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U&. THE CAPITAL EVENING JOURNAL. TOE CAPITAL JOURNAL rUBLI8HEDDAIL.Y,i:XCi:iTHUMAY, ur the Canital Journal Publishing Company. (Incorporated,) Kntrcd at llio poMofllco at Halciii,Or.,as second-class matter. CLARE B.IRVINE, Manager. Hee fourth page for terms of subscrlp- AdcrtlemcnlK to Insure Insertion (for ihc Mine day) should bo handed In by 1 Correspondence containing now of In- frest una linrxiruincr in umreu mini mi part of the Mate. No attention will be paid to anonymous Mi.nmtitilenHnnu- Person dndrlng the Capital Jouhvai. served at tlielr houses can secure 11 y !" ,il card request, or by word left at this office. , . Hpcclmen numbers cent free on appllcn- Onic'o, corner Court and Liberty Hired. FRIDAY HBITKM ItKIl 0, 18MI K.nomhii iiutliurllleH lmve con cluded Unit ilyn.imlo cooling, if not the Hole catirtc of ruin, in, at till evciiN, tlif only cuti-o of any Im portance, all otliur catiWH Im'Iiik either inpumtlve or relatively linlj? ulflcant. FituM exKjrlmoiitH made in Jliuh mind, Va., with eleetiic liealeic, il eunm prolialile Unit a picwngei coach enn bo kept warm at an ex puiiHe of two eentH an hour, the cur rent liehiK hiipplled hy a ilyuauin on tlie loconiotlvu or lender. Ahyhtkm ot liuildlii.' liouwH en tlrely ofMlieut iron him heen com inunlcded totlie Mvloty of iiiolilti'c turo in Park The puititloiiri, loofe und wMiiiHcotliiK aie composed of double melalllc hIicl'Ih, M'piiated by niuxlr muttrtnH, which N miridiiniled by dlirereiit non-eondiicloiri of heat. tiik hr.t:iii;r or aicuiai. thavi:i.. Hefeiiliij; to the Had fate of 1'iof. Hoftiii, who lost ills life in attempt Inj; to navigate (lie Cmiiphell iicrial vessel, a fow weekH ago, hoiiiu oiiu Hiiyw: When human ingenuity can mutch tlio product of nature; when it can make a machine po-wcusingas luticli power and eiidiirunee to the ounce of weight iih th:it of the hoiiilnir pigeon wliieli lately lluw from Detroit to JtuMHIo (iii'i miles) In lo limn four bourn; when it caiiwi arntngo mid antoinalleally Hhlft it Heries of vaucH liku Hlitfilng featliLTH in u IiiiwIc'h wing, wliieli HUHpeud it in the air for hours til iiiohI without appatent imotlou, when It ean hoIvo the, problem of how thin hiiiuu hawk (hops like a bullet from thu dl..yiug height of u half mile, and cheeks ilhwlf un harmed above it h proy, tlieu it may learn to travel in the air. tiik ci(i.ni:m: lxio.Mr.n. Observation In public places gives satisfactory evidence, that the uso of cigarettes is rapidly on the decline. Whether this Is due to thu stiingent laws passed In many of thu states against selling them to minors, or that smokers have comu to their senses and have taken warning from tlielr own experience and thu unani mous condemnation of smoking cigarettes by thu medical ptofession, or whether the evil practice lias be gun to lie looked upon as a diseiedit able vice to bo pr.ietkvil only In secret, wu know not; but It iseeilalu that, us compaied with the pat, very fow clgaicttesaio now miioI.hI In public. Cigar dealers say that thu sales of ciuarcttcs have fallen oil' enormously. The manufacturers of these noxious tilings have been com pelled to adveitlso hugely to prevent the. entire destruction ol tlielr busi ness. Kmplnycrs and business men generally Have ui rayed themselves in opposition to tho.se who peuUt In t ho object loimhlo practice, and young ladles have learned to understand that thu real reason why their young men smoke cigarettes is that they can hiunku twenty of them, vile though (buy are, for the pi Ice of a very cheap cigar. It will Ihi well for our youth when the habit becomes wholly extinct. William Dudley, Professor of Chemistry In the Van derbllt University, gives the results of recent careful analytical cmhtI incuts made by him In his lattora tory with the smoke of an ordinary cigarette. The tests were, thorough ly seieutlllo ami conclusive. The fact was demonstrated U'voiul the elm nee of doubt or question that curhoulo oxide Is (lie chief constltu. tint of clgurvtto smoke, If not air tobacco smoke, uud that its iuhala tiuu Into the air jmsages mid lungs iiii.hI, tif nectts-slty, bo excvdlngiy A deleterious Prof. Dudley refers to ) published abortions that the adul ...!.. ,Y I.. I... will. ...J ...I " " i.iii.".imii nun JlAVorlug drugs, and the alleges! I presence o I arsenic In thu ikiikt, aroj the chief causes of the evil eiteets of , . ,.,,. , ... ViK,vu iiuM.,Kl ma ,.moouiiws mem iiiiHjiuxiiicior.v aim iiisuiucieni as explanations, llUcliemleal tests, ho liisUt, have demonstrated ik lively thoncltiil o.u e of the mU chief, uaiiielv, the cigarettes Miiok er's absorption of the carlsinle odo uud oilier gases, ctiixlu dcoxlda tlou ot the bbssl, mill thereby Im- pairing Its sucr to build up (he WiMlng (Istiies of thu body. The clgurvtto habit Im or lati .u-un. Iv , ., , . foiq v ry wiiim hi lu ilih fyuitrtv, It is one of those many European f ....It ...ttlnl. t. ftllh ttiifit.ln ' JIIIJ1 UUIUlin IIIUII ll irs-uj... more harm than good. Many of our young men, nnd some of them are neither young nor Inexperinced, arc literally burning out of them Hclves the heat eletnetit of their ninii liood byBiicklng Into tlielr HysteniH the poison of physical and mental degeneracy through the filthy cigar ette. Cigar smoking and pipe smok ing are bad enough and pernicious enough in all conscience, but cigar ette smoking Is absolutely suicidal. "SCRAl'S." The queen of Slam wears one and one-half inch boots. A spark of leve: The diamond In the engagement ring. There are no rounds of drinks in the ladder of success. Plenty f "rocks" Imparts a dis position to give people a stony stare. Labouchero may be expected in America as soon as parliament ad journs. One damaging fact against faith cures is that they arc by their very nature trust concerns. Thu hog will eat food half dirt, but lie enjoys clean food better and thrives better on a pure article. If one man gets something for nothing it stands to icason that an other man gels nothing for some thing. Ii lenieyer says the children bom or w iinun addicted to the morphine huhlLniu practically morphine cat ers from birth. It is claimed that raspbeiry vines do butter if the old canes aie cul away immediately after the berries have been picked. A gentleman of Pomona, Cal., says that only live days have passed since March, 188S, that he has not had flesh strawoeirics on his table. "I say, conductah, how comes it Unit we've i cached ouah destination half a minute late?" "Front end ol train's on time. Hear end's alius late." Oiiu county in Missouri has sold thirty-two car-loads of corn-cobs during the last year, realizing iTi.OOO. Thuv wcio sold to a pipe factory In Ht. Louis. "Well, no, lie's not what you call a great llur. He'll tell a doen little lies every day, though." "Oh, I see, ami it would taku him twelve days to bu guilty of gioss lying," A little girl who hud been to a circus for thu Hint thnu in her brief life greatly amused the family, on her return, by telling them "she saw thu elephant eat with his fionttail." An Interesting cougioss Is being held in Paris, that namely of those who aiu interested in photograph ing thu skies and their stars. A largo number of Ameiicau scliolais aiu In attendance. Borne idea of the shah's traveling expenses may bo formed from the statement that Cook's charge for what lailroad and hotel expenses he had dlnhuiscd on the shah's account was jWi.OOO. Senator Piigh of Alabama frank ly tells his fellow democrats that they need not hope tocairy any of thu new stales of (lit) not (Invest. Pugh takes no stock In laiubow chasing. Customer How do you sell sugar this morning, Mr. HcalesV tlrocer 11 V the pound, sir, same as always. Customer Well, as I want two pounds this morning, I guess I'll go across thu way to Mr. Counter's, The Hook Concern gives a divi dend to l lie Oregon confeienco tills j car of K:iJ. The earning of the Hook Concent go to tlio stippott of tliu worn out ministers and the w idows and orphans of those ho have died in tlio work. Over in Indiana a man went out hunting, and while ho wa thus en gaged there was a big rain, and he sought shelter in a hollow log. The log liiv.une soaked wllh water, and swelled until the aperture was too small for the man to get out again. Theiv hu was In a dilemma. He quickly reviewed his past life, and when he came to think that ho was not even a sukscrlber for his own homo paper, he lelt so small that he crawled out of the hole without any Double- whatever. A Hi:itIOl'H ltMJIi:U. l.mly &rly VrontrrxteO hj 1'ateiK Hitllrlur. A lad r vrcll-Uiow ii In tlio Vetoru ,iliilli tin Wsfu n Krt-itt iiftVrvr (or )iu with linti Kiu.u.i.ijiH - ,i. rum-fcuiiiiiHvu-Hi uoiullirHllii6Joy'ViH;vlaWolrlri. a uo ont tor a Utu. Ttu drus kM, not . tuslt, tllMthemluiotVlnsiiuiittHrSar.4 ,1"mI-. ; "" l,"JlH rf'l wv UltUlTkl I4oot J'UtllWu, llio cttivt nt tlio Cu,WinjPtliHlldcof iVUMk lulo ioumcU I lrv.ly dlitrrulujtydcllitowindl.atnu, lmo.tj'ro.ttilujhrU-tor'tliemIiti.Vewi rwtlflvd. She theu tailed upou Mrs. )Vler ut K! KlUt street, bote umo hi nmons thce cured by Jo' VegvUlJo BriillU. Mrs. Kowle r said It at true that It had rated her. Ajahi rvaMUrcd, the rsetaul com ljuud was tent hit aud jotteu The (eutle action ol Its 'vtaUo stimulants upon tho liver, Vldurys aud dlgvstho wyau., aud Its Marin stomach tonics, vera the tery thtu$s ueoded, aud sho bofau luipnmug and was ;.M-Ultiauloiiwshu Thi, sound. lltfl fiction, but the uauus ran be f vtu II pw!.l-"tar,W?fM",,', WHEN WORK IS DONE. It Is at If the world were glad t . Whether In light or darkness clad, ' Tho hour Is never dull or sad When work is done. i Tho Tery voices In the street Aro tuned to notes more soft and sweet; Wo lovo all things we cbanco to meet When work Is done. f The gentle music of the breeze, The tender whispers of the trees, And every sound, has power to please When work Is done. Upon each dear, familiar face Rests some new trait of winsome grace, And Joy lights up tho old home-place When work Is done. Life's tumult suddenly grows still. And love and gladness and good-will Come with their peace the heart to Oil When work is done. But when the hours of labor close, And earth is wrapped In sweet repose, And all things sleep alas for those With work undone I Oh, kind Taskmaster, lot Thy rest He to tired workers manifest, And unto all who do their best. Say Theu: "Well done I" Marianne Farnlngham. A COQUETTE. rt How Ruby Howard Was Taught a Bovoro But Valuablo Losaon. "How absurdly disagrceablo you can mako yourself, Jack. Hut there I'm not going to quarrel with you. How much longer aro you K'nK t keep mo up to abuso me!" and Ruby laughed aloud in her usual saucy, tantalizing manner. Jack looked at her, his fuco as black as a thunder-cloud, on which was written a stern determination; but sho was in no way appalled by it. On tho contrary, sho looked at him gayly and carelessly, as if sho wero perfectly indiffer ent to him or his moods. "Miss Howard," he began. "Miss Howard," sho mimicked, mocking ly; "slnco when, pray! Howcoremoniously wo grow, to bo sure." Ho resumed, as if sho had not interrupted him: "I will not dotain you but a moment longer. Whllo I am convinced that nt tho present time you aro perfectly heartless, owing tnoro to tho unhappy way of your bringing up and to tho influences and fash Ion of Bocicty than to natural hardness of heart" "Oh I thanks, thanks awfully, you aro too good," sho broko in again, laughingly. It was all as good as a burlesquo to her, ac customed as sho was to lovers' rantings. "I am as firmly convinced," ho went on In so calm n tono that It should have warned hor that this meant moro than an ordinary tifT, "that you lovo mo, but, with your natural porvcrsencss, will neither acknowl edge It to yourself nor me." As ho said this with an air of a judgo pronouncing sentence on somo unhappy prlsonor with his gray oyos fixed on her fnco with tho sternest gazo they wero capa blo of in splto of horBelf tho bloom on her soft, round chock deepened to a bright red nnd for nn instant hor saucy, mocking oyes fell buforo his. A transient srallo passed over his gloomy faco at this ovidonco of his Iowor, and loft it oven gloomier than be fore As ho regarded tho lovely, half-shy facoboforo him ho commenced again bitter ly : "And why will you not ylold to that lovo nnd mako us both happy I I will tell you. You do not wish to bo tied toono; to rccelvo tho lovo and homngoof ono is not to your tasto. Oh, no, not for years to como. if I would wait p.itiontly und in the mean time bo always roaay to uniico attendance! on nil your whims, not noticing any ono clso, and always koopiug in tho background when a dcslrublo flirtation camo up, then, per haps, if you didn't moot somo ono you pro forred to mo, after keeping mo in suspense nil that tlmo, you might graciously condo scend to marry mo. Hut I declino to bo como tho slnvo of any woman; and, ns much as I lovo you, I am going to lcavo you forever." " Iln, lint" nnd hor sweet, low laugh rang out 111(0 nelnmo of silvery bolls. "Tho plot thickens, l'lcasogoon; it is as lovely as a play." " I know and feci," said Jack, earnestly, "that wo aro especially suited to each other, and I bellovo that In tlmo you will rcallzo tho truth of what 1 say and will regrot mo, oven ns I regrot you now but no moro. I'vo already said too much moro than I in tended; good-bye," nnd with a deep bow ho turned nnd loft, "Well, of all things I" sho murmured. "Koruvcrl Fudge I I'll sco him to-morrow on tho proiuuundo tho samo as usual. Ho is delicious. I do liko 111 in tho best when ho assorts himself. Ho is grand whon ho gets enraged. Ho looks sostorn nnd glnresso, mid is so uuupproiichuble that I nm almost nfruld of him tho darling. If I don't look out ho will cud in making mo marry him before tho season is over. Of cour&o I shan't marry any ono olso, but I'm not go ing to hurry myself; thoro's plenty of tlmo." After which sago conclusion sho went up to hor room la guy spirits, thinking of tho good tlmo sho would have In making up with Jack as sho had dono n number of times before. Tho next day Miss Kuby failed to meet Jack ns usual. In fact n week passed, and in all that tlmo ho had not culled. Sho had missed his presence from ball and opora, and every plnoo that sho had graced with her bright presence. At last, making a fow iuiUiries, sho found that Jack was out souiowhoro on tho broad ocean on his way to China to join his brother, a tea mer chant, and was likely to bo abseut a terra of years. Although outwardly Kuby managed to conceal tho shock sho had received, sho could uot conceal from her own heart that something had gone from hor that sho missed and longed forwithnnlndescribaulo longing and a wild regret. It was all tho moro muddeulug that noouo was to blame for hor sorrow but herself. Tho old places had lost their charm. Kvery thing and every body was iusipid, flat nnd monotonous. Ah I if ho would only return, how gladly would sho acknowledge her love, und how gladly would sho marry him at tho earliest date ho might mention. Had sho known his address at that time sho would have; w rilten to tell him of her lovo aud peni tence Four years after Jack had gone Kuby was ut a fashionable watering place, She was still tho bollo of every oiiouibl.ige. Her ludlfferenco and utter carelessness, combined with her raro beauty, brought her scores or admirer, whom sho drove almo.1 mil with her cbldnMt. Bho was .ull a lovely u$ over, but In her ulir. brown eje there was a thado ot taduets, audit slightly abseut look which gave a touch of soul to a face that had heretofore sparkled with wit, and glowed with gay. ity and high spirits, but had lacked feeling. Now It was perfect. If Jack could only sco her uow One, day she was taking her morning stroll, and feeliug an unaccountable de pression of spirits. Her gret eyes were wearing their most absent look, and as they wandered orer tho crowd, that was ever comlug and going, sho started vlo lUr, ui) ber delicate, felgii-br) VSft The Chief Reason for WO great HI cess of Hood's Sarsaparllla Is found In tha article Itself. It is merit that wins, and On fact that Hood's Sarsaparllla actually a compllshes what Is claimed for It, Is what bas given to this medicine a popularity an! lale greater than that of any other garsap Merit WinS fier Def0re the publla. Hood's Sarsaparllla cures Scrofula, Bait Rheum and all Humors, Dyspepsia, Blck Headache, Biliousness, overcomes Thai Tired reeling, creates an Appetite, strength ins the yen cs, builds up the Whole System Hood's Mnronimrllla Is sold by all druf lists. $ljslxforS5. Prepared by 0. 1. HooT V (Jo.. Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass. The oldest steamer ;iu the world, nccording to the Steamship, is lying in Howling Harbor, on the Clyde. The Industry, built in 1814, plied for about sixty years on the Clyde, and was finally laid up where she now lies. Last year the engine, a side lever one, with spur-wheel gearing, was taken out and placed in the Kelvinsido'park at Glasgow. The old boat is fast breakingup, and will doubtless shortly disappear. The engine, however, will show to futuie engineers what a side-lever engine was like, and how it was connected by gearing to the paddle shaft. "Thcie was u flog tlint lled In n spring liocmiulit such u cold tlint hu could not Mug." I'oor, unfortunate, HatiachainI In what a sad plight he must have been. And yet his misfortune was one that often'befalls singers. Many a once tuneful voice among thoe who be long to the "genius homo" Is utter ly spoiled by "cold in the head," or on the lungs, or both combined. For thu above mentioned "croaker" we are not aware that any remedy was ever dcvUod; but we rejoice to know that all human singers may keep their heads clear aud throats In tunc by a timely use of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Itemedy and Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, both of wliieli are sold by druggists. One of the latest bits of slang ows its birth to the gifted Western babobail reporter. Enthusiastic fol lowers of the national game, like General Dixwell of Boston, arc now called "fans" by tho young men wlnwriteol the "battles with the bats." " A NOJIA.VS IIISl'UVLKl. "Another wonderful discovery ha been made and that too by a lady in this country. Diseasu fastened its clutches upon her and for seven years she withstood Its severst tests, but her vital organs wero undei mined aud death seemed imminent. For three months she coughed Inces smitK' anil cnnltl tint sleen. She bought of u a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption and was so much relieved on taking first do-u that she slept all night and with one bottle has Ik en miracu lously cured. Her nanio Is Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus write W. C. Ilamrick & Co., of Shelby, N. C. Get a fieo trial bottle at Daniel Fry's drui store. There seems to beevery probability of glats belug, at least partially, superceded by celluoid lu negative work, especially out of doors, we may expect soon to Hint a now sub ject for discussion in the question as to whether tlio sub-daneo refeired to is altogether free from fattlLs lu its new application. It may bo said, Indeed, that the question has already Deen raised. "Did 1 understand you to say that DempMjy was going to join the church'." "Xo, I didn't say that preei-ely. What 1 did t-ay was that from now on ho would bo regarded as an ex-pounder." MtlUT WINS. We de-Ire to say to our citlzeus that for years we have been selling Dr. King's New Diccovcry for Con sumption, Dr. King's New Life Tills, llueklen's Arnica Salvo and Kkvtric Hitters, aud huvo never handled remedies that sell a well, or that have given such universal satisfac tion. Wo do not hesitate to guar antee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, If sitisfaetory re-tilts do not follow their ue. Theo remedd have w on their great popularity purely on their merits. Sold by Daniel J. Fry, druggist. Thirteen tons of nostauu stamps were sold in New York last year. There is a good deal of k'tter go about in that city. I The destruction of fallen apples this season will greatly aid in leagu ing the number of hwcts next year. This Is the mmsoij of the year when the raw, cold winds crentesad llMY.!. Willi 111.. Iittl.t ..ti.l i.il,lt.l..V- .... . v .. .... ...v ........3 ...... ,.....v I... w.,S ...I.I... I I I .. ..1 I inn. .-tin iiiiu ii:iiiiu iinii a clear peachy" complex I in can bo a-suri-lly jr svn el by the frequent ( uppiicui.au of Dm.iril's mm itlc. If ruLKvI into tho kill Atell it leaves no greasy stirfatv. Tho skin HbsorU t Sohp v l)W. MhUi-JW-. I The Best Residence Localities In tho city of Portland and other prosperous towns are those owned by men or corporations who have the disposition and ability to improve them. HIGHLAND ADDITION rr E And Make It Tie Oil To the 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 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 tho near future be TUB MOST POPULAR RESORT ABOUT THE CITY OF SALEM. Lots in Highland Alton aro High and Dry and Well Located; Most Excellent Drainage The soil is black aud rich. From all points a flue view is obtained of tho public buildings aud our highest mountain peaks. Arrangements are already being made for the location of two churches in this addition, and a numbcrof lesidences are soon to bo built. Buildings only of the best class will be permitted. Residence lots within the limits of tho city of Salem are worth on an average over $1000. We can sell you better lota in High land addition for one-third of tho money, and being directly on the line of the street railway 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 lots." ? Buy a Lot in Highland Addition for Three Hundred Dollars, . And let some other fellow pav $1000 for an inferior lot not so well located. With the-difl'erenco of $700 you can build a beautiful cottage, or put it out at a rate of interest that will buy you nearly two thousand street car tickets every year. drop State-Fair Tweiity-nlnthniinuiil exhibition at Salem, Oregon, Commencing Monday, Sept. 16, Continuing one wrek under tlio intimigc- .inent of llio Oregon State Hoard of Agriculture. OVER $1,500 In y i Premiums Oflered for agricultural stock, dairy and mechanical exhibits, for works of :rt, fancy work, and for trials of hpeed. taiing and Trotting Races EVERY DAY. liiiixiitaut Improvements lune been mane in me premium ni. Itcduced rates for fares and frclehts on all traixpoitatlou lines to and from tho uir. 1'KICK.S OF ADMISSION': Men's day ticket . Women's day ticket MenV ht'aon ticket .. ... Women's tensou ticket......... 60 IS 82 50 A U) Send to the secretary at Balcmfora pre mium Uct. J. T. AJ'l'KlUSON. rreMdent J. T. OltKGQ, Secretary. "" B.OOO.rjOrj wep: Uli ttu n ot to luiirt ml mot fluhi!hnt, tiwlthtr m Ferry's Seeds M, TERRY CO. kokaowtednd to t IU largest S$dtmw K In the world. D.x.rxuT.kOo' ninstt.t!.Daterip. Unaodrric! ;KE0 ANNUM. For ism WmhamuladriH fo U applwaaUk til I lut nut eastaBwn ll l.illn. II JaaoiM. UrlVMtculUmr M. Man. Enmrncanlu O uda.rMU orTrWrc am oookl Mod fur it. AiUimm U O. . FEBIiy CO., IMfU. MU. NEW LIVERY STABLE. Gaines Fisher, Proprietor. trornrr Perry and Liberty streets, N. E.cor fiom Cbeinekete hotel, 8alm, Or. Coid uxunimcAUttant for nuiuervUl travelers. Ktr;-cU rtr always on hand Ctnreresoaate .iBKm. T Mf&ZZZS&XsM mmtdiMtM dj5 m&U&JTALHffll Kt&biHEu& IS OWNED BY .Ulil i JL this Corporation is determined Host Mike Mil W. S. MOTT, M. D. (Formerly of Williams Grove, X'a.) Oltlee for the present at RESIDENCE, No. 470 Commercial Street! Cults lu tho city or from tho country promptly responded to. b-lCd2m BLACKSMlTIIIXa and WAGONMAKIXG. TOHN HOLM. TIIK IlEMAULE BLACK O binltli, has removed his shop to tho corner of Commercial and Chemeketo streets, where ho Is ready to serve tne public. Ho Is now prepared better than Rvertndo nil kinds of ttatron and carriage making and repairing; ail kinds of black- smiliung ami repairing, anu u eeuerui horse hhoclng business. Helms all kinds of hhoee.sieel.trotttug, hand made, etc., and lltH them In a scientific manner. Special attention given to the construction of wag oni and carriages. Hemember the place opposite State Insurance building. BLACKSMITIUNG and HORSESHOEING. 1RIBE1 ) Have moved to 47 and 49 State street, where they are now ready for work. All our old patrons and friends aro Invited to call aud t-ee us In our new location. We are better prepared for work now than ever having secured inure room. 10-1-tf. DR. JORDAN & Co.'s MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 751 Market sUSan Francisco AdmUston 25 cents. Go and learn how to avoid disease. Consultation nnd treatment personalty or by letter, on spermaterrhoea or genital weakness, and nil uiseasae oi men. enu ior a book. lrlvate ottlco 211 Consultation free. Ueary street. MARVELOUS MEMORY DISCOVERY. atOnly Genulae Sjitem of Memory Training Four Bocks learned In ono reading, Mind wandering cured. Etery child and adult greatly benefited. Great Inducements to correspondenct CUkoes. rrospectus. -with opinions of Dr. Win. A. Hammond, the world-famed Snedallst In M Ind Disrates, Daniel tireenleaf Thomp son, the great ISrchologUt, J.M.Iluckly i. ii., euiior oi ine uurutuin Advocate N. V., Illchard lYootor, thosclentlst, lions. W. v. Astor, Judah V. llenjaiuan, and others, wnt post free by Trot. A. LOIAKTTE, S3? rifly At., N Y JMt. dw PRINTING. ONE OK THE LAnQEST ESTABUSH. menu In the blate. Lower rate than i ruana. uuvet stocK Legal iiianks l ItiehWte. ad liurire.! tUcount. HeudfJ hft price tut of Job printing, and catalogue ol rXVM?WS SCRIBER & POHLE to JOHN F, STRATTON & SON Importers and Wholesale dealers in MUSICAL MEKCHANDISE. New York, U and 45 Walker St. John F. Stratton'g Celebrated Kuslan Gut Violin strings, the Finest In tho World. Our Guarantee If a dealer receives a complaint, (which he bellevesto be honest) from any musician to whom he has sold auyoftlie.se strings, he Is authorized by us to give him another string without charge, and all such loss will be made good by us to our customers, without quibble or question. (Beware ot Imitation.) Dealers will please send tor descriptive catalogue. Trad j supplied at lowest price. ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL, - -rou Boys and Girls. The school will open on the 24th of September. Thorough Instruc tion In the primary and advanced English Branches. LATIN AND ELEMENTS OF MDSI -In oourse.- 'iJRMS and further Information may be had on application to UEV. K. H. POST, Cor. Chrmekeu and State Hi. fr-20-tf Northern Pacific Railroad, GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE. TWO KA8T TRAINS DAILY t NO CHANGE OK CARS SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO And all points East via St. PAUL aud MINNEAPOLIS. The Northern Pacific railroad Is the only line running Passenger trains, Second claw sleeper (free of charge) Luxurious Day roaches, Pullman lalaco H let pins Cars. Palace Dtnlng Care, (meals 75c) from Port land to the eaL See that your ticket read via the Northern fucinc railroad and avoid the change of cars. 1-OHVe PnrtlamJ at ft a. m.and &I0 p. m. dully arrive at Minneapolis or HU Paul at 6.Vip. m. Pac-U'i Division. Trains leave front and O .i.iet dally at 11:55 a. in, and K0 p. U14 Ai vo ut Tacoma at 7:10 p m and lata matme "-eattlir3a mand-.3Sp.m l'hrougb 1u1iimiiii l"alsce Heeplng Cars, elegant day co nm, tlnrl Uc dlntBg car. ltwet ti INtland, Tarouia and r-eattle direr De.'v.lce. .V.D. CHAKLTON ak t i.en i IVrt Agent, la Klrl bL, Cor. W nohlngiou M., Portland. 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