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THE CAPITAL EVENING- JOUKNAL. B it i ? THE CAPITAL JODRMI, PUBLISIIKDDAILY.EXCKITHUNDAY, IIY THE Capital Journal Publishing Company. (Incorporated.) Kntoicd nt the poHtofllcn tit Hiilcin,Or.,ns accoml-clnHN matter. CLARE B.IRVINE, Manager. Sec fourtli page for terms of uliecrl- Advertisement to lniuro Insertion (for the Mime day) should be handed In by I o'clock. , , I'srrcupondencc containing newi of In terest mid Importance In desired rrom nil part of tho state. No nttentlon will be paid to anonymous communications. Persons desiring tlin UAl'iTAl. .InuiiNAl. nerved nt their house ran Kecnro It by ! 11 ciird rcuent, or by word left nt t lilt oJllec. Hpeclmcn nuinbeni sent free on appllco- Ofllce, earner Court mid Liberty Htrecti. WEDNESDAY JULV .11, 1880 Vk call our Hiiinniern hern li'.t mid long Iok'i to thu mnutitiiliiK or the coiwt for rool nlr. Hut ically our lim'Hiiru cast In ple.ieiinl plntus, for thu dvnizciM of immy of the ciiHtern HtiitCH lmvc neither inotiiitiilii fiict ni'HHCHiind cooliitwwt, const rewirlH, wen hrtceH, nor cool eveiilngH mid nlghtH. After all, Oregon Is the hesl country outdoor.-. ours Is going to be uncomfortably crowded. t A more dreadful thought is that all the ohjectlonahlo persons we know are Mire to he the first users of the new elixir, and armed with it they would never consent to die at all. 2so, life lu distressingly short, and we often wish for a long lien upon It, hut the price exacted even for prolonged existence, with youth and health for appurtenances, may be too high, and unless a considerable proportion of every man's acquaint ances can be enjoined against the use of the new elixir the public will not regard the Inventor as n bene factor. A Medley Song1. A ijktj:iim(NKI tight Is being mado In Now Mexico against the free school system, and this is one of tlin strongest ronsons agilnst ad mitting the territory into thu Union. A prominent resilient of the territo ry Is reported as saying: "In the back districts the mental and mor al darkness is about as deiiM) as it has been for SiOO years pntt. I earn estly hope congress will not admit New Mexico until her constitution provides for a complete fiee school system." )Ni:of thu late Inventions in the use of electricity Is that by which a person tuny be enabled to see an ob ject at a longdistance from hlin. In this way thu likeness of a person talking through a telephone inay boseenbytno person with whom he Is talking. It seems that a like ness may thus ho transmitted many miles, and greater probably than the distance over which a telephone may be used. Edison has Invented an Instrument of this description, but he Is not (he llrst inventor. A German preceded him. This will rank with the phonograph us a modern wonder. Juht as she should not do, Kalem Is objecting to thu motor line traver sing some of her stieels. It would serve her right (but would he a dear experiment) If the projectors should give up the scheme or no to Albany with It. In this matter It might be Well to talto a backward glance anil see how similar actions in (he past have resulted. The Southern I'aeille wanted to get Info town and objec tions wero raised. The conseiiuunce was that thu managers of t It tit line let It be known that they would do all In their power to assist grass to grow in the principal streets of Sa lem, (trass is not growing there, hut the depot is a mile from where It should he, mid Kalem uiUses a big advertisement every day by not hav ing thu passengers see thu city. The Astoria railroad is hut another cir cumstance of a similar kind. Al bany already has the survey made, replied. and Halcni only an Incorporated i "Is It alive'.'" company, '1 he leu winks Is another. Also thu K.cclslor worliw at Oregon City. Kalem must eliaugu her man ner of procedure. Let everything come heru that will. ICucouiagu everybody and all enterprises. True, we are about to obtain woolen mills, but on their account may hm a direct outlet to the sea. 1 i . He Had hived Too hate. Coroner (holding an Inquest on the body of a tramp who had died suddenly) to witness You say you saw thu deceased die. Please relate the circumstances. Witness-It was at M'Hill's liq uor store. A man came In and asked the price of a bottle of gin. "Dollar," said M'HIII. "Mv!" said the man, "how times change. T can remember when." Just then the tramp entered the store. IIu walked towards the man who was talking. "I can remember," continued thu man, "when you could buy the best gin In the iiimket for twenty-siiven cents u agllaoii." The tramp stopped and starteu hack as If he had been bit. "I have lived too late!" ho gasped, and dropped dead on thu floor. Verdict Do-ith from hitter disap pointment in life. (hi tlin Itoad to Fortune. It was a Maine girl of whom the story Is told that she refused to marry a most devoted lover until he should have amassed a fortune of ?IO,000. After some expostulation he accepted thu decree, and went to work. About three months after this the averaelous young lady, meeting her lover, asked: "Well, Charlie, how are you get ting along?" "Oh, very well, indeed;" Charlie returned cheerfnly. I've got $18 saved." The voung lady blushed and looked down at thu toes of her walk ing hoots, and stabbed the inolten sivu em th with the point of her parasol. "I guess," said she, faintly "I guess, Charlie, that's about near enough." Hunger In tlin Host Sauce. As u rule, a person who has a good uppetitu has good health, hut how many there aru who enjoy nothing they eat, and sit down to meals only as an unpleasant duly. Ni tme's antidote for tills condition Is m happily combined in Hood's Sar- saparlla that it .soon restores good digestion, creates an appetite, and icnovntcsand vitalizes the blood so that thu benellelal ell'eel of good feed is Imparted to the whole body. Truly hunger Is the best sauce, mid Hood's Sarsaparllla induces hunger. The moon was shining (diver bright All bloodless Iny the untrodden snow When freedom from her mountain hlght hhrlckcd: flalluglter! let Itergo. An hour passed on, Ihe Ttirl: awoke, A bumble Im-c went thunde tng by, To hover In the xulphur mnohc, And sptind Its pull iikii the sky. Ills echoing ax llic M'ttlerswinig He wit a hid of high degree, And diep Ihe pearly cntrsuinonc, ( lie heard: (I wxxluiim Fimrc tlmt tree "Oh, over thu, from childhood' hour, lly torch nnd trumpet fast nrr.iyed, Heneiith yon Ivy-mantled tower. 1 he bull frog envilfB his serenade. My love In like Ihe red, red nie. lie bought ii ring w ith posle true, Klr Harney Ilodkln broke bin noe, And H.'uon, J nut Hod rick Dim! I'lltl'l'lilll'il. "I'm told," said tleorge to Mabel, "that tyrotoxleoii has been found In remarkable abundance In leu cream tills season," "Does it hurt one much'."' she asked apprehensively. "Oil, I guess it poisons you," lie "Ve-yesjl think si." "Oh, (leorge, how I would like to see one." His hast Itc.Mtrt. l'hyslclan Now, Mix. Smalltalk, will you let me look at your tongue? Mi-s. Smalltalk (two minutes later. -Well, doctor, why In the world don't you look at my tongue, If you want, Instead of wilting awiy like According to reports from Inrln u "'wspaiKT editor. How long do noted physician formally announces ' V" xpeet I am going to sit here llm dlseoverv be himself of what ' wl" "0" l"th wldoopen? appears to be'an 'elUIr of life us po- I'oyslelim-Just one moment i tent as that which Hulwer 1uI1UhI i """i m-. iniKiMi. miiy wnui "SCHAI'S." A cat may look at a king hut it had liutter not perceive any flies on him. The medical students declurethat the unclaimed body at (he morgue Is not a dead give away. It Is reported that Murat llalstead has been Informed by his physicians that lie is suflering from an incur able malady and death Is n question of a short time. IlaKtead is now in Europe. One of tiie crudest retorts made by any musical audience is reported from California. A vocalist was warbling to her own great satisfac satisfac teon: "Oh! would I were a bird." A rough miner replied: "Oil! would I were ugtin." It Is Mild that burnt brick walls will resist a pressure of 150 pounds per square inch, and can therefore be built 1,000 feet high. If onc thlrd Portland cement is added to the mortar, the same wall could bo built 2,700 feet high. With regard to meat, it joint may bo preserved for many days by wrapping It loosely in n fine cloth, wrung out of vinegar, and hanging it in a draught of air. I!" the weather be very warm, the cloth must be re moistcued twice or even thrice a day. Once In a while clergymen per mit themselves to say very startling things. A blunt pastor in his sermon the other day, made the fol lowlng statement: "If .Jesus Christ ran a carpenter shop here In tills city, tliero are fully one-half of our church members who drive up to our churches in their line carriages, who would not speak to him." "What kind of a man is lie, good, bad or iudin'urcut?" asked the court of a recent ease. "Well, now," said the witness, "if you size hhn up alongside of .Judas iM-ariot, lie looms up middling fair; but when you set him down between such fellows as you an' me, .Judge, he docs dwindle terrible Mirpiisin'- he dies for a fact." It is calculated that m t lc:-s than one thousand million dollars of English capital Is Invested in lail ronds, mines, syndicates and other business enterprises In thu United Stales. Tills means that something like lllty thousand dollars a year Is sent from this country to Kngland. Would It do us any good if that amount wero Invested or expended in this country Instead? Th e Best Residence Localities ! Hi the city of Portland ami other prosperous towns arc those owned by men or corporations who nave mr ui&niNiumi nun iiMiuij w iiiiiu?i iiK-ii" HLAND ADDITION teM The Chief Ilcnaon for mo great 8u cess of Hood's Sarsaparllla Is found In tbl article Itself. It Is merit that wins, and th tact that Hood's Sarsaparilla actually ac complishes what I claimed for It, Is what has given to this mediclno a popularity and lalo greater than that of any other sarsapa- Mprit WinQ rllIa or bIood p?rt IVItJII l VV lllt fler before the public. Hood's Sarsaparilla. cures Scrofula, Ball Rheum and all Humors, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Biliousness, overcomes That Tired Peeling, creates an Appetite, strength ms the Nerves, hullds up the Whole System lood'Hitriipuri!lnlssoldbyalldrut :ltti. $l;slxfor$S. Prepared by C. I. Hoo Co.. Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass. This yarn hails from JJlooming ton, III.: "One day last -week Mrs. George Jtrown was struck by light ning. She was rendered uncon scious mid medical aid failed to sur vive her. The remedy of burying her in fresh earth wus suggested and by tills means she wnscilcctu aly cured. The excavation was made and she was wrapped in a Hheot and the earth thrown over her, covering her entire body except the head. Itegular applications of sev eral hours length wero mado for four days and the cli'eot of the elec tricity left her body. Sho is now fully recovered. It should bo generally known that Dr. Henley's Dandelion Toniu in sures a hearty aiipetlteand increased digestion, dispels nervous depression and low spirits, overcomes lack of energy am) wakefulness mid will in fuse now life and strength into the weakest invalid. Hold by I). AV. Mathews. "You must find life in such a place as Chicago very diversified," said mi Kastern woman to one liv ing In tilts Western city. "Hather say illv.ircelled," rcpoiiileu the Chic.igoan. This is the beacon of tho year when the raw, cold winds create sad havoc with the hands and complex ion. Soft white hands anl a clem "peachy" complexion can he as suredly preserved by the frequent application of Dutnrd'n Siieclllc. If uilibcil into the skin well it leave no i;ivusy surface. rue sUIn absorbs It. Sold by D. "W. Matnews. It Is str.uige that in this jtge of enterprise noliooy has the light if going West and raising c.inae J beef on the hoof. A Kortutiuto Drii-i;!!. Mr. IMwIn W. Joy for many )car and now protpcroui clrUb'Rlut un the corner of Stoclton nut Mrkt't utrooti In Hill 1'rtnclitco, probably nT dreamed of rivaling In wealth tho inrdl. cine k Infiii of tho country, lint arlou rumor having born floating around to tho rflVct that ho baa ilruci It big, an xaii,ir reporter wi detailed to unrarth the came, ami alter much difficulty uuravelud Ihe following atory It aecma that about aevrn ycara ago all KcrIUIi phyalclan, a great attident of botany, locattd In I tula city. Ilia practice, ni not citecilve, and yet tlio fow raaea that catuo to him attracted no Oregon is one of the most, produc tive states in the Union. Its vasi mineral regions contains gold, silver, copper, Iron, and coal, its immense tracts of grazing lands support thou sands of cattle and sheep, and its extensive agricultural regions pro duce all tho cereals In iibundunce, the yield peraeie being, in woine in stances, the largest in the world. Among the useful and valuable prod ucts of the Wet) Foot State may bo mentioned Oregon Kidney Tea, w liieh lias proved a boon to thou sands nfllictcd wltii nain lit the back and kidney ditlieiiltfes. Jt isnurelv of vegetable composition ivnd never lulls, sold by I). W. .Mat Hows. Hilly Some fellows dv.n't know when they are drunk or when to stop. Do they Fritz? Fritz Dots vot 1 tiuk. liut l always nose veil I vas had enough. 1 yoost fulls ,1 hTAItll.lMI IUM'OVi:in dots besser. 1 drink nefi r some moiedot evening or 1 wihkK little attention. Ilia aucceaa aermed to bo la I down ma ireaimeui or liver and atdncy itlaordera, and vitiated blood. lu fact hla ability to rora with tbeao common compUlnU waa marveloua. KCt llrilllk. Ho aeenml almoat lufalllblo, and hla quiet tuoJeat methoda and bit well-kept aecret waa ' Is ConSlllliptlOil Incurable? aa much myalery aa blmaalf. After hla do. Head the follewing: -Mr. V. II. parturo about a year liter Sir. Joy determined i MolTis, Newark, Ark., says: "Wilt to fatbotu the aeoxtt, and copying all the prea. down Wit ll Ati.-cesS of Idlings, and rrlptlona he bad filled for tho erratic doctor ' friends lllld phvstcklllS nrollulinced Mllli 111 mill'1 mid MiiruiiiviKiil etl you to kis'p still long enough so be began a ajalematlo analytla. lb hi exam! mean flieili-.lbU'CoilSlllliptlve. He I i "Stranm s.orv " ' mUI wrllo this prvserlptlon. ' ";. oov.nxi running ... through the gan taking Dr. King'sNow DImmv- lll a .-iirtllll,! nior.N. I ' I preacrlptlona for liver and kidney troublea, cry for Consumption, mil oil 111 V Tho discovery is of n nicdleuineiit .sVl'loiis Cum. vitiaieu bloci aud atomacb dinrdera a conplo thhit bottle, and able to iivorsov th- of vegetable extract lmllgenom to California, ao aluipte and o well known under homely every day na mea to ery acbool Iwy aa to en tirely dUalpale the auaplclon that they were the active principle Involved. Bo certain, however waa Mr. Joy that be bad dlacoirrrd the aecrrt, that he embodied tbe new elementa lu a preparation of ttaraaparllla to dlagutae the work on my fii.-in. ft is th tluei niedieineever made.'' Jiie -MiddlewarL, Dfiiitnr, Ohio. says: "Had it not tieeii lor J)r King's New Dieiver. for C'oiisunip i on 1 would have uivd of Uiuie: i roubles." Try It. maniple liottlo lieeat DiinlelJ. Fry's drugtoie. which, when mlmliiMoivd by hypo- Daughtwi1 When I mmry, inam- dermic Injeellon, restores the uged ma, It will ls for love mi I ilecnmlt to youthful vigor mid .Mother- Do not talk like a simple sets liugvilug tsinvalfMViiis once ton, dear. more iimii their pejjs, as so many D.vughter-As I was alsiut to ols iitiack nostriiitisarenllegeil todo. seno, when you Inteirunted me. c fall to eleaily grasp whether w lien I niiurv It shall be for low of it. .n.it,,.titiw.rP.i.i.,.t ,....- tills doctor hojh'S to prolong fu III-' poslllon, ease mill dl-pltiy. HllsN "Meal naiuo of Joy'a VegetaUe BaraaparllU. All lllltor ite vendor Of IHJef wr.'e dellllllelv or Hot, mid protuihly n ness before senllnieilt llllllUlllu Immediately the aamo marveloua atorlea came over Ills diKir tit llarrogsiti',,J5earsolo e.x,H.rhnents Imve not yi enabled Mother-Spoken like a heroine.' MIZMfu ???? lwK" "Ht bl'l"s '' w" "u him to express a eontldent opinion (sotto votv) 1 ni.l.! kivp an eye on .twady c.ui it to .tep into prominence and lMu0 lX''" NlNS H""'!' "ah " ,ie on that subjis't. Uui If his elixir that girl, or she'll tun away with tn pour lu daily from ail over the cc.t, ''" to appiUe iw ihtit iheanide mii make the old young again there the llrst U'ggar that look envis-eved AnJlbu another Caitfcruta indwtry lm luu I his own brulu." swins to be no satisfactory reason- at her. tutnc.j.y. faww """Hu'Thil? ' -IS OWNED BY- Tin? 1 IH LAND COMPANY And tliis Corporation is tletonnined to Make It rn ie is mm Mill To the city of Salem. They have nt this time fifteen teams employed and the contemplated improvements have scarcely begun. Jt is intended to make the drive leading from Commercial street through Riverside and High land additions and around Highland Park THE FINEST DRIVE IN THE STATE Of Oregon. The line of the Salem Street Railway 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 future be THK MOSr POPULAR RESORT ABOUT THK CITY OF SALEM. Lois in Highland Ailion are High and Dry and Well Located; Most Excellent Drainage The soli is black and rich. From all points a tine 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 numbcrof residences are soon to bo built. Buildings only of the best class will bo permitted. Residence lot within tho limits of the city of Salem are worth on an average over 1000. We can sell you better lots in High laud addition for one-third of tho money, and being directly on the line of the street railway they are practi cally not half so fur 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 un 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. ffV-uvxn ii nni QIJII l"l'lu Inhere tnat It V ,uuu,uu i j lmt t0 b Seedi of tno largest and most reliable house, and thuy use Ferry's Seeds B. M. FKKKY A UU. an Largest Seedsmen in tne worm. D M.FnmTACo'i DIoatratcdjPcBcilp. tire ana i-neea SEED ANNUAL For 1880 WU1 be mailed TRK to all BDDlicanta. and to laat rexr'a cnitomera without ordering it. Jnrata. larlliit Cauliflower In ezlittsca. O. M. FERRY & CO., Detroit. Mich. A PUBLIC BENEFACTOR ,tV3kZ?53CV r4k-sirrvzw -k"-' in&. KESSSB Wmi&&M UaVUHJTa VJW &Zl-M,iV&2 SEE HERE! JOHN F.STRATT0N& SON Importers nnd "Wholesale dealers in MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. New York, n nna-lS WnlkerSt John F. Strntton's Celebrated Itu slan Out Violin strings, the Finest In tho World. If there is anyone in the whole state of Oregon who wants to return to the east lie should read this advertisement: A Bargain For vll EASTERN PROPERTY! To Exchange for harrliii; accident and ChrUtlan Hcleneo why anybody who keeps away from the "kuii that Un't load ed," idiould ivuttf to live. At llit IhoiiKht the new of Mich a illsivtvery nviiis alloj-ether &m. Jt will remove the lYinetery factor' from water-Mipply problems, Ktth K.illurly Sollriluap. A nappy lYOmail, . Witor One MaiulrtM iKllur nmiinl "Tile htllllllent WOllltMl like tllU Air mhv nil... of (Vlurrh tlml iimnitl U hupplot nations have no liNtory,"' ourwi b tkiiu ll.iretnrrliCurv. m)miir, ToitHiii. (i: liuvu known K. J tv. Mini tteltvii Itlesor "wvMknejvMs" s tviiimon to'litm ihthhIj- Uuwntt In nil luinw tlit'MVN. Dr. I'lerve'n llVtirlto Vtv- tniiaaiwtk.ua. itu.t nuuiietulb-ttWotumrn Mm. .Skhinplillnt (anxiously) hupplot nations have no liNtory,"' ourwi b mkiu- HuiutxiHi Jaiiien, I am alarimsl about Johnny. ' ?,,.,.u! wonderful writer, tJisir' r J.i'mfyuu. pMnmi lie bus Utin awitv all tbe nrt..rniw,ii h lo,., but " w,)1 lH hupjiy , Ws lliw umUUjii,t, Imv UtnaNiHtnawto altlieanerno-m. wIuiImmiIUtIiii; from ihe Imisular- vur 'r m im t tmt 1 am afraid he Is lost. .Mr. Skliiunhlliit It'ii more, llkelv he littH runaway for uihxI. And It's M'"l"b' will mkUIi the nervous Hu ny 4nuiul mail,. ty ihu tirm .i i.... .;...' ..'. .....".. been iinlv lhft w.-k,. ..In.-, I l.u.l " rvMon ii.miiiiuu -t.v trw. vR,HMiriii:Kt.i. iw.is. iii.'ii.viiuiiiwii .vuTii.Mnuiu .vAnriiii. --. - -- tigur omv nuiv. riio ro-"). win ui, iiato the nice of uiideriakerH. Hut Unit Uy yatvliiulwl. (UliHiiully) blmim iisuln mi tlnw fadwl eheki. K H. an ii--. thier, 'rw.-io Nat tliervMirwotheriisptvi of ihe matter I''t " dollar. It t it p.ltlve vnn for the most tumi iik. i,a, tv H-l.1.01 ,.r. ,.n,Lilii,,,. ti... ..r. ..r.. . . i 7 "7.,.. ,,IIIIM nd olmtluntc ett of WhMini. Ktnn Marvin. wiui.ul nliloMiluiullliiK. Ihe ptVMiirv A lair IrcluttM mi.vs: "There U pnihipMi-, umklmnk, 'feml wwik- artaj.. tva. ,u of jiopulatloit iiikiii tint meuiiN of no work a man van lo hut that will mvs HiierMon, rvtruvtirsloii, uu ottHrrit .r tkn tmwatt HiibeUtemv In very Kreat, and If tin. Ix. letter tlotie by huvlui; a woman "lirliiKilown" eifitiims tilmiitio niiu(ittiwdUi'i)x.aibhkM ftu.tmuru Kafety.yalve of Ihe death-rate u to; by hi ,hh, How niil e..rryl.,K tV:,",!Iu!.::i,,lVV,V," 'Vl' " i u "JL"1""'"1 ', kliidiisl nllnivutH. ' ilnifttM. U'iliut down llil. little world of' a miller "Who is II. II. Warner, of Roche tor, N. Y., whoso Safo Remedies, es pecially Warner's Safe Curo, have at tained such success and celebrity al homo and abroad?" Tho question Ib inspired as much by affection aa curiosity, since through his instrumentality hundreds of thou sands, in both nomisphenft, hav oeon restortci to Health ana nappe noss. Hon. H. II. Warner, then, is a leading and honored resident ol Kochester, not only, but a prominent and influential citizen of the. United States. On several occasions chosen by his party as a National dolefrate to nominate a President of the Republic, he has been a tnembor of the Hepub can State Committeo and of its Exe cutive Committeo. Ho is- a member of the American Institution for the Advancement of Science; rrosident of the Rochester Chambor of Com merce ; a successful and upright busi ness man. He has given away for tunes in charities. The celebrated and costly Warner Observatory oi Rochester waB conceived, endowed, and is maintained by him. His munificent prizes for the discovery of comets has been at once Uie wonder and delight of the scientific world. ine yellow fever Fcourage in the South, the Ohio floods, the fire dis asters of Rochester and other cities awakoned ids pofoundest sympathies and in each instance his check for from $ 500 to $5,000 swelled the several relief funds, where other wealthy Hien give tens and hundreds, he gives : t.unureus anu tnousanus. Ilia charitios are as ready and magnificent as his enterprises and public spirit are boundless. Thoorldhas need of more such men. An incident led him into the manu facture ot medicine. Seized some twelve years ago with what the ablest I physicians termed fatal kidney dis-! ease, he waa miraculously restored to health by what is now known as' N arner's Safe Cure. At onn h -. ' solved to make known the merits of so potent a remedy, and the consequence ts that to-day he has immense labora tories and warehouses in the United Mates, Canada, Kngland, Germany, . , ' u""nmi tiurman. bales ot his Safe Remedies are enormous, ' and their power over disease simply marvelous. I The merit of a production is in ex- 7 tn $9Rfl I.0.XTII ca, w made act khtnin, -!, KTi.--. t ,7 I VP',' I" JJU working for u. Auenu act Keeping with the character of its prvfrrmt who ran furolah nor and proauoer. An honest and reliable e'vethirwhoiiimetothebuiue sire man himself, Mr, Warner makes ' "Vmenu,uJ;l1Pn)fltbl','Pi''isl mI.. ImiiAst n.i JjtkiJ ' ? i raBo i A few vamncle lu towns nnd cit-a. 1L F ihnnV.! it . e.,"edrin-'t JohiuonCaxlMn Main U lt&huwud, abundantly attested by their uhoao- Is t .. . menu oflieacy and ponalaritr ; ll- "aeute ag and biwinc ex. . wLsSuviVr7' lyr,'n' evermlud about ending -w- 'atamptortrply, U.P,j,o. Juit Onr Guarantee If a dealer receives a complaint, (which ho believes to be honest) from any musician to whom he has sold any of thet.0 strings, ho Is .authorlred by us to give him another string without charg,and all such loss will bo made good by us to our customers, without quibble or question. (Bewnruol Imitation.) Dealers will please send lor" descriptive catalogue. Tradj supplied at lowest price. OREGON LAND! ST. PAUL'S SCH00L FOR Boys and Girls. The school will open on the 24th of September. Thorough lnstruo-' tion in the primary and ' navunced English Branches. LATIN AND EEMLNTS Ofr MUSI In course. 'iRMS and further Information may be end on application to REV. K. H. POST, Cor. Chemeketa and ritateSts. 8-30-tf A GOOD CHANCE ajrKor partlrulancull at IhU office. Northern Pacific Railroad. GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE. TWO FAST TRAINS DAILY t NO CHANGE OK CARS SHORTEST LliiFTO CHICAGO And all points East via St. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS. n7he ortbern Pacific railroad Is tbe only line runnlmr I'mi.otKrAPtmi... un,.,! .t.r. aleepeni (free of charge) Luxurloui Day JSKA,' u""J.an lh,hlce Hleeping- Care. land to the east. 'eo that your ticket read via the Northern l'acine railroad and avoid the change of cars. Leave I-ortland at 8 a. m. and & p. m. dall arrive ut MtnneapolU or SU Paul at KWj p. III andU street dHlly at Ilii u. m. aad t: p. uu; Arr.VAat rumnutul 7:10 p m and tiS"" '"""n I'abu-e si.eplng rare, Ji",?.. y "'w. tlnt pa ace dining Sili.7,.,f " J' lnd, Tacoma and FKatU a JVV- '.'.'K.' lc- A. li- CHARLTON u- . . n ' s,- AKfnt, J2t rim m Cor W aahtngum M tMnlaud. Ores- nT le(,inu.r, .-.i midtl Mreata, tSS- . - -J3L r , v f
