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Minneapolis, St.
Paul, Duluth, Mil
waukee, and the
East.
8.00p.m, Ocean Steamships 4:00 p.m.
From Portland,
All ialling dates
subject to change.
For Ban Francisco
Sail June 8, 6, 9, 12,
15, 18, 21, 24. 27, 30.
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June 7, 25.
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Saturday
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Ex. Sunday Ex. Sunday
Oregon City, New
berg, Salem and
VI ay Landings.
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Tuee., Thur, Yamaill Uivbus. Mon Wed.
and Sat. and
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Mon., Wed.
and Friday
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Portland to Corval.
lis & Way Landings.
4:30 D. m.
Tues., Thur.
and Sat.
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5:45 a m.
Sun., Tues.
and Thur.
To St. Joseph, Kansas City and
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Wednesdays,
Lake and Burlington Route.
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souri Paclilc railway.
The Thirteen Superstition.
It is said this fctrane superstition
extends away back to the time of King
Arthur. When the good Uritish king
founded the famous Round Table, he
requested Merlin, the enchanter, to ar
range the seats. Merlin arranged one
set to represent the apostles; twelve
were for the faithful adherents of Jesus
Christ and the thirteenth for the traitor
Judas. The first were never occupied
save by the knights distinguished for
their achievements, and when a death
occurred among them the seat remained
vacant until a knight, surpassing him
in heroic and war-like attainments,
should be considered worthy to fill the
place. If an unworthy knight sought
the vacant chair he was repelled by
some magic power. the thirteenth
seat was never occupied but once. Th
story goes that a haughty and insolent
Saracen knight sat down upon it and
was immediately swallowed up by the
earth. Ever after it was known as the
"perilous seat," and, brave as the cele
brated knights of the Hound Table are
said to have been, not one ever had the
courage to sit on the thirteenth chair.
and the superstition against it still sur-
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ONION F
THROCGH TICKETS
-TO THE-
A WANDERING CK0WN.
Wonderful Vicissitudes of the Sil
ver Coronet of Hungary.
Tragic Incident in the History of tht)
Various K alert Who Have Worn the
Famous Emblem of a Doable
, Monarchy.
"More precious to the loyal Magyar
neart than all the cmbarras de richesses,
whether of barbaric rudeness or me
dieval splendor, is the ancient silver
crown of Hungary battered, dinted
and black as old iron. We gaze on it,"
says a writer in the Argosy, "with rev
erential awe; for surely no crown in
the world has undergone such wonder
ful vicissitudes. When the royal line
of Orfad became extinct Hungary was
filled with confusion. The pope
crowned one candidate; the diet elected
another, who immediately donned the
coronation robes and the silver crown.
His pretensions were speedily sup
pressed by the king of Bohemia, whe
surrounded the walls of Buda with his
troops, and carried off both king and
crown to an impregnable Bohemian
fortress.
"Otto of Bavaria was then chosen by
the Hungarians as their future ruler,
on condition that he should first re'
cover the famous crown, with which
the fortunes of Hungary have ever
been so closely connected. The Ba
varian prince agreed to the conditions,
and, disguising himself in the garb of
a merchant, he set forth on his quest
and reached Bohemia in safety. He
speedily learned that the country was
on .the verge of ruin; war had deci
mated the population and exhausted
the national finances. The land was
untitled and the resources of the king
dom at the lowest ebb. Under these
circumstances the value of the Hun
garian crown as a trophy of victory
was at a discount. The misfortunes of
the impoverished state and the dire
necessities to which it was reduced de
stroyed chivalrous sentiment and na
tional pride. The supposed merchant
profited by the situation, and soon en
tered into such successful negotiations
with the harassed and pauperized
government that he was enabled to se
cure the possession of the silver crown.
"Elizabeth, the widowed queen of
King Albert of Hungary, was the next
to disturb the safety of the silver
crown. The death of the king had
plunged the country into a vortex of
strife and confusion. In the midst of
the contest she resolved to escape
from the dangers which threatened
her, taking with her the ancient
croflrn. After taking refuge in Ger
Harried at Corvallla.
A very delightful wedding occurred at
the residence of Mr. William Collins on
Wednesday morning, the loth. It was
the oeoasion of the mflrriage of Mr. atd
Mrs. Collins' youngest daughter, Laura,
to Mr. W. B. Laoy, of this city. It was
a pleasBLt, quiet home afair. After the
ceremony, which was performed by Dr.
Thompson, D. D., a delicious wedding
dinner was served and then the happy
oonple took the west side train for Port-
1 od. Mr. and Mrs. Lacy are very highly
esteemed and will receive the ooogratu
Ittions of a host of friends. Corvallis
Gazette. Mr. Laoy is a Morrow county
boy, being a son of W. C. Laoy, of Black
Horse. He hes resided at Corvallis fur
a number of years, attending school at
that place and finally going into bast
nees there. The Gazette extends its con
gratulations to the young oonple end
wishes for them many long years of tin
alloyed happiness.
There is more catarrh in thisseotion of
the country than all other diseases put
logetner, ana until me last tew years
was supposed to be incurable. For
great mauy years doctors prononnoed it
a local disease, and preacibed looal rem
edies, and by constantly failing to cure
with looal treatment pronounced it in
curable. Hoienoe has proven outsrrh to
be s constitutional disease and therefore
requires constitutional treatment. Hall's
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constitutional care on the market. It
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iuey oner one nnuaiea aoiiais for anv
ca. e it fails to cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials. Andres?.
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ADVICHTISING TALK.
A Beautiful Present
In order to further introduce ELASTIC STARCH (Flat Iron Brand),
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starch sold. These presents are in the form of
Beautiful Pastel Pictures
They are 13x19 inches in size, and are entitled as follows:
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Lilacs and
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Pansies
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MAKES COLLARS AND CUFFS STIFF AND MICE
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OT ANY OTHER STARCH.
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Poppies.
Lilacs and
Iris.
These rare pictures, four in number, by the renowned pastel artist,
R. LeRoy, of New York, have been chosen from the very choicest subjects
in his studio and are now offered for the first time to the public.
The pictures are accurately reproduced in all the colors used in the orig
inals, and are pronounced by competent critics, works of art.
Pastel pictures are the correct thing for the home, nothing surpassing
tnem in beauty, nenness oicoior ana artistic merit.
One ot these pictures
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purchased of your grocer. It is the best laundry starch on the market, and
is sold for 10 cents a package. Ask your grocer for this starch and get a
beautitul picture.
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ml I ha ry tout ditiint ohair oar
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MINNKAPOMM
KAIUIO
IH'TIK
HKl.KNA
it.l la IUVoiM
na-U.
DEVOTED TO
marlv sh was rpdnnnd to nhiRnt, nnvnr.
Ea?t EDI SOUtheaSt I ty, and in her distress she pawned the
historic crown of Hungary to Em
peror Frederick for three thousand j
ducats. Indignation fired every patri
otic Magyar heart; war was declared,
and, after much bloodshed, the bat
tered crown was recovered by the Hun
garian army and taken back in triumph
to liuda, where it was locked up in a
fortress and guarded night and day by
two state dignitaries chosen from the
Magyar nobility. The strife and tu
mult which for so many centuries sur
rounded the silver crown only in
creased its moral value and heightened
its significance, finally winning the
due recognition of Hungarian needs
and requirements. The brave Magyar
race stoutly refused to denationalize
itself by incorporation with Austria,
and at last the necessity of self-government
for Hungary was admitted.
Francis Joseph of Hupsburg was sol
emnly crowned king of Hungary as
well as emperor of Austria, and ac
cepted with the silver crown the double
responsibility of the double monarchy."
The AtnerioBu Mttobicist., of New York,
sends oat a card wbioh reads :
ome men won't sdvertise when the
are busy think it will last forever.
Some men won't adyertise when timet
are dull think the crook ot doom is jus
about to the city line.
There are others who advertise all th
time.
Tbe latter attract icquiries and orders,
and in good times osn piok what they
want.
In dull times ibcy get oil there is go
ing tbe other fellow is out ot the busi
ness.
One is an optimist in prosperity, a pes
simist in ud versify, atid a uairow-guage
weakling all the time.
The other is just a plain, oommoL
sense business man.
What kind are yoc?
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is in the Alaskan ooontry with a band ol
beef cattle. He was at Pyramid harbor,
where he arrived May 23d. lie departed
for Dan sou City on Jane 5th.
Hhell Mound of Florida.
A ship's oflicer who has spent muct
time on the St. John's river, Florida,
thinks that he has solved the problem
to the origin of the shell moundr
that occur along that strenm. The
river ttvihU about in an extraordinary
way, so that in many places, a view
along the water extcmla for only a few
rMla, but he finds thut a full objivt or
the aiiioke of a tire hlioivu from the top
of one of these niounila could lie m-cn
from tlioxe next Wlow and alnive, and
he U'llcvea that these cmiiieni ea wert
Indian algnal at at lima, by ini'ans ol
which the natives were able to an
niiuuce the approach of a lntilc fore
along the river, as the Creeks aitftutW
the newa of the full tif Tmy t theli
home eitlen by liglits on the iiiountair
U, that were re peutcd from peak W
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r iDiormaiinD leading
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Weekly ExinraloBi iu Throaick Can to tb
Eakt.
Another tbrongh tourist ear to tbe
East l as been arranged to tun ont of
Portland, giving fonr each week. Here
after the car lerving Monday will run
through witbont obange to Kansas City
and Cblcst'o, over the O. ft. A N., Ore
gon Short Line, Rio Ursnde Western,
Drover k lllo Grande, Missouri Pacific
and Chicago k Alton. That car has jost
been arranged tor, and tbe one previous
ly scheduled for Monday has been
changed to Thursday. It runs tbrongh
to bt. Loom, via the Missouri Piolflo
line. The oar leaving Portland T need ay
goes tbrnagb to Huston, and is promoted
by tbe Chicago, ltock Island and I'scino
Wednesday's oar runs to Hi. Joseph,
Kanaas City snJ Ht. Louis, over tbe
Uorlington. Ail tbeae special Ibrongb
eats ers receiving a gratifying patronage
Consult O. K. k N. Agcbt ttefore baying
tickets to the bast.
The distinguished chemist, T. A. Slo-
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his disoovery of a reliable oure for Con
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bronohial, long and. chest troubles,
stubborn oongbs, oatarrbal affuotions,
general deoline and weakness, loss of
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Science daily develops new wonders,
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as beneficial to humanity as con be
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assertion that lung troubles and con
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proven by "heartfelt letters ot grati
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Tbe dread Consumption, uninter
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Simply write to T. A. Hlocnro, M. C,
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otllce and express address, and the free
medicine will be promptly sent direct
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Sufferers should take innlnut advan
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All oilier
Mlels
la the
It! at.. I
feitithaMl
Ow.n
Kakata OlTt
H. Jnaira
t. lot ia
llrs)
t'eki IWfot roae(Ui4i
at Ht. I'aul, Minarapiilia,
Kansas 1'itr, Omahs Ht.
Umle and oilier nnii
eaot MNate
ttste eLn kel lhrou.li lo tUetmslioti
ol IkkaU.
Tlieoegb tk ka lo Jaias and t 'bins, via
eblp Uoitipeay'e Una.
Kof full Isfortnallnn, lime eat la, maps,
liekeia, t, tall i of wrtle
W. 0. ALtaasT, A. I CMtkLto.
Agt M. f. (r. Asst. (Is. I sm. At.
Tbtl!!M,0r, rtlsoJ, Of
Keep Sleep m Eel m. 1
nn: vtoi. itr.coiu)
Telle Vest Hete De ll.
Ily sprettl arrar gmtt we tffr
lt fea-lrlS
The Wool llccord
nJ Mti.t W.sty (UlMtis ntie year l.
I t t.
The W.hiI lUe 1 1 is the t.ly eaiiunal
i. orgaa an I tV't.rs the ul In Juatry
lril Ibe taisit.g of the ttwwp e the erll
leg ot lle fcaaiifwtar. wtlel. ll la
sI.IUIh. vssv.tv ai Nrw Y.wk and ih.
regular .ti ! fjlil y.r. Ilaauaikrl
rHrt fan ai,4 p,Hr,p at,,) n
Hisi Itivtslvtn Talks aluce ere Ik
Hi ! iim ,4 it ..
H.I1M ! n tat) S I lt.rtl .
Ue battiy rv.t,n1a, ,is nmtU-
V'O I J if intenribere.
lh
oe will
The
tmtre si ,'VI a. m
When yon go lo Portland, sip off
Tl.e IHU and laks a trip down th
Coliiiulna; )oa will enj y it, eni
noxor.
W. C. At LA WAT.
Oenerel AgBl
QUIOIC TXivxn I
thrmtl ok of maMra.
The dicmfrt of xo-u.ive vlbra
tlun on lxanl tint fa-t aaillng ocean
learner ha inrrcaM-d an much wit!
the lucrea In the wv of travel thai
InveMlgallon hive Im-co made tnt
the aublevt with view nf nualifyinj
the InisiiivrniriM e raie.l t pawn
grra. An epparatua Ima tt-rn 4lel
for nu-auring nd n-uiHlrrlng the vt
bratlotia. Apart fni lh- e-ricn
gained with wnrdiiim ami t.rped
UMita. lbratUtt t(B Ut-n nbarnrrd It
re-rnt t intra n all the lanre fat tner
chant alcamrra. 'I he WMial litre ia th
thla vibration la due to the action o
the tuiwirfiil i-nsriitr. Hit, hieer
larmmriMia, for It I lw fnund th
the caitM- rotiklata .li ly tn the unlaot
brlwrrn the tiumbrr tit rrimlulliina o
the englnea and Ihe numlrr f vibre
li.iiia of the atilp
Him KriinolHOo
44allMMlaJif.la,tail
Southern Huciflc Co
rv S'v iavr ttnMi I - W all
y...,-1. w4 , l.rao.1 hoi. K.ll
ol ih Tank '. fU-m HaflaS
SarB4 taMai tr.. anttM
a., ..Mtii aw4 lmm ft a 1 1
lot li,lw. -.wainaa I
a s.. Kit as, h. UtKH4M
t f rrtso'l. t'raxf?
A I'M rilsaiwin,
A eltlrrn f Albany, i . own
(alaniiNint. It h rapluml
rintng, ami hm Wrn nslui-rd ti
pH
litis
Statements for the Famous Simple
Acoount File printed al the Gaztto of
floe. If.
SPOKANE FALLS 4 NORTHERN
NELSON t FORT SHErPARD
RED MOUNTAIN RAILWAYS
The Only All-Rail Route Without
Change of Cars Between Spokane,
Rossland and Nelson. Also bet wet n
Nelson sol Rossland, daily except
Sunday:
Imti
hiii A. M ...
Hut A. M ...
W A.H
fRLlN6T0N-P05SIL
STA6ELINE
H. REED !c r,
A. G. OGILVIE f Pne'on.
FARE FROM ARLINGTON TO
Fossil (0) miles). ..fSUO Hound trip I'JOO
ayvuie(.Miniie). 400 Round trip 700
Condon (: milt).. Soo Round trio 600
Clem (2H lnllns).... UK) Round trip 850
Olex (l miles) 1 50 Round trip 3 50
Stage leaves Arlington every morning
(Sunday excepted) at 6 o'clock; is dne
at Condon at 3 p. m. and arrives at Fos
sil nt 7 p. m.
Comfortable covered cosohes and esre
f al, experienced drivers.
. Hpukan
. It. inl
. Malaua...
A trim.
S;40 P. M.
. M
4S P. M.
annnart,ima at Nalwm with laaiiims tr
Kaalo, and all k.H.twml ka pointa.
i-aiwaawa ir - riniti iti.ar an. I ennnoarf
wk cuuosct at Mamas witli aUur tUilv.
NEW NAME!
Win. (Jordon has re-named
his Htaml tlie oM Jones
livery stable
Olio Contrnl.
BalinJ hay for sal, ('har, rwisonahla Tall
on blta and bava vour borm u rtt4 lor.
Cord ray, tbe pioneer tbeatreman of
1'oitlaod in Ike line o( "popular prioee,"
has rt fitted the Wastington Ht. theatre,
r,.rn,..l anB Iha Park I
Cordray aleaya hss something Dew, and
onr people, wben below, ran spend s
pleaaat.1 evpiilng at hie place. II
-TWD SPLEH1ID TBB1HS D!ILT
TO THK EAST
VIA
Jim
nni
h LA
roq
r
or i
01
jn i)
Mil 1 1
UU11
m
CATARRH
1 .Jr,??iiT
Ask your
Druggist
f. mis
10 CENT
TRIAL Size.
Elj'iCreanBaliii
iwiitui r
m"-Kf r'r any wt"f
In, ir.itfrtt2.
It It J i-r 7 AHant
t,t l:.-fsioiK.
ft .., sn rt4iiw
N (Ml I im,'.
Au.ra lnttwmII.Ml
II.. i. art hm-'i H'Wi'-rana.
.f a-4 ru. r ii
k i-i r t m i
r
COLD "i HEAD
Rocky Mountain
Limited
rm tirSVUt, . . 'a.m.
i "U. hl-HINna- , , i a.a,.
TlTa.IN liN . . 1I 4. m
" OMAHA . I i a. m.
iMV1iirn . . l.Ha.m.
" I'WrMtHtl . . a. m.
" IHUAtiO . Iliw.
N-st Iay
TtimH Marfwra an4 t hai? Cam rlar, la
I M' M ll tiliaM UinxMItluaU Tb
ftaol Irala la lb t.
Colorado Flyer
iit M'UiNtJU
ArrlvasluP'tkA .
" A.SAS CITt
t p. m.
J P sa.
1 a. m.
is a. as.
Ar. T. U)l IH, (Wab K )
I! p m.
. ,
arnwKi JKfirn iim,
s ll a. m!
U) a. m.
tlmmih Hlwra r.ilom.1,, a,,Hh to Hi. L4
via VI altaak Uf.
ht xm vn
I.IV l N in Han)
UXAIIA tlstta
These are New Trains in allition to our fi rmer ervire
for lrlirUfi and foUbm (tio tiavs of thM tr.'tis srrita
gneif il.i llity Mhk h rnatlia ita iwi
r In fi'tt-lli- eml play ith it. tfl Itir
out. iMtMcvrr, m iU if -iui,U ratia
aa Ui wliUh ar he stt.'k.a llir rats
fur, f-ir Hie tialaril fi-riB-MuMwaa of hie
ftalnr la. rrti after femr linpt iami-
Birhl and training. raily miwl. aM
fliaanarla an.t IM rnTtith r'.tlcr t4
liia etra al at h nvtm'ttta mUra him
anjlliiiii tut an t)'--l ,f lTi tUmaK
prui.l- rn'i-'n fr i; t n' ms r titters.
He la r f I ta ijnartrrs ot
WAIt IJOOK,
hff I'nnvtrwman Jam kacsla Ymiiitf Al
.i.... I Mar ithai'ain the ail l-trx
HaMMhlt rt l ,.ttiii ai. l.lrah)
l"r a" all f.hnltrnt ii,m Mt it
MuaKa ..iiiin vr...ii.ir rat
I authmatiih tM,i autliriiti-. nttw lal !
I rtiM rM win-. wry AnftMitti ran at it.
Ia-Ii as s(Hr.(,ii as c1,!!!. S. ii th
i.-rM ri,i.H I-S arm la rrt
ISiiiwna V'.lit rft,a ml.f ! tn i,ir
rf,..t).UiK i1.frtmt aii t,i,
lh,f M ) ll ai l
Stl In l ha Sf'l l'r .f l.. in .i..f
trr alt K mill l mh.f 1mI.i pi.nl.
1 fmlMl,, fII.. t' r f -l l.np
mmkt i bnoaa M1 Hfai l..tnt fnara,
lt !!. l"ll lnl
.! r'.tl rirht l-.lt Fnll twS
M trtt4 t" l .itMl 4 nl
a-l liit I ii', tl ! i.f bine
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W. M. riSITM.
t,.a A.i.. lil vi ll
f.
A.
M'LCOO.
u. r. a . rortKA.
HAtTIAN.
I A., i till AiO
That 14-Ycar Old Stuff.
"Kolm's Best."
. . . . On Tap Down at The
Telephone Saloon
e e e
e ir is MAHlt Otiiiiiai
New fist,-!, C,tf Jia.iiieg