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VUWJBUKD DAILY, EXCKW BlWDAir,
Capital journal Publishing Company
PcMtoOe Kloefc. Commercial 8tre.
HQFEH BROTHERS,
idilan,
fully, by carrier, per nUi,
Ikiilr.Ur ntnll, per rar. .
Weekly, pe, per rear-
FRIDAY, AUUUHT HI. JM,
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AXl HUOK.
Tbe people of California liave for ten
years bad Male (.uMfeattoo rf school
text JxwJur. The people of this atali
have got to take doid of tuls acbo
book butlotta and (ell tbeir state -perintendent
vrbat tbey want The
cannot leave It any looker to be deali
with by a political machine that Is se
ep to ns.re pe on I ends, and tbrougi
legislative enactment dictated by trust
lDfluencJ. The proposition U nmplj
this. The state must print and famish
t actual cost tbe elementary text
hooka of the mdimenla of common
school education.
There Is now set la motion legislative
machinery that Is calculated to pre
V
vent the people of Oregon from jjeltlV
cheaper text books. While tbe tP"
of California get their common scnoo.
bootaat an average price of 20 cents,the
people of Oregon are paying, according
to tbe price Hats In our bookstores ,ai
average price of 66 cents, and the set of
books each Oregon child must have (
get through school costs liC.IO.
An average family of five children
will cost the parent $60.60 If no changer
are made. Now an edict has gone out
from our department of education thai
will compel changes to be made lij
nearly all these text books and th
changes now about to be ordered will
bo an additional expense of nearlv tbat
amount upon every family in Oregon.
Let ns investigate this act of our de
partment of public instruction a little.
Benate bill flo. 142 p&aeed by tho last
legislature provides that tbe state
superintendent shall issue a circular to
county school superintendents and tbe
persona composing tbe state board of
examiners, containing a printed list of
all text books published in this county
with prices as furnished by tho pub
lishers, and the above officials are to
select such books as they think best.
Tho selections are then returned to tbe
stale superintendent and "the toxt
books In any one branch receiving a
majority of alt tho votes" shall be tbe
state text booko for the next six years
The "law" goes-on to provide tbat
tho publishers of the text books so
chosen shall furnish a printed list to oe
bung up in every school bouse and
"establish at such convenient points
In this state principal depots of supply
or depositories for general distribution
of text books," etc. It will be readily
seen that tbe result of putting this law
Into fleet will be to force upon the
people not only a great variety of new
text books not now In use, but tho es
tablishment of depositories In every
county of the slate for wholesale and
retail stocks of books will necessitate
buying of hundreds of thousands of
dollars worth from the school book
trust.
Close examination of the Jaw shows
that tho votes of the persons named to
choose tho toxt books for tho next six
years would cot bo final as to any text
books, but would leave the power ot
election practically In the hands of
the slate board of education, which in
the absence or Illness of one of tho
members, would devolve this duty
upon Mr, MoKlroy who would thus Le
thrown Into direct contact with tAat
unscrupulous monopoly, tho American
ftchool book trust.
Jn conclusion of this artiolo we wlah.
to call attention to the fact that Mr.
MoKlroy Iim waited until Juit before
kfl Hoet) out of oftloo before puttluK tho
HMwhlnery of this law Into motion. It
this Jaw Is of his own devising for the
VMteflt of (he people of Oregon, mod
wty would forbid hU forolnx propo
tMm Mfpett III aUQcewor which that
HiwUiiiisM Mftflit not aw lit to carry
ttf, f'k jfmtt o! jmIIoh to tl Jaw
fa UM Jt WW frle upon tli lopIe
Qt a yUN pf 4n)wl bocks ut
ii nntoihHifr mmm ij-iphhhiw "i
y ft wt ftfx )' 4
UHimtb
tfcg common nebcol text book for balf
will fe belpfr to cancel aonliact
mado under a law which no one ever J
..t,fnhnarflandexecatd by
" rm- w- v v
ofllciftla over whlcli Ibe people will
. , -w I
mennayeniwuirui. -sj
Mr. MetVAnvw1 nlan Is evidently thl:
To have thU Uw in force and th con- J
tracts all signed op before the k-gMa-
ture meets tout to dereat us repeal.
The people of ibi state should not have
ibis thing forced noon tbetn at this
time and under these circumstances
and under trust iofloenccs. It Is not
apparent that the people would gel
cheaper text books. There Is little ot
.to Cviiipeliilou in text books. There
. no complaint that tbe present text
books are not good ones. I
Oregon should follow tbe example ot
California, who put It In ber constilu
ion that the urate should print its text
.ooka. The state of Oregon should fur
.lab Its people cheaper textbooks. Tbe
.(ate nf California prints iU elementary
ext books and, after selling tbem to
tbe people tor less than balf what we
pay, had a net surplus profit on baud
i 1 1832 of $100,000 in tbe scboolbook
t jud. The pfople of this state should
liHV BUIJUJII l' HUB IllMJu.wun Dw.i:u.e
a..... k a.aal.a.1. ... . t 1 I a. taa. Svaffa auhiartMa
r the school UmiIc trust and lb amenta
, their millet Every county superltf
?eudent who votesforachange.or who
votes at all to carry,.tbis cunningly -de-
vised machinery of the trurt into ellect
ribould te branded by the people as an
cueuiy. We would like to hear from
iy county euperlutendent or public
..ill da I connected with our schools any
.rgumeut for this law. A week since
ao branded this text book scheme as a
move of tbe trnst and eo far no one pre
tends to deny tbe accusation.
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PINO PhATPORil PLEDOES.
Congressman Wilson In his speech
accepting renomlnatlon said:
"I could recite to you tbe successive
steps through which the boure bill
signature and approval of the president,
wno was eieuieu upon me issue oi
tar ill reform, and who anticipated, as
the signal triumph and historic
acbievtment of bis administration, tbe
privilege of affixing bis name to a
genuine and thorough reform bill, but
you know by what iniluence this was
brought about. Tbe country knows
this, and hlttory will know where to
put tbe responsibility for our partial
failure to redeem our pledgea to the
people."
There are those who think the safest
and wisest plan tor the Republican
party In Oregon will be to keep its
platform pledges on which It was this
year put In power in Oregon.
ALi M hldn't Shoot.
A mart with n wlfo who has her own
ways about doing things catches ber
now and then.
"My dear," ho said the other morning
as ho was dressing, "I think you were
right when you told mo last night that
there wero burglars in the house."
"Why?" sho asked nervously.
"Because all tho money that was In
my pockots when I went to bed is gone."
"Well," sho said, with anl-told-yon
to air, "If yon had been brave and got
np and shot tho wretch, yon would have
bad yonr money this morning."
"Possibly, my dear, possibly," ho sold
glngorly, "but I would have been a
widower."
Sho laughed softly then and gaTe
half of it back to him. London Tit
Bits. Tli IVliliiMng Tree.
A species of acacia, which grows very
abundantly in Nubia and tho Soudan, U
also callod tho "whistling tree" by the
natives. Its shoots aro frequently, by
tho ngoncy of tho larvtn of insects, dis
torted in shapoand swollen Into n globu
lar bladder from 1 to 3 inches in diame
ter. After tho insect lias emerged from
a circular holo In tho side' of this swell
ing, tho oponing, played upon by the
wind, becomes a musical instrument
nearly equal in son ml to a sweet toned
A Good Uicuia.
Judge You aro charged with assault
ing this man.
rlsonor I plead guilty, your honor,
but, I havo n good oxciue. I addressed
this man civilly tbroo times, nnd ho norer
answered ino,
Judgo Wliy, tho man is doaf and
durabl
Prisoner Well, why didn't lo say so?
-Boliolk.
Home asd Abroad.
It la tlio duty of overyono. whether
at homo or
traveling ror pleasure or
business, to equip himself
f with the
unstretiKtb
;oiuedy which will keep
and prevent llluess, and cure audi III
as are Hallo to come upon all In every
day life, Hood's Harsaparllla keeps the
plood pure and lew Jlnula to absorb the
gem of disease,
Hood' INIIs are. Iiud tuft'te, nod per.
feci In proiwrllou aiid appearance. U5ci
WKPoXi
Ow enimrtkvt' Way. .
WWotiWrMWHWt WW
Cy wriwlrk'aTaa, Waili Mf ek m
lotMiHiy aim wihhmk, mmomwm,
HM www eywy siajr,
rvl
'r2Klto.
TODAY'S XAXXZTB.
. T Cnwetm4' tw 1.1 ." T-t
a Fortl44 QsciaUftM.
Balem, Au. X8. p. Hi-Offlee
Day Cafitai. Jovhhau tinote-
i tiona for day and up to hour of going to
! tMm ar.B mm .m
I press were a roitews:
UAU
butciikb btock.
DAJab CV.WW.AatA
.Veals dreaeed 4cts.
uVkcatUe-lJa:.
Sheep alive 11.25.
ynix, prices.
Salem Milling Co. ' quetes: Flour
In wholesale tots 12.40. Iteuiil 12.75.
Hun $13 bulk, f 14 sacked. Shorts b
17 Chop feed $14 and $1S.
WHEAT.
26 cents per bushel.
HAY AND OBAIJt.
Oats 2(3 23c
ilayr-Hated, old f 8&10: new cheat
$7; new timothy (S &Q
fakm PBunucrs.
Wool Best, 10c
Hops Small sale. 8' to loc
Egea In trade, 10c,
Uutter Beat dairy, lfi18: tanc.
mery, 20c.
eeee lo to jo eta.
Fiim smoked meats Bacon 10:
lanwXO; sbnulderH.8.
Potatoes-New, 25c
OnIonr-3 cents
A FitUITB.
Bradsbaw plums, Oc bu.
Apples 30c bu.
I'eacbes 60c lox.
J4VP POOLTKY.
wanted: old ducks not wanted; young
IKK. , H; young chickens, be.
KTfcAWD QUOTATIONS.
flraln. reed, etc
ml, &&; Walla Walla,
iam. Vi.w, superllne, vi.'Ot
tinbU
Oata White. 32c: crev. 31c. rolled.
In bags, $5.76(6.00; ' barrels, J)0
u.ztj; canes, tsi.vo.
Hay Beet, $10011 per ton.
Wool valley, 810c
MlllatuCr Bran. $16: shorts. $16
chop feed ,$15 per ton; middlings, $23
2 per ton;:mcRen wheat, ootg
lTOO ner cental.
Hops MarKet is lifeless. Impossible
to give quotations.
Hides green, salted, 60 lbs. 3jc, un
der 60 lbs., 23j?r sheep pelts, 1060c
D&IBY PilODUCE.
ButtefrOcgon fancy creamery ,221
25c: faocv dairv.20to)22c: fair to cood.
mo('n4c; common, rzie,
uiespe vregoii iijioiiiji; perpouuu;
ung AmencnD,l3j(o)l4Jcy3w.a imp.,
sm; 0Jom.,i0(a4ic
Bgg Oregon, 1012o per dozen.
Poultry chickens, old $3.60 per doz
en;young,$23.00; ducks,$23; geese,
$4.60$6.00; turkeys, slow at 010c.
Beer Tow-teers. 212Jc per lb:-fail
to good steers. 22c; cows, Ic2c;
dressed Deer, 4(oo
Mutton uest 8heep.$l.7&2; choice
owa ,f '
Hogs- Choice, heavy, $4: light and
feeders, $4: dressed. 6o per lb.
Veal Small, choice, 4je; large,34c
per pouna.
BAN FKANCISCO MABKET.
Woel: Oregon Eastern choice, 8
10c; do inferior, 66c; do valley, 10
12c
Hope 8(310c.
Potatoes Early Hose, 25S0c in
sacks; Burbanbs, 3045o per sack.
Oflte-MHUng, $1.151.20.
Capital Printing Co., Job Printer, 329 Commercial
$100 .Reward $100
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn tbat there is at least
one dreaded disease tbat science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
tbat Is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is
tbe only positive cure now known to
tbe medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires a con
stltutlopal treatment. Hall's Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon tbe blood and mucous surfaces of
tbe system, thereby deslroyinz the
foundation of tbe disease, and giving
tbe patient strength by building up the
constitution and aaalatipg nature li
doing its work. The proprietors haye
to much faith In its curative powers,
tbat tbey offer One Hundred Dollar
ror any cases mat it rails to cure, .bend
for list of testimonials.
Address. F. J. CHENEY, & CO.
Toledo. O.
Sold by druggists, 76c.
It Is Eeliablk. Announcements
of enlertalnmonts in The Journal.
sruf..m
TIRED, WEAK, NERVOUS,
Could Hot Slap.
Pro, Jltt Edward, of m4ob,
Idaho, 8ay"I was all run down,
weak, nervous and irritable througk
overwork. I suffered from Walna
tlguo, mental depression, etc I Be
came so weak and ftcrvdiw tkatI
could not sleep, I would arJe tired,
discouraged and blue, Ibfta tklu
Dr. Miles' Nervine
aad pow everytUla la ekutfed. I
lcop souadly, I feel bflHt, acttva
awd awWtkHia. IcdoofeJaoB
day now tlaB I used to do lu a week.
For thin gruat good I give IH. Miies'
HcrtowWv HervlR tw aok f4lt.
It Cures."
uu
An Ounce of
mumttttmittmtnmntmntmttttmttm
GARDEN HOSE!
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We publish the only One Cent Daily on the Pacific
Coast a,ud tbe cheapest and best daily paper for the money in
Oregon.
Please let us know if you can use any sample copies o
the Daily or Weekly. They wiU be sent free.
Remembei these are Associated Press newspapers, giving
aU the current news of the world from day to day in large
type and attractive style.
These low hard times rates enable every fainur to have
hit? daily paper and know the state of the market and all the
news of the world.
Editorial comment is fearless and independent. Edited
by its publishers to secure good government for the people
able to deal justly and fairly with all.
Only$3 00ayear. SI. 5o for six
months. $1.00 for four months.
JNo papers gent alter time' is out for vblch It is ordered."!
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someone who wants one of these grand prem.arus for simply getting up a club
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or.AKTir nTTi?i ain?i?rn
FOIl THE
ONE CENT DAILY JOORNfiL.
HOFER. BROTHERB, 5Ple send to address below one copy of Daily
Bauw, Okboon. BOAriTAL'JooBNAL by mall. (Erase 'line not
wanted.) " '
For ono month flad enclosed. SBcts.
For two monUw ' " 1 60cli.
For four months " " - . . $1,00
For one year " . ' ,.....ru.. mmm 3.00 .
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..."vHOFER BROS,, Publishers,
AIBH, OBF.OON
Prevention I
is cheaper than any quantity of
cure. Don't give children rurcot- a
tics or sedatives. They are un- JJ
necessary when the m&nt is
properly nourished, as it will be
if brought up on the Q
Gail Borden H
Eagle Brand
tCondensed Milk. Always buy 9
rthe Eagle brand, and accept no ft
substitute. j
LAWN GOODS. For
the Best and Cheapest
always go to
Churchill & Burroughs,
103 Biai street.
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KINDERGARTEN
Ms JUlloa'.'ntltrtrira. villi primary sad
COODCeilBg (UM,
Will Open October 8, 1884,
with competent corps or uiututi la errrr
deptrlment. This icLoul U emdac ed on tbe
lODKfl.V KIDElt'JAItTIN METHODS.
nd reeelTe papU three jtn of t nd op
ward. BOUGHT BY
Wm, Brown & Co.
J30 CommerdaU 8U, SALEM, OR.
Qcuuihu Whle Oil 8op,Bilphnr, Hop qotfa,
Kiln Cloth, etc Hop tm.-ua and Bpnren.
tiversity of Oregon.
EUGENE.
Next session oeelns the 17th of September,
IXH.
Taltlon, free. Foard, ti 60 a we k.
live Gonms : CUIcaJ, BcltntlDc, Literary,
English and Btulneu.
SOKXITOBT.
The BnardlneHaU for yoane ladles and tbe
Unttrdlos Hall for yoang rentletzicn will be
aoder tbe personal t apervliion of Mr. Manta
i lady or reaneroent end large eipeiieacs.
ror caiaiogues aaaresai
J.J.WALTON,
7.27.2m . Becy. Hegenu.
Portland University.
KlrU Location brauUiul, healthful and
free from all p aces of temptation.
Second. Best instruction elven In Collcee
Preparatory. .Normal acd Caslneaa conrsea.
aim in ineo ogy. iiaaic ana axi
Third Board In West HaU,c!ub hoiuea or
private rarollles; JlOOto J"JX) a year for board
and tnlUcn.
fourth. Kail term opens Beptcmber 18.
Catalogues tree. Add re
C. C.STKATTON,D D.,PresIdent.
OrTHOS.VAN 8v.Oi,U.l..l)ean.
Cooper Shop.
CUIUS STEWART
has opened up a shop north of Ulze'a mill. In
cWuthHaluti , where he ts prepared to make
and repair all kinds of cooperage, such as
pills, tubs, keg, barrels and churns. Only
the best seasoned stock used. Prices reason
able. 7-3l-d&w
-SALEM-
Abstract and Land Co.
Established 15 Yeabs.
Removed to souta Rooms in Bush Breyman
block. Rrcordscompltledtodate. AtutracU
of all property In Marlon County furnished
promptly and at lowest rates. Orace up stairs
over Putnam's drug store. 6 IS
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
Willamette University
Has been organised for thirteen years. More
than seventy graduates. Has now eight
teachers. Mo t complete and beat equipped
musical school on the northwest coast. Beven
pianos and two organs owned by tbe school
for teaching and practice coun-es, and inetb
oc's the latest and best. Piano, orgao, voice
cul ure and Italian singing, violin and orcb
est ml lnstiumeats, harmony, counter point,
(mud orchestration are tangbt. Dlrlomas
arcKivenou completion of course. The de
gree of Batch lorof Muslo when full course ts
completed. For fcrtber particulars call or
addreis Z.M.1JABVJN,
Mi Mus. Hqc., plreclor.
An Evergreen Tree.
WITHOUT OOBT.
We will send ypu by mall postpaid one
snfall evenrreen tree adunted to vnur rltmatn.
with Instructions for planting and caring for
ii, wgetuer wiu our complete usi or nursery
stock, if you will cut out this advertisement
mark on it the name or this naner. and tU
how many and hat kind of trees and plants
juunuuiumr iu purcuise. and wuen you
wish to plitnt them.
Wo will quote yon lower prices on the stock
ycu want than have o i er been ofli red you.
Write at once.
KVERQREEN NUltflEltlE,
3 lMtm Kvergreen, Door Vo Wis.
-: DRESSMAKING :-
a the J
LATEST FASHIONABLE 8TYLE8.
Bpeclal attention given to
ImiLDltENJfl wTVt.ES
CDTTINOJIND FITTING A BPECIALTY.
CBbop In'W.C.'SurRooms, Court Bi." "
MRS. P. M STEELE
E. M. WAITE PRINTING CO.,
BOOK AND JOB PAINTERS
AND
Legal Blank Publishers.
Bosh's New Urlckjver the bank, Cbm'l stree
MONEY TO LOAN :-:
On farm land maassvI u.AAi.t
Urieioaui. joaiu coulflkra without iklr
Hamilton & Moir,
Boom 6, Bush Batik BulldlBf
6-:o dwtf
K. U. WKSTAttlT,
LlVrnV, BOARWNG AND FEBU STABLE
HAY, OATS and STRAW
oi, ""-P nd DELIVERED.
nAc,2 Foy trwt, wtsH of Port 0ce.
11 Hard Wood Finishing,
d. uca no fcstfm HoioriSilwiy, itlnb fftix
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MILWAUKEE & ST.
RAILWAY.
Travelers "make a note ont1
Tbt Great Railway Svstem
t ,
ST. PAUL and OSyJ
With an transcontinental li-c. .A
direct and wtn toau.unVx
uod io au
orui mo tvlt-JUEJiJS Pfrnl
AND IS THE 1
:::0NLY LIKE:;:
running .
Electric Lighted and fcteim
Vestlbaled tralna of elegant Pte.
.., .aau UU XaUQ4
dart, with
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MJt:nc 1U eerrlce acond to txet
world.
Tickets are on sale at all promlauia
ucxet Offlcea.
For fhrtber lnloreaUon ask tbeivc; J
rwa scql, or Buttress
C.J. EDDY, General Agi.
J. W. CASEY, Trzv. PaL.
PORTLAND, (
WISCONSIN CENTRAL
tNerthtrn Pidfic R. R. Co., Liunl
run
TWO FAST TEAKS
Daily
HovS'tsn St. laul. JllrnfurollR suit
Milwaukee and all lolnuln Wliom,:
iub cuaurciuiu in t uufgo trim sub
nine east and fouth.
Tickets sold nnd hacnnise cLeckftlr
to aU points In the United stales it
t-roTiBcea.
Korrull Information rreardlnsr Rodv
maps, folders, etc.. addcsyur onn
et agent or J AS. emts
uer. in, ana in. Ajrt.. aiimsitk
leumatrsm,
Lumbago, Sclatici,
Kidney Compkwi
Lame BacK,j
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lull bHr. tjsmtmffii. t AilrA. fill frmAl e
bt m) 111 health, eta. This tlertria B&
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iiuusur tenor nr or wa roneic
saatts hare been cared trr this wnswcUm
fur aUotberroBeiMea failed. and veEtnli
CJ tcaUmoolal in thla and ery other uita
jar iwimi imfmfta xijctbic snri
frreatctt booa er.r offered weak men,
B.K.. HMMiaBSTInnuStrteflkCVlKimwm
WUis Bend for Illna,dPiirapIiltt.n1llljki1
SANDEH ELEOTRIO CO. I
fci. 1 TS Flroi Street. fUUTUM tI
Removed to tor, 'J biro aiu Wssbuitif
Portland, Or
HERCULES
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