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E.W THE CAPITAL EVENTN"G JOTTKISAJL. fV I'll till llli.li. I'UIIMHIIKI) DAILY, KXCKITMITNIlAY, II V T1IK Capital Journal Publishing Company. (IncorjKinitoil.) F.nloicd lit the jhwIoIIIco nl Hnlcin, Or.,ii second cliis iniitti-r. CLARE B.IRVINE, Manager. Sep fourth pngp for term of ubcrl- AdvortlirtrientH to liiMire Itwrtioti (for tlm Hnmo ilny) nhotiid lio linrulod In ly I o'clock. O)rrpniiilcnco roiilnliilng new or In terest nml Importance U dcilred fnini nil p.irUof llic Htitte. No iitti'Mlon will lw paid to anonymous COtllllltllllClltlnllX. rpirom rtrnlrlnif the ('Ai'iTAi. .Ioitiinai. nerved nt their houccs rim secure It liy jxw jnl curd r'(iu'"l. or ' "'(rl '''ft nt ',llH Hnoclincn number wnl fieeoiiiippllcii tlfllc'a, corner Court nlitl Liberty HtroctH. TIIUltKIMY JULY lir, 188!) Jill, J. ICoitosi, dlreetor or the UtiiiKiiilnii bureau of HlutlMtlc, re cently rend u uifiiiolr belore the HtiiiKiirlnii Acndeiiiy of Seleiiee!- upon Hie "Inlliienteof the At;e of iirentnlToii the Vitality ol t'lilld ieii," mimI in whli'li, tiil:liia'til,00' fnini iihii IiihIh, he lene'iex the fol lowing conclusiens: Children wIiom father is less ilmn UO yearn nfiij?e hnven wenkeoiintlli tlon. The Ihhiic of lath"H of be tween 2T iitnl 10 yearn me t'lVHlrniig chI, while theileHienilaiitH of failles over to yearn are weak. Tin healthient ehllilren are thiwe who-u mother him no. yet ruicliid ." yearn. Tluio honi of niotheiB ol hetween ."" and 10 yea in are h pel cunt, weaker, ami lluwc ofniolhern over !() are 10 per cent, weaker. The children of a;;eil fnthcMiuiil younger Hint hern have, iih a general tiling, a Htrong eonnlitulion; hut If the piirenti are of the mime age the children am Ichh roliUHt. Ilevue K(!ientlllitii!. Tin: people of Monti have pur chased the houo in whluh lleeiho veu wiih hm u, with the Intention of converting it Into a niu-eiiin of oh JeetH lllimlratliig IiIh life and workn Tlio house, which In recent yciim liiw heon liolli a dancing wiloon of douhtful eliarai ter and a dime itiu Heitin, Ih to he leHtoied iih far iih possible to the condition In which it wiih In 1770, when Beethoven wiih horn. The committee Which Iiiih hcoin'orined to curry out the pro ject link for glftH. it Ih nought to collect liimtHiinil portrait of l.eelh oven, uiaiiUHCilptHof IiIh workn, IiIh lettern, a collection of nil the Iioo1m which have heeii written ahoul him and IiIh coaiposltloiiH, complete hoIh of the varloUHcdltloiiH of IiIh woikn mid all other relies which can pos nlhly ho ohtalncd either by gift or purehiixc. .loachlm lias been elected piCHlilent for life of the iuiihciiiii. I'lmnicsoit M.m.i.lit, of (lie I'nl verHlty of Virginia, has concluded a very lahoilotiHaiid careful examina tion of linking powde h, which ho re portH In The Chemical Newh: The l(i enter pint of these powdeix are made from alum, the acid phosphate of calcium, bicarbonate of odium and March, lie lluds thoedeet of tlielr me InjurlotiH to gasttic dltjen tlon; that not only alum Itn'lf, hut the residue which IIh iiho leaven In the bread are far from hurmlc.iH and Hhoiild be avoided. '1'IiIh intention Iiiih long Ijeoji mooted mid both hUIci defendi'd, hut profiwor Mnlletl given imn lonij, extended and thoroughly Kcloutllloaiid iiunlaHcd Investigation. Tin: confiH-lon of the man who claims to ho the Whltechapcl lleud Ih evidently the work ot a dUett-ed brain. After every iiiyHteiiouseiluie people appear and dcelaie them nelve.s the perpetrators, I'mmlly In Kaiilty Is the caiixc, but when thede vice wiih new in thin country Mtvetnl linn'iiliiH IVUowh Mt'iired flee tiuiiH portatlou over the continent by tell ing uhlood'CiiidllugHtury of the way they committed mime crime, for the perHitrater of which the police weie Hcnrehlug. Now cheap telegraphy Iiiih ended atl Ibis and the bogus con fession bring no more fice ride. It Ih a iHviillar fact that Cornell unlverclty, which was founded by Kxi it Cornell, who made his great fortune from the introduction of the tch'gniph, idiould be enpeelally houglit by young men who dei-Ire to learn electrical eiigluecilii'r. Of tho-o who apply for aduil.lon to the unlvendty moa than hal.' wldi to Htudy this bpeelalty. Thee llgures hhow the extiiioMlinary growth of elecl'ic'iy as appXtst to the mechanic nits in this country, anil they give an earncM of the Mill more wonderful development that will follow In the next ilivt.iln Tut; Iiivciitlvcnc of iluiat . - Hinil.L'l.rH has heoi. serliiilv tr.,lii. '""" JO"' - - - ...... --,..,.,. ed lately, and the riwuh has Utui on"l,J .... wine novel pluiiH for , ooiiut the ' J ""V,1? " "" "," VlUl ,,,,N,W " nafoty oflho drug. Omuif iho mitet "J ' 'V ,! . . . .. Ingenious a the lucking of Mmm , XYf" H m tlw M l,l,M,w-A, Usl nlnU'M of n hiojiuor's engine. ' ' , , , , , with Ikixw or opium. The trlok , l U,U,, ,." tu Kr,,uml "",' u' Wiw illMWvml by the too UUinil umi U,,' " lt"1 'mWvl1 ""'Vt'r- of fnko ImiMk, io that the iuug'lorH When you tsty Ion mail with a will now iinvo to cant nlmut fur miiiiu ' kill on hU uwk, "Thin U u beautiful other hiding ihuo for tltv coolly nnd ! inoriiluv; nnd all nature m-inn ftnll fU(nibH(l urtJclf. Imr," yo 'mply wu.to,vourbrolh, A 5LVN near Mniisfleld, Ohio, IhtiB writes to .Secretary Huak: "I wish you would send mc at once, deliver ed to Mansfield, a )alr of horscH, i iwo imiicH, n yoKC oi oxen, inreei Alderney cows and a spring wagon nud a sulky plow. Also, sonic heed. I Hiippoou there are other things you give hut I won't bother you now. I will see.Senator Sherman when I go to town If he Is home. He Is a great friend of mine. During last election he told me that I could have every thing in the agricultural depart ment If I wanted it." A young man recently Jilted by IiIh best girl says there Ih ecareely anything women cannot do with a hairpin. They uhc It to nick their (colli, .button shoes, clean linger ii tils, punch bedhtigH out ol cracks, fiiHten up stray bangs, clean out the stem of their husbatid'H pipe, scratch their heads, run il into cakes to see if they are siifliclently done, and ibout one million other things the poor deluded men know nothing about, and they do it all with the nine hairpin too. A Voiiilr-rfiil Trilic. A remarkable story is told In a ii cent Issue of The I'an's Societc de Jeographic records. M. Camllle D'liils recount.' the cxpeileneo he underwent in a Journey In north vcMem Africa. Disguised as a na ive, It appears lie landed on the West coast near Cape (larnet, several .iiiudred miles south of Morrocco, pretending to the iioople of that re ulnti that he had been shipwrecked. At llivt he wits' roughly dealt with; but llnally lie gained the contldenco of his captors, and, after live iiioikIih' wanderings, by dint of craft ie ninths his way to Morrocco. Mere his disguise was discovered and ho was thrown into prison to be released presently at the Installa tion ot the Jlritish minister. Tins adventures recorded are of in terest, as they give a new version to the popular story of the great desert. The Ouliiil Delhi), into wIkhc hands M. Douls fell, lie says are unusually intelligent. They speak pure Ara bic, founded upon the constant' study of the Koran. They are mo nogamous, and treat tlielr wives witli the greatest atlectlon and re spect as equals of the men. The girls share the education of the boys, learning to read ami write with them; hence the women show an Intellectual and moral elevation furl beyond that of any other Moslon women. The HI. James (Ja.ette. Ten TcHling. The art of (en tasting in commer cial houses which formerly proved detrimental to the health of so many men, has now been reduced to such accuracy that the tasting pint of 11 litii occu pinctlcnlly eliminated in all but tlio name, and the tea is now tested by sight and smell. Colling water Is llrst poured on an accurately measured portion of the leave.. In u few minutes the liquid shows some lint of giecu or In own, and lite length of tills time and the shade of the color produced aiu Im portant dements in lite test. The tasier then, with the aid of a ppoou. Inhales the rising steam from tlio mixture. This Ik called "getting the aroiiia," ami Is the most Important part of the test, lie mav, ierliaps, In some cases, actually taste the liquid, but Ibis Is no longer gener ally done. Color, aroma ami the "liquoring" qualities of the tea arc sulllcleut grounds to Judge by, Theolil-tlino tea-taster was a high salaried export, who frequently end ed his cm oc r wllli heart disease or Ills, the result of slow poisoning front the quantities of adulterated tea he tasted; but now as a rule every merchant tnetos Ills own teas by lite recent anduppioved method. New York Tribune, lint riirtatimis. Wealing a hat squarely on the head 1 love you madly. Tipping it over tins right rar-Mv little brother hits the lueanlcs. Pulling It over the eyes You must wrong way My Heart Is Hunted, lloldlnj; It out ill tlio right hand I .end men ipi'trter. Leaving It with yotiriinole llnve Uvu ton church fair. Throwing It to u pollcoumn I love your blter. Uslm; it iin u fun t'4iiio nml kh my num. t'airylng u brlokln It Vouroruol. ty Is killing mo. Kicking ll up Main. 1 the old man iu.und'.' Kicking It ihiwiifltilrf-WhcroU ...... u . ,i it "I1 ' - Kloklll'; II llors llutioft -1 mil ..(, ...v. ..... ,,,.,. "" Kiigusliinaniviiu kiiow wlio I nieiini'tiiH'sitoiexist nun it is minmuieeii to not roco 'iiio me. I ,ti,.. i i,,,..., ,h.,, -,. in ..in. do nil that isolnlined. Klwtrlo Hit- Wearing It over tho bnol. ot tl,e ,, luolv ,,, 01uv; r ,,,,, (llc ;illlllnrH- i,.,.,,! 'i' ,,,. ,i..-rniiv nwtiii ., . ... .. .. .. crnnu i.iunes, win remove tun- V, ,t '.'.,. , .... Il't- h' v,m l,,w, I'MB." wW plos, llolls, Salt Klteuni and other' Inking It oil nnd brushing It the, Uio other; "ho intiM be Pu g noooul- atUotlons caused by Impure blood. Tlio (laocii of Hearts. t took the lllll hnnd In mini; And held II to my brent; Hk Mender member g.ivc no Mzu An mine Htlll clotrr prfpd. I ulyly pts'pfd nt cncli In turn, Tlicn dished In mute deip.ilr One glance hud told what I would Irani - Tlirre wdii'I e'en n pnir! A-iiln I held nnolly.''' , f Olipofn dlflercr.j ,11; With triple chnnopw lien 'twimMiui nod Yet doubt was In my mind. A boht.ill nnd n rrooked jUrnlght With diiplliMited king; A.dliiinond bright tlmt held my Into When plneed within the ring Diimc fortune Niulled U)Kn hereon And helped lilni with licrnrtu; Tlic'dliimond illnrd for inn won J drew tlm fjiitcii oriicurti Then an I held her to my brenit And Mused herroiyblimli, Our lieartH ugiiliiHteach other presKed And mndeii loynl HiihI, 'SCIIAI'S.-' Many struggling men and women keep pup by supporting it dog. Koine of the upper crust looks soft enough to he dough. A horse may pull with all his might, but never with his mane. Love is blind, . ami that's why lovers think lighting tlie gas Is un necLssary. A labor lyceuin for women lias been organized in St. 1'aul. Seventy-live women in the United States are practicing lawyers. Mine. Patti-Nlcolinl is dubbed "the queen" at Cralg-y-Nos castle. Mr. D. O. Croly is about to start a new pit per called the Woman's Cen tury. The military girl is an established Institution at the University of Minnesota. Women interviewers are said to be far more successful than men on London newspapers. Miss Juliet Corson lias become so much of im invalid that she is not able to leave her room. There are eight ladles of title in Knglund wlio carry on the business of dress and mantle making. If you aft no ciowdedsplll a little .iiiimoniaou your clothes that is if nlng. Kven tlio burglar must bo broken In before he begins to break In. Knt her (to Ins sun) I don't say that you are mi idiot, but if any body else should say so I would not contradict him. Somebody as-erts that there w no braver class of men IIiiin lawvers. ery likely. Conscience make unsightly ulcers and eruptions vun eawards of other people. Ish like magic beneath Itsbenellclent ICdticatUn without experience is I 1,,,I,1L'1IW- of about as much uc to a man as a A notice olllcer of Pendleton on lace petticoat would be to the wife of Monday evening shot a tramp, who an Kskinio llshernian. j he was endeavoring to arrest, which This Is about tho time (hut this mom-. IHsrlmps will prove futnl. The pul bers of tlio fishing excursion uwake ! litJ sentiment is Hint .the oilicer was to the terrible realization tlmt they not Justlllod In shooting, which he huvo come away and loft tho keg til claims wits dono merely to frighten lioor upon the whnrf. , Hie tramp. .. 777 , llui'kleii's Arnica Salve. KelorintMl rrounur iatlou. , Tho lHMt wllvo ln tIl0 worhl for 'lhe question of "What's in a cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt name?" has been tlio subject of dis-l rhetiin, fever sores, tetter chapped mission around one of tho principal i . chilblains, corns ami nil skin liut.dxrni'Muniiilm.. ,iii,i.iii Vm.uLi. eruptions, and positively cures plies hotelsroi so n utiiiu, nml mi Lngllsh-1 r 0 ..ay' required. It is guaranteed man naiueil Pugh Is the cause of it. to give perfect satisfaction, or money Mr. Pugh Is an iron broker for sonto refunded. Price 25 confS per box. eastern orfoieign concern, and Fur sale by Daniel J. 1-ry, drug- inoru than this he Is a thorough K Kngllsh cockney, to uliom tlio Tho grave need never associate letter II U tut entirely telcK.s in- with tho gay unlofl they choose, but volition. Two mutual friends or the-guy unist eventually go to the this gentleman met tine dny In the BniVl'- i hotel nud one nsked Hie other if ho Electric Bitters. lind seen Pugh. The person iiuos- Honed did not appear to know the ir,.niiiiiiiii iv Hint ,.. ..,.. i i.. gentleman i Hint name nml he asked: "Who?" "Why, tlmt little lug to Ills own pronunciation, for ho " '" l'rlVl -I'dnrln rrom ilio sys ..i,. ...o i ...... ., ah i.i. ii i i torn nud pivvout ns well iih otiiv all aluas loaves Oil his IIh. Among .Nj.a.,,,.! t'evers.-For cuiti of 11 end it ivitnhi ellipio nowmliiyt. Mr. Pugh , ache, CoiiMiinptlon nnd Indigestion Is only known ns "Pul" ('lilr.nro' Herald. A WOM.l.VS WAV. j A Slutll.i; llul.i,'a I'roiHi.llluu, Wlitfii Mm. Wmtot, ot W? i:tll irt, .lo 1 JhsI ttt at lfilliiKrllyilriiKKlt' (oh'I. wlmt HUtl 'Tho CatltoriiU Uomvsly," Ji)' Vcvv tutJo SrMmiilla, uotilil liawt In rax-s at tl)H')uMinl nick ln'K.titrliea.ktio auair. nl It oul.t rvllc f tstlH Mu w a hi lurjvM ulotK tlmt tlio tlrnexUt kumi Iit-r a tattle, not toKi U loruuW II ctrts-tfa rarv. Tho full.mltij; l tho (Mio-ltirluK nniiluitou. Satt rtauclMM, Fi'liruary S, IvsS. DKAk Sim .N(tvlUitanibic mr mll- Inst, Joj't VrKClablo KartalrllU itlJ atl that you rumlMsl. I hail IrKsl maujr ir-crl-tloiu that I ha.t cmuio lu t'llovv iit'ihlui; wouM rvlUno my tly)-jla Hint lck heaj arho, but I haw mt had a rvlutuot either ltu 1 Mlew I am (vriuauctitly rurv.1. YouliomyvrmlKmtoiuVclhli'uUtc. fivr a rvmod)- that III rutiMl)vl au.t 'trut trk hcJaohc houll U (rurroUy kuouu. ltoiiivt fully, ta KUli Mrrtl t The Chief Rrnaon for too great gnft eess of Hood's Sarsaparllla Is found In tilt article Itself. It Is merit that wins, and thl fact that Hood's Sarsaparllla actually a eompllshes what Is claimed for It, Is what has given to this medicine a popularity and sate greater than that of any other sarsapa- Mprit Winei rllla or blood I VI t; 1,1 L VV H1& Her beforo the publla Hood's Sarsaparllla cures Scrofula,. Ball Rheum and all Humors, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Biliousness, overcomes That Tired Feeling, creates an Appetite, strength, sns the Nerves, builds up the Whole System. Hood' Hiti-onpnrllla Is sold by all drug Ists. ?l;slxfor.?5. l'repared by C. I. Uoo (U.. Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass. How Appearances Deceive. A portly citizen left a Woodward twenuo car at High street between showers yesterday, but was hardly on the Bide walk before he began yell ing nnd beckoning at the car. "It's agin orders to stop except at crossings," observed a passenger on the rear platform, as the conductor reached for tho bell-rope. "Yes, but ho has probably forgot ten something." "Well, let him get it when the car comes, down. I have no patience with forgetful men." "T guess I'll stop anyhow." It's a sliamo to do it." Tlio car was stopped, and tho man came running and pulling to call eut: "Left my $5 silk umbrella in the car." "Yes, anil here it is. I was keep ing it for you," replied the Individ ual who had opposed a stop. "Thanks. You tiro an honest man. If there weie more men like you this world would be a better world to live in. Here have a cigar." Detroit Free Press. The Age of Modern Man. Peonle arc fond of saying that "Mankind is growing wiser and weaker." Hut is it really soV Let us glance at tho facts. According to tuts latest statistics mere nre more centenarians now living than at any previous time in tlio history of the world. Why'.' IJecaitse of the great discoveries in medical science which all'iird him immunity from diseases that formtrly devastated mankind. (.1 1 eatcst of them all Ih Dr. Pierce's Cioldeu Medical Discovery, tho best blood-purifier and renovator of tho Hint Skitt't fillti fj't.jrWiW ttitiwtiu Tills remedy is iMScoinlng so well k"l,v'1 "'"l - popular as to need no pc'lnl mention. All who have ,, i l.-i.m., m,.,., vin.r iiw u,,i,.. wing of prnlso.-A ' purer inedielno ...-. ...X.....V ..... .-...ft .. .-...... try Klestile itntors KutiresatUfnc' tlon KUtir.iuttvtl. or money refunded. PrloeoU ets. and SUM per bottle nt Daniel .1. Fry's drugstore. Vou have heard tho welkin ring. Well, at the oil exchange you can mh tin bull ting. How's This? o ottl-r Oih llmutrvil Iotlr rowura nr mi iiin- or miurrh tlmt Ciiniml tx-i-iirttli) inking llirCutnrrliCnr J. tiifin-y A ik. pnjrUlor, l)leIi, ); Wo. Hie utulcrUiUHl, hao kuowu K. J. I'hdU'y tot I tie U IS r, ml twlloo Imu iHihvtly houonihltf In nil Imslnr trHit'ttmuits Httd rinHiH'iHll)'Hblotiirry it mi) i.Uitntitims nwdo by UiU rirnt. -i vVTiiwn. riHlvMlotlniirclis'IVI'l', uut,. . . ... . ... ,,'-,,. .. ..V., ..-. s,n.v loiul IUiik.TiUM,ll. wUliiur. Km aiiu .V Marlu,,luliMite tlriiKUts, TtilUk, O. Hull' 1'uinnli cure U taken luterall,v, lu-lliii; dluvtty upon the 1'lo.vl nud mucus in. TUtuouUU Kilt r Uitlk, Sli by wit ) I The Best Residence Localities In (lie ci(y of ForUsmri :uul oilier prosperous (owns are (hose owned ly men or corporations who have (he disposition nnd ability to improve them. HIGH! m And I rn a u m To the city of Salem. They have at this time fifteen teams employed nnd the contemplated improvements have scarcely Isegun. It Is Intended to make the drive leading from Commercial street through Riverside and High land additions and around Highland Park THE KIN EST DRIVE IN THE STATE Of Oregon. Tho line of the Saleni Street Kail way 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 ttiture be ' THE MOST POPULAR RESORT AKOUT THK CITY OF SALEM. Lots in Highland Alton are High and Dry and Well Located; Most Excellent Drainage The soli is black and rich. From all points a line view is obtained of the public buildings and our highest mountain peaks. Arrangements are already being made for the location of two churches in this addition, and a iiumberof residences tiro sooito bo built. Kuildings only of the best class will be permitted. Kesidence lots within the limits of the city of Salem are wortli on an average over $1000. We can sell you better lots hi High land addition for one-third of the money, and being directly on the line of the street rnilwiy they are practl ca y not hat so far from the public buildings and the business part of the town no tlio miijority of the so called "inside lots." Buy a Lot in Highland Addition for Three Hundred Dollars, Anil let some other fellow pny $1000 for un inferior lot not so welljoeated. With the diilerence of $700 you can bu Ida beautiful cottage, or put it out at a rate of interest that will buy vou nearly two thousand street car tickets every year. ' tJrrv,tn 8.QOU.OUO loplo belrero th&t It ,. , " iT"'" , laribeattoburSeeda ot tae largest and most nliable house, and Jney osq Ferry's Seeds . FERRY CO. an iknowledged to be Uie Largest Seedsmen In tho world. D m.FeubtAGo'i Illustrated, Descrlp. tire ana rncea SEED ANNUAL For 1880 win hm mftiiM rnrr to J1 BTmlicAntn. anri to l&Jit Tnar'ii rntnmAra wlthontfiniArinr It Iumlu- laexllUOM, I should send or It. Address O. M. FERRY CO., Detroit, Micb. A PUBLIC BENEFACTOft I "Who is II. II. Warner, of Rocho I or, N. Y., whoso Safo Kemodies, o pocially Warner's Safo Cure, havo at- j tained such success and celebrity at homo and abroad?" The question is inspired nsmuch by ! auoction ns curiosity, since tnrough his Instrumentality hundreds of thou sands, in both nomispheres, have been restored to health nnd happi ness. Hon. H. II. Warner, then, la a leading and honored resident ol Rochester, not only, but a prominent I and influential citizen of the United States. On several occasions chosen by his party as a National dolegate to nominate a President of tho Republic, he has been a member of the Repub can State Coramitteo and of its Exe cutive Comtnitteo. Ho is a member i of the American Institution for the I t Advancement of Scienco; President I of tho Rochester Chamber of Com' I morce j a successful and upright busi-1 j noss man. He bas'ptven away for i tunes in charities. Tho celebrated I and costly Warner Obsorvatory ol Rochester was concoived, endowed, j and is maintained by him. His munificent nrizes for tlm irnvrv nf comets has been at once the wonder ; aim itollglit ot the scientific world ine yellow fever scourage in South, tho Ohio floods, the fire asters ol Rochester and other awakened his nrofoundest sympathies and in each instance his chcL- f.ir from S500 to $5,000 swelled tho Boveral relief funds. Where other wealthy ' men give tens and hundreds, he gives ! hundreds and thousands. - ' His charities are as ready and i magnificent as his enterprises and public spirit are boundless. I Tho world has ncod of more such i men. I in incident led him into tho raanu-1 facttiro ot medicine. Seized some twelvo years ago with what the ablest-r physicians termed fatal kidney dis-! ease, he was miraculouslv rostored to i health by what Is now known as arnor'u Sato Cure. At once ho ro-' olved to make knoirn the merits of so i potent a remedy, nnd the consequence is that to-day ho ha itnninso labora- torius end warehoused in th UntiA.1 Slates, Canada, England, Germany I Austria, Australia and llurniali. Salea ' of hisbafo Ketnodica aro enormom and their power over duease ehnnly .. .WMl. vflPfnlM mrRmim mmm wLlX-VbiTAH'M EafcJVvJVi 'iAJ llie merit of a proJuttion ia In ex-' S75 to $20 ll,? "' t'Jm ' i.vimon prcVrV-An 1V aCUal SW wr&S X&2S man himsolf. .Mr. Warner ruakoi '"iu 'y iwnwbii-wui.y. i.T rimmch ihiVTn isfi , honea.ndreiablemedicines-af'ict K&MfrkZ X'.t anunuanuy aitettett by their phono- Va "" "'wwniN...ii,nd, aienai enicry ami popularity, Ji- -S-tu asonnd btuin ex-' ai.,WSi i w T:.:v . x - ittiru', .irvfr iiiimi niw.i, ..,... . IS OWNED UY-- this Corporation is determined I. (tractive SEE HERE! If thcre'is anyone in the whole stnte of Oregon who wants to return to the oast he should rend this advertisement: A Bargain For Somebody ! ! EASTERN EBOPHflT! -To KxehuiiKt1 for- iiOMMN LAND! A GOOD CHANCE I oa-r'nr iwrtlrubirKiiili m u,i, ni(v. stamp fbr rtplr, H, K. J , A t.s MIL- HMm-ji ITION to JOHN F.STRATTON& SON Importers nnd. Wholesale dealers in MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. New York. 13 nnd l. Walker Ot. John F. stratum's LVli-hrnted Hu sl.in Gut Violin strlnirs, the Finest In the World. )nr Gimraiiten If a denier receives a eomiilulut, (which he bellevesto bo honest) from nny nnisU'lan to whom ho has sold nnyofthosestrlngo, he Is authorized by us to give him another string without charge, and all such loss will bo made good by us to our customers, without quibble or question. (Bewnreot imitation.) Dealers vvlll please send lor descriptive catalogue. Trad . supplied at lowest price. ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL, Boys and. Girls. Tho school will open on the 24th of September. Thorough Instruc tion ln the primary and naw.nced English Branches. LATIN AXn ELEMENTS OF MUSI In course. 'i itttMH and further Information may be hud on nppllcatlon to r UEV. F. 11. POST, Cor. Ohcnieketa nnd .State Kts. 8-20-tf Pacific Railroad. fiUEAT OVERLAND ROUTE j TWO FAST TRAINS DAIIA'I AO CHANGE OK CAIW SHORTEST lInTtO CHICAGO 1 And nil points East via 'SI. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS. i lhe .Northern Pacific railroad U the only lino runnliis Kiwenser trains, Second data hlreiien (free of churxe) Luxurious Day wmcIic. inutinan Ihtlure Hleepine Care, DrAT nJnlaKCarn,(iiu-oU T5c) from lorl liiml to tlio eiu.t. ' w Ihnt your ticket rvad via the Northern nu-trtc rnllroud and avoid the ciiungeoirant. ! . iV." .,s'r,I'?.,! at8u.ni.and "&I0 p. m. j il.illj !i.rl nt MinueuixtlU or KL 1'aul at . Trnlnn leave Front & a. in, and ki at 7:10 p m and in and ftai p. in hUeeplnc Oar, nalace dlulur Tacouiaand Sattlo CHARLTON VashlnsUMi w; HSitaudTiiRf. ex.. ' Drjt., Mi...r Find nJH HreeW, lliii
