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NEVER STOP
Till wo get to tho largo tsto k t f
Ilny's and Children's Clothinj
In tho city nt
'B. Forstnor 4 Co.
Tha Yntua of ft Tip.
An American In Pari, presenting a
ebeck nt a bunk, was mot with the ens
ternary formnlut
"You must ba MeuUflod.'
"Whom shall I Ret Tho American
consult" with a shaJo of sarcasm lu his
tono.
"Not f4n't know tho American con-
rot"
' Tho trilTCler objected that it was
rathor hartl to expect of a total stranger
' that ho should Imvo already effected an
ontrvo Into tho society drawd hy the
is teller. Hut tho latter was olxlurote
' Then tho trawler lintl n hrlllititit idea.
Ho weut,4nto a neighborifcR wife and
called tlio waitnr to him. "Do yim know
tho toller of that bank!" ho asked, point
ing to tha building.
"Oh. yes; ho stops in hero very day
for his lunch."
"Well." said the traveler, "I want you
to stop into tho bank with uu and tell
him that 1 am 3A . of Now York."
Tho waiter shrugged his shoulders.
"He, monsieur, but I don't kuow you."
"That makes uo different" Hero's
haUafrana"
Tho argument was conclusive. The
waiter took the tip, KccoKipaiiietl the
traveler to tho bank, and the teller hc
cepttnl tho identification without a mur
mur. Ouco a Week.
Too Murh rrur.
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llody I'ulu.
Ho-dy painting Is Uio i:n"t m-nvtiiual
pf all tho modifications wo mv to uou
Mdcr. BjioJi person In it oxerelses his
own personal caprlco or fancy It is
greatly e-teotnod. To gut uiateriul the
Uuroii Indian went twenty miles. Tyler
say tho Andaman Islander plasters
himself with lard and colored clay as a
protection against mosquitoes and heat.
In most casta, minting is simply for
displny It often serves nsn sign of
mourning, lu tho "woail" of tho
Briton and tho "war paint" of the In
dlnn the purposo is to strike terror.
Mougoollos suggests an origin for tlie
pmctieo that seems to us quite reason
able. Red Is tho commonest color used
In body painting: It was probably the
earliest
Tho man who returned from battle
covered with blood of hostile man or
savago beast was a horo. Such n one
might easily seek to constantly remind
his neighbors of his success by replac
ing the real blood stains by artificial
ones as tho original woro away. Hum
boldt says of tho Orinoco that "no
paint was a dishonor," but also that it
was a chiefs attribute, and that the
ehieftaluey was tho reward of bravery.
Herodotus says that "Thrauian chiefs
painted as a distinction. And. when
In Rome tho victor ascended tho Cpl-
tottuo hill painted with minium, there
can be little doubt that he was simply
using a very old symbol--of bloody
victory. Popular Science Monthly.
Agnes So yon finally accepted him?
Minnie Yes: tho poor fellow pressed
mo so
Agues No donbt of it. When he
proposed to me ho pressed mo so hard
that I simply decliued to marry it bsjar
If ho was rich. Soribncr's Magazine.
lie Jumped.
At midnight tho other night a uutu
walked dowu President street, Urooklyn,
singing "The Old Kentucky Home" at
tho top of his voice, A window weut
up aud tho voice of an iudiguaut citizen
shouted at him:
"Yon, therol Yon ought to be arrest
ed and sent up for a monthl"
"What havo I doueT inuoceatly in
quired tho singer.
"You are bawling along tho street
and waking everybody npl"
"Bawllugr
"Yes, Iwwlingr
"Well, mebbo I was; I wasn't payiug
much attenUou. I will now do my best,
however."
And ha struck up "Tho Old Oaken
Bucket" about four keys higher and
lifted every baby ou the street out of its
crib, New York World.
t'orvhtue.
A would be literary woman, who.- en
tlmsisAw for Lord Byron's poetical
work has led her to nauie her two boys
Harold ad Maufrevl, recently boasht a
litU devj to which she gavothe, uamo
"IVrvhauce."
Keplyittg to a visitor's cvumueut upon
th $iugukir iv-uneof the animal she said
knewiugly:
"1 tuu&vJ hltii for Ryan's dvg. Don't
you remember the Hue wher the jvvi
istyj, iVrihaacx my do will howf
Youths Cxttpanfou.
CSancr1' ami Its Uvtutt.
The local tutlammntion from which
tho ex-emperor of Brazil has been suf
fering was uot actually gangrenous,
but threatened to become mi. This
clirouic malady Is one that geuemlly
leads to death from some uch accident.
Queen Charlotte, that most prim and
exacting of royal ladies on Insignificant
and Irksomo points of etiquette, was
carried away nt a rijw old age by n
gangrene arising from a clumsily darned
stocking wounding her heel when she
was staying nt Bath. Louis XVIII
died from a gangreuo foot, tho direct
consequence of its having been bitten
by n Norfolk Howard, but Indirectly
brought on by his not hnviug walked
for years nnd continuing to Indulge, as
WAFtniNQ ON VVGGDCHUCKS.
f Hoy's Eiperlni in Trying to Gel Hid
of IhoTrlM't l.lttla I'ntn.
I hnd an iuir .iig experience with
woodohuoks. hi n it New Hampshire
boy. The im- .ihvoii! rodents nearly
destroyed 11 ti ( ol ulover. and then bo
gnu to foruft- -I ii beau mtch In which
I had n k , ntut liitivt, as the pro
coeds of it tv I'vpYoled to dufniy my
oxjHnMs a tiirtti 01 two at tlio village
Incudouiy I sot trap.- In vain. The
iroodcliiink' won ton I'liunlug to touch
my imii wnen f nuy iiiui u ueiu oi ciover
in wli.clt to forage, I trii"d to get a
slmt nt them, but met www too wary
fot mo. Tim, my ih-g. managed, with
my euergetin assistance in demolishing
the stouu wall where they had taken
refuge, to catch two of the trespassers
and shake them to death, but thnt was
all.
When 1 haw my academy tuition
falling before the woodohuoks' sharp
toetli and adding to the sleekness of
their fat sidos I was fully aroused. 1
stoned up half n dozen woodchuck
hob, but it availed nothing The ras
cals seemed Jnst ns numerous and de
voured clover and iieatis Just tin per
slstently ns Iwfaru. They had reached
an nw ami sue wnen noies were oi
small account. In several lustauccstht'
stouos were removeil I doubt If I ever
succeeded In nwinim: a miikIi' wood-
chuck.
Their time of feeding. I learned, was
very early hi the morning, and 1 re
solved to be in season for them. For
four morning 1 was in the tield watch
Ing for them botwewi 3 and 4 o'clock
I succeeded In -hootiug one. Tit- wily
fellows then began feeding in the even
ing. It seemed as if they kept spies on
the lookout constantly .
Just at dnk one day I came upon a
solitary woodchuck helping himself to
my beans. 1 seized a stone and threw
It. and the woodchuck fill. 1 rau for
ward to itecure my game. The next
moment the little beu.-t. which had
been merely stunned, riillitnl and set
his sharp teetli in my linger I clinked
him until he was glad to lot go.
I was ou the mint of closing his ca
reer then and there in a Mimmury fash
lod, when I decided to wait a bit and
make an experiment I carried the
chattering, brown coated animal to the
hou where I smeared him all over
with tar and then attached an old
sleigh iwll to hts neck by a stout wire.
1 took him In a wire cage, an angry,
disgusted woodchuck. to the bean patch
and gave his freedom The instant he
was at liberty he legnn scratching at
the bell wire, rolling over nud pawing
the dirt in a vain endeavor to clean
himself. Soon he ran off into tho beau
patch.
I went out to tho field next morning
to seo if my oiportiiient had resulted in
anything There were no fresli signs of
devastation hi the beans, and I was
proceeding toward the clover, following
OLD M All MA.
Buck as tha blackest of btr raoa,
111 featured, too and ret
Her klndlj- toIco, her uralllaK face.
I ne er can furceU
Vbcu drown enchant me, anil tha ijt
Of memory perceive
Hrlght rlalnnn of the morn arise
To blf-w the aljtht at eve;
llotr tew them are of all tho old
Uoino plcturm thai appear,
nut In the fnrrRronad I behold
Her llsurv stamlltnt tlicrel
Whe loveil me well my Infant heart
That grucl'iii truth dh Ined,
Ere jet lu-rliimmawi-ouM Impart
Huch uienninrt to my mlnil.
ity youthful Joya she nhaml with me,
Jly youthful aurrowa nliaml.
She spared inu henrtache i-onttantly:
licrseif khe uvrcr spared.
If lulled to Mleep upon her knee.
Hue nodded while I hlepl,
And when I laughed she laughed with me.
And when 1 wept she uepU
llcset by visionary harms.
Weary anil oecklnc rest,
t know un uhnlro 'twlxt mother's arms
And Minima's ebon breast.
What careil I that her skin was roach.
And dnky brown of hue?
For me this truth wa.i nulte enough
The heart was warm nnd true.
1 rtow u innn, she old and prnj
And tuK-t iuo from her ntde;
Hut nmii) a day. and oft. they say
8he-alled my name and cried.
Ami wnen he went, w hoeo years were
spent
In servitude below.
Death from ItaHomber tenement
Relraypd h eoul of kiidiv
t
Black a the blaukeM of her rare.
Coarse fro I u ml. too- and Jet
My oerontl mother's kindly fare
never nu fortcel.
-vrhltemartdi Seabnok In Youth's Companion.
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lie Bents nine.
Apropos of the iticrpase in the price
of diaiuuniN n man from New York has
u scheme cnlculntid to help the impe
cunious young exquisite who wants to
get engaged, but who lacks the neces
sary funds to purchase a suitable dia
mond pleds.T of his affection. This
scheme is nothing more nor less than
to loan eupiement rings for so much
per month
J "It's just this," said Mr. Solomon
I that is his name "a young man can't
afford to buy n diamond ring. Very
well, he doesn't need to do so. He
comes to me I take his note and lend
him a splendid diamond ring at a rea
sonable rental. He gives it to his
tioneee The marriage takes place in
the course of time, nnd in a few months
afterward the young man owns up and
takes back the ring, upon which he
has been paying rent, and gives it to
me Ki-k f Oh, none nt all. I have
his note The humiliation that would
come from exposure should I seek the
assistance of the law precludes tho pos
sibility of bis defaulting. I hare not
lost a ring yet, nor a dollar of rental
The business has been a paying one."
Chicago Post.
when a young man, lu tho pleasures of
tho table, Uu used to hold his levees ' aloug a little beaten track inndo by the
and drawing rooms seated In a bath woodchuoks in their travels between
chair. I their two feeding grounds, when 1 came
Louis XIV, who also played n good npou the dead nnd mutilated body of
knife and fork until his last illness, was i the unlucky creature which 1 had tar
carried off by a gangrenous nffeetJon, f red the previous day.
nnd so was Henry VIII. Charcot twico From tho signs I Judged that his M
before pulled Dom Pedro through dan-1 low wefcdehueks, enraged at his dis
gerous Illnesses. When ho was attacked j graceful appearance, had attacked him
with pneumonia ho allowed no food to In a body mid literally torn him to
tho august patient, and prevented waste ' pieces.
of tissue by subcutaneous injections of! That was the end of tho woodchucks'
cafeine. The late empress of Brazil ! depredations. I never saw a sign of
had almost killed him by Insisting on their work afterward They deserted
"feeding." London Truth. f the premises. I learned, however, that
' a farmer living a
Diphtheria from Cow's Milk.
Dr. E. Klein, tho bacteriologist of
Ixiudou, states that he inoculated two
cows upon the shoulders with tho diph
theritic viniiv The inoculation was fol
lowed by the occurrence of vesicles and
pustule upon their udders, and mi
crobes were found in their milk. Two
calves were inoculated with the matter
taken from the vesicles and pustules,
and similar eruptions were produced
in them, followed by broncho-pneumonia
und fatty kidneys such as occurred
in the cowi. Two cats fed with the
milk from the cows sickened with feline
diphtheria, and this was followed bv
few miles away was I an epidemic among the cats kept for
True, lu Her S.
lUacfesre I can tell yon, vr s scun
mighty uerfcMK stg&u oat west. &for 1
1 Ml wwutua was arrested tor poison
lag her httHuid ami svrat sjuaU chil
dren. S& wtu tried, ccuvtcteil and sett
traced to W basts!. Sh iuoe!evl tho
scxSc&l with Srm step, Bvfor the
UeV cap wiu drawn over sssr bead th
sheriff aiixsd twr if thr vw any List
word
UetMr-W4l
RjiaoWsn ktda't tu&Wl when 1
luoTVvl wy. lifft.
Apjroptt
Jiat tmffvHw at t W Tutiiih bath)
W-weydit yoa-a hvx ap-iro-Sut
smstto hung uf-p tMref
AtM&ut tjvifcOdr Wkkt wah yee
ss3Ss
Jfei Wa, SAMSMthkr Ms Ml tavl
tfceM8vry r., Xw Yrk UeroJd.
tu vuiaa a ubtf,
ilr. Wvi Why te cxva.s dtyvx
go tubed?
Mrsw WcAri 1 me4 n'alt uj he th
gut
"Why dsMrt y Kvk hi T
"Fa afraid kM ty m.-CCw
York Wjr
YV Cat .a IS. KU,
Woci-t ssffvMlt Uiwuie fer
cat t ke: t kivf .
Ysa IsH Sttt wfety sksMtM ut wast
to
Wcoi la tfc ei Saijvrtfr Vt
luusthSftijEM wttocwkfoxswldir4.
ru t:4irt-.
SriUt-l wdty tkfet tsat tUt lus
fvvaa f ssi rut ptty wvS.
(dstfcttk ttoakt to. It hAS rinty
ot sf wttoi ft Cw Yfc Uertid.
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Hw H VTiMa U
"Xr nkuv s-Mii nukK mx lu.
"t wr pas jr ojj.
JLiLibutfkcvutrsv
JLsJt faJu i w iat t wwtr.
t uSttt oaii. ka Ptt coX
t sJaLt cut ewuv ka nf JhjV
T rVnMBu maM bAt svr t4.
JlSdt t bid 4JV.k Z ,
1 Jjt wul be a ii.WUc wrt
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t w ss. V wAQ Ctind.
-H)UMUibt' a wmIm hskw
iaait jnr awrecjf iMiaU
Tin tiuif & tmuu
Chancier lu m Cbbc i'Iimm, i nineh annoved bv woodchucks about
You see, my friends, what immense tliat time, nnd think tt probable that
conclusions touching our lives, our 1 they were the same which had given
fortunes and our sacred honor may b I me trouble earlier iu the seasou.
reached by uwans oi very insignificant t Youth's Comp.iuiou.
premisciv This k eminently true of.
manners and fortUS Of StHVCh. A move-i - Ctr Counterfeiter.
incut or a phrase often tells yon all you I Becker, at the end of the last cen
waut to know about a person. Thus, tury. was the clover engraver of a unin
"How's your health r tcommonlr nro-'ber of counterfeit Greek and Roman
noonced "haalth") Instead of "How do ', coins. To give the reqiite surface jot tuey abate fever and are diuretic and
you doP or "How ans your Or cal worn age to his productions It was his 8tly hutative. The Wavw may h?
tng your little dark entrv a "hah" and ' ingenious method to Inclose his sped- o "i gargles for o'l.nswa asd sore
yvur old, rickety on horse waon a i mens In a bos containing a number of mouths. The chetnktU coostitcencs oi i
"kerridg. Or telling a person who i iron fitiugs and then to tako the box j the strawberry are a rwninar votatOe
has been trying to please you that he j out for a drive or two on the jolting ' aroma. suzr, mccikii pectin, citric
ls given you pretty good "sahtisfahc- road of the day After Becker had maKc acids in equal parts, iroody
tkin." Or sayuig that you "remember supphed so large a number of his coun- J fiber and water The fruit is Elect
or sueh a thing, or that yon have been I terfeits as to alaM-t clut the market lagiuo". onewht tart aad sacca-
experimental purposes in the laboratory.
Fourteen sickened with it, some of
them dying. Ur J Lewis Smith in
Babyhood.
Itedielnil Qualities or Strviwbertles.
All berbali:s agree in pronotmcing j
strawberries as wnolesotse and bee-
tleial beyond every other Pugjfch fruit.
Then- smell is refreehing to the spirits.
"stoppbV at Deacon Somebody's and I he coolly turned arouud aad confessed.
other such expressions. ! and turned an honest penny by pro-
One oi tay friends had a Kttle inarbla duciug sets of hb dies, so that now
statuette of Cupid la the parlor of his there arc few of our large coUecttcot
country house bow, arrows, wing and
rine. It b eojveifclhr nisabie ia fa
thutitaatory and petrsi fwvers. aad for
c-Atarrbal soce throats. - -Loodoo Tit-Bits.
all complete. A visitor, indigenous to f
the regton, looking pensively at the
figure, asked the Udy oi tlw house "if
that was. a statoo oi her deceased la
fcmt r What a deUctons, though om
wUat votHwUrous, bievnraphy. tociaL
educational and .rothetic, is that brief
question! Oliver Wendell Holmes.
Little boys, who are foolish eaogh
to steal pear that are unripe wttj do
weM t avoU orchards that are aader
the UMgbterisJ furudictiott oi the West
LoadoM police court. Ptolwbly by
thisthtw (iorg Webbing and John
SuHtvan haw rued the day when they
trespassed oa the grounds oi Mr. Ufeh
ard Hyde, a liauuMersiMith sojfcstijr,
Iwthe pttrjxcsooirbinth proprie
ter oi hb laMuature fruit, (or. hu;ed
oi tHlrui thetu to be whipped, Jir.
lartridjs ennkted ujvo th4mthesr-
wrer poniiheat of revioiris,; ech oi
Use juvne oSenders to sU tswt whkh
fee hid pfoc&ed, "I hope tkey will
Mas yoer stctKsclss aiiie,"" otuervwl
tnat uo not possess specimens of
Becker's die. -Atheaxuia.
Uumitk tlabr Not ISpatar.
A boss barber in Chicago declares '
that it b all bosh about people net i
waatcng to be talked to in the chair. '
He once thought the other ray, bat f
after hirmg a dosub joeraey uaa he i
changed his opinion. Nobody would
patroafct the journeyman after discov-
erin$ he could not talk, aad he was
i Au Hxpiuliw DUE.
j Mr. Caaby Oh. Thas. the baby has
f swallowed a hah-pia'
t Mr Cuabr That's it . jest as I evx-
peeted. Xow yoall waat tsssoey to
bey sosase Msore It's aothteg bat
I Money, anoney. mut ib thb hosse
the whole biss-ed taut 111 bet thai
hib; Imls llowed uture than City
doUor" wottli oi L.irm ia the las:
three wnwihrt. Now uwiTinw. this
t.C. .. . . ... ... . -L
"Occ&siosultv 1 1 T a s m ip -ci oere enaer
.? m ;& rut jijc wx)m4 &au
dova to cottuhkck crub tike t&
83 or YU Uov tW rvoioci whr
tKrWlfiYf HUtkisoY
... that
the average man comes into a shop ' TQ aadecstaadl-yew York Epoch.
and takes a chair he b much disap-1 '
pointed U the bsrber dcesa't eatrtia . K.injr iutuua.J.
hha. I kno I have cutoer who, nif-1 "k entertaiaii
me to enurtaia thetB. Ev -swe.
jMi-uoir co yoa sasew ne was
i from sy yl
Jtpect
eiuLtse.
A Qt.tWa Tr-at I ri. ( Jj&cj Wefl. he seetsed to be quite
The. comnsrbon "BKad as a beetle' ; felt of BAiersJ ls, wis irookal at
i b & farafliar one, aad it is as fahe as it tisaes aad at others eaV ; had steel blue
b ftmtKar. Thb fassect, la its rapid eyes aad a pfajay are aad -cul black
ttiht during the ewukg. often strilM hair. - PK&fcarg Battesa.
ttv u, iMti . 4i v , w,a" ax v jiw wu re wanam i -
.aol stcImV k I The s easacy dals aad
lhli have beeo reeaaded to kw dlSSCiS ,PP , f. - J trade aa
workhoc!, Lottdoa TWev-rash. ' ''T? , Y "" a ".- , auporew port x tke syswa, by Mca
- ' t UiAiOiX LmMjt-
ta ferrttty of the earth b kt ap.
IWas Watr SyfOys !
Imperu) Kosm sets au example tkut '
throws New ek utterly into thi
sfioJ. Oneci th earnest bosk jtt
duets lor that city was Uty4hree tn&
IdBj. la th Niu oi the thupetor
Xerna Kucu was. suff&ed by de dif
fere&l qdHa. -Uh l,GCt,tXs) gal.
toes ol pan water daSy. Liter th
aiabcroi ataedacct rose to twwnty-
, tour ami Usa supfly to aearly double
, th noiatety sit ttteatioi. It has
teea eakuUsd that fer aa etta&ated
poswduksa oi L.CtXQ0) iaer wm 31 J
CHaVvuphsdc4purwatrdsily.
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CLEAN!
I f jhu would l qKmu ,iHd hayo jor dotiws dom
m the noatostand dnd&jidst wwiar, tskethtm to t
SJ.ILM STEJLH LAUXDKY
whow all work kdRebrrbit klior ukl in Uw kWtet
pnjtupt manner. COLONEL J. OLMSTED.
Liberty Street.
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ST. HICIIAKDSON, Attorncr nt law,
. nince up stairs In front rooms of new
iiu-Ii bliiok itiruerl-'oiniiierclnl nnd Court
vtrvcUi, Bi.iem,On-(ron.
lOUN A rvllsON, Attorney at Inw.
f) ltinni-. mia i, lAitu & Uush's bnnk
bulitiji'tr, b ittn.unso" 811r
U. r it'.Vi!.. W.ll. 1IU1.MIS8.
. mi l Uol.MlM, Altuities lit liw.
I) umce iu IJusU'a MooR, fceiween Bute
1 t.nt, oit taun'I st.
u iU.WV. .M. W.I10NT.
w. ii. 1'it.vrr.
. IIA'V, l'ltAtTi UU.N'T, Attornejs nt
O law. iitllcoovcrCiipitnlNntlonuIUaiiU,
-me m, Hirvoii.
KI110T1UXAI.
UolvcBily.
-THE-
JM1..MON KOKl, attorney al Inw. Suleiu,
sSun. Ulhee U-III3 la muon
.uc.;.
liregun
1 v'AKLA A. U1M4I1AM, AttoruyH nurt
XJ onliuselor! nt Inw, M'I.jiii, ukv'i
iiutigiib;tmeloIttierecoid!orAlurluu
6jiinO,iuclucllns Hlut auJ blcoli luilei oi
Miletn, tucy hno kpecinl Incllllies lor ox
aiullilii,; titles toieul estute. illluet. in
ttiu Mipmuo eourt i.uil In ttiel.ite depui t
ments will receive prompt attention.
2 It, V. H AiaiT, pbyhlolun nnd rur
peon. Ome In kldrldge lili-u, ,-n-i,
oregjii. UB'.te hours iO to 12 u m
2 to 4 p. in.
171 lU,mU)HOOK,M.D.,l!omcopntliNt
J2;, Otllio 153 Conn slreel; Itceidei ce Sl7
liikli Mreet. OeLeml irclli-e. splKl
utlonllou given to iUmiim. i.f Women and
vblidicn.
DH. J. M.KKKNK, Ueutlst, Oflli-eovcr
the White Corner, Court and Com
liierclul stretls.
DU. T. C. SMITH, Denllst.W State btteet,
-ulei.1. Or. lintshrd dcntul opcr:i
tR'Dx uroverj de'iipllou. l'alul&iptra-iloiinspei.-l.ilty.
U. I'Utm, Architect, 1'Inns iptel
IT. Ik-Hl lulls nnd Buperlnteuuenoe lor
ml cMret. of buildings. Ollice V5W Coin
uiticiKi bl., up tstulry,
i t A McNALIi, Architect, New Bush
V,. tiii-.Mni.il block. I'lunsandHpecincii
ii..n hi nil i liisseool of buildings on short
iv-t e. .i.nrlu'.LUJcaceof work promptly
.. ilhRei. a&.tf
OLDEbT, LARGEST,
Least Expensive
AND
MOST HOME-LIKE
Institution of HnruhiL' lu the nortliwest.
.-".Ii Ftiidctil-i In l(iS7, itv-i In 191 an Increase
ot nearly to per cent In four years.
Graduates students lu
Art, Business, Classical,
Law, Literary, Medical,
and Musical,
riinrmact-utirnl, H-lcntiflc and theological
conrsi a.
2sTOI(rAL COUESE.
(Irnduntes Irnm the Normal Courso have
u'l thendMiniucis or graduates from tho
Hlftte 'orirjil selionli.
Bct'er lucitltirn for tenchlne noxt year
tlmu ever before.
Fii-slTcrm Begins Sept. 7, 1891.
For cntIoue, with full Information
address
KKV. tEO. WHirrAKKIt, D. 1). Vic-.
6'.llw Sjilem, Oregon.
R
J JIcCAL'.STlAND.CU-U Sanitary and
Hydraulic Kngineer. U. s. Deputy
mineral surveyor. City surveyors office,
Cottle- furJshur&t Block, Salem, Oregon.
.HCSIA'ESS CARDS.I
RICK A ROSS, Blacksmiths, all kinds ol
repalrlngund carriage woric. We have
in our employ Arthur UIo e, a professional
Uor-hier. iilve us a trial. 4-n
JOHX KNIOHT, Blacksmiti. Uors..
shoelngandrepalrlngabpecialty. SliO
st the foot of LUberty street, Salem, Oivgon
irotf
PJ. LAKMEN A CO., Manufacture ofal
. klndUofvehlcles.Repalringaspecial
ly. Shop 45 ttale street.
AB. SMITH A CO., Contractors, Sewer
. In:;, Cement Sidewalks, .Excavating,
ttc: All work promptly done, Salem, Or.
Leave orders with JDugan ilros. 4.-I&-IU1
rtAKPET-LAYING. I make a specialty 01
J cat pel-sowing and laving; carpets
taken up and relaid with great care. House
cleaulug. Leave orders with J. H. Luni.
or Buren A fcon. J. G. LU 1IKM AX .
JOHN GRAY. Contractor and builder.
Fine inside finishing a specialty, lio
Commercial street, saleru Oregon.
1 EO. HOEYE, Barber and Hair dressing
T rteirlors. Klnpt hathd It 1 h. tnv u
Commercial street, Salem.
Capital National Bank
SALEM
Mrffc
- OREGON.
- $75.l)9H
- - - 15.000
R ia h-jt r rt- ii ,.
V, . iLAKTLN, - Vice-President.
J. H. AJuBERT. - - - - Cashier.
DISECTOSS:
i V. T. Gray. w. W. Martin
J.Ji.Manln. E.S. Wallace.
uz. v, . jL.ctat-. j. h. Albert,
T.MeF.ritton.
LOAMS MADE
E To airmers ca wteat and other market-
aie pcvuccie, coosigsea or m srore
ertlier in crtvate trriairfes or
IpcbiicwTireliocieiS.
Sub iti CiT fiinuU & ii Pii
COMMERCIAL PAPER
SOfjeocnt-l at rej.-ocjN rJte. DraTU
drawn direcs onXer York, Chleaffo, San
riM-n5.rwim uoocon, ran, tjenin
Honr Kon and Colectta.
first
PO
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lonal Ban
h.
SALEM, OREGON.
XArLKOX DAVIS
. J. REYSUUH
JOHK MOIR
President.
-Ve Proidet.
CasUer.
GENERAL BANKING ! !
ltakMkcm liettas4. Sa FraneiscQ.
aiMl J1. IAtcil adv&s- made ot
vkU.w4t.kora,ai Kr prfy at
rwciatlenlt!!.
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANlvING CO.
ciwt.il sfecs, sit &iK im,m
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J. A. lhlV
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Silk : Lh7
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' 41 MfeM f .
Narr Llin
'9tx.e.
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$bOO Reward
!zrJyr'T,f"rti"iM,
.SH.'StrrTSKXws c luSi
Portland University
SEPTEMBER ltll
Beautiful and healthtul site near the city.
Expeuse-i as rea'ouable us any other iusil
tutionoflearnlUKon the coast. Cltu.sSc-.il.
Literary, ijclentitlc, Theological, Prepara
tory, Xi'nnal and ItuslnesH crtirsei atu
dents of all grades receUtd. creful ner
slRht and direction riven to ail students.
Ladies' boarding hall undt-r exrerienciN:
upervliou, I'mfessoM of excellent i-chol-arhlp
and much experience tmplojtd.
For Information address,
C. O.STRATT03S",D. D.,
Portland, or
THOS.VANSCOY.D.D.,
Dean of College, Port
land University, Portland,
Oregon 17 dw "
Agent, lotN-r!lt
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PENSIONS '
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EAST AND SOUTf
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CAI.lfOK.VIA KX1T.CM TRA1W !
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Junction City. Irving ,., Aijgkl
RflM-ltr-wn . , .-r. I
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THE
STATE AGR1C0LTCRAL COLLEGE.
Opens Sept. Sth, 1S91.
COURSE OF STUDY arranged eiprely to
! tel the mt,1, oi the Farming and Me
chanical Intereoto i the stale.
Large, comodioiis aiid x-e!l- cntlljted
ttnildingo. 1heColIr;o iv located Ina cul
tivi.iedand CuiIiUmi community, and one
ft the healthiest in the State.
MILITARY TRAINING.
Expenses rued nit exctsd 1150 f:r the Entire
Sesilon
Tito or more Free Scholarships from
eery cmnty. Write fir Ciatalojnie to
81 B. U AKMOL.U, Pife., Corvallis, Or
CoDsemtory of Music.
8.-00 a. m.
lir2 a. in
5:40 p. in.
Lv!
Ar. hoeburg lv,?
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l.r.i
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inuus wi uit;uu iarjiic luumytd.
tJPREaSTRAIX t DAILY EXckmn-J
t40 D. m. I Lv. I'O.tUuU Ar.l
75 p. m. I Ar.iIcHlnuTllIeLY.j M,
The bet oreanlied Music Sooo! f-n tV
North West coast. One hundred suiifi"
muic students the pat scho-j year. West
nnd lat.-st u ethods of Inslruetto:. t-ti - j
-e :.r HirtDo, Voice, Vinf-n, t'n:a. Har
oioov. Ci'Unier point, and n.iisics-. esip,--ItKr
iSJ.il the b.sbr f.-rni Dtplomn f
n:n-t rn ompt(tkn of ronre. er- t
erm irs mod'jiv, e; loraoerTio.
send :or RtUWvue or Mldre-
Z.M.rVRVIN,
;'"d4t Mnriral Director, aloiu Or
GArsv
cc'S?.r.
-a:ro, Oregon. W.I. S0t, President.
. v ArmstroDf , Manager.
Business, Shorthand,
Typewriting, Pennmanshlp, Esgltsh
L-eparunenti. 8ludents admitted
at any time. Catalogue free.
Through Tickel
Ttoatl poinU
E1ST and SOUTH
ror tiekets&ndmll inrnrmtinni.
xa. rates niips. c apply to to (t
r.P. R(jGR:f AMI O. K.Uldftd
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PII5S O. BALL0I7S
KINDERGARTEN.
ChrlsUaa church parlors, comer High
inc Center streets. V JI tnstrucs children
fter the bet modem methods. Hours
ironi 9 a.m. to lJo'cloci. Visitors Invited.
A GRAlir
fi of the
MISS THOTA'TOY
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ureaaen iABerva to ry of mssic (Germany.)
W1U open her rooms, 6 and 7. Bank bulld
ing. the 1st rf September. Will teaen vo
cil and Icstrumeatal music, afco German
nd French. SiJtf
MM E. STEI1K,!
i
Teather of raa'tc. riano aad Orran.
Can t ea at Cosxrratory ot siostc or
at home. ill Eth street.
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MISS AIHRA CHAXDLEB,
Trocfeerof PtsuioaadOrfia.
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