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tylieM tlifl OltliifM Mix Comjiftiilw i
Mletl Uifrlf dftrtlfir Idling llw Ulilnwfl
Iri JfMf(4r(l IM Gjritry ItW hihJ defy
rtii Hoi of (lie Amrtoiui ftinKrtM Miev
noted under Mee of (lie Olildww gov
enmanUm! tlifttvf' (IiiWii thtftRMntfef
to llio 8verimieiit of out etoifilry
Had argftiilred Aworlcnii lalxir Iwued
iwfck A tkrpi to IgnorS n eoirtliiuilonM
law (hey would lw cnlftHi (wiclnllsto nnd
fttinrolilMft,
Tlie mllltla of llio ntnto mid tho teti
eral troop would bo cnllcd out to miff
prrM an organized tflurt of our work
Ink men (u not nsldo mi not Of congrc.
ItUt 120,000 orronliri nlloii eomKtltor
of American lator aro In open revolt
agalnt)awnnd authority and tlieprel
dent of thefo United HtaU given tin
world to undemtund that thin nation I
Incapable of ciiforcliif II" own degree,
. What ban bt'como of Mr. Ulevolaud'c
boanted high nebite of exeoutlvo author
Ity? Where Is hl flrmueiw In enforc
Ing the laws of congrcw, so proinliienl
In his messages but so ronsplcuousl
absent in his attitude. Tho supreme
court baa removed all doubts as to tin
legality of tho law. It Is udt too Into to
give to the act of congress, uphold by
tho supremo court, tho backing of the
national oxecutlvo authority, and en
fordo the law that 'says tho Ohlneno
Must Go.
STATIC I'OUTICS.
As all well Informed men understand,
state politics In Oregon begins with the
primary maohlnory at I'ortluud. Tbut
ooutrols Alultnomuh county, which Ih
a good ono-tblrd of the state politically
speaking. So the real battle for politi
cal supremacy In thestateolectlon next
year Is being fought this week to get
control of the ward chairmanships and
city of Portland central committees,
which operated under Jo. blmou's pri
mary election law, cannot but yield
results.
It is perfectly apparent that tho ring
which dominated so largoly in tho luto
legislature is trying to get in control
aud dictate the state ticket next year.
Of course the people may be permitted
to have something to say after the
tloket is nominated but oven that Is a
doubtful privilege. In a party, bo full
of intelligence, ability and political a
gnclty as the Republican party, tho
real political leaders aro never In ofiico,
Ileal ability coupled with political
power would be too muoh for tho bosses
to cope with, so as urn lo tho stars of
secondary magnitude shine in tho ofll
dal heavens. The big central suiib of
Influence, dominate and, as in tho solar
system, causa the lessor bodies to re
volve about them, And thoy do re
volve, you bet, or they go out like a
SHUHed candle.
'V ' "
tun jrfxftflily Ihhifhl jfbHf rM'ff'hl
in rwflHO, lit tn MjiitiHmjnrt in
tlwftlKfi, n mlf of lorkj llvcif ful
inmiy ftmtn on Hm Umlat itty friiltor'i
tmntoVfi Ofif) pjnlnrf n mf of
yerinftmtk HfiihtM lift (lio()lco,
YfUliHtlflf otifVtiyliirt llio 61(1 IIMlt
JirolMlily lliolf imMlM Uoim to
nhotlt liltllillllw ilinlf IlitMMtrfil till
(litt ooiKwHd m tit (lio robf. Wlmif
It WH r1filMli6d mid twtMil liftd l'frl
Inld, (lio old foiiinln nUirk rcdtirtlOd
took ft look hi 'Uio huwcotriprrt, bill
Kllowexl Uit'tii W remain li UiHl
hmm Iri mum Wat nllrtitloo wti
irfmii (KMilsfi1iy h ntitillx'f of voting
BttHwMUWii' wjlotmly woood hot'
Vkwigil wM'oJoH ill ntiKora,
' rV;n rfluyn Utor (lilu i'onoloi
mnOtig olrdfl wiMVownrdod by tlionr
rivnl of lior old iimlo, Utit llioii mine
nil end to tlio tuico wUh-,tlw yoHttt
birds. That vory ovonlnj the old
Btork, followed by liln fotnalo com
pnnlou, flow to tho noflt Of tho how
cotnorwi I3y vlolmit tiloww of tlioli
beaks thoy Ami put tho yomi male
slork to flight, and then bcgin to At
tack tho fritting lion, I'ntjoptly ehc
sufforod nil ill (tMigo and remained
upon her. emu. Tho ftflsailaul then
altorod their tnctlcfl.
Ono continued to attack tho young
mother bird, whilo tho othor. watch
log till Iri hor Htruggleu to ovado the
blown an egg beenmo uncovorod. in
Htnntly tmnhed it out of tho neat
Thus, ono by ono, thb four prcclou
eggs wore romomely Bncrlflccu. Wlion
all tho oggH had boon dostroyed, the
young fomnlo stork, nftor standing
for Bomo timo In tho courtyard look'
Ing up tohor mined homo as if in do
spalr, sadly flow away.
Thoro woh tiovor any sign of that
pair of ntorku on our roOf again. The
old ones had attained their end;
henceforth thoy woro tho only ntorku
in that part of tho country and wore
loft in solo poHejiQn of itii food sup
ply. To tho inhabitiintB of our par
eouago, whoso HyiupathioH for tho old
storkfl woro thus rudely Bhakon, it
Boomed a just rotribution that.
tliougltho birds had eomo cggB that
mtminor, nono was hatched, and thua
tho old storks had to return mono to
their southern quartoro that winter
n solitary pair. Cor. London Spectator.
(IW lftMiliofi ntidi'Mootl Fy llifrt
YtUv Irftd fMil town l( Iff HtJ (hH( 6V6tf
(fi Kfrnt nhd wIM til luftt lit llfl
IIMIIflll iHfllmiiciit IntiidiNl ftt fhfe
Melf. "Ildff t'fttt UrWO IO llfllt tritll
Otlt ft WJCkf" Wild Oll (ilAtlttiOI'o lllrt(
fltillftl body, (villi ft wllRttid ft know
lll liOd fiVofl tfl tfrt'Mt Hlf llllltt
ohry JMvy rMtouM llio lH of1 Uxlil
Ititow(i mid cltlofl wllli faf Mi
ono day flflkl Murdoch. ''W yod
tnemi tyi tiw llio domo of HI VimVh
tot yotif gftfl fiiotofl'' Hit WnUcr
fkall ftliW tiifulohioiry of tlgiiMorf
fthd of tlio coin I ii k ftttointit (o "lllti
fiilHMlo ljiuUiU (villi fliooko from A
MP frtotory,"
, Wlion tllo liott of ooounons wni
AhMtyntfiM With (lo Wv llldm?.
tiailt, tho rihiliKcOt Hlid ouitodlan of
tho hulldliig, who IfftngluoU (lint tho
KM ran flfl flro thfotigh tllo jilffl IIP
dated lUhV they t6 fofrjovexi Bovoral
Inolit'fl from tho wall to provuut tlio
building from taking flro I tiovornl
.dlBtlngulshod niomJM'ix woro aluo (Ah
norvco cnroiuuy (oticiiing inu nHin
with tholr gloved HngoiH and tlion
Brn61Hh6f thoth lo Pod If thoy could
dotoct t'to odor of burned loathor.
Ht Loula Ilopiibllc,
FtOM WILLAXD.
Mrs. B. O. Geer, though qutto low,
la thounht to be improving.
Our Buuday school is lit quite a pro,
perous condition, having been organ
ised last Ootobr, under tho superlu-'
tendency of Mr. Thomuson. It has
maintained throughout tho winter
months a good atteudauco and has
kept alive a good Interest among tho
youug m well as tho old people. It is
bow planing to olvservo children's duy
in an appropriate manner, at wbloli
time O. II, Curtis aud Mr. Clapp, of
Foctlaad, will be with us.
The residence of Hen Davouport Is
searing completion. Whcu done it
will bo one of the (luest upjiearlug rwi
dtaoM iu WllUrd.
Dr, h. K, Hlbbard and J. Q.Graham,
of Portland visited frieuds uud relatives
about WlUard Uuuday.
Pearl Ger was up from Bllverton
Bunilay,
The ehecM dairy of Warren Ctauaton
la aow a plaoa of ootulderablu business.
About live or six wagons deliver milk
flTry woralug. Iu all about twenty,
three hundred pounds of milk Is uwd
aebfey frotu wbloli Is uudo about
twa hHttdwd aud forty pounds of
How Mall Clerk AmIH tlio Meniorj'.
Tlio railway postal clorlcs havo a
uniquomothod for learning tho routca
on which postoillcea aro located.
Tako, for ozamplo, tho Btato of Penn
Bylvania, hi which thoro are over
6,000 ofllcoB. Tho prospectivo mail
distributer buys u quantity of blank
cardB, about tho bizo, of mi ordinary
visiting card, and on each of those
ho writes tho liiuno of an oflico. On
tho back of tho card ho writes tho
niuno of tho roitfo by which tho office
is served with its mail. Taking in
hand a pack of thoso cards, say from
CO to 100, ho goosovor thorn ononftcr
auothor studiously, looking at tho
back each timo and getting tlio nnmo
and routo dearly associated in his
mind.
Tho second timo ho goes through
tho pack ho finds that ho knows tho
half of tho routes by reading tho
unmo of tho oflico. It is a dull Btu
dent who, upon going over a pack of
cards a dozou times, does not know
thorn thorouglily Tlio method is bo
elmplo niil such an aid to memoriz
ing that it is adopted by all mil way
mail dorks. By it clorks havo boon
known tomoinorizoiistatollko Penn
sylvania insidoof two months. Phil
adelphia Record.
Th tmetnti of Bt. flrnlt.
St. Denis waa a wanderer in tho
wilds of the Thcssalonian forests for
the btibco of soven years. Tlio
Btrango foods tliat ho ato nnd'tlio
constant comimnionshlp of nothing
but beasts aud birds had a startling
offecf. His fingers grow claws, and
his hair bocamo as tho fino fcathors
of an eaglo's nock and breast Final
ly, when" nearly heartbroken by tlio
changes that his wild lifo was mak
ing in body and mind, ho wandered
over to a fino looking mulberry troo
und ata, heartily of tho fruit Tho
treowas onchanted, and partaking of
its fruit brought a change inoro tor
riblo than all his othor transforma
tions ho lost ovory s6mblai)co to a
man, instantly changing his shano
and likeness to that of a deer. Ho
lay down undor tho treo and be
moaned his fntointhesq werds: "I
was oi iato a man, out now a
horned boast; I was a soldier, but
now a proy for doges. My bod of
downo I must oxchango for rrioss,
andj musick.for howleing windoa."
Whilo thus lamenting his fato, tho
treo Bpoko to him in words of cheer.
informing him that in sovon years
ho would bo n man again. "Which,"
tlio account Bays, "did truly como to
pass. " Exchange
J tftti Irtftff tiftftlmt'ii ttllfll
tmtemty tmti nwnffl timt yon
)iOMH A (Ifnfllonl MtMWMhi
&M skrttHkili Ha inn qj
ill linra (lid MlrlH lifedoliifirtnl
ijrrwfitotrt bttt irlistfltef burn
the uhilfrtyhttt hhh it
in the htrmu
arid ono tiling U ml&Ui NO ono
will fOiiiflln n tljrsjicptlo trlio will
It vlll totntii
fttpHnhtiiUf
Aout Iilrlli
rftad at tli mo
Hubs
tketri thn lAver working and
hU bodily ailment
ivilt dieappcar
m Bpl'J
ttuiitm vAMttmi,
VAVMl itAHUMU,
Hsfufil Wfrff Wtfildrff
0ofilmft(10hrnlM (fffWt,
Qau, KoiKiflali,
CASH 'MARKET
ilHlmfflinfid fitidtHfttf
m m sum,
" MO h, MX6HP
H'tOtill AMD MitUlt
LbmiiAVWH
K(ltrili tni OH sll slnrfef
ItMfdenes tW, Mlti snd JC It, Hi,
Scroon Doors
-AM J0M1IM.
fllittf l(sMlM.
J.lASMJaY.
Moat Market
f ol Oifinittli Htli
U'MtnHiti i'omrtiillrfi
i.AJMJIPfll'.
Tllo for 8alo
Brfofc Mil Tlfo W,
HUntH rlAi.i
JOHN & MARTIN,
Horsofilioclng
IliAOKflMITiJIMfJ
ri(l Hlfrvt - - rJaletrt
i t MMBIT kW
VAMHhH,
ttfoek,
a
"'T'HiriNMifiiitJ
nmutw wiimh
aa.
T. W, TIlOIINBIji
Tli UpMtlmi,
f I . . .A . . I
'XaMM'WMJJLttm,,
, mT&tiswSfr m
Tof man diaii tfir inn I lufliftd
Is In ll wftful fofM
IVflbfM
doctor, but lh iffotiJMl no itUtt.
BlmmoM Uttt Kf cuUlor. hl(h tvttd m
irllh
1 lfld lTfj
AIIMII
fM mc
1 wouM not
llflrld
Irt
Ihorl limit, f I li mhA m(IUin:
U ttiihoul ll,"lAMM A. Hotmt fblld'. l'.
"A. H StiWfuI rmllV rtmed tot ljttfSt,
Torpid IJrrr, Contllpallon, (e., I hardly. rtf
Bn.iiuiiH ci.v. finu .,bt ncTfi nvn ui.ap
ld In ih effect tirm!uodf II ml la x
ii aiMMfi oi mi Biomnco
IcEihoy, Mcon,()
olnld In ih trfrcl r
FBOM HUBBARD.
ra. Kiss) Ing, the KutuiltrrM, at
YHtani, kaiwtlwr vletlm of the gripe.
sak Oarber has Ukeu unto himself
a btitwrUilf.
A, IUimIhii Neutluel,
Tlio stornost ideal of uiilitary duty
1b fulfillod by tlio Russian soldier,
On leaving an Armenian villago tha
writer iwwseu a beautiful trroen vol.
loy watered by a rlvor that ilowwl
botwoou strong embankments.
Ills Annouion servant told him that
in April, 1888, aftor n groat storm,
tho fiver roso in hucIui flood that the
persons' lirtng near tho bank fled for
their lives.
Thorq wiw iv powdur magazine noAr
tho rivor, Tho Bon,tinol who was
guanltug it prepared to rotroat, but
tlio oillcors who wore watclilng tho
bcono n-oni a mouutiun forbaqo him
to iwivo ms jKist l-or an hour tho
t)oor follow struggled against tlio ris
ing waters, clinging dcsoratcly to
tlio lock of tho maguzino door.
Tho water roso to his elilrt, and
when ho was literally within mi Inch
of death tho flood ceased. IIo was
decoratetl by tho government with
tho riblon of somo honorary order
In recognition of his horoio olclienco.
"A Journey to Mount Ararat"
A Story of lull Ur.
Auioui; uio many cnaractcrutia
Another Man' Loci.
At tho capitol in Baton Rougo Is a
portrait of Zachary Taylor, with
which is connected an amusing rem
iniscence Whilo General Howard,
tho author of Taylor's recent "Lifo,"
was looking at tho picturo, an old
resident said to him :
"Why, sir, that is Zachary Taylor's
head and body, with another man's
legsl"
"How Is that, my friond?"
"Oh, tho old Kontloman would not
sitas n, model. When ho little thought
what was boing done, tho artist
sketched his head and body, but as
tho gonoral declared ho could not af
ford tlio timo for further operations
tlio painter was Obliged tofluish with
another man."
TI19 result iq said to bo fuirly good.
It iq ft well executed picturo, though
tho faco is neither eo firm nor bo
Btrong as that of othor portraits, and
tho flguro is that of a man somowhat
taller than tho general.
CofTeo In 11 tor all.
On tho mountain Bidos a brilliant
scarlot borry on n Binall, dark green,
sinaii loaveu onsn will uUract an ob
eorvnnt oyo. Rroak open tho borrv.
and imbedded in each half will bo
found n whito seed with a lino run
ning longthwiso through tho flat, ex
posed Biirfaco. In this uufumiliar
gulso it will'not take you long to roo
oguizo Coffco, which iB indigenous to
'tliJsBoih Bomo exports havo been
mudo of this product, and it is found
in tho Honolulu groceries under tho
utlo or Koua coffco, Counoih&ours
havo pronouueed its flavor and aro
ma equal to' tho Mocha It could
doubtless bo cultivated to ad vantage.
BncecMiful experiments havo also
boon mudo in tho cultivation of tho
olive. Limes grow iu groat profu
eiou und to a fino hizo,-Washington
Star,
I'mvmlliic Snurliiff.
Wife (to hnslmnd, wIjco loud snor
ing keeps her awake) -Charlie, Char
Uo, do stop btionugl Turn over on
your side. (Nudges him.)
Husband, ouly half awako, grunts,
turns on his side aud contiuues to
snore.
B. L. Calvert tnado a trip to Portland
Friday,
TI10K. of P's lultated two members
In the first degree and ono In the second
Friday night. Past Chancellor Fuller,
of Adelphia lodge and M. Mlchol both
of Woodburn, assisted in tho interest
ing ceremony.
Harvey Hlnkle has returned from his
trip up in tho mountains. He reports a
very Jolly trip (?)
Earnest Illesland has improved his
pluco very much, building a new fence
and also a sidewalk in front of bin
dwelling,
J. N. Fergeson of Salem was u caller
Friday evening.
Norman lluck has the finest field of
strawberries seen hero.
Hop men aro too busy to come to
town unless absolutely necessary.
Geo. J. Wolfe and wife went to Cor
vullla Thursday morning to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Wolte's brother who
was burled Friday.
John C. Fowler returned Saturday
from a tw.o weeks business trip iu
Clackamas and Multuomub counties.
The Christian Endeavor society meet
every Sunday evening iu Gleasou's ball
Visitors a re cordially welcome.
Several of the young men of Wood
burn rode down last Sunday on their
bicycles.
We understand Prof. Roberts and
family are going to remove from this
place soon.
J. F. Yoder'purcbosed a now binder
and Bays his small grain is iu excellent
condition and spleudid prospects tor a
good crop.
Abrubarn Chinard finished hoeing
his hops last S.iturduy,and Is now busy
plowing aud cultivating them.
Mr. Calvert made quite a change in
the postofllco last Monday.
R. F. Smith und wife of Needy, were
iu towu Monday.
8. W. Hardesty aud William Thomp
son buve returned from a business trip
toTacoma, Washington.
Youug Isreal Chinard came inear
getting drowned in Mr. Wolfe'irflah
pond. Ho fell out of the boat but when
he cumo up the second time ho succeed
ed In grosplug an oar aud wua drawn
out. Parents should keep such small
children away from such places.
TUTT'S PILLS unver disappoint the
invalid.
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wiuiHiwuii uo iwwnwi lor n uuiey uer imMxuut u becouu mulge, which
pwu which a groat bollo desired to elicits nnothur cruut, "Oh. Chnrlio
lillVd nlicnlnl a1. ...tin.... FtM..-. .-.-...1 la -.1 . ... '
h..,h wmimi.ij iiuiijuu. xiiui;rvi u youti kcoji your Ull
't IMMttrimilriMJl rSiatorU
. a wtTv.ii 1
mail tinont tlio liiuht consultinir with
hU collaborators, but tho idea refused
to niatorinluHi, Woaiy with their
f ruitlttM tall, tho thrvo artists steniKxl
out on n Imlcouy to rct ami forgot
their dtfcaiipolntiuent in a vlgarotte,
"Voila! It Is tho dawn," wld one,
"Chdl It in tho drwa," t'nwl Worth,
wnl VDwu," with iU triiWlo hanno
uW of gray and violet ami row nhot
liiruiHca with gold, waa the succw i
ot the IM1II.-K0W Yck Sun. '
mouth nhiit. viuiM
,. ... .,...-..- -
ik) an rigucr
Cliarlio (still Boiuicousclons) So
would you. Kxchanip.
Wliy II Luoka So Cruu.
"Who la that cross looking old man
in tho comvr't" asketl the fair visitor
who was looking through Tte Plun
gvroAice, ' '
"That," replied the editor, "lg the
...... nUj nitin uui B1UUI ULUU
Jokgn. "Exchange,
l(alsci . yrt CanrcH'n I jTrtr Live, .
aro iimlly vkIiii.Ic in lyntiii i, ft..-
ivltTnitltnclliNnnii.vmrcoii-li l li
lhy alsocorrrct all cliSAnler or l. jirich.
llmuUti tlio liter aii.l ii1'- 't.sela.
vtco u uty oau rurr:
IS
luit f.
hrv 1
(It? r u
but at
tJ
5,
4 IO thOM
cmpltntt
- tins sot rj
O' Uwm tt floa
omaBTwajiihat
to do Kllhout Umko.
4WHE
n tl. haiM rf tta m&iiir Hv tlui l4m U km
n nul our ttn'ut taast. Our E-M ew it
wMU oUm- An Mnt.
(Un'i Lirw l.iTm r-Hxa are trrr mall
anlTvrjrmtty tulako Oon or two Utit m&k
d Tur ' H-Wtlr rcvtawaad do
nfH rim or purww but f I heir MHt acka
Wrturt U vho uv Itwau la ik at locvaM,
J( tot flj rVM rrrwv arat by Butt.
SsilMM U(l
book store or news stand.
1 Called Rack.
8 Uad to lleau
'4 MamerortbsMme.
5 Lova'a Martyr.
8 t'anoonteiibeii Malnchl.
Z A KpotrorFortnae.
TheMrtapan Affair.
9 A nv oiuan f Kacnnoa.
10 Karma.
11 A V.ar Deed; A 'rale t tho Ptasant'a
War. 7 1
U A Home I'tk'ty.
IS The Gray and the Blue.
i AbuiE?i1'1 tei Ejfe' nd CtciVt fortune
15 A Hteel Mecklace.
17 Jru.
18 Hbe.
1 KlneBolomon'iMlaei.
20 Dark llaya.
Ill Dmth or Dlibonor.
. ie "n?,ThnB Needful.
t Tbe Kvll Goniun.
fa"?al0xr,r""-T,aeedjr ,n the Ruoda
m aU,ofe"r' wrd Roeeher.
2? Allan Quar orma n.
-2 onlyaFdrmer'aDaujhUr.
. A,0"B'"nmal rrlp.
80 r'aotand Ianmo.
SI AModeruDlrco.
Si A Human lover.
S fcrVarnMr
T.r;J,tyl.,.n, Mr yo'
SSuth. ; or' Nortb ,nl
40 A lluton'fo-a Heart.
41 Warrlaaaudl)lv roo.
M TbiS.Hril.,,,,,P'r-
A Jrlnr of tho Hlood.
it Muna'a ubolM.
M A We IntorMt,
a sas "-
Hh,rrr?MiDull?r,r0m8cotUndYr'1
M Tho lartnera.
M Tb. Wr- nf Road,
fg KltucorKna.o.
ii A ll-i UhmJ Thing-.
61 ciVu "ua LouU
pia HUiar'i Hero.
M TbonucHhallOho.u.
' '-ly Hutlon'a Ward.
W Tracklm tho Truth.
i7A..,UaMkco.
-i rr.r."-
87 Raleigh Rivera.
88 Jack Dudley' Wife.
9 TheMadrJoxei.
90 AitarnBrde.
19 Th" Queen'i Token.
W TheCadleVGallerV.
W The English man ol theRue Cain.
' IarTSoaKallurtT
s Almeda.
o? A?d",noU8oUnfa,
Thre5eY3e.h0rAnne,Ujr'
,S .Y"rej'liie Leading Lady.
101 Cleopatra.
Jm ThS3'en,,0,8bem.
A,-'rooked Path.
104 Marooned
m JSuldnt Atone.
?S T.ne.0?i0,nsof the Heart.1
U "r.eaAnr,'.hGOrSnf0rDr-Plem'
112 XfafeTw "
! fh.,A'r'ddWoood
S I,BJrne Home.
12 Trovat.
1 licatrlce.
"""lit Uurand.
vn ClolitorWendhuaen.
15 flOlutlonoflJoddJ
K. .K,70!TrlnTty. m,ld-
SS AS4r?.4.TAS:ttV
THROUGH TICiiKIS
To allpolnuin the Kantern htatei, CaniJJ
auu curope can De ooutiriea at Kiwmvws
irom . W. 6KIHNKK, Ageill, Bil!
imf, nuuniio, akhv. u. f. una num.,
R. KOKHLKH, Manacor.
The Yaquina Route,
It
And Oregon Development comrany'J ateaii
hip line. 225 mllen shorter, W boun H
time than by any other route, First m
through nuBflnirflr onrt (relirlil line fit
roriiaiid and all lolnw ln the WllUmcs
vaiiey to and from an Kranclsoo.
TJMK BOHfcDUUE, (Except BunrtayJ
XiV Albanv l-rVIn ml t.v IVirvnllla 1 Ull
Ar Yaaulna.0 p m 1.V Yaquina ...6:4'
Lt Oorvallla. 10:35 am Ar Albahy 11.10 1 1
o. 4 O. trains connect at Albany anil I
vallli.
. The above trains connect at Yaquina will
tkeUrrgon DoveJ pment Co.' line otiltw
oetween Yaquina and bun rrnclco
.,' ;" TaMengero fiom Portland ano i
TTummeue valley points can mnkecloe s
OeCtlOn With thM iKlninrthb Vunnlna K
at Albany or Corvallis and If detllutd toh
r rancisco should arrange to arrlvu at Yaqu.
tbeevenlnar hAhirA ntnf euiii.iv
tFMtenger and Fielght Raten alwarillj
HUIiMAN ACo.. IrUiibt and llcket Mi
? SX.'IVi.' "' I'orllBUd. Or., or I
O. O. HUOUK, Ao't Uen'l Ft i'ats. M
r. tr Pii.".ctncK' (o.Conalll,Cil
t. H. IIABWi.LI,. 1r. n. nM i.'iilit and I
Pass. A gl. Ore Develi)iufntCoJ
BW ilOlilVWll r
From Termini! or Interior Points the
Northern Pacific Railroad
ii
lithe line to tako
To all Points East and Sooth.
-iiif ,h dining car route, it runs throutb
vestibule trains,' every day In the year 10
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO
!1V SI Hwuty.
sure.
ofQabrleUe,
-vlng or Deaj.
int:i
t. II. t. a. ..
Kalnr ilni.i
W Uadaru'a Want
u ite" ""loerton.
" Da4Jrous 0Ujv,
li TheJudgeT
. wutnot
S THS Ug,nt tu1 'lied.
Ill jo..dwined.
14i llortenie.
14 Woo Winie Winkle
J An Ideal lunatic.
yyofKoiiyf'
l!? Th,.lifdyw",0,n"
ti Iur.ncs!.or'Ch,w-
IM What's Ured loth oRone
!ai i)l?,uorthCrosswJs.
iii .".'rorflkUl,
Th.MrV4tf
iii A-ttantwol earth.
Jl XbiMa4kTHl
12 -5JJBdMrB'r.
(No change or ears.)
uf dlaltigcars uitkurpasHed,
room sittwre
neasi
fWTjPW ;oflatt4tciuinMOt
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars.
Best that ran be constructed and In wblrh
oocoinniodatitus are Loth Irea nnd lu
nlshed for holders offlrst and second-clai
tickets, and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
i f--rVTt Ions can tee
in ttlCCtu buy agent M
, Acoulluuoio line conceiting with all
lino, aaordln direct and uninterrupted
fttUmaa ah
euro inadrn
theroao.
.Through (teketo to and from all oin
? Bwctoaa and Kurope tan be
wjomaay Uekot oBloe oithU com-
KbI) lafc-faMoo eoaeerniBg rates, Hut
tSN!l9 eUtf detalU JuruUtiKl
a mj. uiunuiu.il
I fasoongar Agenl.
ear. Waahlsgtosii
Ho.
ort-
TlTlii' mm
HHArY DOWNING, Agcatf
- "
n
aioniin" ntfc2jj
Be . ., ..i . Ii. na
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