THE CAPITAL EVENING JOUENAL.
SNAILS AS FOOD.
Where the Molluscs Ara Considered a
Delicious Article of Diet.
A "Wiltshire) correspondent writes us in
somo amazement, says the London Stand
ard, that only last week ho found a man
searching for snails, not as zoological speci
mens, but as articles of food. Still more
extraordinary, ho actually Dralsed them.
Simply roasted on tho bars of tho grato and
: eaten with pepper and vinegar they nro de
i clared to bo toothsome. Soaked In salt and
water and thon cooked and served after tho
l fashion of whelks and periwinkles they aro
stui oetter. in winter tho land shells, like
Isnalls, aro hibernating in holes, under
Heaves, and in tho hollows of trees. As all
the species In a torpid stato lay on a load of
iat before, retlrinc lor tho winter, tho snail
scoter, though possibly ho did not quito
understand tho reason why, was of tho
opinion that it was only at this period of tho
rear that tho molluscs aro fit for human
consumption. Hero, most likely, ho was
wrong. But at all events, in sunninc f rcolv
on such dainty bits, tho Wiltshire gourmet
has proved himself a great deal more sensi
ble tnan many people who mav bo inclined
to call him hard names, and then proceed to
I swallow a dozen raw oysters ana a piece of
cheeso so swarming with parasites that if
tho latter wero unanimous it would walk off
tho table.
"Wiltshiro is, however, not sinmilar in
possessing a man abovo tho prejudices of
his neighbors. In several parts of England
snails nro regularly eaten not, it is true,
; as an ordinary article of diet, but at stated
foasts. For instance, tho Nowcastlo glass
men wero famous for their tasto in that di
rection. Every year they held a sort of
gastronomic festival, at which snails fig
urcdastho principal dish. "Whether tho
custom has sinco fallen into decay is a ques
tion on which, no doubt, local information is
to bo had.
But wo believe that tho iron-nuddlers in
Esomo parts of tho Black country nro wiso
t enough to still indulgo in tho samo dainty,
land it is by no means uncommon to hear of
snails boiled in milk being prescribed, liko
tho viper broth of Carolinoan times, for pa
rents far gone in consumption. It is less
agreeable to know that at ono timo they
wero employed In tho manufacture of imi
tation cream and that in spito of analysts
and acts of Parliament they are oven vet
bruised nnd stewed in milk to form ono of
tho tolerably palatable articles which pass
under that namo.
In tho neighborhood of Dixon a small
Mariner has been known to clear 81,500 nor
lannum from snails, tho vine-growers keop
ing them in dry collars or intrenches under
coverings of leaves and earth, and from
certain "escargotiores" near Ulm, in Wur
Itemborg, no fewer than 10,000,000
of tho vmoyard snails aro sent every
year to other gardens to bo fat
tened beforo they aro dispatched for
the use of tho Austrian converts during
lent. FromTroyes it has been calculated
that snails to tho value of $100,000 the
wholesale price being 4s per 100 are for
warded to the Paris markets. Packed in
casks they are also exported in a small way
to tho United States.
A WOMAN'S ADVICE.
She Tells Ilor Sisters How to Fusclnnto
Their Husbands.
Many women loso tho lovo of their hus-
bands because they are too ignorant or too
indifferent to keep it, observes a female
writer in tho Louisville Courier-Journal.
Vskanyof your friends how thoy captured
lieir other hair, ana tnoy will tell you frank-
By: "1 don't know." A man's heart Is en
snared by a pretty hand, nice teeth, a round
low voice, frank oyes, beautiful hair; by
tho way a girl walks, talks, plays, riaes,
puns; by ber gifts, her smiles, her amiabil
ity, good tasto, generosity, or tho very man
ner in vhieh she greets, fascinatesorabuses
him. Sho may not know how showonhim,
I but If sho doesn't know how to keep him, tho
ibest thing for her to do Is to find out. There
are many things we know by intuition; mo
I rest havo to be learned by experience. Con
Iscious of hor abilities and inabilities ns a
l wife, a wise woman will learn how to keep
go husband just as sho learns how to keep
f house, to make cmcicen croquettes, cnoco
' late cream, bread, beds or lemonade, and if
she doesn't, why, somo siren will for all
t time relieve her of too troublo. Hon liko to
K preach down extravagance, nnd style, and
J dress; irit tne woman wno oiuigs uur uuir,
i hides a b otch or scar under apiece of court-
plaster, who wants protty gloves and stock
jings, trim slippers, perfumes, balms,
f cold creams, flngor curls and fancy notions
to increaso hor charms, is the woman
rwho is admired by them nil. Common
i senso and ugliness may bo morally whole
some, but they're not alluring, ana art is
apt to triumph ovor nature unadorned. Ii
a man is fond of flattery, let him have It.
If ho has ambitions or schemes, listen to
: him with open oyes of wonder, and, no
matter what tno occasion is, never permit
; your knowledge to exceed his. Men dosplso
smart women, but nave no iami to nnu
when her talent is largo enough to appre
ciate his greatness. Men liko to bo looked
up at, depended on, quoted and" referred to.
An ugly temper is a trial that few women
aro able to endure. Tho only euro is si
lence. You can't kiss a furious man; It
only makes him worse. Tho thing to do is
to koop still, let him cool, and let tho mat
ter drop. Ho will respect your senso nnd
ppmp to terms pf Jiis own accord, To be
born a woman Is o bo born a martyr, but
tho husband that is worth wedding is worth
keeping; and if a llttlo artiflco, a pleasant
smile, a contented heart, forbearance, de
votion and tact will hold him, by all means
let him bo held. Men must bo taken as
they are, not as they should bo; thoy im
prove undor the roflninff Influence of mu
tual Interest and love, and ho is a very
wretched sDecimcn of humanity who can
not bo countodon to shield hlswifofromj
tho buffets of tho world and bo an anchor
for her when youth and beauty havo proved
unfaithful.
Successful Treatmont of Croup.
A correspondent of Good Housekeeping
gives the following account of tho success
ful treatment of a caso of creup: "Re
membering a child of our own who was at
tacked in a similar manner, wo procured a
pall, filled it with hot wajor, and, quickly
removing the little ono's shoes anasucK
jngs, placed hor feet in tho pail. Vo lost
no timo in roasting three onions, then
mashing them, spread them upon a folded
napkin, pouring over tho wholo a tablo
spoonful of gooso grease (lard or sweet oil
will do as well). Tho poultfco was applied
as hot as could bo homo to the throat nnd
upper part of tho neck. In ton mlnutos tho
quick short gasps ceased, and at the, end of
half an hour tho child, warmly wrapped in
a soft blanket, was sleeping soundly. The
skin was moist and tbo breathing natural;
nil symptoms of tho dreaded scourge had
disappeared as if by magic." ,,
Douches for Catarrh.
A word more about douches In catarrh:
THE RELIABLE GROCERS
Corner Stato and Liberty Streets, Salem.
Specialties in. Table lA.ocu.ries,
Rine Tea., and Coffee, Creamery
Butter, Cream Cheese, e.tc.
AVE LEAD W CANNED GOODS.
Remember trie Place and Call.
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Immigrants are Arriving and
iiiiaii
Homes
NOW IS THE TIME TO INVEST!
$900. 2 sightly lots.on proposed street railway Hue in North Salem.
very cnenp nnu unoicu.
$600. 75 feet frout on Front street running through 240 feet deep to
the river bank. For a week only.
$2600. Elegant hard iinished house, with 2 lots and a good barn on
High street. Very sightly place, and in good neighborhood. Worth
seeing.
' ACREAGE.
Twenty-eight acres very choice property, adjoining town. Running
spring. Elegant meadow on part of tract. $200 per acre. For a short
time only.
Lots in Capital Park addition, one block from State street, ?000 for
quarter blocks. $300 and 400 for single large lots.
Lots in Yew Park, Queen Anne, Mill addition and University addi
tions. 75x130 near Asylum avenue; $300. t
AAC A. MAMNIM
J
Real Estate Broker, Bank Block.
UpStairs, Salem, Oregon.
INSUKAItCK
(lomnany.
Klio and Mn-
rine.
JOS. ALBERT, Agent, - - Salem, Oregon
Trucks and Drays.
MORGAN & MEAD
.Vie now provided with flno new drays
and trucks nndniopreparcd lo do nil busi
ness In that line in the best of shape.
They give tfielr pergonal supervision to
allumk. Corner fctnto and Uoniineicinl
streets.
For Bargains
" IN
Family Groceries Provisions, Fruits Etc.,
GO TO
THOMAS BUBIUWS,
Commercial Street, Salem, Or.
Country produce of nil kinds always on
hand, if you haA o not traded with me bo
fore. I respectfully solicit a trial believing
I can suit you both in prices uud quality.
ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL
Boys and. Girls.
The school will open on tho 21th
of Soptombor. Thorough instruc
tion In the primary and
navjneed
English JBranches.
LATIN AND ELEMENTS OF MUSIC
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC!
Willamette University.
Most successful school of music on the
northwest coast. About
150 STUDENTS 'LAST YEAR.
Courses in
Hlano, Organ Singing. Violili,
Harmony, and Counterpoint,
Dlolomas on completion ot course.
Tcuchcis: 7.. M. 1'nrvln, Krankio i'.
Jones, livnCox. Assistant, Lulu J M. Smith.
Klist term begins .Mommy, September
3d, liM. Send lor catalogue. I-'or tmtlii-r
putleularsaddie.-s
Z. Tvl. PARVIN,
Musical Dliector, Suleni, Or.
S-17-dtf-wlt
Northern Pacific ' Railroad
GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE.
TWO FAST Tit A INS DA IL V !
NOUIIANUKOK OAKS
-In oourse.-
TRIIMS and further Information mil be
bad on application to jv ( v
Cor. Chainokotu uud State Sts.
8-20-tf
SEE-
One hundred how of extm &rjd-""!
THE OLD RELIABLE
SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO
' And nil points East via
St. PAUL, ami MINNEAPOLIS.
Tho Northern Pacific mllroad Is tho only
lino running PnionKortruIns, Second Ham
slceiKsrs (free of charge) Luxurious Day
coaches, Pullman Palace Sleeping (torn,
Palace IHning Cars, (meals 76c) Irom Port
land to inocasi.
Northern
Pacific railroad and aofd tho
change of ears.
See that your tlokct read via th
l.(ivo Portland at fa. in. and 8:10 p. m.
dally urrlvo nt Minneapolis or St. Paul lit
QKB p. m.
l'ACirio Division. Train le'ivo Front
and (1 street dally at lli u. m. and StK)
p.m.; ArrheiUTHoomaMt 7:10 i m and
4.-20 a m arrive Seattle fiSn in iintllfcii i.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping uirs,
curs between Portland, Tueonia nnd Seattle
direct. IMllv service. A D.UHAWroK
Ami. Gen'l Ptw. Agent, 121 First St,, Cor.
Washington St., Portland, Oregon.
Depot Corner I1rt nnd G Streets.
Wiueon
Knlsht is now fully eUIl
Illaeksmlth nod
inaktr. John
lislii-d at Ills ni
Noono ought to rosortto them unless ad- er, ., uu-.iy Mrc-ot ' '" -v
Vised to by a physician, and in cold weather , ?r, 'l.o- :'&"
ono must bo extremely oautious in their , nTh hoT h..rK- .i tin ..g-i.
uso. Thoy should under all oiroumstanees dep(,rt,nL.,it :.t.i due- gem-nil repah i-
be Wood warm, and for several hours after iJUiiwu TU f ''(l.kl" nd ibeii
employing them tho person .boold Iremain won .;;r JJSSJSZ
In a comfortably warm room, otherwise h
is quite certain to guffer from " cii n
Jhe head."
$50. HORSES $50.
nne hundred hend of lmnl mare
17 young luree for sale.
and
Forty or fitly
uulu ex peeled in the.ipnnr Ti nne
lionea, Clyde .inl Per-lteon ktoek, weight
sixteen audsev(nic-n hundred: h tve bwii
Hire jmm.
juautr oi
with iIih Imiiil for Hie imst
flrlirinnl ttl.M-k fio' I the t)t tii
mures, r.w jiarimiw wn Jjrj
wt. ' ' Salem, fir.
OfflflMAX RAILWAY CO,
(Llniiti'd liiiu-.)
! Cll AS. X SCOTT, - - lim-ivcr.
OniindnftorFcli. IS IMK.Hiiduntlirmtlier
notli-otnilns will run dally (cxi-ept sun
day) ns (ulknrM
KAST iSIDIS,
Cohurg Jlnll
PortlM .Mnll
From Portland
STATIONS.
Tow'rd Port
land
l.v. U.3o nm 1-oiiTl.AXii I'.tw v Ar. l.iap in.
.r. iu.wi Tiun ui.ici uii. cu
l.v. 2.15 pm Itny'o UtndliiK, Ar l.so
" z.-Ji si.i-nurs, 12.17
3.10
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1.47
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8:ftl
8:37
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10:15
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WixidbXim, "
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.McKie, "
Mt. Angel, , '
Dow n's, "
Sllverton. "
Johnston's Mill' "
Swllrerlnnd, . "
UtstSldcJunet., "
Maclcay, , "
Aumsvlllo,
West Stnyton
O P Crossing,
West Sclo,
Crnbtree,
Splcei,
Tallman,
Plalnvlcw.
Hrownsvllle,
llowland,
Coburg.
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12.00
11.10
11.10
11.21
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11.00
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Commutlon Tickets nt two cents per
mllo on sale at stations nav mg ngcuts.
Connection nt Hay's nnd Fulnunrt
Lauding with Stcnnier "City of Salem "
r CI1AS. N. SUO'lT, UecelN cr.
General Olllccs, N W Cor. First nnd Pine,
Portland, Oregon-
A Bargain For Somebody ! ! !
EASTERN PROPERTY!
-To Excliitngr for-
WON LAND
H OWL K S
"OH THE-
unMnPQC
IBB
12bo ACRES
"TS
Varied. Lands
-I'OIt-
Sale or Rent.
Quantity and Quality to Suit
Purchaser.
11) ilTWP
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1VJJ Jill.
TUANSPOltTATION.
THE YA0UINA ROUTE.
No. 211 Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon.
ARK TI-IB IJ5A1DHRS IN
Gents' Fine Dress Shoos
Also a large lino of Liullos', Mifaos' ami Clillilivns' etiuvns slioeu for
summer. Remember thoy w ill nuiKe it nil object for you to tall on them
mill they will show you tho best Hues of onil-i in the city. This llrm K
well known to nil tbo citizens of Suleni, anil mtiTomultng country, as a
llrm that bandies nothing but reliable ki"'1s. Take the pooplo'a word for
It iiiul oil on thee gentlemen when in want of foot-wear.
Their Spring Stock is Unsurpassed' in Qualify anil Pita
Ladies am
L
OOK
OUT !
SomclliMig Is doing to Drop at
BODWELL'S NEW SHOE STORE,
5)3 Stato Street,
Salem.
Wo contemplated cluing' of btvMneoH soon, and will tlieiaforo nmtco Hwocnln-? Uc-dm-tlons
lneeitnln lino ot Hoots and Shoos in order to rediicoour slock ton tmnliniini.
Wo want Monel. mi need llooUmut Shoes. Come and examine goods anil prices
and see If It will not pay jon to lay In ono ortwo years supply at the prices wo offer
GOODS MMED 1T PLAIN FIGURES !
A child can buy ns cheap as n niinjit our store. Wo moan business,! and If you Wear
shoes look us up. YOUItK l'OU "KOLD KOIN;"
BAILEY F. BODWBLL,
XJ'-WIV arMW xBTWFr?vrrr mmn mmnnrrym-Kr i
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Success in IJuslncsHrenulrcsprepni-.itlon ! 'I'hcrcfoiv, thoroughly master
Commoreliil Aiitlimelic, 15tiluess IVmnuuship and lhisinoss Correspon
donco, JJo(ik-kc'epiii"j; bs' both Slnglo amr Double Entry, tho nature and
correct us-e of fomnici'clnl l'ap,-rs, Commercial J.nw and iniHlncssprautlco.
Learn. aKo, Sbortband tunl 'lypc-wrUlni.;. Mnnifoltl, and Dictation work.
All these aro needed in bu-ineM, and aro thoroughly tiiiiubt by exper
ienced teachers at tho SAbKM BUSrNESSt'01,LK(!K
Cirlswold's lllock, Salem, Oregon.
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-DIIALlSItS IN-
Leather anil Findings
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CASH l'All) FOR
Wools, Hides, I'cll? anil Fiirs. 'fL ' '
231 Commercial St. ' ShIbiii, Or'-- - ' '"
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A.3rt e(lM
Lauds near R, R. Facilities
A GOOD CHANGE
9-KorjiiililnillHt till ofller.
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD
And OreKon rievelopment company'a
steamship line. !fi miles shorter, 20 hours
less time than by any other toute. First
class through passenger nnd freight lino
from Portlnnd nnd all points In tbeWll-
Iniuctte vallev to nnd from Hun Francisco
TIME SCHEDULC, (Except Sundays):
Leave Albany ........ 1:00 lM
tnve Corvallls - 1:10 I'M
Arrivo Ymiitlnn - - 6:30 PM
Lenvo Ynqillnn ...... -6:45 AM
Lctive Corvallls ....... 10:.T5AM-
Arrho Albany 11.-10 AM
O. A C. tralus connect nt Albany nnd
Corvallls.
The above trains connect nt YAQUINA
with tho Oregon Development Cos Line
jfMten'iishlps between nqulna and Ban
Ki-.uiclsi-o.
SAILIX0 DATES.
STK VMRKS, FIIOM SAN FRANCISCO
Willanietto Valley, Thursday Dee .
Willamette Valley Monday " 17.
Willanietto Vnlloy Sunday " 80.
8TKAJIK1U1. FROM YAQUINA.
Willanietto Vnlloy Wednesday Dec. 12
Willanietto Valley Monday " 21
This company reserves tho right to
luingo snlllng dates without notice.
N. 11. Passengers from Fortland nnd nil
WUIamotto valley points can make close
connection with tho trains of tho
YAOU1NA HOUTK ntAlbany orCorvnllla,
and If destined to San Frnnclsco, should
arningo to arrivo nt Yaqulna the evening
befoio date of snlllng.
Passfiigpr nuil Freight IlMfs A1wts thf
I,nwet. For Information apply to Messrs
IIUI.MAN A Co., Freight nnd Ticket
Agents 200 nnd 202 Front St., Portland, Or,
or to
C, C. IIOQUK, Ac't Gen'l FrU &
l'ass. Agt., Oregon l'acltlclt. H. Co..
Corvallls, Or.
(1 II. IIASWKMj, Jr. Gen'l Frt; A
Pass. Agt. Oregon Development
Co., SOI Montgomery St.;
San Frahclsco, CnlJ
TIMK TA11LE U1VEK DIVISION.
The elegantly equipped steambonts, Wm
M. iloag, Cnpt. lco. Hanbo; tho N. S.
llentley, Cnpt. J.;p. Coulter; the Thrco
sisters, (.'apt. W. I. Short; mo In scrvlco
for passenger nnd freight trnlllo between
Corvallls and Fortlnnu nnd Intermediate
points, making three round trips each
week as follews:
NORTH HOUND Leaves Corvallls Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday at 8 a. m,
AnlvesatSalein Monday, Wednesday nnd
Fihlny nttlp. in. Leaves Snlem Tncsdny,
Thursdiiy and Saturday at 0 a. m. Arrives
at Poi timid Tuesday, Thursday and Sntut
day st .-fm n. m.
SOUTH HOUND Leaves Portland Mon
day, Wednesday nnd Friday nt (I n, m.
An Ives nt Salem Monday, Wednesday nnd
Friday at 7:15 p. in. Leaves Salem Tues
day. Thursday nnd Saturday ntd n. in.
An Ives nt Corvallls Tuesday, Thursday
Satuiday at Sb'tOii. in.
For fiolghtnnilpasseni;errntes apply to
tho captains and pursers of tho respective
bo its, or to W. M. Dnillng, ngent, 200 and
-.tt! Front street, Portland; Ullbert Hros.
agents, Salem; I. M. Adair, agent, Albany
C. A. Miller, agent, Corvallls; ortotho gen
einl fielght and passenger agent. Corvallls.
O. & C. trains connect nt Albany nnd
Corvallls
F. W. HOWIIN, Superintendent.
Wm. IlOAd, General Malinger.
to Cali
-VIA-
Soiiilifirn Pacific Company's Line.
TUB MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE.
Time lictnecn Salem ami Sua Fraulsii
Tblitj-slx Hours.
CAi.troiiNiA i:xi'ur.ss tiiain ItUN I)AtI,T
UlilWI'liN l-OllTLAKIl AN1IH. I.
TNofth.
10:15 n. m.
7:51 a. in.
7,-OOp. m.
South.
i:M p, m.
il:ll p. in.
7: 15 a. m.
I.Oq,VI. I'AtMKNni'lt TltAlN (DAILY KX
Cl'.lT HIWHAV).
l.v. Poi timid Ar.
l.v. Salem l.v.
Ar. San Fran. l.v.
s-tt) n, in,
11:10 n.iii
2:10 n. m.
l.v. Portland Ar. I 3:15 p.m.
Lv Salem l.v. 12:52 p. in.
Ar. lOugenn Lv. U.OO a. in.
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
For M-coinmotiiitlmi ot second class
passengeis nttaehul toe'pres tntlns.
Thus, P. eomim:;y's ferry malces con
nectlou wit) .',11 the tegular tiains onth
I'iist tlluo Division fiom footot F streo
Pottland.
Ycst Siilo Division, Between Portland
and Cervallis:
1IA1I.Y (KXCK1T HUNDAV).
7!l!0 a. in. I ITv. PoFluTTiil Ar.
12.25 p. m. Ar. Corvallls Lv,
(1.-20 p. in.
1:30 p. in.
rHE.BiUST STOCK OF STOVES
IN TJIK CI'J'Y IS AT
R. M. WADE & CO'S
282 to 286 Coinmercial Street, SALEM.
Garland Stoves,
Charter Oak Slovos,
Briglilon Itjuigo
AND MANY OTHER LEADING STYLES,
Also a Complete Stwk i llari.waiojnii Farni.'AUchineiy, Wagons and fiir.tc
At Allianv and CorMillls connect wltu
trnliis of Oregon Paellle Hallioad.
Thiough tickets to nil jiolnts south and
east via L'allfoi nln
KM-lirSJTItAIN (HAJfiY HXCICITHUWIlAY.)
I:fi0 liTinT TTTl l'ortland Ar. KOOn. in.
H.00 p. ill. Ar.McMlnnvlllBl.v. C:l." n. m.
Through Tickets
To nil points
. SOUTH and EAST
California.
l-'or full inlnrinatinn regarding rattw,
map, etc., api'ly to thu Company's ngent,
8alm, Oiugon.
K. P. lloOKItH, Asst. U. b nnd Pass. Ag't.
It. KUlCUl.HIt, Manager.
Oregon Railway and Navigation
COMPANY,
Columbia River Route.'
Trains for tho east Uuvo Portland at 7:i0
a m nnd 8 p in dully. Tig gts.to and from
prineliwl jvolntH in tin united States, Che.
itdu and Unrupe.
ELEGANT TULMANN PAL'.C CARS
Umltfmnt fileepliit' Curs run throu'-'ton
oxpruM til ins to
OMAHA
council iilivf
11 nil BT. l'AVl
Frcp of Cliargo and Wit ou Change.
L'ounetloiisat Portland forBan Fran
woo and l-unet Hound points.
l'orhiilherirtlenlar inquire or I. At
Muiiiiliii;. ut of ilia eoinpmiy, i.U
ComniwoUtl struct, Balim- i-iokoii, or
A, U Mnxwoll, U. 1'. & 'I'. . Portland
Ortufon.
A. L. MAXWELL, G. V, AT A
! IIOLCOHQ Otneral MnQger,