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- t ' i . flf" CREATURES THAT TUMBLE UPWARD. Deep Sen Tlsli Fuci. a Danger Unknown to Otlinr l-lilnc Thl hrh. It is only reasonable to supposo that tho ability to sustain nn enormous pressmo can only bo acquired by ani mals after generations of gradual mi gratwns from shallow waters. Those forms that aro brought up by the dmlgi from tho depths of the ocean nrp usually killed and distorted by the euoi nious and rapid diminution of pri'Sniire in their journey to tho .urf.ice, and it is extremely probable t'lat slnJlow water forms would be f milcirly killed and crushed out of i h i'1-1 n'c're tu0J' suddenly plunged into vi ry deep water. I'lie 1Kb that live at these enor uiuiis depths are, ill consequence of the euoiuioiis pressure, liable to a cm ma- lorm 01 acciueui. it m cnas inn' their prey or for any other rea 6u they rise to a considerable dis tame abovo the floor of the ocean, tho gases of their swimming bladder be cuine considerably expanded, and their specific gravity very greatly re duel d Up to u certain limit tho mus clt - of their bodies can counteract the tendency to float upward and enable the fiah to regain its proper sphere of life at tho bottom, but beyond that limit tho muscles aro not strong enough to diive tho body downward, mid thelisli, becoming more and moro distended as it goes, is gradually kill ed on its long uud involuntary jour ney to tho surface of tho sea. The deep sea fish, then, are exposed to u danger that no other animals m tho world aro subject to namely, that of tumbling upward. That such accidents do occasionally occur is evidenced by the fact that some fish, which are now known to be true deep be.i forms, were discovered dead and floating on tho surface of the ocean lung before our modern investigations were commenced. Popular Science Monthly. Ho Dined on Coke. It is alleged, in u memoir of the lite of Lord Eldon, that when plain John Scott his zeal for knowledge was so gieat that ho abandoned the pursuit of almost every kind of information and never sacrificed a moment from his legal studies beyond what was absolutely necessary for his health. His brother William (afterward Lord Stowell), with a view of engag ing him to meet Dr. Johnson and other men of distinguished literary talent, would sometimes say : "Where do you dino today?" To this question John's uniform answer was, "1 dine on Coke today." William would thou demur with a "Nay, but como to my chambers. You 11 see the doctor." Whereupon John argued concern mg the doctor, "He can't draw a bill," and so the friendly suit ended. It is further affirmed, on the best authority, that it was an amusement in tho early legal life of John Scott to turn pieces of poetry into tho form of legal instrument, and that be actually converted tho ballad of ' Chevy Chaso" into the shape and style of a bill of chancery. Salu't. Journal. Tho JmlgoVStiitturlni; Story. Many anecdotes aro remembered of the late Judge Thompson of Glouces ter. Thompson was a good btory tell er and had tho gift of stuttering, which helps along a story teller won derfully. Judge Thompson always camo up to the Democratic state con ventions, which used to be held each year in Worcester, and was always primed with good stories. On one such occasion, tho night bo fore tho convention, in tho Bay State House, he was one of a group of men in the lobby .exchanging tho latest stories, when a newcomer to tho cncle broke in with, "I say, judge, tell that stuttering story you told in tho care coming up." The man was a stranger to the judge up to that time and had ouly met him for a tow minutes in tho train from Bos ton. As tho judge never could by nuy possibility tell a btory that was uota "stutteiing btory," this unpre meditated jo;o was considered tho best thing said that evening. Wor cester (.Mass.) Gazette. CroHiioCnu IrUh Klnc. Ouo of the most highly prized rel ics in the British museum, that great storehouse ot wouders and curiosities, both uatural aud artificial, is the crowu formerly used by tho Irish kings in the corouatiou exorcises which made them monarchs of tho Emorald Isle. Strictly speaking, there were two of these Irish crowns, the ono in questiou being that used by the MacMurrougs. u tamily who were anciently kings of Leiuster. This re gal relic, all that remains of tho old Irish monarchy, is a plain gold band, rising to a kind of peak or point in front It dates back to the middle of the tenth century. St. Louis Repub ha Why Wolfskin Are Cheap. The Eskimo of tho arctic practice an ingenious method of slaughtering wqIvqb -iUmtuir a stake m tho ice with a blade of flint fastened to the upper ond. About the flint blade tby wrap a piece of blubber, which freozos hard. Proeontly along come some wolves and lick at the blubber until the edge of tho flint cut their tongues. Tasting their own blood, ihay become frantic aud attack each otlwr. the fight continuing until the whole iwuk lit duad. Next day the artful hunter comes along and skins thorn. That is ouo reason why wolf skin rugs are bo cheap, Iron Age. A llniTo 11 u teller. Tho author of the "Breitrannn Bab lads," Mr. C. G. Lclaud, was living in Munich, opposite a mediieval tavern called the Ober-Pollinger. His lard lady was a nice old soul, with two daughters. On tho ground floor of tho houo was a store in which cut lei y and fireworks were sold. Early one morning Leland and a friend were sitting on u bench before the tavern, waiting fur a stagtoach t take them out of town. Suddenly bang! bam:! crack! was heard from tio firowoiks. and puffs of smoko -ere s en coming out of tho burstiug windows. Hie ij unt store wrs on fire. It was full of roekets, crackers and other fireworks. In tho back store there was a barrel of gunpowder, which Mr. Lclaud bad seen a few clavs lm- foro when buying powder for his pistols. Tho family were asleep. Leland ran across tho street and rushed up three flights of stairs, screaming: "It burns! There's gunpowder!" Snatch ing a small bag containing bis money, ho tumbled mother and daughters down stairs. , lie was just in time to seo a stal wart butcher burst open the two inch door with an ax and roll out tho bar rel of gunpowder, 200 pouifGs, as tho flames were licking tho staves ! The butcher saved them all, doing his work as calmly as if ho had been butchering an ox. "Peace hath her victories no less renowned than war." Youth's Companion. Velocity of rjlectilcity. Science of Common Things says that tho velocity of electricity is so great that tho most rapid motion produced by art appears to be actual rest when compared to it. Some au thorities have estimated that electric ity will pass through copper wiro at i tho rate of 280.000 miles in a single second of time a velocity greater than that of light. On tho common aerial telegraph wiro it has been found that tho sub tle fluid does not travel at a speed ex ceeding 10,000 miles per second, most authorities giving it as U,000. It should bo noted in this connection that the velocity of transmission in creases with the distance between tho wires and the eaith, or, in other words, with the height of suspension. Subterranean wires, such as ocean and river cables, transmit moro slowly. Experiments made at McGill college, Monti eal, n year or two ago proved that tho tinio required for a telegraphic signal to pass from that point to Greenwich, England, and back again was but 1.05 seconds. The distance traveled by the current in that infinitesimal portion of time was nearly 8,000 miles. Tho figures given in the opening, 2S0.00Q miles per second, were deduced by Wheat- stone m lboo, out have never been confirmed. I'uiil Ills lt.nl IH'bti Lust. An old mwi whoso capacity for liquor K only limited by his credit in tho saloons entered a barroom where his score already slated bad reached tho limit. He tried to induce tho bar tender to give him just ono more drink, but tho drink dispenser firmly refused. Looking around ho saw at a table u gentleman who was appar ently much interested in tho conver sation. Going up to him ho said: "Say, friend, can't you loan me a dime to get a drink? I pledge you my word I'll pay you back." The man handed out a dime, never ex pecting to get it back. Tho old fel low hobbled up to the bar, and dis playing tho dime said, "Now, John, lot mo have that whisky." The bar tender had no soouer placed the drink on the bar than tho toper gulped it down. Returning to tho man at tho table, ho handed him the money, say ing: "Here's your dime. I told you I'd" pay it. I always pay borrowed money beforo whisky debts." Tho bartender was dumfounded, but re covered soon enough to hasten the exit of tho customer who had bun koed him. Pittsburg Dispatch. A Premium on Culwa. Howard T., who has lived nil his short life m a city, was taken to visit at a "real farm." Tho child was in ecstasies. Every animal on the place was a delight to him, but his affec tions especially contered about a Jer sey calf. "I would like to buy it," he said to the owner. "But what would you givo in ex change?" he was asked. "My baby sister," replied the child, with the utmost gravity. "We have a new baby nearly evory yoar at our house, and we've never had a calf." New York Tribune. Mutilated, but Witty. A soldier who was an inveterate jokor and punster, having had his uoeo, left cheek and a portion of his chin earned away by u shot in the battle of Shiloh, was akwl by homo of his comrade if they could do any thing for h m. "Boys," wild he, speaking as well as he could in his mangled couditiou, "I should like a drink of water mighty well, if I only had the face to ask for it," New York Ledger. 'or Arthur. Cholly-Arthur had to atay in bed all day yesterday. Willie-Wa. he sick! 'No.pooahboy! But lusvafctdla not come a wound todwesa him." Boston Traveller. Tut JstOnfcT Or- iHt f LOWERS. If nrniit Is hut Utllltr, Then Tlila i:. plan it inn Will Serve. What are flowers, these par'i rf plants rendered so conspicuous Tv their form and color? The por call them tho wedding gai merits cf plants, but afford us no answer to the question, Why do some f tbe daughters of Flora, for oxauipl . the grasses, the prinio source of our food supply, wear buch iuciu.oi isiioua tyedding garments, while ot i r-. are iVcld in such brilliant array or ex it. Jo Ftich delightful perfuin'uf Sci entific investigation has solved t ie riddle. 'Ihe.'o are numerous plant t which can bo fertilized only by tho agency of insects, which in their pursuit of food transfer tho pollen of tho anthers to the pistil. It is'to at tract these insects that flowers don their bright garb and exhale their perfume. Flow-era aro tavern signs informing insects that here tho tablo is with pollen and with nojtar spread. The fact is now universally known, but simple and natural as it appears it was first discovered only a century ago. Strange! There have been countless lovers of flowers for thousands of years, and not ono of them had an idea ( f the purpose which tho flowers served until an observant schoolmas ter in his ramblo through tho envi rons of Berlin and Spandau had his attention nwukened by observing the unwearied tvrsistenco with which the infects visited flower after flower, i "caught nature in tho act" indeed, aud in the year 1793 published his I lemarkablo work, tho title of which, translated into English, would be, "Tho Discovered Secret of the Struc ture and Fertilization of Flowers." It was a work indicative of monu mental industry, with 20 copper plates containing 1,117 illustrations. The German schoolmaster was Chris 1 tian Konrad Sprengel, tho son of a i Brandonburger clergyman. After a I first appointment.in a Berlin school he was called (1780) to tho rectorship of tho Great School (now Gymnasi um) at Spandau, where ho collected and worked up tho material of his work, an astonishing task, which even today excites the unqualified admiration of botanists. At that time the work brought Sprengel no honor. His lovo of flowers occupied so much of his time that ho limited himself to only tho most absolutely necessary of his rectorial duties. He died m complete obscurity, April 7, 1810, in his sixty-sixth year. Shortly before his death ho pub lished a short memoir entitled "The Utility of Bees," and the "Necessity of Bee Culture From a Now Point of View," in which he drew, moro pre-, cisely, tho distinction between wind fertilized and insect fertilized plants. Ho showed hero experimentally the incapacity of inseqts to fertilize tho flowers of currents, gooseberries, ap pies, violets and others. These flowers aa'o protected from tho visits of insects by a small canopy of gauze. Tho labors of Sprengel were prac tically disregarded. He experienced no recognition, nnd ho did not oven retain a single copy of his work. Charles Darwin Was tho fii'bt to bring Sprengel's "remarkable book" to light and do full justico to the German schoolmaster. "Ho was ahead of his age," wroto Darwin, "aud his discoveries lay long neglect ed." Neb'er Land Und Meer. I'ookots anil I'ocketlioolis. It is safe to wager that out of ov cry 50 women ono meets at a place of amusement or in church with their husbands, 49 are without a cent of money on their person. If a collec tion is taken up, the husband alone puts something on the plate. Some of tho more particular husbands pass over a dime or a quarter to their wives, but these prove tho exception to tho i-ule How many times have wo heard married women say, "I never carry any money when I co out with my husband?" One observing woman told mo the wretched fabhion of carrying porto monnaies in the hand has given tho glove industry ono of its biggest boomB. Moro gloves become soiled aud worn from carrying the purse in tho liands than from actual wear. 1 had talked with several women, and they tell mo they do not like to carry purses in their hands, but there is no help for it as tho pockets in the skirts are made now. Theso pocket aro usually in tho back of tho skirt, and if the purees wero carried in thorn pickpockets would bo in clover Brooklyn Citizen. Opium Id Honey. The increased cultivation of poppj in various parts of Europe has, it i said, led to a marked growth in th' percentage of opium contained ii. honey, the properties of which ur much influenced by tho flowers fron which tho bees gather it. This i nothing new, for Xenophon relate that hi soldiers wore intoxicated bj eatiug Trebizond honey, extracteo pitiBumably from tho poppies which alxraud iu that region. Philadel phia Record. A Frightful Ordeal. Police Officer Look hero, young man, you'vo beau hanging about hert for over an hour.' It's very suspi ciouslike. What's themattorl Young Mr. Dapper (who has been a father jut 11 day8)-Oh, nothing. You fcee, I'm waiting until there's nc one in the chemist's shop, bo's I cat go io and buy a feeding bottie, Loa don Judy. A Truvoler's Till. It was in a first class carriage, and the passeugorss throw! ig off all cold rtrve had been begmliug tho journey with pleasant conversation. One man In pftr tiuulur, whose bronzed ami sun burner features told of lomr sojourns in foreij, Vinds, had kept them all interested wi.i nis anecdotes and stories of fur distant clime?. "Yos, RentlomiMi," snid he, "there b nothing like travel to expand tho mind You see so uijuy sights that are novr and have- so many strange experience that a foreign tour id an education in it self. Now, 1 don't suppose, for instance that many of jou gentlemen havo eve 6een a beet root putting on it waistcoat.' Tho company sat up, staring iu sur prise. "Seen a beet root putting on a waist coat? No, we ceituiuly havo not." "Nor a lettuce donning a pair of trou sers?" "No." "Nor ii pilo of mustard and cress get ting into a shooting jacket?" "No." "Nor n spring onion fixing on its tic and collar?" "No, not even that." "WeJl, gentlemen," said tho traveler as the train drew up in tho station and ho prepared to fa. ape, "you may bolievo mo or beliovo mo not, as you like. But several times in my wanderings I have seen with my own oyoa not only a, beet root, or u lettuce, or un onion, but ft whole salad dressing." London Tit-Bits. Vry to escape troiil a amy, ana it win confront you on every corner. It is your duty to admire all your rela tives just tho same; no favorites. If you don't think of anything in par ticular to say, don't say anything. Easily. Quickly, Permanently Restored. WEAKNESS, NERVOUSNESS, DEBSLITY, aud nil ilu train of c fromuirl) iiroisot ' cxcisse. tin. rtsi.l ovciuoik, .1.1,. worn .nc Fill-Mr i dc ' piiiciit antl i plvt n eerj t rt n . ti'ttl n cf ti i ' Hhnpt' n.-iuriili til Imnip'llni ! p . i r fltrn. K li-iif ui.,.'... 3,(ii) r.-fi .em i : exp!tnn. fm ami pr-x iuuui'u F-aicuj irec. ERIE MEDICAL CO DUFrALO. N " THE INDEPENDENT STEAMER ELWQOD, Leaves Fori hind for Balt'in und Cur- va I 'Is "II Sundays & Wednesdays 6. A. M. LeaviB Kiilem fur Portland Tti."dy aud SaturdujBnl (J A. M. P.i-m'ii- ger rate Suli-m to PuitlM, $1. REDUCED KATES to. Pan Krutirtp. i. F. J. Smith. Ai't., 'IVh Ii St Dnfh DISSOLUTION OF PARTMRSH P. NOIJCU Irt HKKIJIV -JIVhN THAI" I ' 1 1 .irtner.Lilj h. re ot.ru - miix i " Drx. IfsHiip ('iiriwilr lit 1-ittiln tuv (II k lid oy miuui-l con. i-iit. Dr. Jc-Ktit. ulll unmni in tuu office lunmrly nccuiilid liy um It. ' lirlwrlKht will remove to ro ins I, fi and D'Aicy block H. H irjMt.i'. 11. CAIUW-tHUlT, Hnlem, Or., Mart h 1, 18.1. f-Min THE WILLAMETTE, SALEM, OMEGON. Kates, $2.50 to ?5.00 per Day The bent hotel between l'ortlnnd und Han KnuiclHCO. Klrnt-cliu.8 In all IU) u)(Hlntnienu. lu tables are nerved with the Choicest Fruits Grown In tbe Wlllamolto Valley. .A. I. WAGNER, Prop. E. M. WAITE I'lllNTIKG CO , BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS AN Lcyal Jilan k Publishers. Uusb's JSfewllrlclciver'ttiabank.Oom'l street W. A. CUBff ' . J. lit AI.BEIIT. 1'n tee j t. Canhler. IT ! vminnti id ft' OK SALEM. TranjacU a Kfcncral banking bunlupm. 1'ioinnluUentl u paid to colleutiouH. Ioant made. Kxcbauge ijouglil and void on tbe prinulpal cllleo ot the v.oild. 1. Vam IJUYN, J M. Maiitin, E. M. CJtolBAN, W. A. C'UHIOK. W. W. MAKT1N, J. ii. AI.HKHT, H. V. MATTHKWB, Dil-CtOJ-K . FKOEBEL SCHOOLS 1th Year. N. Infant, Connecting and Primary clasebs every week day (mm 0 a, in. to Jii in. except Maturuay MISS 0. BALLOU, Principal. TRAINING CLASSES for teacheiu' dally praulice work from 0 a. m. to 12 tn. In Kindergarten. . On Monday, Wednesday aud Friday from ti to i p. m. Clafefaea meet for ittudy of Froebel system. Mra. P. ti. Knight, Principal. MOTHER'S CLASS. Meeta Friday from ii to 4 p. m. with training cIjm, wniduuted by Mrs. Knight and .MI'rtDalkiU. For term or Information apply at Kindergarten room, oorntr Court aud Liberty fctreeu. X5'v9Y,w-vl5541 Capital sVVVkVVlWWWVVVfoYA : . gRAIJ) - -. A .-, - .. What Is tho condition of yours? Is your hair dry, 5 harsh, brittle? Docs It split at tho ends? Has it a lifeless appearance? Does It fall out when combed or brushed ? Is it full of dandruff? Docs your scalp itch ? J Is It dry or In a heated condition ? If theso aro some of your symptoms be warned in time or you will becomo bald. SkookumRoot Hair Grower 1 is wh&tyou ned. IU product Ion 1j not nl Jen t, but the ir.nl t of eclenttfla K research. Kuowlrdee ot tbe disease of tho hair and acalo led to the dlioor. cry of how to treat them. "Skookum" contains neither minerals nor oils. It Is not a Dj e, but a delightfully cooling and refreshing Tonic Uy stimulating , the follicles, (t ttop ailing hair, cures dandruff and groin hair on bald heads. . w- " "-- - tlfKecn n tfi eoa!n MdHtfl. mn nn nr i-uiMim .vimm IA and destroy the hair If four druggist cannot supply you fend direct to u. and we will forward prepaid, on receiptor price Grower $L00prbotUi 6 tor $&ca Soap.coo. xiwumw a lwrjBriuiurv( THE SKOOKUn ! Tni)"JfnK 07 Bontta Ed. C. 'z&hBBz- i." 1 1 m m m r ' i 'in -p . ,,. I IiW S. W. THOMPSON & Go., Always Keep on'hand a largo stock of loose and unmounted Diamonds, Rubies, Snpphiros and imported Opals. 221 Commercialj;Street. S3pr Affcfi3j&bk .i i SmSS&'JJMSks' Krati4!r 'XS'tfl tiSr 1JH ' T i. . ii" l Co Vicks' Seeds FAILURE "JEK. Vick's J m J luw iiuuvci rUi I ., ., TI T Conlnlns 112 iiacm.PxIO !! In., villi f.i lumwiaim ilpsrrlil Ions tliitt iMkcrllir, not nililrav ivy IJ nnnniro I lllui,lrallonstliatlnlrucl.iiotoirrernto I'our (I rand POPPIES Shlrlov. Ttiocovfrlscliannliiclnliamionloiifllilf'nil lnof v.utor color pilnts In ltcch ami white, with n pulil liiLkviouiiil,-a ii renin of beauty 33 popenrif Novelties prlnlitl In SilllTircnt col orn. All tlia leuilliu; novellli nnd tho beet of I he old varieties. 1 htw hard tiniest on cannot amird to run any rlslr. lluy 1IONHST (IIIOIM where you will ncelvo I'l'l.l, ItllSASI'ltl.. II Isnotiieieiwarytoadxr tlsethnt Vkk'fii(ed3Lrrnw, this Is known tho worlil 01 1 r, and ill) that the harvest ayH. A vnrv lllll.. c.n.if fur iit-nt... s.-iul urlll .v.. ..... Urllll.lnl. Tulip, uncmaio. Over 1000 Plan ti i-oraorm. cVI k'nrio ril Uulde. ,-A. cer'noml tliKlor'nMlU. 1w' -- I loral Ciulut (he liaiidiouif tX cnlaloffue for IfiOl It vrtn lovo a Ann crnnlrn win! addrriu tinw. with lorpiitn. . . i. i. ...... .. .1 ,iai i A. r-,... i t . Vi II 1 1 II ITlliy W i upvii'i i(iin iiirvmitci. not DlNiiiiiiuIut Tlier (.'row, iliuv ".AMFfi aHooeo8oo ' PlCTOrW TO SALT LAKE DENVER OMAHA, KANSAS CITY, CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS JANUAI.I. EASTERN CITIES 3 1 DAYS to 2 CHICAGO 110111 e K8 to Chicago land Hours Qu'cker Qma an(i Kan" Tlwougli Pullman and Tourist Sleepers, Fre ffcclifliflg Chair Cars, Dining Cars, OLR ftfcJfiHk.il" R. Kill hur'nut ana cenvral Id formation sail ot ur uuarcxui, V7 II IIUKLUUIIT. A.p. I'. iftl WiulilUKUin Hi., Curid i'onTLAtia, Okkmo. HOUSE Painting, Decorating 1 1 Hard Vood Finishing, Cmu vt wkmI rt(rD-. IMliuut. furnlil t 444irM, (Im. Beitruib, Hultm IU (luw on mUm HiAur H.iiwii.jr, Noi th Bieu. tv wdtra (it bUJntc Blour, U4d -. .. -j-- HRADS! jm. .!, . A- -' w TifttttiV. Htlrt fMJk fmm Inlfatln n n I ni by ! .win. icnniTrnva tviMMfM ! w , ..r. .-- , ..- -- .... -. wuftayup. j ROOT HAIR OROWER CO.. ? Fifth AT.nne, New Torlt, N. Y. V Cross, c Wholesale and "Retail Ircnler in 1'rcsli, Suit und Smoked Heals otji lliindh OS Court and 110 State Streets. Meats. Forest Grove Poultry Yards. Eat-ibllshed in 1877. EGGS FOR HATCHING FROM THE VERY BEST VARIETIES. Slo:k Finor than Ever, but IVicoi Samo as llsiinl Oct tin Rnxt nuil then you will lo Batltlletl. Boik for Catiiloirue. Addrcus J. M. GARRISON, Lock B x 3 1), Forest Grove, Or. Contain the aerm of Life. VIRTUALLY IMPOSSIBLE. Floral Guide, 1894, (9 vtiuui vi cj(vuta kuu jiuwki co DanTtni Tollow (llobo Onion Heed, $1.00 ji.r jiound. Itraiirhlutr Ailer, IlllilhCiK, Sunfcot, Ilnhlln, i:tliol Vlrk, Double Anc mono, Clinrnif r Tea, New Potatoes. Co MonyconcrdftVIck' .v wau ur iuvkvu It'll' rMMIIirV (III I'IoiitIhIi, they lroiluco Aliiiiiiliinlly. fQ in. .v. n-i... . to. . in I... ! !-. t-. lCiiC'& AOSSLQ East and South -vrA- THE SHASTA ROUTE ot;the Southern Pacific Company. CALIKOI WA KXI'KMH TKAIN ItUN DAILY 11' TWEtN 1'UUTl.ANU AMI1H. F, rtOlllll. Monti II: If. ii. in l'uriluua Hulom Hun Knin. Ar. I Mu. ii lv. I 6:1X1 u, ii l.v. I 7:0U p. ii L.V. Ar. ittLi a.m. Aliove trul im Ntup ul ull HtutloiiH Iron 'ortluud Uj Albany Inclunlvc; ulxo iilTungun "lieaa, JIulHcy, llurrliburi, Junction (tj IrvluK, Kuitciie und nil tatlongfrom llu.. t bur. ui Aalilund Incltulvo, noHKHU UP MAll. I) A I l.V, :m b, in. i i.v. 1:17 a. in I l.v. in p. iu. I Ar. Trl-iiud Hulein lUxifcliurtf Ar. I kvU p, il l.v. I l:W p. in, I.v. 7;U) h. d Milling 01118 on Ogticii Itoule fOLLHAN BUFFET SLEKFKitS , AU Second Class Sleeping Cars- Attacbod to ull tlirougli truluii. Vest Side Division, Between I'orllaof and Ceryallis: PAII.T.-(KXWKIT BUM DA V). )U. III. jjlft p. III. l.V. Ar. JMrtluuU urvullU Ar. I fef p. u. l.v. 1X1 p. in. At Albniiy una OirVHlIU oouuect wilt) rHlrnnfOrotun rnnlt1nlfallroftd. .il'l(I(TltAIN- (iTill.r X OKITlt DM ilAY ii. ji '.' j. 1 1 7r p. m. I Ar. MaMtnnvllln l.v. l4U v. in, l.v. ror.luuu Ar. UCA u. h 50 u. in TI1KOUUI1 llCIiFTS To all polriU In the KatUrn htte, (.'lUiurta tud Kuroi can lu obtained at lowent ruU rom W. XV. hKINNKIt, AKl)l, Balbin K.1. ItUMKIUI, AMLCI. y.audi'Mf.AK'l It. KOKHLKll, Manui.r FOR SALE OR TRADE. Uuett-riiom and one fi room eolUxe In Oak wd Addition, wllb two good foil. Will b old mirty or togwber. Au iinuMiatiy iood bargain. Apply to W. JS.BOiliiHR.wir. cer Utb and Cninta trti, S-li lot PKOFKtiStONAli AND IH'SINUSSCAKDS. i'. a. d'ai.cv. ui o. a. uiKaiiAX. D'AUO A UINOII.VM, Atiorupyg nt Law, Konnik 1, 3 nnd K, l'Arcy liuilding, 111 ou.l(i ttreel. hpirlBi iilKntloi' glMn to buil I uetHlb Hie fiijiii'iuebiKl ciicun louittoi t lie stole. . U DOOiOU . It. Jhdl I n io, .7) ntalp V , (ipH-ltB( un lux o, UM I. -I. i illHUl tio llll j i.uun. k (i .ii il I ( i '. (1'n i) nil. r 1 e .i li u, M )p. i l.nti.tiii UJ UKi(.ll'.tl, Alio ...-1 liv,-M.ivin,Ot-, K". UtllkMuVfl ..! it liHlik. JJ.bli.tU .M V.HUr 31.AW AllOKx' . Ado, im.. I U.w lilUifc (ier iiipltiil llltliiU.1 l HI.K, ''HHil.. till j.. A, J i. .11 t ,n, . 1 1 loun-j ut la,i(.ou.i ' i 'i li i bip un. rf, --nil in, Or. ti. r. I'.UNH M. W . It. HuUMtH. BO . vk .1U..11 . A.lnlIliiB l.l lUW. v)il . .i. iiubi. bi. i'k, Liclwiiu statu anil urt n uj " ImI mi ''m Ju.. .iaI.NK, ATrjllNi!,-A'l-.At. liilliv.lmiiiii.nl .. prii.pti lotiilttcd. umpii) blouK. uur btntu una louimerolui .iro.ii hhi-iii, ()n.mi --if. Tf.iju .. biiLiU.M .:. j ji Brtuiiuu unit O c iinmoiclii stcuorf npliy. uuiuo, room ii, (J ij block, iiiu bi.at.ui ivoik itouoHtreu. auiuibl.! .aim 12-2(1 WU.lCMUHTOM-Aii'lilUxl uud mtpcrln liuiilunl. uillcc, nioniK J und 8 ilukU Uruyuuiu block. U- lU-tl SU. 1IUUWNH, M. U.. I'byBtcluti nnd Bur . gwni. uilliv, Mtirpby block; residence, io. Oonimcrclul hlieil. DU.T. C. HMl'lll, Uuuuai, trj Btuto streot Bulcin, Orctjon. Klnlsbcd Ueutiil opera, ioiib oi eery Uencrlption. l'nlulens opern lions ii upoclalty. The CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY. Truvc'cra "tuultia note on t.",tlJ3 This Great Railway System Connects SLPAUL and "OMAHA With till triinsoontlnunbil IIiich, (jlvlug direct und swift coininiiulcu. tlon to ull KAblKK.N I mi OUllllUX I O.MB, AND 18 TltR :::0N-liY LINK::: running fl llluutrlc MRlitoil :ml.; Btuiiin lloutcd Voutlbulod tmln . ol elegant UloopliiK, 1'urlor, IJInliiLf ii n i lliiflat Curs, Willi .Free Itecllnlny Chairs, Making IU t-orvh.e ncrond to nouo Iu the world.! 'I'lcltctH ii io on mlo ut ull prominent rullrcad ticket oiilcm. For llirtbor Ititnnuutlou ntk tliencurcatrnll ro id iiiji'iit, or uiUlr.'HH C.J. LDJY, General Agt. J. W. CASEY, Trav. Pass Agt. PORTLAND, Oregon. From Terminal or Interior Points tbe I Northern Pacific Railroad ln;tlie;ilnBtoHt'h3PTr4iSKT ttUfefttL "T-ftfrffl'mrnwM Io ad 1'uiiib Last and South. It Is tho llnlin, i r onto. 11 runs through Vjiuuuio trurHivrri dn In tho year io Sf. I'AOL ANO C (No change of cars.) Corap. and of dlnlnifciirn uiiaiirimscd,l Pullman drawl ni; room eleeuera Ul latent equipment TOiJRIST Sleeping: Cars. ilent that can be constructed und in which uccoiiniiodiitl. un aro both tree and lur nUliod for holdeiH of 11 rut und Bocoud-clon tlckolfl.und KLISQAKT BAY COACHES. A coutlnuot-i IIqu ooiiuustlnir with all Ilium, miorilinu dlrft i.ml uninterrupted itervlcu. I'ulliniiii nl."(- "i."al Ions can beo cured In ndvi i . , i.,aU any agent of the road. Throiiifh tloketa Io uud from all point In Amorlou, Kiilimd and Ktirnno can be puroiuutcd at any ticket oittce of tills com P'tny. Full Inrormatlon ooncornlne rates, time of lraln,nmUw aud oilier dn lulls rurnUbed on apullautlon ti any aeent or A. D. CHAW-TON, Aiwliitant (leuerul l'iuM(ni,'er Airont, No, m KlnU HtriHit, o)r. WoablDEton; l'ort land,Oraon Kiiaw ft Downino, ARenlp. WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES (Northern Pacific R. R. Co., Leue..) LATEST TIMCi CARD. Daily Through Trains. I) npui I ... Mlun a 7:I6iih I Ht'ul...a HHOatn U win M.IUam 8.l&aiii A.V0in l:3()pm 3.l0.m Kiiiun HHiiiii I .. liulutli u 7 lopiu I . Ahland. u tnil'uMu l')iliuirii I lOD'a'l'i. I0.10pm tUIIIllll lUlllrHl llllH in two fun trlnadullv litw-dii Mt. I'aul.Mliii "ifolisanil (.'hlcuK" M IwHiikwiiind all jxilnt- Iu WUoon. lnj iiiiiklnif oonnretlou In Clil.n,o with ull lluw runnloK vakt uud mhiIIi. 'ItdkMii m.IiI and iwagHe oliwiUd Ihrouxb to ull polnMin the I'nliwf Htalw i (ll'unaaa. CIom, coniu-iliiiii ii iul In Clilin., yrltli all Iruliw yitlnK lui-t aud couth. Kor lull Information apply to yn r nearest tlolrut UKUt nr J AH. C I'llNII. ilen. l'aw., and Tkl AvI. Mllwu.kee, Wis. Steamer fllfona FOR PORTLAND. leaven lloUt't doelc Mondays, V njn a nil Kiidaya 7:14 a. m. HKTUUMUl, Imvm IVrtUi t. days, Thutwlays aud Maturday at 1 Kant time 'r iuwmmw' servi , no way awl(D frvUhi UauditMl HOUND THIt'(HiiiiiiiiUNi) WW. Due way, II. it. MUALH aa OICNT3 for frl. bt rattf. and Uak. U I pMy to. K. 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