necking under ffi, uS'Uh mV Sn'a' hwv - vnlllN. " may J3 v" X & '' ' ''.Vow I Lay Jle Down To Sleep.' The Wichita Eagle says that the! iouowing jKKjm was leu at mat ot fice by an unknown man who came to ask for werk: Near thecamp-flro'i flickering light, In my blanket bed I lie, Gazing through tho iliadcs of night At the twinkling fitara on high. .O'er ninnplrilK In the nlr Hllcnt vigils ncern to kep, As 1 breath my chlldhoodV prayer "Now 1 lay mo down to sleep." Badly sings the whlppoortvill In the boughs of yonder tree; laughingly tho dancing rill Hwclls the midnight melody Foemen may be lurking near, In tho canyon dark nnd deep; Ixiw I brcatlv In .Icsus' car "I pray tho Ixjrd my soul to keep." 'Mid the stars ono face I see, One tho Kavlor called nway; Mother, who In Infancy Taught my baby lips to pray. Her sweet spirit hovers near In this lonely mountain brake; Take me to her, Savior, dear, "If I should die before I wake." Fainter grows the flickering light, Ak each ember slowly dies; 1'lnlntlvely the birds of night Kill tho nlr with saddening cries. Over mo they Mem to cry: "You mny nevermore nwnke." lxixr I lisp, "If I should die, I pray the Lord my soul to tako." "Now I lay me down to sleep, I pray the Ixjrd my soul to keep; If I should die bdforo 1 wnke, I pray tho Iird my soul to tako " "SCKAr." St. Peter (to new arrival at the pearly gate) Do you want to come In? New Yorker "What's tho limit? lie I wash my hands of you for ever. She And let me suggest, George, that you also change your culls. Queen Victoria Is tho richest woman lu tho Uiitish kingdom. She has accumulated a fortune of $20,000,000. No one has yet criticised tho Pres ident's appointment of Frederick Douglas as minister to ifayti for being oil' color. Kirst dude I have tewiblc news; Charles Is dead. Second dude llowlble! How did he die. First dude His cane fell on him. Lord Tenncson is to rcceivo $1000 for the poem he is now writing. His Hist accepted poem brought him the munillccnt sum of 10 shillings. A San Francisco paper says that men go in the garden of life and pluck the sweet ripe peach while women must stay back and tako the canned goods. Tho now Kngllsh guu-boats nre idl namedaftcr birds. If this idea wero carried out for all classes of vessels, the Hobin would bo a good name for a (Urate. Ho Kcjit a Summer Hrsnrt. I was tramping along a Jersey highway In search of a a farm-house where they took summer boarders, when an old farmer came along in his two-horso wagon and asked me to ride, wrltts a correspondent of tho New York Run. As soon as he dis covered what my errand was ho exclaimed: "Latldo1 gOsllOU, but you've jlsti t the right man! I'll take you in ., ". . ... , yself. dot ono of the rcsorterst hit iuj resorts on the hull coast. You shall live on the fat of tho land nnd gain a pound a day." "What do you ask for board?" "Well,' that's according. Want much sweet?" "No." "Care about a carpet on your room?" ' "No." 11 i ....!. u, f,,,,, I !." "Purty gixHi in viiuppiiig .wisHi. "That's my best hold." "Kin ye milk?" "I can." "And when night conies you wont object to playing on that gui tar and singing?" "No." "Willing to pay for washing, 1 mipjuvseV" "Oh! yes." "And for extra trouble if you gt sick?" "Yes, How much will you charge my ii ook for board?', "Cash in advance?" "Yo-h" "Agiw to stay all summer?" "Yes," "Wall, rvangor I'll have to ask the old woman. I've thought of OWrV t IlllilT 1 ISllllll. lull t,llll'l n . urt'a. thlnkor. mid will imilwldv! think ollots of other things, slch as' c- -- ..-..w., , . .. I . . .k, WHbliliijr,voiirM'ir at tho oh.- .torn, Iwlujr tsitUllcd with husk nil- . " liliiKU on tho "fc&a. 1iVft& The Chief Ken son for WO great SQ eess ot Hood's Sarsaparllla is found In tbi trtlclo Itself. It Is merit that wins, and th fact that Hood's Barsaparllla actually ac complishes what Is claimed lor It, Is what has given to this medicine a popularity and lalo creator than that ot any other sarsapa- Mpri Wine rll,a or blood purt IVItMIl VYlllb ncr before tho public. flood's Sarsaparllla cures Scrofula, Sail Rheum and all Humors, Dyspepsia, Sick (Icadachc, Biliousness, overcomes That Tired Reeling, creates an Appetite, strength ns tho Nerves, builds up tho Whole System. IIoo.l'x Nnronpnrilln Is sold by all drUf jtsts. l; six for S3. Prepared by C. I. Hoo VCo.. Apothecaries. Lowell, Mass. Mr. Grumpy (of Hoboken) Mary Jane! Miss Grumpy Yes, papa. Mr. Grumpy Just ask that young man from the West if ho isn't run ning his watch on Chicago time. It was 11 o'clock here an hour ago. Electric B.tters. This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special mention. All who have used Electric Hitters sing the same song of praise. A purer medicine docs not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bit ters will cure nil diseases of the Liv er and Kidneys, will remove Pim ples, Uoils, Salt Ithcum and other ailections caused by impure blood. Will drive Malaria from the sys tem and prevent as well as cure all Malaria fevers. For cure of Head ache, Consumption and Indigestion try Eiestric Hitters Entire satisfac tion guaranteed, or money rctunuecl. Price CO cts. and &1.00 per bottle at Daniel J. Fry's drugstore. Whenever a friend of "W. D. Howells itiarrlcs, the novelist al ways sends as a wedding present a copy of "Their Wedding Journey," ootititl in white velvet. llueklcu's Arnica Salve. Tho best salvo In tho world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money relundcd. Prico 25 cents per box. For talc by Daniel J. Fry, drug B'ht. Mrs. Humphrey Ward, who has I eon testing in Home while suller ing with w rlter's paralysis, has re turned to Loudon and gone to work on her new novel. How's This? Wooller One Hundred iJotlurx lewnrd for ,,1,,Jp wji; f pjtnrrii that oinnot be curttl by taking Hulls Catarrh Cure, r j.ii.enej A C..:. proprietors, Toledo, O: We, tho uudentlKiied, hnvo known K, J Cheney forthn last 15 years, nnd bellevo him per fool ly houomble In nil biixiuusH tniUKuetlous, nnd ilnauclnlly nldo toonrry out nny obllgntlouv inado by this firm. i est A Truan, wholet-alo drugglsts.Toledo, Ohio, i:. 11. Vim I loosen, Oislilor, Toledo Nut- iiinnl IUuk, Toledo, 0. Wnldlni;, Klnnnn ,t Marvin, wholosalo driiKKlhth, Toledo, O.- . Hnll's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, ; nvtlni; directly ujion tho blood nnil mucus rfuces of the system. Testimonials sent o. 1'ilco 75o. per bottle. Bold by all u exists. The itmnedlato syinntoms of Dys- jpsla, or Indigestion, aro a distres-' ng souse ot weight, oppression and illness In the stomach, heartburn, vss of appetite, foul breath, belch lg, ilatuloncv, nausea pains in tho boulders anil breast. Dr. Henley's )andcllon Tonic promotes healthy llgcstlon and removes all unhealthy yniptoms. Sold by D.AV. Mathews. Whi'ii tlio Trouliln ltfan. Police Judge "Did you see the i HInnlug of this trouble?" Witness "Yes, sir; I iw the very commencement. U was about two years ago." Police Judge "Two years ago?" Witnes., -"Yes, sir. Tho minister, said: 'Will you take this man to bo your lawful husband?" and ahusald: "I will.' "-Nebraska State Journal. Telia woman that she looks fresh" and she will smile all over. Tell a man the same thing and If ho divsti't kick you it Is cither because ho has corns or darosn't. I lorr Joachim some time ago bo c.muo. the owner of the baton with which Haydn used to conduct his orchestra. Ho has since presented! it to Horr Klchtcr. J The Age of Modern Man. twini ".Mauk Pooplo are fond of saying that Ind Is jnwlnr wlor and v...iL-.,i- lint I., It nv.illo .V . utulaiuv at tho facts. Aeeord'ln' to .. - ..... :, ; "V"U,1 """ mere nru more VA lllVUil.lll III1U ll 1I1U Itlilll Ili HIIV world. Why? JUcauoof thcKtvat dlcoovorU lntmdlc.il hclouce which I.WDiaI lll t,.L.lkllll ji aaa .It. ..... imrillo ko. bcmfulii, fovororx's, tumors, uiisiKi.tiy uKvih ami orutitlous vnni J Uh like mu(jlo UMioath Itslvnorlclont innucucc, The Bes In ilic civ of Pordnnil nnd otlier prosperous towns nre tliose owned 1J" men or corporations who have the disposition and nhility to hnproYC them. iDrnA .IIS. Ji lie it To the city of Salem. They have at this time fifteen teams employed aud the contemplated improvements have scarcely begun. It is intended to make tho drive leading from Commercial street through Riverside and High land additions and around Highland Park THE FINEST DRIVE IN THE STATE Of Oregon. The line of the Salem Street Hallway 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 luture be THE MOST POPULAR RESORT ABOUT THE CITY OF SALEM. Lois in Highland Aildiion are High and Dry and Well Located; Most Excellent Drainage The soil" is black and rich. From all points a fine view is obtained of the public buildings aud our highest mountain peaks. Arrangements are already being made for the location of two churches in this addition, and a nuniberof residences are soon to bo built. . Buildings only of the best class will be permitted. Besideuco lots within the limits of the city of Salem are worth on an average over $1000. "We can sell you better lota in High land addition for one-third of the money, and being directly on the line of the street railww they are practi cally not half so far from the public buildings and the business part of the town as the maiority of the so called "Inside lots." Buy a Lot in Highland Addition for Three Hundred Dollars, And let some other fellow pay $1000 for an inferior lot not so well located. With the difference of $700 you can build a beautiful cottage, or put it out at a rate of interest that will buy you nearly two thousand street car tickets every year. r-OTEB 6.000.000 Paol'I lH that It - ,uu,uuu pus best to bur Seeds of toe largest and mast reliable home, mil tney use Ferry's Seeds M, FERRY A CO. are acknowledged to be the Largest Seedsmen In the world. D M.FxhbtACo'i Illustrated, Descrip- uve ana rncea SEED ANNUAL For 1880 CTlllbem&iledrRFE to sJl finnlicant. and y to last years customer without ordering it. Jamit. Eulltit OsnlUowtr Is sxlituct. aoi ropi. iSYerjteroa nuns Garden, Field or Flower beedj thould tend for it. Address D. M. FERRY & CO., Dotroit.Mlcb- A PUBLIC BENEFACTOR. "Who is H. H. Warner, of Rocheo tor, N. Y whoso Safo Remedies, e peclally Warner's Safo Cure, have at tained such success and celebrity at homo and abroad?" Tho auestinn isiriRnlroit nutnnpfc h affoction as curiosity, sinco through his instrumentality hundreds of thou sands, in both hemispheres, have been rostorsd to health and. happi noss. Hon. H. II. Warner, then, is loading nnd honored resident ol Rochester, not only, but 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 the Republic, ho has been a member of tho Kepub can State Committee and of its Exe cutive Committee. Ho is a member of the American Institution for the Advancomont of Sciencoj President of tho Rochester Chamber of Com merce ; a successful and upright busi ness man. Ho has piven away for tunes in charities. The colebrated and costly Warner Observatory of Rochestor was conceived, endowed, and is maintained by him. His muniflcont prizes for the discovery of comets has been at once the wondor and dolicht of tha scientific world. physiciiaiiD turiuou lautt kiune uu' ease, he was miraculously restored to health by what is now known as Warner's Safe Cure. At once he re sohed to make known the merits of so notent a remedy, and the consequence is that to-day he has immnnsa labora tories and warehouses iu the United Slates, Canada, England, Germany, Austria, Australia and llurniah. Sales of hi. Snfrt nmtiaa va av.n..M.. and their power over disease slninjy marvelous. The merit of a production is in ex-. act keopins with tho character of Its producer. An honest aud reliable inan himself. Mr. Warner makes hone.t and reliable medicines a fact i abunilnntlv ltt..l Kv il.;. -v. ' - - . i'io4ir njenil etiicacy and popularity. gySitg0vf&v"- t' r . n fgR)B WMmml xm,m lESC VV rtf2 I f Residence -IS OWNED BY And this Corporation is determined Is I l- SEE HERE! If there K anyone in Hie whole state of Oregon who wants to return to tho oast he should road this advertisement: A Bargain For EASTERN PROPERTY! To I'xi-hamjH for- MM LAND! V. GOOD QHANOE i-Krtitirtlctil.incr,l R ,,iK ,;m,, ' $7 tn 9Rfl lJCTiii.i!. slv.Mh.rrW.,olVu..' ,r l '..ul 'wiiii m,.,ent. mar U, protltably iu 'wt-a iIT A few ic.uici, lu town sua tutlw 11 F J;itiuou A C.V, lav Main C. ltWtiUi!i,d; n.'i.-1''' ''' iire and Imainei ox. ?S -N"r .mind atom atudlnir Uupforriay, U,K.J,avv. Iwlt 7.V Lecalitie: to JOHN F. STRATTON & SON I Importers and Wholesale dealers In .MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. New York. . It mill -i'l Wnlkpr Wt Tnhn T71 Klmlfnn'. Celebrated Hit islan Gut Violin strings, the Hiipstln the World. Our (luaranteo If a dealer receives a complaint, (which he believes to bo honest) from any musician to whom he has sold anyoftliepe strings, ho Is authorized by us to give him another, string without charg?, and all such loss will bo madocood by us to our customers, without quibble or question. (Hewareot imitation.) Dealers will pleaso send lor descriptive catalogue. Trad j supplied at loweit price. ST. PAUL'S SCBOOl, Boys and Girls. Tho school will open orT tho 24th of September. Thorough Instruc tion In the primary and nay.,nced English Branches. ' LATIN AND EEMLNTS OF MUSIC -In course.- 'iKHXISand further Information may be pad on application to . KV. F. H. POST, Cor. Chemcketa and State Bin. 8-30.tr Sorllicrn Pacific Railroad. GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE. TWO FAST Tit AINS DAILV! NO I'HA.NUKOK CAftS SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO And nil points Fast via St. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS. The Nort hern ruclflc ra Hroad 1 the only line running ln.cnser trains, Second claaa Itvpers (free of charge) Luxurioui Day chw J'uliman iMIaca Sleeping Car. 1'uhnv Dining Cni,uneals 76c) from Port land to the mt. ec that your ticket read via the Northern l"aciric rallToad nnd avoid the cluingeofear. .iJiimvc '""rtlanriatiin in. and 8.10 p. rn. will. iiriM- at Mlnnenpolla or St. Will at .. ...' ",WIos.-Tnlns leave Front 'id.. an. ! ly at UM u. in. unU K) om.; .n.. ,i Ti-oi.u at T:10 p maud i li. i in urrlt in'lfoA.1 m ! u .. ... J tuuush Full . ii 1-a.Lirf Hteplnj ire, W'jun day w. nt. u,Kt luc dlnlne r.iralMMuMnfu, Uut,TuniiiirtiiniSeltle dlti ..,il- .rv j. A u CHARLTON lrit . ,.rv,.r 1 .tiaiulu "Utith COMPANY i i i 1 1 1 1 -v '-.T , -.i-, , I A If u lifXc- 5 Mil II J 'llill5 I
