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, 1882-09-30
A ScoUHDRKL RiFFLEp.
a TweIve-year.oId Maiden Rescued from q
LIE Of Snans-A Warning 70 School
Glr,g,

~ , O'clock yesterday sf,e,naou. $ u,aa
sboot so years old, pulled the bell AZ the
door of the O.is residence, sorner o: Tenth
and Alder streets, and when Nr. J. H.
Beatty. " no occap;ss TN, house. and s.eps
boarders, appeared, the stranger announced
himself as Fred Musksp. and inquired Il he
could so: sroorl 'hrse tur himself and a
lady lie wanted 10 beccns bosrdcI 10,
sLO-t time. He Eas answered IN the stism
s.;Ve and retired. soon alter, c:ci, whose
whole appearance and dems.no. Vas that 0!
child OF about twelve or thirteen years OF
age, came . the house. SIZE was 4 light
haired aud really pretty cir!, out possessed
aune oi the physical developments ci wos:sn-
hood alter she -ams IL, the man vent up
.own.
No suspicion wss aroused N the mind OF
Iir Rsa,ty until ne toii her. Later IN the
evening, that be hai given the man one room
and herself another. She obje-ted, saying
hat Mr. Mushsp wea.d Insist upa1 her
sly ing with hun.
Mr. Beatty then he Am, Convinced that
,her: VAS something not rigtt IN this mat
.yr; not oGly taa,, but the ca;li vas acting
a part against her better judgment Mr.
Beatty told her that she could not occupy 8
room with the man unless she Was married
I, Eim The man had gwen the sil a
Nayey's Weekis. and taking this ste ret;re.i,
not to her rSon. hat 10 That assigned to tine
NAH She Locked herself IN, and It Has Some
t,u,- bei9re the I,Idlady could persuade her
70 OPEN the door. II the meantime Sir.
Beatty. who deserves prai>s ior his Efforts in
betai # the ehIli, had notified Marshall
Justice. ani tha, oiherr WAS called and the
case explained. lie bad telegram from
Ml U.y WIisuu. 0t DAy,oo. asking Tor tie
ArIes1 Uf the parties. Alter the girl had
been Brought from the r,-,n assigned to
MGskap. udis-r Cocs t"ok possess'on OF 1t
r,ads TO reeve tie fellow with open arms.
wAea he 4, pesred, ROT As BRIDE, hat ss Il.
III rr. but tie iei:o.v d,d not sPPear, and
ebout : c'oc.s. Marshall Justice found him
g1r:b,ir. III = s.;roG up towg, arrested aud
lorke,i an IN j.li.
Wien this Tact wss ANNOUNCED to the cirl,
-! ,he Nvqs I-s4:yl thai >ae w,s bey Oni the
power Il The yiiiIIn. she s.Ii her naIiie was
wilson. TIA; shu n Is a school c1ri -. Day
tn; aal good nome there; hal been el.-
.icr.; away ~ this man, Who. fer several
weeks, l. al been meeting nrr cianGestIleiy-
-1,ln: ha- preser.;s AMI n.a;-i".. her all sorts
O.; ,.,ou,isvs. Sa- s7ii Nu-kap hsi pasted
h.r a4 tg waEt shr mus. tel strangers here,
a.L TIA: i WAS tn.ir Intention u 90 10 Pen
3ie-.u ty the stage th's morning. Sac ex-
p.tzsrl soajEition vtea once s:e r, alizcri the
uurpo-e at the VILLAIN. H-r father arrived
NIt. Saerif Ma-;ai,;. "f Cclun.L;a County.
tF.S Ero5n;ur 4ad al the !,at:.c. returned 20
barton.
Aswe have sa,,i. Vi. B-atGy 10 --tt!ed
10 especial crr!!t for his action n this mat
:sr, ha: young ciri-, vino are ready to ils.en
u TIE biaDilshuen;s ei every stranSer wLo
cns:.=s slorr. and really 10 leave their homes
IN th.s way may no, always Ial in!o such
: lod h:u.Is, and VIII not escop-.
, 1882-09-30
Our Pos: oGc&

4 rrra. many newspaper P-o?'s' espe'-
i,i;v fhf,sc OF tie SoIa,. =-e borro "lns much
unnecessary worry sb,Us the Po't'ilse II
-.,s c,ty. cr A. let tae salary paid MI
SINE, the r-,r.I 1n,uiPulator- These ieosiie
.eo!d All Jaw hseauss A!r. St.ne ts a!''W'' =
salary cf -. 800 fer aaaum tar his services
an, intimate that. in t2e comparison, II =
.s,.r,l b,.p,;r,l ,io.lars toe mitch. Nov e
farms ea,e1a-is7zs are concerned, lie Fn-t-
,..;.s N Wa.la Wz.i. Is actually eht'-ltd %
,5oYsa,4 dollars mere tisa any other
ot,,ce IN the Territory: ana /; the matter was
,.f.-,ai "a rlb:ic sentiment - this -Ty. Nr.
S,;,s vruli SCI that sdii;iaa - his I'res7nt
.,lary. TIE smespt Of sicney order oi'..
nos. Sons 81 this office is l5rge.y n excess oi
any other. probably any tEO oitees N me
,.rri.or1 As Distributing oiaee 'oE mai
matter. this pc: office Goes more OF 'hh'
o-. ~ thin man any Cthei outside O. Po't'
i,rd Fer such server Nj Sane is daif
s,.,,I-d 20 last % mach salary ana very
p,operly lie applies :or 2n,; se's it of 'h= de-
n,-tpeut. Again, in the nistter u lT'nps
i,s,,,hnriou Of tie u-sil, Accommodating
,f,,;.Is and sIl other Gsalisgs with the gen
s,,I public, the post Office IN W3ila "Aiia s
the b $: managed offi,e 1t the territory Ike
u.iI is delivered from the rain .o'u. az
o,.lo.k ani 4, hsli pas: ssSen or eieht
,,..,o... On s...rs DAYS everything : ai''
, 1882-09-30
Roadside Orramentasion-

Whsneysr We % ahout the residence TOR
tio- =; this city ard see the long rows o.
trees, especially ;ha. .plsnd:i eclonade Se-
tween the GOavea: os s.. VIncent's sai st.
Marv's Hospital, IT !, surprising TO rs that
or farmer friends 90 uot S1oPt this pan Tor
tie ornamenta.on Of the roadside in the
country. The cost Of plsntins these trees =
very slight. a-i very little care Is required
alter the GIss year rE so. \ Tow OF trees
along the cater fence Wi! not only .IcIeass
the value OF the :srm, br: greatly Deaauiy
the Iiicc. n writer on this sGli-ct says
" 4 farm is generally ssea ifon the ppbiic
road, Gad is appearance can be improved t.
better advantage b. Planting tres. viaes
and shrubs along tbs side Of 1t than BY plsc'
ing them here they WI occury ground tina.
may be made available ior producing ca cps
that csn be harvested.
4 Tow OF tine trees VIII 90 more toward
beautifying this strip OF land than anything
else. Care and Judgment, however, rHust he
taken IN their selection. Everything eoa-
siderel, the elm is the most suitable trse ilr
planting o. the s.ls O. roai- l. is adlpt
ell 10 variety ui sOii-. is har ", does rot
throw up .prouts cr suckers. Is cieSnly AMI
long lived and Of quite rapid growth. K is
at onc- stately. majestic and graceful. l. Is
strong en- uga - resist the action OF the mast
violent winds common tu the pr.l'ies, snt Is
branches are no. liable 10 b. broken b. tie
accumulation ui elect sd ice on t"em. The
shade they cast Is nor 80 deEsa as u prevent
the growth OF vegetation beneath he bran
chs. They shou.l be planted AZ .ea', 30
fee. apart, aud the,r branches VIII thca Ell
twiue hy th4 time th-y have been li4u.e,i
clmpsCatIvely few years. Tne hard or sugar
maple - n.ast G.sira,.ls stre-. I:ae, and
his everything % commend i: sAcept IL
-low growth. Il fsS no bal chnra ;F er.st G.
and j. ray.-Iy trrG'!-A hy Insect esesn'es.
Its foliage ], finc !. ali s-as1nS. ami l. -
pecia!ly beauiiia. whc;. its cdr IS CHANGED
by the fro-;. Tee c1:annn bassw"1. Cr In
den has many deais.b;- ciaractsrlal.ls. The
trunk an branches are covered b: a sfEoo'h
and =lossy bark, the leaves axe Of il:se 81,
and the growth Of tne tree is quite raPil.
The Earopean lsrch, hose chestnut aIf
three horued acacia are all desirable tge,~ %
pant between those OF larger ari s!7wcr
sroath. rs the elm rock nsrlo. THey aifari
variety AID help f!l up tie space tls; 5 TN
occupied. The same may be sao: "i he
dogwood, sumsc. and e.ierbe7Ty, a.. O.:
Wh.SE are grown II clusters.
, 1882-09-30
Mrs. arfield's Hons Life.
Fro:a I.c S.itSbrn, pisp4teh,

From ;lc S.tlSbnr, Dispatch,
Ms. Ga-,-;d is i,v,as at Moo,"r with
her hrs ci,l:scl, M"lne, Harry, JSmc.,
Irwin and Abra,A. II children If whom
the country has heard 81 mu,h 49,. wa
sympathy for them. Mrs iiarfc'ds
father. Mr.. Rudolph, lives with them and
manages the farm. Until recently Grand
mother Garfield VAS there alsa The
family live quite sccladed- The kind
hearted neishbors have re-p.c; ior their
mourning, and d" not intrud. np"n them,
and although many strangers. curious tn
see ths home al Garfield. stop III the
town for day or two. few 70 INSIDE the
gates Mrs. Garfield Is rarely sren by
the people. except at church. She at
tends service Regularly at tho Csmphri-
lite church III the village, whittier she Is
usually ACCOMPANIED by Mo'he and one or
more Of the boys. BrIh the iadies wear
black, except IN rare "cca-tnns. Sh"n tho
daughter IS sttired in white La the quiet
Of her country life. Ms. Garfield has lost
the strained, snIiuus lock tha! grew upon
her facs during the long eighty days Of
watching by her husband, bedside.
Those who remember her face ss she sat
when q girl ci l6 at G-a:s Seminary,
side by side VITA the ~. halk:r: hoy Who
Afterwards h, cl!.ic her husband, t,y that
she has Tie sumo gyn,ls lunk upNa her
face that lei Gle ii iheIG - describe her
then a. - q4.e,, thoughtful grrl, of s!a-
.cIi.rly sweet and refined diopafitlon-
She drives ort occasionally TiJh nrr faiH-
iiy, and takes l.H.. solitary walks about
The farm. S.Ia has hasi-i hers,h tAls
summer with dircct.n. s"m- iU.rc"ye-
ments about III. f..rm huuSs Whlch her
husband had Planned before his death.
The porch On the east side Of The house
las been eSrrnd..a and All sGd;sion-! d"'r
cut. opening upon Ii She seems 10 ;a..c
deep :n,-rrnt III carrying cut IA e-cry
littio detail the imi:oson,n:I as they
We're suggested BY her husband VIXEN ;A5y
planned Their h0mr together. auy GRO
hints ut modification ci any oi these
plans. h-r si.npl,, and nlmos: nvar.at'e
rrply, We h1i deciied 20 have II ;LGs,
IL uEd. rstooi In setilo he matter
, 1882-09-30
So 90 PER YEAR.

they attempt selfsurP'rt. At the 5usi
ness aeumen, originality aud tao; which
men aso IN then struggle Tor bread = IL
diSpeps;tle 10 women. Wcmrn should
not eS.-c, toe mach. They must no; a-k
for work, and also expect to work IN y way
entirely at vsEianc- with the rest cf ihs
busin, IS Community, which do2s not ISL,
favDrs. and looks for pr fits only where
service Is givcn- Various mANims in-,IrcJ
Us how T. get rich cne, s,.d ,-shaiS
the bes, II ;hem Is, '-s,ii some,his.E." bG.
to sell something requires not cnly : sr-
yiccsble article & sell, but the a1.I-
ity 10 sell This ability Is Just what IL
eYpereac-d women hack, II IS What hJ,s
aid Young ucn scqniIa by e:itariH :, -. .Trs
OF Offices t. learn hns.9,ss.' L ~. I.
some Years before Uo,lsh NIL b. ;sg-l,
such methods Is .nXt ~ ui Cuucso In
III then they hs,, uIJre d.tijcul;Ius n ticIr
psths than mel: bat ~ some succeed 1cs.
and tho number 1T those sic sScc, 81 ia-
Grass daily, no ont n-'N, roiapss iu,s dc-
spair nnul wits, determination and u
.lepcc have been fairly r.sd.
, 1882-09-30
Fashinable Babies.

Ssrtaes CtgT--poltenc- of the Prcvilrnre frs,s-
Next 10 dn,s III Importance cInIes the
babies aud their maids. These ara a de
cid,-d feature On the porches of tn" gtaat
hotels. Some nf the uurscma.ds have.
on their white caps, two long streamers
oi gay striped sash-ribhon, reaching near
" to the ground behind; others will have
a square of diaphsnous yelling pinned
OYER their nu,se- CABS from the front In
one way or another the maids attire
mus, minister Is the ahim OF the pdmp
Of the mistress
One particular girl-baby, at the
.-Statcs. rejoicing IL thr name Of Csta-
Ina, is earned about on pillow resting
in her nurses arms, the psilox and the
naby's dress stiff with costly embroidery
on sheer white groundwork. displayed
che d,y over pink foundation, another
day over a bius or lavender, and the
maids dress w,ll be chintz or gingham Of
exactly the s,n;e shade Thus baby, pil-
iiow and nurse firm u symphony IN biae,
or pink, or purple. IS ths case may be
Thi, ia called The "prize- baby" of the
States, and the Onion has cne nearly
IS fine don't knew just why / am
sorry for such pamp-ied babies, but | am,
Said Emers son, When l think hos | sm
.paring my boy all that made me-'he
harefnoted chambers sni the stern denial,
of poverty-f know am making mis-
take. But" he added, sitter pause,
II cannot help it.
, 1882-09-30
Our Tail

This ertIre business AMI professional pub
lie Is wr7.hiully acts.sd or The delay in
tlc .1.f6rn mail which Ia. comes IL the
Uar o. Frisco aud P,rtiari instead ot via
Er..on. Boisa and INTERN. 'iIstc liaces as q
ore. II appears mat l.r. Siins, 'chn was
honest N his d i.ct taat the-4 vac sern- con-
siderable ri.k in seT,,iinC r-g.stered pack
AGES an! nlouey order letters q, er this m"un-
famous stage rCu:e. notified thc department
at " ashlngton, AMI suggested that these
more valuable mail packages be sent by
Siu Ffahcisco and Portland. Il might take
A f,w DAYS long hut II was safer. Th= re-
suit OF tins was misunderstanding Of Mr.
Stin = letter and lug ,estIln, or All indepen-
dent action on the part OF scIie OF the under
secretaries, sni nur nail matter travels to us
hy the way Of the Pacific ocean. Letters
Eron. New York, Are full five, and in most
c.s--, SIX DAYS longer IN getting to NaiiA
Walla Il an they w-re whea s-nt by ketton-
We see no rra aon for ihi. hardship imposed.
If thr-c Wa, occa,on iu .3r. StiEe fears for
the safety OF the more valuable p'ckages,
.here eert,inly is none for the ordinary uail
natter. We hnpe Ben Simpson, or Brents.
If he mas any Iutiurnce with the department,
viii Law this matter before the officials
and insist that our ordinary mail matter b.
brought through frou, hel-on by stage as OF
, 1882-09-30
The Dreas Of Women and Men.
bns,on Journal of Chanst-y.

bns,on Journal u Chsmstry-
One OF the signs Of advanced civil "a
ton is discomiur, in d;ess; the further
any harion advances iu civilization the
more she tortures her subjects, and,
strangely enough. this infiction falls upon
the so called upper class. The educated
class, the members os tbs liberal profess
ions II the city, the ,nerchan, and his
clerk. suffer mnre than the p"..r iahorer
from heat if not from cold. A. between
" 1es. there is little difference in this re-
spect. Civilization oxen extends its cruel
hand over the baby in the cradle, and
would aftlict the dead If they had any
feelings left Science has Inv--i ssred
the absorbent and radiant power ni ,irfFer-
ent foers and different cvlurs, but lusn III
his wisdom disregards ihis, snd prefers
the wJrst instead of the best. Woman
may expose her BRAN TO the direct rays Of
the sua by wearning a small, useless bon
net, tu: fashion conprls her To carry
parasoi to compensate fr It. On Ihr
other hand, fashion, nat So cruel "A she Is
painted, is equally IN favor Of lase hats
with useful bruins. Not sn with mau
Broad hriuls are taboocd and paras..ls sre
not permissible. With regard 10 the
neck man has n" cholce-a collar Re mus,
wear, and ono fitting close 10 the neck
and rr-rnicrce6 by crsvst or t.e. To
woman alone is granted the comfort Of
iow-necked. half-los, hear.-shaped or
loose fitting c,,lla-s The body or trunk
IS un better eff Man FAUST wear a still
white shirt, vest and lined and padded
c,,.t. Woman n-el wear but one visible
gaim,ht, which nI'.y be made as light and
thin as is possibls, without being trans
parear. Il i evra doubtful whether the
tightly drasu cnrse,, r:at "t;-ct of Un.-
versal use which is 81 yin.rnily der0uncyd
ny the ucp"s.te sex, causes more dIscrrn-
f.rr Than the Numerous articles WITH
whIr!, .usn surrounds ala>rli :"f phys'-
oi,rists have discovered that WOMEN
can breathe with tha upper part nl the
lungs (,huracic brra;hinp), and therefore
suffers less from tight lacing than man
As regards the arm Matters are pretty
evenly balanced. with she odds in favor
as mue. as she pleases, and Ill no case
wears uore n n one lOns-aleev, d gar
mcn., where : nan ~esrs ti.r-e- Cuff
sh. may d,sI~use with, but Re csnn"f.
Her sl,evss Iced uut he lned. Its must,
unless of very thick material.
, 1882-09-30
Ocean Telephone.

The establishment "f tsiephOaic com-
urunicatisn, between America ami Europe
stiil APPEARS as rather a nild project, but
1t viii bs al accom- P!Isned fact ere
long, no one a .iav-y To deny, ia rIew Of
what has been der. EiIh the telegraph.
Ii tbs sound of tho voice can b. carried
along a wirc extending 80 miles, wLy
should Il not be carried along wire e,-
teuding 5000 lnlics Ii there Is rs Of
strength in the sound prrportionats 20
the distance Travelled, then the loudDess
Of the voice must be ar'ifcially increased
Nothing more Is required, and i'll = few
years We may Lave the satisfaction If
standing in New York aid talking conf
dentially with our friends in LondJn OF
St Petersburg. After that VIII come the
teiecirns,"pe, shich will rrahs.nit hgh; as
the telephone transmits sound, and thus
we shall also lie enabled Ia see from here
what is going on at the moment In China
or japan THIS is a wonderful age, and
the ialry tales Of science are lar more mar
velous than those ofthe ARABIAN Nights.
, 1882-09-30
An Awkward Mistake About q
Wedding.
Frvn ti.e St. JsIs.s' Gs1-t:r

A very awkward mistake Is reported to
have been made at ST. Georges church,
IN Southwark, few dayn ago. A deaf
and dumb lady and a foreigner 'sith tu. g
smatt-rint Of Enslieh, pre,,nied tkem-
sei'.s fpr rhe purpose of gs'F;ns married.
To n.i her &: them was TIE seryice, hinder
the circumstance, very intslliG5le; and
Ehen, oxing - tie pew o?ereF's n;s,zke,
the lady ~ss soiemly ''churched" ins,esd
of weGs!sd. !: Is not surprising that the-
should have r.tired n i-.H.rance of -.
sac; and nnde- ,he inapr,sr;oa .h-s ,,.ry
YER man ard sIfe. When ,he error vas
discovered the marriage hours sad elapsed,
End i, Sas tcc late 10 perf.rIn the proper
ceremony according To law. l. Is 5a;,s-
fsctory 10 hear that tie interesting cc-y,e
have been coiaLarn,ca.ed w,:f, =. 1.Gsr
that the unfortpuats b!nnder may BE- rec
fibesI ~ s..cE n Tcssibl.
, 1882-09-30

.1brted aad the general delivery open
There are postoffices on the S'unt where
the letters are distributed one LAY alG the
papers along any time i: haeP'rs TO D" con
yenisns tor the postmaster. P0stnasiers
wn5 run department Of the public BUSINESS
in tina, way are not likely 10 be cn tie a'eri
as to what salary they are really entitled to,
nor are they sp; 10 have pa'.l.. sruaIe.'s II
thar favor
, 1882-09-30
Working w Omen in Citias-
Frn Is- Art E1-hAnW.

Amnst Encouraging article appeared in
one 0i the newspapers recently upon The
hopeie-snes, Of women obtaining employ
met: IN cities- The trouble, however,
is unr With the work, but the worker.
W"nen cAn and do succeed by themselve.
N cities, but they do so only when they
work as men, and are ready. If need be,
IN comp-te xith men Girls Who are not
trained to this way Of thinking, must. a.
.rals. bs disappointed bitterly, vhsa
, 1882-09-30

Hal. Vegetable Siciii2n Hair Ren~v:r is a
sc;-n;i5c c,nbination oi sOIne u tn- rinst
powerful restorative agents II tie v.gete Ole
kingdom. II res.noes gray hair % Its or'sina!
colnr. Itmakes the scalp white and clean y
cures dznirulf and hlmor-. &at '.i;re;.oot o.
tL.e hair. /. furnishes the nutrIrlEe prncllie
hv which the hair is nourished al suPPort-d;
" makes ths hair moist. scfr ard sio--y- ahc
il un.uIIla.-ei as hsir dressin-;. II Z 'ss
u,o-t economical PREPARATION esr' oHstel :"
NJ. ,.rIJir a. ID. .a q. rrmain lon, TIM.
In, .air an occA.i0nal Application TecS--
.,rv- Il is recommended snd Esed By ..aiie,.t
medical men and otieiAliy sndsr-.d hy tns
S..,, A.sav.r Of Massachusetts, Ire I-'rH
Iariry Of Halls Hair Renessr has Intrsa,ed
with the t-.t If many years, both IN TN. c"un-
try and in for-iyn Lands. and Il l. now k9"S - n
and u.ed IN al the civilized eountri'' ID 'i'e
world
, 1882-09-30

The drought III New England Is m"re
seriou. than people generally realize ln
the eastern par, of Massachusetts, and the
adjacent portions of S-w Hampshire and
Maine they have been without rain Enr'h
p.en,ioniDy fer the la-: fifty warm days,
say, since the 5th Of Jaly. Many farm
.rs ara feeding thrir cattle IL ;he's barns
ON their store Of hay from the hay-lofr-
The field crops are AZ siandstl = with
half ,Leir growth. Corn Is failure. Po-
ts.oes are so smail and :" few--not half
.ize-iha; they are nor digging them for
market 70 realize on what there Ii of thi'
crop. The autumn feed or aftermath.
gives 10 promise. and this usg seriously
affect the prce OF butter and haythe com
ING winter
, 1882-09-30

CBaries o Conor Is described a. rsrb-
ling ds,iT about the c,Es ard ,GTa Of
Nantucket, with his hat On the lack %
his head and both hands in lis D0cketS,
happy, cnn,en:od, hale aai hs4r.y, b.a'-
ing lightly tae weigh, Of hls se'cn:y-
eight wears
, 1882-09-30

x REDUCrioS ~ EREI5hTs.- We aay~
,be most positive a.srraoce dEectit .n head
quarters, that the managers o. tae .. K K
y. Co. after thorough reyJeV oi tne freight
situation, n this Section. hays decide! up Il
making vesy u.l.eriai re,iJS-'on l. ;Ee.Z.t
rat. Ia favor o. Walk WsGs. t. .4ct
thai tL:s city ha- bee ine very inpor-ant
freight distributing po,nt, ala in rRs volume
0: rsil,sar !ue,ae--. the elses eirv outside o.
Portland IN tire Northwest. Is now tuIv
acknowledge. W are as'Er1 TIA: vur
merchants will have the b-nsSt of rms !C-
duction after the frs u LIE c,raia- month,
and thereafter they v i te enabled % con
tr1l --5rs Of III. srrs ~ trade IL the uppcE
: uu--y and Ws.,e:n I'rts-z-
, 1882-09-30

Merchants dealirg IN nrsic.l goo's 7iil t-d
It IN their interest % give the ha5.sa q S'fis1
Harris trial. Direct irport.tigI.s ho-h
EuroY- enables EirI 10 sci, q. San l'rAGeu-'o
prices An immense st,ck os yioliI.s, guitars,
banjos. zccorieOus, ..rings, sheet nusir, r'o.'
At San Franchise prices. Send fr 'l--eFiP--ve
catalogue. SIMON HARRIS,
Portland. Oregon.
Agent Sohmer's and KnAbeis pane sIi
Palace ofgAnA s2 dw3l
, 1882-09-30

We have i,. iro,n oHe johnson, WI" s'''
i:-q tee Re, publican convention 81 VAN
c,ugc. Jy begging from 3 niAn away up
n Stevens county what No Republican
Known. hi., wauli le, him hsTe,a proxy,
,ha. Brent, zas NJ! the unanimous choice
= the cunveat;,n. There wss one No,
loud and earnss:. Thot only those
fri nd,v :, B.e,:s we're alloseo IN The
Portland engine house CAUCUS ihs'
lion. y i. S:-uvc was freed out OF me
fsht ~ votes
That ono ?. B. Johnsoa endesrored TO
&c; $ NE sort of notice from the conTen-
,ioa ani "a .fz. end hstched up some sof'
Of dr,rsi oa ,he i!sho Snexailon question,
aa& ,hAt IL required the utmost effort oi
Mr. L1uisn to get e~sn the slightest Fe-
co-nit:on of ;he drivei:
Inst only nearly all OF the delegates
put their ,e-s Under the table prepared Ds
Hr.p,s 81 The Esmond:
In short that there was s4uaooier ana
Brunts only got the naninsi'ao through
kIsp-iGdgsnent
, 1882-09-30

t'G-SCaED.-AbOut six months 49,, -9n,r
es,e.pr;sing Newspaper man, vho tad bsen
s,iilsd with large lo- OF pn1ched Gems,
published !: IS fact ths; The goveram-pt
had hxei price Of shoat tSO-thirds tte!E
lace for mutilAted CONS I, WAS localized al
over tie laGd, ana sool. u wa- impossible %
&c: nd o. punched COLI uEles. the hole Wss
sziN;uly rlagSed. The buylng ci these
coins bsSane regular business in al Ct our
cite. and ncuey ~as made Land over let,
as na such decree hes e's- bsea made ~ the
Government, and taese deale.s hsd bought
chsan, nael,ei and s"!i 20 ;he nInt - fall
face value. hrs mltIAtei coins hAye d;s-
auIearei
, 1882-09-30

THs GOMEZ ST. cGr alarm clocs >.
haif-I -Iest four ihis mlraing, and getting D..
had good vi-s OF ,ne leu Comet It iocn-
ton = II hours, i2 Minutes and 81 seconds
declination Il minutes north. l. exhibits
shor. tail 1ith very bright bead Il con
siderable extent 1. nsy b. seen to-day
with the naked eve sni IN full sunlight
Ihroagh the gilss il lSoks iiks hcd with
extended wirss-
, 1882-09-30
sktany Men.

"W..ls Health Ksn.wsr rs<.ores h-a.h
and risOr. eure. DyspePsia, InpoE=rsa, S-I1-l
DEBILITY. 81
, 1882-09-30

OUk AUTUMN DAys.-Th"ush /, viii be
two or three weeks before this valley exLih-
its the full glow of the autumn glory, before
the Gelds and wood. anil stream m1r.In- are
vivid with char Ms OF color. who IS not il
love with the surpass;ng spIendor If tbs
seasen. when there is an over-arching al
paryading silence tina. is rife with that IN
definabie sensatIon which We call the Fail
feeling. When the early twilight fall, ard
the night begins 10 wrsp her mantle scru-
the wk:te sh0uldsrs q the dsy, the high
outlines Of the horz"u -tsnd sharp sgsinst
the sky Ike ciear-cat canoes. ard there Is 4
rare tonic IN the underlying breath OF cool
Pess which comes DOWN from the biiis about
n. As The .rees trrD rc gid under -
Midas-touch Of Nature ana the bright co'ors
ilo,t down from theL. :" tran-tigUGe Earth
With he Ioyiiness ot j, ath, there IS N it az
i delicious melancholy that peiGag1 q the
Sabbath of the year 4; the season and as=oca-
tica Of serious thongh,s: nf dreams ha!i-
gloomy aIA h h,lf-pl-assn-,