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THE SCIJUOli I'.UI'K fliU.sr.
Tlie ajaoliluniiuus of the school boot
monopoly Imvo decreed thud Ortgoi.
eliull undergo a uouiplote change it
text bookn this year of our Lord 1894
Following upon two yeurBof panic and
business depression the people are to be
unnecessarily mulcted to the tunc of
hundreds of thousands of doliure.
Wholesale and retail scuoolbook deal
ers ate to be forced to stock up all
around under a system headed by the
so-called state board of education, uud
backed up by circulars to be issued by
the county superintendents of schools
and printed price lists of the new serin
of text books are to be hung up in evtij
schoolhouse. These lists are prepuieu
by the trust and all the citizen bus l
do Is to pay. AH this machinery Is stt
in motion by a Iaw, passed twoyeuit
ago. It.' was introduced by Bunatn
TODAY'S MARKET8.
manage the .railroad it la well that
thoy should come before the world. j
The subject Is u moustrous ono and J rrIcog current by Telegraph Local
should be dhcuesed In all candor, per- alu Portland Quotations,
feet ly free from all partisan leelinnn, ! Hai.km, Aug. S3, 4 p. m. Office
andltistbh sensible, and fearless dia-' Da Ay CAPITAL JouitNAt- Quota
cusalouof any aud all subjects, that 5 hour of 80,ng to
should characlerlxe every true Ameri- baiiKM I'ltODUOK makkkt.
BUTOHKK STOCK.
Veals dressed 3J cts.
Hogs dressed 4.
1,1 ve cuttle 1 J (n,l!c.
Sheer alivtr jl.25.
MILL, PRICKS.
Biilem Milling Co. quetes: Flour
lu wboiesule lots 2.W. itelull $2.75.
Bitti (.13 bulb. $14 sacked, Snorts (15
(a)i uuop reed $14 aud $15.
Agutetlloar. I WJJKAT.
Yon must find somewhere within ycau 30 cents ptr bushel,
domlcilo a nook that can bo set apart for Q HAY AND GRAIN.
SO minutes' rest. This is imperative if j rIats7;lJI . ,,0, . .
you would preserveyour youth nn.lgoo.l ' JJ ntW cheat
- -i - - - rf wi
can.
Pobslbly.Mr. Editor, I am asking too
much space but I feel the subj ct Is
worthy a retil deal of space, even
though my article may not be.
Yours,
Thomas Buckman.
Mar?lifleld, Aug. 21.
Biaokmau of Eastern Oregou uud w s
probably prepared by thu trust Itself o
lti repiesentutlves in Oregon. It bit
Iain quiet until the people had muM.
forgotten about it.
jjNow lthas sprung with avehemeiict
that is very susplclousjiu'view of th
put the school book trust played in thi
resent Oregon election and in view of
the fact a reform legislature has been
chosen that may repeal that book trutt
JiW. It should be borne in mind that
thero Is no competition In school boots
and school supplies; that the trust
fixes tho prices. This law will not give
the people relief from high priced text
hooks. It simply decrees a change
all around at a time when the people
are least ablo to bear It. It should to
resisted by the people. Tho retiring
state superintendent of schools should
not run ibis expensive scheme down
tho throats of tbe"people of Oregou, cs
he is about to go out of office. The peo
ple want cheaper text books,not a high
priced change to be fastened upon them
for years to come. No county superin
tendent should vote for this change.
Noone.haslasked for It. The law it
self was never asked for by the people.
It was n Job forced through the legisla
ture under pressure of the trust.
looks. I have a cozy corner where I can,
If I wish, tako a surreptitious snooze, en
joy n quiet think or a little gossip with
my latest feuiinlno adorer. This alcovo
Is modestly fitted up. A pair of Jap por
tieres curtain my corner from tho rest of
the room. My couch was never in its
best days anything xnoro elegant than a
(2 cot, but thanks to a thin hair mattress
and an adorable old blue quilt that I
picked up in my wanderings it is now
quito an elegant lounging couch.
Lots of downy cushions of "Kentucky
jeans," the delicious hlues brought out
by straggling bouquets of white floss
thread, add to its charm. My hit of man
tel drapery is an antique pieco of hanili
work in satin and silks that I found one
rainy day while rummaging the chesth
in an old garret way down in Virginia.
On this stand my joss sticks, which on
company days smolder in such aromatio
fashion, and a quaint jar which remirds
mo every time I look at it of an odd little
fishing hamlet on the Massachusetts
coast. I keep on hand tho latest mag
azines, somo urticle3 boing my slumber
.vooers. Thoy aro so prosy that thoy act
as a narcotic.
Opposite my couch is a deei seatoa
rocker upholstered in denims. I Jwaya
manage to find a few pennies for my fa
vorite pinks and a tangle of smilax.
fli6o aro so effectivo when placed with
ai tho blue toned Jar. A big pane of
tinted glas overhead gives mo when the
sun is gracious enough to smilo on my
corner some delightful streaks of tinted
sunlight, completing, to my way of
thinking, tho prettiest touo picturo un
der my rooftree. Philadelphia Inquirer
An Oregon Opinion. VZL.
Editor Jeurnal: In The Jour
nal of .August 10th a Democratic
reador says he is in favor of tho govern
ment getting its money out of the rail
road, but it must either sell or lease
them to do It. As ho is not in favor of
tho government running tho roads
llunlf urn mnar. Iiavn nnmn rnnflnn whv
the crovernmont Ishould not own and I
manage the roads, and though I have
beard thn Idea expressed a great many
times I have never heard a satisfactory
ronson given why tho government
should not manage and control the
railroads just as well as It does the
postollico department. I am In favoi
of tho government taklngCthe road,
and ruunlng them through a wrlngei
so that If there is water about them It
would be all squeezed out and then
run them lust as they carry tho mails,
forjust asllttloas It can well be done
for, and give as my reason these sitnplt
principles: 1st, It is simply for tin
people in their many productive enter
prises that it should bo done In that
manner, and It belongs to the province
of tho government to do It. 2nd, It
has as much right and Is In us duly
bound to not allow private capital to
speculato upon tho necessities of tin
publlo as it has to prevent private capi
tal from speculating upon carrying tht
written or printed news for the people.
3rd, The government 1b cither-out of It?
plaoo In tho one Instance, orltsrlghtt
and duties extend to tho other, 4th,
The general publlo would bo greatly
benefited by thu change.
Even though there are a number of
millionaires who would see their source
of Inooiuo suddenly dried up,yot think
thero Is another class who would fee)
the hand of prosperity touch them
until their wellbelng would more than
oompeusate tho woes the poor million
aire might feel. Had the postofllce do-
parttueut beeu carried pu by private
enterprise (aa Jay Gould said It should
luive been) uo doubt but their would
have been k dozen or more millionaire
built up out of It, with a correspond I uu
number or destitutes to liavo propoHy
baknoed the bu-lneea.
Now If Democratic readers can give
h few good reasons why the govern
went bud better not own, control andjj
XIuw tho Thief 31 nt Kick Himself.
Herman Swrao, tho pawnbroker and
jeweler, was looking over a rot of unre
deemed pledges yesterday when he
found something which made- his hair
fairly stand on end. About ft year ago
a young man called at tho store of Mr.
Sixmo and said ho desired to borrovr
somo niuiey from tho offlco on somo per
sonal property. Tho property consisted
of n valiso, an overcoat, u suit of cV? th
ing and a gola watch. Tho amount
loaned on tho goodu was $40, and the
man who Lccured tho loan said that he
would call in tho courso of a fow days
and redeem tho property. Tho goods
wero placed in the vault and havo re
mained thero undisturbed ever since.
When tho musty old satchel was taken
out of tho vault yesterday it was found
to bo in the same condition as it was at
tho time it was placed in tho room for
safe keeping. Tho clothing hod been
made into a separate package. Tho va-
Use was brokon open, and iusido was
found a red leather belt considerably the
worso for wear. Tho bolt was taken
out, and in handling it was notlqed that
It was very heavy and had little pockets
along tho side.
Mr. Btono took tho belt out into the
front room of tho store and opened the
pockets. Out rolled gold pieces, double
eagles, to tho number of 84. Thoy were
as bright and shiny as tho day thoy were
taken from tho mint, and they looked as
though thoy had just boon taken from
tho bank. The ooins wore all of the
same doto, 1800. Tho money legally be
longs to tho finder unless some persou
from whom it was takon, as it was ap
pnrcntly stolen, proves his property.
Si. Paul Qlobe.
Tliolr Great Matrimonial Score.
Lysander Morso and Phcobo Macombcr
Wero married 05 years ago. It was a
lovo match that won tho envy of all
their neighbors hy its promises of hap
piness. Tho couplo lived together for
only a year, when in a violent quarrel
over somo trivial mcidont thoy soporatod
anr wero finally divorced. Morso prompt
ly married again from a spirit of piquo,
and his erstwhllo brido was not far be
hind him in resuming the wodded state.
Neither found any poaco or happiness,
and it soon seemed to bo a race between
thorn as to who could mako tho most un
fortunate alliances. Morse succeeded in
contracting four marriagos, but Ids rival
wop tho hearts of six different men,
whoso names she boro in turn. Those
facts did not como out until they met
ror trie urst timo buico tnotr separation
recently in Allegan county. Aa thoy re
hearsod their various oxporicuces it ap
peared mat eacti was single again, and
thoy docidod to try a second marriage
A fow days after this marriage thoy
disagreed and camo to blows, which
produced a final separation, Decatur
(Mich.) Con Chicago Tribune.
Tired, Wea, Nervous,
VI.HUDHUll)igUlinAlj uuu UVOI WUTK
or too much strain on brain and body.
The only way to euro is to feed the
norves ou pure blood. Thousands of
peonle certify that tho best blood nurl.
fler, tho best nerve toulo aud strength
hulldor is Hood's Bareuparllla, What
It baa dono for others It will also do for
you Hood's cures.
ITood's Pills ouro constipation by re
storing perlstaltlo action of tbo alimen
tary canal.
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Our Grandmother's Way.
Was to steep root aud herbs aud use
It every ulght. Wo can do tho same
by using Park's Tea. Nothlmr acts as
promptly aud without discomfort.
Not a pill nor a catbartlo but moves
me uoweis everyday,
Holt) by Capital Drugstore
FARM PRODUCTS.
Wool Best, 10c.
Hups ttmall sale, 8. to luc.
Eggs In trade, 10c."
Butler l',t dalry,;i618j fano
creamery, 20c.
Chtte 10 to 15 cts.
Farm fiiuoked meats Bacon. 10;
hams, 10; shouldered.
Potutoes-New, 2.3c,
Oulons 3 cents
FRUITS.
Brudabaw plums, 60c bu.
Apples 30o bu.
Peaches 80c box.
LIVE POULTRY.
Poultry Hei e, 6o; roosters not
wanted; old ucks not wanted; young
ducki,8; youi glcblckens, 8c
POK1L.ND QUOTATIONS.
Uiain, Feed, etc.
Flour P,.n and, $2.05; Walla Wulla,
$2 90; griihuu , $2.40; superfine, $2.25
per oarrel.
Oats White, 32c; grey, 31c; rolled,
in bags, $5.76(6.00; barrels, $6.00
G.C6; cases, $3.75.
Hay Best, $1(12 per ton.
Wool valley, b(aiuc.
Mlllstulls Brau, $1517; shorts, $10
18; ground barley, $20; chop feed,
$15 per ton; whole teed, barley $17 pel
ton; middlings, $2328 per ton;
chicken wheat. 051.00 percental.
Hops MarKet is lifeless. Impossible
to give quotations.
Hides green, salted, CO lbs. 3Jc, un
der 60 lbs., 23c; sheep pelts, 10C0c.
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Butter Oregon fancy creamery ,22J(S;
25cj fancy dairy,2022ic; fair to good.
1517Jc; common, 12fc.
Cheese Oregon llj12jc per pound;
Young Anierican,13J14io;8wlEB Imp..
1032c; DomlC18c.
EggH Oregon, 1012o per dozen.
Poultry chickens, old $3.60 per di z
en; young,$23.00; ducks,$23; getst
$4.50$5 00; turkeys, slow at 9l0c.
Beet Topateers, 22Jo per Jb; fall
to good steers, 221c; cows, lie2o;
dressed beef, 46o
Mutton uest sheep.$I.752; choice
owes, 51.601.76.
Hogs- Choice, heavy, $4; light and
feeders, $4; dressed, 6o per lb.
Veal Small, choice, 4Jc; large,34c
per pound.
SAN FRANCISOOjMARKET.
Woel: Oregon Eastern choice,!' 8
10c; do inferior, 66o; do Jvalley, 10
12c
Hops 810c.
Potatoes Early Rose, 2532Jo in
sacks; Burbanks, 3045o per sack.
Oatfi-Mllling, 51.17j01.22j.
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The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science ha?
been able to euro in all Its stages and
that Is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is
the only positive euro now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires a con
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Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving
the patient strength bv bulldincr un thp
constitution and assisting nature 1b
doing Its work. The proprietors baye
to much faith In its curative powers,
that they offer One Huudred Dollar
for any cases that It falls to cure. ;8end
for list of testimonials.
Address. F. J. CHENEY, & CO.
Toledo, O.
Bold by druggists, 75c.
It Is Reliable. Announcements
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. "plP'"l' over all othen. CBiui
iaftanUr felt by wearer or we forfeit 5,W
will cure all of the abore dlieaaes or no m ti
anda 1ito been cured by this maifelouibia
after all other remedies failed, and we Rlviba
v. K.UIUWU1.H tu vua mu erery omer state.
Our rmrfal biprartd KLECTRIC SlsrrlWt
greateat booa eier offered weak men, ITUIaK
5'i Ufal,a4 Tlcanaa Slnsttli fl WumnlHi
Moa Seodforlllua'dPampnlet.malinl.iiUl,
8ANDEN ELEOTRIO CO.,
Vo. 1 72 first Street. 1'OltTI. AJV1) Mil
Removed toCor. Third and Wasbbf il
jrtland, Or,
HERCULES
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NO ELECTHIC
WITH A CHEAP
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years, but havo vou ever tried I'r'ii
not. you do notknow what an'"
POZZQMljTH
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