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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895 | View Entire Issue (March 31, 1894)
sfiabas'Sa' JU3t A WORD. In tho midst of life's ivvcrses, When thy pathway all teems dark. Black us tnldnlRlit, uiillhiinlncd E'en by plenstiru's faintest spnrki When Jeep nlooni nnil end foreboding Crndles theo wltliln Its arms, And thy soul is filled with broodlngs Working lit like evil charms; When thy labor all seems useless. And existence one great fain, Joy nnd hope nro fled foreer And to (struggle on seems aln. Do sotno tender deed of mercy To a soul Ith borrow rucked, Give the balm of luviuiz kindness In (oino helpful little net. That ono deed thy soul will lighten, And its heay gloom IU lift, As a rny of brilliant sunshine Thiougli tho blackcbtcloudsmaydrlft. Good Housekeeping. JR. IIURFS HOLIDAY. "No business tomorrow, my dear," Mr. Hurd announced cheerfully to his better half as ho stepped into the sitting room and deposited several brown paper bundles upon one of the chairs. "Why, to bo sure," sho responded, brightening up. "I had almost for gotten that it will bo a holiday. What aro you going to do to cele brate? I suppose that we might all go off somewhere for tho day," she concluded thoughtfully. Mr. Huid shook his head. "There tiro a number of things about the houso which I am intending to look into tomorrow; it is only a few days ago that you wero complaining that I was not inoro domestic, so now I am going to turn over a new leaf. I have come to the conclusion that wo are constantly paying out money to incompetent workmen for little odd jobs that T could just as well do my self Any man with brains and the proper tools can turn off a good many dollars' worth of work in his spare moments," ho went on as ho removed the paper wrappers from the several bundles. "Are you sure that you aro feeling as well as tuual, Theodore?" his wife inquired, watching him in anxious as tonishment while she recalled her many fruitless efforts in the past to awaken in him a desire to help about feoiw slight household detail which needed attention. "Never better, my dear," ho an swered, unrolling a bottloof gluoand setting it upon tho mantelpiece. "Why do you ask?" "Well, you tee, Theodore, it is such a new deparfuro for you that I couldn't help wondering if" "Well, if what?" "If anything wero tho matter if you wero quite yourself. You're not feverish, aro you, Theodoro?" she con cluded, running her lingers over his forehead. Mr. Hurd smiled benignly as ho produced a small can of paint and a brush, which ho sat down next to the glue. "I'll tell you just how it happened, my dear," ho said. "On my way down town I overtook Lov ering, and as we walked along to gether 1 asked him casually how ho was going to spend tomorrow. 'As I usually spend my holidays,' ho re plied, 'in repairing and tinkering up things about the house and doing my best to freeze out tho carpenter and tho plumber, besides sorting over old papers and putting things to rights that I seldom have a chance at.' Aft er I left him I began to think how many holidays I had wasted when I might have been really accomplish ing something nnd have had money in my pocket to boot. "I have reformed, my dear," ho concluded, opening tho last of the pa per bundles, "as you will see tomor row. Here aro half a dozen new tools which I find I need if I am to do any thing of tho sort really well. Isn't that a nice little hammer? And you remember that wo hadn't any chisel or screwdriver that a man could prop erly work with." Mrs. Hurd gazed at her husband, while tears roso to her eyes. Theo dore," sho said huskily, "you have realized one of my dearest hopes. With all your faults, you have al ways been far ahead of other men, mid now now I am almost afraid you aro too perfect. You'ro sure that you do feel quite well aud haven't any sharp paiu darting through your chest?" Tho following morning Mr, Hurd began to carry out his good resolu tions immediately after breakfast, and when tho younger children urged him to go for it walk ho informed them that "father had some very im portnut work to do, but thnt they might watch him if they liked." Mrs. Hurd mot him soon afterward uountmg tho attic stairs, followed y a procession of willing helpers. "Where nre you going, Theodora?" she inquired. "It is a long timo since wo had the tank cleaned out,"' ho responded, ' 'and 1 see no need of paying an in competent and expensive plumber, who brings unothor man to stand around and look at him, for doing a simple thing liko that" "Vtry well, dear," his wifo said encouragingly, "only are you sure that you uudoretaud all about it?" "Of course I do," he replied a trifle indignantly, and Mrs. Hurd, realizing that6he ought to have moreconfi leiicu iu liiax than to suggest such a (fcaniUluy, retired meekly to herowu rooui, where she quietly settled her self to her embroidery, "It ia such a comfort to havo Theodore interested fe"3S2S252S! .... .. ...BWIAmc7 HHMiirMai TMiiyir 4lllllaon1Ut1.lt..... ..I. .14... , iT X manei bU0 imuKuieir ittiHcr iirst ono tunic nnil flinn ni,n,. .. i i ii SaKt? 1S V?1C! ftteS. . room and to bniitr him n nnil nnd two or three spoi'orcs. In tho course i" fivo minutes her youngest son appeared at her elbow. 'What is it. Johnnie?" she questioned. "Father wants his other pair of jlasbes," he announced; "he's just smashed hi hot ones." "What, those bountiful new pel) bios!" Mrs. Hurd cried regretfully. "How did it happen f" "Oh. he was just looking down into tho tank, and they dropped off aud struck on a pieco of lead pipe," John nie answered, skipping gayly away with the other pair of glaes. To him these little casualties added greatly to the enjoyment of tho occasion. In a short space of timo a rap at Mrs Ilurd's door caused her to look up from her work. In the doorway stood the cook, appaiently much agi tated. "Oh, mum. "sho gasped breath lessly, "somethin's a leakiu. Will yez come down to tho kitchen? Sure an tho ceilin's all wet an drippin down on me." Mrs. Hurd sprang up. "They must havo let the bathtub overflow," sho exclaiined. "Come, wo must all turn to with mops, cloths and all tho sponges wo can get hold of " "I surprise you know, Theodore, that you havo flooded thehouse,"bho called up stairs, adding, "quick, Johnny, bring me down all those sponges this very minute." As Johnny came leisurely down stairs with the necessary sponges, ho remarked gleefully: "Pa couldn't clean it out much of any, after all. Ho says that no ono but tho plumber can get at it." At this point, having reached his mother's side, he whis pered, "He's broken his other glasses, too, but he said wo needn't say any thing to you about it." A little later in tho morning, when tho household had once more re sumed its usual atmosphere of tran quillity, Mr. Hurd entered tho sitting room, with an air of quiet determi nation. "I am going to adjust that new gas burner that I bought so long ago," ho remarked, displaying it. "Oh. Theodore, don't you think you had better leave it till tho gas man comes? ' his wifo remonstrated. "Nonsense," ho responded. "1 should hope that I could screw n a simple fixturo like that Boys," he added, "just run down cellar and bring mo up the tallest steps, and then ask Jane if she knows where that monkey wrench was put." Mrs. Hurd withdrew onco more to the seclusion of herowu apartments, after a timid protest regarding tho danger of allowing the gas to escapo too freely. Sho embroidered peace fully for a few moments and was be ginning to congratulate herhclf that all was well, when a dull thud, ac companied by n crash, caused her to spring to her feet. "Oh, what has happened?" sho called out in agonized tones "Aro you killed, Theodore f" Mrs. Hurd rushed frantically down stairs iu timo to catch sight of her husband picking him&elf up from the floor, where ho bad apparently been seated amid shattered fragments of several glass globes which had ac companied his sudden ties-cent, while the voices of tho children questioned anxiously. "Havo you hurt yourself, papa?" Beforo his family could ascertain how badly he had been injured, ho roso majestically.swelling with right eous indignation, and even refusing to allow Mrs. Hurd to examine tho cut on his left wrist, which was bleeding freely from too close a con tact with ono of tho defunct gas globes. "It is shameful to keen a pair of steps liko that in tho cellar of any re spectable hoiiio," he thundered, crunching the brokon glass under foot. "They aro only fit for kindling wood 1 They should havo been chop ped up long ago, long ago! I never in my life saw such a shiftless set of people. Nobody takes a bit of inter est in anything about the house, but everything is loft for me to attend to, and I I havo nothing more impor tant to do than to spend my timo reg ulating tho contents of thoatticmid the cellar. Aud now look at that!" And he minted upward to tho half adjusted gas fixture. Mrs. nurd turned her eyes in that direction and allowed them to rest regretfully on tho chandelier, which was bent far out from its UMial position and no longer hung at right angle from tho ceiling. "Never mind that, Theodoro," she raid consolingly. "I'm thankful that it broke vour fall. Wo shall havo to get the gas man bore to fix it, and I10 , ran fifiL.1i iiiliufctni'' the new burner 1 nt the same time, bo pleaw nay you won't attempt to do anything more to it just now, won't you, Theodore?" And Mr. Hurd wiid he wouldn't After luncheon, Mm. Hurd ur-god that it would bo a good chanco for - " . thora to make a loug talked of call on , tueir now ueignoora Muivas i . "I've boen waiting for you to go with me. Theodure," be ventured porsuasively. but Ue shook his head and iuiUl that he dulu t feel liko making calls. "Than I will run over without Bho said reagnedly, thinking "It Is an education for thucliildrr-n :.""" "" ,IU' uwu uwuuirai nuffoii eltidlrd In na old too," she meditated ns fIig liarrinvl ' .!t"..i.. ... , eurdeii, and whenever t.t, a to them running up and down stairs i IV , , -R i "t "f idea loft l.m room and took a w., ,..... ,.;A t. . u s.ns pleasantly, looking into tho librniv. . thwr... you, , ttt talBhl be fating umeWhAt 1 itii.il kfUi. t.J r11 l. ill.... .11. i.' i ...i i. ...n. . , , "' uur misuaim was settled com- ! f,,rtal,1' Wlth hi3 PP and '" o" tho '-S-n'es, "WliyWt you take a magazines "Why don t you take a iiui uuu i ui goiiui sue sugceeu, pausing with her hand on the front door knob Then she went cheerfully 011r,M r Wa'" . m-ii. aim. nuni reUirilCU. llllVO- quarters of an hour later, a strong odor of paint greeted her nostrils, mingled with another unmistakably like benzine. "Johnny," she in quired of her youngest boy, who v as buried in a book in a distant corner ot tho library, "whore is ycrur fa ther?" "Oh, bo's up stairs painting tho back entry," ho responded. "I was helping him, but I got somo paint on me, and ho sent mo down here." "On you," his mother exclaimed, scrutinizing him hastily, "6ay, rath er, all over your lovely new suit Oh, Johnny, how could you bo so careless!" Mrs. Hurd hurried up stairs, guided by nn increasing odor of paint, which plainly bespoke tho continuance of Mr. Ilurd's good resolutions. As she opened the door into the back entry her husband's voice called to-her to "look out for paint. I've painted tho door on both sides," ho concluded, but this warning camo too late, for aheady her velvet capo had swept against the newly coated surface. This was more than flesh and blood r-ould withstand, aud Mrs. Ilurd's pent up iudignatici burst forth. "I should think that you had dono enough harm for one day, Theodore," bho exclaimed leproachfully; "my best cape is entirely ruined, and you know it isn't paid for yet! I meant to havo told you that tho bill for it came in only yesterday." "Go back, don't como out here, my deal'," Mr. Hurd cried excitedly. "We've just met with an accident. They will happen in tho best regulat ed families, you know." Hero his voice too1, on a more persuasive tone as ho cast a hurried look at his wife, who stood like somo avenging spirit in tho doorway, and then he stooped down and continued to rub the car pet energetically with a roll of cloth which ho held in ono hand. "Havo you decided to paint tho en try carpet with a whole roll of my emergency bandages, Theodore?" Mrs. Hurd said coldly. "I thought you had bought yourself a now brush for that purpose." Then sho relented slightly at sight of his dejected coun tenance as he knelt upon the floor. "What was the catastrophe this time?" she questioned mournfully. "I was opening that largest pot of paint, and very excellent paint it is, too," ho responded volubly, "when Johnny knocked my elbow, wholly by accident, my dear, and sent tho contents all over the floor. So wo havo had rather bad work bore with it, but it's pretty much all up now," ho announced, with an effort at great cheerfulness, as ho gave a final rub with tho emergency bandage. "After all, this carpet is about worn out," Mr. Hurd went on, "so a little paint on it doesn't matter. More over, I told tho boys that thoy might as well begin to take it right up, and I would see about getting a new ono tomorrow. They're workers, I can tell you! Why, they have taken out all tho tacks already aud, by tho way, Johnny stepped on 0110 and ran it into his foot, nnd I told him that ho had better lot you look at tho place to seo if thero was any dan;jer of his having lockjaw or anything of that sort." "I will go and bathe his foot iu hot water at once," she replied, turning to depart. Then bho paused and look ed across tho back entry at her hus band, who stood confronting her in his shirt sleeves. "May I ask why tho stopper is out of that bottle of benzine?" sho queried. "Oh," ho answered meekly, put ting in the cork, "1 got a little paint on my own coat, and I thought that benzine would take it off I've heard you say that it was tho best thing" Mrs. Hurd lifted her skirts ginger ly and stepped across the entry car pot. "I will take your coat and got off tho paint, Theodore," she said re assuringly, "if you will promiso mo ono thing. Promise mo that you will under no circumstances help any more about the houi.0." "Very well," ho assented, "then I won't melt up auy of that gluo I brought homo to mend the chairs with." "No, no, indeed," sho protested earnestly. "If you have any lovo for me. Theodore, say that you will do nothing of tho sort. It U all vory well for ordinary men men who haven't your talents and ability to do buch things, but with you it is quite different. You are capable of something bettor. Speiid your hoh , any way you liko. Go to tho i " i, ?f .i, i i.,-i I 'II1U. IMJ UBIJWlt. Wk Diiiuau, iim uu bank, but (jivo mo your word that whatever hapiKtns you will nover bo helpful ubout the bouto again I" Aud with his hand upon tho bon zine bottlo Mr. Hurd took a solemn oath that be never would. Caroline ... . ., . j,,,,,,. in Boston Transcript. Afraid ot PI re. "Havo you had your new house In .unxl, Mm. Dwigl.tr "Y.M "Your husband is afraid of fire, then!" Mercy, yea. He will K-ave tue uouso anv time DOioro ue wiu inuu uuo, v.aVa.. !- vnnir'n nnu -- Chicago Inter Ocean. HOW THfcY UfOT&. lower in Mi log? for tin allc anions Bocthius wrote "the "Consolations of Philosonhv" in iirfcoii. nnd in oritur (o keep tho uiannwript from the jailer hid it in his bed. Def oo always wrote in a hurry, and the Ciu.t 0.M,inins tho innumerable 1nist.1k.-d , and discrepancies in his "Robinson Cm- , n.'" nm nrlier win-ks. Chaucer talked over the stories of his .'nntcrbury series with his friends, and ifter getting the niirrativo to suit hiui it down nnd wrote it. 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Itliaaan Imprnvrd I'.lectrlo Huapcnsory, theirreatest boon ever Klven weak nien.and r.iiiiiiK. itiiosaa imprnvra i-.iecirio nuapenaory, ineirreatesi noon ever given weak men, ana wo warrant it to euro any of the above weaknesses, and toenlarge shrunken limbs, or parts, or .lliiucy Itt'lUlllloil.. TllOV arncraded In atrennth tn meat men, and will euro the worst cases In two or three month. Addrois for full Information. SANDEtM ELECTRIC CO. .72 FirstSf., PORTLAND, OREGON .. 11. ,v.u in c.iiuii 1 mi 11 nun v uniiuijituii ttw., I'urilnud, Or. Mwfl! llWitl'O COpSf0rV TO SALT LAKE ; DENVER. OMAHA, KANSAS CITY, CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS I AND ALL EASTERN CITIES 3 1 DAYS to CHICAGO ilflllH le nu'c'Keist to ca2 'ant llfllll u'c'(er to Omaa ani Kan- Tbrwigb Pullman and Tourist Sleepers, Pre' Reclining Chair Cars, Dining Cars, &&&m, Receivers. f . rtn and wiwul Information oull tin or tui&itu, vV. )l. HUHLBUnT, Aut, f A iU Wu.alo.Uiii III . Cor.S4 fUHTLXXU. OKMM. sa, WW iWM.yftafen ' iwmiiitMiwiaiiM IT tr a "BT. rr a ! HEAD Ft, 1-... .. .... .. . ... 1 ... u1 " . . V urower, l.uu per uotue I 0 lor JJ.UJ. CO., .... .w-f ---" ai a Cross Hoi Wholesale and Itctail Dealer in Fresh, Salt ami Smoke il .Heats oi'a lliimls 95 Court and 110 State Streets. BANDF.N'8 E1.V.CTIII0 nr.I.T with rioctlo DlnpnctloSueiii'ii. ory will euro vrllliont modlcluo all of thuaboro troubles. Vhoso who sutrar from Nfrvoim llrblllty, T.nn.ip. Ilrnlna. l.nat nifltihiin.l. Jl orvouxiieaB. HlocplfNinrRR, 'nor .llomory, nil foninlu Com. filulntM, nudaenoriil 111 licullli, heelTectaof abuses, oxcossea. worrf orozpoaure, will Hnd relief nnd prompt cure In our marvelous Invention, winch requires but a trial to convlnco tho most skeptlail. In Ignorance of ef. fects you may bare umulr drained your srstsni of nerve forcoand vltalll j vrlifcli In c-lrclrlrlly and thus caused yourvroukncssurluckof forro. If you replace Into your system the elements thus dialned. nhlcli aro re quired tor vlgorousstrensth, you will remove the cause and health, strength and vigor will follow at once. This Is our plan and troatment, and we fuatanleo a oura or refund money , .,....,, should bo road by every young, J)r. rtanden's Klectria licit Is no oxperiineui - SE - YVE CAN CURE YOU! LAME OACK AND RHEUMATISM. .. .- .Portland Oieuon, Hsptember 28,1891 Dr. A.T. Bandtn, Dear 81 r t Years of etponur and hard work, combined with the strain coming from the Jar of an unqioe, Rarnroea atverocasoof lame back, from which 1 Buffered for stveu years. I was to bad that 1 could not bend my back. V as all doublsd up wiia iv. i uouKut one 01 your Dens, it nnipa me In id of tw days, and I continued to antral tor four mouths, being perfectly eureiL That was two years 11 o.nnu lomaiwei today as later was In my me. 1 know lour belt well, and I know lots of puplewlio havo been cured by it. Many otheis need It, and If tbey would try It they would find it the same as I did the beat remedy in the world. I am located hore permanently, and wll I be slud to talk with an. one who wants to Inquire atmur l, llOUU'T IIUKKeL, Engineer Hotel Portland. L08TVITALITYAND 'STRENGTH. .m . -. . . Kvirett, wash, June 18,1892. Dr. A. T. 8ando-. Pear Hlri Slnre'wearlna' bi It I have been sreatly benefited. I feel in r old on. t-taw belt I find myself twice as v sorous as before. My fast returnliitfi anil altera uiouth'auiieof the memory is now nearly perfect, and each day shawe for the better. I f 1 much etrnntfer the tiefnre ustna the belt. Yours truly, IlKMiy. ovnuuiz. ELECTRIC BELT allataffAanf vntknnif in vnlin. inlilrllH.ntfiiilnrfilil East and South -VIA- THE SHASTA ROUTE -OllttlC . Southprn Pacific Companv. CAMfOKMA KXI'ltKBH TllAIN IllJN DAILY US' TWKS.N POllTLAKU ANUH. , riiuiii. TTTi.1i. Wi 11. n. K): 11.111. J Korth. IV. I-V. Ar. l'lirtUuil Hulem Han Krun. Ar, Vr. I tCSuu. 11 ,v. I 6u a, n bv I AIkivh trnlriH atop lit nil atutlons friin I'urtluiid U) Albany Inclusive; nltniutTuneeiii Hhedd, liulHoy, llurrlabtirkr. Junction (Jlty Irvlnii, KtiKtito mid nil stutloiu from Hoatburj to Aslilmid Iik'IuhIvu, 11'MKUIIKIIMAlL DAILY iiii u. ru. I l.v. 11:17 u. mI.v. M p. in, I Ar. i'ortluutf Ar. j i:M V. in, l.v. I 1:W p, iu. l.v. I 7.0) it. 11 Hulem lloKebunr Dining Cuix on Ogdcn I.uutv FDLLMAN BDFFET SLBBPEliS AU Second Class Sleeping Cars- Attached to nil through truliu. A'est Side DMsion, Belweeo Portland aol Ceryallis: PAILY (KXOKfr HUH DAY). liil u. in. tmlft p. in. IJ.V. lAr, nirtiuud llnrvallla Ar. l.v. 6ttS P. in Uu p. in. At Albauy mid Oorvitllu couuoct Irnlns ofOreicnn !'( flo luilmad. wilt KtHW16hHTMAIWlllII.Y SUCKITWHWUA Y tiW p. in. I'liVV " PorTlHud 7i25p. in. I Ar. MnMlnnvllle Ar. rS3$li. u l.v. I fMia.u TUKOUtiU TIC KiriS Tu nil oliit Iu the KaWru Htatna, ranarta aud Burut can be fibtalni-d nt luwtat rater iruut W Y kK INN Ell, Aent. Maleu). K.V. 1U10E1U-. AML u. ir. and l.. Afc-'l IL KOKUUM. UAtuutar fc BJ - leas. I'Kol'KfcSlONAlj Atsb JJUMMifcS CARDS. 1'. II. D'AltUY. Ill O. U. 1I1KUHAM. D'AHCY A lUNOllAM, AttornfjH nt Law, ltuimial, 'i nnil d, li'Aicy luuldnit, HI biute trttd. siHuliu ulti'iitUm k1cu to mist ueNMlu the biiiircino mill clicult tiuutHof the suite. 2 n DOC1UK 8. It. Il:mi)l'-"I11W, 17J SthlO St, iimi.1,o c ,urt lioii-i', una lliiil w ilium tltu Ullk'O liuurAU tu liitnil 1 Uu 11 Kicli., till rnli..Mu. t 1.1), .viluiuii at law, fcflflil, X lllgl.ll. IUIIcm tl! MHilh 111 IhlttiU lllOt'k H J. lt1U1lh.ll, Atloniey iu Kiw.saleui, Orc K ju. utllcu nver 1.11111's biiiilc. JJ.UUAtt.M.W, liUis r Bll AW A HOST . AtloiUHjx ut lu. OlIWo aver Capltul nmluuni bank, NHleiii, l)n nun, Jwiun A.Urtll o.N, Atloruuy ntlaw.rooma Siii.rl 4. luili biittK buiiqiiiK, full 111, Or. II. r.lM)S'ilAM W.n lioLilliH. B O.MIA .1 V tlUi.MKs, AlloinejH nt luvr. ufllet-In liiisli bluvit, bvtut'uu aliituuua ..nut in ' 'i 11 in 1 -ii i-t JUUN 1IA.nK, All'UltNhV-Al'-iAvV. t 01I10 lim- luiul uud pmiiipli.v rvnilttcd. .Uniiliy UKicK, cur, hluto una l.'ouiiiierclnl slroctK Hnli'in, (Iron m H-Mf. STbLiLiA aill'.KMAN. '1'yportrulus nud uoinmcrclH steuos nnlij. Oiliec, room 11, Uruy UUick, TuuUwaol ixirk uuuuutreit. sonubUi 111IUH 12-JU WO.KNIGliro.N -Architect nud biirorlc leudeut. (Jillce, ruoiua n uud S lHish Hreyuinn block. U-ltt-tl SO. UllUWNK, Al l)..-I'hysiclnu nnd Hur , gfcou. Ullke, Muri'by bloctt; resldonco, is, ciiinnK'rcliii HtiecL DR.T U. H.M1TH, DuntUt, IM SUto street B-iiem, Oregon. Finished dental opoia, lions of every ilescrlptlon. I'nluless opera tloiiH u gpeolally. The CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST, PAUL RAILWAY. Travelers "uiuko;u note on t." This Great Railway System Connects ST. PAUL and OMAHA Willi nil tiunRContluuutnl lluvti, eIvIuk dtiect and nviU lotutiiiinleii lion to nil KAbl K t I tin EOUTIIKltN I O NTH, AM) 13 Till: :::ONLV LINK::: liiiinliig i Klectrin l.lBlitml nud Hlninii Hunted Vosllbnlcd tnliu o( olcsint HlcepliiR, l'.trlor, DlnliiK nud llullot Onrn, with J'rce Jleclinfiig Chairs, Uik U( lit sorvlco ocroud to-nouu In the world. Tickets Hru uu r-iilu nt nil pioiulm nt rnllroad UKctOlllCUrl. Km In tlier lulu uintlon ni-lc t lie r curcfit rall- onl uyont, or iiildii'nH C.J. E)UY, Giumral Agt. J. V. CA3LY, Trav. Pas? Agt. PORTLAND, Oregon. From Tenoiual or Inteiior i'oiuls lb Northern Pacific Railroad I ii.tiio;iu,u to mi..;; To all Points Kiid and South. ItlHthudlnliii; cur i'itc, ltruui tlimnuh voillbulu truliiN ov ir day lu tho ytnr 10 SF. PAUL AND CHICAGO (No chauge of cam.) Composed ofdluliit'OirK uuHiirpaaned,: l'ulliiiiin dniwliii,' room tihteimra ut i lut tiit ciiulpmont TOURIST Sleeping Cars. Hem Unit run be coiiNtruotcd and lu which HiuimiiHHliilUmi are both tred nnd liir. ulaheiiror holdcnKirtlrdtnnd aocoudliUR tictelM.und EL1JUAK T DAY COACHEa. A ixiutluuoi Una oontwitlui; with all llunn. HtlordhiK dliKt uud uninterrupted Hhrvtcc I'lillui.in Hltt "rriloncan boao cured lu itdvti.M t'lroutfil uuy Hgent 0 tho road, Throuifh HoHwu, Ui uud from nil point In Viunrlcu, Kiil.iiid And liuiopj can tin pitriiliiiHod ul any tu.mit onico of IhU com piny. Kulllnrurinutlouoouccrnlnc rntsx, time of trultiH, ronton and other dotulU furuUhod 011 rinulloutluu to any ueeulor A. 1). (JHAULTON, Aaslxtnnt (leueral 1'aHneuwer Atfont. No, Ul Ktret street, oor. Waunluctju; Port- lnnd.Ureiiou Buaw & Downinci, AnetitH. Steamer fllfona VOn J'OHTLAND. lAvw-fn II iNe'ri dnek M011 lay, Wrdneadayil ud Krli)tnri7 nu III. ItKI'UUlN'i, ieuv.1 rurtUnd Tueiday, I'liurxiluyHitiiil Huliirdy it Hu. in. Kant t'tiii) for priHktuigei' irvi"; no way jtndlnK frelu'lil hiiudUMl HOUND TIUl(nulluiltodWiJO One way, micauh art oicnts K(ir freh-lit riiltMiiil 'lukrNiiii ly In K. A. HlihlUllT, Aueut, Hi thudiek, riot of Htule street. 15 tl Thoroughbred Poultry for Bale. I have the fullowliiic flmtolam thoroiulilired poultry firwtlM ut prliMM hihU-iI; cm Wil ready tor sit piiicut, piueliwor to my eiprem oliuritw. AdrlreaM, itr of JnUH. Alt olllce, I'lrtlolllee hi ik, r-a no Or. Heterul White l.iiliiirn oookreU, very Hue, (no ptiltlafiiriutlu,)fstl41. lliaek Miianlsh innkreU, I to 5 1110 ittis old, I !.'-. Ilrown IxKlmru 111. Hwnlsh, Ind 'iainesi, Ullruhmu vtlifi. t i.W per aMUUa". ' "d fcr euUloir. K. Holer fHE WILLAMETTE," BALE JIT, OltKOt . UakH, $80 to 5.00 )My The best hotel lttweu lVrtlud HHd Hau Kranqlaeo, lrt-ela lu atllUoju-o .. 'u. IU table are wttvimI wltb t Choicest Fruits Urown lu the VVIIUioette Valley. A, I. WAGNER, Prop. II il 111 ill m TWHOWt