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THE CAPITAL EVE2TING JOURNAL.
ROBERT LINCOLN'S FEE.
How an Old Judgo Helped the Young
Lawyer to Get a Start.
Mr. Robert T. Lincoln likes to tell tho
storyof his first feo as an attorney, says
the San Francisco Argonaut. Old Judge
Logan, undor whom he read law, had
always told him not to bo afraid to charge
big fees for his services. "Pcoplo don't ro
spect a cheap lawyer," said tho judge. One
day, soon after Mr. Lincoln had been ad
mitted to practice), ho sat alone in his office,
when a messenger brought a noto from tho
Chicaeo agent of one of tho wealthiest in
surance companies in America, asking to
have tho titlo to a certain picco of property
looked up. Tho young lawyer spent about
half an hour looking into tho title, and then
sent his report to tho lnsuranco oflico.
Pretty soon tho messenger camo with
another note. This one requested Mr. Lin
coln to send his bill by the bearer. Tho
young lawyor had no idea what to charge.
At first ho thought it would bo good policy
not to charge any thing. "For," said he, to
himself, ''I should like togetthatcompany's
work regularly. " But he know Judge Logan
would not approvo that sort of thing, and
ho did not want tho Judge to think that he
was heedless of his advice. So ho figured
it that, sinco ho had worked only
half-an-hour, ten dollars would be a
good stiff price, for it would bo at
tho rate of two hundred dollars for
a day of ten hours. Tho words of Judgo
Logan, however, rang in his ears, and,
with a stroke of audacity whtch almost
frightened him, Mr. Lincoln finally made
the bill for twenty-fire dollars. He felt that
this was an outrageously high feo, and was
hesitating as to whether ho would give it
to the boy or make out another for ten dol
lars, when Judgo Logan chanced to come
in. "You are just tho man I want to see,"
said Mr. Lincoln, and he told him of his di
lemma. Judgo Logan took tho bill and tore
it up. "I know it was outrageously high,"
said Mr. Lincoln, "but, judge, you always
told me to make big bills, and I did this
more to please you than myself." "Non
sense," said the judge, "give mo a pen."
He sat down, wrote another bill, and gave
it to tho boy. In a few minutes tho boy re
turned with the insuranco agent's check
for two hundred and fifty dollars, and a
little noto to Mr Lincoln thanking him for
his promptness, and saying tho company's
other work of this character would bo sent
to him. "Great Scott 1" said tho young
lawyer to tho old ono ; "did you make out a
bill for two hundred and fifty dollars?"
"Of course I did," answered tho old judgo;
"you don't want to bo a confoundeu elee
mosynary institution for Insurance compan
ies,doyou!"
SEARCHING FOR GEMS.
now tho Work of Collection Is Carried on
in Ceylon.
A correspondent of tho Coylon Observer
In a recent issue of that journal describes
the district in Ceylon in which gems have
hitherto been most commonly found and
the method employed by tbo natives in dig
ging for them. Ratnapura, or tho "city of
gems," Is the center of a district twenty to
thirty miles square, in almost all of which
a stratum of gravel six feet to twenty feet
under tho surface exists. Throughout this
area gem pits are to bo seen near tho
villages somo being worked now, others
being abandoned. The natives work there
in companies of six or eiRht, and pay a
rupee for the privilege of working a certain
allotment, where they begin by marking off
a square of about ten foot. After remov
ing about three feet of soil the sounding
rod a piece of iron about one-half inch in
diameter and six feet long is used to
sound for gravel. If successful, tho dig
ging is begun in earnest till about four feet
deep. On tho second day gravel so
taken out by means of baskets handed
from ono man to another till nil
within the square is excavated. On
the third day it is all washed in
wicker baskets by a circular jerking mo
tion, which throws out all tho surplus light
stono and rubbi b, till a good quantity of
heavy gravel is left In tho bottom, which is
carefully examined. There is hardly a
basketful that does not contain somo gems
of Inferior value, which are usually sold by
tho pound for about nine rupees. Should no
valuable stones be found another pit is
sunk, and so on till one or perhaps two or
three really valuable gems aro unearthed,
when tho work is stopped, and tho wholo
party goes off to Ratnapura with tho prizes.
If theso aro worth, say a few thousand ru
pees, they are kept secret and only shown
to one or two men of money, who make tho
owners nn ndvanco and look after tho safo
custody of tho precious stones. They then
gamble and drink for some time till
another advance becomes necessary, and,so
on till half tho valuo is obtained. Then tho
party, with tho mortgagee, proceeds to Co
lombo, or Italutara, whoro rich Moor trad
ers are summoned to purchase, and tho
gems soon find their way to London. Tho
general public Know noimng aooui menu
transactions, and valuable gems aro never
heard of in Ceylon, and scarcely seo tho
light of day till they reach Bend street. Tho
natives havo a great fear of exposing their
finds till they are sold, and they havo most
extraordinary, superstitious ideas about
showing them. This system has been in
vogue for centuries past.
CARRIED THE BASKET.
Mow a Nlce-IiOoklng- Tacoiua Widow Util
ized a Dude.
A lady who lives In tho suburbs was down
in tho city ono evening marketing, says tho
Tacoma Globe. Sho had a largo basket full
and was going to tho corner of Ninth street
and St. Helen's avenue for tno purpose of
taking the motor lino for her homo. She
has a petite nnd rather youthful flcuro, but
is about fifty years of ago and has been a
widow for a decade. A dapper young man,
who was also a "masher," saw her and ap
proaching asked her if he might not help
her home with her basket. Now this widow
hates dapper young men, and especially
mashers; therefore sho told the yountr man
he might see her home and carry her basket.
Ho thought he had mado an immenso hit,
and he also thought in the dim light that tho
widow was a beautiful young lady. The
widow transferred her basket to tho dap
per young man's arm, and relinquishing
her idea of riding home In tho horse
cars in order that she might have a largo
bushel basketful of fun sho started with
her escort for a walk of about fifteen life
size, full-length squares. Tho basket got
frightfully heavy in about fivo blocks; in
ten It was a huge white elephant, and by
the time the two reached the lady's resi
dence it was ono of the pyramids of
Egypt, and the dapper young man was
badly blown and altogether broken up.
The widow rang the bell at fcer door and a
grown young lady camo asking: "" hy.
ma, what did you ring the bell fori no
door was not locked." The dapper young
man almost fainted, and when tho widow
said: "Won't you coma In, sir I My hus
band would bo glad to sea you," he was
paralyzed. But he recovered quickly and
went away from there, and tho widow ha
been having convulsive t of h"6nlej
ever stew, in which she is ably "
by her daughter and the remainder of her
Ullr. TeMlMrhas fs K
and qulalae ever sIsm to bwd op
tmgih.
0k
KIN
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never vnrles. A marvel of
purity, strength nnd wholesomeness. More
economical than the ordinary kinds, nnd
cannot be sold in competition with the
multitude of low test, short weight nlum or
phosphnte powders. Sold only in cam.
ltOYAi, Baking Powder Co.. 100 Vall.N.Y
FOll SALE OK LEASE.
t
OR SALE OR LEASE. Who wants to
purchase or lease a saw mill? Address
H. B., this oflice. O-Odwlw
WANTED.
WANTED By n young mnrried man of
business attainments, position ns
book-keeper, clerk, hnck driver, or In fact
any pliice of trust Address Thos. W.
utt, Salem. Good references.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Eleven head of hogs, twelve
head r jmuig cattle and five llrst-clnss
milk cows, one good work hoise. Inqulro
of E. O. Mintow, 203 Commercial street.
Salem, or nt my farm thrco nnd a half
miles south of Turner.
Joseph VVochtenhausen.
FOIt SALE. A FARM OK S20 ACRES
nil under fenconnd cultivation, in the
best range country of Eastern Oregon.
The best chance ever olfvred for a man to
engage In stock raising. For particulars
call on or nddrcss
VV.1I. BYARS, Salem, Oregon.
SOCIETY NOTICES.
OLIVE LODGE No. IS, I. O. O. F., meets
In Odd fellows' Hall upstairs. Oornei
Commercial and Kerry streets, every S.it-urd-iynt
7:30p.m.
J . T . Q KEG U. J AS. WALTON,
.Secretary. N.
( A. R. Sedgwick Post, No. 10, Depart
" ment of Oregon, meets every Monday
evening ut tho hall over the Oregon Lund
company's otllce. Visiting comrndes an
cordially Invited to attend.
A. W. Dkaygkh, Post Commader.
B. F. Soutiiwick, Adjutant.
TKOrESSIONAL CARDS.
L. S. Skiff. MaukS. Skiff.
J- S. SKI I'" bt Co. Dentistry. Painless
J, extraction of teeth with new process.
Also gold crowns mado and set. Brick
denial olllco near opera house, Salem, Or.
r J. SHAW, attorney at law, Salem, Ore
" gon. Olllco up-stalrs In the I'atton
block.
PHYSIciAN.-MRS. DR. M. E. MCCOY
physician and suigeon. has located
and taken rooms over Squire Pamir's
grocery store. Chionlc diseases n spec
laity. Consultation free. 12-21dw
Wl, WILLIAMS, STENOGRAPHER
, nnd Typewriter Copyist. Will make
reports of trials, etc.; copying on typo
writer accurately and neatly done. Olllce
over A. T. Yeaton's furnilure store, Com
mercial strecttalem.
A BARGAIN,
If you havo $200 or $300 to Invest In u
business that will
Clear You from $5 to $15 a Day.
Good for fifteen years, without competi
tion, see the exhibition on tho corner of
Commercial and State streets.
JOSEPH FUSCII.
QUO. F. SMITH
PROPRIETOR.
SMITH'S
alln
Inst
lit
House
DEALER IN
FURNITURE, WINDOW SHADES,
WALL PAPER, PICTURES,
Mirrors. Moldings, Frames, Baby Carria
ges, Wngons, Rugs, Stationery, No
tlons, lfollduy Goods, Croquet Sets,
Uammocks, Etc.
Tents, Awnings, Etc., Made to Order.
307 Commercial St., (Bank Block),
SALEM, - - - OREGON
3-Goods of all kinds sold on the regu
lar Installment plan In the city:
SMITH'S AUCTION HOUSE,
Corner of Liberty nnd State streets, Salem,
Oregon.
P. II. EASTONB
Salem Music Store
Headquarter for Chlckerlns & Bon's,
BtclEway THazleton, Colby and Emerson
mnoOVlleox 4 wlilte Organs. Cash or
Installments.
94 State Street, Patton's Block.
A. E. STRANG,
No. 303 Commercial Street.
SALEM, - - OREliON
riKALCK IN
STOVESanc! RANGES
I'lmlm, Gas and Steam Fitting
Tinware and Artistic Metal Work
a Specialty.
-Ayrcut for the RICHARDSON it
BOYNTON COMPANY'S Furnaces. Es
tabllshod In 1SI9
ATTENTION
FARMERS!
Simile lots nnd aero. One half mile Wet
ofSalcnil. O. Good soil, nil clear and In
nno conaition. ah reaay ler planting
fruit nnd Mirubbry at once. Each piece
fronts on n nice street, nnd no city tax.
TPIOIVIAS & PAYNE
8b. STATE ST. SALEM.
-Call and See
T. J. CRONISE,
Salem's Popular Job Printer,
AT HIS NEW QUARTERS IN THE
Ktato Insurance Ilulldlng, Cor. Com
mercial and Chemeketo street? "O-ltf
First National Bank
SALEM, OREGON.
WM. N. LADUE. J President.
DR. J. REYNOLDS, - Vice President.
IOHN MOIR, Cnlilcr.
GENERAL BANKING.
Exchange on Portland, San Finnclsco,
New York, London and Hong Kong
bought nnd sold. State, County and City
warrants bought. Farmers aro cordially
Invited to deposit vnd transact business
with us. Liberal advances made on
wheat, wool, hops and other property nt
reasonnDio rates. Insurance on such se
curity can be obtained nt tho banlc In
most reliable companies.
ESTAMLISHKU BY NATIONAL AUTHORITY
The Capital National Bauk
UF-
SALEM
Capital Paid up,
Surplus, -
OREGON.
- $75,0110
10,000
j,n
R. S. WALLACE, - - President.
V. W. MARTIN, - Vlce-Pies'.dPiit.
J. H. ALUERT, .... Cashier.
DIRtCTORSi
IV. T. Gray, WW. Martin,
J. M. Martin, R. S. Wallace.
Dr. W. A.Cuslck, J. II. Albert,
T. McF. I'atton.
LOANS MADT3
To farmers on wheat nnd other market
able produce, consigned or m ttoru,
either In private Rranarlcsor
public warehouses.
Stale and County Warrants Bodii at l'ar.
COMMERCIAL PAPER
Discounted at reasonable r.itrs. Drafts
drawn direct on New York, Chlenpo, Han
Francisco, Portland, London, Pari. Iserlln
Hon:; Kong nnd Calcutta.
The Oregon Fruit Dryer.
A
91HE9
isiwriinBHiiH
It is Easy to Operate and Eco
nomical in Fuel.
Awarded first premium nt tho Oregon
Hlato Fair in 18&, 'M, '85, '80, '87. '88, and nt
the California State Fair In ls87, and the
Ban Joaquin county Fair in 1887; awarded
Grand Silver Medal at tho Portland Me
chanic's Fair In 1888. Manufactured In
seven sizes. For clrrular and price lint nd
dress II. H. JORY & SON, Salem, Or.
Postofflce box ISO.
9-12dw
Pronosals Invited.
The Hoard of Trustees .of lb. Oregon
llfdiwUH-oVned f "clock ,,u-on
Tuesday, rvptemr n.vmoratt
i mo. VV. McHkiuk,
W'ofTru,.
1-,
Ml i
uu
I
inirlir i.ui
w UctJi
tal Journa
Mas Been IDnlarged
find Greatly Improved and Now Is The
CHEAPEST MSI'AI'ER IN OREGON !
THE MST FAMILY NEWSPAPER
Northern Pacific Railroad.
GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE.
TWO FAST TU A I NS DA 1 1. Y !
NOCHANUKOF OAKS
SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGC
And nil points Knst la
St. PAUL niul MINNEAPOLIS.
The Northern Pneltlc railroad N tho only
lino running Passenger trains, Seconders
sleepers (live of cIiiii-ru) Luxurious Day
coaches Pullman Palace Sleeping ("an.
Palace Pining Unr, (meals Too) mini Port
land to tho east.
co that your ticket road la the Northern
1'aclllc railroad and avoid tho
change of oar.
Leave Portland at $n in. and tola p. m.
dnllyarrlvo at. Minneapolis or St. 111111 at
U.05 p. 111.
Pacific Division. Trains leave Front
ntnlO street dally at 11:M a. in, and :I0
p. in.; Arrive at Tai-oma nt 7:10 ii in and
1:20 a m ariive Scat tlti !: n m midO.'Vip. in
'through Pullman Palace Sleeping (Sirs,
elegant day coaches, tlncM palace, dining
cars between Portland, Tiiooiiia and Seattle
direct. Dally service. A. D. CIIA11LTON
AvM. llen'lVavs. Agent, lil Fiist St., Cor
Washington St., Poitl.ind, Oregon.
Depot Comer FlistandO Stn-ois.
JOHN F.STRATT0N& SON
Impoiters nnd Wholesale dealers In
MUhlUAL .Mr.HClIANDISlO. New York,
II and 4i Walker St Joint F. Stratum's
IVlelimted Kti slati Out Violin strings, the
Finest In th Woild.
IN MARION COUNTY;
Read Our Reduced Terms!
WEEKLY, one year, H.fiO. WEEKLY, six months,- --$.0.75
Now Read Our Discount for Cash
WEEKLY, ouo year, S1.00. WEEKLY, six months, -fO.60.
WAS THERE EVER ANYTHING EQUAL TO IT? NOW ROLL
IN THE NAMES, AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OK OUR
ONE-,nHIRD OFF FOR CASH.
Our Old. Subscribers
Now in arrears aro urged to tiilto advantage of our big discount, by set
tling old accounts and Joining tho grand throng of one dollar subscriber
" THIS IS NOT A SPECIAL OFFER
But n solid, permanent reduotiou. Wo havo come to Uiy
TO ONE AND ALL
We say, send us your names. If you want to tnko advantage of our "one
third oil" for cash," and aro not where you can get postal noted of other
convculont method of remitting, send us your name and statu that you
will remit nt first opportunity. This will ensure your being placed on the
dollar list.
J. J. CULVER
County Surveyo
JAMES WALTON,
Topographer.
W. H4BYARS.
Civil Engineer,
Byars, Culver A Walton
Surveyor! &. Topographers,
SurveyH.drafth, plntH
maps nnd descriptions
of lands, tovvnlolH, nnd
roadn, ditches, strculH,
sovverD, nlli-yx, etc. clu.,
made nnd furnlhhed at
t-pukfinnlilfi iirl-rs. Old
Lkjht Sola Trama corner and lines re-eit-
w.iti. oukuy tnhllshed from original
Tor, .t. fleld noted.
Grades lor dlthe8, roadu, strcotc or sevr-
ers, with estimates funiUlied on nppllin-
tlnn. Address County Surveyor's olll e.
Sclem, Oregon.
WILLAMETTE
UNIVERSITY
Graduates KtudenU In
Classical, Literary, Scientific,
Normal, Business, Law,
AND
MEDICAL COURSES.
It isthooldt.t, lureen and leiut exjwm
give Institution of IruniluK in the North
hchool opens flrst Slonday In Hepteniber
8eDdforc'Utlon,jt?os.VANhcoy.
('resident.
J7: Halfm. Orrgnn.
FOR MEN ONLY!
ArUSI Hit Otwsl Sid Vtm-i Vtimtjl
AS1 vjtjWtxkasMsOyfcKlsditzsds
J U Xfc-U s(ErTsrsrExtst isOM-Ystur.
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OREGONIAN RAILWAY CO.
(Limited Line.)
CHAS. N SCOTT, - - Receiver.
On nndnfterJuneZl 1889 nnd until further
notice trains will run dally (except Hun
day) as follews:
BAST SIDE.
Coburg Mall
From Portland
l.v. 8.00 am
Lv 05 nni
" 10.0(1
10jti
11.05
11.10
11.25
11.35
lilU
12.41
M
LM
bM
2.21
2.13
3.13
3.ii
U&
till
U31
6-JA
I-OIlTLANIH-AW V
Koot or K Htreet
Itay's uinaine,
Ht. 1'aul's,
Ar
OM
p in
I'ortl'd Mall
STATIONS.
fTow'rd l'ort
land
Ar.3.15.pm,
Ar
Waodbum,
Tawnsend,
Kee,
Mt. Angel,
IHiwn's,
Hllverton.
Johnston's Mill
Hwlizerland.
KastHldeJunct.,
Jiacieay,
Aumsvllle.
Ale
01 Crossing,
West Hclo,
Crubtrte,
Hplcei,
Tullinan,
ITulnvievr.
llrownsville,
I lowland,
For the Public Good.
It Isnu liidlKpiitahln fact that tho hnnd
Konifit veHllbiilo trains that are now run
on thu Amerlenu eontlnent me lliosu on
the llui lliiKlou route, leuv lui; from Union
ditisitln Denver. iiImi Ht. I'nul. linmedliilr-
ly on arrival of nil thi-oui;h traliiN ficim the
viexl. I no n rM an ii koi-oiki ciukh eiuieuns
are maKiilllceut. the icc.'liilun elialr i-nix
Kiiburh. the 1'iillman kleepeiM uxtremoly
luxuriant, and ns for tho meals that nie
served In tliono pnlaco llurllniiton dlulni;
errs yum yum, Tho noxt tfmo ou no
cast to KiiUHtiH City, Clileaito or Ht. UmU,
If you iiicntton to the ticket aitent that you
want your lleltet to lend Irom Denver or
Ht. l'aul over tho lliiilliiKto;i route, ou
uill gel It, and you will alwajsho glad of
If you go via thu Northern or Canadian
I'aelllc, the elegant vcKtllmlo trains of
Tim lliirllngton Houto, between Ht, l'aul
and t'hleago, or Ht. Iul. will wirry von
along the cuoteru shorool llio MIssIhnIiiI
river for a distance of :15U uilli-s, iiuildHt
scenery tliatranuot ho surpas)ed;or, Ifyou
go via the Uregou Short I.lno orBoiithern
I'liiltlc, nnd your Ik-Kit leads via The
llurliiigton Itnutofrom "heyennn or Den
ver, you will pass througi! nil the thriving
cltle nnd towns located In what Is popu
larly knowniiH tho Heart ol IlieConlliiiut.
For further Information npply to A. C.
Sheldon, Ucncnil Agent, Hi Kind strecl,
I'ortland, Uregon, l-lDIAwtl
TH YAOUINA ROUTE.
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD
And Oregon Development company's
steamship line. !El mlics shorter, 20 hours
less tnuo than ly any oliiei loute. First
clns through ivissenger mill nclght line
from I'ortland and all points In the Wil
lamette vallcv to and from Sinn Francisco.
TIME SCHEDULE, (F.xcept Sundays):
lnvoAlb.inr 1:00 I'M
Leave Corvallls 1:40 PM
Arrive Yaqulna ....... ft.iorM
Ixnvo YiKjulna .B:loAM
Leave Corvallls 10:35 AM
Arrivo Albany - 11:10 AM
(). A C. trains connect nt Albany nnd
Oorvnllls.
Tho nbovo trains connect nt YAQUINA
with tho Oregon Dovclopment Cos Lino
jfHlca'iislilpsbetvvccn Yaqulna nnd Ban
Francisco.
SAILING DATES.
8TKAMK11S. FKOVI YAQDIN
vyilliiinctto Vnller Monday Sept. 1)
Wlllatnctto Valley Tuesday 17
Wlllametto Valley, VVcdiiosduy " ll'i
STKAMK1W, FIIOM SAN FRANCISCO
Willamette Valley Wednesday, 8ept. 1
Willamette Valley Ftldny ' 11
Wlllanielle Valley Saturday ' si
Wlllninetlu Valley Sunday " BJ
This company reserves tho right to
chnngo sailing dales vv It hout notice.
.. l- li--onitorM nxni l'ortlnml and nil
llliimetto alley points can mako closo
mnnoctlon Willi the tnilus of ths
YAOUIXA KOUTKnt Albany orCorvnllls,
snd lr destined to San l'tMiiclsco, shoiild
nirangnlo arrive at Yaiptitm the evening
before date of sailing.
I'ast.fngrr nl Freight Hates Alwsvs tko
liowft. l'Oi-Information apply to Messrs,
lIL'LMAiV .V Co.. Freight and Ticket
Agents LVO and SB Front st., i'oi Hand, Or.
or to
C.C. 1IOOUK, Ac't Oen'l Frt, A
l'nss. Agt., Oregon lielllo It. It, Co..
Corvallls, Or,
O lI.HASWEI.li, Jr. Oen'l Frt A
I'uss. Agt. Oregon Development
Co., iwl Montgomery st.;
San Francisco, CnlJ
lieiiiemboi' tlm Oregon raelllo's popular
summer ceurslons to Yiiiiulnn. Low-rata
tickets are now- on sale, good overy
Wcdnoday mid Ritrday Irom Albany,
Corvallls and Philomath.
Yours ti nil-
0. O. ilOf.lUF.,A,G. P. Agent
Our (luurniitro It u denier receives a
complaint, (which ho believes to l" honest)
from any musician to whom lie has sold
any of these strings, ho Is authoilrcd by
us to give him another string without
ehaige.undiill such loss will bo made, good
i... ..!; :. ...... ..... ...........j ,.-iit...i,i ..iillilili, ,i
uj in iw mil Liiri,iiiii.in. . .....i.i. -ii " .-.
question, (lieu nro ol imitation.) Dealers
will pleaso send lor descilptlvo cataloguo.
Trad j supplied at low est pi Ice.
ST. PAUL'S SfllOOl,
1 or.
Boys and. Girls.
The school will open on tho l!lll
or Septuiilier. Tliorougn insuuc-
tion In thu primary and
uuv.inccd
English Branches.
LATIN AND KLRMKNTS OF MUSI
-In couibc.-
'l KItMH and further Information may be
..ad on application toi:vKiii
Cor. Chomckela and Hlato His.
8-2lMf
DR. JORDAN & Co.'s
MUSEUM OK ANATOMY
701 Mm ket st. Ban Franclsio
Admission 25 cents,
(loiiud learn how to avoid
disease. Consultation mid
treatment personally or by
lutter, on spcrinateirhoea
orgcnltal weakness, ami all
dlscaHsoofmen. Hend for a
book. Private olllco 211
Consultation free.
Henry street.
Coburg.
Alt
IiV
(Vnnmullon
lulloiiu wile at
Tltkcts at two
tatlons nav
Lv
'.'.20
1.40
1.15
1.10
12.M
12JC!
12.20
11.15
I M0
11.11
10.
10.28
10.10
10.00
11.02
UMi
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7.
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0:00
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MAUVELOUS
MEMORY
MSCOVtillY.
Only Genuine Syitem of Memory Training
Four Books Learned In one reading,
Mind wandering cured.
Every child and adult greatly benefited.
(Ireat Inducements to coiresiondcn
Classes.
Prospectus, with opinions of Dr VV in. A,
Hammond, tho woifd-ramed Hpeclallst In
Mlud Diseases, Dtinhil (Ireiiuliaf Thonip
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Soullinrn Pacific Company's Line,
TIIE MOUNT SHASTA llOOTfi.
Time iKtncrii Salpiu ami S.iu KrniidscoO
riilil)-sl Hours.
CAi.irouMA r.-vi'ins thain run DAii.t.
llOTWKKN 1'OliriuVI'll ANUS. Y.
Houtli. "TNonii7"
t 00 p. in. Lv. i'ortland Ar, I 10:15 a. in.
U:ll p. in. Lv. Saloui Lv. 7:Ma, in,
7: 1.1 u. in. Ar. San Fran. Lr. 7:(X)p. in.
roavii F.vwn.Niii.u iiiai.n ( n.vn.v kx-
CI-ITJUINII VY).
S.00 u. in" Lr.Porllaud Ar." lb IS p. i,
11:10 a. in Lv Haletii Lv. VZ:K p. m,
2:10 p. in. Ar. Fugeno Lr. u.ttl a. m.
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PULLMAN BUFFET SLFM11S.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS,
For accommodation ot second clans
pisNcngei-snttaelied louzpioss tialns.
'J hurt. P. company's ferry makes con
licet Ion wllb all tlio leguiar limns until
ICaxt Side Division lioiii footol I1 stno
Poillaml,
Vcst Side Division, Between Portland
and Cervallis:
1IAII.Y (i:.XCKIT HUNIIAY).
Tl-Murinrriiv". rordanil Ar. f" IGo p. in,
2.21 p. in. I A r. t'orvallls Lv. l::)p. in.
At Alliany and Corvallls connect wilTi
irnliiHoroiciiou Pacilln Itallioad.
Thioiiuli tickets to all iKiluts south mid
east via California
BXl'IIKriMTHAIN"(lAII.V KXCKI-rHUWOAV.
I Mi'. i ii7( 1 . v 1 '( )r(faiTdTV rTT-irOri a, in,
8.00 p. m. j Ar.Mc.MliinvllluLv. 5:15a. in.
ho ereat Psychologist, J. Al , Illicitly
eilllor or tint tuirlMliin Aillocaio
Uiuhardl'roLtor,tli(!HcliiitlsI, llous
Vv'. VV1. Aslor. Jiulali P. llenlaiiliili. anil
others, scut pout free by
Prof. A. I.OIhKTTi:, 37 1'llly Avii., X V
Jl-lW('J. dw
PRINTING.
cents per
Ins agent.
iumtkHha, l.l(4fMlrtsr,.
Imm.SUI
Cnunectlonnt Ml. Angel with stage for
nnd from Wlllioll Mineral Hprlngnd ut
VVsklburn vritli iywlUern Pacific couiprtny
i trulm for and from Portland. Or
UIIAH. X. ftOW-r, Hcel-r.
I a4ieral OMem, S VV Car. Kirs tna J1i,
j HorlUnil,lrrf'm.
of tb UrfMl sod must r-uUUsliuua, sod liwr ass
Ferry's Seeds
u. ai, rtiiHi uu. m
sciuiowwita io b ut
Largest Sttdtmtn
In the world,
D M.FxmtAOo'i
IllaitnUd.IKrlp.
SEEOMINUM.
For 1880
wniLflra&iudrirc
in aJI iMjticAntM. tiia
tn 1mL t krJ Kamtanimt
wlihuQt ttmutinm It. Imtalu.
UrtlMt Mlto. I otrdCt.fdS7r?Ka.
IstlKtssa. l.tiouUModfoflt. Addraw
D. M. FERN Yft CO., Dstrelt. Mick.
Trucks and Drays.
MORGAN & MEAD
Are now provided with fine new- druys
and trucks uud are prepared toooull husi
ness In that line In the best or shape.
They L'lve their personal supervlson Io
ull work, CornorHUito und Commelrclal
streets,
$50. HORSES. $50.
0n hundred liwid of tiriKsl marcs and
rutin Xiurvr lor sale. Forty or fllty
Uwlu exiwicd in the spnnx Two fine
! horaat, Clyde nnd I'cr-liwin stock, weight
kini-i-M ntni vfiiUAii hundrtd: Imvelxren
with the nana for ma pai uirt-o rears.
Original siocx from inu ihi iiiainy UJ
tnare. For rllculrs addrwi orsje
W It. 11 T A KM.
wit, Mum, or,
QNK JF THK I.AHOl-ST l-HTAIII.IHII.
incuts In tho Hlntu. lnur rates than
..irtliiiid. Uirgcst stock U-gal lllaiiks lr
IhoMiili', n d highest discount, Kcud fill
price, list or Job printing, and rutnloguu ol
legal hlanks. "fc. M. WAI'lV,
Htcum Printer Hnlnn Oregon.
jg Th'-ijjayn.a'ouiDEUi
k lssujd Id irotl and Oopt.,
rh each your, It Is nn onoy-
Wclopodia of ui-oful In for-
K flfm.llnn fnr nil uhn nilr.
taF chase the luxuries or tho
1 noeossltloa of llfo. Wo
osn elotbe you and furnish you with
.ii .M n..1i.irrv nnil unnoCQAsary
sppllancos to rldo, V7lk, danco, sleep,
eat, fish, hunt, work, ko to chuioh,
or stay at home, and in various sines,
styles and quantities, jiut j(uro out
what Is reauirud lodoall those things
COMFORTABLY. d you oan mako a fair
estimate of the valuo of tho lWYBUti'
OUIDH, which will bs sent upon
receipt of 10 cent u pay postsKo,
MONTGOMERY WATO & CO.
111-114 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, ia
Through Tickets
To till ilnts
''OUTII and EAST
-VIA- -
California.
I' or lull inlorination regarding rates,
maps, cm., apply to the. Company's agent,
tali-iii, Ori-L'on.
F P. 110(1 KltH, Awd.d. F.tilid Pass.Ag't
II. KUKIILLIt,! Manager,
Oregon Railway and Navigation
COMPANY,
Columbia River Route'
Indus for Hit) cioit leave i'ortland at 7:fi
in i and 0.:i0 pin dally. Tie Us to anil from
principal isiliits In tin UtillulHtiiUs.Cnn
udaiind l.urojir.
Kleganl New
Diiiing Cars.
Ills pills as thick as linnd-Krcnudo IIumt,
And where they fell us certainly they s i-iv
wan rinlil of ono of tlioso IiiomiiI
iloctorH In tlio early Hiium, ulm
mlKlit well liuvu Ih.ch enlli-il 1 1 it.
ulil-!ivt'niiii of death. Tlio Mtilli-rcr
from thu wiroftilu, with uorcx iih ImiI
uh JoIj'h, iit-eil not now curwj the
luy ho win horn, for Dr. I'lcrtv'ii
Uoiiien .Medical uiboovery win ro
ktoru health mill lieauty, uiiietltu
uiiil HtreiiKth, l'eelully liux It
innnlfi-stcil Itx K)tency In cuniiij
Halt-rlieuin, letter, doiih, eurou ncies,
I'ULLMAX UM SLHEI'EIIS.
Free Family Blteplng Cars run through
on express trains to Omaha, Council
llliills and Kuiisas City without change,;
Connections nt Portland forKan Francis
eouiid Piigcl Hound isiliits.
For lurthcr isirttculars address any
agent of the company or
A, L. MAXWELL, U. P. A T. A
(J. J, HMITil, (Jtn'l Muuuger, Portland.
I-I. P. RANKIN'S
Paint Shop
No.lirIJ CoiniiierdulHt.
lioiibo und ('urrliiKu I'uliiUiiKi
Bin writing. l'ucr IiuiikIiik niul
tltconitliiK, vVall tinting "nil l;ul
HominliiK uxeuuteil In thu latent
Htylo.
Exnerienced Workmen Emnloved.
hronye, ttcroflllotlH turn lllld MWnll-' Qnlichrtlnn RinrTntonl
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