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THE CAPITAL JODIUML.
CUQUILLE WILD CATTLE.
PUIJMHIIKDIIAILY.KXCCITHUNDAY,
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Capital Journal Publishing C.ompany.
(IncorpornUil.)
tailored nt the poMoflleo nt Hlcnt,Or.,ui)
second cIiim tnnttiT.
In
CLARE B.IRVINE,
Manager,
Hie Fastnesses of the 3Ionntnlns
They Defy all Pursuers.
In the lonesome ileflleH of the Co-l liorc, nudjust ubout ns fleet
lie wan not very heavy. He would
' not weigh over about 1,100 pounds,
but he was pretty ns a picture.
Ho was rw clean limbed ns a race-
ECrEPST,
This remedy Is becoming so well
known and so popular as to need no
foeclal mention. All who have used
lilectric Hitters sing the same song
of pralFc. A purer medicine does
mountains of South western "Since that time various P-Plo ,f tftlsh Umdf "iSliUtc
fee fourth Jingo fur tiTins of subKcrln-
Advertlsemnts to Innuro Inwrlloii (for
tlio sniiic day) should bo handed In by 1
o'clock. , , , , ,
Currcapoiidcnw ronlalnlng new or In
terest mid Importance Ih desired from all
part of the slate.
No ntlontloii w 111 bo ld to anonymous
communications.
l'crMi desiring tlio Cai-itai. Joijiisai.
sencd nt their hoiiM'K can secure. It by n'"'
Uil card request, or by word left nt this
onice. . . ,.
Hpeclmcii numbers feut frroon npnllcn
Ulilco, corner Court nnd Liberty Htrretn.
MONDAY. - JUNK 21, 1880
JJacic numbers of the Capital
Journal, eonlalnlng the llrst chap
ters of "Mr. Ilolrteii's Narrative,"
are for wili'iif thit ollkt'. This Is a
narrative ofdi'f'plnlereHtaiid Its per
usal will well repay the time spent
upon It.
Jnhuiiam'i: eomji.iiilcH arc send
Ing out clrriilars wiiinlii'.; pe.ij le
against the tillow.iuie tiffin,1 crack
ers and other pyiot"c'niliH on tin
4th of July. Kvci.s town ought to
prohibit die use of (hi f ollsh and
hazanlotiH display.
A syhteni ol building homes en
tirely of sheet Iron liiii be.n com
munleated to the Society of Archi
tecture In l'ails. The walls, parti
tions, nol's and walni-collng are
composed of double metallic slucls,
peimnilfrt by an air uiatt'ess, which
Is surrounded by dlllVieiit hoik on
iluetorsof heat.
UNUHlt the inlciweope it is wen
that as animal and vegetable mutter
rols away, swariiis of fiimcnls come
Into existence. For example, In a
drop of water, the llcsli of a dead
waler-IIea was noticed In commo
tion. Thousands of U-shaped vl
brons weio living upon it; all were
In brisk motion, straightening and
bending their bodies with whip-like
Hicks. They were a company of
scavengers, sweetening the water by
a chemical process necessary for
their own nutrition. Our rivets and
ponds would become factories of
deadly pulsous, and all thu earth's
soil would bo contaminated, if Inex
pressible myriads of minute plants
and uuimnls did not attack dead or
ganic, matter, and cause lis elements
to enter into new and useful combi
nations. If wo ft ixl thousands of
such little ferments at work upon a
fragment of matter no bigger than
a lull stop of this print, what must
be (lie numbcisln operation when
tons upon tons aie dealt with In the
contents of our newel's, In the ma
nures we put on our Ileitis and In
thu vast multitudes of hunum and
other bodies that perish on laud or
In sea.
.MKN AM) lKXIH,
One dollar for each one of a thou
sand persons Is but one thous.tnil
dollars; one cent for each of one
million persons Is ten thousand dol
lars. So said John It. Aldcn the
great publisher.
Why cannot our railway and
other managers see this'.' Forty
mill ton of our people virtually never
travel forpleasure. Women, children
and very lew men are fiiur-llfths of
us all ami they enjoy travel far more
than do tho-to In good ellcumstaiuvs.
And labor cm be h.td at one place
about as well as at another. It sure
ly costs the railways but a meie
trlllo mine to haul half a doen loul
ed cum while they uiv about It.
Foity million people taking several
short tilps per year would ho swell
the prollts of mint loads as to make
stock much more valuable.
If a hog can le can led on slow
trains from Chicago to San Fran
cisco for two dollars and bo waited
on meanwhile, w hy a man can W
can led for les than tllty, yes, for lens
than live, kcclug he waits iimu him
self. The hog goes once and no
more; the man goes and wines and
does It again and Invites Imitation
and Is followed by others. Kates now
prohibit fouMlftlw of the oople.
Can not the roads see thin?
Slit Thought llettrr of It.
The Oakland Uiupilivr tells how
a woman at Sacramento, the wife
of a drunkard and mother ot four
children, wont to Sun Jones and told
him her lire was unendurable ami
she had determined to commit fili
cide. "Madam," wild Sam, "don't
do it. You won't Ik In hell more
than ton minute Moiv yuii'd w ih
you were imok with ilmo jHKir
inothcrlcNt children," Thlsguvo the
matter a dlllVieiit asjuvt, and the
much tried woman chanced her
inltul.
lueonnmieneeof the thvllno In
the supply of gum imdilo, the ,kv.n
olllco detriment hat Icon obliged
to abandon iU uo an a tcalcr for hit
tereitvilojH. lit llvti uf guutnraUip
a foul tabling uunjHiund lm Uvu
jfUtliii-l,
mill..
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Oregon tneru lias roamed at win lor
half a dozen years a band of strange
wild cattle. Hunters pronounce
them a distinct breed from those
which have so long Inhabited the
Umpqua river.
They aro leopard-llkc In color,
being dotted with black on n skin
of dun. Their horns are thin and
long, and ns smooth as though
polished with emery. Moreover,
they are pony built, and their tails
arc long, sweeping and bush-like.
Their hoofs, like their horns, from
constant contact with vigorous un
dergrowth, aresinooth and glossy.
Quick of eye, ileet of foot, and
with a slraiigo power of scenting
out enemies, tliey have proved
more than a match for the local
sportsman who have at times gone
to the hlghts of the uninhabited
bills in pursuit of them.
'Well, those cattle are anomaly,
sure enough," said C'. S.Andrews,
a resident of Coqullle, forty-live
miles up the Pacific ocean; to an
Hxiiinlucr reporter. "Their origin
Ih shrouded lu mystery. Some say
they are descended fiom a spotted
cow, which strayul away front old
Father Do Von in 1809. The old
nnui i)o Voe lives down a I the mouth
if the Coqullle. lie was the Hist
settler there, and In ought three or
four cows with him, when became
by wagon from the Lower Platte.
"About it year after he lost a cow
that was about to calve, and though
ho hunted far and near throughout
the heavy pines which skirt the
Cnqtiille ho could never find her.
"J To thought for a long time that
bears or mountain lions had come
upon (he cow and finished her, but
when news began to come in after
three or fouryears that there were
some wild cattle up lu the moun
tains, he half thought it must be
his cow and her progeny.
"There aro others, however, and
Do Voe is Inclined to share thu be
lief with them, who think that this
breed of cattle hasalways been wild;
Unit they are Indigenous to that re
gion, the sameas the wild cattle of
Mexico and Central America.
"Certain it Is, at any rate, that all
attempts to subduo these cattlo have
been futile. In 1878 Tom Wlthrow,
a hunter, of the Coqullle, after a
long attempt to kill some of them,
dually succeeded In capturing a calf.
He had come upon a cow and calf
In the underbrush llfteen miles from
my place.
O'Cliii itnlf w-nu linu'lt lirtrti ntiil
..V ..... ...... ........ ..... .., ...Ill
too weak to get away, and t ho old
cow would not leave It, and at once
charged furiously upon him.
"Tom was mounted on a llecl
Oiegon mustang, and ho put spurs
to that nag and got out of there as
quick as he was able. The cow
and the pony tore down through
tlio brush at a terrible pace, and old
Tom thought ho was done for.
"There was blood In the cow's eye,
and a vindictive, menacing look,
which put speed Into both rider anil
horse. The hunter's gun was
strappei to the pouy'n side, and ho
had no time to use it.
"The cow pursued him for nealry
half a mlle.uutil the mustang bud
chucked VI throw oyer his head
down it steep declivity, and both
hoisoand horseman were separated.
"Then bos bovls returned to her
calf. Tom was mad. lie was an
old hunter and didn't much relish
being routed by a cow. He captured
lil- pony, tied him, and unstrapping
ids gun, started lu a roundabout
way up ihioiigh the hills a font.
"He dodged from live to tree, and
dually climbing one, lie was 'ible
to decry the cow with her head up,
her eyes bbulug and she sultlltng
the air. He was within rlllo shot,
and putting two balls lu her he in
dicted mortal wounds, she bellow
ing meanwhile furiously.
"Then hec.iptuied the calf, spot
ted like the mother, strapped It to
hU saddle, and carried It home.
For two year he tried to domesti
cate that calf. Just when he
thought he was succeeding it broke
the corral ami got away to the
mountains. He never saw it after
wards,
"In 1SH llarrry Mol.aneand Hill
Jetlrles, two Coos bay men, went
up lu the Coqullle mountains and
spent two wcoks there. They went
hunting for thive cattle, as well as
as for War and cougar. After tlio
mast skilful manipulations they
succeeded su killing an old bull,
"Ho was a lighter from away
luck, and would have mudo H hot
utrthum, but they gut the drop on
him nfier following the Uutd assid
uously for several days. 'I lie others,
to thu number of twenty or thirty,
t away. All wea spotted, fat
and very handsome,
"1 Hitxio there atv im prettier
cultlo tuy where- than Out-v wild cat-
tie oi tne i oqviuic. i ttoii't Blippot.0
, ,, ... ii , "ii mill' iseiaiiiieu. mcvuiv .;
have gone after these quger cattle, Uhm mir,.it, iiMunnf tlio liver and
but nobody has succeeded lu getting' b.Miieys, will remove pimples, boils,
salt rncum nnd otner anecuoua
caused by impure blood. Will drive
malaria from thesys'tem and prevent
ns well as cure all malarial levers.
For cure of headache, constipation
and indigestion try Electric Hitters
Entire satisfaction cuaranteed, or
money refunded. Price oOcts. and
&I.O0 per bottle at Uaii'l J. Fry's
drug store.
Many Sioux Indians nre signing
the agreement, notwithstanding the
opposition of some chiefs.
Oregon is one of the most produc
tive states in the Union. Its vast
mineral regions contains gold, stiver,
copper, iron, and coal. -Its immense
tracts of grazing lands support thou
sands of cattle nnd sheep, and its
extensive agricultural regions pro
duce all the cereals lu abundance,
the yield per aero being, in sonic 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 lias proved a boon to thou
sands afllicted with pain in the back
nnd kidney dilliculties. It is purely
of vegetable composition and never
fails. Sold by D. W. Mathews.
Disastrous rains have fallen in
Germany, accompanied with thun
der, doing much damage to crops
and stock.
any. J t Is ttpniii utisiness. Aooouy
lives up in thoe mountain tops. It
is rough, wild and lonesome, a fit
home for all kinds of wild animals,
and there all kinds abound very
plentifully.
"Ah exceedingly nutritious grass
grows there. It Is so succulent that
horses, when they can get It, need
no other feed. The topography is
rocky, cut up with canyons nnd
with a profusion of mountain tops
so fantastically formed as tonotonly
iflvc n beautiful efl'ect, but to form n
safe retreat for these wild denizens
of tins remote comer of Oregon
"Just how many of the leopard
like cattle there are there it will take
a long time to find out. Nobody can
arrive at it with any degree of cer
tainty. There may be foity; there
may be n hundred."
('omnfiisatinn.
Oucu-oniun In furs nnd velvet":
Another In Kipuilld raw,
One rolled by In her ftately earrlnjte;
Tlio olbcr, Htood on the line".
One woman alone lu her o.irrlni;e;
Hy the other, a little child
Who, watching tlio praiiulng horses,
looked up In her l.ice.'und mulled.
Hhc stooped toher boy and kissed him,
And gave him a hoarded criiht;
The other had Just left costly blooms
Where her ono son lay In dust.
One, back to her darkened mansion,
Wtnltli cannot hold death at bayl
One, lmclc to tlio hut where labor
Drought bread for the coming day.
Perhaps, ns over the sands of life,
Time's great t!do ebbs and Howh,
Moru fates among us nre equal
Than their otitwiud iteming shows.
All the Year Itouud,
"SCIIAI'S'
A floating Island .'100 feel In diam
eter is said to exist around Henry's
Lake in Idaho.'
A Wichita, Kansas, clergyman
has been asked to resign because
Ids sermons aro too long.
No Laplander has ever written a
song, nnd no Finlandor hns ever
written a book. No wonder they
aro a happy people.
The feminine defendant in a di
voice caso at Itockford, HI., was de
fended by a woman lawyer, proba
bly the llrst Instance of the kind on
record.
A man atTacoma being confront
ed with evidence of forgery in the
shape of a note, seized and swallow
ed it hefoie theotlleercomprehended
what ho was about.
The postofllee department Is anx
ious to get an envelop of improved
design for the registered letter ser
vice. Here's a chance tor brainy
and Ingenious Inventors.
As an evidence of returning pros
perity to farmers, it may be noted
nun an tne luring lairs wiilcn were
held in F.ngland during tlio last
week in May, the wages ofl'ered to
laborers were from 111 to 20 per cent,
higher than for tlio pa.st few years.
in order to-prove to a court in
Chicago that memory Is a treacher
ous thing, a lawyer told ten differ
ent men of tin accident, and when
each came to tell It no two had the
Incidents alike, and not ono of them
told it as it had neon told to him.
It is to the credit of the postofllee
department ot the government and
of the railroads which servo It, that
the announcement Is made that not
so much as a postal card has been
lost by the Hoods that have Inundat
ed Pennsylvania, Maryland, Vir
ginia and West Virginia and have
wrought such havoc with lives and
property.
It should be generally known thnt
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 nnd strength into the
weakest invalid. Sold by D. W.
Mathews.
Herman Meyers of Fresno, Cal.5
charged with killing a boy who was
stealing eggs from him, has been
acquitted.
A SCItAI' Of l-Al'tlt SWtS IIKU 1.1 FK.
It was Just an ordinary scrap of
writing paper, out it saved ner lite.
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 wcigiied less
than seventy pounds. On a piece
of wrapping paper she read of Dr.
King's New Discovery, nnd got a
sample bottle; it helped -her, she
bought a largo bottle, it helped her
more, bought another and grew bet
ter fust,' continued ita use and is now
strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weigh
ing 140 pounds. For fuller particu
lars send stamp to W. II. Cole,
Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial bottlo
of this wonderful discovery freo at
D.ui'l J. Fry's drug store.
It is stated from Baltimore that
Cardinal Gibbons will publicly tie
uounco the Clan-na-Gael society if
it car be shown that it in any way
countenanced the murder of Dr.
Cronin.
The Best Residence Localities
r , , or rort,- &t&3SS'W& SStSXH&T m rpora""8
HIGHLAND ADDITION
THE 0
II
-IS OWNED BY-
LID
OUHPANT
And this Corporation is determinwl to
Make
m
At'
AH
wtkn
Mil
This is the s-eason of the year
when the raw, cold winds crcalesad
havoc with the hands and complex
ion. Soft white hands and a clear
"peachy" complexion can be ns
sutcdly preserved by tho frequent
application of Dutard's Specific. If
rubbed into tho skin well it leaves
no greasy surface. Tho skin
absorbs it. Sold by D. "W. Mathews.
An orchardist in Ventura county,
Cal., claims thnt his walnut orchard
of 20 acres nets him fO,000 a year, or
$300 ier acre.
To the city of Snlem. They have at this timo fifteen teams employed and the contemplated improvements have
scarcely begun? It is Intended to make the drivo leading from Commercial street through Hiverslde and High
land additions and around Highland Park
THE 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 tuture be
THE IVIOST POPULAR RESORT
ABOUT THE CITY OF SALEM.
Lois in. Highland Additon 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 nre already being made for the location of two churches in this addition, and
a numbcrof residences are soon to bo built. Buildings only of the best class will be permitted. Residence lots
within tho limits of the city of Salem are worth on an average over $1000. We cau sell you better lots In High
land addition for one-third of the money, nnd being directly on the Hue of tho street railway they aca practi
cally not half so far from the public, buildings and the business part of the town ns 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 nearly two thousand streetcar
tickets every year.
H. P. RANKIN'S
Paint Shop
Xo.2.)4J Commercial St.
t'nrttitinto Irni:fil-t.
Mr i Jwtn V. Joy for nut y jcarn and now i
1t1 fiMiw ilruggliii en tlio corner of SfewVUn
an.l Markut t-n( in Hui TriurlhCi), Jirobablj
nam itretml of rlllu- (u u-ilth tho mcJI.
duo king uf tho pomitry, Hut rlou ru:ncr
luring Ixvn ittMtln(niuiil tJ tho effect thtt
belns 'ru kit 1I, !i ramirrttt rrwf
IcUlKsl to mirartlt tlu raiuo, auil utter mwU
Jtno.lllruiiraoUtl tho pillowing nt t-
lUtwatluiUUmttortiijitr,,,,,,!, j , ,u
iiUj.l.-la , a ,.-,.,) Milder.) of 1 luy, I x .l tn
IliU tl III l raclK-o wa uot ( Jte )-. RnJ
jt tlii. ie vv that i ante lit lilm attracted no
lltlto i!lu:l.M,. Ill mice rroiuM to bo in
the trt-atiwnt f liwr aJ kl.luti tUonlm.
uMtltUtoJUU! lu fact h! ahUlir to cop.
with tUvo c tuuoii tttuiMliliita vraa uiirreloua,
llo muml at uwt lufallltl. ami LI. quirt
uotlaat mrtlKila aut hit tcll.ktit aecrtt va
aa-oweb a uifttxrjr a blu.clf. After Lit i!c
imtiwaUwl ayrar latirllr JuyUctermlK-rt
to fathosi ttio vret, u4 cojiyitg alt tho r.rr
crijitlOBa he U J flll for IU erratic doctor
no Uva a ayateuialu analyrla. Ih lila exam,
malum ho dltourtred running all through ta
I'KMituiloui for llrer auj VI Jmry. trouble,
rttlatM blood and atoauctidlaordcra a roud
of YtgetabU eitra t ludlgcnopa to California,
w ltuilc an-l ao tU kueuu uuder homely
rrry day ua luea to trry ch I Ivy aa to l.
tlrvty diaal.-iite tho au)UcUu that t!ry were
the acliro rlnc!0M Inruhrd 8.. crrtaiu.
turr v Mr Jar that hi h.d illacvwrvd
the atxret. that h oaibodlnt tut uox alcmcxU
liiicklcn's Arnica Salve.
The best salvo in the world for
cuts, bruli.es, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, tetter chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles
or no pay required. It is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
retlinded. Price l2o cents per box.
For salo by Daniel J. Fry, drug-
Twenty years ago there were 02
lightning rod factories in the U. S.
To-day there are but three, nnd
thoM) during a trilling business. The
lightning rod was tho biggest hum
bug of the nineteenth century.
"Mlw.Hroin would he a charming girl,"
I luiiril n young man sny,
'Ifi.hu luul u kimhI complexion niul tliofo
iixt would go nwuy;
Hut ttioy spoil her looks completely." If
Mlsa llrown Mould only tnko
Dr. 1'lerca'a llolden Mcillciil Dlseoxcry
vrlmlii happy clmiigo 'twould ninUo.
It would drho out nil the lutmora from
her blood nnd iniiko It pure,
And the tilemUhes coinOhilncil of dlstip.
IH-iir, boNory Mire.
This nieilleliie U tlio gieiit purlllrroftho
lood, and dUilgurlng eruption nud
blotches will mhiii viuilali when It Is ied.
The ininietUate symptoms of Dvs
IH'lKila, or Indigestion, aro a distres
sing t-etis-e of weight, oppression nnd
fullnes in the stomach, heartburn,
los oT appetite, foul breath, belch
ing, flatulency, nausea twins In the
shoulders and breast. I)r. Henley's
Dandelion Tonla promotes healthy
ingestion and removes all uiilionltiiv
symptoms. Sold by D.W.Mathews.
IU0 KEWAKU. $100.
Tho rwiders of the Jouuxai. will be
pliiM to Iciirn that there U nt least one
dMdit dUease that cleuco tun been able
to cure in nu It. ktngv nud that U ciitnrrh,
IlnllVOittirmh t,"ur Is tho only iwhiv
cure uow know n to t he medteiil fraterc"
Oittirrli iKMng n oiutltutlonal dUenm A
quImH coiulltutlonnl tmitment. a'
Catarrh cure U takcu lulernnlly, nctlng dl-
"j i-ou i no eiiHK) nud
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charge, and all such loss will be made good
by us to our customers, without quibble or
question. (Beware ot Imitation.) Dealers
will please send tor' descriptive catalogue.
Trad j supplied at lowest price.
ST; paul's acaaoti
Boys and Girls.
The school will open on
the
of September. Thorough lnstrue-
a
24th
IB
LAND!
Iauo.lu. j the Mart luatveUua atorlea dire
Ua.'L at ita ftjtt.MUl.lB ,r.h.. ..... .... .......
.. t.t i. i ...i.i i ...:.. . . . :"" ""- ".M.. ,
ii .u nmn niiu woiuii 1'iiMiuv Ilium-' hhmvI antl the Uli It has created lua
M)mert'.tttlu lhU tllt0 Wild OHM Of I td aul U taoteftutarroailDrnccand
the Onvftoii wlUlermx. I Xtn ,u r u or the cot
"Thl. oM bull wa. n v i,,fJS,Dj,to,l
lllll(lld Clin.
lliai.imiaUoaor8mairtmtidtfculietteftio.s of the ystm, thereby destroying
Uale.asJimt III forhlacu.totttrindtr the! the foundation of the iIUruu. ,.. .i,.i..
aed.at uauM of Jey"a V-ttatle SarMiviilUa. , Uieiutlent ktrtngth, by buUdlnr tin the
COiitUtiillou nud iluKthiir nuturu In .11..
Ita work. The pwprlotors luve w much
faith in IUcurttle power, that they otter
OnellundreUlV.tlrforuny cao that It
ftilla lu cure. Send for lUt of teatlmouUK
Addrt K.J, CUENKV A CO., Toledo, .
u uj- urunu, -e.
For Bargains
(ton In the primary -and
uuviinoeu
English Branches,
L4TIN AND ELEMENTS F MUSIC
In course.
TERMS and further Information may
bad on application to
REV. K. H. POST.
Cor. ChemeketA and HUteBU.
8-20-tf
A GOOD CHANCE
IN
Family Groceries Previsions, Fruits Etc.,
-For particulars call ot this ofnee.
OO TO
THOMAS 1.URR0WS,
Commercial Streat, Sulem, Or
Country produce of all kinds alwara on
hand. If Vi hv .-.. . j"77.'r?' .on
. I n aalt yq bofl In rlee aqd qualitj.
$75 tn $950 VMOT" can be made
jfiLfruiV Vfi. JU working for us. Agents
VFl'fFt S n "rnl.li - horse and
glethelrwholetlmetothebusln..8rHire
";mJ?U maS K l'ntably employtd ibo.
t. w x uc?ncl u towns and cltle. B. F.
Johnson i CO,, luw Jluln st- Richmond;
N. B. Please state age and buatneu ex
K.ri!S? 'ever, mind about tending
strfipftirrHy, M.K,J,Uo, WimT
Northern Pacific Railroad.
GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE.
TWO FAST TRAINS DAILY I .
NO CII AJJUE OK CABS
SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO
And all points East via
St. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS,
, The Northern Pacific raHroad la the only
line running Passenger tralns,Second etas
sleepers (freo or charge) Luxurious Day
coaches, Pullman Palace Hleening C?rs.
Palace Dlnlug Cars, (meals 76c) from Port
land to the east.
eee that your ticket read via the Northern
Paclrlc railroad and avoid the
change of cars.
Leave Portland at 8 a. in. and & P.;
dally arrive at Minneapolis or U Paul at
(fcOj p. in,
Pacujo Division. Trains leave Front
and U street dully at .11:55 a. in. and &
P. in.; Arrn o nt Tacoma at 7:10 p mana
iii) a in arm t -eaiile DeJBa in and
inrougni-unmanlltlaoB rueefung '
J6p. m
Uvh Ihlll.tiun li.ljinn ftlAAAlnff CarS,
eleguniday iiumU, rln.t palaee dining
car between Punlund, Taeoma aad Sgf 11
dlrecu DaHj sen Ice. A.D.CIIAItLTW
Ait. He n'l torn. Agent, lai Fin S W
m (.iiiuiii.u. iM iiHuasa, iTMai,
IWiKf .-ort,r first JV?11.0 ''f Ht
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