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i", b EVENING CAPITAL v) VOL. 5. "THE PEOPLE'S PAPER." SAJLEJVT, OREGON, IHIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1892. "TO-DAY'S NEWS TO-DAY." KO. 208. J J L Jlv1 jltlJL jAJs;oM?&OEitt YOUR ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THIS LIST- Ivirtii & Kin, by Josio Fathorgill; House at Sandwich; by J-woph Haiton; April's Lady, by the Dutchess; Iu:rnoAon of Annesley, by Maxwell Gray; His Helpmate, bv F. Brtrnett; Won by Waitino, by EdaaLyall; Son of Tohthos, by A. Dumas; Born Coquette, by The Duchess; Fairy Ordeal, by Bertha M. Clay; Woman's War, by Bertha M. Clay; Beyond Pardon, by Bertha M. Clay; One Life One Love, by Miss Brandon; Anna Karenine, by Count Tolstoi; Piiaha Phoenician, by Edward Arnold; Weaker than a Woman, by B. M. Clay; Romantic Tales, by Quida-Reade-Dutchess; The Runaway Browns, by H. C. Brunner; Forty Liars and Other Lies, by Bill Nye; Ivanhoe, by Walter Scott; Life of Spurgeon, by Ilonfbrd. Wo have now over 1500 novels in stock, and have made arrangements to receive every new one published. -E-2S-K?S. BOOK SELLERS AND STATIONERS, 98 State Street. VHOFKS.SIONAT. CAIUIS. Y. CONN, Attorney nt law, room 7, , Murphy Block. JJ.HHAW, M. V. HUNT. HHAW A . HUM", attorneys nt lnw. OOlcoovcr Capital National bank, Hnlura, Oregon. afr9 00 K WELL TO YOUR PURCHASES. Call at OSBURN'S RACKET STORE and look over their stock which is constant! being increased. ' In addition to their usual stock of BOOTS and SHOES, HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR lor rneii, women and children. They also carry Yarns, Boys' Suits, Mens' Cottonade Pants, Boys and Mens' Shirts, Overalls Junipers, Hats, etc. They POSITIVELY have the BEST J 0c socks in Salem, Slates, Tablets, Pencils, etc. for the school children. In Gloves we have Kid, Silk, Oashmwre and Taffeta. Tinwear, Frying Pans, Clothes Wring ers, Hair Brushes, Clothes Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Combs, Purses, and everything you can think of in the notion line. PRINCESS CURLING IRONS 15c. Toilet and Laundry Soaps in great variety. 4 GIVE US A CALL. f E. F. OSBURN, - - 261 Commercial Street. ; ORE STATI I N ARM. SCHOO L i h-..l i in ir mm- u jp yg J MU22gBUM MONMOUTH, OREGON. The Leading Normal School ofl :au.he Northwest. Board of Regents. Benjamin Scholfleld. Prcs.; J. B. V. Butler. Sec; Ex-Olllcio, HIa Excellency, Governor 8ylvestor Pennoyer; Hon. E. B. McElroy, Superintendent of Pulilits Instruction; Hon. G. W. MoHrldr, S.'cretnry of Stale; Hon. Jacob Voorbees, Hon. A. Noltnur, J.C. White, Hon. W. H. Holmes, Alfred Lucy, Hon. P. V. Haley, Hon. J. J. Daly. The State Normal 1 a live whoul, rapidly growimr, aud continually adding to its facilities for the special i raining of teachers. Its graduates are in'demttud to 1111 good positions. A gain of 80 per cent, in attendance was made last year. An enrollment of 500 13 anticipated for the next year. New members have been addi'd lo the faculty, and additional ap paratus supplied. A diploma from the hchool entitles one to teach in any county in the state without further examination. NORMAL. NORMAL ADVANCED, BUSINESS. MUSIC AND ART DEPARTMENTS, special advantages in Vocal and Instrumental music A YEAR AT SCHOOL FOR $150. Tuition reduced to 50 25 Nor mal, and $3.00 Sub-Normal, per term of ten weeks. Board at Normal Dining Hall $1.50 per week. Furnished rooms $1.00 per week. Board and lodglDg In private families $3.50 per week. 5 Beautiful and healthful location. No saloons. First term opens September 20th. For catalogue address P. L. CAMPBELL, A. B Pros., or J. M. POWELL, A. M., Vice President. C. N. CHl'RCHILL T S. BURROUGHS CHURCHILL & BURROUGHS, v T" I I r I f I" i m v ru riiitMi w i in - i u i .mjhmi diih v I1II1IV.IO, I lUIUWVUtJ, Vl-W IAIIV4 VSIWUMI I !., SHEET METAL WORKERS. Agents for the celebrated economic force and lift Pump. I 100 Chemeketa Street. EAST AMD SOUTH --VIAI Southern Pacific Route Sliasta. Line UAL1FOKNIA KTtKW TKAIN KUN DAIM B-TWTUIN POnTXAND AND 8. V. aomb, "Uonr.. 7:00 p. m. I L.V. forllund Ar. I 7:A a. lit U:18 p. m. L.V. Bulem Lv. I 5.2d a, m S:I5 a.m. A r. 8nn I'mn. hv. 7:U) p. in Abuvo trulnu btuponry ul lullOWiUg sia ttonstiorth of Itoseburg, East Pirtlanil Orison City, Woodburn, ttaltm, Albany Taugfiit, fshortdt., Hiilxey, liarrlabury J unction Clly, Irving aud Kuec-e. " HOdTiUKU.UA--. DAILY, ilia a.m. 11:17 a. in LiV. 1'ortluud Ar. I 4:K0 p. m. Hiuom L.v. t:w p. m. 6:50 p. in. Ar. Koseburg L. 7:00 u. id Albany Local, Dally Except Sunday. 5.U0 p. 111. r.ai p.iii. d-m n.m. Lv. L.v: Ar. l'orllund 8ii)em Allinny Ar. 1 10:-J a.m Lv. I la-i r ra Ijv. I u-M a. in. V9frr'ffJ-' .'mmwrm.rp im 'wwawaiimi AR0I11B MASON. A. 11. SMITH General - Contractors, Street Work, Sewering, Excavating, Concrete and Mason Work, Tiling, &c. All work promptly done. SALEM, OREGON. DUAYBAND TRUCKS always ready for orders. Soil and deliver wood, hav. coal and lumber. Of fice State St..onDosite8a- era Iron works. Draya and trucks may be found throughout toe duv at thu corner of State and Couinierclaf streets. Salem Trad 4 Drav Co. F. T. LEADING MERCHANT 1 TATT.nR. 247 COMMERCIAL STREET. HART NAILS ! LOCKS ! HINGES ! Bar BUILDER'S HARDWARE i AT F (I P JZ6 Plumbers anc Tinners, 14 & 216 Commercial St., Salem. Garden Hose and Lawn Sprinklers. A complete hue of Stoves and Tinware, Tin roofing and plumbing a specialty. Estimates for Truing and Pliunbluj,' urulsbcd. PULLMAN BDFFEI SLEBFEltS. Second Class Sleeping Cars- Kor accommodation ol passeDge" holding second class ticheta attached to orpreis trains. (Vest Side Division, Between Portland aud Cervaliis: 1'AII.Y (EXCEPT BUNDAY). T. BURROWS ARHIKS n fall line of Staple and fancy Qiocorlea, Fresh Vegetables nnd Ber ileulu Bcasun, Butter nnd Kggi al ways ou hand 226 Oom'l Sti White's No. 60, SALEM'S FINEST TRUCK, Now ready for business. (Careful work a specially. j,b. vviiiiH, 1 T. RICHAUDSON, Attorney at law, ). otllce up stairs In front rooms of new ush block, corner Commercial and Court streets, Bnlern, Oregon. JOHN a. OAltSON, Attorney at law. Ilooms 8 and 4, Lndu & Hush's b.tnk building, Balem, Orcfren. 8 1 lyr aF.BONHAM. V. ir. HOIiMlH. Bonham & UoitRf, Attorneys nt low. Otllce In Hush's blocs;, botwecn Btala and Court, on (,'om'l til. miLMON KOUO.altornty atlnw. Salem, A. Oregon, orace uptatra In l'atton's block. BH. lilt D3HAV, PHYSICIAN AND . flurgeon, ?ulcm, Oregon. Otltco In liusli-llrcyiimn block, upstairs ltesldenco corn?r5taiertudS, K corner Winter street. T VOUNG.At. D., Ofilco formerly V . occupied by Dr. ltowlund, corntr Court and Liberty streets. Telephone No, 45. Ofilco beura: R a. m. to 12; '2 lo p. m., und 7 to U p. ra. Residence lth slreat on, electric car lino. Telephone .No. 9. rvll. W. S AtOlT, physician and snr JL kcoii. Ofllfe In Lldildge llloot:, biv lein, Oregon. Olllco lumra 10 to l'.'n. in. 2 to 4 p. in. SR. MINTA H. A. DAVIS. OHlco houni, 0 n. in. to 11 a. in.; 2 p. m. .to S p. m. or nlgbt calls proaiptly nttendcil to. Speclnl attention given to UIso.ikbs of Worn eu and children. OnVe In .ew liank tlllc, 803 t'omiucrelal street. ' Uestdeuco uimc SR. T. C. SJIITH. l)cntlsttin State street, Halo.'u, Or. Finished dental o;ern is of every description, rainless opera tions a Hiieclr.lty. WD.l'UGH, Aiohltect, l'lans, Spool , nciitlons nnd superlntpiMUuc lor all claascs of bulldlugs. Olllco UM Com merclal St., up stairs, 0. A. ROUKUT, Architect, room 121. Mar quam building, r'ottl.iud, Oickoii. llUSINKSH CARDS. t U..SMITH&CO.,Coutinnloi-s, Sewpr X. lnir, Coment Hlderalki, Kxcavntluu, t.l All war promptly done, kUleiu, Or. Leavo orders, with Dujaa Brosi 4;l5-lm PJ. LARHEN A CO,, Mntiutucturo of all , kludsofvchloloH. Rcpulrltig a special ty. Shop 45 btale ut.rct't. CARPET-LAYING. 1 make a specialty oi caipet-se Ing mid laying; cirpels Uifeen up nnd reluul with greitt enro. hhado nnd curtain pole hanging. Lmvn orilera with J. H. Luuu, Bui en .t Son or White Comer. J O.IjUHBMAM. Signs From Terminal or Interior Points thfi-& 7:lJa. in. 12:10 p.m. ncvr Ar. Tortlanir Oorvallls Sr7Ea0p.nl. I.v. l'5s p. m. At Albnny and Oorvallls connect with trains of Oregon l'aciflo Railroad. BXPKB-.fi TBAtTT (DAILY -XC-CPTBnWDAY Portland 4:4o p. in. 7:ai p. m. I.v. Portland Ar. Ar.ll ell lnuvllle Lv. H30u. ro 6:45 a. m hrouffh Tickets To all points EAST and SOUTH For tickets and lull information regard nig rates maps, etc., apply to the Compa ny's aptent Malum, Oregon. h'.P. KOC1EIW, Asst.O. K. and Pat-i. Ag't R. KdHIIM'.li. Uttniunr WILLIAMS & ENGLAND BANKING CO. CAPITAL STOCK all Subscribed, $200,000 Transact a general lmnklng bUMlii'SH in till It bnincbM. .President (1KO. WT.1jL.1AMH.. Wm. l!N GLAMD. Huan.MO.NAnr. JVtce Presiden .Cashier. DIRECTORS: Geo. Wllllams.Wm. Tut tnnri.nr. J. A. Richardson. J. w. Ilodson. J. A Maker. Dank in new Kicnange uiock on uom merclal street. fclMJ Authorized Capital $500,000. CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK Bulem, Oregon. '.V. A.CUHICK, Pres. W. W. MARTIN, Vice Pres. J. II. ALBERr, f.-ashler. Htato, County and City Warrants bought Hb (A, UW TAI IRin The place to g.t a Saddla horso, Livery I" 1 1 1 li 1 1 rig, Express, Dray or Truck, AVood, Hay, J VUliu Will feed or g00d well rotted Manure, load of Dirt or Gravel. Call on Kyan & Co., back of Willamette hotel. Prompt and careful work is our motto. B. F. DRAKE, Proprietor. T. Q- PERKINS, General Superintendent SALEM IRON WORKS, BAI.ESM, ORBQOM. Manufactures BTEAM KNOINIX. Mill Outfits, Water Wheel OoTfn..-.r,FrrjU PttrtUer aud Rel. Farm machinery made and repaired. MONEY TO LOAN. Special Inducements for the next 80 days on ftood farm loans. FEAR & HAMILTON, Room H. Rush Bank block. 5 liM ROnfWQ i. I FfJR prescriptions i DnUUlAu QL LLUUp ceiuuy $ w Capital City Restaurant Jas. Batchclor, Prop'r. Warm Ilea! at All Hours ol the Day Kon bnt vhlte labor omplojred lo thl uUbilihnifut. . ... A g.ktd tntKftHntlal meal okiked Id CnV cUf cyl Twaiy-fl v cenU ir wmi R J D KKONT qm4 uiC btiTMB Opera iloute ftsd 1st ho line to take To all Points East and South. It Is the dining car route. It runs through vestibule trnlnn every day In the year 10 ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO (No change of cars.) Compssed of dlnlngcara unsurpassed, Pullman drawlnir room tlecners Oi latest equipment TOURIST Sleeping Cars. Iient that can be constructed aud In which accommodations are both tree and tup nldhod for holders of first and aocoud-cliuis tickets, and) ELEGANT DAY COACHES. Acontluuocs lice ooitne sting with all lines, nltordluj direct Mid uninterrupted service. l'ullmau 1 " "r'-'i".' Ions can boso curod In r.dvi..i- utU nny agent ol the road. Through tloketrt to and from all points In America, England and Europe can be purchased at any ticket ottlce of this com. pany. Full Information concerning rates, time of tralns,routes and other details furnished on application to any agent or A. D. CHARLTON. Assistant General Passenger Agent, No, 121 First street, oor. Washington; Port land.Orezon BHAW & DOWNING, Agents. Bay I You need ono of sotno kiutl. If so, why not have It. Gold, Plain, Script or Canvas Now la the time to aave money by giving your order to J. J. MUTTON, House, Sign Painter, Decorator and Paper Hanger, 382 Church St, Or leave orders with Sroat & Gilo, State street. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. H0FER BROTHERS, - Editors. P0HUriHKI)J)AIl.Y.KXCKPT8UNDAY BY THK Crpital Journal Publishing Company. (Incorporated.) Orflce.Commerclul Street, In P. U. Building I'.nterjd ul tho postofUce at Balem,Or.,n ki jiO-cltshs nntttr. K. K. HALL, Pjper Hangerand Decorator. Ofllce at Chiis. Oil ert'ri MUllnnery htorn, rflem, Oreuon. JAPN33SK yffiTSi lmtm-ii JEU esswsr.sMwassj-1 CTLTRB -TsrANTF.U.-Re(TuIU for the Artillery V tJervloo of the United Utates Army, The conditions ol enlistment In the army ar now unusually favorable, and a spec ial recruiting rendezvous has been ct-lub-lUhed In this city for the purpose of nltord Ing the yqung men of this section an op portunity for enlistment. Applicants muat be between the niics of 21 und 30 years of age, able bodied, physically sound, and able to read and write the Knxllsh Ian. guace. To any ono Interested a full expla nation will be afforded by the recruiting officer, room 6, Kzcbange block. Halem, Oregon. AL.VIN H.&YDKNIIAM. 6-29-dw-tf 2d Lieutenant, 6th Artillery. Only One. Chance for a colony. 1000 acres of bet bottom land, oru-hulf Ju cultivation, has small streams und lakes, has i7UU) crop on now, buildings, etc Is live miles from Halem, Oregon, One-third cash, and bal ancolullve yearly payments with 4 per csct. interest at ) per acre. WMf JOI1W M. l'AYNK.Agt. T)U'TKOTIQNI.ODaKN0 2 A.O VM's I Meets In their ball In tJtate Iniurancf buttdlng, every Wf-diieaday evening. H. A. McKAimjlM, M. W. J. A. tiUbWOOD, Itecorder, fMI'IlOVKD OllDKIl OK ItKD UKH 1 Kamlahun Tribe No. 8. Waltm. Holds council every Thursday evening, at 7;30. vtigwaui in oiaie insurance nan, K. U. 1JAKKH. iYophet. KKNK O. VtATKKit, Chief olliecoid PhjiIIh Miutt Ilgister. mllKHOHOOLCLEHKofdlitrlctNo. 21 I will begin Monday, August Utb, en- rolling pupils for the public school. opening September 6tb. I'arents will please send inr children to be rwuurea utonceus there Is nlw4) a rush the day oriwotefore school opens and no pupil will tdralttBd without a cenlfloate from the clerk. OSee, Murphy bloek, upsUtrs over K. a MauklT rlotblu store. W ILU At MIXJRJSB, DlsUtot Clerk lOO State) Strt. 4 n.n nl nr.m nlnln Tkh( iiinnl nnnulol lug of suppositories, ointment In caphiilev, also a box and pills; a positive euro lor ex- uirijui, iniernai, oiuiu or uieeuintt. lu-ning. chmnlc, recent or hereditary 1'lle.i, nnd niiiny other dlseasLH ,tud fumalo wcuK. nesses; It is always a great benefit to the geueral health. Tho llrst discovery ol ii uipdlcal cure rendering an operation with the knife unnecessary hereaUer. This remedy has never been known to full. ?1 f.er box. H for th; sent by mull. Whysullur from this terrible dlseaso when a written guarantee Is given with (I boxes, to icfinid the money II not cured. Hend stamp for frco sample. Uuurtut(-e Issued by Wood Attn, C'LAitKK it Co., wholesale and retail drug gists, solo ugents, 1'ortluud, Or. 6 2-ly-dw NEW MINING MACHINERY 1. J. Foster, who resides about threo miles west ol Halem In Polk county, has Invented n mnchlno lor mining gold, which Is especially adapted to uivlug line gold, nnd works uuy pluccr niatorlal, from line bluck sand to gruvel, In met auvlhiog that can bo shoveled. Tho muchlnti is made of Iron and su-cl and weight only 76 pounds complete.. It In run by the force of a VA Inch pipe of water with a head of four feefT It will work irom H to 10 tons of bluet sand, or, from 15 to iWUns of gravel In i day, and rave every thhiglu tin- shnpeof gold that will amalgainuie. Tho machine has been tested and Is guaranteed to do the work claimed. .Muunluo will be fur. nlihed In running order before any pay U uemanueu. I'nce rompinio vinu. or address 8-Ww Dill on V. J. PuSTKIt, balem, Oregon, N Administrator's Notice. OTIOK Is hereby given that the undpr. sinned ImH been duly appointed ml. mlnlslraior to the estate of CrU illch. late of Marion county, Oregon, decttuttd, by the county court ol tlw shita or Oregon, for JlarlOM county. All persons having claims against suld estate will preswit them to the undersigned d.ily verified, at his home In nglewood nddlltou to the city or rtulcm, In Muilon county, Oregon, within six months from the data of this notice, und ull pervous Indebted to ruld estate will pleuve make Immediate teUIe ueut lo the undersigned. Dated this August Mh, 18V3 AtlllAHAM HIGH. Administrator of the estate of Oris Jtich, deceased. Ml AdiuiulHtrntoiJrt Sale. KfOTIOE is hereby given that by autbrv i.1 Ity oruii order of ths Hon. Uoualy Court of Marlon county. Or(U"ii, madoou ibeUihdHyofJuly, Ii4li,autiiorUlngand empoweilng the undersigned to ll the hereloarierdUM-rlbed rtul estate belouctng to therstateof Eveline (Xix, deceased. The undersigned, us administrator ol said tts tate, will on the 1st day t Stftembtr, 1897, at 2 p.m as per statute reqtiiredell at pub lic auction ut the west uoor of the court bousKlu Hilem, Slarou count v, Oregon, all the right, tltlo and luu-re-t of the said estate. In aud to lho loHowln di-crltd premises, to wit: Uts U, 10 aud It in bloek Nn, 8, as shoirn by the a'lHtnded ie eorded plot of Capital i'arK addltloa lo l ha city of Hslem, la ilarlon county, Ort gon. Tuniii of ea'e li. UbTH It. HAMMKIl, A4ratBlstrator of tee Ksla.e of Ksjn 0, dSAsed. ttoeaa, Orgou, J uly U, mi. 7-21-St NATIONAL n.VNR NOTE CIHCULA TION. Staliatlci" prepared by the treasury dopurtmetit ul Wushlugton show thut on June 1, 1892, the total ntniiuutof uatlonnl bauk note clrcu littlou uf the country charged Bgalnst the banks was $172,273,5C9. But of this ntnoiitit $27,599,103 had been surrcmleted by the fulled und liqui datiuii ban Us und buuks Hint hud reduced clrculutlou; and that amount of lawful money had been deposited with tho United States treasurer by these organizations for the redemption of such surrendered notes still lu circulation. The net amount of national bank circulation on June 1st, for which the banks were responsible, was therefore $144, 074.3711. Tho national banking system In cidentally grow out of tho exigencies of the civil wnr. The finances of the country demanded u more uni form Nsue than had been In vogue under the old state bank system, aud lo make the new Issue entirely under control of the national gov ernment, thereby giving unquestion ed protection to tho note holders with au absolute ceitaluty as to the redemption of tho nation bank sys tem was devised. Thut it was a wlso and safe financial system the experience of nearly thirty years has demonstrated. It was In October, 1803, that lho fliHt report of tho national banks was made to the controller Of tho treas ury. There were thon slxty-Blx of tlie3s banks in operation, represent iujr $7,188,193 of paid up capital, und resources of $10,707,014. Up to that time thebauks had received no notes for circulating purposes. The nsxt report was made January 4, 18(54, when ISO of these batiks were found to bo in exlstauce, with u paid up capital of $14,740,522, and resources of $37,030,092. During the succeeding two years the orrranlzition of these bunks in creased with remurkttblo rapidity. In that Interval the number was In creased from 00 to 1513 and the cap ital from a little over $7,000,000 to $393,000,00, Buch a movement In tho organization of banks had never been known before lu this country, nor has such a gain ever been re ported for any two subsequent years There was a 10 per cent, tax im posed on state bank circulation, which had tho efleot of driving that form of money out of existence, while at the same time most of the state bunks wero converted into national banks. While the develop ment of tho new system was aston lolling tho Increase in the note cir culation of the banks were equally so. In the reports of Jauuury 4, 1804, the 138 national banks thon in exlsteuco returned only $30,155 in outstanding notes. A year later the amount was $00,700,375, and at the end of another year tho amount was $213,330,530. so that in two years there was $180,000,000 of this kind of paper put into circulation. Buch an Increase has not occurred In any two subsequent years. There was an increase of $78,000, 000 lu 1800, but only $5,000,000 for the following threo years, It was not until tho spring of 1871 thut a circulation of $300,000,000 was reach ed. Two years later December, 1873 tho amount hud been increas ed to $341,320,250. It was tho largest lotul given in any of tho published reports aud represented the combined outstanding circula tion of 1070 banks. On January 1, 1882, the lurgest amount charged to the bunks was reached, the total for that duto being $302,421,088. The largest amount of legal tcuder notes outstanding was $440,470,222 on Feburury 3, 1801. At thut tlmo there was not over- $1,000,000 in National bunks noted out. The combined circulation of legul ten der notes and National bank notes was largest on January 1, 1876, when the total wus $782,510,105. Of this umouut $382,000,000 was Jn legal tender notes uud$354,123,250 In National bauk notes. The decrease In legal tender notes calculation Irom $.'82,000,0(K) Janu ary 1, 1876, to $310,081,010 on May 31, 1878, was lu tho Intercuts of the National bunk, though It old not help them to tho extent expected, for although the greenbacks wore decreased over $35,000,000 between thoro dites, the net gain to Nntlon al bunk clrculutlou up to Juuuary 1, 1832, the date of tho highest total, wm but $8,300,000. The resumption of sliver coinage In Feburury, 1878, and the luauo of silver certificate hud a depressing elRct tipnu National bank circula tion, und the proce of contraction bos bt'on progreelng steadily uutll about oue year ngo, when u slight reaction occurred, Comparing the lillthcot amount of National bauk clrculutlou, $392,421,008 ou January 1,1832, with tho total ou June 1, 1802, $144,074,870, shows a rJMreww Highest of all jn Leavening Power. Latest Us S' Gov't Report Royal Baking f. - - m.? s&& Powder ABSOLUTE W PURE in ton years and five months of $217,747,012. But notwithstanding this enormous reduction no interest has suftered aud there has been no disturbance lu the exchanges of tho country. Tho loss of contraction in this form of money has been moro thau made good by the introduction of other forms of paper currouoy. The silver certificates and treasury notes form an entirely new element In tho circulating medium of the country, und the aggregate of these now forms have added over $414, 000,000 to the nation's money supply sinco the Inauguration of the system In February, 1878. Put Up and Put Sown. I want a word to rhyme with ills, I have It new; I'll put down pliu, Kxcii50 me.though than put down pills, I'd rather suffer some big Ills. To put down tho old-fashioned, huge, bitter pills, that griped so and made such disturbance Internally is more than a wise mau will do. He will not put up with suoh unneces sary sufi'eriug. Ho uses Dr. Tierce's Pleasant Pellets. As a Liver Pill, they are unequaled. Smallest.cheap est, easiest to take. Put up in vials, hermetically sealed, hence always fresh and reliable, which is not true of tho largo pill In wood or paste board boxes. As a gentle laxative, only one Pellet for a dose. Threo or four of these tiny, uugar-coated gran ules act pleasautly and painlessly as a cathartic Pocket map of Washington, Oro gon, Idaho, Montana, aud Wyom ingfive stutes in ouo cover hond Homer.haudlor, better,than any $1.00 map yet made; 7 colors; in strong cover; all counties, rivers, railroads, post-ofllces. Correot to date. Also maps of all states in samo stylo. Agents wanted. Even boys and girls make money fast. We mall agents any samples wanted on re ceipt of 25 cents each; Address The Mutthuws-Northrup Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Saved Hia OhUld's Life. A. N. Diiferbough, York, Neb., says: "Tho other day I came homo aud found my little boy down with cholera morbus, my wife Beared, not Knowing what to do. went straightway and got aC5 cent bottle of Chamberlain's colio, cholera and diarrhoea remedy, and gave it ac cording to directions, You never baw suoh.a change in a child. His limbs and body were cold. I rub bod his limbs aud body with my hands, aud after I had eivenbim the second dose ho wont to sleep, as my wife says, "from n death bed he was up playing in threo hours." It saved me a doctor bill of about threo dollars, and what 1b better, it saved ray child. I can rccommond it with a clear cousolenco." For sale by Iluskett & VauSlypo. A hugo octopus or devilfish has been captured outside tho Qolden Gate, Cal by some fisherman. It measured fourteen feet from tho end of the body to the end of tho longest tenacle, and has eight arms, and as is usual with tho fish, there are over 800 suckers on the arms. Tho body Is a huge saok, aud is soft and flab by; it Is about two feet long. Thero are two eyes about un Inch in diame ter, and a faint resemblunce to a beak and mouth. This specimen Is ouo of the best in tho country, and will be preserved and soutOhlcdgo for exhibition nt tho exposition. Mr.liaiiiler's Itecoinraeiulatlon. Mr. J. A, Lander, a prominent ci tizen of Clarksburg, Mo., und widely known 1 n that Htate,says of Chamber lulu's Colic, Cholera and Dlarrlicoa Remedy: "I have seeii Its good re sults aud can recommend it." For sale by Doskett & Van BIypo Drug gists. Before Going East Enquire About ' The limited express trains of the Chicago. Milwaukee & Bt. Paul railway between Bt. Paul and Chi cugo und Omaha und Chicago, These trains are vestlbuled, oleo trlo lighted and steam heated, with the finest dlnlnjt and sleeping car service in tho world. The electric reading light lu each berth is tho sticciWul novelty of this progressive ugo, and Is highly appreciated by all legulur patrons of this line, We wish others to know its merits, as the Chicago, Milwau kee &tfl. Paul railway is the only line lu the west enjoying the exclu sive use of this patent. For further Information apply to nearest coupon ticket ugout, or ud drtts C, J. Edijy, General Agent. J. W. CASUY,Trav. Pass, Age. 225 SUrk Bt., Portland, Or. 8 20 tf Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed : Cutorla Faltered Neither Way. There wero about 800 newapp mon in attendance, at the Cbicngo convention, and their seats wm pleasantly situated and were looked upon with covetous eyes. Outsider wero continually trying to slip into them. Ono morning an end choir was occupied for a fow minntes'br'a prominent politician, who had come up to speak to ono of tho correspond ents. Ho took out his pencil and fingered eomo paper to deceive the Borgoant-at-anns, who was lynx eyed. It was during ono of tho speeches, nnd ho forgot tho rolo ho was play ing in his enthusiasm at somo point made by tho speaker. Ho sent up a Bhout that took sev eral of tho correspondents almost out of their chairs. No ono seemed to mind it particularly except a man who was busy with Blips of Dane headed with tho name of a Phila- j dolphia journal. When the'fin Bhout wont Up from tho disguised politician, Pliilodblphia squirmed -good doal, but kept on working, -At tho second one ho turned and glanced nt tho enthusiast, but three wa too much. Ho said: D" "Stop that yollingl Stop itlj Stop it, I say I You nro a fool I" j Tho politician stared at him,Ja much as to say, "What am I her fori" but said nothing. Another Phila delphia correspondent turned around mid said: "Any nowspaper correspondent who will go to a convention to work, nnd thon toko part in tho veiling; is" Tr What ho rsaid was lost in another yell by tho crowd. I havo been won dering sinco whether tho politician thinks ho disgraced himself as a nowspaper correspondent or as a pet' itician. Chicago Intrr Ocean. Whn Servnuta Wero Uoatcn... In that romarkably minute chron iolo of domestio life in England in tho timo of Henry" VHI, Tuiaerti "Five Hundred Points of Good Hus bandry," tho learned and pioua author seems to take it for granted that tho only way of dealing 'wttik maidservants is to thrash them un mercifully. Ho tells ua in hia mim itablo doggerel that "slut1 slothful must whinp," and that "a maid mart bo forced ,to bo cloanly" or she i to ' bo "mado to cry creak." Mistxeseo nro advised "togoabout-witti a holly ' wand in their, hand, although they may not always navo occasion xovm it, and to pay' homo when thoy fight" that is to say, thrash "but riot to bo always chiding." As regards the laundry, tho domestic serfs 'am ' "warned to take hoed whon thejr wash, or run in tho lash, and to wash well, wring well and beat well, ao that if any lack beating it will- be themselves." As for tho unhappy Cicely, 'the dairymaid, sho is to cry "croak" that is to say, tobothrashod if hor cheese is "hovon" or puffed up, and if the choose bo tough Cicoly is to have " crash." If tho chooso bo spotted, . Cicoly is to bo amended by tho beye. , and if it bo too full of whey the wretched dairymaid is tohave dressing." Finally, if any maggote aro found in tho chooso, "mistress i to bo nt Cicoly by and by." London Telegraph. ' Ono of tho Omues at Famine. Tho wanton despoiling of Russian forests during tho lost thirty yean has led to such widespread devasta tion in tho woodlands that industrial western Europe is nt present richer in woods than central Russia. Tho havoc wrought in tho forests lias had tho result that tho abundance of water in rivors and inland lakes has decreased; that immenso masses of quicksand havo been formed, which encroach steadily upon the cultivated loud; that tho Russian territory la becoming dosiccatod and nature im poverished; that tho temperature in Bummor has increased by 8 degs, and docreascd in winter to the sam amount. . ' Professor Bogdanow, who has dfB- Huutiy biuiuuu ujubo buujscm nr yearn, predicts, upon the at grounds, that the metauornhoaia t-u X1.I1L.11. Ll.11 1..J.. 1. fl tuw uiuck uurtu into noeorf WMt,iq bo accomplished within tho century unless this destruction att woods bo proceeded again.' withf-i ruthless energy. uerman AgriaBJk' turai Journal. Am KxelteU Davoiuhlro f itI?mI It is Bald that the dialect of onshireis so dear to persona 1 within sound of it that, w- their after trainitur, they drool its familiar phrases when usdk-r pressure of strong excitement. A colonel of the North Devoai litia was one day reviewing Ids i ment, and seeing a liar jump om the initiat ot ua tMu,- he't wildly, "There he go'tu. a (Treat shaver I" Then, foraett oxact point at' which, he hadi KiYlng the word of turned about and aakedt "Where wor I, drama. 1 "Preeectt m mf wy you, and the iaipjiHan - Yowth'sCo-Sfiaiiil-u .v-W 'WWW t.4. -r.