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THE CAPITAL TVVlSimSGr JOUHNAL.
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(Incorporated.)
Kntsrcd nt tlio postolllce nl 8lein,Or.,Bs
sccnml-elnim matter.
Uiiildings and .Monuments. ' poem. E,lTPSr;mi so well
The largest nnd grandest temple . dieted i. u.o Alumn. of Willamette , ... .?.?"eI,JL ' k nod no .
-, of worship In the world is the St. I'nivcrsliy. itemUuno 12, i Special mention. All who have used I
I'eler's Cathedral nt Home. itnere uic mu mug wuirn., iwuuums j-jiectneJJIttersBlnjr tnc same buub
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TUESDAY JUNK 18, 1889.
Tiik pontui authorltien announce
that "the itlckly Kiecn postage
Htitnip" will Hhorlly lie retired to the
Hcenoof private life, and he here
after counted among the Ihlnjrrtthat
have heen.
Tin: Hccrct is that Salem is con
utanlly addliiK to her i-nterprlhes,
while other towim are eonteut to
plod along in the wiine old way.
"Wake up, iielghhond tlie world
woven urn! you iiiimI move with it
or bo left.
A Cincinnati father llxed the
hlg rocking ehalr in the parlor to
upwt If a greutiT weight than 110
poundH rcst-d In it. On the veiy
flint night afterward hlw daughter
got a broken Hhoulder and her
young man had IiIh iiuwHktmied
Tin: LoiihIhiui Lottery company
conies before the people of that Htute
with an oiler to luwiinio the Htate
debt of $1U,00,0X) for an cxtoiulon
of their liccnwi forllfty yearn. In
credible an It may neem, the prnpo
H'tlon Im seriously coiiHldered and
probably will be nceopled.
Tin: life diplomat of two teaelieas
lu Blttklyuti eounty have been le
voked by the California Htate board
(if education beeaiiNu they had
hIiowii too much IndlU'erenee by rc
fiiHlng to attend thu TeaeherH1 I UNti
tute and writing what were cotiHid
ered very (uiuoy letter to thu board.
Fotlli ineiulierH of the Yalo boat
crew are to have their iiohch perfora
ted to IncreiiHo the cupucjty of those
cartilaginous tunnel for admitting
ulr Into the internal IioIIowh of tile
oarHUiou. Up to date there Iiiim
hcH'ii no Hiirgieal operation perform
ed on their dentin to make tliem
hold more knowledge.
Tin: present laws of I milium allow
purlieu to have as few men on a Jury
um they please. One man will do, if
they can iigrve on lilin. TIiIh Is gel
ting rid of a great deal that was ol-
Jectlonuhlu lu the Jury law, and If It
works well there, we may expect to
see It Introduced elsewhere. In
time they may do away even with
one Juror and havu courts hased on a
principal of aililtratlon. Justice Is
Houicthlng the world has tried to
compass for thousands of years and
It has often been true thai the more
Justice a man paid for the less he
got. Hevellle.
Tin: following from th-i Tacoma
News, tells of an exhibition of ex
tortion not often witnessed: "To the
tlltcredlt of t lie moil who owned and
controlled the transferring facilities
of Hcuttlc, It ts stated on good author
ity that they took advantage of the
dire iiffeivdlcit of their fellow cltlcus
anil the traiirtleut population alike
to extoi t from litem fabulous sums
for the transportation of dunks and
valuables at the time ot the lire.
Wo conversed with several who had
paid as hlth as forty dollar for the
removal of a trunk to a place ot safe
ty three blocks away on the fatal
Thursday night, June the Mb. One
hundred dollars was the price charg
ed for hauling a full load and thirty.
Ilvetollfiy dollar for a trunk was
stands on the bIIo of Nero's circus,
in the north-west part of the city
nnd Is built In form of a Latin cross.
The total length of the Interior Is
0121 English fectj transept -140J feet;
Mmager, height of nave, 102J feet; diameter
of cupola, 193 feet; height of dome
from pavement to top of cross -118
feet. The grail bell alone without
the hammer or clnpper weighs 18,
000 pounds, or over nine and a
quarter tons. The foundation was
laid In 1150 A. I). Forty-three Popes
lived and died during the time the
work was in progress. It was dedi
cated lu the year 1820, but not entire
ly finished until the yenr 1880. The
cost, in round numbers, is set down
at $70,000,000.
The Capital building at Washing
ton, 1). C, Is the largest building In
the United States. The corner stone
waslaid September 18, 1703, by l'resi
dent Washington, assisted by other
Masons. It was partially destroyed
by the British in 1814.
The present dome Was begun in
18M and finished In lhU'i. The Hag
of the United States llrst flouted
from it December 12, IS''.'!. The cost
of the entire building has been some
thing over 013,000,000. Its length is
71o feet Inches; width, 321 feel. It
covers 3J acres of ground.
The distance from tliegiouiui to
the top of (he dome is 307j feet; di
ameter of the dome, l.'foj feet rank-
fifth in size with the great domes of
the world.
The highest building in the world,
not counting the Elllel tdwer and
the Washington monument, Is the
Cologne Cathedral. The height
from the pavement to the top of the
cupola Is 511 feet. It IsfiW feet long,
exactly the same as the height, and
231 feet wide. It was begun August
Ifl, lu the year of 1218, and was pro
nounced finished August 1 1, 18S0;
over 100 yenrs afler the corner-stone
was laid.
The corner-stone for the Wash
ington monument, the highest In
(he United States, and until with
in the last (ow months the highest
In the world, was laid July, I, 1818.
Kohl. K. Wlnthrop, (hen thu Speak
er of the House, delivered the ora
tion. Work progressed steadily for
about six years, until the funds of
thu Monumental Society becainoex
liuusted. At that time thu monu
ment was about 175 feet high. Kiom
1821 until 1871) nothing to speak of
wan-done on the building. In the
year last above named Congress vo
ted an appropriation of $200,000 to
complete the work. I'roin that time
forward work progressed at a rapid
rate until December (I, 1881, when
tliualuinlnum apex was set at a
height oftWi feet and inches from
the foundation and the work de
elared finished. The foundation is
wave, nf tirnlsn A nnrrr medicine does
(lent back by the surge of ocenn that lave ot cxljlt nmj t j, ,,unrnnteed to do
Tlierock-lioundcoast ol 1'nciflCK fair shore, I aj jjlut js cnjmc(J, Electric Hitters I
Tremble with cvnteltFii unrest n they wj clrc(llj (jjseacs of the liver and
kidneys, will remove pimples, nous,
The Best Residence Localities
catch the roar
Of the strife that Is waged at the narroiv-
Ins bar,
Wliere the force of the deep lt ccr at
wnr
To break down and leap over the barriers
raided by Creator's band,
When til omnipotent will parted pea Irom
land.
Hundred of barmies nrc wnltlne to benr
I'nrouCon the Hood, those who dally dare
Old Keptiiiin's wrath for the prlrci that
Klldc
lu llve.lnKctrenks throimh the mourner
tide.
I have seen thce barques deep laden with
eare
With the need of a fisherman's dally fare.
1 have seen them manned with captain
nnd mate
Trail hiipiHjrts for I heir human freight
When the ioe were loosed from the moor
ing strong,
At the oarsmanV stroke llrm and long
Olldeout where tlio waters were heaving
and white.
With iuats upltried and so lashed tight,
The favoring wind tilled their halls un
furled And droe them out over a wutery world;
'Til a glint of while and a darkened trail
Were all that I could fee of these, barques
mj frail.
Hut will I know throughout the day
They were lending their nets so far awny.
Anil when night settled down on the face
of the deep,
With anchor east, I knew they were rest
ing In lllful sleep,
While tho Hashes that none from the light
house tower
Kept them safely, the long hours, from
danger's jniwer.
And well I knew, If laics were kind and
winds were fair,
They would come bounding home through
themeiiilngalr:
llrluglng the prlcs their nets held fast
In thotleep wherothelr anchors weieeast.
Oh! voyagers loved from this haven so dear,
Years ago our hnniues weie looked from
these moorings here
Wo had fielghtcd them well with our
needed stoic
Of hoarded know I'dge, ami haid-earncd
loie.
We ualM'il adieu friends gathered to wait
The sailing, and bid us lair ulndson the
sea of f.itu,
Willi reason trained lo sit e.iltn at th
helm
And battle the wacs that sect lo o'er-
whelm,
Those iLiiqucs sailed out on a favoring tide
And are scattered abroad o'er llle's scub
wide.
Some drifted out o'er the moaning bar
To thu boundless nine, that gleams afar,
And never again will they glvo us "God
speed" Or lend us a hand In our hour of need.
Hut snfu fiom the fury of billows they lest
lu thu lmihor ol Heaven, abode of the
blest.
salt rheum and other affections
J......,, .,.. flmcn mviiwl liv llinil nt- rmnnin4in..n -i
Hwindri . I llic city of Portiantl - ioUnoih" ' "
caused liv im
malaria from thesystem and prevent
as well as cure all malarial fevers.
For cure of headache, constipation
and Indigestion trv Electric Hitters
Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or
money refunded. Price 50cts. and
1.00 per bottle at Dun'l J. Fry's
drugstore.
"There is a great deal of money In
frog raising," says a contemporary.
There ought to be. Every one has
a green back.
Oregon is one of the mot 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 per acre being, in some in
stances, the largest In the 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 atllicted with pain In the back
and kidney dllllculties. It is purelv
of vegetable composition and never
fails. Sold by D. W. Mathews.
A Chinese theatrical troupe is
about to make the tour of the Uni
ted States. Chinese actors never
keep the stage waiting. They al
ways look well in their queues.
It should be generally known that
Dr. Henley's Dandelion Tonic in
sures a hearty appetite and increased
digestion, dispels nervous depression
and low spirits, overcomes lack of
energy and wakefulness and will in
fuse new life and strength into the
weakest invalid. Sold by D. W.
Mathews.
Jones "Why don't you lay by
something for a rainy day?'' Brown.
"I havedoneso. I'm keeping the
umbrella Smith loaned me a week
ago."
THE OH
ADDITION
-IS OWNED BY-
' I
JJfll
Ami litis Coi'iioration is determined to
IfAI
Male
rni
IS
u
ractive Addition
To the citv of Salem. Thev have at this time fifteen teams employed and the contemplated improvements have
scarcely beun." It is intended to make the drive leading from Commercial street through Kivereide and High
land uildltfous and around Highland Pari?
Or'dregon
lots will be more
THE FINEST DRIVE IN THE STATE
The line of the Salem Street Railway Company runs through the middle of this addition, and no
ore than two blocks distant from the line. Highland Park will in the near luturelie
A SCUAI'OK I'.m.K SVVhS IIKU LIKE.
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 niece
of wrapping paper she read ot Dr.
King's New Discovery, and got a
sample bottle; it helped her, she
bought 11 large bottle, it helped her
more, bought another and grew bet
ter fast, continued ito iis-e and is now
strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weigh
ing 140 pounds. For fuller particu
lars send stum) to W. II. Cole,
Drusrgist, Fort smith. Trial bottle
of this wonderful discovery free at
Dun'l .1. Fry's thug store.
Sometimes we see a well-ltnown sail,
And hear "all's well" in response lo our
hall;
Hut a glint of while and a darkened trail
Are all we can see of some bam lies so frail.
Yet well I know when tho sun of Clod's The Hist impulse of a boy with a
love makes gioilous day, ; now watch is to insure himself that
They mo lending their nets, though far , Ilonc (,fits 175 ,wr(8im. ,ih,ng.
away; j '
llul when night settles (Vr nnd darkens 1 This is the season of tho venr
their hopt I vvboii the raw, cold winds createsad
With anehur down, ami well-tiled iope.s, J havoc with tile hands and complex-
The.T uiewalehlng tho gleam of the beaeim. Ion. Soft white hands and a clear
IIl-IiI. n,.,,.,,,i,..n ,,,,,,,,.1.. ..i,. ,,,, i .,.,
III feet square; number of stones 1 Ood'slme, that will keep them safe 'til the hitredly preserved by the ftequent
used above tho lilO-foot level, D.Ki.'t;
total weight of stone used in work.
81,1'JOtons.
"Liberty," Harlholdl'sstatue, pre
sented to the Culled States by the
French people lu IBS'), In the largest
statue ever built. Its conception is
duo to tlio great French sculptor
whose name it bears. It Is said to
hen llkouissof his mother. Fight
years of time were consumed In tlio
construction of this gigantic brazen
Image. Its weight Is 410,000 pounds.
of which H(l,000 pounds are copper, ' novelist'.'
tho remainder iron anil steel. The) PrNoncr (shamefacedly)
major part of the Iron and steel was 1 your honor.
used In constructing the skeleton j Judge You ate discharged. No
framework for thu Inside. The uo in that family would have any
mammoth electric light held in (lie1 thing to do with a plot.
no greasy surface. Tho skin
absorbs it. Sold by D. W. Matnews.
morning bright. application of Dutard's Sneelile. If
And welt I know when tutos an kind nut ! rubbed into the skin well it leaves
t lie wind Is right,
IVmeet us again this gala night,
Hnchlii his turn will sail to tho o shores
Where first we clasped our untried or.r,
Ilrluglngtheprles his net held fast
In whatuor deeps his anchor was east.
Mils .M.wev Siitoxo Kin.vky.
Tl-IH MOST POPULAR RESORT
ABOUT THE CITY OF SALEM.
Lois in Highland Ailion are High and Dry and Well Located; Most Excellent Drainage
The soil is black and rich. From all points a fine view isxobtaiued of the public buildings aud our highest
mountain peaks. Arrangements are already being made for the location of two churches in this audition, and
a number of residences are soon to be built. Uuildings only of the best clafcs will be permitted. Residence lots
within the limits of the city of Salem are worth on an average over 1000. Wo can sell you better lots iu High
land addition for one-third of the money, and being directly on the line of the street railwiy they are practl
callv not half so far from the public buildings and the business 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 diflerence of $700 you can
build a beautiful cottage, or put it out at a rate of interest that will buy you nearly two thousand street car
tickets every year. ,
I-I. P. RANKIN'S
hop
suspect)
Not (inillv.
Judge (to dynamite
What is your name'.'
Prisoner llowells, your honor.
Judge Are you related to the
Yes,
liiickh'ii's Arnica Salve.
The best salve In the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, tetter chapped
hands, chilblains, corns aud all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles
or no pay required. It is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price ii" cents per box.
For sale by Daniel J. Fry, drug-
fe'lht. '
Jay Gould doesn't look like a
woiklnginan, bytall the money he
possesses he got by hard work. La
bor omnia vincit.
iriiui 01 uie giantess is ,io. icet anove
tide-water. 'I he bight of tlio llgure
Is IM feet; the KtU stul ninety one
feet, aud the foundation ilfty-two
feet and ten inches Fortv Persons'
can llnd standing room within the1
mighty head, which is 1 1 feet In
diameter. A six-foot man standing
on tlie lower lip could hardly reach
tlio eyes. The Index linger is eight
feet in length aud the 110-0 three
aud three-fourths feet. Tlie Colo-.-Mis
of Ithodes was a plgmv coin-
A dull Mswou. Gentlemen (to
new anlv.ilsiit old Point Comfort)
"What's going on in llaltlmoro
anything'."' Iteccnt airival "Posi
tively nothing. Half the people are
out of town, and the rest are out ofi
money." I
"?$&
tlie regular price demanded and pared with this latter-day wonder.
imkl llmtiilKht." Talc, in KartliT
Some twenty yeaiN ago, Herr Falb,
an Australian scientist, llrst siig.
gestcd that the moon might act
upon the great ocean of molten mat
ter beneath the earth's erul exactly
an It acts In producing the tides of
the external owau of water. He
now considers that the reality of
such action is proven, and that the
earth's eiust is severely strained,
ami more or Im warcd aud brok
en, at the times the theory would
indicate. It Is during the ivrlods of
greatest stnilu resulting from the
moon' attraction that cnrthipmkis
appear most likely to ocviir, and
that gu-es nvin to U t'oiwd int
ial mines to Mioh an extent as
grvatly to liuuvuso the ox plosions.
Canada Is following tlie I'ultcd
AS exchange says; How Is it
that people will buy goods of any
description from 'strangers rather
than neighbor',' I.ct a mini who
is known In a community take an
agency for 11 steam engine; let a mer
chant well established, Introduce
Mum-thing new and really worth
something, unit somehow people
ltiine,liie that If they purchase from
homo actual iitetinevs tluy arc pur
chasing ut n dlsad Mintage, The
line way with eoplo rushing
away to do shopping, They kviii
to think that dealers away' oil are
tho must Interested merchant on
thtifwv of tho earth, and then suit Is
that for their verMiutlieiuviu such
jHvplothey ant dup d iu their deal-
"Miss liiowa would be a charming girl,"
l heard a young man say,
'If she had 11 good complexion and thiwe
spots would go away;
Hut they spoil her looks completely." If
Miss Hi-own would only take.
Dr l'leree's (ioldcn .Medle.il DUwivery
what a happy change, 'twould make.
It would dilxo out all the humors from
her blood ami make It pure.
And the blemishes complained of dlsap.
Knr, 1h ery sure.
This medicine Is tho great partner of the
lood, and disfiguring eruptions and
blotches will soon vunl-h when It Is used.
Cause and elleet-"What's the
matter-.'" the school-mlstress asked.
"naek'ssore,maam." "What made
It sore?" "Pop pounded his thumb
with the hatchet thlsniornlu', and I
laujsh.d."
The inuniHllatu symptoms of Dys-iH-iisia,
or Indiirestfon. are n illstr.s.
sing scn-e of weight, oppression and
Paint S
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House and Carriage Painting,
Sign writing, Paper hanging and
decorating, Wall tinting and kal
sonnning executed iu tho latest
style.
1
Experienced Workmen Employed, !
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Call and bee us before you let your
work.
SEE HERE!
wasm
KA'J)lrHIKJ
! X3fciliYlS
I'efcsg
9"OTEa G, OOO, OOO peojilo believe that It
oftne Utsest and moet reliable house, and tiey nse
Ferry's Seeds
n xt m?inv nn -
'. . u. jJ. IV ,
tau9 leusea to be the
largest Seedsmen
in the world.
D U.Febht&Co'(
UlnttxatMl.Dcscrip.
tife and Priced
SEE0 ANNUAL
For inno
Will Im muini rnrr
to all annlii?jint Mnl
8PV to last rear'a caatomrn
' without nraennir it. Inmlu.
EarU.it Cailliowir nati ts'.fcT ," i
la tilitmce. H1. '7d Flow" Sl
r u r--nnw.1' 2"" ""d for It. Addres.
O. M. FERRY ft CO., Detroit, Mich.
If there is anyone in the whole state
of Oregon win wants to return
to the east he should read
this advertisement:
A Bargain For Somebody ! !
JOHN F.STRATTON& SON
Importers nnd "Wholesale, dealers In
.MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. New York,
4! nuil J.' Wnlker St. John F. Stratum's
Celebrated Ilu slan Gut Violin strings, the
Finest In tho World.
wmn
a
mum
JOS. AhHEHT. Acent, -
!NsuitAi:rK
Coiiipn n y.
I Fire and Xln.
rinc.
1 Salem, Oregon
To.'Exchange for
1i
8&
fiilliiensiiithe stomacli, hearthurn,
UVvs of anoctltc. foul lir.-uli l...i,,i.
I lug, tl.ituleney, luiu-a lialus In the
mM
.sitoulilersand urviii. Dr. Henley's
iMiitn-iioii route pmtnotes healthv
; digestion ami removes all unhealthy
symptoms. Sold hy I). W.Mat hews-.
.,.,, DR. JORDAN'S
MLSEUI OF ANATOMY
"ol .Market st.San FraneUeo
CAMFOUNIA.
floand learn how to aold
itlse.tt,ahd how xrouilerAil
I y you are nuule. C'onsuitu
lion and treatment iiers on
ally or by letter or weal;
nces nnd nil dlseasso o
lufn. Send fnr inrir
trlvate otlleo 211 (Jeary street.
If fl!ii' i i
Our Guarantee If a dealer receives a
complaint, (which ho believes to be honest)
from any musician to whom he has sola
anyoftheso strings, ho Is authorized by
us to give him another string without
charge, and all such loss will bo made good
by us to our customers, without quibble or
oueitlon. (Dcwaroot Imitation.) Dealers
will plcaso send lor descriptive catalogue.
Tradj supplied at lowest price.
ST. PADL'S
Boys and 'Girls,
Tlio school will open on the 2ltb
of September. Thorough instruc
tion In the primary nnd
. nuvuneed
English Branches,
LATIN AND EEMENTS OF MUSIC
-In course.-
Oil
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mi
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A GOOD CHANCE
bo!
The t'hlrf ltriixm fir ine great uc
ttu if Msh.'s s.,i nkirllU t found In th
tti-le IUi It It is iiteitt that rvliu, and tho
fact tli.it llivxl'n &krattlU actually ae
cuunllJ$ wMt Is claimed for lt,-j wliai
has BHh to tlil iiuMloluo .1 opularlty and
vile Kroatix tluu that of any ottirr sarnpa-
I VI 11 II VVlUb fivrUtorotliepublKi.
llo.Hf s.tvrllla curv Scrntub, llalt
Ulusuii aud ll Humors, DysMnsla. Sick
tiiMiiitMi. luiloiuuoss, ovcrcotues
For Bargains
IN
nig, hlopal Hume, luiy I rum men
whoso liitercxtK are vour Interests I tatis lu the tvhictlou of po-tK.
UUd whojh ive reputittions at stake I"10 '',or m, i -tiH tlmv evtits,
rleht uliertt wu lu-.. v.,.,.. .., but the allovatu-ti In wiMit lm
si.-... . . . ... . i.i. t.,r. ..i r.... .. i...i . lledi, JUIlousuc, overcomes That
..,,.-.,,.. Kouvr hiii Btwi": "' '" ...iiiumevto TlrxsJ JVlUif.crvatcsaa AmUts.strcucth.
mi uuif-i euauKe wniclt wtu matte ,M ttt Nrws, builds uji tho Wlwlo Sjstcm.
lu tlie Uultetl Mute soiiR thou set i.Uf. M m.. ...,i.i,.. ,;.,
and which Is u virtual uductlonln tts. jtiutM, lr,urUl.)C.l.Hoo4
, o-vurv4iv. ismi, MtM.
you KuythliiK for noililnn amluis to
tho lmnrvlule Keut, from afar,
flhuu itu,
J JKtu,.
uu i;i.iv.ii;ii. ioo.
Tin rMder of tho Joi'KXAl. will
pKvisli iNrntUit tlnre U t Utist oue I
unviuM .iisohso tint science has been uble
to ,-u 1V in .ill tu stages nud that U csitarrh.
Hull t imrmh cure U tlie only Hk.ltc
wir. n-f kii.wu tot henied lea I IVuternlty.
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TJMMAS' 1IUKK0WS,
Conimorolul Stroot, Sul
TEtniS nnd further information may be
bad on application to
ItKV. K. H. POST.
Cor. Chemcketa nnd Htate 8U.
20-tf
Northern
Pacific Railroad.
GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE.
TNVOFASTTUAIUjV
SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO
And all points East via
St. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS.
JForiartlcularKcnllnt thu office.
AUdivxi r . J. UIK.NBY A 11)M T.l,liM(.
n uj urinvuu.TV
$75 tn $9Rn'.li,.??".0'nberaade
iTreferred YSowlJrB"ffiM3,,"r V .M!
om, Or Bve their whole time tothebuslues suLm
' V wV?,i,UaIbo,,,roawblJ't'1,Uloyed ulb;
A few ucnnelvs lu towns ami .ittiXl ii S'
I ""irl.WJSlra ff Vu"U 7 l - su Hlehmondi
"1I "pctniiiy wcU trial 5u-n: r:.'.":- '"ls iwiensennd Uuslness ex.
wapftn"i..,r,tagaj
9fJSfsa,fPfit!gia
, Tho Northern Vaclflc railroad Is the only
lino rnnnlnfF miscAncrv- tmlna.SVflQDdCl&M
fcleepcrs jfre of charge) Luxurious Day
coaches, i'ullman lhilaco Bleeping wnj.
Palace Dlutug Cars, (meals 75c) from Port
land to tho east.
fee that your ticket read via the Northern
Pnclrlo railroad nnd avoid the
change of ears.
, 1-c.ivo Portland at ? n, m. and S.10 p. W;
datlj arrive nt MluncanolU or Ht. lul at
W1- in. .
Pacific Htvwiojr. Trains leave Front
nud (J street dully nt 11:55 a. in, .and &
P. m.; AniontTuoomiitit 7;10 n 'in and
iiii a m arri i e 0!t t la Wri5a m and 9.3j p. m
Through I'ullt ian lliluce HIeeptng Oars,
elegant day eoacnes, flnct palaeo diulnt
ears between l"or land, Taeonia and Heattle
dlreet. Ualh ser leu. A. II. CHARLTON
As.t.tieu'tP.is. Ageut, 121 Klrst W IW
luhlngtoii Ht., Portland, Onvm,
lifnot iJorner r'lrHnmi tMftlt
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