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IBgl "jR'BBWwjii'jAjii'SiRi'OTiwuJit JjS'.i TILE CAPITAL EVEITTN'G- JOIHRXAI. THE CAPITAL JOl'RML I'UIIMHIIKDDAIIiV.KXCKITHl'NIJAV, nr TUB Capital Journal Publishing Company. (Incorporated.) KnUrccl nt llio iotofflc' nl Pnlcm,Or.,iu ccond-cIn8 matter. CLARE B.IRVINE, Manager, Hon fourth jmikc for term of nulHcrlp- AiivcrtlM'tncntK to Insure InKcrtlon (for tlic wunc day) nliontct be handed In by I o'clock. . , ... ()rrc)onricnce containing new or in tTPKt Hiid liniKirbincp l dwdred from nil part of the HtAtc. No at trillion will he paid toimonyinou coinriitinlciitlotiii. I'trwim iliilrlrnf the Cai'Itai. Joihinai. nerved nt tlirirlioinuit enn nee lire It hy ikim lal card rrqumt, or hy word loft ut thl olllce. . . ,. Specimen nuinhiTH cent frrnon nppllrai- Ofllca, corner Court and Liberty Street. MONDAY. .JULY L'2, 1881) Du. (J. 10. I.oo.MiH, of Illinois has llL'OII appointed Special IlKUIlt to look lifter fraudulent entries in. Oregon with headquarter ut Ho'burg. IIIh wife will Join lilm l hero soon. Tim: tricnt bridge which I t( eross thoril. Lawicncc lit (JiicImm will, with ItH approaches, ho :i,M feet, or iii'iirly wlx and n hnlf mllw long. The lopoflhe bible will be 108 feet nbovu high wafer level, al lowing till) llirm-l IMM-Hll Vl'fHl'l t pans under It. One xpnii in tin bridge will have u lc. ith of 1112 toot. It Ik reported that the .Standard oil company haH placed an ordci In Philadelphia lor 1!0) hull-doH, which will he u-ed to mianl tlif company's tmilcH In tliti Ohio Hold HKaliiMt trumps. Numerous Href havo life 1 1 canned hy sparks fiom till! pipes ol' trampH, anil II In thought thatthi' biill-dopt will keep them away. 'J'. V. Hiioi:maki:i( who was In tlic service about three yeuis ago, hav afc.iln been placed on iluty as special ai'iitto Inspect timber depredations on thin coast. Mr. Khocimikur Iiiih been In Hid Koyernnioiit service over twenty years three In the military ami seventeen In the civil service. Ho will bo Joined by hi wife about the first of August. w i PltoiiAiu.V the meatest liiinian freak In existence was horn to Mm. Jones near Keniplon, I ml., Wedncs ilay. The iiiiiiiHtrnstty consists of a single continuous hoily, on each end of which In a well-formed head. It Is provided with tour arum ami legs all perfect ami of normal sl.e. The, heads face the same way, uiul while oiiui..i.i.,k. mo oilier may awake. " he A man wrote to Horace (Ircely for a situation and icceived the follow ing letter In Horace's handwriting: "Tills Is the W Kit 1 1 application in a week. Do to the devil. I can't hire every d d fool. The document was signed J I onuc (Ircely, hut no one could read it., The man presented I It to the cashier, who looked It over and handed the man fit), supposing it to ho an order for his salary, and he Ih said to have drawn his salary regularly on that letter for six months. What u warning Is this to the youth of the country to learn to write. Mississirri to m: hhiixii:i. Tho charier of a company organ Wed fertile purport of building a I uniige across tne iUissisMipjii a snort distance above tho city of New Or-, leans lit own published. Ills, unuVn.to.Ml that the company im. trusts build ii mihim.ii.Iuii bridge which will span the river at or near I Southporl, In the patlsh of Jelloison. i For some weeks engineers have been at work running Hues through the plantations and lauds on both sides of the river. The general impression is that Col I Is I', Hunlugton, (lie millionaire president of the South ern l'aclllo ml I way system, Is the moving splilt of the bridge coin- pauy, and that he will build bridge In order to mom closely eon licet his ChespeaUe A- Ohio and Southern l'aclllo systems and to have an unbroken railway line from the Atlantic to the l'aclllo oceans. wimiom irii'iTi(ii:, In the cum. of Pennington who Is to ho hung August ltd at Maker City, ' them Is one peculiarity with rvspvl ' to the Himluct in the tragedy which ' seems to us Inconsistent with the1 attribute of Justice hum; admired ' of mm, sim. wisdom. Four men i am together and one is killed. ' Tho law takes one as a wittiest and ' proceeds to try and punish the other two. One by In-. om ism. fes-lou did the khootlug. Just what guilt attaches (o the others A . ,....r,, .,.v.,.,i.k .... f..,.... ,l..v.. . ,.,.. ...I. II... I... . till llll.llt. ..v-. '. .'.. . .rs .Mil in foro the tlual trial in the com one of tho actor l ltdii ly JuMlte. One' w 1.1 ll.lt.L' fin, i-.. 1.. 1 lilMinfi Hl...l ...I undue iu.U in this nmtler and that , Id Iw iiihtrlet Jui.ll(on rer.Mte shoti Klventlll.vuertheirl.il or the other -""" " '.T ' "" '." Ml- Juliet Corxjii, r twKlii," miliHwJiillw Moumeh, heartburn, act keeping with the character of lis ittunXi YC.SSn"ftimKI.R,r V.'; ' ;.niVtu,iy ail iSal! H ? or other. Why Hnm hould U JUk'V ,lu T, , u I . .' "'"' " IhU, Invalid, Uw ..r ai.tlte, AniMirttttli, Iwlch- producer. An honest and reliable MeMino7h;bH.ii8N ""rm'v& ttiiyntorxiKUllty than the nmii who. '. w . udied U , ,nuum,l(Uv , ,WJP hwlll J,, iUiUW?. iwumw iln In tlie nn himself Mr. Warner rnat. nSS.KnTrffiB11? "inl . tin uiu.i...u i. kiHitv riii- mi . wler, und chml an Impudent .,,, . ,. ... ., .... ,, ...rii. ...fti, iJiouldei mul lirvtt. i)r. Henley's h?no.1 an ro"aule '"imea UtllhMl hols K know. UiUrulo tnill ,,', u .,K.,HK, .IM j h.ni abletoMt u i .he wr U- with J)tUn,ol, ,in,., 1rouiotw hilthy abumlantly atUsted by their phono- ,mMWtu' M.m u itteaiwwd. wjis.rV.ffiKdglSS of cxvhitlliiK wltiu iimkes u trlnl don't ay I'm UixhI either!"-IX, n iortMWMlek fttejieil to the arm utMlloii nml reinoi- U unhenlthj' meat! ccacy nd wpulariir. .3 -Wutea8ean(ibu.ine- ex. ATiiJn iri"-'' :v u. wiablton rjiJnrKw. All jmIWv I'vln'twHFnvl'. ofl.ervhalr. ' ,,doK Sold liv p.V.Mthewi.4 4v 'J. ISwwiAiji --j-i iH-pDUlir.ivr l-ut nurtU M(eHi ought to be thrown on n caw;. And surely nfter trial the one convicted may be us good n witness as any. Also If irnm were ncqultted, no one could pretend lie is nt u good wit ness. But the stntc hangs Pen nington before ho carl gel his witness before the court, and purposely keeps that wltucss out of court. Jt also hangs Ham's witness before the diiy of trial for Ham. This may be cus tomary but we doubt It, nnd know It is not right. Certainly it will be a mockery of justice to hang the man before the case is fully tried, while the statu has all the parties In its hands. Only a Dog. Johnstown, June 0. A large crowd of jieoplo attracted my atten tion about six o'clock this evening on Main tired. On going closer I noticed that a number of men and women were surrounding a dog. "Come here, Jtomeo, my noble old dog!" said one woman, "Give mo a kiss; there a dear." "Ah, Jtomeo," said another, "It was a pity Johnstown had not more such us you are there would not be so many people dead here now." The dog, a beautiful water spaniel, stood as (tiiet among the people as If lie understood each word. Hoon I learned what it meant. Itotneo belonged to Mrs. (J. F. Kress of Washington street, Johns town. Last Friday, when tlu Hood of the South Fork reservoir broke ho-e, the lady went tcr-the house of her sister Mrs. A. J. Kress, on Main .Street, taking the dog with her. Willie there the waters came sweep ing down, and all were compelled to getupon the roof. There were seven in the party and Itomco. Suddenly a big wave dashed up on the roof. Mm. C. F. Cress was knocked oil, and rapidly lloated down the stream. Hut the waters hud no more than closed above the sinking lady when the dog Jumped after her, and when her dress appeared grusicd it with his teeth. Holding the dress in his mouth he pushed her toward a frame house, which was still defy ing the waves. Itomeo's noble ef forts proved successful, and in a few moments Mrs. Kress was able to lay hold onthu frame house ami drag heiself Into comparative safely. Hut alas! il was only temporary. Kveii before the woman had realized her escape tho waves came rushing against the frame house. With a crash the wooden walls burst apart, and ou'ee more tho woman and her dog weie at the mercy of the Hood. The noble brute however, mrulii eiung lo Ills imstless, and swim mini; by her side while she was borne oji the current, he contrived 'to keep her head above the water. For over half-au-hour the dog bat tled with the waves. His faithful endurance was at last rewarded. Ho succeeded in directing her to ward Alma Hall, and here Mm. Kiess was pulled out of the water. "When she reached the loot mi consciousness overcame her, and during that time Itomco, who seemed to think the woman dead, howled In the most frantic manner, Only her returning breath pacltlcd him, and then he quietly and con tentedly lay down at her feet. This was the story gleaned from the people surrounding the dog, and when I called to seo-Mrs. Kress at her sister's homo she verllled ev- orv particular. . . , y,! , , , , ,, -M.uy had a little lamb its lleetv ww w,,,, 7"WJ ll "w1 """' onesuinuKrday,whe.-olan.bssl.ould lwv " l m" M" hUt,lur n "",l 'w "l "0' hr Wi' n IV IIU WITV t.JIIMtl HV ItlMI" ' cause sue out not advertise. Aim1 Mary had a brother John, who kept J n villiiL'o Mtore: he sat down and' ... . . . . . u,..m..ui i,t.i ..i,u. .!, i ,. i, .!,.,! i, ! I .iii.iii aliwir. Anil nit I lin luwinhi luma I n.,ui,ti ( , ...... i, ... ... ..vi 1 .41 ilium? but did not Mton to buv. ' i John still sat down " . , and smoked his I ..i i 1.11..1....1 i.tu i.....,., U... I'll1" illlll I1IIIW-.I lln Pll-x-lii ' ', IOi'". .. . ........ . ..!. ... i And so tne sueriii eioscti mm out,' I i..., ..in i... ii.........i ........ ,..i Mr.. I .,,.. p. ...... ....f...... ..- - came to ump wiiu mm asympaium- IIIK tear. "MOW is It, Sister, mat these other nieivhaiits liere, m'II all ' ivr-sKcncr io meei ner. ouu cnugm ,.llml by UMns imilN Catarrh Cure. IhelrinMiiNiuul imiv their hllN and " "' 1V m,imU "" was wateheiUe- v j.chenoj cv.. vroprlciow, Tuiodo, o. tbrlvefiiun vear to veal'.'" ltvtitoiu. "'"K tlioin for over two hours. We, llio umUr.lKmM, luvo knomi P. J. tiiriveinuii .Manorial. luiiuiu ,,, , , n, , . , monoy rr Uu. i.t la j wr, ml U'liave UMlng her own bad luck, the ". i'iNm. htm imruviiy lunuirttbie in ll biiHim little muld replies: "Tlux' other fe. trnnxtrtlom., ami iliumolullynlilutomrry lows K't thete, John, Ikcuo they Husband "A word to the wl.-e Is , out any uWlwtinu nuotc iy thU rtriu. advertise." sulllelent, mv dear." Wife "I niATnwn1witohiMililAwltn,TUHio, And Yet Sbc'Wl Tirl. , kiu.w It, .l..rllnK. That',. why I , K "" "I'm awlul llred," DunWrry , have to Ih continually talklii; to i.mi,i ivnk. .nni... o. Kild, as hollutirihlui-elf Intoaehalr'.vii." j Wniuiiis, utuumi a iturvtu, nhuiKNtlo .iO.,r iiinur. A liiUt..r III PltUlinnr m.,l !.. ' lniB8ll. TofeUo, l. "Vhatdld.vot.dol,vd..y?"m,vkly asked ItU wife, , "rilled a luruo order, wrote three, let turn, went twice to the bank, and '""-'-"-"- " m,i Willi Hnuicoii until he . in. ..I 1. 1.. 1. Ill 11 Mv. T.'.-M ..." '.., "And that nimlo you tlrml, eh'.', Well, 1 iuviivd thivoincaN, kikinl six leave of bread, not llio olitlilivn n,w!y '' ?UM' T"" ."" yT ",,u,li vw.im.il mv iiii iki, UlillllUI IHIIIIIIIH III IIIIKIIIk CIHK i-X -X 1Vlb.lt 1'1'IM -- la4 V u V 1 b k Ilk UMI1L 11UII m III W Ih - M r I Kill IK lllilllt I - A ll L'll I a. . . m Lost hldit. I cnntiot innkt'liprHinlleoornebnck- That minslilneof her face That uxd to make till worn enrlli nr-cm, , Attlini-K, bo gay a place. ' The name denr eyeH look out nt me; : Tho features nre the ftarne; Hut, bhl the Mnlle la out of thorn, , Audi must be to blame. j Sometime I we It Btlll; I went With her the other day, To meet n long-mlnned friend, rind while Wo iitlll were on tho way, Her confidence In waiting lot e Drought back, forme to hoc, The otdtlmc love-light to her eyes That will not shine for me. They tell me money waits for ine; They suy I might have fame, I like llioie guwKuwH quite us well ah others like thoxefcnmc. Hut I care not for what I have, Nor Itint for what I lack One titho ns much as my henrt Icngn To coll thai lost light back. Come back! dear bnulnhed smile, come And Into exile drlvo back All thoiights,nndalms,abdJ('ulotiH hopes Th-l In thy stead would thrive. Who wnnts the earth without Its .tun? And what has life for me That's worth n thought, If, as Its price It leaves mo robbed of thee! Kdwnrd fS. Martin In Scrlbncr. The Old I.mly Knew it All. A traveler once put up for night with a simple-minded couple in a lonely farm-house. the old As he rode up to the door he heard the old woman say, In a tone of deep convictien: 'There! I knowed somebody'd come before night, for I dropped my fork on the lloor, this morning, and it stuck straight up. Then J dropped the dishcloth at noon an other sure sign of commpaiiy," In enteiing the Iiouhi ho careless ly struck his foot against the step, and came near falling. "Ah!" said the old woman, quick ly "wliich toe dlil you stub, tho tho right or the left?" "The right" was the reply. "That's good; it's a sure sign you are going where you are wanted. I'a, shoo that rooster oil the fence. If lie crows there it will rain before morning." A llttio boy ran into the room cry ing eut: "Oh, grandma, look! Here's a copper 1 found in the road." "I'm not a hit surprised. J)on't you remember. Tommy; that vou dreamed of lluding a nest of lien's eggs last night'.' I told you then that you'd llnd some money before a week." A young woman was washing on a porch back of the hotie, and the old lady cried eut: "There, there, Susan, if you havn't splashed water all over the front of jwm o,t-r.i (ti,i if j.mi o.ni't get a drunken husband for it I'm wonder fully mistaken. Iv'e known that sign to come true often, and often, but you can keep It from coining true by hanging all the clothes on the line wrougiide out and you'd better do It." Ho .Susan did, as the Crawler no ticed, to his great amusement. Mr. Hiii'iium's Stories. Mr. Harnum'stireezy conversation was Interspersed at fiequnt Inter vals with witty anecdotes and quant sayings. Ho spoke of an old lady who wiw so deaf that, when some playful chaps llred a small cannon near the old lady's door, she merely said, "Come In." That was n pretty fair story when I heard It some thuo .igo," said tho veteran, "but I heard a good ono a day or so ; since that beats it. Two gentlemen , were walking along a highway neai " ,V.mt ls cl",l??ot1, -I'-ictrio litt .. -iilv.,i,i n,. r ti... ,Uwt.ut.i., I tors will cure ill diseases ot the Liv a railroad. One of the pedestrians onm(, K1(,nev w, lvmovc Vim was somewhat hard of hearing. ,,u..Si ju.ils, &,U Hhcum and othei Along camoa train and the engine; emitted a frightful shriek. "Jl'm,' said the deaf one, 'that's the llrst robin I've'heard thlssprlng.' " llaliy Sniikci at Hrcakfast. Workmen doing the grading on a railroad near Atlanta, (in , witness-! ed the sight theotherday ofa snakel f'HK its oll'sprlug. The baby j H""KIS wm ''""Jin "ll ' iwusoinn out live, and tne motiicr. wfi leli ... . ' . eiimrliL tie lU bv hiirnir iu nt "" "- ---- i them, would, when posi.csed ofa ... ...,,,....,,.,.. ... ., . ui I I'qiixi.v uuue hi ine .vouugl iinh..M wliteli eniiin iw.ll.im.ll lu.l. , - - - , I ter-skelter to meet her. She caught a lly a minute, ami was watched se curing them for over two hours. Pittsburg DlMintch, . "".B ..., .... cilorl sexton of his church at a ' ,,-Jy' , ,h; .,, ;-' r-iminniud one day and liio,uhvd: suriuof the yt.m. TwttmonlnU m j "Will you boat your iHt In ihi',''"' lrtvv H-r tt). 8U u ellv m-vt Stnuliix" "Xo. :ili: r ' UruiUH. haw upMutisl my cousin :o altlll ... ------ --- fc. - -- --.-., . uto for me on that vliiy," i.ulMami has- live ihkikth ,v,,iixlled and owned wholly or In iWrt lv women. The iml mmiii. UwM U M,' NWkol. ,,Uj 'iHw"oniiiovlJrii"iiisruiyMu I "fc&S. VKfc ' The Chirr Itrnson for MO great SU0 tess of Hood's Sarsapar'llla is found In th article itself. It Is merit that wins, and th lact that Hood's Sarsaparllla actually ac complishes what Is claimed for It, Is what bas gl'ven to this medicine a popularity and jalo greater than that of any other sarsapa- MsH Aii"iQ rllIa or bIood purt Merit. VVinb fier before thopublic nood's Sarsaparllla cures Scrofula, Bait Rheum and all Humors, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Biliousness, overcomes That Tired Reeling, creates auppetlto, strength- sns the Nerves, builds up tho Whole System. IIooil'n Mnriniiiiirilln Is gold by all drug dsts. SI j six for $G. Prepared by C. I. Hoo vCo.. Apothecaries. Lowell, Mass. Mm. James A. Garfield Is worth fully foOO.000. Like Mrs. James G. Blaine, she was u country school teacher hi her youth, and like Mrs. U. S. Grant, has often done the family washing when the children were little, and cooked her hus band's dinner with herown hands. The Cleveland property has been sold, and the Mentor farm, which was originally purchased only for n summer retreat, will bo the perma nent home of the Garfield family. The Age of Modern Man. l'eoplo are fond of saying that "Mankind Is growing wiser and weaker." Hut is it leally so? Let us glance ut the facts. According to tho latest statistics there are more centenarians now living than at any previous timo in the history of the world. Why? IJee.uise of the great discoveries in medical science which atl'ord him immunity from diseases that formerly devastated mankind. Greatest of them all is J)r. Pierce's Golden Medical J)ibeovery, the best blood-purifier and renovator of the age. Scrofula, fever-sores, tumors, unsightly ulcers and eruptions van ish like magio beneath itslienellcient influence. After years of deliberation, Kussia has recently decided to permit the practice of medicine by women properly qualified. There are strict rcscrvalijins, however, one of which stipulates that female physicians shall not attend on or treat adults ot I the oppfWite sex. Iliiiklen's Arnica Salve. The best s..lw in tho world for I cuts, brui.-es, s ires, ulcers, salt t rheum, fever sores, tetter chapped h.iuds, chilblains, corns and all skin eiuptlons, and positively cures piles , or no pay required. It is guaranteed ' to give perfect satisfaction, ormoney i refunded. Price i" cents per box. lor sale by Daniel J. l ry, drug gist. Dr. Cronin was a highly respected member of tho A. O. U. W. in Chi cago, and the order was largely rop- rcsented at his funeral. Electric Bitters. This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special mention. All who have iiu.ul li'.l,iit rln lllft,tt-w klmrtlw tuiln wm,, 0f nralse. A miror medicine does not exist and it Is guaranteed to icr alleetions cau-ed hy Impure blood Will drive -Malaria from die sys tem and prevent as well as euro all Malaria lovers. For cure of Head ache, Consumption and Indigestion try F.lestrio Hitters Kntlro satisfac tion guaranteed, or money refunded. l'rlco ducts, and 1.1)0 jier bottle at Daniel J. Fry's drugstore. Tho theory that electric light is iid for the complexion is true In many eases. Them uro instances mIi.m-,. .. n.-iit nt nil uvmiil vwtlv s "' ' i . i... i..i.. n"1' " ""i"a'. - - u.,,.1- ti,:.o nun a iinx W i-oiler One HiUUllXHl IMlInrs ivwnra for miy . of Oiturrh Unit enunot tK If,.,,., iv,,,,.,. .ia li .nl-.... lt..(tilllv 1 When a eahltiet-maker und nu undertaUvr tir lowttI side, hy lde, It Isn forcible reminder of the hort lles oltlu-di-tuiuv fruin tho rrmllo to Ihegmve. The lmmnlliite liititom of Dvs , . . . . K'pvln, or IiidiKentroii.uiv a ditri The Best R fit tlic cHv of PoriliiiHl mill otlier iirosncroiis towns arc those ownedby mefi or corporations who have the disposition and ability to improve them. TTC I Sin I so Ami V Male i; To the city of Salem. They have at thi time fifteen teams employed and the contemplated improvements have scarcely begun. It is intended to make the drive leading from Commercial street through HiversiuV and High land ailditiiiiisand around Highland Park THE KIN EST DRIVE IN THE STATE Or Oregon. The line of the Salem Street Hallway Company runs through the middle of this addition, and no lots will bo more than two blocks distant from the line. Highland Park will in the near future lie THK MOST POPULAR RESORT ABOUT THE CITY OF SALEM. Lois in Highland Aililiton arc High and Dry and Well Located; Host 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. Arrangements are already boinc 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. Residence lots within the limits of the city of Salem are worth on an average over 1000. We can sell you better lots in High land addition for one-third of'tlic money, and being directly. on the line of the street rallwiy 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 lols." Buy a Lot in Highland Addition for Three Hundred Dollars, " And let some otlier 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 streetcar tickets every year. . wt w,ww narii tent ta bur Soedl of tno InrgCfct uua mutt reliable liouse, luitl they uso GPi'ss pee s . J.UJVIVI I JKf. i a know lodged to bo the TT17TTr L Cf Largest Seedsmen in tne worm. D M. Fejibt & Cob I Illnf tratcil. Descrip- ' lire ouu meet SEED ANNUAL I For 1009 WiiihAmaiiAiirRrT to all applicants, and 1 IftHt TRjir1! cnfttnmpr without onWwff it. JnrWu. r,i.. i..llflA 1 atieia (Vl. Krery Tsonnping .. wu.u.wn.. j ,-. In exllttnce. 1 khoulil .end for iL Address I .rieiaor 0.rd.FERRYC.CO.,Datrclt.Mlch. ' A PUBLIC BENEFACTOPK "Who is II. II. Warner, of Roches. tor. N. Y., whose Safo Iteinediea. es-' irvi Wr7JtS. ac (VBRmSKflB? EZUI:IIEi:paN7.& ?CwiAii-i irj5. t-LM 7,1 W -SJS pecially Warner's Safo Cure, have at-1 : tained such success and celebrity at homo and abroad ?" , The question is inspired nsmuchbj affoction as curiosity, since through j i n n his Instrumentality hundreds of thou. hfll'O'Ulll Pill1 sands, in both hemispheres, have n ""I'o11"' i "I beon restored to health and happi ness. Hon. H. II. Warner, then, is i: loading and honored residont ol ' Kochestor, not only, but a prominent and influential citizen of the United btates. On several occasions chosen by his party as a National delegate to nominato a President of the Republic, ho has been a member of tho Jtepub can Stato Committee and of its Exe cutive Committeo. Ho is a member of tho American Institution for the Advancement of Sciencoj President of tho Rochester Chamber of Com morco; a successful and upright busi ness man. He has given away for tunes in cnarmes. xne celebrated and costly Warner Observatory of ! Rochester was concoived, endowed, and is maintained by him. His munificent prizes for tho discovery of comets nas uoen at onco the wonder ana iiaiigtit of tlie scientific world. The yellow fover scoursga in tho E Domn, tne unio nooos. tne uro dis asters of Rochester and other cities u akened his nrofoundest Rvmmitlilna and in each instanco his check for I from f500 to J-5.000 swelled tho soveral j relief funds. Where otlier wealthy I men give tens and hundreds, he gives ' hundreds and thousands. j His charities are ai rendv and inacnifieent as his enterprises and pubhc spirit aro boundless. Tho world has need of more such men, jn incident led him into tho manu facture ot medicine. Seized soma K" u " 'b ' oas-0 "vaxs J,VacuIouslv restored to ' icaix hy what is now known aa Warner's Vaie Cure. A onm h r... . . ......v...w. L-Vi.f.U pUUJO l . -------.- boivea 10 nuiKo Knotvn ttioiurntaof so i ixitent a remedy, and the consequence is that to-day he has hnuienso labora tories ana warehouses in the United States, Canada, Kngland, Germany, ' Austria, Auotniliaand Ilurmah. Hic ' of his iafe Remedies aro enormous, and thoir power over disease simply , maruiUUS. esidence -IS OWNED BY this Conioration is determined SEE HERE I If there k anyone In the whole state of Oregon who wants to return to the east he should read this advertisement: Somebody ! ! EASTERN PROPERTY! To Exchange fo'r- OREGON LAND! A GOOD OUAtfCE 4 w J-Korwrllciil,ir.mllnt this mli. il is Localities TION lo PANT owe Addition JOHN F.STRATTON& SON Importers nnd Wholesale flpnlpr! In JIU.SICAI. JIKRCIIAN'DISK. Xtra- Ynrlr. I J nii(l.l.i Walker St. John P. Stratton'H ceipurnted llu stan Gut Violin strings, the Finest In the World. Our Ciiiarautee If a dealer receives a eomplnint, (which ho believes to bo honest) from nny musician to whom he has sold nnyoftheee strings, he Is authorized by us to give htm another string without charge, nnd nil such loss will be made good by us to our customers, without quibble or question. (Iiewureol Imitation.) Dealers will please send lor descriptive catalogue. 1 nuU supplied nt lowct price. ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL, FOlt Boys and Grirls. Tho school will open on the. mth of September. Thorough Instruct tlon In the primary and advanced English JBranches LATIX AND FXEMLNTS Of MUSI -In course.- 'i ARMS and further Information may be l-iid ou nppllmtlon to - KKV. t ll. IHiST, Cor. Uhemckcta nnd State Sts. S-20-tf Northern Pacific Railroad. GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE. TWO KAST TK.MNS DAILY ! NOCIIANUBOK CA.HA SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO And ull points Kast via yt. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS. n!f?e Nor,ue l'acinc railroad Is the ouly line running I'lissenger trains, Second claw "'feiOi (free of charge) Luiurlous Day iS t;hs,1i1"V.nn I'u,,,l, Sleeping Oim. i w.lT. "las Car UneU Tii) from 1'orN laud to the nisi, ee that your ticket read via the Northern lkacin railroad nnd avoid the change ofcuni. ' .Jit? i1"0"1"?.1? ntso.in.ond &40 p. m. . dally arrivi' nt Mlnn,.iin. . . .t.1..'. . ! w7' 1 Wi' .. --...., u.i n ui f,i, g uul ttl
