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THE CAPITAL rcVKNT&TGr JOURNAL. THE filPITiL JOURML I'UIIMSHEDIMILY.EXCEITHUNDAY, iiv tiik Capital Journal Publishing Company. (Incorxratcd.) Kntwrcd nt (lie pfmtofllcp nt Halcm,0r.,ni! second cine matter. CLARE B.IRVINE, Manager, Sco fourth lingo for terms of subKcrlp- AtUcrtlwinentu to Insure Insertion (for tlio iwme day) should be handed In by 1 o'clock. . . , Correspondence coiilnlnlnc new or In tercut and Importance In desired from nil p.irU of the unite. No Attention will bo i.tld to anonymous communications. Persons desiring the Capital Joijii.naj. nerved nt their houses am secure It by wm Uil card request, or by word lea nt till olllce. . . ,, Hficclmcn numbers sent free on nppllcn- Olilce, corner Court nml Liberty Htrects. MONDAY JtJNK 17J 188". NKWfjrArilllS i.v schools. Tlio follow'tif? quoted i:i u nihs HUgKCDkUis excellent method for ac quainting tlio growing American , youth with tlio current lmicpl'i und practical movement'! of the time. They wl'l l-ear llioiijihi. ill reading. Kroiu he ,.0-0011 udve' t'w: "There In n.i uiliiilruhU' practice which Home He'") I Icaclicrn have oi iiivlliir; their piip"i to tjiMs '' ' count each iluv n Impo'i nt event" inuntloncil l.i tlio iiutvnp pui' When dictated by jtidlcloci Inslruc oro, hiiuIi j:crc!ii'3 cannot f I' i exert u powci til Inlluencc for good on Youthful niliiiln. What for in Htance, could have been more .wilt" fill tliuu itmiuitur of an hourHpcnl In that manner eieh morning dm in-; tlio wok Jtwt paH ed?" From it Now York iiowm letter: "A faBhloiiablo nchool In this city litis taken up tho very neimlblo plan of having tin Intelligent teacher read to Klrln, "S-'d from 11 to 18, nil tlio Important uowh that apH-:iiH In tho best dally p.ipc-H, tho book noil- cch and tho foreign lu tcrH and d's pateheH. When ihelr usual nchool coiii-ho Jh eomploted, bo few K' ' know, anythliiK about cureiit IiIb tory that thin plan ' eeomes iicccm.' ry for tho proior aipearanco of a lrl when HhoenterH widely, mid Kh micccsh Ih proved by tho fact that the irruflunlPHof tlio nchool I refer to aru tho most Intelligent women In New York." iooi lint iai:mi:i:s. Tho governor of Minnesota Is in favor of having binding twine uii'de by prison labor lu (hats.ate, and has accordingly Issued tho following communication to tho stale hoard of piltnn munii'iers: "Vou aro doubtless aware that a very Mtrongst'iit hue nt exists i hrough o)i t tho statu lu favor of ullll.lnga poitlou of our convict labor in the mauufactuio of binding twluo. Thu opinion piovnllri that without loss to the statu tilts aillclo tun lie so pro duced and niadu avnllablo to our farmers nt a pi Ice materially below, that which It now commands in thu market. For this reason and be cause of tho vast quantity usetl an nually lu our wheat growing state, (ho matter will commend It elf to you us one deserving of tho most thorough Invchtlaatlon. If it should be found that such 0erutlons aro feasible, and they will result In a Having to those of our people en gaged lu ngilcultural pursuits, I heartily recommend that iirrango meiils for tho iitiinufiieniroof this nrtlclo bo wx Vcted as noon as posM hie. Kindly repot t tho result of your Inw'Htlgatloii at tho earliest practical moment, that your delcr termluatlou may be eomiiiuulcalcd to the dlUeicnt oiganljtdoi.s throughout the state wIiom members sentiences without sympathy oi le huvo Interested theniH'lves lu aglla (course thl. Is too cold-blooded ami ting a matter that seems to mo liiuU , despicable to be tolerated. The pro-rv-pects iHiniiuendable." ponentsofMich a theory aio not well 1 ladvU'd. They mav bo listened to A iu.voi.iition in nav KiAio.N. later; but not now while tho walls of 1 ho Hclentlllo American lsainhor-j anguish fiom tho pitiably stricken Ity for the statement that a new and .survivors are tilling tho ptibllo ear Interesting o.icrluiont in murine and touching the p'uhllo hem t. propulsion Is to U tried mhiii lu New - York hailtor. We allude to the new water Jet boat Invented by Dr. Wal - terM. JaekMinof New York City, Tho vowel Is 100 foot loutr. 1IX) tons uunlcii, with a boiler Intended to yield 1,600 li. p., used to eject umiiuII stream of watera three quarter liii'li Jct-fnmi the (.torn Mt, at the keel lino. The water Is to Im.uo un der tho enormous procure of 2,100 ll, to (ho square Inch, and a iovd of between thirty and fmty miles an hour U expect d by tho owncrs-a velocity fur In excess of any other craft nlliKtt. Tho Mom water Jet Is ui from u faucet which takes the phuvof a rudder. The ,"uutet H ... "" i tipc'raiei! ny u lever lu the pilot ,uuw' iJl"wnu)vxtiiiimrom k I . - - ! - tho main pumt. to tlio Uw. wlu.r.. .. .luilUr ftHuvl U liH-.it M, also iv. mvUM Willi the pilot Iiuhh lever, ui iiiv V.A-. IIV k II nil' iiiiiv I11K tho lever, tho Uvtt can U In ' rtautly utitrtod, turuotl. .I.....I..I , backtHl or nuut.i 1.1 until ..r...... 1 uaijitMi, or iniuie to Kiiin iinunul on tin iiiiTiivti. iiillJ I,., ... , . ,,, ... . 1UHXU liken toji. All thin without eiojijiiii uio urivilig iuuii. ojar-f, r w, nou., .r vlbmsiuu .. felt, even milililcluliiKMl4. Tho iimincv. It tern arc confident tho days of com mon marine englnea and propellers nro numbered, and will Boon be thrown out of all flint cluas ships n old iron. Saving In space, greater economy lu fuel, Increased safety, Improved comforts for passengers, nc mentioned ns a few of the lm tiortant results that will attend this outflow of high pressure water. The water Jet, as a hydraulic sys tem for the propulsion of ve"j,l haw been many times tried with ex cellent results, but has not proved economical tw compared with the oidinary marine engine and propeller. On the trials of his small experi mental boat housed a Jet only three eighths of an inch lu diameter, witli a water prorsurc o COO pounds to the Inch, and obtained a speed of ten to twelve miles per hour. Many ex periments were then made with this boat. The apparatus was crude and huriledlv made, but the result yielded much new, ins'ruciivo, and valuable knowledge concerning the pruct'eal propelling powers of small Jets at high velocities; and this new knowledge Is enibodl-d li. tho novel crai't which Is now receiving her finishing touches. One hundred thousand dollars, clcn ojsh, have been put Into the llt.lo vessel by the coutiiliullons of a i uin'jcr of itb.c c'tiens, who fully believe In tho cor rectness of the calculations of the Ingenious inventor. AN M.VADV.Sl.t) I'LKA. With the very I'rtucooiniM of the Ooneni.uish calai.ilty tho country was painstakingly Informed that it w.'s due to n "cioiit'-bursl" an In tauoible, Indelinlte, unknown some thing which lemovcd tho loss of life and jiroperly l'lom the domain of human responsibility. As the facts became known, trid it was clearly se 'ii that tho recklessness of a sport ing club and thu cupidity of a rail way company were likely to involve tho respectlvu corporations In a ques tion of damages, the plea was set up that tho suflcrers alone were to blame. Tliey had, wo aio told, nmplo warning. An engineer in pay of tho club has been found, who says ho fores-tw thu inevitable as early as noon on (hat black Friday, and, mounting his hoise, gave such timely notice to South Fork that only ouu life and t nt needlessly was lost at that place. Tho Infcrenea Is that tho 12, 000 or ir,,(x;0 victims at Johnstown. .Mortclsvlllu and tlio other hamlet., neglected this warning and invited their fate in a spirit of foolhardluess. This Is a paltry subterfuge which cannot win. It will excite only a feeling of Indignation to be superadded to the resent incut already eieated by tho unchallenged fact that tho dam was known to bo un safe for full seven years bcfoio tho final, piedictcd cataitrophc. livery sprLig tlieio have been alarms which caused the threatened inhabitants to deseit their homes and lice to the hillsides. For years protests luivo been niado by proiierty-holdors anil municipal oil leers alike, against thu tcrilblo menace. Hut It was thu old story icpcated. Thu cry of "Wolf, wolf 1" finally lost Its slgnlllcanee; and, oven if it hail been uttered upon this occasion of which there Is not yet tho faintest scintilla of proof It might naturally have been regarded as only another harmless scare. Thlsellbrt to divert tho blanio and the rcpousihlllty from tho proper; shoulders to convict the unburled dead of a willful recklessness which I Invited their icrrlhlu fate to secure a veidiet (hut they had had ample "inning iuhi suouiii (alio (lie con I A Hemarkuble Urcam. , j The New York World's prlro for (the most remarkable dream was" awardotl to J. li lluokl v .if I 'iii.il..,.. I laud. Mil., who sworn In Hi.. f,.lln-- .-..- -l Injf "I dreamed one night hist , summer that 1 mot a man of small statt'tv, dark ooniple.lonod, black' hair, anil heavy black moustache, ( fashionably dressed, on tho writer of Center and Baltimore streets in. this lty Somo quarrel uiwo and I shot him lu the nock. Somo of his ' blood hpurtcd on my whlto vent. Tho next morning uUuit 10 nVlock, its 1 was lurnlnj the comer nlwvo mentioned, 1 mot tho dream man. ho sprati;; Imck with a cry, covered hUnock with his hands and Ntlds - - - --" M.r (tod's sake don't mIhwii We werx, Ml. ,00 much slnvkinl to apeak for soino montents. Kxida- 'divaniisl tln Ntinc lllllMr 11,1,11,. eiioiiL - li. In l.wiLlin. nt mi' v.wt ,r..n. V....K.1 1 r. 1 ; T.'l ---" ..-. j ..t'. I1lll- 1111111 a iiiiiiiii 1 Riiiivir an uiMiiiiiiiiiii ... 1. 1 . "'""h It nlioiit tlui .!. nf ni.ii-i.. I.,, , , , , -, ,'." -i"... UiUliml Uvu txtiiivalvtl by my ctvtt wu iraiw 111 itie f ,u v",l;o ", V a I 'k I i wn Iiiiiimii Mnotl.,, "SCRAPS." Don't wy "1 told you so." Two to one vou never said a word about it Don't linger where "your love lies dreaming." Wake her up and tell her to get the breakfast. A game of jmker, lasting eighteen hours, was played In Glenwood Springs, Col., the other day. It be gan with an ante of $0 60, rising gradually till several times there were from ?COO0 to 520,000 on the board at a line. A New York court has decided that a stable, however well kept, i a nnUnnen 111 tho nciirllborliood of handsome houses. Just how hand some a house must be to entitle the noses of Its occupants to the protec tion of the law docs not appear. One of the most pleaant remind ers of the civil war was the presenta tion of a flag, a few days ago, to sur vivors of Pickett's division by the Philadelphia brigade. These organ izations met in bloody encounter on the fluids of Gettysburg. Speaking of the raising of flax, the statement that a mill in Indianap olis lias converted 230,000 bushels of flaxseed into oil unci "meal in the last year would seem to indicate that a considerable quantity of tho plant was already raised by somebody. Hop men say that hop growers should in i be la a hi rry to contiact their crops. ) t is rcnortcd that frost has bully damaged the crop In New Yoik end It is thought they will command a good price this fall. Duyersarc in the valley now trying to conduct for this year's crops. There Is scarcely a position In which any man can find himself where lie cannot discover some necessity for an invcntiblu Improve ment. In our homes, our stores, our streets, our parks, our carriages; In all places where we work or recreate there are conditions or things that need Improvements. Fond Mother "Oh dear, doctor! T am so troubled about my baby being left-handed. What shall I do with him?" Family physician (seriously) "You might mako a base-ball player of him, mitdain. Left-ha'idcd bat ters and pitchers nrc always in de mand." Tho returns from Salldu. Colorado, where a young woman undercharge of Christian scientists has just died from' tho ellects of typhoid fever, confirm the osltlon that tho so-called Christtu't science should bo con lined to colds in the head, or warts, or corns, or mild cases of constipa tion. Thoy have a great unknown In the St Joseph Mo., work house, lie was run in as a vug and is doing time on thu rock pile, lie is way up in tho law, medicine, literature, poli tics, theology and science, but is coi.i.ilotely mum as regards himself. In Shakespere and thu Ulblo tho strange being Is stdd to be a giant. Missionary letter to tho nntl-Slavcs association say the Multilists have made western Abyssinia a desert. Wholo flocks and herds have been destroyed and thousands of Chris llann thrown into slavery, wh'llo thouHands have been butchered. Hundreds of tho noblest Inhabitants have been taken to Mecca as slaves, lu violation of tho treaties. Tho announceddlscoveryof a new method of treating flax in retting and tho Invention of Improved ma chinery, which will enable manu facturers in this country to comiicte with tho cheap-labor linen of Ku rope, aro calculated to engender tho most Kingulne expectations of a pro lltablo industry. y the now pro cess tif retting no injurious chemicals are used, only a preparation of lln-1 seed oil, which Is taken up by tho fiber, and the fiber Is fieod from gum and woody niatterand left tine, soft ttud white. 5i The t'fclrf Hi-hion for tno treat iuo- eta o HiHHt'i SarupirllU It found In th artlclo utt. It It me tit that wtni. and tha '" H-, surllU m M, IV U 'ST ,or ,!,1 whli any oilier urup. . ...... .111. n. 1.1.1 .....1 .. lYieru wins ;;rbe Zn ssz fler before the public. iiwit atrtartu ... .. cures Scrofula, Salt itneum W all JlunioM, IjftwraU, Sick ii..i..i. i., '.'''..'-.. MKiuini', iHiiuusiiru, gumiun iuai Ttrd ivilng, create an Aiitlte,ttrsU. nitne.cne,buUit up tha Whole System. Hd NarMtiitirllU f toldbyalldrat. tin. l in tor J. I'leparedtytil. U00J Vl.tHt)ietite, Lentil, Vlua. smm ECPEPBT. i Tlilaivmpftv is Iwvnmlntr SO Well known and so popular as to need no , special mention. All wholiavc used I 11 .a.. f,Iiln. ..!... Alan (HimA 0111(7 nt nrnlaoA nnrnr mpflleine dOCS I not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that Is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the liver ana kidneys, will remove pimples, boils, salt rheum' and other affections caused by impure blood. Will drive malaria from thesystem and prevent as well as cure all mularlal fevers. For cure of headache, constipation and indigestion try Electric Hitters Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. Price 60cts. and 51.00 per bottle at Dan'l J. Fry's drug store. It makes a lover feci like ordering pistols and coffee for one when he sees his hated rival camly ordering a minister and marriage license for two. Oregon Is one of the most produc tive states in the Union. Its vast mineral regions contains gold, silver, copper, Iron, and coal. Its immense tracts of grazing lands support thou sands of cattle and sheep, and its extensive agricultural regions pro duce all the cereals in abundance, the yield tier acre belngt in some in stances, the largest in tho world. Among the useful and valuable prod ucts of the Web Foot State may be mentioned Oregon Kidney Tea, which has proved a boon to thou sands afflicted with pain In the back and kidney difllcultics. It is purclv of vegetable composition and never fails. Sold by D. "W. Mathews. Tlio peopl9 of Sable island have sent to Halifax for a shipload of cats to kill tho rabbits which aro over running the island and burrowing the ground so that cattle and horses are killed by stepping in tho holes. It should be generally known that Dr. Henley's Dandelion Tonic in sures a hearty appetite and increased digestion, dispels nevous depression nml low spirits, overcomes lack of energy and waketulnessnud will in fuse new life and strensth into the weakest invalid. Sold by J). W. Mathews. Tlio Canadian legislature has struck a vein of economy. It has discharged a chaplain whose sa'ary is $100 per year, but reso'utely maintains its dignity Ijy ielinlug an usher of tho Black Hod at fj ISO. This looks like a case ofspase tho rod and spoil the chaplain. A bCl.P OF PAl'EK SWLS HElt MFE. It was just an ordinary scrap of writing paper, but it saved her life. She was in the last stages of con sumption, told by physicians that she was incurable and could live on ly a short time; she weighed less than seventy pounds. On a piece of wrapping paper she read of Dr. King's New Discovery, and got a sample bottle; It helped her, sirs bought a largo bottle, It helped her more, bought another and grew bet ter fast, continued It'i use and is now btrong, healthy, rosy, plump, weigh ing 140 pounds. For fuller particu lars send stump to W. H. Cole. Drmrglst, Fort bmlth. Trial bottle of this wonderful discovery free at Pan'l J. Fry's drug store. Don't mourn over financial griev ances. Bide your time nn'd real sor row will conic, This is tho scvmmi of tho yeur when the raw, cold wi.ids creatosad havoc with the hands and complex Ion. Soil white hands and a cienr "peachy" coni'ilexlon can bo as suredly preserved by tho frequent application of Dutnrd'a Specific if rubbed lino the skin well it leaves no greasy surface. The skin absorbs it. Sold by D. W. Mutlwws. liueklen's Arnica Salve. Tho best salvo in tlio World for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever cores, tetter chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles or no pay required. It is gunniutccd togivo perfect satisfaction, ornioney refunded. Price 2o cents per box. I'or sale by Daniel J. Fry, drug- Klst. Don't fret and scold. You will grow old soon enough without It. "Miss llrtitui ttoulil bo u I'lmriuliig ulrl," I heart! u young man -ny, "IfMiulMiiluguotl complexion and thoo pota would, go nvviiy; tun iiu,V8xiii hor look completely." If Ml llrown would only tnke lir. I'lcrca'a Uoldon Medical Discovery vrh.it u Imppy chuugo 'twould make. It Mould drive, out til) the humors from her hlootl ttud nuike It pure, And tlio blemMics complained of dlMip. lottr, ho very mire. TliU medicine Is the great purifier of the blood, and tlUtlgurlng eruptions and blotches villi mmh vunUh when It la ued. There aro people who pray so himl that they have no breath left for active well-doing. The immediate symptoms of Dys- , i't.-iiii, tt iiuiigesnou, aro a ciistrcs. slug honso of weight, oppression and , fullness lu tho stomach, heartburn. i nss of appetite, foul breath, beleh fng, flatulency, nausea pains in the shoti clers anil breast. Dr. Henley's Dandelion Toulo promotes healthy J digestion and removes all unhealthy ( symptoms. Sold by I). W. Mathews. ioo khVABoi ioo. Tha readers or the Jouknal will be Iplea.tHl to letirmhat there It stle-iit one dreaded Ul.eiue that belence has been able to cure In aU Its htagi aud that U catarrh. iiausoitarruh aire U the only polthe fiZ?1"; NM,w - mutioni tmmneut. itX 7'-" "" " tuucu nr- r: "' ." .? xhh- ' 1K3IUUUUAIUW01 tn itueuMi, nnd glvltix thepiitleut .treugth, by building up the I ruiutltutlon nml uI.tlng nature lu doing Its vnirk. The proprietor hve o much tutu lu lUctiruttve power, that thvy otrvr One Hundred IVlUr for any c.v that II tilUtocuN, ,sud forlUtof iMImonUts. Addn-M V J.CHKNKY JtCO,Tol.Mrt,0. Milby lruUt,TJe. I The Best Residence Localities HIGHLAND ADDITION m i And 1 iT i MM ,M6 To the city of Salem. They have at this time fifteen teams employed and the contemplated improvements ihave scarcely begun? It is intended to make the drive leading from Commercial street through Riverside and High laud additions and around Highland Park THE FINEST DRIVE'lN 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 luture be THE MOST POPULAR RESORT 5 - ABOUT THE CITY OF SALEM. Lofs in Highland Additon arc 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 aud our highest mountuin peaks. Arrangements are already being made for the location of two churches in this addition, and a numberof residences are soon to bo built. Buildings only of the best 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 lota In High land addition for one-third of the money, and being directly on the Hue of tho street railway they are practi cally not half so far from the public buildings and the businpss part of the town as the 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 that will buy you neatly two thousand street car tickets every year. H. P. RANKIN'S Paint Shop No. 254 Commercial St. -0- House and Carriage Painting. Sign Wi'iliu c, Pcpji hanging and dccorailii'j, Wall iinting antl kal sonnnlng executed In the latest siyle. Experienced Workmen Employed. Satisfaction Guaranteed, Call and see' us before you let your work. rf-OTXB fi.OOO.OOO people beliere that It i iow aim aq mow iumi aontt, win tney nao Ferry's Seeds D. U. FERRY IOO.IM tcKnowladcad to ba w largest Seedsmen In tha world. D M.FxusT&Oo'f niastnted.Decrlp tintndPrioed SEEO ANNUAL For 1880 to. .11 anntfoint. .nil r.to lut TMri cnitomen Without IWlljlrinv It faMfu lullut Oailltnnt U txlltuc oW la qfl. ETerrpsnoa obIm Guden,lWd or Flower Seed! boaldundfwlL AAA D. M. FERRY CO., Datroit, Mleli. INBUKANCE Oom na nr . Klre and Mr. rlne. JOS. ALBEHT, Agent. . . Salem. Oregon DR. JORDAN'S MUSEUM 0 ANATOMY 751 Market t San FmncUco CALIKOltNIA. Go and learn how to avoid dlsra&e.ahd how wonderful ly you are made. Con.ulta tlon and treat ment person ally or by letter or weak nrmies and all dlceasse o men. Send for book. !H Ueary street. t'rh te ottlce For Bargains IX Family Groceries Provisions, Fruits Etc., GO TO THOMAS 11URS0WS, Commercial Street, Sulm. Or .H?Vn'JT Produce of ail kinds always on hand, IryomunenottradeawtthinBuI nre,l t.peclfully ollca tSlVeviM Icaukultyoubotnln pOxl4 ualfyr JKM mmmm mmm wmmm v ' Ti" r. I Iffv IS OWNED BY- LAI this Corporation is determined IMm u SEE HERE! If there is anyoiie in the whole state of Oregon who wants to return to the east he should read this advertisement: A Bargain For Somebody ! ! To.'Exchange for- in 1 A GOOD CHANCE -For particulars call at this offlce. ' t SriiJ,Dr,JU,rorkln?toru- Agents ui.7? uo f fumlA hor.e and ghe their whole time to the business. Spare A few acuncles In towns and cltlea 11. k Johnson 4 Co., 1M Main 8t" lUchmond; rin7WNireftan!.aabtk,uf; HOKON . mm to JOHN F.STRATTON& SON Importers nnd Wholesale dealers in MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. New York, i J1 nml JWnllrnfbt :lAhn T? UtHittin'a Celebrated Hit slan Out Violin strings, the Finest In the World. Our Guarantee If a dealer receives a complaint, (which he believes to be honest) from any musician to whom he has sola any of these 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. (IJowaroot imitation.) Dealers will please send lor descriptive catalogue. Trauj supplied at lowest price. ST. PAUL'S -) -FOR Boys and Girls. Tho squooi will open on the 24th of September. Thorough instruc tion in tueprimaraauu nav.inced English Branches. LATIN AND ELEMENTS OF MUSIC -In course.- TEKMS and further Information may be bad on application to KEV. K. n. POST, Cor. Cuemeketa and Htate BU. 8-30-tf Northern , Pacific Railroad, GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE.. TWO FA8T TRAINS DAILY I NO CHANGE OK GAR9 SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO And all points East via St. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS. The Northern Pacific railroad la the only line running Passenger trains, Second clas sleepers (free of charge) Luxurious Day coaches, Pullman Palace Weeping Cars. Palace Dining Cars, (meal 75c) from Port land to the east. fee that your ticket read via the Northern i-ncinc railroad and avoid me change of car. , 1-cavo Portland at 8 a. m. and & W p m. dally arrive atMlnneapolU or BU Paul at &05 ji, ni. PACino Djvisiox. Trains leave Front andO stnet dally at 115 a. m, and &J p. m Arrive at Tacoma at 7:10 p m and W a m urrie. -little rJ0a in aud9J6p.m Through I'ullman Ialace Hleeplng Cars, elegant day co.iclieH, tlneat palace dining cars between Portland, Tacoma and Healtle dlrecu D-illy er'U. A- D. CHARLTON Ami. ut-n't hi, Agent, 131 Klrt tst Cor. n.hlngtou Mm IHirttand, Oregon, ix-jwl vXmier Pint andU HtrwU. i i ! 1 1 'M 4 f , ,1 U
