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91m OrrfHbiii thlnkit If (lie capital
wtM located at Portland It would U
mm aaflvauleBt for tlie wiiukjaUte.
Il wewW al& be more convenient fui
WaafcingteB nil Alsdkd.
Tbe peupla would not liwltste t
emv the dUt iMtllutlous t Halem, a
gal rut the Oregoulau'a modest itand
ei afeeut Hot wishing to bribe the peo
ple to wove It to Portland.
The Dumber of people who are will
log to Uke any amount of free adver
tiring awl-very little at their own ex
peaefl, k dcprotelogly large; wblcb
esljr proves that advertising la a trood
tkleg and appreciated.
B" rrk- .!.(. nrf.n at !" atinllllt
be Joeated at Portland. It would be
ebeapeat for all the rest of the prison
papulation of the state to travel then
wad Portland could not dump her crlini
BatooB theeotintry.
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6oM of the people connected with
the Oregon world's fair exhibit, wheth
er salaried or unsalaried, are showing
wbfti flret-claae aaeea tbey can make of
tkemwlves. But they have a great
deal of natural material to work on.
The Portland Oregonian does not
like the teat of government to be where
It k. It would be far better,you know,
to have It under that tall lower and in
the office chair of the big editor; there
is where the seat of government should
be.
If the state Institutions are scattered
more the Multnomah delegation In fu
ture legislatures will have lout Itnoccu
patlon. The log-rolling lobby for statr
appropriations for the various locl
iBtereeta will form a corrupting luflu-
see that will control both houses.
A great many papers have copied
Thk Journal's account of how the
Ibmbb people would get out of the bay
last Is ease of Are. What a good
May long to know u how to get out
t there la ease there Is no (Ire.
Bill, ,, Ml I
The legislature at least should sit at
i PerUaud. Thea half that city would
set have to move up here every other
wlBter, and the boodle lobby would not
kave to go to the expense of hiring spe
Ul traJBt to eoaie up to Bleai on im
,parUat oecaselons.
taaanaeessses. -i 1
After eharglug the county f 100 for
leetloa tickets that could have been
bad far 1100, and f45 for an advertlee
aseat that ban always had four times as
wuea circulation for 112, the Democrat
bmb should ehange hi paper into a
dally. Uowuoh ability as a reformer
ahoutd BOt slumber lu a mere weekly.
esMeesrji i.uusa
The little papers of the state seem to
think uy phtee Eastern Oregon, on
the Saake river, la Lake county any
where, would be a better place for the
etate iBMltittione thau Salem. Bosae
f these people would cost the state a
seat deal awe to net them there, and
that kail there would be to it, Bau
people ate taUeAed with their seat of
yemaaieBt.
wmmmmmmmsmaessBm
It has beea images ted lu several quar
as that Portlaad, la order to get the
aaeta), would be glad to donate ample
ireuude, and even to
i a mihiiuk iuhu. cat tuu
weatd be aothlog aiore Borleat thaa a
i to tfce legUUture and the voters,
eaaUary therefore to public
pnhtar. T" OragealaB. Portland
sjlmdd aet be ae seaelUve ta the brlb-
It ki really aUrmleg.
I eed MameBS Liver Regulator for
it WHh imae(itie.rtiii. u.
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pteM WHMrte4 MliltefMty ( I he
utnlttftei ene, will owMf next Yft4
aeeey efeftlHaV Mny iUU,
MMCafrleH. HMdnApU, reader and
ImpefMMHtefi will glvo a ettlerUlri'
Httht, tn4i4 by bef talent tut tin
beHf-fH of the Adverttaeg fund( on Frl
day May 10(h,At 8 p. w, AdmloM 60
and as centx.
I'rof Bclber's entertainment drew
an Itfidieose audience and ea(x tot all
were provltfi-d wild difficulty. The
Am ot (he audlehee wm b oompllmenl
10 (lie suet of (he (cacher,
Mim llurisaker of Wood burn visited
dispel, frlday,
The I'hllldoslans ave tbclr last
fB meeting for the year, FrlJay
aveoltig.
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Tb Vttl of all wr
Tolencttitn our dai,
1 to u litre.' V urgstlT l-rtleU, Hlr)
For Mine-tenths of the diseaeee of the
ImmI v beiflu with constipation or the
clogiriiig up of the sluice-way, through
wiiicii tne impuriiiM or ma uiooa e
arw so that they are reabsorbed Into
the system. The Purgative Pellets act
gently but thoroughly upou the stom
ich and liver, and are the best laxative
Known. Without racking and strain
ing the organs, they opeu the boweU
tod restore a natural, healthy digestion
Unedualled lu dys;iepslaf constipation ,
ollllouuett. pile), or any of the result
ing diseases.
FROM WILLABD.
Mrs. IL C. Oeer Is suflerlnt? from an
attack of the grippe.
The boys of Willard being law abid
ing citizens In every sense of the word,
do not hunt now, and consequently the
untao birds are gettiug very tame.
Chinese pheasants are seen around the
yards and orchards quite often.
Mr. O. 8. Hlbbard and family are
visiting at the borne of bis parents, Mr.
and Mrs. K. L. Hlbbard, of Willard.
How's Thin!
WeoderOuu Hundred Dollars Re
ward for auy case of Catarrd that can
not be cured by Hull's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
We the uudurMlgued, have known F.
J. Cheuuy for the lost 1G years, and be
lieve bleu perfectly nouorablelnall bus
iness truutuictious und iWmnulally able
lo carry out any obligations made by
their firm.
West ic Truax. Wbotesate Drueglsts,
Toledo O., Waldlng, Rinnan &. Marvin
Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Price
75c. per bottle. Bold by all druggists.
Testimonials free.
No headache with
PILLS.
TUTT'S LIVER
8ALKM Mlltms.
Wheat 02o per busheL
OaU S540cer bushel.
Potatoe6000o per bushel.
Flour 13.00 ier bbl.
Rrau (Hacked) 918.00 per ton
Hhona (Backed) f!.00 per ton.
Beans, white. So per lb.
Eggs 10c )r dozen.
Chickens 8 to 10c per lb.
Chopped feed -(Sacked) f 20.00.
Ducks 12jo per lb.
Getse 7c per lb.
Turkeys lOo per lb.
Lard-12l15operlb.
Butter ltt30o per pound.
Bff TCA'Ia drvuseii.
Veal 10 to V2o. dreseed.
Pork-712o drvssed .
Wool 15M
H8o per lb.
Hops U15o
Ier it.
Dissolution.
The partnership heretofore existing
ueiweeu j. u. iioueruon uu r. a. mr
zee at Turner has been dlsolved bv mu
tual consent. J. (J. JtoberUon will re
ceipt for allmoulue paid on account due
saui ii rm ana pay ail outstanding
debts, 4-13-4 w
OUT Or SIGHT.
The traveling public are now fully
alive to the fact that the Chicago, Un
ion Pacific A. North Westeru line oflVrp
the very best accomodations to the
public from aud to Chicago, Omaha
aud Intermediate point, uotonly dur
ing the world's fair, but all the year
round. 4-3-61
lUtpberry PUkIi.
Boughegau, Gregg, Cuthbert aud
Malabar, (aat two red stroue nlants.
Several thousand, call early, or dellv
ered free to auy pari of the elty, at re-
itueed ratta. Leave orders at John G.
Wright's grocery. II. W. rUVASit,
Market Gardner, Salem. S-18 6-wd
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Among the Phllo'lelfhla cotistltuency
In Europe Mil, snmtner wMatsrge party
chaperoned by Vt, William V, ilastlegs,
who now prides himself that the wlads
of twenty-four language, have wafted
through his long wnlker. The party
Included, among others, Lewis E. Belt
ler, who is Mayor Btnsrt's right bower,
and William IJ. Olll, who is the local
head of the Western Union Telegraph
company. Bdtler and Hastings oneday
visited the catacombs of Pari, the great
ondergroTind graveyard where thou
sands of corpses repose. While there
Dr. Halting quietly told the superin
tendent that Beltler was the man next
to the mayor in Philadelphia, and that
guide wm more than gracious,
"Suppose a fellow was to tuck one of
those under his arm?" asked IV-ltler sug
gestively, pointing to ono of the grin
ning skulls. "If monsieur would like
them we will send him some," Beforo
they reached the hotel the keeper of the
corpses had wrapped up three moss cov
ered skulls and sent them to the suite of
rooms at the Hotel Continental which
the travelers occupied. When Mr. Gill
entered the room beforo the return of
the others he eaw the psckage, and
thinking it was a nice present some of
the fellows had bonght be opened it
and was horrified at the contents, which
rolled out on the floor. He fled in hot
haute from the room and could not be in
duced togo back again. Hesvntn bell boy
up to the room. Mr. Gill by close associa
tion became reconciled to the newest ac
cessions to the party and was finally In
duced to accept one of the skulls, which
bo is having mounted oa a tobacco box.
Beitlcr's has been changed into a drink
ing enp, and Colonel Hastings' will do
service as a hairpin holder. Philadel
phia Record.
The Rita and Fall of Famllle.
A family, liko a raco or a nation, does
indeed bud, flower and ran to seed, and
the seed must be transplanted to new
soil in order to bud and flower again.
Now a part of tho foolish anceatorshlp
of tho past resulted in the creation of
aristocracies built on the foundation
of an illustrious ancestor. Wo are get
ting wiser and better. We are putting
our aristocracies closer to tho primal
sonrce. Wo oro learning no longer to
respect a man becauso bis ancestor was
better than himself, bat because ho him
self is an ancestor. The farce of royalty
Is played oat; the farco of rank and
costo lain a moribund condition. All
men will soon learn to laugh at tho
claims of long descent. Many men
langh at them now. And this In itself
Is an immense step In advance.
Bnobbery. vulgarity, pretension these
hideoas traits will soon be of the past
Our grandchildren, freed from the ab
surd Ideas, tho absurd restrictions of
seinisavago inception, will bo larger,
more generous, more tolerant better, in
short, than ourselves. Fresh and vigor
ous blood will intermix with the worn
out descendants of great men, and in
due time greater men from tho stock
will be born to the future. Every suc
ceeding ago sees tho abandonment of
some superstition which has checked tho
progress and development of the race in
the past. WUlhun 8. Walsh in Now
York World.
A Maw Photographic Procei.
An effective and greatly simplified
method of producing a photographio
representation In tho form of an intaglio
engraving, or, as it Is generally called, a
photogravure," Is being introduced.
The new method is Intended to reduce
the time occupied In tho process, which
osnally takea many days to a few hours,
and to dispense entirely with the supple
mentary aid of tho skillful engraver.
Its essential feature lies in the fact that
the picture, instead of being obtained
from h graduated depth of thoeugruving,
U produced from a sunken surface of
uniform depth, the gradations of light.
Gainefl 15 Foiis.
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trouble, rbetitnaMMn sod iftppttUiiMt
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evening, 7 to 81 Bundsye, id to 12,
Mft ciwfl can receive home ireat
merit after a few days at the doctorV
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Office t 310 (Commercial street Bslem
Oregon The reduced rates only two
weeks longer, time limited,
Hood'sCures
Scrofula In tho Eyes
Partial Darkness Eight Month"
BUtht ami Perfect Health llettort
fry Hood's SarHtpartlla.
Eva Berav
Bradford, Mass.
"About years a;o my little girl. Era,
who was then 4 years old, had a scrofula
trouble with one of her eyes. For 8 months
ire had to keep It bandaged from the light.
We tried ererythlng the best medical
odrice wnnld suggest for two years, but
nothing appeared to do her a particle of good.
Wo feared that she would entirely
Lose the Sight of the Eye
Or.e day I read of a little girl suffering simi
larly who had been cured by Hood's Sarsa
parllla, and decided to let her try It. She
seemed better when she had taken the first
botUe. so I cot another. And when she
had finished taking three bottles she was
HOOD'S
Sarsaparilla
CURES
completely cured, and now at the end of two
years, not baring shown any return ot the
trouble, we are sure that
Tho Curo Is Permanent
We feel Indebted to Hood's Sarsaparilla for
the good It has accomplished." Fraxk
Beiuw, Central Avenue, Bradford, Mass.
Confirmed by Colby Bros.
"We haTe full confidence In what Frank
Beraw states of Hood's Sarsaparilla. His
daughter Is certainly In the best of health
now, as we see her often and her eyes are all
right.'.' Colby linos.. Bradford, Mass.
Hood's Pills cure all liter Ills, bilious
ness, Jaundice, Indigestion, side headache.
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Called Rack.
Article T2 by F.du RoUeobey,
Had to ReaU
Jlftjtierof thniline.
Love's Martyr.
Case or Reuben Ualrcbl.
A KiRht rbr a Fortune.
TheMaapan Affair.
A w oraan i Sacrifice.
Karma.
A Bark Deed; A Tale sf the Ptatanfi
War
A Honse Party.
The Gray and the Blue.
I" "elect vp t Eye, and Cedl'i Fortone
ABteel necklace.
JfSS.
Hhe.
King Boloroon'a Mines.
Dark Days.
Death or Dishonor.
1 he One Thine Needful.
The Kvll Genu.
Fedora; or, foe Tragedy In the Hue de
la 1'ulx.
'ire or Henry Ward Reecher.
Allan Ouar erma n.
Only a Farmer" Daughter.
A Dm merrlal Trip.
West of i he Missouri.
Fast and Looe
A Modern Circe.
A Furltan Ixiver.
Aa In a Looking Gloss.
For Her Dally fir, ad.
A. Luoity Voung Woman.
T-e Duchew.
A Cu amity Row.
Dr.Jekylland Mr. Hyde.
Teah Avenge; or, North against
ABauinfoa Heart.
Marriage aud Dlv rce.
ilarra. the Gypy Bride.
The Great HeipT.
A Prior nf the Rlood.
Jack und Three JliU.
Muna'a Choice.
Aneima; or. In Spile of All.
Marvel
Th-Htory of Antony Grace.
A FalseHta t
A I Jle Interest.
A Flurry la Diamonds.
R rbara
TAtfai,',0,ter ,rom Scotland Yard.
Herr I'auln.
M
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The Fartnrs.
" Th. wr ng Road.
M Kin: or Knave.
A Real God Thtrir.
Napoleon and Marie Louise,
Chris
Old RUzar's Hero.
L T sea
The BNck ball Ghosts.
?hS S'fler, .". Hansom Cab.
The Heir of Llnne.
By Misadventure.
Lady Hutton'n Ward.
Tracking the Truth.
Mr. Meeiuiu's Will
Dr. Glrnnle's Daughter,
In allba rs
Joe; A Remarkable Case.
Dantra
Living or Dead.
Nat rl.;o. Hall a Truth.
A Mere Child.
Fairy Oolit
Madam's Ward.
IN TSeRoTa"ltt!e,
; M' Rretberton.
IM A Dangerous Caupaw.
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The House Mover.
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Tile for Salo,
titkk Mrj TlfYaf(l
rtORTIJ gALfcM.
Take Jtt
evening mmi,
OnlyleenU dy ditlreredat
your door,
-hub jonflirtrjr-
flhop i HU( Street,
J. L, ASH BY.
Meat Market,
SOI Cemmerofsi fttft
OW mt, rrompt dellTer,
JOHN G. MARTIN,
Horseshoeing.
BLAOKSMITiUNG.
8Ut Street, - - Baletd.
mi
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By the Most Famous
87
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9
to
19
92
83
91
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97
98
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101
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105
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107
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110
HI
113
113
115
116
117
113
1V0
131
121
124
12i
1:6
127
128
129
1.4
131
133
Raleigh Rivers.
Jack Dudley's Wife.
The Maddozes.
Alim R-de
Thi- Queen's Token.
Tbe Ladles' Gallery.
The Englishman of tbe Rue Cain.
Is Marrlsge a Failure?
Almeda.
Mademoiselle BoIaDge.
The Reproach of Annesley.
Three Years.
Veie: 1 he Leading Lady.
The Girl from Malta.
Cleopatra.
The Ten's oi Shem.
A Crooked Fath.
Marooned
Could Aught atone.
The Golgotha of the Heart.
Dr. Wilbur's Note Book.
Roland Oliver.
Rhea; or, The Case of Dr. Piemen.
Mrs. Annie Green.
ForL-veofHer.
At an's Wife.
rS&i'TS?.?"0'' Wedded and Wooed
TbeHalvatlon Army.
Trpilppt'sDileinmi
Blind Love.
tSI'J1.5 A StoVr f Two Crimea.
The Dan v em Jewels.
Hayne Home.
Trovati
Beatrice.
Burrltl Dnrand.
Cloister Wen dhosen.
Lvolntlnn of "Dodd."
wokl.nHdtTherFOrWard'
Kfieinnr,oL1ht-
Eln Bllck In die Zukenrt: German tnnk
,H5 AJow ot Trinity. U""Q
JiS "'MenlnsRoat.
SsM?aw-
JS B?iSrfyT"-
i Th!jM0'dTe!e0fOkbrtU-
1 Baroerlne"
i inVT,l?e WJaUrt Choice.
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An Irteal fanatic
MJby.--Tne81as
or Folly.
UpTerraplu Riven
AhLe..fenbe10fR"Chlld
SIVJM ?..! Bone.
FJMe ,UBalons.
Diana of the Crosswajs.
oi er Dei
"usni,
ead
ti!. Pl'r"r wance.
The Treasure Tow..
JiHenuune.
The Merrnott
A Daughter ottarth
TheBlarkTuiip.nn-
nnd M.re Ben,,
173
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niJi,r. Su,e or Trade.
containing ,V77ceSr will t25.0 Bublly.
.nonearaa,. "' "ftfoW
oooiiinlty.Or,
ONLY
LINE
RUfflltfG
THROUGH
DAILY
TRAINS
Leaving Portland, 8:45 A.M.
31 ' 7:30P'M.
1 T5AYS TO
2 OHTnAr
7 Hours Quicker to St. Paul,
23 Hours Quicker to Chicago
40 Hours Oulcker to Qf4 and
Kansas City,
PULLMAN ind TOURIST SLEEPERS
FREE RECLINIM6 CHAIR
ra' D,N,NG CS
ii
2 iB BE-ftt B
2
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waif
iiAnoim,
Mt and (Agm
K.LttmvtikrYH,
BiiiLiAitr) i'AKLon,
ttAtt Oorn'l Str,
Ti W. THORNBURG,
The Upholsterer,
Itemodeti, ro-eorers and re
nplioltred rurnltnre. Firii!
staM worit, Oheroelieta iimi
HUtIn.uranfiioci:. W(
?BS
THE WILLAMETTE,
8ALEM, OREGON,
Itate, $2.50 to $5.00 per Day
The beat hotel between Portland aid r
Francisco. First-class in all Its appolntrnttti
K. lahlu a. .Jira wilt, Ih. rr'nuntt,
Choicest Fruits
Grown In the Willamette Valloy,
A. I. WAGNER. Prop.
East and South
VIA
THE SHASTA ROUTE
the
Southern Pacifid Company.
CALirOKKIA KXrKK83 TRAIN KUW SAILTU-
TWKKW POUT1.AWD AND 8. IP.
rVilllh.
MTItl.
T.-u; p. in.
9:18 p. m.
8:15 a.m.
Lv.
Lv.
Ar.
Fortland
Bftlom
Ban Fran.
Ar. I 7:doa,a
Lv. I 6-26 a, b
Lv. 7.00 p.n
Above tralna stoo only ul lolloimr nihiirm.
north of Roseburg, East Portland Oregon City.
Woodburn, Balem, Albany Tangent, aheddi
Halsey, Harrluburg, JunctlonUlty, Irving ail
ciugciia.
IHWKIHIHf; MAIL. 1IAI1.1 .
HJD a. in
LV.
Lv
Portland
Salem
Koseburg
Ar. I 4.-1O u. iilI
11:17 a. m
Lv. I 1:40 p. d.1
6.60 p. m. Ar,
.uv. 1 i.vu a. ns
Albuuy Local, Dully l.xceit Sunday.
6 UU p. III.
7:62 p.m.
9.-00 p. m.
Lv.
Lv:
Ar.
Pun land
sal em
Albany
Ar.
Lv.
Lv,
lU-bOti
7.3d tuml
I 60 a. ni M
Diiiing Cars on Ogdcu ltoutil
POLLMAN BDFFET SLEEPERS
AND
Second Class .Sleeping Cars-
Auacnea to all through trains.
west Side Ditisiod, Between FortlanH
and Cerallis:
TAII.y-(KXCE;PT 80NDAY).
7:aua. in.
12:10 p. m.
Ijv.
Ar.
Portlauu
(tervallls
At. I
Lv.
12:5Bp.a
a.au u.
At Albany ana ')orvallls connect
trains or Oregon Partflo Railroad.
Willi
KXfKtCOTKAIM (DAtLTlCXOlCr-rMUw li .
4:40 p. m.
7:25 p. m.
I.V.
Ar.
Portland
McMlnnvllle
Ar.
liV.
o.aua. Uil
6:45 s.bI
TUROUOU TICKETS
To allpolnMln tbo EaKtern States, Canadil
and Europe can be obtained at lowest ratal
rum w. w. ciiiiMMisu. Agent. BaleB.1
iOP. ROOE1U5. AasL U. F. aud Pau. Ag'l I
k. 'jni4jr.i. nnnKKtir,
The Yaquina Route.
OREGON PACIFIC ii K
And Oregon Development company's steam
ship line. 225 miles shorter, 20 hours less
tlBieihxnhy any othir route, First clsa
through passenger and lrelvht Hue (torn
Portlat-d and all joints in tbe Willamette
yauey 10 ana rrom ian Francisco.
T1MK 80HU.DULE, (Except Sunday.!
Lv Albary 1 00 p m I Lv Cot vallls 140 p a
ArYaq.ulna&H)pm LvYHqtilna 4 am
LvCorvalilii.lfcafiam Ar Albany 11:10am
O A C. trains connect at Albany ami ter
rains. The above trains connect at Yaquina with
the Oregon Devel- prnent Co.' line of kteaiu-
ijutmren taquina ana Ban fninritco
N.B Passengna riom Portland ard sll
Willamette valley polnUean makeclo-e con.
nection with lb trains or the Yaqulua Kouw
at 'Albany or Corvaills and ir detlutd to Mi
Francisco sbouldarran jetoafrlveat Yaqulns
tbeeenlng bel re date of sailing.
Passenger and Fi eight Kates alwais tbe
VJ?,?: or Information apply to Alcrt
HULM AN & Co.. rrrlght and 'Jicket Agenti
JOOand S02 Front a reel. Portland, Or., or
CCauOUE, Ac'tOen'l Ft d 1 ts. Art,
Or 1'arifirU.K lo Cortallls.Or.
C. H.HABWtLL, Jr., Om'l Freight Dd
Pass. Agt. Ore lieveioi nient fa,
. 104 MoMgoneiygl.
1
Fron Teriiwl or Interior Points the
ID
Is the Une to take
To all Points East and South,
.At.!t.th"Jln!ne route. Itruns throui b
Tcstibule train; every Uay Intheyiarto
ST. PAUL -AND CHICAGO
' (No ehange of ear.)
0apsed of dining can nasnrpaased,
ruiiman drawing room sleepers
;oflateat equipment
TOURIST
SleeDing Cars.
SSSiS?. reted and In which
SiSSl5?V?0A,u re to ree and m
Sckeu wdd" ctant nd ond-clasi
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
llrfi"i!2?ti,n onelng with all
lines, aQordlnr dirvi n .ii.minil
serviM.
- -M MM.MWI.M
.PttHssM ah
thraL
r' ,rrtloB esw be
UjcvlU aey Mt of
pa22?,-,.hnUBd B1 Europe can be
purchased, at aay Ueket oee oftaU o-
a.'wteation to any uent or
Asaif. ur D CHARLTON.
4W POWMIKd, AfNttl
luwsiSKjBsS,