Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, June 05, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextM THE CAPITAL RV.TSNrN'G- JOUHyAIi. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL FUDLISHED DA Ii.Y, EXCE1TSUNDAY, 11V THK Capital Journal Publishing Company. (Incorporated.) Entered nt the iKtof!lrc at Balcin,Or.,a second-class mnttiT. CLARE B.IRVINE, Manager. Keo fourth pngo for terms of subscrlp- AdverllnemrntK to Innurp Inwrtlon (for . the wiine day) should bo handed In by 1 o'clock ljrreKpomlpnrc containing news f In; trnt una Importance I desired from nil P ao ftitlml'lnwlll ho paid to anonymous "SSoWX the CAPITAL WW crcd.iitUielrliouMwcnntciireltliypo; Inl rnrd wiliest, or hy word left nt this Hpcclincn numbers sent free on nppllca- 11 Oliiea, corner Court and Liberty Htrrcts. V'EDN ES i) A Y.. - ..JUNK fi, 1880. A Oomiiin Oati: gntipcr after the liifli'ilteHlmiil has exhibited a perfect ly trained team of llean, drawing n miniature tally-ho coach made of gold, with all four wheelH perfect, each turning mi Hh nxle. ThocHto of Ban Kriuiclfteo witnemed the pro fesoor'H wonderful exhibition of bin control over tliew rriwlty little jh-hib, and all were tnutpiirliiK in tlieii praise of the queer little team, th profewtor and tho golden coach. Tin: largest Inland and one fie quently fpoUeu of aH a continent Is Australia. Its great en t length from eiiHt to went if 2,r,()0 mile, and from north to nouth 1,050 mile. IIh area In HquareJiilleH Im i!,8 1,378, or about the name iih tliat of the United Htatca, exeltiHlve of AIuhUii. At the luht eeiiHUH the population of the lHland. natives oxoluded, wan S!,i:W,- r.l' Aimtriilla lm 7.000 llllleH of railway, and .'ili.OOO mllea of tele graph and telephone linen. Bayh tho London Hpcctntnr: "There nro children alive who will we, or at all events may nee, the 'North American Itepubllu' with a population of IWO.OOO.OOO and the ineaiiH l ranting A.Riu,uuiyuu nut ling a year; and tho Idea of Incurr ing the enmity of such a power Is as appalling as the Idea of lighting HuhhIu would he, way, hy Italy or hSpuln. America could he met only hy a confederation of Kurope, which, without Home great cliango of cir cumstances, would ho iinposslhle, or possible, only If all Kurope lelt It too dangerous to put up with the treat ment one power was receiving." Hai.i:m wants a starch faciei v. Did yotl ever stop to think thai the consumption of this one article on the l'aelllo coast Mas enormous? Do you know thutthesupply Is large ly drawn from the fur east, and alto gether east of the rockles? Do you know Unit It Is miiuufaetured from potatoes that cost on an average ilfty to nlnety-tlvu centH per I ushel ami often uioreV Do you know that we pay exhoibltant freight on every pound we buy? Don't you know that our farmers would get rich if you would furnish them a steady and sure market for their potatoes ut half tho above price? Then why not inaiiufiicturu the stiueh right here in Biilem, for all UiIh northwest country and create a home market for our iMtutocs? Probably no other enterprise would add more to the prosperity of Salem and Its farming community tiiaii tills "want sup plied." Friends what do you think iibotit It? Boiuuhody npetik out loud. im: si.v.MiAitn in- Aiiii.rrv, When a young iniin starts out to learn his trade and goes Into a whop, totally unschooled In the maiiuol IH'rforniiiuce of his duties in the new Held of life on which hu Is enteilng, It Is Important that he should beai In mind this fact, vl.: That his po sition, so far as It relates to himself, Is Intrinsically an educational one, nil much mi as In the school or col lege from hlch he may havo re cently graduated. The simple peo forinaneo of so many hours' woik per day, while It has a certain tlnaii- elul itieimiire of value to the employ er has a value to hlnu-elf w lieu prop cily considered that Is greater than can bo nieahuusl hi euircuoy. As his progtxsa and Maudlng in the school depended on the thorough menial uudcrMaudlug of rach pro grtleblcp ho tisik, mi, only In a iiioiv iimteilitl heiiis', hlsadvaiuv In uuvliuulcal skill mid knowUslge U impendent on his thoroughly uudtr Ktaiidlng not only the loutlue detail Of hi work, but the why mid where fore of each operation. There nl- ways has Uvti tiud proUibly always Willi two eiiisM' of iiurhanles titer tidier an' puttln' grease Inter those who Maud at their Univli and butter, an' workln1 right uiart o' go through the maiitml mot ous ofleorn talks Inter loads ofeornth.it their work llKeauioiuiitleinaehliit-ri. with little iuoiveoiuvpiu.il of why other;',!';; t m t v ,m,; ,w,a r ' Other, that vIhm of men who nmke, .in iiumn iwmoiii hiiowuiK uiiy'Miul will have to U neouunted for." ttiitl How nults aro obtained, audi thorehttlvolniH.rlnnwofeaellep. Till l the invclmnlral wlur.itlou thkt count, the education that bchooUthe mind to u clear ivinpriwi limlouofpnu?lplw, Mjimlly with tietuito, ami liviu unrttllingly to that lilubwllHil where klll, .Ullgvmv, nnd marked ability find their nat ural level. The young man who, on bcglnning'hls mechanical educa tion, realizes and acts upon these truths, will develop that ability which is not gauged by rnero man ual dexterity, but rather that which, when In latter years he may be call ed to design, lay out, and superin tend the work of others, will enable him hereditably till the position. Huch positions come to those who bring thought and brains as well as manual dexterity to assist them in their work. To such men we owe the improvements of tlie age in ev ery branch of mechunics. It is a fact that too many me chanics work along day after day accomplishing their work by "main strength and foolishness," which is the direct and legimate re sult of lack of proper and thor ough application, in their earlier mechanical Hie. The point empha sized is, that the mind that is able, through careful training and appli cation, to bring to bear a knowledge of principles involved, as well as ex ecution of detail In the work, is the one that approaches that standard of ability which should be tho aim of every young man who U begin ning his mechanical education his work in the shop. When he has at tained this, no question of wages will ever trouble him. Buch men are always wanted. The supply Is ivit equal to the demand. Station ary Engineer. A FACTTNltoliT. WliIIo Ktrryone KIse llocame. Awak ened, Old All In Unconcerned. Last fall they held a protracted meeting at the Coon Ituti "meetiu' house," and the result was a great spiritual awakening throughout Possum lUdge. Old Ah Tucker was tlie only man in the settlement who, in the language of Deacon Jtuster, "remained cold an' uncoil sarned about tlie soul's welfare." The minister had fished for old Ah and tlie committees had visited him, but he lieid ofl'aud refused to come up out of the darkness. Final ly tho preacher went to see old Ah personally. "llrother Tucker," ho said, "have you ever thought seriously of this matter of tlie salvation of your soul?" "Wul, I've thought of It right smart fust an' last." "And hasn't it ever appeared to you that you ought to repent of your sins and lead a better life?" "I duniio ef It halnt at odd times." "Well, then, why don't you turn your back on tho world at once?" "Wal, now, parson, looky here. I duniio as I rightly iin'erstan' this business, an' know fer shore Jest what sin is, but betwixt yon an' me, It don't iiear like I've been bad cntill'to gltscalrt erbout it." "You are a sober, honest man, no doubt, but can't you recall little things In your dally life that wore wrong?" "I duniio es ter thet. I traded bosses with ole Joel Wado ono't, an1 I reckon I got her lectio ther best o' ther swap, fer Joel's boss wus wuth Hunipin', and mine wusu't wuth er cuss, an' I knowed hit. Hut 1 reck on little things like that hain't held up orgln er feller up thar?" "Indeed they are." "Air, eh? Wal, I wusu't settled in my mln' erbout thet, but I 'lowed they didn't pay no 'tention terseeh things es boss swoppln'. It mout bo counted up ergln mo erbout sellin' uv thet er dead steer to them city folks fer beef." "Of course." N "Wal, I'm denied of I'da thought It. Don't 'pear like It 'ud hurt notb lu when none of 'em knowed the steer died. Iteekon, niebiiy, I orten ter Mild split algs to them folks what got up er dinner fer ther wiv?" "That was very wrong." "I'd never thought of It thet nlr way. llcgosh, I n'posu It wasn't right proHr!u mo kivpin' ther Wid der Huutoii'rtolc nsl barrerwhot got In ermong my hiug?" "Tliat was a very grave sin." "Was, eh? Wal, I'm dinged cor ry, fer I'd like terdo right, an I luito ter give that barrer up. IVyer nvk oti little thing like that 'ud count fer very much?" "Yes, Indeed." "An 1 'sped they'll hev It tlgger cd up ergln mo 'Unit feedlu' them hogs 1 sold wheat bran ter make 'em weijh up." "Yes, that'n against you." "I Mowed It mout U. I gms workln' off cholera ehlekeiiK outer 'livvs ter markot. im nil K.s.h I....H.. thing like them I iwktm won't U ?i ! ? fT r ,,,,,,'M "They're nil lu, Urot her Tucker, "Wal. iKtrwin. 1 h'ihw! i-'r ihviI iiplu M-ch niatlen, an' know how ther Ian' by, but I Uvn er gtlu' erlottg thliikln' that all them lovlle (huiB wouldn't erniount lu bhucks, an I fell like c If I wiwii'tgoln' ter lmeuolu ter iu iAer fer. . I wn't kil none. Hut ef mv), . B trlflln', inslgnlfcrcant things is goiu', ter be held upergin me then I'm er goner. ), "Oh, no, brother; you have but to repent and forgiveness will fellow" "I'll be all right then, will I?" "Yes." "An kin go right on jest es I liev an' won't be counted?" "Oh, no. You must repent and reform. Leavo off your bad habits and lead a dlflerent life." "Uh huh. That's what I was erferred uv. Seems like glttin' re ligion comes down pretty hard on a feller. I'd like ter join yer, parson, an' go erlong er ther rest, but it 'ud be a leetle.grulii to strainin' on me, I reckon- I don't mln' ther repen tin', but ther itrfher part sticks me, fer I've cakilated on doln er heap o' boss swiippip' this winter." Thom as' P. Mohlfort. Witsliintrin as a Poet. A young lady upon whom the great Washington In Ills youth looked with somewhat tender npprowil wiw Miss Cory. To her ho wrote his only poem, the MS. o which now repose hi the state department nt Washington. The follow fug Is nn4ex nctcopy of thin jOTfin, punctuation, capi tal, and all: Oh yo Oodswhy'should my l'oor Itestleis J-Kcart HfJuid to npprovc thy Might and Power At last surrender to Cupids feathered Dart And now lays bleeding every Hour For her Hint's Pytllcss of my grief nnd Wkis. , AM will not on mc pity Inko He slddr) arriong my ntosl Im eterate Foes And wHh'gladiicss lievcrwlsh to wake In deldillngsiccp'tngs let my Eyelids 1oho That In an enraptured Dream I may In soft lulling Hlc-j) and gentle repono 1'uto.cm Uioho Joj'H denied by Day, SCKAPS. Supe (to stage manager)--"Sav, Oovenirtr, havcyoti got a life pie server?" Manager "No; what's tho matter?" Bupe"The Itoinan Glen eral fell overboard into the tank witli his liclmit on, and he's lloating 'round head down." The most extensive and curious of all tho deserts on the face of tho earth is tliat of the Sahara. This is a vaut area of unproductive soil ex tending from e.ist to west nearly tic ross the continent of Africa at its widest point, and having an average width of l.L'OO to 1,500 miles. Indianapolis tailor I lave you any further suggestions, sir, about your trousers? Indian man (thoughtfully) Yes. Yu d better fortify the seats with some extra cloth. I expect to go on to Washington in a day or two to see tho president. Boston Courier. "It Is funny," said he, "that they should cull a nian-of-war she, isn't it?" "I don't know," she replied, with drooping eyelids; "it may be because- they have mj ninny trials before they are accepted." Her trials came to an end in that self same hour. Tlie largest anvil is Hint used in the Woolwich Arsenal, England. It weighs sixty tons. Tho anvil block upon which it rests weighs 1011 tons. Altogether GOO tons of Iron worn used in thoaiivll, tho block and the foundation work. It is said to havo been six mouths cooling before It was Biillleiontly hard to stand tho shock of the immense hammer. A kind word, a pleasant smile, a cheerful greeting, a genial pressure of the hand, or a familiar nod as you pass on the street that's all; but, you havo sent a my of sunshine Into some sorrowful heart, and touched that Impalpable chord of human syniiiathy, which trembles In sad ness, or vibrates with Joy. It costs hut little, and carries with It to many blessings, the value of which we have no means tit estimating. At a recent Inquiry into tho sanity of a young man of large property, witnesses were called to prove that hu was unlit to nianiige his uttairs. A curious slip was made byuschojl master when asked If he had formed any opinion as to the state of mind of the alleged lunatic. "Oh, yes," ho replied; "I can certify that ho is an Idiot. Ho wiusoneof my favorite pupils." The art of manipulating type writers, mainly lu the hands of young girls, had dovetoped so re markably that It Is now possible to "dictate to tho machine" ns the phrase go.s. In any one of the type writing K'hools, and In hundreds of metropolitan otUees, there are young women who have abandoned theuse of shorthand and write out their copy as tho words of It fall from the lips of whoever dictates to them. HK POLLOU'KU NUIT. My wlfo hit Uya under phylcUu cure lor two year, for what they railed "liver com plaint.'" She would sl wiue relief whllo taklm: prewrlptlout, but touM ooa fall lr Into the tatue drovrty, liuctlv ttat. IwiberaiotiieofTheCaiiiornUitMnir." 'VubU srarrim. it did her mwmtjks health aud plrtt. and I. uow a. well u eve? ti" wnrat h derived, I uted It fot ineumatnuj witn the rwuit that I au now eullrety free from the dUeaw with which I ..ad.uder.xworcer.year. cWzrVt-- J T Turk tret, Sa FrauelKw L8an Prauelsv , i&eh '"dn.u ,w "'u'- Ilncklen's Arnlfn Salve. The best salve in the world for cms, onuses, sorus, uh.c.d, .- - hands, chilblains,' corns and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, ormouey refunded. Trice 25 cents per box. For sale by Daniel J. ry, drug gist. rncum, lever sores, ieuw uiniii The largest school in the world is the Jews, free school of Spltalstjeld, Eugland, which has a daily atten dance of 3,800 pupils. EtTEI'Si. This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special mention. All who have used Electric Dlttcrs sing the same song of praise. A purer medicine does not c;:ist and i is guaranteed to do all thn. is claimed. Electric Bitters wilt cure eJUUbcnieso" the liver and kidneys, w'll remove pimples, boils, salt rheum aul other eflcctions caused by impure blood. Will drive malaria from theyseni and prevent as well as ce c all malarial fevers. For cure of headache, constipation and indigestion try Electric Bitters Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. Price 60cts. and $1.00 per bottle at Dau'l J. Fry's drug store. "I have met this man," said a lawyer with extreme severity,. "In a good many places where I would be ashamed to be seen my self," and then lie paused and looked with as tonishment at the smiling court and u ry. "TO HE OR 0T TO I1C." soliloquized the melancholy Dane. A sea of troubles opposed. He shrank before them; ambition lay dead. Life, as he viewed it, rested under a yellow cloud, tinged with green. Hamlet, to my mind, was bil ious. The blood, diseased, carried through the natural gates and alleys of the body, made life a burden; and the ills of tiio body magnified in a tenfold degree his other ills. Purify tho blood, give new life and action to the system, take Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, and your drowsiness, lack of a'ipetite, chilly sensations, yellow skin, bad breath. will all depart, as ilic morning mists are dispelled by the rising sun. Thousands ofcures follow tlie use of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, 50 cents. A Smart Girl. Expectant Old Gentleman: My daughter said you wished to see me. Mystified Yeuth: She did? Why, she told me you wished to seo me! A SCIUI' 0K I'APfclt SAVES llfclt LIFE. It was just an ordinary scrap of writing paper, but it saved her life. She was in tho last stages of con sumption, told by physicians that she was incurable and could live on ly a short thno; she weighed less than bevwity pounds. On a piece of whipping paper she read nf'Dr, King's New Discovery, and got a sample bottle; it helped her, she bought a large bottle, it helped her more, bought another and grow bet ter fast, continued itti use and is now strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weigh ing 1 10 pounds. For fuller particu lars send stainj) to W. II. Cole, Druirglst, Fort Smith. Trial bottle of tills woiulei ful discovery free at Dan'l J. Fry's drug store. "I beg your pardon, madam, but you are sitting on my hat," ex claimed a gentleman. "Oh, pray excuse me, I thought it was my husband's," was tho unexpected reply- This Is tho season of the year when the raw, cold winds createsad luivoe with tho hands and complex ion. Soft white hands and a clear "peachy" complexion can bo as suredly preserved by tho frequent application of Dutard's Specillc. If rubbed into the skin well it leaves no greasy surface. The skin absorbs it. Sold by D. W. Mathews. A physlcan walking with a friend said to him: "Let us avoid that pret ty little woman you seo over there on the left. She knows me and casts upon mo looks of indignation. I at tended her husband." "All! I un derstand. You had tho misfortune to dispatch him," was the remark that slipped out. "On tho contrary," replied tho doctor, "I &aved him." Tho immediate symptoms of Dys pepsia, or Indigestion, are a distres sing sene of weight, oppression and fullness in the stomach, heartburn, loss of appetite, foul breath, belch ing, llatuleitcv, uaiisea pains In the shoulders mid breast. Dr. Henlev's Dandelion Tonic promotes healthy digestion and removes all unhealthy symptoms. Sold by D. W. Mathews. llrown "our teacher can't be such a mean man as you make him out. I notice his son has all the toys ho can pevssibly need." Little- John nie "Why,dad, thoso are what his rather takes away from tho other t lioys." Oregon i. one of the most produc tive slates in the Union. Its vast mineral regions contains gold, Mlver, copper, Iron, and coal, Itslinineiiso tracts of iinuillir laiuls sinuutrr Mmn. Kinds of eat tie tuul sheep, and Its agricultural regions pro- "" m vxrv.tjs in iiuutuiaucc, tho yield jeracre being, lu some In Biauw-s, me largest in tlie wnrlil Among the useful und valuable nml. i-'t! of the Web Kool State mav bo !ffiT .imvSl" ? JViX ffiS,A ..vs " KMwy Hlfflculilw. ltlpurvlv "" oouiipoMiiou aim never I " J"1" '.' " " -iauiew. ' it Oi.ml.i iv..". ...."Ti ", .. ' nl $" A?""1 "wrvsa hearty appetite and lncreaxd ' l""."""'x"K'a ,rvoil ueillVss.Wn I ; nun tow nunia. overtonift, lack of vm-rg UIIU WUKellllllexiniUl Will lll- fu .new lfeatUlrxnKth Into the '"iSl1"1, S,UI bv " w The Best Residence Localities In . ci,.v or ffigszzRfi& t's;r!.!s:,m - to,'poratio"s ,v" HIGHLAIM 1 Oil 'Me l m U II To the city of Salem. They have at this time fifteen teams employed and the contemplated improvements have scarcely begun. It is intended to make the drive leading from Commercial street through Riverside and High land additions and around Highland Park TJHK FINEST DRIVE IN THE STATE Of Oregon. The line of the Salem Street Railway Company runs through the middle of this addition, and no lots will be more than two blocks distant from the line. Highland Park will in the near future be TI-IB MOST POPULAR RESORT ABOUT THE CITY OF SALEM. Lots in Highland Anion are High and Dry and Well Located; Most Excellent Drainage. The soil is black and rich. From all points a fine view is obtained of the public buildings and our highest mountain peaks. Arrangements are already being made for the location of two churches in this addition, and a numberof residences are soon to be built. Buildings only of the beat class will be permitted. Residence lots within the limits of the city of Salem are worth on an average over $1000. We can sell you better lots in High land addition for one-third of tho money, and being directly on the line of the street railway they are practi cally not half so far from the public buildings and the business part of the town as tho majority of the so called "inside lots." Buy a Lot in Highland Addition for Three Hundred Dollars,' And let some other fellow pay ?1000 for an inferior lot not so well located. With the difference of $700 you can build a beautiful cottage, or put it out at a rate of. interest tliat will buy you nearly two thousand street car tickets every year. v H. P. RANKIN'S Paint Shop No. U54J Commercial St. House and Carriago Painting, Sign writing. Paper hanging anil decorating, Wall tinting and kal sonnning executed In the latest style. Experienced Workmen Employed. Satisfaction Guaranteed, Call and seo us before you let your work. aOTXB B.OOO.OQO people bollere tblt It et taUfgMtadinoetrlilJhoundttiyMo Ferry's Seeds D. M, FERRY A CO. m acknowledged to be UK Largest Seedsmen in tna world. D M.FraBTiOo'i niottntadjfeacrtp. UTIUQITKW SEEO ANNUAL For 1880 ETUI hA tnfiiiiui rnrr to ill annlle&nts. anil ItHoat orderin it. hmly. to lut TAri rmtwnH """" 'hooUwmdfor it Addren D. M. FERRY CO., DatreH, Mich. INSURANCE Company. Fire and Ma rine, Salem, Oregon DR. JORDAN'S MUSEUM OF AXAT0MV 751 Market tt San KntncUco C'ALIKOUNIA. Oonnd learn how to avoid dlkrase.ahd how wonderful ly you aro made. Contullu lion and treatment person ally or by letter or weak urM.cs nua an disease, o men. bend ror lnnlr. I'rhato offlco 211 Deary street For Bargains IN Family Groceries Provisions, Fruits Etc., QO TO THOMAS BUItKOWS, Commorolul S.--, . -.-.... vr hand. If jouho not traded with uie be. fore, I respectfully solicit a trial tSlleviM I can suit you boia la price and uilltyl jmtSm mr?BRmm J:,,i mmzt'rvAS iWZKAUj JOS, AL.BEHT. Atent. ! SL -IS OWNED BY urn Aud this Corporation is determined I mm SEE HERE! If there is anyone in the whole state of Oregon win wants to return to tlie east he should read tilts advertisement: A Bargain For Somebody ! ! r N -To Exchange for- S A GOOD CHARCE 9-Vor particular call at this office. S75 til SJPRO AM,.NTH can bemade nlirSLzt Vt JU working for us. Agenu ' preferred who can furnish - i,n2fc..J ilothMrwiniiT.7.. .'.,,,J .uoree ud n,..?,,-.1!??1.6 """ 1 he huslness. Stxire John ?ie.!n,"VTn.i,ndc'".e- K. . .uiiuai ua unuiini VfrnnUvl ..!. I ya i i lucuiuoua, Deri,rv LlU!!.a?and b"le ex .umpfoVre-pfy." a rffi.ttXSSSS, ORB LAND ADDITION WPffl to JOHN F. STRATTON & SON Importers and Wholesales dealers In MUSICAL MEKCIIANDISK. New York, I 1 nnd 45 Wnlkbr St. John F. Btratton's Celebrated Hu slan Gut Violin strings, tho" Klnet in the World. Our Guarantee If a dealer receives a complaint, (which ho believes to be honest) from any musician to whom he has sold anyoftheso strings, he Is authorized by us to give him another string without charge, and all such loss will be made good , by us to our customers, without quibble or question. (Iiewaiool imitation.) Dealers will please send lor descriptive catalogue. Tradj supplied at lowest price. ST. PAUL'S sceooi Boys and Girls. Tho school will open on the 21th of September. Thorough Instruc tion In the primary nnd aav..nced English Jfranches. OF MUSIC -In course.- TERMS and further Information may be 1'ua on application to KEV. K. IT. POST, Cor. Chemeketa and State Sis. 8-20-tf . Northern Pacific Railroad GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE. TWO FAST TIIAIN8 DAIIA' I NOCHANOEOK 0AU3 SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO - And all points East via fet. PAUL aud MINNEAPOLIS. The Northern Pacific roHroad Is the only line running Passenger trains, Second clats sleepers (free of charge) Luxurious Day coaches, Pullman Palace. Sleeping Cats. l"olace Dining Cars, (meals 75c) from Port land to the eat. fc'eo that your ticket read via the Northern rucinc railroad and avoid tue chance of cars. iavo Portland at 8 a. m.ond 8:10 p. m. daily arrive ntMlnnuiMiii nr hi Pnul at B.-OJ p. ni. Pacific Dmsiosr. Trains leave Front aud a ktreet daily at 11:55 a. m. nnd &J Z.'U --vrrivoTiv incoma at 7:iu P m mu -J? . m am vo ittlo d-JSam undfcM p in. 1 Iitiuiirh Iitllin ik.i..u Li.nnn fVM. elegant day coacnes, finest palace dining cars betweon llirtlaud, 'l'nooniu and Beattl direct Dally er ice, A. D. CHA1U.TON AsaU (len'l hia. Agent. 121 Flrt Bu, Oor, ashlugton HU, I-ortland, Oregoa. Depot Ce-rnw Flrt iiQ aHmi II i VTjj J-MDEMAnii; S9J