Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, June 26, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textjajfc capitajs ivyiyG jounyAx. TIIK CAPITAL JOURNAL PUnLMlIKIJ DAILY, KXCKPT8UJDAYt BT TIIK Capital Journal Publishing Company. (Incorporated.) KuNrcd st the pontotllce M. 8alem,Or.,M urcnnd-claM matter. CURE B.IRVINE, Mantger. Cs- rp fourtli pngc for terms of dubncrlp- "JJuvertlncmenlH to Injure ln.crtlon (for the mme dny) MiouM be handed In by 1 Correnpondcnw containing new; of In Wot nd Importance I" desired from nil Pj nil' ml"Jii will he paid to anonymous MnMV the Cawta.. Jor,A. tS'STiSS BE "Specimen number sent frtconnppllca "Sin, corner Court nnd Liberty Htrcctn. WEDNESDAY. -JUNK 20, 1880 Auain tlio Hc'iison for cutting hay U here. Vet there arc very few liny balers In this county and tlio Hume old labor wasting lire inviting, cost ly mode of carrying nnd Htorlng hay prjvnllH here tlmt In out of tlute else where. Jlalo your Imy and then In sure your own stables. Tiik CoiiinTittee of Odd-I-Yllows appointed to vIhU the fconeof the Johnstown disinter report a Iohh to the order of tlilrtj-tluu' incniberH, thirty-four wive, and KW elilldion by the flood. 300 members lost their JioiiRohold goods and 225 owned liouiwH and stores which were hmt. The Kraiidjui Mictions aro Bending forward tlielr aid for the relief of the dlstrehsed. At the last inoetliijr of the Han Diego city council u petition with 1500 signatures wan presented, link ing the passage of aiiordlnaneonlml lshlng sen-ens In tlio doom of saloons und tho removal of paint or sen ens from the wIihIowh. At a meetlngof tho council the committee made an unanimous report, which the conn ell adopted, and (lie city attorney win niHtructed to draw ii) an ordl naiiee to that ellect. NoTwrriiKrANDiNU tho infinite nuinlier of cur couplern Invented nion aro Mtlll wanting tlmo and money In getting patents. Hundreds of car couplern have been made, any ono of which would do provided the cur makers would agree to uho hoijio ono coupler. Ah to patcntx a man can get a patent for any thlngnhuoHt, If ho Iiiih tho moiioy. Our patent ofllco in a great humbug und imno Hltlou. It pntentH and repntontH over und over again, tho same thing virtually that Iiiih Ikh-ii patented be foro. A convention of tho Hccular Union at Bllvcrton wuh for tho pur pose of devlBlng ineuHiireH to com plete tho separation of church und Htato In Oregon. An organization has been formed, called tho Oregon state secular union, tho nolo aim nnd object of which In to educate tho publlo by lectured und by literuturo on the HUbject iih to the Importance of taxing church projiorty, main taining tlio entirely .ocular charac ter of our hcIiooIh, diHcoutluuiiig publio upproprlatloim for sectarian tiiHtltutlouH, resisting Puritanical legislation In regard to Buud.ty, and such other nieiiHurefl as are necessary to effect tho complete disjunction of of church and state. A WKATIIUU 1TKM. The Holt County (Mo.,) Press Iiiih this to nay, after reading the Joint NAM "The Capital Jouhnai. of a lem, Oivgon, speaks of tho weather there during early Juno an unite warm, the temperature averaging from IX) to li;i in tho tihade. Thin must Ik) very suflooatlng In a damp air with no wind blowing. Ah a comKUHiitlon they boast of cool nights there. Northwest Missouri ran ixmst of a letter ellinate than that. Our night mi far hnve boon cool, and tho tempcruturo hasn't averaged that high." The Missouri nHr Is careful to liihert that Having clause, "ho far." Tho tlguicH given by the Joimin.vl wen1 for tho hottest day this season und were taken at ilio very warmest I lino of day. Tho thermometer, however, Htood that high for but a very lew moment.. The cooling sen tnvero, idiom of Hh haishm-r by the Count range, reaches us In the afternoon ami Ibe effect Ih iiihtatit, cooling and, bruelng, "Tho damp air .with no wind blowing" Ih an error of the find mui;tiltude. Ah for the nlihti, they aro cool und pleas ant. When they aro hweltertug In Missouri with an opprvtudvcHiiii, no hrtvw und diver in tho thermometer running out at the top (hey may well turn their eyen toward Or.'gon and wwp. KM' I no grvut heat for that country und a brwto la tho ex ivptlon ruther ihnn the rule. Here wo rarely svo It W and hiv never without a hrwtv. Hut from a Mb. waul In'ei deliver us! When the Seattle tlrvslattod, Hot-, Hllug A Co. rolled HKl lurrvU of" whiskey Into tho lay to myo it. Two Uim-Wwery drewned: do rwt .Eyes as Ornaments. A man cnllcd nt the ofllco the other day with a handfull of what looked like dull reddish golden eye balls. They were of various elzcr "Do you know" what these nreV"1 said he. "You will never guess, nor do I believe there are ninny persons who can tell you. They nrc taken from the mummies of the Incas of Peru. When I was stationed out thero some years ago, when In the nnval service, I got a lof or them. Tho mummies were thrown tin, and in some cases destroyed by seismic convulsions. Thero are thousands of them about, particu larly near Areoulpa. Theo that I show you are taken from the skulls and are believed U be real eyes of the Incas, and are resiiected us sucli. The women wear them nmde up Into necklaces, scarfpinsand other arti cles of Jewelry. As a matter of fnct, however, thev are really the eyes of the octopus or devilfish. They arc thoroughly desslcatcd or rather mummified by the air und were put In ages ago to take the place of the natural eyes which the aborigines found would not hint in that climate. In having them set as a piece of Jewelry you must bo very cautious. Tho workman in trimming them down must bewaie of getting any of the dust In uny cut he may have. If he does so blood poisoning is sure to set in nnd the termination very likely bo fatal. VYinnin n Widow. He guyed around the cheerful comfortable looking upurtment, then addressing the widow, he said: "Your husband's been dead over a year now?" "Ych," she answered with u gen tle High, "over a year." "I remember reading his obitu ary," ho said, "and I thought It contained a misstatement of facts." "A misstatement of facts?" "Yes; It said ho had gone to a belter home. In my opinion It would bo impossible for him to find a more cheerful, a more comfort able, and, with you in it, a more charming and desirable home than tills." Tho willow smiled sweetly, then he popped and was accepted. Ton IlnNrnl KeHioti(lcl. Up In New Hampshire tho gro cers understand all tho little tricks of the trade. A gentleman bought six poundH of sugar, and found It badly adulcrated with sand. The next dny a notice was posted read ing thus: "Notice I bought six pounds of sinrar from a grocer in this village. From It I have taken one pound of sand. If tho rascal will sell mo six poundH of sugar I will not exposo him." Tho next day five Hlx-pouud pack ages of sugar wero left nt tho gentle man's residence, thero being just fivo grocere in tho village. Kuew tlio Symptoms. Wife Cyriw, I am euro young Spoonamoro Ih becoming h orlons lu IiIh attentions to our Busle. HtiHband Nonsence! Wlint makes you think so? W Ho wears a necktlo every tlmo ho comes. J I Do you think Suslo cares uny tblng for him? W I know ho does. Sho hasn't eaten an onion this spilng. A HIr Knternrisp. Home rrlnovlllo capitalists aro agitating tho question of organizing a Joint stock company for tho pur pono of taking tho water out of Crooked ltiver and carrying It lu a ditch to tho flats uoith and west of l'rluovlllo for Irrigating purposes. Such a ditch would probably bring into cultivation 10,000 uere.s of tho best laud In tho county, which, in Kh natural state will produce noth ing but sagebrush and buiichgnws. Would do Tlmt Fnr. "Say, come In tho bank and iden tify me, will you?" ho asked of an acquaintance on the . troot. "Identify you an what?" "Ah John lllank." "Why, yes, 111 go that far, I guess, though perhaps it is taking a risk. I didn't know but what you wanted mo to vouch for your hon esty and it-sp. (.'lability." TlirSrlo Hallway. Tho sulMi-rlptlon books for the Bclo Railroad Company wero oxned ntSclo Friday, and half of tho block, 600hlintvH, taken lu a few iniuutes. The Htibbcrlpttou Ixmk was placed III tho hands of K. Cioln and nearly the entire amount of the capital utock ww taken K-foro the day w i over. Tho road will bo built at once, "U'h a mystery to mo," Kild a dentist of large practice rm-i tly, "that a woman will make up her face to (vine to a deutUt's chair. Yet many of them do. Hardly a day pabM-s that I don't have some women lu lu-ru rouged, Hwdcrwl and penciled to tho last denv. You would think they would hardly dare to face tho tdrongcrucY pghi which 1 employ lu .v work or my own close, If luvoluntary, bcrutlny, but they don't seem to mind tfllivr," Stranded. A Mranded wreck upon life's norm thore J.lej tcmpesMosed. t ' And all seems lost. The mom won fair, with Falls or hope nil get 8li" put to i.i-o, Aprrcloun freight of love she boie, nnd yet, A wreck to be, Twin thought witli onlis like hern and freighted no She'd Mfcly utter, And would through every j-eanndtempeht go, So brrakcrs fear. Ah, suddenly und uiforeetii, a blast CumowhtlmliiBiiII; There wns no help, nounswer to the Inst Heart-rending call. And there die ntnindid lies, her coMly store Of lo'e most rare Forsaken on that bleak and lonely shore Doth perish there! "SCRAl'S." A gorilla in the Hombay zoologi cal gardens takes a bar of iron two inches thick and bends it double in his hands, and with one bite of his teetli he shiveis a innhogany knot into match wood. Tho "co-operutivo maid" is a youag woman who goes fiom house to house, (Irenes hair, mends stock ings, brushes clothes, nuts on but tons, etc., and charges each lady who desires her services Jj- a week. The "penny in the slot" machine must have reached its culmination in that Invented which, after the preset ibed rule hns been complied with, will take your photograph, finish It and drop it out already framed. Editor Elliott V. Shepitrd Is of the opinion that a season at the seaside would be beneficial for persons pros trated by the Johnstown disaster, and oilers to become icsponsibie for the expenses of twenty-live of the Mifl'erors. If you can honestly forget your self and take an inteicst in otheis, you will soon find youri-elf sur rounded by hosts of fiieuds; but If you dishonestly nfl'ect this interest, you will deceive no one. Yourdull est companions will lecogni.e jou as a snob and a toady. A Russian navy olllccr has invent ed a method of searching the sea or coast by night which does not i even I fho position of the ship. A mortar fires a buoyant shell containing a compound which ignites on reach ing the water and lights up the sur rounding area. Blind Tom was reported to have perished in tho Johnstown llnod,he having been billed to play lu that city on the evening of which the disaster occurred, but forltiuattdy a change of date was nmde and tho blind piano player, besides being among tho living, has received a great amount of free advertising. An American nowspapersyndte.ite reeontly oflered William K Glad stone the sum of $.25,000 for n seiies of twenty-llvo articles on subjects of current Interest. Tho following re ply has been lecclvcd from Mr. Gladstene: "At my ogo the stock of brain power does not wax but wanes, and the public calls upon my time leavo mo only a fluctuating residue to dispose of. All idea of a seiies of ellbrts Is, therefore, I huvo finally decided, wholly beyond my power to embrace." An l.i(rt. Duiuley What's tho matter, Hrown? You look bad. Brown Yes; all bunged up with rheumatKiu again? Duniley Hnvo you tried Dr. Wmgloy? Hrown No. Is ho familiar with rlieuiuatlMU? Duinloy Ilo ought to bo by this tlmo; he has had It himself for over forty years. A Furtumitn I)ru-(;I. Jtr. lMwIn W, Joy for tnny years and now a proproiu ilruggUt on tlio corner of Btociton and Markot attvota In 8au I'rauclaoo, probably nerr r dreamed of rivaling in wealth tho uiedl. cine kings of Hie country. Hat axiom rumors having hfta floating around to tho edoit that he has struck it big, an Ftamintr reporter waa deUlled lo unearth the cauae, atiil after mi'ch difficulty uuraNelnl the follonlug lory It set-ma that aluut setu ears ao an I.rgllih I'UitioUu, a grt at student cf botauy, locaUd In this city Ilia practice vu not nU'cahe, au.t yet IhK few caiea llta't came to hlui attracted no little attention. Ilia aurcesa seemed to Ims In Ih treatment of llvir and kidney disorders, and lllated blood. lu fact his ability to cops with these common complaints was uiancloui, 11 seemed almost Infallible, and hie ouM modi-it luethixU and his well-kept secret i aa much a uiyatcry as himself. After his de partur alout a year later Mr Joy determined lo fathom the secret, and copytug all the pres. rriptlous hs had 0llel for th erratlo doctor he began a sjtteuiatlo analysis. Ih his enml Inatlon ha diaoovered running all through the !rvscriptloua for liver and kidney troubles, ltltea blood and stomach dlsorlers a couple of vegetabl eitrattt Indigenous to California, to aimpl and so veil kuou under homely very day ua me to every school boy a to en tirely dUsipate th au.pKion that they er th active principle Involved. So certain, hver waa Ur Joy that be Lad discovered th secret, that h embodied th uev element lu a preparation of Sartaparllla to disguise th tit. and put It I'Cforthlaciutotucrs under th modest nam of Joy's Vegetabl Sarsaparilla, I AUHlltilj the saw uurvtloua stories cats tack vt tu ad.vnlthlng effects, and the mystery ij wlve.1. aud the. talk It baa created has ajrskdycauml It to step into prominence, and onlers pour lu dally from all over lb coast. u lbu another CaUfomlalBduitry leap tuts M'tea. . r, fwniser, HI'EPSI. This remedy is becoming so well known and f-o nontilar as to need no i siieclal nlenlion. All who have used , Electric Bitters sing the Baine fcong' of praise. A purer medicine docs , not cxlt aud it is guarantee" i" all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will ctirealldiseaf.es of the liver and i kldnevs, will remove pimple", bpil, I salt rheum and other aflcctionsi caucd by Impure blood. will drive malaria from thesy-tein and prevent as well as cure all malarial fevers. For cure of headache, constipation and indigestion try Electric Bitters Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or i.miK.v rnfiindpil Price .jOcK and 51.00 'per bottle at Daii'I J. Fry's drug store. The'coolTatlho White House should bo ou tho stafl" of the .Secre tary of the Interior. " Oregon is one of the most produc tive states in the Union. .Its va-t mineral regions contains gold, silver, copper, iron, and coal. Itsiinmense tracts of grazing lands support thou sands of cattle and sheep, and its extensive agricultural regions pro duce all tho cereals in abundance, the yield per acre being, in some in- utniifiou tin' Innrnt 111 tlio World. Among the uefulaiid valuable prod ucts of the Web Foot Slate may be mentioned Oregon Kidney 'Jea, which lias proved a boon to thou sands afllicted with pain in the back and kidnev difllculties. It is purclv of vegetab'lo composition and never fail". Hold by D. W. Mathews. Vess-els that attempt to go up Clou amis Canal are like poker play ers. They sometimes get stuck in the draw. 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 nnd strength into the weakest invalid. Sold by D. W. Mathews. Mrs. Garfield hns an income of about $10,000 a year. A SCKAI" OK PAl'tll SUS IILK LI IE. Itwnsjust 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 hveon- lv a short time; she weighed less than seventy pounds. On a piece of wrapping paper she read of Dr. King's New Discoveiy, and got a sample bottk it helped her, the bought u large bottle, it helped her more, bought another and grew bet ter fast, continued it use and is now btiong, healthy, rosy, plump, weigh ing 140 pounds. For fuller, particu lais send stain j) to W. if. Cole, DniL'gist, Foit Smith. Trial bottle of this wonderful discovery free at Dan'l J. Fry's ding store. In Paris they call Inventor Edi son "The King of Light." Tills is tlio season of tlio year when the iaw..cold winds createsad havoc u ith the hands and complex ion. Soft white litmus und a clear "nenchv" complexion can bo ns- Miicdly preserved by the frequent application of Dutard's Specific. If rubbed into tho skin well it leaves no greasy surinie. rue skui nbsoi bs it. Sold by D. W. Mathews. A story is told illustrative of John Bright' perseverance, to tho efl'ect that on one occasion ho struck a salmon Saturday and did not bring it to land befoie the people were go ing to chifrch Sunday. Hiiclvk'ii's Arnica Salve. Tho best salvo in tho world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever r-ores, tetter chapped hands, chilblains, corns aud all skin ei options, and positively cures piles or no pay rupured. it is guaranteed to give pel feet satisfaction, or money refunded. Pilco25 cents per box. For sale by Daniel J. Fry, drug- giM. The stock of some of tho Florida ralhoads isso badly wateied that the owners think of cutting up the road bed and selling the sections for medicinal spilngs. Mls llwmn would bo a charming girl," I hum tin) mini; iniiu my, , "Ifbhu hud u good complexion und tho-e hpuu would go uvui); llul they spoil her lookn complettly." If Mis Drown would only take Ur. I'leix-o's Coition Mctllcal l)leoory what a happy t'hniigo 'twould innke. it would drive out till the humoro from her blood nml ttuiUo it pure, And tho hlemWhos complained of tlNin- jHiir, he er) Mire. This metllclno Wtho great purifier of tlio loud, nnd disfiguring eruptions nnd blotches w 111 soon vanish w hen It is used. Queen Vlctoila, it ls?ald, "scorns to u-o an umbivlla." Sho is the only woman living who has gone through such a long rein without an umbrella. The immediate symptoms of Dys IK'psln, or Indigestion, aro a distres !lng s-etw of weight, oppression and iiiiiiiovi in me sioinacn, nen,riuum, 1on of appetite, foul breath, lioleli ing, llattilenev, nausea jwlns In the hhoulden, ami breast. Dr. Henley's Dandelion Tout.) promotes healtliv digestion and removes all unhealthy ylnptolll. told by D. W. Mathews. iuo i;i.wai:i). ioo. The render tu tho JoeitNAi. vtlll be pleasedio Uwru thtt thero U at least ono dreaded disease lluit science lm Kvn able to cure lu nil tu tutcs ar.tl Hint U e-.ttiirrh. IU1I si'Mtartnlt cure Is the only invjltivs ihiiv now leuottu in Un-tniMltMl froterr.'-(-atrth nvlus (XHUtltulloiml tltt-itr a tiulrm ovustitutttitHtl treatment. j.V ( Mttti i ti cure U t tkt liUerUHlly. noons dl r'U. up.u thf Wood und mui-us mr fMrtw ni Hie tm, tlxrtiiy tltsjlivijltij the iunttit:tou,( )(, tUtwv. and kUIii; IheiMtl.mt sttmgiu, Vj Iwtiillnc up the evusiiHil..u uutl iuiWUnt nuttir In tloHiu lUvtorfc.. the pruprMtMW hxo mi much faith in itumtivv iiwer, tlmt thrj Mint UnUuuJiilkuiUrflrauy is tlmt It ull. to t ur.. sMtt ftr Ikt of tetlnionlul. Atldr K. J t UK.N ; A (( Ths., (I, 814by lrtisslW,rw e Best Th ,. T, i i ,- rnnprniis toTvns arc those owneffby men or corporations who J .i the city of Portland "hSSSSSrillllty to Impme them. ; I And U o o . mt,i,M .,f To tho city of Saleni. , Thoyhaye at ie n scarcely oegim. t. is iuitjuut;viw ....w land additions and around Highland Park THE FINEST DRIVE IN THE STATE a-iaaa THE Lois in Miami Mliton are The soil is black and lich. From v . ", '.".".S";.... y Ti? ih ,Tb"iI 1 1 I ml 1 itiu i for o le-tiilrii of the money, nnd being directly on the Hue of the street railway they are practL callynotlinif! so far from tho publlo buildings and the business part of the town aa the majority of fheeo. called "inside lots." Buy a Lot in Highland Addition for Three Hundred Dollars, And leUome other fellow pay $1000 for an inferior lot not so well located. With the difference of $700 you ca buiklnS will buy you nearly two thousand street CM tickets every year. H. P. RANKIN'S Paint Shop No. 2.541 Commercial St. -O- Hoiibo and Carriage Painting. Sign writing, Paper hanging and decorating, Wall tiutlng and kal Hoiiiining executed hi the latest style. Experienced Workmen Employed. Satisfaction Guaranteed, Call and see tw betore you let your work. gyoviui 6,000,000 r0fIIli? JSlJI oftna ltrgett uil meet reUinle qoum, and ttej us FerryfsSeeds FGBRT CO. N lOwlOOSM to M UW gest Seedsmen In the world. D M.FnuiTAOol DlDttntted.DMcriD. tlnandlMced SEED ANNUAL For 1880 ii b miiiad rirr iill aDDliCAntc and y tolunu'icoatomera withmt IMninv it. Imtnlu. " ". I (hoold aend forSt AddraM O.I.'FEr1RY& CO.,Datrcdf, Midi. .v. IN8URAHCK Company. Fire and Ma rine. JOS. ALBERT, Acent, - Salem, Oregon DR. JORDAN & Co.'s MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 751 Market st. San Francisco Admission 23 centa. Ooand learn how to avoid disease. Com.ultnllon and treatment personally or by letter, on spermaterrhoea orcenltal weakness, and all dUensse of men. Send for a book. Private offlce 211 Consullntlou free. For Bargains IN Family Groee rics Provisions, Fruits Etc, OO TO THOMAS BURROWS, Commorolul Street, Sulm, Or jnjrrwLai Ufi.TAr'iPw. -- -" t3 NEW ZEALAND tit-wry utreel. a icw acancle lu towns and citlea. U. K. , Coua.n-produce of all kind, always on' Val"80" iC- 1W Nn,n sU lUchmond, hand. If )ouliaenolirude.lwthmeU X 11 -I'lease state ageand business ex fv. I rmpectiullr follclt atrial bellevwr perlenc. Never mind about Modina l ran tult j-ou both fa rriw nd iullty. j Jump mr repl. H,,kIj, Jk s-JSSlSIf Residence LAND ADDITION -IS OWNED BY- Offll M tnls Corporation Is determined U ihia timp fifteen teams employed and this Ume fifteen yearns ajjjJ Attractive m MOST POPULAR RESORT ABOUT THE CITY OF SALEM. High and Dry and Well located; Most Excellent Drainage all points a flne view Is obta tied lot 'JmW o. th nn nn ftvPrntrn overSlOOO. SEE HERE If there Is anyone lu the whole state of Oregon who wants to return to the east he should read tills advertisement: A Bargain For Somebody ! ! ilRTVI -To.'Exchange for- A GOOD CHANCE S-For particular call at tbii offlce. $7R in Ot( MONTH can lx made PJ IU 4JU working for ua. Agcnu prvferrvd who can furnluli horae and ul o their whole time to th busiuetd. Sparc Ilia r(aav la a .. aa 1. a a.r.M .. k. . a a 1 OREGON LAND . I wv'"j w irviiiuuL7 ciuuiuycu aiM Localities mm to - the contemplated Improvements hava B&eefc through Riverside and H, u. Aitii , . ... V. We can sell you better lots In High- JOHN F. STRATTON & SON j Importers nnd Wholesale dealers la ' MUSICAL MERCtlANDlSE. New York, j 43 and 45 Walker HU John F. Btratton'a Celebrated Russian Gut Violin Btrlnfi, tUa Finest In the World. P - . Our Guarantee-If a dealer JV!J complaint, (which he believes to be. aoaW from any musician to whom he hasi 101a any of these strings, he Is outhorljea oy us to give him another string w"a5 charge, aad all such loss will be maderooa by us to our customers, without auibpwor question. (Beware ot Imitation.) ar will please Bend lor descriptive catalogui, Trad j supplied ot lowest price. st. nwum Boys and. Girls. The school will open on , th" i1 of September. Thorough Instrtto- tlon In the primary and navanced English Branches, LATIN AND EEMENTS OF MUSIC -In course.- TERMS and further Information m7 had on application to R R Cor. ChemekeU and 8UMBU. 8-30-tf Northern Pacific Baflrni GREAT OYERLANP ROUTB., fwOFASTTRAUjn caRJ SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO And all points East via St. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS. The Northern Pacific railroad la the & line running Passenger trains, Beconaeijij sleepers (free of charge) Luxurious iJJJ coaches, Pullman Palace Hleaping a Palace Dining Cars, (meals 76c) from iw land to the east. fee that your ticket read via th JJgrtlMrt Pacific railroad and avoid the change of cars. Leave Portland at a. m. and .MB; p. f dally arrive at Minneapolis or &U PW tfcOo p. m. , u.t Pacific Divisiok. Trains Jve Ktobj aud O street dally at 11:55 . Jr? p.m.; Arrive at Tacoma at 7:10 Jgf enim urrlve Seattle 6 ni and 46p. m Through Pullman Palace HleepUJ : Ojrs, elegant d.ty coaeaes, flneat pa'", SrTR cars betwivn Portland, TaeoM ' 1W direct. Dally service, A. U. UMARJaL. Asat. Uen'l Was. Agent, 1 rlrai St, tT U'nablngton HU, I"ortland, Ore b. ivp.t corner Firat aadU r-iref V. ,'!