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"Tho Btu'al of the Apprentice" and
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York, who dls macs the matter of labor
union;, tho relation of tho employer
to tho employed and suggests remedies
for tho shortcomings o( many accepted
social theories. Tho book is published
in attractive form by tho Oherouny
Printing A Publishing Co., Now York,
and cannot bat bo helpful to every
honest invosttgtor.
For lilt by W. II. I)urghardt,Blem Oregon.
"Tho words of Abranam Lincoln" is a
small volumo for uso as supplomonatry
reading In public reboots, edited, ar
ranged and annotated by Isaac Thomas,
of Yale. After a short sketch of Lincoln
by Lowell, It contains the choicest wotds
from his speeches, letters and official
orders.
Thoyaro ns Carl Schurz expresses
It "words of wonderful beauty
and erandour," and aro ceratainly
well adapted for tho purposo for which
thoy aro intended, to glvo tho youth
of our land a knowledge of tho wonder
ful wisdom, and tho simple form of
speech employed to convey it, of tho
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duced. Prlco WeBtern Publishing
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IN THE OPEN AIR.
Fituk l'utinuii In August National Muk-sshie.
A wheel and away from tho smoky
town,
To tho country-sldo, where tho earth
blooms fair:
From tho tlury ways where tho sun beats
uown,
For a bracing run in the open air.
Thu soul shall expand and tho heart
grow light
In tho distant lano wheiro tho city's
lilarn
Is lost llko a phantom o( vanished'
night.
Awheel and away to tho opon air I
Among tho late historical romances
iiono Is attracting so much attention on
tho Pucltlo coast today as Kvn Kuiory
Dye's "McLotighllu and Old Oregon."
As Its title implies, tho volume is most
dlruclly concerning Oregon and tho
early settlements on tho Columbia and
Willamette rlvors. Thu volumo can bo
found In every community, and Is at
present more discussed hereabouts than
any other volume. Tho caller at Ore
gon's state capltol will And this rare
chronicle on Governor door's private
dotik, whor-i ho confesses to stealing all
thu odd moments hoi-au to peruse its
Interesting pages. It will only bo u
matter o( tlmo when It will bo In every
school library, In fact in every family
not only ! Oregon, hut of thu entire
Northwest.
Tho stylo employed by the author Is of
tho rugged, linmcchanlcal variety that Is
well suited to a wbrk of this kind, be
tween Mights of description alio has
wodgfd here and them facts that seem to
lit, and among tho most thrilling talcs of
adventure bits of historical data are In
terspersed with n maglo that seems to
mar tho narrative, but adds lluvor to tho
story. i
The following estimate of thu work ap
pears in tho last Issue of thu Pacific
Monthly;
?Tho author tonus her book a 'citron
iclo,' but sho has made every page
BHak, and the narrative reads llko a
thrilling romance. Old Dr. MoLough.
liu, governor of tho Hudson's Hay Com
jutny, Is tho central llguro, of courso,aud
stands out from tho others command
inn and collossal. Mrs. Dyo hero proves
beyond question his goodness of heart
and hit gauoroslty, oven to those opposed
to Ills company's interests. Tho old doc
tor reigned llko a feudal baron at tho
coniany'a headquarters, old Fort Van
couver, and disputed his hospitality
with a lavish hand, Tho description of
the life hero Is particularly Interesting
the departure and return of tho trap
ping parties, tho Christmas festivities,
thTi Indiana trading bales of ! furs for
ammunition and supplies all make pic
turos bright with color and fascinating in
detail.
Tho "chronlclo'' begins with tho year
18112 aud Is carried up through tho In
tensely exciting period between that
year and 1857, when tho good doctor
breathed his last at Oiegon City. Tho
Whitman mission and massacro, tho
CayuiHi war, tho Biittluinnnt ol French
Prairie, tho controversy ovor tho bound
ary (which camo bo near causing blood
shed), aro only a fuw of tho dramatic In
cldouta which Mrs. Dyo relates with
much force in this volumo. Fuw thoro
aro who can mako history scorn apart
of today, but sho brings back tho past
and tho scenes live before you.
Korsalub W. II llurglunU, Hlera, Oregon.
Nature's Miracles: Energy and Vi Vi
brateon: Energy, Sound, Heat, Light,
Explosives. By Elisha Gray, Ph. D.,
LL. D. Notv Yerk: Fords, Howard, &
HulborC, Cloth, GO cents, net.
Prof. Elisha Gray issues tho socond
volnmo of his dollglitful Bcionce primers.
Tho first dealt with Earth, Air and
Wator; tho second takes up in tho same
lucid and entertaining manner Enorgy,
Bound, Heat, Light and Explosives.
Thoso aro what tho author calls "tho
primal olomonts not only ol llfo, but
ofmatorlal exlstenco itsolf, JWIthout
heat and light wo cannot concelvoof tho
physical universe ; and sound becomes a
modification of these, without which
animated creation would soon destroy
Itself, and oven whilo it lived would fail
to develop, lacking thu moans of com
munication." Thcso oil Involvo motion
and that requires force and continuing
onorgy or forco at work. Thus tho
author begins his explanations with
Energy, and, binding ono thought to
another, shows how tho onorgy of tho
universe is a constant quantity nover
moro, nuvor less, however variablo in
application; and makes clear tho mys
torios of tho natural forces, tholr Inter
play and mutual oxchanges, and their
rotations to tho groator mystery of llfo.
For sslo by W. II, Ilurghardt, flAlsin, Oregon.
orators and authors; of women .and
children; of physicians and tholr pa
tients; together with a bright, broozy
chapter pn after-dinner speaking aud
speakors.
Tho whole book, which may bo read
almost at ' a sitting, Is written with
tasto, tact, skill nnd discrimination.
For ule by W. II. Burghardt, Salem, Oregon.
"Way Down Ease" is a romanco of
Now England Llfo by Joseph R. Oris
mer, elaborated from tho play of that
namo that, has run two wholo seasons In
Now York. It Is In ono of Tho Peor
Iobs sorlos published by J. S. Ogllvio
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CO conts a year. It oIbo promotes tho
Animal Friend's League and pages aro
full of interesting original matter.
Tho Wltmark Monthly, published at
Witmark bulldlnn 8 West 20 atrcct.Now
York, is published In thu interest of tho
music trado, and musicians. It con
tains many pictures of successful artists
nnd tho oponing scores of nearly all tho
new hits vocal or instrumental.
Tho National Masazino of Boston.
Mass., with a special department of
"Affairs at Washington," by Joo
Mitchell Chapplo is a ton contillustratcd
motlily of grcnt variety nnd unusual
scope of interest. It covers tho fields
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"Flashes of Wit and Humor," by
Hobcat Waters, author of "Intellectual
Pursuits," oto. Edgar L. Wornor Pub
Hailing & Supply Co., Now York.
Price 1.
This book is a brief study of tho best
things of tho brightest minds and con
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told In the most genial and chatty way.
It may bo taken up at any chaptor, nl
inost at any pago; for, whorovor you
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and amused nay, you aro Btiro to bo
instructed ns woll; for all gonulno wit
and humor carries a moral with it.
Hero nro tho bright utterances of Amer
icans and Englishmen;' of Irishman
and Scotchmen; of Frenchmen nnd
Germans; of kings, queoiiB, lawyers,
he International Montly of Burling
ton, vor., contains tho following pro
gram tor August: Tho Trond of Mod
ern Agriculture in tho U. S. ; Amorlcan
Literary Criticism; Itecent Advance In
IVchycology;Man and tho Envirenment:
Modern Political Economy. At 20 conts
a ntunbor this is ono of tho best and
cheapest of tho high class periodicals.
Tho last Saturday Evening Post has
as usual a timely program, with two
numbors on tho Ohlnoeo problem.
The Dest Prescrlctlon for Malaria.
Chills and fever ! a bottlo af drove's TaMelcus
Chll Tonlo. It Is simply Iron and oulnlno In a
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o-iu-om ecu
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line of groceries, salads, meats and everything for a cold
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TwoBotsof iii-to-(l(ito school readers
havo recontly heon piibllalitxl by a
ChlcaKO llrm that aro a rovelntlon to
tho generation that Krojied through tho
dark ii(oa of old tlmo school books.
There aro llvo In each sot Rinded to meet
tho needs of tho representative stages of
thu advancing pupils from bcglnnerM to
maturity. Tliesu books aro known aa
"I.hjhtB to Literature" and tho "Now
Century Headers," both series publish
ed by Messrs Hand, MoNally A Co.
Tho primary object of thoso sets of
readers is to initiate pupils from tho
start In tasto for thu bettor class of read
Iiik matter, thua layliiK a foundation for
llthatvaii nuvor bo effaced. It stands to
reason that tho child can learn to read
Just aa well by tho uso of elevating Ideas
for a text us by thu use of namby-pamby,
pussy-cat tales that are to tho child
what a trashy novel is to tho mature
reader. Tho different volumes aro
oilllotl by different persons, with n view
to securing that work In which each is
bust adapted to the jtorlod for which It
Is Intended. In preparing and Boloct
ing materials for tho first volumes, for
Instanco, tho author hiti'endoavored to
live In tho child's own world i to seo with
tho child's eyes; to take on his feelings
and sympathies in nil respects to bo in
harmony with him, thus as nnarly as
posdhlo fitting tho volume for the
purH)Ho for which It Is intended.
Tho advanced volumes of tho "Lights
to Literature" Bories aro made up of tho
choicest selections from standard writer
known tho world ovor. With each
article, story, sketch or poem is given a
p irtralt aud a brief sketch of tho author,
urns giving students an opportunity to
abjorb a general knowledge of tho
literature at tho tiuiu he is learning tho
art of reading.
oraleby W, II. llurguanlt.Saleiii, Oregon
j
"'N III 11 More Letters" purports to bo
a series of letters wrltteu by a young re-
Krler who Is sent south by a Cincin
nati paper to ferret out tho perpetrator
oi a mysterious murder. Ho is not told
what ho is supposed to bv after, but is
given instructions from headquarters
day by day. Ono reader pronounces it
"Tho Silliest Thing I over Saw," and
that description U probably as accurate
a ono as can bo given. There is in orery
"letter" a very labored attempt to bo
funny, and here and there is a labored
attempt at flno writing, at description
and a character drawing. Tho book is
published, by tho author, Homer I. . Wll-
tioiiu, auu ma or wars mo luinrint oi
tho Mail publishing Co. ti.o printers Tillson .Bartlett Grain Co
Life's o Siieh Race
To n sick man. lie's hobbled, bumper
ed, handicapped by his hlckueas. livery
little while he hns to lay off for a day.
lie can't get
ahead. Uvery
body passes him
in thu ktruggle
for success. If
aick u ess origi
nates in n dis
eased condition
of the stomach
(aud most sick-ui-Ki
does) there's
a cure for It. Dr.
Pierce's Golden
Medical Discov
ery is not a cure
all, but a medi
cine Htiecially dc
sigtittl to cure
diseases of the
stomach and or
gans of digestion
and nutrition. It
cures many forms
of disease, iKcausc
many forms of
disease originate
in a diseased con
dition of the stom
ach and digestive and nutritive system.
"I write to tell you of the sreat benefit I hare
rtvivd fmm the uw of Dr. Hcrcs'i Roldcn
MrdUatt litKmcry," wiites Mr. li. II. HIM,
of HyrntMr. 1'ulium County Wt.t V. lt
cuti.l me of i rr)- Uid . of ludigcsllon
iwh.-UimI wtlli torjil.l liver IKforr I Ix-ijin
the u.e of GoMcii Medical DUcovrrv' t had
iu) umwtllc could not ikrii or work Imt very
hlllr The little that I ate did not a(tee with
oie bowel coii.tlpalcd. aud life was a tuUery
u me I wrote lo Ur Item, irlvinx the symp
tom., ami i.ked for adrice You adtiwd me
lu tiy the 'Goldca MeIUal Discovery so I be
(in the iur of it. and alter taking four bottles
I felt o well Hull 1 went to woik, but soon got
re m I avHln Ixk the use of It. and ued
It utwut ciiihl weekn longer when I was per
manently luted I took In all about twelve
Ivittln of the ' DlKutery,' and some of Dr
1'ieiYi rieiuaiit I'tlleU In connection with
;he DiwMvery ' "
Dr Tierce's 1'leoMiit Velleta keep the
Uiwela lu healthy actiou.
TheMaumas.
Tho Mazamas will leavo Albany for
Mt. Jefferson on their soventh nnntial
outing Aug, 7th. A good many Albany
people will go. Tho 0 A E. havo mado
a rato of ono faro round trip to Detroit
good for return until Aug. 20.
"Delays Are Daocerous."
A small nlmnloon vourfacomav seem
of llttlo consequence, but it shows your
uiood is impure, anu impure uioou is
what causes most ol tho diseases from
which people suffer. Hotter heed thu,
warning givon by tho nimplo nnd purify
vnilr lllnml nt nnpn liv fnblni, Tlnml'al
Barsaparilln. This mtxlicinn cures all
diseases duo to bad blood, including
scrofula and salt rlloum.
Tho non-irritating cathartic Hood's
Pills. 6
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fmJ MONMOUTH,
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For Cataloguo containing full
Announcements, nddresn,
P. L, Campbell, Prcs..
or, W. C. Wann, Sec. Faculty
Fall Term Opens
September 18th.
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Two Insane.
Mrs. Florence M. Myrlck, aged 22,
from Grants Pass, and Frank Wallaeo
aged 29, from Portland, woro received at
tho asylum yesterday.
$100 Reward, $100,
Tho readers of this paper will tpi
pleased to learn that thoro is at leaet
ono dreadod disease that .science has
been nblit to euro in nil its stagos and I
that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is
tho only positive euro now known to tho
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constitutional dleeaso, requires i con
stitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh
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upon tho blood and mucous surfaces of
tho system, thereby destroying tho
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Address, F. J. Choky A Co., Toledo, 0.
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Hall's Family Pills aro tho beet.
Dlider Twine
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Shool District Loan.
Notice Is herobv given that pursuant
to an , order mado by tho board of direct
ors of School Dist. No. 24 Marion county,
Oregon, at tho regular nicotine; held on
Saturday evenhiB, July "1st, looo, sub
acription lists are now ojion at the olllco
of tho clerk of tho district In tho Ladd &
1 ubIi bank Salem, Oreiwn. for tho mir.
chaso by tho citizens at large of 130,000,
district funding notes of Bald school dia'
iiiti iu. ., .uarion c
Old Post
OfficeStables
Aro largo ant havo reliable attend
ants, your team boarded by tho week or
day. Good teams for hire. Prices rea
souablo. lour patroiiago solicited.
H. M. Brown
62 Ferry Street.
FREBBDRGER' MEAT MARKET
Is open again under now management
mu rv nm
BUI
innlv vnn nlili tin, n.,..0t
fresh meats, lanl et. nut i.. .i..!
cleanest and best shape and promptly
?HiV0??A Co,,1 and BtHJ ,ls' 1ll0nu
Alain 2940.
VAN PATTON & CO.
Oregon.
ntaa In ilwt
sums of 150, 100, 200 and upwards. The
noillifr
. ---" -,
oaiu issuo to cons at of unto in
ARK YOU taking a vacation? If so, wo
would llko to send you Bomo litera
ture nbout "Banff Hot Springs"
"Tho Great Glacier of IhoSolklrks,"
and tho magnificent hotels there,
operated by tho Canadian Pacific
Hallway. Cheap Kxcursion Itatca
. made from all Pacillc Coast points.
Oil, IF YOU nro going F.ast tako your
Tickets by tho "Imperial Limited"
and spend a day or two atourmoun-
tain resorts. You will benefit by it
nnd enjoy it.
Apply to any Canadian Pacific Ry. Agent
or to
E. J. COYLE, II. H. ADI10TT,
A. G. P. A., 140 Third St.
Vancouver, B. 0. Portland,
notes win oo payable to bearer. Tho
j.niicipui oi tneso notes shall bo payable
at tho Olllco Of thn rlnrl- nf .1.' o.l.l
?.ffiilV0'&,?ii7!?.!ro.8pt;
...,. , ... ,, ,OOUWl nun interest
at the rate of four (4) per cent per an
num at tho same place semi-annually on
tlio Urtt davaof March mil K.r,i...i1.'!.
each and every year until call or ma
turity of the notes. Princioaland innr
payable In U. S. gold coin of tho nresent
PLATING
Royal
SlhlT
Metal
KulvespersoueiwooJ hauJles i
Forks Mrutl wnrtt h.n..iA. .v;
Vttlwr....,. m ,,..., J.?
torks per sets. Metal haudlcs
Table sroous Mnna
Tea spoons per set .-. "
Butter Kulres, each .
Sugar Shells, gai-h1, ""
curving Set... '
Napkin Hlnn tier Rt a -
f..Lnr. '
standanl value.
Be district clerk will
receive and ro-
Kister bii siiDscripttons n this hh.if
ana m subscription underthispublica
tlon will close at 3 o'clock p. m. on Sat
unlay August 4th, 1800.
Done by tho board of sdiool district
No. 24 Mar on Rnnnl. n .wi! !"
day of July, looo. , a,
723W Clerk.
TrlpI
silver
1'laler
160
40
!
76
9
60
10
10
CO
... a
SI mintl xn
NkkilplatfiOUrprIce80nGoIda,"l
G, A. ROBERTS,
BO State Street. 1-8 Phone 287a
OTEAM WOOD SAW
O Two Machines
Work Done Quickly,
Telephone 2583 black. Leavo orders at
residence on 13th street, or Steiner'e
market. M. Van Flkst, YkwPabk. 6-6tf
raw!
for occcpUblo Ideas.
State If patented.
THEIPATENTMECMD,
Baltlasre. Md. J
Cheap Excursion Rates
to the East
On June 23, July 12 A 20, and August 4,
ticke s from Denver, Colorado Springs
Pueblo to Chicago, St. Ixiuis and inter!
mediate points and return, will be sold
oy tlitf
GREAT
ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE
AT RATE
One Regular Fare l'lus $2.00 for Round Trip
Return Limit October 31, 1000
SPECIAL TRAIUS
One night out to Chicago. Tickets also
good on regular trains.
ONLY DIRECT LINE FROM COLORADO
SPRINGS AND MANITOU
Tako advantage of these cheap rates
and spend your vacation In your old
homefl. Sleeping Car reservations may
be made now for any of the excursions.
rite for full information.
& CI,,K"' Q. A. P. D., Portland Or.
L, V. Tuomi-sok, A. G. P. A.,
to ToPeka, Kan.
John Skba8tu?, G. P.. A., Chlcagd,
LOANS
AT CURRENT RATE
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
BOZORTH BROS..
292 Commercial street, Salem Ortfoa.
Tit-tr-ii
0 pictorvK
WE HAVE
hast Trans
0 TIIE EAST.
If you cannot takn thn mnrnlnir train
travel via tho ovoninff train. Both are
finely equipped.
"Our Specialties"
Fast Tlmo, Tlu-ough Servlco, rulirpn
Palaco Sleepers. Pullman Tourfst Simp
ors. Pullman Diners, Library (Cafe) Car
and Free Reclining Chair cars,
Hours in tlmo saved to Omaha, Chic
ago, Kansas City, BU Louis, New York
DoBton, mid other Eaetern points.
Tickotagood to BaU Lake City and
Denvor. ,
It is toyour Interest to use Thk Ovu
land Limitku. Tickets and uloepinf
car bertha can bo eeourod from-'
W.'W. BKWNn.v
Agent u. tr.w.
g?t.OR.'o;N.
Balem Vje.
Or Guy Tdwors, Ag'l
T TT TjsmnnAt sOnnfl ArtAnt
No. 135 Third Bt. Portland Or.
Oregon Short Line RaiiroaJ '
" The Direct Routo to
Montana, Utah, Colorado " ?
and all Eastern Points
Gives choice of two favorite route;, U
tho UNION PACIFIC Fast MailWi
or the RIO GRANDB Scenic Uw.
No Changelof Cars,
On the Portland-Chicago Special, "ft
flnoBtlntheWeat."
Equipped With 'j
KlegsutStsJiiUrtialeepers. , J
Ytao New Ordinary Tourist 81eeperl. "
Buperb Ubrarr-uuffst Csrs. ,,.
BDleodlp Dinner, Meals a la ctrte,
KreO UccllnlDg Chair Csn. , , .
Coralorublo Coaches and Smokers.
KntuvTraln Completely Vestlbujed.
For fiivthor information appW
R. N. AGEL, W. E. COMAS .
Trav. Pass. Agt. Hen'l Af-
142 Third 8t. Tortland Or.
Corvallis & Eastern Railroad!
TIME CARD,
No. 2 For Yaqulna:
Train leaves Albany 12:60 p.
Train leaves Corvallis.... lMOP-O':
Train arrives Yaqulna . 6:55 p-K
No. i Returnlnjr:
Leaves Vnnnlnn 7-004.I11
' - -l MIIMII' - ,
weaves uorvaiua ""'i ,
Arrives Albany 12:10p.N
No. 3 For Detreit: ' J
Leaves Albany "28 "-.H
Arrives Detroit ll:20.i
No. 4 Returning: , ,.
Leaves Detroit 125J? 2' S 1
Arrives Albany MSI'' j
No. 5. ..
Leaves Corvallis 6:00 a. ,
Arrives Albany Uttit-V-'
No. 6.
Leaves Albany 7:20 P--
Arrives Corvallis 8 ;05 p.
Hnn ttnri Iwa aAnnoat of. AlhftfjTtP"
Corvallis with Kouthern Pacific tlBK
ifiying direct eervlce W ana irow im
port and adjacent bescbes. , .i
Trains for the mountains ""'Jfi
Detroit at noon. rIvIdk ample '"J
to reach camping; grounds on rr
Ureltenbush and Santlam river "
same day,
Five and six connect at Albany
witi
' J
the Albany local to and from PH?
T K. A l. A. ?