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THE CAPITAL JOMiM.
(DAILY AND WKEKLY.)
BY HOITttR. BROTH BUS,
THURSDAY, aEIT. 12, 1895.
THE INDIVIDUAL PLAN.
A private school aa a rule In nu uu
appreciated Institution. Ttio man or
woman who gtved time and attention
to tuo education of children and rises
above the merely iiioney.raaklnK cpti-
Mderntton Is entitled to public sympathy
and Is Indeed a public benefactor.
What Is known na tho "Individual
plan" of education Is the outgrowth of
tho advanced educational systems. Ii
is a plan that rests on the assumption
that every human being Is worthy of
the best eflort nud study of the lend er
for that Individual child's "own" sake,
not for tho parent's sake or fur the sake
of society. The motto of the ludtvMunI
school Is "what we do wo Will do well,"
not In the aggregate or in the iuhxs but
for the special abllftlesand special laletii
and the special gifts, great or stuul',
that God has given to this purtlculur
child, and r?cni(uizitig that no two
children are gifted alike.
Wm. J. Huttfl, M. A , a graduate of
Yalo College, lias itttaHiulietl vuch u
Buluol at Btatnlnrd, Conn., and miys of
It In Harper's Magazine for Septeml er:
"This Is an Individual school thnt
is to say, wo make the lud'vldtinl, not
theclaas, the basis of work; a bright
student Is not held back, uuil tin
slower boy id encouraged. Ve teach
the student first to see, and then ti
tell what he sees going on around bin
in nature und practical life. We give
a thorough and critical preparation U
Technical Hchools und Universities and
a liberal practical training to those not
Interning to enter college. Wo make
tho preparation of lessons, the learning
"how to itudy" and tho mastery of the
subjeot In hand, of first Importance
recitations of secondary importance."
Bulom Is to have a school on tho Indi
vidual plan and, tho system is well
worthy of tho investigation of the par
ent who bolleves In liavlug tho child
deyolopod from within to tho very best
of its God-given talouts, instead ol
being evened down to the average by
meaningless examinations, often suc
ceeding frnutlo cramming, to keep up
with certain coursos of study, whether
tho child understands whut it has been
over or not, both teacher nud child
Intorosted only In getting over tho sur
faco in n certain time.
C, M. Reak writes from Swindon,
ng. "If au Oregon farmer had been
with mo ho would havo bcon frightened
to soo llvo stock selling at such large
llgurcs, viz: Cattlo from $S0 to $120
each, sheep $14, calves $10, hogs $15;
how do tho prices compare?" ilo says
nothing of other crops. It Is a well
known that llvo stock sells at boon
prices in England. It is also well
known all other agriculture has been
terribly depressed tho past year. Teu
to ono, Mr. Beak returns to Oregon to
live.
In 1802 tho Democrats put up a sin
gle standard caudldate uu u double
standard platform. This year iu Ken
tucky they aro ruunlng a double stan
dard caudldate on a single standard
platform. Rut they can't fool all tho
peoploall tho time.
A JouiiNAL telegram last month said
the gold syndicate would put Chicago
wheat down to 55 cents. They put it
to 60 Tuesday.
Tho Republicans havo a gteat deal of
good material for president. The
Democrats havo a great deal of poor
material.
Balem should skim the cream oft this
country for thirty miles each way for a
big butter factory.
The stiller the wind the better the
American sailor boys like it, In the
yacht contest.
Tho Yankee boya uroHallors, too.
VIGOR f MEN
EMUy, Quickly, Permawally Rwtored.
'H'eakuesa, Nrraaneii,
jouiuir, ana au tna train
of ellt from early error or
luter excuse, the result! of
overwork, slckneu, worry.
etc. run ttreostb, uotbI-
opinoni ana toua given to
eery organ and portion
oiipnoouy. oiuimo, nat
ural method, Immedt.
ata luiDromment teen.
ullura luipoMthle. K.U11 referenroa. Hook,
siuauitiiua wi prvMui inmim ivmuvuj iiw.
EllEMEDIOALQO.JufftN.Y.
iWv Jill JR. tjtxv
I II Jii 1 1 AJ'ii;
towu,
NEW YOSK HOP YARDS.
("romtho WterviUo Times
Thef e cannot he said to he verj much
buying going ou hero to present, al
though a tow sales of Humphreys and
the late crop are reported at 7 to 8c
Many will finish picking this week,
and the largest growers will bo through
by next week. On careful Inquiry It
appears that whilo many aro getting
more than they expected there is n
great fulling eft in other yards, so that
about here about GO per cent, of lmt
year will bo the average crop.
Tho crop Is being gatheted lu Mae
shape und an extra good quantity will
be the result.
(N. Y. Journal A Bulletin, Sept. 8.)
There Is u very light movement in
the moment, brewers and growers be
Ing alike Indillerent to the market.
Expr era also aro without orders and
their odvlces Indicate n luck of Inquiry
on the other side corresponding with
the coiHItlons ou this side. Q imita
tions forull N-w York or Pacific Coast
varlitit") are without change.
T, Hosfuwald it Co. nuuouuce they
have received per etennier Trtjye Iti
tlrst bale of Uohemhtu hops of the new
crop 1805. The hops are of excellent
quillty.
Coperstown Rpubllcau, Bept. 4:
I'no picking of hops Is general through
this section. James F. Clark will
Mulsh next week, and will have over
200,000 pounds. The estimate now
made by growers is a lino quality of
hops and about GO ier ceut. of llif
yield of lust year.
A STATE RAILROAD SCHEME
Sidnkv, Or., Sept. 8.
Kditok Jouiinai.: Permit me to
suggest a plan whereby the peoplo of
the state of Oregon may show to this
country at large that ownership of
railroads by tho peonlo Ib practicable.
I notice lu The JoimNALa half col
umn of matter on tho probability of
an electric railway being built connect
ing Salem and Portland and thero Is
no doubt but what, as you say "it
would bo a profitable investment."
Now I havo a plan, ns I sal'd at the
start, thut can be worked profitably,
both to the stuto and to all who may
have to travel oyer tho route.
Wo will suppose tho governor has
power to appoint a board consisting of
throo suitable persons. One a civil
engineer, another a practical railroad
constructor and nuother to bo an attor
ney. Let them locate the road nud
then there Will bo no dlfllculty lu
obtaining the right of way; then let
tho contract be let In sections of five
and ton miles to tho lowest responsible
bidder for the construe tlou of the road.
Now to tho important part, namely,
the plan for raising the necessary funds
for the construction of the road and Its
equipment.
It is this: Issue state bonds of thede
nomination of $60, $100; $600 and $1000
bearing 0 per cent, and to run twenty
years, payable at tho option of tho
state, Sell thoso bonds and pay off
tho constructors and equlpers.
Then let a receiver take charge of
tho road and run It at cost and 10 per
oeut of cost. Bet the 10 per oent out
side for a sinking fund and when the
first interest falls duo call in bonds to
the amount of the remainder of sink
lug tuud after interest Is paid. In this
way we will ruu the road in the inter
est of the travelling public, and at the
same time cause those who use the
road to unconsciously pay for the road,
uud before the twenty years pass by
wo will have a road clear. Then cut
down the rates to cost.
Now Mr. Editor, if you are working
really for tho Interests of the pople,
place this proposition before thero,
Vours truly. Milton Uhown.
Tbo regetta oorumlttee gave the
secoud ntco to the Defender on a foul,
8lie won It fulrly aud can any day.
Capt. Symou was properly fired
from the goyerumeut works lu tbla
part of OrcRou, after bis bad break at
Yaqulua Bay.
Tbe Cleveland Democrats are going
to support tbe Republican caudldate
for governor In Kentucky,
The earth aud ocean are ours so far
an Kuftland Is concerned. Aud we'll
keep 'em.
Balem Baptists will soon dedlcatJ a
uhurolt that would be n credit to any
"RBTtnOAD JOTTINGS.
Berlin is to havo on elovated railroad
liko Now York, with tbo diilorcnco tint
electricity Is to be used as the motive
power.
Tho Lake Shore- Electric Railway
company has been incorporated, with a
capital of $10,000,000. Tho now line
will run from Chicago to Milwaukoo.
Tho Monterey and Moxican Gulf Rail
road company has arranged with tbo
Mexican government to oxtend tho road
from Trevino to Sierra Mojada, and
thenco to Mazutlau, on tho Pacific coast
All tho employees of tho Lehigh
Traction company at Ilazloton, Pa., aro
insured by tho company. This is dono
in order to protect tho men in caso of
any injury, or perhaps death, that they
might sustain in an accident.
Origin of Cannlballnm.
Herr Henkcnltts, In Tho Deutsche Rund
schau, has ao interesting paper on tbo ori
gin of cannibalism, which appears to bnve
sprung up among mankind after they had
made a certain social advance. Tho lower
animals nirelp devour their own species,
and no traces of the vice have ns yet been
found among tho relics of tho paleolithic
men, Some havo attributed tbo practice
to religious motives, but llcnkeutus think
that hunger and the superstition about tat
Ing tho heart or any other part of an enemy
In order to actiulro his courage were the
original Incentives, and thut religious mo
tives were n later development.
Continental Asia Is remarkably free from
cannibalism. In Polynesia and Central
America it occurs chiefly In connection
tylth religious rites, and in tho former tbt
eye of tho victim Is preferred. In Uahoragy
tho human sacrifices did not lend to can
nibalism. Tho Maoris"' forbade human flesh
to women and viewed with abhorrence, the
eating of relatives. In many parts, how
ever, the flesh of relatives Is preferred.
Happily this abominable, vice is dying out
owing to the Influence of Christlan.mlssion
tries. silvering Mirror.
Mirrors aro usually silvorcd by cot
lug tho glass with amalgam. For th
purpose a large, perfectly flat 8 (ono i
provided, aud upon it is evenly spnead 1
sheet of tin foil without crack or flaw
This is covered to tho depth of one
eighth tf an inch with clean mercury
Tho plate of glass, perfectly clpanert
from nil grenso and impurity, is floated,
ou to tho mercury by slldiug, so us to
exoludo all air bubbles. It is thou
preyed down by loading it with
weights, in order to press out n.l tho
mercury which remains fluid. Tais is
rocoivod in n gutter mound tho steno
After ubout 21 hours it is geutly rulsod
upon its edge, and iu u few weeks it i
ready to fruuio. I'unilly Journal.
nts Milrt.
" What do you chnrgo to w sh a
sldrt?" inquired tho nmu at tho coun
ter lu tho laundry.
"What kind of 11 idiirt?" askoJ the
clerk, with his mind 011 outing shirt,
dress shirts, uegligees and tho viriou
other possibilities in that line.
"A dirty hltirt," tepliod tho mau,
and tho clerk fell in a faint. Detroit
Free Press.
Lived on Wntrr.
Old Lady Poor man I Soyou'vobeen
tiring on water for threo days. Hero's
a quarter.
Rollingfitouc Yud'ui. I was workin
mo way 011 n cuualboat Opelika (Ala. 1
People's O'hoico.
The Defender Is declared a two-tlmd
winner. Won't England kick, though.
Cleveland is already a third-termer
on girl babies,
The next president ought to bust tbo
gold trust.
The Journal
tho blues.
does not believe In
Push the Salem butter factory, thut
Is to be.
Uuat the gold truat.say the jwople.
Bully for the Defeuder.
BANKRUPTCY
of the physical belnp Is the result of draw
ing incessantly upon the reserve capital of
nenrc force. The wear, tear and strain of
uiuucrn mc arc concentrated upon the nerv
ous system. Theyounsrmcnofourday be
come sufferers from nervous debility or ex
haustion, nervous prostration or weakness.
This may be the result of too much mental
worry and excitement, or the result of bad
practices and excesses, or pernicious habits,
contracted in youth, through Ignorance.
They feel irritable, weak aud nervous with
such distressing symptoms as backache,
dixzincss, shooting pains in head or chest,
sometimes indigestion. The middle-aged
men, as well, suffer from exhaustion, loss of
manly power, low spirits, impaired memory,
and many derangements of mind and body.
The ill-used brain is morbidly wide awake
when the overworked busincs mau attempts
v ..uu sst III ucu.
The Dbvsicians and snecialista at the in.
vallds Hotel and Surgical Institute derate
their best energies to reclaiming aud restor
ing such unfortunates to health and bat ti
Bess. They Lave written a book of vB
Es, treating of these maladies aud setting
1 a rational means of bome-treatment
lelr cure. It Is sent securely sealed, in
plain envelope, on receipt of 10 cents for
postage.
Address WOSLD'S DiSPEMSAUV Mrmc.T
PU0 Ni
Is Your
Blood Pure
If It Is, you will be strong, Ylgorous,
full of life and ambition j you will have
good appetite and good digestion;
strong nervos, sweet sleep.
But how few can say that their blood
Ii purol How many people are suffering
dally from tho consequences of impuro
blood, scrofula, salt rheum, rheumatism,
catarrh, nervousness, sleeplessness, and"
That Tlrod Fooling.
Hood's Barsaparilla purifies, vltatlze
and enriches the blood. Therefore, it is
tho medicine for you.
It will glvo you pare, rich, red blood
and strong nerves. ....
It will ovorcome that tired feeling,
cre-ito an appetite, glvo refreshing sleep
and mako you strong.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is tho Only
True Blood Purifier
Prominently in the public eye todsy.
Mrr'lc Dlllc cMllnner pl't on
UOO..I S flllS miir clhartlc JSo,
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE,
Notice l hereby Riven thnt tbo undersigned
litu ten duly appointed administratrix ot
the e.tito or Page Mie.late ol ilirlon County,
Oregon, deceased, by tho County Court of thn
Hlnle of Oretron, for tho County of llsrlon, and
nil persons Indebted to said estate are hereby
notified to make Immediate pn meat to the
tinders g od, and Hi' persons bavins claims
Mg.lLBi tho rnld esluto are hereby notified to
prt-rent tbcm duly vcrldtd to the underslvued
nttho Inwotllce of Tllmou Kord and W. Jl.
Knl-er In tho city of Silent, Marlon County,
O'l-cnn. within six 'fh months Irani tho date
f h first pitbllcatu u ot tlili notlc
ALICE A. M LB.
Adnl ilstrntrlx of the calntoorX'ao Miles,
deceased.
Dated at Balem, Oregon, tnls Hept.fi, 18I3.
Ml w5
MILTON RHODES,
Pcactical Upholsterer.
All kinds of work made to order.
He plrlug a specialty.
I'll Court street, Salem. Or.
Mrs. C. M. Oyle
will reopen he
KINDERGARTEN
In Ihe Congregational cbu.cli parlor ou nipt,
so. uio-em
J)Jl. COXTKIS,
1'arlovs Over Gray Bros,
WELL DRILLING
Contracts wanted at icawnable jrlccs.
Work guaranteed. Iteferenoi as to experi
ence and responslbllltyllurnUhcd. Wilto
l'. h. KKrrKK,
tfalcni, U 6t Or.
SMITH HI!
MEHAMA, OR.
, Good ncqomrnodntioiiB, -with
tablo anil bed kept up to its
old standard. Guests served
with the greatest comfort.
7-lO.tf
F. M. Steele
185 COMMKKOIAr. 8T.
JIp Winery and Bicycle Repair
Klectrlca.'.' ..eliiand Medical lUtler a ip
ally, Bmau Uyuamos and Motor built and
paired. All work done In the beat manner.
GEO. FEXJDBICII'S
II U
MMT I
H
$11 Commercial st. ICottle block. J
IHuooessor tod. M. lleokA (In. I
Uest meau ln;the.clty. Propu)llry
at lowmprloe '
SALEM TILE WORKS.
.LAUOKISTOOK ON HAND ..-
ii
Bpeclal Inducements otlered. HhtppedtoU
point on short nolloe. Bend for prices.
Yarrts, North Balem.
Address J. K, MUKPHY,
Fair Grounds, Oi
SALEM WATER CO.
Office: W.llamette Hotel Building
Kor water service- aoolr at orac. Bills par
able monthly in advance. Make' all com.
piatoia at ins omoe.
Irrbratlou uiontbi-J uue, July, August and
Heptemben hours a to 8 s.m-6 u P, w.
IrrlgaUon hills nai.hln nn nr befora lbs 1st
of J ulr, street sprinkluog posltlvetr forbidden
Him UUt non.poUonous
rmtjy for Uonorrhcta,
Olct, Srsrmatorrhcea,
WhltM. DBntturkl dlj-
ctisreM. or sar Inflsmnui-
Mriii. tloa. Irrltftllua or olcers-
rnmu iltn. tloa u( niucoas Bitm
IrHtEtUlCHtMiCiiCa. hriai Nou utrhutfat.
kemamTio.MsW a01 u urucsuss.
wVoVTtlTSrJlTs.
Ctrvalsr kbi un nsuMt.
nr ui in piiu
IAMBI
ir
HOME EDUCATION.
Something for Mother and (ho
Children.
WHAT THE JOIillN&L OFFERS FREE
Two IIJrIi CIurs Mngnztocs NiuuVtl
iti Every Household.
Journal readers who renew
cash subscriptions on the fol
lowing terms ran have their
choice of two very destiablo
magazines free.
"QUEEN OF FASHIONS'"
free, by mail, ono year to any
subscriber who pays for the
Daily by carrier three months
in advance, at this oflice,$1.50;
or tho Weekly one year and a
half in advance 1.50. This
give3 you tho host 16-page il
lustrated fashion magazine of
Now York free for one year.
The above prices aro njt cash,
and tho cheapest combination
ever offered, The "Queen" is
a high-class, practical, home
magazine.
"THE) CJIILD-GAliDEN."
Upon tho same terms you
can obtain this delightful Ohi
oacco children's magazine. Ju
tho thing to read to the littl
ones ot tho home circh'.
brings tho kindergarten iut
the homu. fcrong, games tun
story Beautifully Hlustiat d
?U year. FuMMnd by th
Kindergarten Liter tire Co
Samples of these maazine
will be furnished free by mai
or can be seen at thi3 office.
HOFER BROS.,
Publisheis.
Salem, Oregon.
1
s
id
WILL, Oi'EN IN
CUAXNIXG'S HALL,
o.v
SEPT. Hi
?
Will receive children Irom 3 years nnwnrd.
Special intention to beslnnere. Allde-lrea
irnnebea for the o'der puplU taiiKhl, Includ
ing drawing, modeling, munlc. Dlaln land
nrtutlo needle worK. All work done on the
Individual p'nn, In which each child U ad
vanoed aeoordlng to lu own capacity. For
icrius uuu iMtrLicuiHnt nnn v in m 1 1 111
iwcmieiu nnu cuemeceia tin.
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UNIVERSITY
BALEU, QKKQON.
Oldest lustltutlon of learning in the state.
Kull preparatory nnd collegiate courses. Total
enrof.meut for ItlH 5. 401 students. Expense
moderate. New g mnaslum. Kiny-seoond
yearbelnsBepU17,lfaJ. '
for Information or catalogue address
. . . - W. O. HA WX.KV, A. MM
ujwow President.
If you love your boy give him the most vat.
nhl of all gits, the best edncation possi
ble. There u no better place thanCI1
Mi Angel College,
Mf. ANGEL. OH.
..?hooJ foropww every reipct. Splendid
and healthy location, constant care and strict
discipline, and costs but no a month. 8Slm
U1 vi a i
nfi?.eJ.nLa.n.c:a.,8n,?ln be commenced any
JAmeS terHep ,3 .Trms, private lessons,
to Uluasesor five, tl Tbe German Batur
day school for tbfldren will be opened at
n,SSL,.n? h-oorBerj; Chemeseuana Cottage
on Bept. 7, Terms, SOa per month. 1 ami
native oi Utrinmv holJ nL.i' . ' ".ma.
cenirlcatafroui lha Pruislan governmenUand
another from the 8t.UuU.Mop0biiochooU.
MIW.W.A ILRArHKY.
Miisic Teaching.
Piano singing In the Italian method ai
harmony Uugnt. ltruUr ooufm in mn.fi
SLVve.a?hUJ 'wttr!.'Jf1i 5JP-Ii two
uugui. ueguiAr course nraai
Ur. 1 arii. Will be InHaiauiu
h week. LimitMi niimt,,Vrt;.
siivs: ij. i"?.s5??f pp
ir&T&.,ffiffitfpSu
when dlrd7Tere order at VVllJy U ?in
Oo..nd Wills- Mnsle suTrei." W Uey giathZ
TOE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
n It IT NT nnwvio.
l8T0nl touia BARZEB.
w PreaiaeSt
Miss
Ballon
Selioo
,
HTTT I . Mlm
mm.Mih
ERIN
S CHOOL
1
HOP STOVE
THE BOSS
THE JUMBO,
and
IRON KING.
of a'l kinds and
dimensions.
PRICES LOWER TFAN
THE LOWEST.
Steiner-& Blosser,
State Street, Salem,
umr
W.".A400HIOIC
PlOilllOUt.
J. Ii. A!.nKnT.
UAshlor.1 1
Uori
1)111111
OF SALEM.
Transact a general bnnmng buslucsn.
Mf.uciiant Tailor,
Commercial St., Salem
211
JunN SrANLEY.
JIM MKAl
01,.lti& CI
& .HEAD,
STEAM WOOD SAW
Quick work. Low prion Lmvn mJom nt
'.. 11. WmtHcoU'n ktuUiU, Ixtck of L O. UU tl
korse Shoeing
hopnt Kfl ChemelU'la Direct, near Com
urelxl, ieclal Htleutton to Inturftirlneitnd
ifcw vrllli illeflM wl
WOLZ'S MARKET.
KiCKlj.l&nlted and iimokcd Mcatu and Bnu
njm, 9l(elrlKcnitor meals lu beat nhnpt
pt lnun AI loo Client, eastern ktyle. free
'ellvory, Moutli t'otmnerclnl utrveU
CHAM. WOLZ, l'rop.
E. M. VAITEPltlNTING CO.,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
ANU
Legal Blank JPublinhevs.
llnh' New Ilrlek.over the hank, (joni'l utren
East and South
VIA
THE orlASTA ROUTE
- o'tne
Southprn Pacific Comoanv.
CAUf0PjIAKXla8 TKAIM BUW DAILY B
TWEKN tl-QBTIyp AND 8. T.
Houth.
ri.60 p. m.
Ii.-co p. m.
10:43 a.m.
I Worth.
Lv.
L.
At.
Portland
Balem
Ban Kran.
Niuu. m
BOO a. u,
0Op.M
LV.
Above trains, stop at East Portland. Or.
egon City, Woodburu. Balem. Turuer.Slorlon.
JerierHon, Alba,ny. Albany Junotlon, irv ng
Lugone, CreswelT.bralns and all statons from
lUxtburn to Ashland Inclusive ""
UOHKUUBOMAlI. DAILY.
e:so a,m.
11.00 a. m
VJ0 p. m.
Portland
Balem
Iloseburg
Ar. I 4:4J p. m
Lv. I aw p. m
I.V. I 8O0 a. re
BOUth SALKM PAtHKNOKlt.
iOp.m. Lv. Portland. Ar. I
6:15 p. m. I Ar. Balem. juv
North
10.i6u.rn
8.00 a.m.
Dining Cars ou Ogtlon Koute
FDLLUAN BUFFET SLEEPERS
AND
Second Class Sleeoln Cars-
AtUcheO to all through trains.
fast Side DiTisioD, Between Portliuo
' and Uemllis:
DAILY fEICKIT SUNDAY).
7uua.m.
laiSp. m.
t,v.
Ar.
l"ortland
Corvallls
Ar.l
Lv. I
6.&J p. m
11) p. m
,Jrr Alvfpy nd CorvaUis counect wltr
trains of Oregon Central JternSllroad.
KXymxaTBAlW IDAtLYSXCKfTHIlNlltv
: p. m. I
1i2ip. ni. I
Lv.
Ar.
Portlanil
McMlnnvllle
Ar.
x.v.
fcfi0a.nr.
TUKOUUU TICKETS
Js.po!Suln l08 K'em SUte-s, Canada
and Europo can be obtained at lowest rates
'rom- P n&'JZl a4NNK Agent Lun?
Oregon Central
Eastern R. R, Co,
tVAQOINA BAY ftOUTJi
ConnecUng at:Yaqulna Bay with the Han
9??etr "ecommodatlons u us a r passed
iS0rc?ll.o0ruhtbetWeea ,he WUlsmetUiey
round trip, goad ajdkS.ibr' b,a
r or sailing days auiny u
"PL"y to
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