Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, June 25, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texti I t THE CAPITA! ETETTN"G .TOTTRKAIj. L. kc I the fiiPiTii mm. PUHMSUKl) JMILY, nXCKITHUNOAY, nv TJIE Capilal Journal Publishing Company. (Iiicorforntcd. Entered nt Ihc potofIlcc at Hfllcm,Or.,n wcotnl-cInM mattt-r. CURE B.IRVINE, Manager. Hfo f mi rlli piiBO for terms of eubucrlp Ion. AdvcrllwincnlH lo Inmiro Insertion (for t'w win.io flnyj (iliould Iju handed In by J o'clock. CoriMK)nilcnpo contnliiliis ncwn of In lrrt rind Imixirtunci! Ih tlitilri'il from nil parta of tho fllatc. io iiil-iiniii will be paid to anonymous communication. 1'cnujiM iiuMring tlic Cai'Itai, .Ioi'iikai. nerved nt their limiMiii wurc It by kh til enrd rojui'it, or by word left fit thl office. Hlwclincn number cent frcooimpplkn- lion, unlco, corner Court mid Liberty Hired ' wnj-H tho prominent people. And yet Marriage Examination, eitepsy. there can he no good reason for this " Voting man, you vnnt to marry , This remedy h hecoinltifi fo veil , ...CKlect. The neieneo of correct i my daughter?" VJl V,ns,dl reasoning, of detecting fallacle.-, of, "Y"c fir." JilectrieUltterssing the same song! literary criticism, or whatever clsoj "Yon have no objection to my of praite. A purer medicine does! we may call it is Just as easily loam- asking you a few questions. What's ","isi aim it is guaraniee.i i u el as the art of correct speaking and the sure way to come out ahead on , "vlil cure nn'SS of thcVer "ml kidneys, will remove pimples, Dolls, writing. In fact, It isa science nntu rai to tbx1 human mind, but is utter ly ignored and crowded out by artificial studies. A small elemen tary work for schools, on science of corieet thinking or of forming true judgments, would be a boon to humanity. a iioiserace?" "Don't bet." salt rheum and oilier affections "Very good. What is the best Caued by Impure blood. "Will drive R ' nittt.iftn (V..... tl.,.n... ,.t.i mill nrnvnnt Ulstliil HV lllHli lLi ."Mi. Ill ilV i .mk TUESDAY- JUNE 25, 18! 8i:ciii.TAifviJr,Ai.vi:and the pres ident are very much pleased with the result of the Kamoan commis sion which liimjul llnlshi'd lis sit tings at Herlln. The agreement or treaty there is dispute as to v. hlch It really is which wasialllli'd Lives the United Htntcs everything that was expected, In fact much more than was expected wUln lit i hard struggle, IJut It Is not so much what was actuillv gained that plc.is osMr. lilultiuuud the president as the manner In which It wasgi.'ned. Never before have AmcrHin ciiu inlssIouerH been treul'-d by tho-c of tho great European powers wit !i the courtesy and deference that Messrs. Phelps, ICarson and Hales Imv" re ceived from (he English and (Jer iniiii members of (he Hnmoaii com missioner, and llie admlnli'tr.itiou has a good right to feel both pleased and proud. a ;i,uiiiN ckimi:. II Isa fearful crime lo lei a child grow up without having teamed thoroughly somu useful employment. How many ruined men and wom en we have known who might have been happy, le-eful elll.ens, but for I ho cmo of ldlenei-s. And for this, In almost uwry case, (he patents were (o blame. They who have charge over children as parents have a fearful respiui-ilhillty. Think of i(, yo parents who allow your chil dren to grow up to the age of eighteen without any preparation for the long life before them. .School ing will not sulHce. The hand must learn to cut n the bread, or, lo make 'It, befote (lnielghleenth yeat, because 'Us a thousand to one (hey can never learn to do so afterwards. The earlier the hands learn to do (he work after (he eighth or tenth years tho mom skilful will (hey be come. No one learns to uo (he hands deftly alter maturity. Tiades early learned are always Worked at with pleasure. Skill has made of toll meiu sport. The numbers of young people In our country, of native blrlh, who have never learned to make an Inde- pjiulout living are a reproach' and shamo lo our carelessness, (jo to the penitentiaries and alms houses, Imiulrcnmnngthciulllious of tramps and city loafers as (o (heir nntece donlH. All have been neglected in youth and let grow up In Idleness, Those who prefer to know (rades be gan late ami never became expert and always dreaded the work. Out of ouu list of ten thousand unfotlu nates strange (o say not one person knew any (rado thoroughly. lilofjucnt and True It is so easy to say, "Never give up the ship." Ills so easy to hold your head up and step firmly, to laugh cheerily and have a pleasant word for everybody, when safely hedged from sorrow and poveitv by tho love of friends and a bottomless purse. When sickness passes by, to knock at some other door, when home Is the one "sweel, safe corner" in all the world, when there are those who would suiter that you might go free ahl then it is easy to feel that as If nothing could make yoti qulle discouraged. This Is u be.iu(Ifiilworld, and there aie lots of good tilings in it. Yes many a son and daughter, a few wives and mothcis, and about (lie same por tion of Irihbaiids and fathers, do live more In (ho shine than in the shadow of life. 15ut (hero ni'o so many more, who have lo buckle on their armor and spend their best heart's blood in the dally life. Sueli hitler dials as men and women do live through! Who can doubtlhat heaven sends llienr their fortitude? It (iiunol beearth. finch strains of heart and brain do still bear under! Is It any wonder that weary hands sometime fall dcsoondluglv and weary heads how discouraged? Oh, yo wIioh' faith was never tried by heaven's disregard of your prayois and tears, who never knew the lack of lender home lovo and protection, exult in your happiness, thank providence. Hut while you dtlnk from your cup of life such honey- sweet draughts, given thought now and then (o (hose whoso dally por tions Hiivor so strongly of worm wood, and remember that a kind word and helping hand, hieli cm: so little, may make lighter (he burden of some one now almot-t dNeouraged. hand in the deck at a poker game?" "Ace high, if you have nerve enough." "What is the best way to get along with a woman?" "Give her everything she wants." "Young mail, It's useless to ques tion you any further. You arc fit ted to make a model husband." A l.Otl" M'lllNCU. One of the caillcst things (aught to a child Is to collect some Judg ments formed from appearances. Perhaps long More It is sent to school It has been taught (hat tho earth Is of a rotund I'm in Instead of being a Hat or square and that It moves on Its axis, as It were, ami that day and night are (ho cutis. qlieuces of (tils motien: liihhnrt that "things tiro not what they seem," It learns lo comet (he most punitive opinions it can perhaps ever fotm and to form other Judgments of a nature the most contrary possible from thuMi madeon (hnKviulng of things. And (his Is so dllt'eivut In this ease, so contrary from what his senses keep telllnghhu, that II Is for years a subject or wonder to the growing child. ililt this kind of iuxtiucttnti Mops them Instead or being continued ft. It should U. Kroiu that lime our years tiro employed In learning lot ten and words and how to correct errors of six-cell. Would it not be better to continue liii.truotloii In this nciouce. or running corn et Judgments and detecting udliuuiw? Nearly ovcrylxHlv all tliioiii.li life poiU9 In Judging of tvoruhliu 1mm an- A I'ulilo Mint. l'ollteness Is always to be encour aged; but when carried to tho ex ;ent related In tho following In stance, 11 is ptslud (o an extreme: "Can I speak to you a moment?" he said, softly, as ho called the chief clerk In the post olllce to tho win dow tho other day. "Certainly." "Thanks. I didn't know hut you were busy. Two months ago 1 came heio and asked for a letter, llemcmber It?" "I do not." "Probably not, as you are always busy. I didn't get any. I gave It asmy opinion that some of you had stolen It. Heiuembei?" "Probably not; but I spoke very emphatically. That was my opin ion, and I went away feeling very much hurt. Iteiucmber?" "No." Piobably not, as 1 am of no great consequence. I now desire (o ask your pardoli. Will you forgive me?" "Of course." "Thanks. 1 believed you would. You see, I expected a fetter from niyaunt. None came. She couldn't write one. She was dead. See? Therefoiu, how could I get one. 1 I nine u oacK. i apologue. I was Wiong. Shake?" "Thai's all iljjht.' Tlic .Millcniiun's Coming. Tho practice of going out between acts is in a fair way of being eliec tually nut an end to. A wife nt one of (he theatres the othcrevening when her husband made no move to go out between the acts said in surprise: "Ain't you going out, dear?" "Out where?" "Why, out to see a man." "No; those d d newspaper men have harped on the thing so long that a man can't go out to see a man without being suspected of going out to get a drink, Pin go ing to sit the play through." Ho Wanted Half a Crown. Fn an .English Sunday school the lady teacher was impressing upon her pupils the necessity of being en tirely devoted to Clod. "It won't do, my dear boys," she said, "to be half-hearted in tills service. There is a crown of glory laid up for every one who is good all the time; but do you suppose there is anything for a hoy who isonlvgood half the time?" Tlieie was an oratorical n.iuse for a moment and then a big shock- headed boy drawled out : ' "It do seem lo me missus, that (hem as is good 'arf the time, ought to get 'arf a crown, at least." In the early da.ss of the settlement of Western Pennsylvania there lived there a well-to-do farmer named O'Jlurn, on Stone Creek. In 1777 he raised a thousand wheat. It was a time of very great scarcity and wheat was so high no poor man could buy it. People came from all parts to buy of O'Jliirn, and this was hls'way of dealing. ns well as cuie ufl malarial fevers. For cure of headache, constipation and indigestion try Electric Bitters Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. Price oocts. and 51.00 per bottle at Daii'l J. Fry's drug store. The fastest mile was rowed by Ellis Ward on the Savannah river April I, 1872, in 5:01 minutes. Oregon is one of the most produc tive states in the Union. Its vat mineral regions contains gold, silver, copper, iron, and coal. Itslminenfce tracts of uraintr lands sunnort thou sands of cattle and sheep, and its extensive agricultural regions pro duce all the cereals in abundance, tlie yield neracre bcimr. in some in stances, the largest in tho world. Ainongtiieiisetuiand valuable prod ucts of the Web Foot State may be mentioned uregon Kidney 'tea, which has proved a boon to thou sands nfllicted with pain in tlic back and kidney diilicultfes. It ispurclv of vegetable composition and never fails. Sold by D. W. Mathews. A late work on ctiquct says it is not good form for a gentleman to taken lady's arm under any circum stances, nor for a lady to take a gen tleman's arm except on a crowded street at night. It should be generally known that J)r. 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 now life and streneth into the weakest invalid. Sold by I). W. Mathews. The Best Residence Localities rn tlie riiv of Portland and oilier prosperous towns are those owned by men or corporations who in the (H. oi ioui.mil .uii (1L h,m ,, al)iijty io improve them. DDITION -IS OWNED BY Ml And tills Corporation is determined to Make It m 1st m m 11 in A mule's head does not contain a brain capable of culture and telincd rearing; but it is wonderful to what extent the other end of Ills foim can bu, reared. A SCKAI- W IMIT.K SUI.S HEU LIFK It was just an ordinary scr.ip of wining paper, nut it saved lier lite, She was in the last stasics of con bushels of IHl""P""" "oui oy puy-iciniis tnat nin.- wa uiuiirauie anil couid live on ly a short time; she weighed less than seventy pounds. On a piece of wrapping paper she read of Dr. iving s rsow jjiscovery. and got a TIipv Imvn at this time fifteen teams employed "d the contemplated improvements hn scarcely begun. It is intended to make the drive leading from commercial street tiirotigii Jtiverside and High- around mgiiianct rarK To the city of Salem scarcely begun. It land additions and THE FINEST DRIVE IN THE STATE d of the Salem Street Hallway Company runs through the middle of this addition, and uo i two blocks distant from the line. Highland Park will in the near future be Of Oregon. The line lots will he more thai sample bottle; it helped her, she bniuihta larure liottli'. it luhri hot- A man reported to be rich would ! more, bought another and irrow bet- rlde up to O' Hum's house and ask I ,or flisti continued ititisoand is now If he had wheat Plenty of It. Have you any money to pay for it? Cettaiuly. Have 'you hags to put it into and horses to carry It? "Oh, yes; everything;" would be the reply. "Well then," O'Hurn would say, "you can go to IJig Valley for your wheat; mine is for people who have no money to pay for wheat; no bags to put wheat in and no horses to carry it oil'." The race of O'Hurn, says history, has disappeared long ago. Jones' .liiaiinta Valley. "Thanks. I'll in,vi,r .!.. ti !.. b'ainw "IV"... They wero getting a kindergarten lesson. Tho teacher took (hem as very simple subjects. Sie touched a table. "What is tills?" "Wood" "What Is this?" she asked as sho touched (lie fender. "Iron" "What is this?" and she took up an acid bottle. "Cila-s" "What Is this?" and she touched her watch chain. I "Hrass," said one small boy, and I she changed the subject. In addition to their other resein- to tho I'hiiiifcc race, the Hits Is an honest mstoUlco. 1 was wiong. (iood.bye." Addi'd I'rtn Imi. An old vag who had been in the habit of calling mi a certain business man on drlswold street for dimes, was asked the other day how much ho would take to keep away for all future time, lie thought i'ora mo ment and then replied: "(llvenu'llfty cuiitsnud I'll never bother you again," "I'll do It. Here Muui merieau Indians have SHiutl for tho letter"!". no A t'Wluiiuto Di'iij-uitt. Jtr. lUtwta w. Joy for iiuuy jcra nj now t I'twsjsmnu ilriifgUt cm tlio comer of Stockton ami MutWt tnvu lu Sm lVmrlnco, jtvll)lj ncwr ilrviuinl of rhllus In vtUU tho modi. clu klii or u, country. Hot varlou rumon luvluu limi iliMtlntf .roim I to tho fft tUit hotiw tru,k It big. i xoiHimr rcpvrtcr n ilUll to imwtti tho cAiiM. mill liter mi'ch iUtaoutymmnlwl llio following lory u mui iiui tnit M mi cap. ago au Ui gll.h strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weigh ing Mo pounds. For fuller particu lar send stamp to w. 11. Cole, Druggist, Fort toinith. Tiial bottle of this wonderful discovery free at Dan'l .1. Fry's drug store. Pridgct Well, PatnekVphwat do ye, think of tho new niasther? Pat liek Faith, Hridget, he would be a foltie handsome man ay it wasn't for ids face. This is the season of tho -year when the raw, cold winds create sad havoc with (he hands and complex ion. Soft white hands and a clear .1 i...,, .. , , in-iiuiiy complexion can uo as suredly preserved by the frequent application of Dutard's Specific. If rubbed into tlie skin well it leaves no greasy surface. Tlie skin absorbs it. Sold by D. W. JIatiiews. The bulk of the water of tho ocean has a low temperature. It Is Ice cold at the bottom, evon under the equator, but on tho surface within the tropics (hero is relatively a thin aim ot warm water, with 'a temperature or from 70 degrees to S I degrees F. Iliirklejfs Arnica Salve. The best salvo in the world for cuts, brul-es, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter ehapih-d hands, chilblains, iwns and all skin eiuptiuns, and positively cures plies or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perlect satisfaction, or inonev letuuded. Price ir cents tier box. 1-or sale by Daufel J. Fry, drug Ist. TT-IK MOST POPULAR RESORT ABOUT THE CITY OF SALEM. Lois ill Highland Aililiion 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 and our highest mountain peaks. Arrangements arc 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. Besideuce lots within the limits of tlic city of Salem are worth on an aver.iire overSlOOO. AVe can sell vou better lots in HiHi. land addition for one-third of the 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 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 tho difl'crence 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. gKnagraaafr -TngryitTFTmy, mt L ; I-I. P. RANKIN'S Paint hop No.SJ.jH Commercial St. O House and Carriago Painting, Sign writing, Paper hanging and decorating, Wall tinting and knl sointnlng executed in the latest style. Experienced Workmen Employed, Satisfaction Guaranteed. Call and see us before you let your work. SEE HERE! ; tijrliUu. fitlnlikSrlufiijUiur.ioci,iu tei me ilruw un iuu cit ih. ,,r.tii-e not .itn-.u , ll WI'ltlllK 10 that Otlcot." ,h",w-'tlutramtolilmattractMni All Mgieement was drawn up mid "" "i- m m wuh-j to i m tho vag read Kou-mnd Inldlt down ZlZTl' . . ,. ,H ,,S1 a()B HuiiiiT ui-un wiui ine letuaiK: ' withii.isiujiiinoam,,i ' , "1 otiu't ilo It, Tliorv'ssonietliliiir, " ii luwituie. wui m. ,,um wild-btiMMlod nlsmt ilmt," , m9i,ti M1J ua in. writ.ifrt ircnt "Hill VOU imiVftd to " i U"'v "X-nr M Ulmwlf. Aftrr LIj .le "i--, I know, hut UiiiikufHiimH.tofaitM.cowC.urirS selling hU iimuhiKHl ftir fifty centa. hu aM for tho rtio dotw IM hturvf llltl" k 11h y.iNMtu n,iji. lu tu muu "Well, how much do vou w.m!- J!!.!"!1" & ih - mwiiiiuiwi iar iivp . iit.. i jieamiiiMH. The m-u-iuo f dear and A Hollar. , yttU 4ua , . . ' -. rrvct rvNinlng Is uiivKy negtwt-' ' " fcl",t l'vdlfH.rmo with you?" , v4wrir.u iiuiistwni locitforut. tsl lifter the simp- and inoUon of the f "Well, I'll hhju, but I want a pro- " i"pl " w " k" under bom.ij fnrth have Uvi. MHod. And yet !v '"1 that 1 ih. not lunvhy TAll Icutlu 'xJZ wo go on fon.ili.g JudK.uents on . ' '' M.wU ml lt I do .u MUw ,,,4,. iBJi? U every Milijwt Jiut nit mUtnkeii tl "" ft,rrv" tlu rt1,t tonninjMttis "vr. r jy ih.t b ia uuoewvd thiiso alwul thoutrlh. This ihm hii. ' H,M, h,rikt ,J, ,,,N ' imxt room Jb.,lr, u " wUxittd tB uv tUmtait In after life therf U but 0110 nro- Wi'MI il '" l"l1, ' hineh wuu- uJ4i.ijr ii Moiutrttou.toricmi ,ftwdoii that mil for a continued . '" " " """ Tki. nd tt aj.tttj .e,tt.0, .lethal or rormlng judg. i. ,..k ,tl Ul. Ullll. ,Hlw Z u wXSSa mi.U, tiainely, il,e law. It ft,r !i u i t u,i wf iIhjbcJ.' wJ" ftS ui w lZX '.Mis llrowa wmild be u vhunaliiK (jlrl," I luwul n ymuic iiina -my, "IfvliolmilaiK-oil iimiiili'xloii iiiut tlio.i sixits woulil Konwny, Itul tluyHll her lul(s oompivtoly.' if mi iiroivn would only tnUr Dr. l'leiwN lloUlca .Moillcjit nunivrry wlmt a lmipy cluuitfe 'twould make. II would ilrle out nil tho humors noui lior titiMid and nmko It pure, And lliu lilt'iiiMios tHiinplalncd of il,n iHnir, no try mire, TliUiiuHlU-liuMiiUitf ercnt piirlilrr of tho lod. mid ttlmlKurliis cmptloni niut liloioliM will mii Muilhli wheu ll Is ued. The iumiediate svniotonis .r it-a. peiJsia, or Indlucsir.iii ir. .lictr.. si UK Kn-e of weight, oppivlon and iilliusslnthe stomach, heartburn, los ot apiKtite, foul breath, belch ing, llatiileney, nausea pains in the ijlioulder ami brwixt. J)r. Henley's Uandehoii Toiil promotes healthy illge?tlon and iniove all unhealthy symptoms. Sold by I). W. Mathews. IOl) IJUV.UUI. 09. Tlie reud,-rk i U JouiiNAl. will bo l(itiiWriillwt th..re U minm nn ilrendtd dit.w that owIU-o Uiu Uhh ub!o 11, tun- in 11 11 u if, hu, tjult u iUirrh. lUII'mlHrmli Curt- t. tho only ptMlkl fm now kiuivni to lUe inwtlwil fnitt-ru'' IiIhuIi tttiu h ntiiutlutmi aiM,. rt. Uiilr. PutuilliilHMMi iiwitmtmt. Aif ivturi It irv ) inku internally, uwing d. r.-tl- uimi, u,o i.i.vhI h maotti ur, lt m llio tytwax, ibvnUi- ilOMmjlllg ",-EO 0,000,000 lPl8 bellere that It ojtne ltrgeet and most relublehome, and thnso Ferry's Seeds D. M. FEnilY A CO. an cuowieugea to bo tna largest Seedsmen In the world. D M.FEJtnTiCo'I Ulnetrated.Deicrip. tlie and Priced SEED ANNUAL For inno WUlbsmiiiadrnrr lo all applicanta, and mmm mtma Laii'.M u iTfl lUr. JV-- I TAi r' -lai- Yjvyzy If there is anyone lu tho whole state of Oregon who wants to return to the cast ho should read this advertisement: A Bargain For Somebody ! ! JOHN F.STRATTON& SON Importers nncl 'Wholesale dealers la MUSICAL MKUCIIANDISE. New York, 1.3 and 45 Walker HI. John F. Stratum's Celebrated Ku slan Gut Violin strings, tho Finest in tho World. 1 SB VVy RegiiUnd 4 Our Guarantee If a dealer receives a complaint, (which ho believes to bo honest) from nny musician to whom, ho has sold anyoftheso strings, ho Is authorized by us to give hUn another string without cliaig,undall such loss will bo made good by us to our customers, without quibble or question. (Beware ot Imitation.) Dealers will please send lor descriptive catalogue. Trad; supplied at lowest price. i.w '?' 16"' customer u . ?t"roerinint Umfc ) to VI. Vreircerson usin fnn. lield or Flottrr 8ed v.,,i. M.,t 1 aalito MUUI.I b.uiuunr n . In axliUace. .h!?" "Vi 1', Flow" Sd O. M. FERRY& CO., Detroit. Mich. EASTERN PROPERTY! mj nn Ul.IV , .11 IXSURATIOH Company. I Klro and Mn. rlnc. JOS. AU1EUT. Agent. . - Salem, Oregon -ToJKxchnnge for MSI lletiry btrcet. DR.JORDAN & Co.'s MISEUM OF AX.IT0MV Tol .Market t. San Krant-Uco AtllllUslon r,... fionndlcurii how to avoid illMi,e. lon.ultntlon mid tmiinu'iit personally or b letter, on t.ierm:itrrrhoeii Kt-iiiiiti weaKtiCMi, nnd all illxiisae of men. bend for a book, l'rlvuto ollloe 211 lonultntlonfroe. OffiGHN . jnt i ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL, roit Boys and. Girls. The school will open on the 21th of September. Thorough Instruc tion In the primary and na Winced English JJranches. LATIN AND ELEMENTS OF MUSIC . In course. TERMS Rnd further lnforina'tlon may bfl had on application to REV. F. H. POST. Cor. Chemeketn and HtateSts. 8-20-tf Northern Pacific Railroad. For Bargains IX Family Groceries Provisions, Fruits Etc., A GOOD OHANOE ' hW nxoii tht the lawyer iirotil. ivlnry of the Interior. IhffounanlhMii.i ,ii d.M, mui 8ivlg UwtU;ii .trt-.u ii. b baVCOag anllio tx.1 ,iciuu.n n.i lu.i.tinji natnwln ilolng ... ..v,. IHC IMMllrtt'lon. IlllVM v,t l.n..l. vim -rtifl. aud IIm UU it 1m tr4tM uJuh"u,'vvwi,hatilio-omr ,w..MuiMwwiaiiuraiMiad thai It mm 10 eur. (wad tor Ut of utlmoulaU. CIO TO And feu awtutr CUfonU lajuitry Utf IbU VlW,1( V. IK,N K V C0H TuUMis O. THOMAS nunuows, Commorotiil Street. Sulm, Or l.u i",,r?.lt,hUvVOf a kltrt lav on J J m ,m, you Cia, rn-prlcTn'dii'J? SKoriartkulnrscallal this office. GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE. TWO FAST TRAINS DAIf.Y! NO CHANGE OK OARS SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO And all points East via St. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS, The Northern Pacific railroad Is the only lino running I'astencertralns.tjoooudclai-s hlecer8 (free or charge) Luxurious Uay coaches 1'ulimnn Palace Hlepms Cars, fulacoDlnlug Cars, (menu 70c) from Port land to the east. ee that your ticket read via the Jf orthero Pacllto railroad and avoid the change ofcan. i $75 tn $9.Rn "'""""nbem.iie Leave Portland at 8 a. m.and &I0 p. m. da.ly arrive nt Minneapolis or Ht. I"aul n o.iu p, in. n't v IU NU.iJU rnrklntr fnr ... a .. . f .-r.v i iniu, Annus 1PUU riuu. iwfcrw wiui Tc"n Tfurnh.1i 1 ho'r.a .'m,t I?.":1" ,?mnlly nt 11:55 a. m. and & veiliirwh0lotlmoiTiii.,wi.V5e"u lV : ATveati-ucomaat 7:10 p maml in nnd 8 36 p. m JSlteplnj Cars, iiaiaui dialog 1ifMuia anH .atf IIIa N. U Please state use and buklnesscx. 4,";1U'' wvlce. A. I. CHAKLTON imiiut-utsuuylHipmliublremmodAi v, ' Yr'Voscattlofcaon V WW MicuiiL-les lu towns audcnies 11 i ' .i.1."1 ,U Mta llalac Joliorto ao i .. rui 5 J1 . eU-sn U .y coacnes. flneBt 1 m . lut'iiinnu I. cilr lt lu,. ,. lvm.,.,.i 'Uuip for reply, r JJ. J, J. A tS 5?iJlf " nstoii Kt, Irtlaud. Ore a. "H, ) -sJlJI'il n-At-t .