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MONDAY AI,f'(jKT 0, 1389
A HomiiaV newspaper ntiiiounccs
two marriage, in one case the bride
being ttjjerl two yearn and In tue oth
er case fifteen months, while the
bridegroom was CO. Th's Is the sys
torn whbh Pundili llumiilml Is
Htruitallo-: n 'iiliiil.
an
con vi nicnt dress
'Vita need of a
for wo!; N stioiis'y felt by oiis!nes
women. One of I helare-l working
girls' .societies of New Yo.'k lias
ndnp'cd the blouse w.t'st and
straighl, ,alherod ulrt aj club ilre
for tlie membeiK.
Tins empem' of China Is anxloti
to encourage the liulldlir; of rail
roads In his kingdom, hut he Is sur
rounded by many obstacles. Ills
prlestw, astrologers and advisers of
various kinds are afraid of West
ern civilization, and they ciuployall
milliner of devlcei to keep tho young
potentate from auMng In a progres
sive way.
t'lMSTO JiUKNiHT lias great
faith In tho doctrine of work. "It
s all very nice," she says, "to Imyc
beautiful visions and Ideas Homing
aiotind In your brain and He back
and watch them, but you wont sue
ceed In anything unless you pin
those beautiful Ideas down on paper,
orou canvas, or model them In clay,
as the case '.lay bo. I am not In
clined to work, but 1 go to my study
every morning, whether I am in a
wi'tlng mood or not, and It Is sel
dom Indeed that I do not in'com-
pllsh something. Htioeess Is the lu
teal result of Work."
'I'm: superintendent of tho Cali
fornia lu use ol correction or leform
school reports that lie icoelvod l.'!"7
prisoner during the last llscal year,
of which over two-thirds were com
mitted for vagrancy, drunkenness
and misdemeanors. The expendi
tures amounted to fk-MU'l. Tho mi
pcrlutundoiit calls attention to I lie
increase oltho morphine habit, anil
says that tho mint of the young
men committed to ins care are
wrecks from that vlco when they
enter tltu Institution, ile lias found
that the best cure Is their confine
ment with a small allowance of the
drugilecieahlug each day until 11
nallv abandoned.
four Jnindiedtb anniversary of an
event which has been pronounced
thogreatcsMn historythe discovery
of America by Christopher Colum
bus. Hy the common consent of
mankind, tills anniversary Is re
garded with extraordinary interest.
The Spanish government began
preparations long ago for holding in
that country a great exhibition
representing the arts and industries
of fepanlsh America. But any plan
which omits from its scope the
greatest of American Itepublics and
disregards tho marvelous develor
ment of tho English-speaking race
on this hemisphcio will bo gro
tesquely incomplete. It is obvious
also that sucli an exhibition as
would properly illustrate the story
of America during these four cen
turies of magic growth should be
held on American soil, and no more
proper place could be selected for it
than Washington. This Is the seat
of our National Government, from
which all the Republics of Central
and South America have drawn
their Inspirit. Inn, and there would
bo a peculiar fitness In Inviting the
nations of the earth to that spot to
seo wllli thefrown eyes the slatel'ct
stntcliiro of free government the
world has over held.
the sixties. Halm will travel witli
the Samoan troupe and again ex
pect to isit his birthplace S. F. I
Tost. 1
Tlio Ten Sevens.
Seven years In childhood's spo-tand p'oy.
Keren yearn In school from day to day,
Seven years at trade or college life,
Hoven year to find and plpce a wi c,
Heven yea topleasue's full esg veti,
Hcven years by husincj-s litrdly i 'ven,
He en ycira for f one, a w 'd fcoosc clit sc,
Hevrii yeorafbrvvnlt.i nbooiics Jnre,
Seven years for hoarding for jour heir,
Heen yearn In wen'socs cnf, nndcare.
Tlien dleand go you I: now not wbcrc.
o
Taking tlic Outli.
"Do you," said I'linCy, t'other day,
"In earnest love ine ns you fray?
Or aie those tender words npplled
Allko to Ility g'rls bcslde7"
"Dear cruel girl," riled I, ferbear:
For by those eye, those lips, I swear7
EIic s opped me, as tho oath I took.
And cried, "Vou'ie hwo.'ii, now kim the
baoi.l"
"schaTs."
"MlMUMlS 111' Alll'ON."
"St inly human nature. I.yuui
what aie the hccrol springH of hu
man net'on." Thlsndviee Is often
given to young men. How won
derfully Ignorant are nine-tenths of
the people of the causes that Impel
the most active leaders in nearly all
movements, The self-interest which
Is the real spring of aciion 's ho well
hidden no one suspects It. Hut It is
Holf-lntea'U ".'tor id . Tho history
of tho county politics 1 folly given
would niH'ii our eyes. Tho county
treasurer Is an iiupoitaut item.
Down ho'uw, taking no open purl,
are men deeply, even vitally Inter
ested. Who will bo v.vastuer and
whore will lie deposit tho funds'.'
Orion a peiMiu of no pecuniary re
sponsibility is able to .;lvo the very
best iiiid heaviest bonds hccaiifu
certain ptu ties want the funds de
ported wllli them, Thero are
money ipiestious eouueeted with
bevenil olllcei ilheetly or iiullrvotly.
Kor twenty-live yonis lu one county
known to the writer the probate
ude,hlp has boon ipiletly trans
mitted tndittcront men of all parties
but ever in the interest of one family.
All tho Tat nduilulrlratlotw have
gone into the hands of the old man,
amoiiutliig to thouaiids of dollai's
iiuiiu.illy. If one will look around
him closely and ipiletly lie shall
Hint thiit self-luterent Is the sivio.
opi'tig lliiit moves (he most active
pany men, begMiuln-jf with a dis'ie
forthofiiijj and ponn'ihlto of the
Miialleit tow islnp ntilces and run
ning on up even to the center of
national administration at Wasu
lutoii, ( ii lolly, ulyly, cunningly
tue thousands of iuteretisl pilous
t work planning and contriving,
and when the (iiueeonies they have
only tohet ihelr iIoxm to barking in
odor In make the t.olnuuid tiptoar
o'u lively wililiwlgii.
A Half Century Iti'trospcrt.
Kii'ty years ago the writer was
mingling In Jtisl such a company at
the place mentioned. The general
forecast made below perfectly applies
to (lie destiny of all who were mound
lilm. Kil.
Look at that band of young boys
playing on the great campus of Ken
yon Hall, a large preparatory school
for boys. It hends forty or lifty
youth out every year to enter either
some university or school or "insti
tute" of some kind If the parents
can afuVd it; If not, to go at some
business or trade. Some ot the
brightest boys thero who aro fore
most in lrssous and In all adventur
ous plays, real leaders, will go Into
business or learn a trade and never
be heard of save as ordlnaiy mer
chants or mechanics, etc. Many
really dti'l, inletlor ones w'll go to
the untverhlly,giaduaie, and enter a
profc slon and become i ich or famous
or both. Some of the thicker skull
ed ones will enter West Point or tho
Naval School, and if war comes
may gain Immortal fame; if peace
pi avails will have place and honor
all their llvci anyhow. Diamonds
aie rolled Into the mud and Ur.A:
leaden lumps are po'ished and l.ept
lu high place and do really shine
more or le.i.s.
Hut, for all that, chance, often in
emergency, picks up, by some (p'er
fieak, a Lincoln or a Patrick Henry,
and he Is found equal to any por
tion wlieie p'aeodj and gieat com
motions are very likely to In Jug for
ward the men whom nature lias
moulded for nibihly works, and who
but for (lie commotion must have
leiualncd foiover "mute Inglorious!"
And what Is the lesson taught by
such rejections V It Is this, that not
in riches nor honors aro (rue happi
ness; that those tilings coiuu as Inci
dents of our cireiimstaiic'.i, and aro
not to lie tho objects of unceasing
struggle. Hut to everyone alike,
everywhere and at all times is the
advice of tho poet applicable
"Afk well your put-;,
Thero all the honor llct.."
C
Ami
I.
IIAHN WAS SHAXd HAIKU.
Cannibals
Ho Lived Anions the
ior Jinny Yours.
Accompanying the troupe of na
tive S.iinoaus who arrived hero to
day is a man named Kdward llahn,
who acts as interpreter for tho na
tives. llahn has a remarkable history.
Ho Is a native of Switzerland, but
left that country In 1S.VI tor tho
United States, where he enlisted in
the Union army and fought through
the war, returning with a good rec
ord and a comtukslon of captain.
After the. war llahn eanie to Cali
fornia and worked for about two
years in the mines.
JIo then visited San Kninclseo, In
tending to return to his native laud.
Ono evening, while walking along
oiio of the- streets, tho name of
There's always a boom In loaded
guns.
Sllghtof-hiuid performanceThe
girl who rejects an ofl'cr of marriage.
A Curiosity A governcKs adver-
tsli'g for a situation, wiy "she is a
perfect inystrc.-s of her own tongue! '
A clergyman happening to get
wet, was standing over the tire to
dry Jils clothes, and when his col
league came in lie asked him to
preacli for him, as lie was wet. "No,
sir, I thank you," was the prompt
reply. "Preacli yourself; you will be
dry enough lu the pulpit."
MinlsterTliunderbolt I regret to
have to announce to the Sunday
school that the late superintendent,
Afr. Steahnan, has left our beautiful
city for a sojourn in Canada. Let
this be a warning to the youth
of the school to yalk in tho straight
and narrow way. The school will
now join mo In singing that beauti
ful song "We Shall Meet him Over
There."
An Italian inn-keeper confessed
ton priest, wlio asked him if lie nev
er greased tho teeth of his guests'
horses to prevent their eating. Ho
replied (hat lie had never do.ie so.
Tho next time ho confessed that he
had committed the act several tunes.
"Why," said the priest, "you told
mo Jn.it dine that you had never
done it.' "Holy father," replied
the Inn-keeper, "I did not know
the trick then."
Colonel Bluegrass of Kentucky
stood pensively in front of the l'al
mcr Hoii'-e the' other day, when a
seedy-looking wreck nicaudeieil o
ward him and ob-erved:
"My friend, can you help me "
u tit i.i
io, sail," snapped llie colonel.
"Vim are too prior," lemaiked the
seedy liidivdii.il: "1 was lmIii.'' to
ask you if you could help mo lind
Lie nearest saloon vhere we could
ooih get something at my expense."
'Well, Major," responded the
Colonel allably, "I tluniio but I
lould, sab. This way, sail."
"Pretty time of night, Mr. M ,
for you to come home pretty tune,
three o'clock in the morning; you, a
respectable man in tho community,
and tho father of a family."
'"Tlsn't three-it's only one; I
heard It strike. Council always sits
Mil one o'clock."
"My soul! Mr. M , you'rdrunk
as true as I am alive; you'r drunk.
It's thicoln the morning."
"I say, Mrs. M , it's one. I
heaid it strike as I came around the
wMc
The Chief Tirnson for tno great roa
eess of Hood's Sarsaparllla Is found In th
article Itself. It is merit that wins, and tin
fact that Hood's Sarsaparllla actually a
eoinpllshcs what Is claimed for It, Is whil
has given to this medicine a popularity and
lalo greater than that of any other earsapa-
Mrit Wine rllIa or blo?d purt
merit Winb ner before Ui6 public.
Hood's Sarsaparllla cures Scrofula, Ball
Itlieum and all Humors, Iiyspcpsla, Sick
Headache, Biliousness, overcomes Thit
Tired l'cellng, creates an Appetite, strength
sns the Nen cs, builds up the Whole System
Hood's Nnrsnpiirilla Is soldbyalldruff
;ials. Si; six for $3. 1'repared by C. I. Uoo
WJo.. Apothecaries, Low eU, Mass.
Pittsburg isfco afraid of Ohio river
water since the Johnstown disaster
that hundreds of tanks filled with
water from the nprlngs at Waukesha,
Wis., have been Letup all over the
city and run by machinery on the
dr.ip-a-u'ekcl-ln-the slot plan. Tho
thirsty citizen puts in his nickel and
pulls out a drink, and the tanks are
largely patronized.
Ilnrklen's Arnica Salvo.
Tho best salve in the world for
cuts, brui.-es, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, tetter chapped
lintidu, chilblains, corns and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles
or no pay required. It is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
lefiinded. Price 'Si cents per box.
For sale by Daniel J. I'ry, drug-glf-t-
A shoe merchant's small boy at
St. Louis, Mo., painted on the fence,
"If you want good shoes go to Mr.
" Dr. Cases small kid wit-
The Best Residence Localities
the civ of Portland and olhcr prosperous towns are those owned 1y men or corporations who
have the disposition and ability to improve them.
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r
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B 81 Fl H 111 1 0
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TON
IS OWNED BY
lily
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And this Corporation is determined to
1
ake I
T
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Mnwe Mlta
ne.ssed the operation, and determin
ed to sustain ills father's reputation,
added to the fence tho legend, "If
you want good babies go to Dr.
Case."
Tho immedlato symptoms of Dys
pepsia, or Indigestion, aro a distres
sing sense of weight, oppression and
fullucfs in tlie stomach, heartburn,
los of appetite, foul breath, belch
ing, flatulency, nausea pains in tho
shouiders and breast. Dr. Henley's
Dandelion Tonic' promotes healthy
illecstlon mill removes all unhealthy
I symptoms. Nold by D. W.Mathews
To tho city of Salem. They have at this time fifteen teams employed and the contemplated improvements have
scarcely begun. It Is intended to make the drive leading from Commercial street through Riverside and High
land auditions 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 bo more than two blocks distant from tlie line. Highland Park will in tlie near luture be
TI-IB MOST POPULAR RESORT
ABOUT THE CJTY OF SALEM.
Lois ill Highland Additon 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 tlie public buildings and our highest
mountain peaks. Arraugemeuts are already being made for the location of two churches in this addition, and
a numberof residences are soon to bo built. .Buildings only of the best class will be permitted. Residence lots
within the limits of tlie city of Salein are worth on an average over 1000. We can sell you better lots in High
land addition for one-third of the money, and being directly on tlie line of the street railway tlioy are practi
cally not half so far from tho public, buildings and the business part of tho 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 51000 for an itiferior lot not so well located. With the difference of $"00 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.
comer, two or three times."
His spouse could say no more, so
she retired.
A Wise .llaiili'ii.
"Laura," said tho young lady s
mother not unkindly, "It seems to
me that you had tho gas turned
raMierlow last evening."
"It was solely foreconoinv, mam
ma," answered the in.iUieu.
"Thero is no u.se uvi,ig to heat the
gas company, my daughter. 1 luno
noticed that the sluujog otrofl.io
gas is already followed by a corres
ponding ineivase of picture."
"Well, Hut lessens tho waist,
doesn't It, mamma, deaf."1 leplied
the aniens ghl. And her fond par
ent could Mud no more to saw
One ol I 'i- curiosities or the Paris
cxp.iiitloii is an Immense globe
whioli is rotated by machinery at
the rate of the eaih'H icvolul'cu.
it is 100 feet in diameter and con
tains on its surface all the cities,
counties and lines of communication
on tlie earth.
A Happy Woman.
"Tho happiest women like tho a
happiest nations have no history,"
says the wonderful writer, Ueorgo
Eliot, but no woman can lie happy
who is sulleriiig from tho irregular
ities or "weaknesses" so common to
I lie sex. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre
scription will sooth the nervous
troubles and restore health and
vigor once more. The roses will
bloom again on those faded checks.
It is a positive cure for tiio most
complicated and obstinate cases of
prolapsus, weak back, "femal weak
y"VEn 6.00 0.000 lwo-JLe be"
ol tno largest ana most reliable bouae, ua tocy
Ferry's Seeds
K Mimmm&L. l
Myi- M
-rf jrrz. ff 'w.f-iT'nk.
T.VBhfflWKSP
XUfljrFAlH'iP
v-h. aa.v tm.
- -lkAJL. -'Br
D. M, FERRY A OO. in
fcnowieugea to D Uta
Largest Seedsmen
In the world.
D H.FXBSTACO'1
Illuttra ted. Desert p.
tlie md Priced
SEED ANNUAL
For 1880
win ho maiiiui rnrr
ta all annlleanta. inrt
to lut Teiipa cnktfwnnra
Ithout ordering It, inrafu-
JOHN F. STRATTON & SON
SEE HERE!
ne-.s," autovcisiou, retroversion,
"bearing-down" sensations, chronic
congestion, Inflammation ami ulcer
ation, pain and tenderness, ami
kindred ailments.
Herndon is authority for saying
t!,nt before her marriage .Mrs. Lin
coln declared that tho man she mar
ried must some day bo president.
She wiu courted by both Lincoln
and Stephen A. Douglass, and in se
lecting tho plainer of tho two. did
become the wife ol a president.
THE NEW DISCOVERY.
You have heard your friends and
neighbois talking about it. You
may yourself be one of tho many
who know from personal experience
hist how good a thing it is. If you
have ever tried it, you aro one of. its
staiiucn iriemis, because tlie won
u. ... !., .,:., ,, ,mmu ol MoSluuiM M,, Mko loS ,U,r,ul lSafcmMt K that when
which ho never know, he entered a ' """"V , " , ,, mv Klveii a trial, Dr. King's New
saloon where mtislo and barmaids1 A ' l,lt lw ,,mt Ktt'lw Mirers nu-ovory ever after holds a place in
.Matrimony N hot buckwheat
cake., warm bods, comfortable slip
pers, smoking oolite, round arms,
red lips, kind word, shirt $ uxtdlluK
iu button, redeemed blocking,
Vonl-Jacki., luippluoH, etc. Hurrah!
were tho main featines. Ho was
tiieretiruggcil, unit when he e.une i
to be found ho had been shanghaied
tilKxinl the trading schooner Wil
liam (iillbrd, hound for the Manmls
IslauiH,
While at tho Islands ho escaped to
the shore. He was captured by the
natives, who were cannibals, but
iiiaunged to escape death by per
forming acrobatic feats for their
pleasure.
Ho remained with tlie islanders
jaway by its own bark-
das that would gv out at night
an I come iu again iu tho morning.
A saiieo-p.in that will boll over
lib rage wlion tho cork Is Insu'tcd.
A clock that Is so conceited so as
not to run down Its own works.
The ovit of a poor man's stomnoh
(to rce if it is out at tlie elbows).
UK NU.V1' II' KA8T.
Kor i MAr I v tnHihJo.1 wltU jmIm Iu
tuy Uiol mitt ltto, nal lKJv'ha. ILo imu1i
u( liter ivl Vltliia- IrouWo r ura altmtusl
1 111 JO'tt V.VrtfllM. &.Pftlltl(lLl l.k Iktt MUA-
for three years and then CM-apiHl on uus tottuiMial tu tfa iim u.i whtvh
a trading Vtel and was taken to I woiuM i jirawtwil i mm tai4ssi iu try it.
Tahiti. After staying there for one la ' l ui vecMHbir. n
. , ,. ,; ,. . , , ,, ,,. . . wouM t u rote ta na h.irm Hu'tislM
yir and a half ho unt to the , w u,,w Mj t ,h w N1-4 w
Aunoaii Ulanils, thoie ho has roid-1 uij- iiut mi n,-iw ithamMiraii ami i hn
the lioue. if you have never Used
it and should be alllicted with a
cough, oold or any Tlinuit, Lung or
t'liest trouble, secure a bottle at
once ami give it a trial. It Isguamm
Iced every time, or money refunded.
Trial Unities Free at DanlelJ. Fry's
Drugstore.
says:
with
A SOUND LEGAL OPINION.
K. ltaiiibridge, Miinday
County Atty., Clay Co.. Tex.
nave iiscit Mecirlo iiltteru
most happy results. My
was uImi very low with
Fever and Jaundice, but was cured
by timely iisoof this medicine. Am
salUtlod KUvtrie Hitters saved has
life."
Mr. 1). I. Wlleoxsou of Horo
Cae, Ky., adds a like testimony,
slnir: He ixwltivelv tadleves he
would nito died, had it not been
ol for the iat sevetitivn years, car- uieiww u. lulM wiui totmv itwt i fur jnj. ltaiurs.
...i ii ...n.... I.,.. I..... ., i I wnl Krnl Utlk tt mr famllv In Wn inj . 'i.
ryliigou a small trading business.
During the tune lie won the friend
ship of the. natives and lias always
lived among them.
ThU l the tlrst time lie ha been
I ni K!t totilo tu lay fsmth' In Nn
Jiru'j, rtw Im took It vrlUi U umw nt
Urtury tx-julit,
Maitrrftulktr, foot ol OUy trsit &m ra.
Tlits uivit rvuieil v will ward oil, J
as welt a- cure all Malarial Diseases,
, .um itu .tu money, i.iir;uni ruiu
i sob OUuMers stands unetiiiuled.
PrlwWa and nhx l)anie,l J. Fry'
I Dmgurv. 'f
la azlittiit. Iouldaendforit. AddreM
O. M. FERRY CO., Datrell. Mich.
A PUBLIC BENEFACTOrV
"Who la H. H. Warner, of Rochs
or, N. Y., whoso Safo Remedies, e
pecially Warner's Safo Cure, have at
tained such success and celebrity at
home and abroad?"
Tho auostlon is iiisrdred as much h
auecuon as ciirioiity, sinro through
his instrumentality hundreds of thou
sands, in both nomispheros, hare
been restored to health and happi
ness. Hon. H. H. Warner, then, is a
loading and 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,
bo has boon a member cf the Renub
can Stato Committee and of its Exe
cutive Committee. He la a mimh
of the American Institution for tli
-Advancement of Science; President
of tho Rochester Chamber of Cora
morco ; a successful and upright busi
ness man. He lias pi ven away for
tunes in charities. The celebrated
and costly Warner Observatory ol
Rochester was conceived, endowed,
and is maintained by him. His
munificent prizes for the discovery of
comets has been at once the wonder
and delight of the scientific world.
The yellow fever ecourage in the
South, tho Ohio floods, the fire dis
asters of Rochester and other citiei
awakened his DrofoundpatRvmnnMiina
and in each instance his chock for
from 500 to $5,000 swelled the soveral
relief funds. Where other wealthy
men give tons and hundreds, he gives
hundreds and thousands.
His charities are as ready and
magnificent as his enterprises and
juuiu spirit aro Dounuiess.
Tho world has need of more such
men.
-vn incident led him Into the manu
facture ol medicine. Seized some
twelve years ago with what the ablest
physicians termed fatal kidney dis
ease, he waa miraculously restored to
health by what is now known aa
iirnir'd .nf Phm it MMA. u. .
Urollier nolvr.1 tn mit.l.nn..i. l. ,..:.- -f ..
-Malarial notent a rnmoAv in. I !, ,n..,
is that to-day he has immense labora
tories and warehouses in the United
fetatea, Canada, England, Germany,
-Austria, Australia and Burmah. Sales
w mi cjuo ivomeuies are enormous,
and their power over disease simply
marvelous.
The merit of a production is in ex
act keeping iih the character of its
producer. An honest and reliable
man himself. Mr. Warner makoi
honest and reliable medicines a fact
abundantly attested by their pheao
Bienal etflcacy and popularity.
If there is anyone in the whole state
of Oregon who wants to return
to the east he should read
this advertisement:
i
A Bargain For Somebody ! !
Importers niul AV'holesalo dealers ia
MUSICAL MKHCIIANIMMS. New York,
4'! nnd4j WnlkerSt. .John F. Stratton's
Celebrated Hu Man Gut Violin strings, the
Finest In the World.
EASTERN PROPERTY!
Our Guarantee If a denier receives a
complaint, (which he believes to be honest)
from any musician to whom ho has sold
any of these strings, ho Is authorized by
s to give htm another string without
charg,iindall such loss will bo made good
by us to our customers, without quibble or
."ctlon. (Bewnruot Imltntlon.) Dealers
win pieiie send tor descriptive catalogue.
Iradj supplied at lowest price.
-To Exchange for-
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Jill
ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL,
FOB
Boys and Girls.
The school will open on the 21th
or beptember. Thorough Instruc
tion In tho primary and
nuv.,ncea
English J3ranches,
LATIN AND EEMEXTS OF MUSI
-In coui-se.-
'x EMMS and further Information may be
end on application to
HEV. F. H. POST,
Cor. Chemeketa and StateSts.
S-SO-tf
Soita Pacific Railroad,
A G00IT CHANCE
i-For particuUrscatl at thU office.
GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE
TWO FAST TRAINS DAILY !
NO CIIANQE OK CARS
SHORTEST UnTtO CHICAGO
And all points East via
St. PAUL aud MINNEAPOLIS.
The Northern Pacific railroad Is the only
llnO rUClllnp l'MnrwrlMlnd Uaaa.. .t...
fclcepon, jfreo of charge) Luxurlom Day
roaches, lullman l"ai.ice hleepifeg Care.
Palace Diutog Curs, (meals 75c) froni Port
land to tho east.
- ee that your ticket read via the Northern
Pacinc railroad and avoid the
change of can.
i '-""' Portland at P a. m. and & p. m.
Ually arrive ntllnnmnriiia n ut t,i -
U(Oii.ni. '
nrt-in -n. ... '""""' .. i'i visjojj. iTains leave Front
prervrml uho ran niroiTh " 1.0? "U"V V1"'0.1 lX. t .a. rn. and .
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