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A BUDDHIST' "LIFE OF CHRIST."
A Itcronl of Jinmrnip Interest I)lscoertd
In u Moiiaitrry III Tibet,
A Butldhlfet "Life of Chiist" of im
mense) intorost lo tlio religious voikl
lias been dibcoveriid in rt luonrtRtory in
Tibet by Nicholas Notovitch) a Russian
traveler. Ho tried vainly to neotiato
for its purchase. Ho happened to break
n leg and 'was taken to .a monastery.
Wliilo thero a Lama read to him the
jiitcioiis record, which vr.vfl in tho 1 uli
Jrugtingo, and Notovitch took down a
full translation. Christ i.j known to tho
Buddhists as tho prophet Isa. This is a
I riif snmmary of his life:
Ibsa was bora of Jewish parents. Ho
vni poor, but belonged by birth to a
family of exalted piety Vhich had for
i, lttcu its former greatness 'on earth,
magnified tho Creator and thanked him
for tho misfortunes with which ho was
1 leased to try thorn.
From his childhood ho preached ono
Ood. Ou coming of ago, 18, instead of
marrying, ho fled from his father's houso
mid went with merchants to Sind. At
14 ho was living among tho Aryas. Ono
day ho broko away from tho Brahmans.
Ho denied tho divino origiii of tho Vq
dasTuid tho incarnation of Para Brahma.
IIo learned Pali and was initiated -into
tho mysteries of pnro Buddhism. Then
ho went westward, preaching against
idols. Ho was 29 years old when he re
turned to Judma.
Ho began to preach, but his popular
ity alarmed Pontius Pilato. Tho latter
buinmoncd the priests and learned men
to try Issrt. Tho tribunal examined Issa
and pronounced him innocent. Ibsa con
tinued to speak to tlio people, inculcat
ing obedienco to Ctesar and respect for
womankind. Tho spies which Pilato set
to watch him sent disquieting reports of
the enthusiasm of tho multitude. Tho
governor, fearing a mutiny, caused Issa
to bo imprisoued, tortured mid tried be
fore tho sauhedrin with two thioves.
Falso witnesses were bribed. Tho gov
ernor then called a witness who, at the
bidding of Pilate, had betrayed Issa.
This 'man camo, and speaking to Issa
said:
"Did you not claim to bo tho king of
Israel when you said that tho Lord of
hcavou 'had sent you to prepare his peo
ple?" Issa, having blessed him, said,
"You shall bo forgiven, because what
you say does not come from your heart. ' '
Turning to the governor, Issa said,
"Why humble your prido and teach
your inferiors to live in falsehood, since
even without that you are ablo to con
demn an innocent man?"
At these words tho governor fell into
a rage and ordered tho death of Issa,
while ho discharged the thieves. Tho
judges, having deliberated, said to Pi Pi
laeo: "Wo will not take upon ourselves tho
great sin of condemning this innocent
man and absolving two thieves. The
tiling is contrary to our laws. Do, there
fore, as you please. "
Having thus spoken, tho priests and
wise men went out and washed their
hands in a holy vessel, raying, "Wo aro
innocent of tho death of tho just man."
Issa and tho thieves were crucified, but
on tho third dtry Issa's sepulcher was
f omul open and empty. London Letter.
Crests.
If you have a crest and if you
haven't your jeweler can design ono for
you at a small expense do not bo satis
fied with engraving it on your silver,
embroidering it on houso and personal
linen and painting "it ou tho panels of
your carriage, but put it on your front
door also, this way: Your front door is
either of heavy grained Qak, bearing an
iron knocker, tho upper half of glass
overlaid with a -wrought iron grille, or
it is all of whito enamel, bears a brass
knocker and tho number of tho houso in
inlaid Roman numerals of brass. Tho
upper panels of tho houso aro-rcplaced
by a heavy sheet of French plato glass
sot in a brass rim. So far very good.
Now, iusido that glass must bo covered
by a curtain to screen your privacy from
tho outer world. Bo sure tho curtain is
of tho finest French muslin, gathered
abovo and bolow on bras3 rods, and right
in tho center of the curtain must appear
in French embroidery your crest, elab
orately workod, so that whoever rings
your bell may know that you do not lack
ono, and that you aro not ashamed to
show it to tho world. Doinorest's Mag
azine. '
Women and llnnk Accounts,
Mr. Paul, president of tho Gansovoort
bank of Now York, thinks that "every
wifo in tho land should havo a bank, ac
count on her wedding day and some
thing, however small, deposited to her
credit by her father or husband. Let
her pay her bills with chocks. Let her
make them out for $3.99 as often as
thoy aro required. A littlo banking is
tho very host lesson in practical arith
metic a young woman can havo. It
teaches her tho real meaning of busi
ness. When tho check is returned, it is
a receipt, ono of those thiugs to wMch
few womou attach importance. ' ' There
nre a number of gentlo depositors in tho
"gooso market" bank, and President
Paul has an exaggerated tenderness for
them all. "They do business on busi
ness principles," ho say's, "and they are
womanly. What more can I say in their
favor?"
A "Lost" Itlnc.
A very swell and very pretty girl,
who lives not a milo from tho big Fifth
avenrio cathedra), has been receiving
countless condolences on tho announced
loss of her engagement ring, a Bapphire
between two big diamonds. Bho has
been partially consoled by tho gift from
her fiance of auother handsome ring.
Now she is beginning to quake and have
all sorts of qualms, both moral and
mental berauso she is afraid some one
of the six persons who know the truth
about tho loss will toll that it occurred
at the poker tablo, and that sho in a
moment of fntnzy or enthusiasm put np
the ring to "call" a $60 "raise" and
lost it. This is an absolutely true story,
as six persona who road it uid perhaps
mure by this time will acknowledge.
Molly Knickerbocker in Now York
Recorder.
Torlc Versus Spoon. """
- The question which is shaking England
to i ts very f onndut ion at present iswheth
?r tho spoon shall be entirely banished
from good society, and, if not, how far
tho fork shall bo substituted for it. There
ore those who hunt their ico with a fork,
which lets tho meltiiig margin drop
through the prongs, and some stick their
amall tiident into jelly at the risk of
beeing the whole thing slip off like an
lunoipiious, tiailm-ent, gold coloied
make. Tlio same with such compounds
lis custnrd puduing, cienie lenversee and
fio like, where it is a feat of skill to
I :ewer tho bepm.ile morsels deftly and
hire it small sea of unutilized juice if
1. ft on tho plate. The monotonous ns
of the fork an J cr.ien fear of the vul
girity ljing in the spoon seem to us
mere table bnobbeiy. It is a u ell kuown
English axiom that the'forkistobeused
in prefeicnce to the spoon when possible
and convenient.
The people who use it always when
scaicely possible and decidedly incon
venient aro people so desperately afraid
of not doing the right thing that thoy do
tne wrong out of very fear of Mrs. Grun
dy. It is tho same with the law of eat'
ing all soft'meats with tho fork only, ab-juring-tho
knife. On the one hand, you
will see people courageously hewing with
their knives ut sweetbread, supremo de
volaille and tho like. On tlio other, the
snobbish fine work themselves into a fe
ver with their forks against a cutlet and
would nut for the lives of them use a
knife to cut with ease that which by
main force and great discomfort they
tear asunder with a fork. New York
World.
How to Vt'lisli DUlie.
Fiist, you have your water boiling hot.
This is esfccntial. Provide yourself with
a common painter's brush, with a handle
about 10 inches long. If the bristles are
not found convenient, tio a pieco of soft
rag at tho end of a stick of the same
length. Take tho plates, and after re
moving all the scraps pile them on top of
each other in the empty dishpan. Pour
enough hot water on the topmost dish to
fill tho dish. Then tipping up ono end of
the dish with' your finger wash front
and back with the brush. In Franco
special brushes trimmed with thin rope
about four inches long, instead of bris
tles, aro used for this purpose,
Remember, it is not tho heat Of th.e
plates, but the hot water, that pains the
hands. When this is -completed, the
water will bo in thonext dish. Lift the
clean dish out and place it on its edge
against tho wall. Put in moro hot water
and perform the same operation on all
the other dishes, and when the work i3
finished you will find that tho heat has
dried the plates and that they do not re
quire to bo wiped. By this method you
need not scald or wet your hands, and
you also avoid the trouble of wiping,
which is half tho work. Comfort.
llubbed Injury In With Insult.
A coolness has sprung up between two
well known clubs at the west end. It
arises out of arrangements whereby one
of tho clubs became the guest of its
neighbor during the process of cleaning.
Tho club which threw its doors open
with hospitable intent is connected with
tho universities.. The visitors were a
crack club connected with the army.
Discoverim,' in tho new quarters a bin of
champagne of Ir-SO in fine condition, the
grte-Hs nm o a dead set upon it. This
might have been overlooked had nof the
bituatiou become hop'lessly strained by
the remark made by ono of the guards.
"I did uot think," he said as he finished
tho last bottle of tho treasured bin, "that
thouiiddleclasesdianksuch good wine."
London News.
Oj tor Croquettes.
Drain and plump and ruflloSo oysters.
Skim them out and chop fine. To a gill
of liquor that eluded from the oysters
add an e,qual amount of cream, and
when it boils thicken with 3 tablespoon
fuls of flour rubbed into a heaping ono
of butter and stir constantly until it is
smooth. Add the well beaten yolks of
2 eggs; let boil up once and remove from
the fire. Add a teaspoonful of celery
salt, a tablespoo'nfnl of chopped parsley,
a bit of cayenne and a palatable season
ing of whito pepper and salt, and return
the oysters. When cold, form into oval
or round croquettes, dip in beaten egg,
then into bread crumbs and fry m smok
ing hot fat composed of one part butter
to two of lard. Cleveland Leader.
"
Mailcinulselle'aGold Shoes.
A great many girls undoubtedly have
"whito canvas shoes so soiled and grimy
from tho summer's campaign that it is
quite impossible to clean them. These
supposedly worthless shoes may bd trans'
formed into a very pretty pair of even
ing shoes by the magio of a fow cents'
worth of gold paint. Mix the gold paint
very thin and coat the entire shoe. After
going over the shoes the secoud time dust
them lightly with the dry gold powder
and lace them witlf narrow ribbon the
color of the dress with which they are
to be worn. Tho effect is very pretty,
and ff they aro retouched from time to
time thoy will be found extremely serv
iceable. Louisville Courier-Journal.
Tim Law I H Husa,"
A natural outcry of iudignatlon is
raised in England against the action of
the magistrate who committed a child 6
rears old to the Hojloway jail for taking
part in the larceny of a few pieces of
aa pipo from an old stable. Such out'
I-,.. often harroeii under England's in-
famous system or pony inagmruu. iu
--- --- , -
people are naturally joining in --r.
Bumble's" cry that "the law Ura bass."
In this case the home office interfered,
ami the child was released. London
Letter. --
I)Utloculd Crook.
A joker in Chicago recently sent pic
tured of W. D. Huwells and Archibald
Forbes to the police of that city to have
them identified. The almost unanimous
verdlot of the police was that while tho
faces were not in the rogues' gallery
they were undoubtedly crooks, which
ihows how easy it U to tee what you
want to see or expect to sec-New Yorlf
Tribune,
ODDS AND ENDS.
Tho art of turning.wood was inented
by tho Greeks. (
Theailiest form of tho harrow was
a bundle of brush drawn by n bullocV. '
The first record of coiribmakiue as a
... . 0 .
beparato urancn or lnuustry was made
in uoi.
When tho Georgia poot writ of the
"pale liquid moonshine, " it isn't poetic
license. Cleveland Plain Deakr
Missouri and Kansas horses ir grad
ually crowding out tho small biun.hos
Bud ponies from tho southwestern plains.
Tho tanibourino is a combination of
tho thrum and rattje. It is found repie
sented ou Egyptian monuments 20 JO
b. c.
The germ of tho guitar is found in tho
warrior's bow, tho string of which gave
a sonorous twang as tho arrow sped to
tho mark.
Takings that havo beconio much better
than formerly, though still too bad, aro
not to bo romedied by refusing to ac
knowledge any'improvemcut.
There is a serious effort on the part Of
English clergymen to curtail tho ex
travagant and gorgeous decoration of
churches for fashionablo marriages.
Tho pcoplo of Great Barriugton,
Mass., aro preparing to fitly celebrate
uoxt August the fiftieth anniversary of
tho famous Berkshire jubileo of Aug. 23
and 23, 1844.
Tho chief of polico'of Buenos Ayres
lias ordered that dogs supposed to bo
mad shall not be killed, but captured
by tho police for examination by Dr.
Dabel, the bacteriologist.
It is announced "that a furnaco has
been unearthed somewhero , along tho
Nile in which tho' hot blast was used
centuries beforo the modern Neilson
formulated tho same idea.
A gavel mado from wood that'grow
on tho farm whero Abraham Lincoln
was born has been presented to tho de
partment of the Potomac, G. A. R., by
tho Commercial club of Louisville.
Tho frequency of the discovery of
bombs in Paris has led -to tho provision
of a special, vehicle for their' transpor
tation from tho placo where they aro
discovered to the govenmient laboratory.
In Baltimore tho prisoners in tho
Maryland penitentiary aro reported to
have subscribed $435 for tho bonefit of
tho unemployed and would havo sub
scribed moro probably if tho warden
would havo pormitted them.
Tho Twentieth Century club is a now
organization in Boston whoso most
uniquo feature is tho' admission of wom
en to membership on equal terms with
men. Its chief aim is tho promotion of
a better social order, and' its president
is Edwin D. Meade.
itellclous Persecutions In China.
The Rev. Francis Banqnis, inissioner
at 'Western Sn-Chueri, China, writes
from Paolin tho following touching let
ter: "I havo had to leave my mountains
mid go n 10 days' journey on my mulo
to tho capital of the northern part? of
tho.proviuce, in order to see tho man
darins and Bce)c justice for tho murder of
a Christian. Tho demon, over the same,
raises np tho samo obstacles in our day
as in thd first centuries of tho tihurch iu
Europe This year, at .a recently estah
libbed station, somo pagans plotted to
gether to put tho bdst instructed among'
tho Christians to death. Several hun
dreds having collected, carrying an idol,
thoy mado tho circuit of the village,
Htopping at overy liouso and paying that'
tho iddl, 'thb old grandfather,' as they
called it, was hungry. '
"Our Christian had been warned of
tho plot to kill him. A few days beforo
ho had gone to-some neophytes to bid
them goodby, saying; 'This tinio I shall
die. Pray for my soul. Wo shall never
meet again!'
"His pagan relatives -came to his
house on tho day fixed upon, and pn his
refusal to join in thoir superstitions thoy
began to heat him with sticks. Ono of
his assailants, a schoolmaster, camo to
tho front, crying: 'This dog will dlo
hard. You aro n6t ablo for him. Lot mo at
him.'
"Ho took off his clothing, to bo moro
at his ease, turned over the body, already
covered with bruises," and struck at it
with redoubled force, so that tho blood
spurted out as far as tlio yard, tho wretch
crying the while: ' Do you peo what a
lino pig wo navoKineuf- wiiaiiiuiu uuc
bloodl This is how we will pierce tho
hearts of all tho Christians!'
"Tho martyr survived a few days and
was ablo to recoivo the last sacraments,
resigned to the will of God nnd pardon,
ing his murderers." "Annals of tho
Propagation of tho Faith. " .
Itemarkaule Cu ut J'etrlflrutloii.
More thali 40 years ago a boy 12 or 1C
years of ago died ill 'Waldo county, and
his body was laid at rest .n tho family
vault iu tho local cemetery. Four years
ago, or over 80 years after tho body was
placed in tho vanlt, a sexton, noticing
tho wonderful preservation of the coflln,
opened it. Imagino his surprise to find
therein what he thought was u now
corpse. It was perfectly preserved so
perfectly that tho tsextoir donbtod his
wits and wondered if it wero Hot a body
that had been placed in tho vault Unbe
known to him. Knowing that the fam
ily that owned the vanlt wero all long
since dead, the sexton went to the exec
utor of tho estate and told him of hla
discovery. Togetlrer they visited tho
vault, and at tho first look tho executor
exclaimed, "Good heavens, thijt'a Uio
body of a young wm of the family who
died more than ti5 yoars agol" Greatly
astoniahed, thoy carefully exaraincd.thp
remaius and found thorn thoroughly
petrified. The boy hod scarcely changed
from thehonrof his death. 'The only
alteration "was that tho eyi wero sunk
en. Tlio clothing was perfect. The little,
blue tie and collar were aff but-Jut.
arranged, and the hair looked as if to-'
eently combed. The face bore tho look
of sleep. For 40 years has the body lain
there in this state and is there BtHLi
Lewis ten Journal.
How's This.
Wjsofler Om Hundred Dollars Re
ward fo'r any case of C'ularrh that etwi
not ie fluted by Hb'I'd Catarrh Cure.
F. J. (jHKNisY & , (i., Props. Toledo, O
We tuo tinaersiirueil have known 1'
'-J. Clieuy for the lust, 15 yenrs, and lw
n. i.i... .....r....i i.i.. i.. ..i
lleve lilui perfectly Honorable In all
business trans lotions and 11 aticuM
able to'oarry out any olittgutiou made
tiy their llnu.
YVVst & 1'rtmx, wholesale d u.utsi,
ruledo. O., Wui. I g, Kititiati & Mnr
viii vlnilfal' f'rugglst, Toledo, Ohi".
Hitll'eOttiairli Cuir- ii titWfii ititernal
ly, actiiU! Umiii II e blood, and tnucue
surfaces Of t lie j uU in. Price 7j per
brittle. Jsold by all druggists. Testi
monials flee.
- Tlio aiulen !Iner tlio IloutC.
A remarkable instance ol tlio stub'
lxiruuess with which mules retain
1 ideas onco impressed upou thorn wns
seen one day last week. A dairy
man who for years hud driven his
team and served his 300 or move
' justomers in Cincinnati personally,
died' suddenly before ho could give
his son a list of the customers. Tlio
latter, however, started the wagon
I to town at tho usual hour tho next
day, with instructions to dclivoi
milk wherever the team stopped.
The animals tivtU'd alonp briskly
till they reached Abigail street, where
they pulled up in front of a grocery.
A maid with a pitcher soon ran out,
and taking- the uumo and order the
driver continued. Ho simply started
"the mules, lotting them pick the
route, and when they finally headed
tor homo ho found he had a list of
over 300 customers. The mules had
not only stopped at all the regujiu
places, but, as was afterward learned
had regained several former custom
era who had ehangoJ tuiihwi ro
contly, but wlio, pleased" with tin.
queer method of learning the route
again rpturued to the old milk. Cin
cinnati Times Star.
.:.
Advert lullij; Scheme nt Vw-iri PiiIIh.
"1 read ome time -co tJiat si;-n
projected by electric searchlights oi
the clouds over London would be t
novel advertising idea," said an ol.
trical engineer "I'vegotabetteroih
thun that. Why tint nhce el win
teaivhiigbts on the Canadian sine o
Xingum fulls and piojeet tuhertii
hifr unnouuceiiiuiits on the Americai.
falls? The imnieiiKo curtain of watoi
would make a splendid background,
and the rapidly falling water would
produce novel effects on tho signs
Tho trolley road now operating
along tho falls might utilize this
bcliciiio and give its tuitions gigantic
mngiu lantern shows on summer
evenings. "Electrical Review.
Easily, Qulrk'y,
Permanently (!uUreU
weascnegs,
nc;rvc;usk.3s
pecii.jty,
"ami -ilibi Iraiiii t c
lroinciirl, trruii r I
exci.hbent tl.t rui
ovcroik, iluin
wom, no ruil-.tr
Ini1opini. unit t
potlnu of tin t
filmpli' naltin in fii
Imnicll.ii"! H"n vi
dcn. Fiillur liiti'
Sll) referoncia I
axpt-nntlon and
uiulleil (aoaledl frui'
ERIE MEDICAL CO
nurrAto. ft v
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given Ihitt the Coe
rcion Council of the city of Halom Ore
gon will receive bidH until the 17h duj
of April 1894 at the hour of 7:0 o'clock
p. m.of B-ldday for the construction of
sewers through the alley In blook No.
21 and block No. 58 In the Jclty of Ha
lem according to the plans, prolllca and
sepeciilcatious for the same ou file lu
the city engineer's ofllce.
Each bidder must deposit with his
bid a certified check or a certificate
of deposit in the sum of 450.00 as a
gunrauteeof good faith on the part of
the said bidder and that he will execute
U)e contract and give the undertaking
required with good faith and sullluient
sureties to be approved by the mayor In
case the contract is awarded to the
bidder, which deposit shall bo forfeited
to and ehull become the property of the
city of Baletn in case or the failure" on
the part of the bidder to comply with
aily of the requirements of tlio bond
and contract on file in the ofllce of tho
cltv end nter within five days after
the acceptance by the city of rialem of
bis tilo.
Theclly of Baletn reserves" the right
to eJHCt any and all bids detuned un
reasonable. Bids which do not com
ply Willi the terms of this notlo.e will
not lie received nor will any bids be re
received after the time specified above.
Dated Ibis 2d of April 1891.
A. Klkin,
Oko. It Okay,
Tnpa. Kay,
Committee oit street arid" public prop.
4 2 10 t
Proposa's for Woodr
SKAltkU lUlW-Korfarnlslilng-opd wUlbe
rterlved at tlio ornco of the rturtof afitel
atrlclNo 2untU2 ?(rfoikp. io ob Ibb.
i..uii iiru inn will M owned at the
rrruUr nuetlUK of th. board ot dlre-eloraU it
fi'-lock p in .of aald Ut day 01 Mar, (ar the
delivery of wood Ufuro Hptmber , lWl.at
Uif) fo lowing K.boolsi I.liiGoln, 1 cord Oak,
tfmr-sflr. Jik. 13 ootd -, M rdj aA
ttolrm. ti eord- ., 60 cord- fin ttefitra!, W J
""am wood must ba 4 feet la UDstli.Tfc-iou--blfalrlgBludoiiddeor.
,
Tbe flr most bn Urge or body wood and tbe
oak niuil beri't(Ml( a not rQ0 ".
Tbe board r -rv& tfa riilit to r-Jt any or
all bids
Dob by order oflbe beard AffJI , Ml.
lv ' HwrdoX Direetw-.
BOOTT UOZOBTH. DlstrUt CSerk. s-l lt4r
AS.W.VVVWVWyVWfiArMrVV
I BALD HEADS!
What is tho condition of yours? Is your liatr dry,
harsh, brittle? Does it split at tho ends? Mas it a
Iifeles3 appcarnrfce? Does It fall out when combed or
brushed? ts it full of dandruff? Docs your scalp itch? ,
Is it dry or in a heated condition? If these are some of i
yoursymptomsbewarncdintimooryouwillbccornobald.
SkookumRootHair Grower i i
li what nm need. It production If not n accident, but therwnK of sclentlflo I
research. Knowledge ot tlin dUeuetot theh&trandtcJp led to thedlicoy. i
rryot bow to treat them. M8fcookum"oontalm neither mineral! nor olli. It i
is nox ft iye, dud a aeiifnirauj
the follicle, tritoni fallina
htatU.
tho use of Stoak-um Sim Soap.
HfKcei
n tTift arain eie&n.
the icaln
It your druMUtcaanolroppty you iend dtattt to as, and Y.e"lforwrd '
prepaid, on rroe.pt ot pric Orower$UWjtrbotUforW)a Boap,60u. ,
-:
per jar i oiur9av.
THB SKOOKUn
" THADE MAKE
0T South Fifth
." itfoititrm.
WVW.Wrtr
rm in
hD. C. .Cross
Jilllilli Choice Meats.
fiillPKinwJWsreiraFSS3vHi (J
S. W. THOMPSON & Co.,
Always Keep on hand a largo stock of looso and unmounted
Diamonds, Rubies, Sapphires and imported Opals.
221 Commercial Street.
Forest
Won
Vicks' Seeds
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too rioaecr
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POPPIES
JpH Jill
drucrliillons that lcrlbf, not mlilrsd;
llluJtratlong Unit Initruct, not rxigtrtfr
The cover li cliarmlnc In
Shlrlev.
tne ot wntf r color print In
I Brilliant.
I PdrlentaloJ
32)aeaori7ovtUleiprlntMllnS(IIOrertntcol.
nun a coia uacxirrouna, a
on. All tlio leading nOTCltlca and the lienor
OrerlSOiriaati
the oia varieuci. tucm nam iimeeTou cannot
afford to run any rlllc. Buy IIONI'XT
(ItlOim where you will receive I'OI.I.
ftlHANURH. llli not necessary to adver
tise that Vie-' serds crow. Oris I) Known the
world over, and also that the harvest navs. A
1'orUOCu.
See Ylclc'a Flo
ral Guide,
very little spent for proper
"CT"
crr laniiuuvwiT Bums.
l'loral Guide the handsomest calalo
which may lie drdict&t from first order.
IBB It II yPU UYW l line KHiuvi nrii w-tui-i-s
areas
,Cii liuut UIDt UlUflt MFW V WH iiisisiva varw mm awr- si'vurfuv
TUer Urowi Iber 1'lourlab, ther 1'roducb Abundantly.
not uiHuiipuiui
Rooliostor,
JAMES
N.Y.
'SPIVT?V'
TO
SALT LAKE DENVER.
OMAHA, KANSAS CITY,'.
CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS
' lAttO ALL
EASTERN CITIES!
DAYS. .
CHICAGO
J2
jIajim the Ouickcst to Chicago' land
Hours Quicor tQsas0mc and Kan"
Throtwh Pujlman and Tourist Sleepers, Free
. HgcHohig Chair Cars, Dining Can,
H ft. It
OliAHK.
JReceiver?.
JtyANpEft ON
ror m osd .turral lnturmAtloo call on
w ji. hdklburt; ai, o. y. a
fA, Wttn.ln.lon BU, CorJSd
ltlTf.AMD, OK-XJOK.
flTrdPttg,rW"&
martviuilrfM'-9-. Etlmt furnlsb
-.1 iii. lao. KMlUtrutb. HaUm. IU-1
&nH oh Jin Motor 1UI1 way, NortU Haleui
-.v ordt. at UMatrA -Ho-Mrs.;
is-u
mi
V ---, Mil n Bi. v
vrfc4
lvmnltnfr and Nfreihlnir Tonic llr atlmulatlnff ,
hair, cure dandrwr ami oroic Aafronbaia .
cooling una rqiiriuui juuic jij-aiiinuiMuuK
. ... BA B . ..... .. I
nnr. ana rrea irom lmuiinff cracuon. ij-
It CettrpT jxmutHo iiutcli, whie fttd on i
ROOT HAIR GROWER CO.,
Avnue, Veir York, N. Y.
Wholesale nnd Retail
Dealer in Fribli, Suit and
Smoked Meats ot n HCind
93 Coitrt. and
110 State Street.
Grove Poultry -"Yards.
Eatablishod In. 1877.
EGGS FOR HATCHING
FROM Til 13 VERY BE'dT VARIETIES..
Slock Finer than Ever, but Price Same as Uscalj!
Get the Boat and thou you will ha nath-iled. ' b'ontt
for Cntulogup. AddroRo
j. m. garrison;
Loolt Box 3S', K.ir.-i-t Orov.- Or.
Contain tho Germ of Life.
VIRTUALLY IMPOSSIBLE.
Wok's Floral Guide, 1894,
v-uiof n as vwuipiu ua tewvn. a
- IO 1.8 111., with ----. V
Dinrtn Telloir fllobo
Onion Kecd, 01.00
pir pound.
XOVELTIES.
Braoclilag Atler,
Illblncus, Sunset,
DaMla, F.theUlc-,
Double Anemone,
Charmer Pe,
New Potatoes.
liarmoDlous blrnd
gttrn and wliltt.
oresoi or Dtaui;
mv.
teed will save iro-
Alan cnnccio viL
oeior
irun, moi ivvciiH,
VICK'S SONS
East and South
i VIA-
THE SHASTA ROUTE
oitb
Southern Pacific Companv.
CAMfOUttrA KXl'U-HH TUAIN JIUW DAILY UK
TWB-W I-OttTl-ANU AMU H. Tf, .
rtoutll.
U 16 p. 111.
(fctttp. ra.
10 ii a.m.
HortTir
tl.'A) U, ID
A.&'J a, lb
7.-0U p. n
Portland
Halem
Han Kran.
Ar.
Uv.
Xjv.
Ar.
7
Aliave trulnM Uin at all atuttons fron
IHirtlaud to Albany Inclusive; also atTuiiKem
Hliedd, Ilalsey, liurrlnburit, Junction Ulty
IrvlUK, Kuiicne and all Ntatlcins. from llostbury
to Jisliittud Incluilve.
IUiM-IUJKU MA llUA !
5Tr Hi. i LT. I'ortiuud ArTj iiSi p7ni
11:17 a. w I Lv Halem Lv. ( 1:10 p. m
;60 p. in, lAr, lUwebur, Lv, 7.U) a. II
Dlnfug C'm-ft on Ogdcii Kou(c
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEBPBHS
AND
Second Class Slueplng Cars-
Attached to ll tliroujiU trTn.
'iVcstSIde Di?islo71)et?een Forllanf
and Cerrallls:
PAIy-(KXC -UWUAY).
Hju
JiSi u. iu. I iY. ForUitiid
l-lft p. ro. I Ar. OirvallU
Tortbtud"
a.eo i. iu
J.-WP. n.
At Albany and (JorvnllU connect wltt
trnlnaofOrnnm 1'haIAo lullroad.
- c : .- s; i -
Klfll-WtTllAlK
t- y- -
(IMII.V KXtl-lHUMIIAir
i ut p. to. Lv.
7-35 p. in. I Ar.
FortI"d Ar. i
sii ' "t,""-r:sr ;x
b.-ja. u.
6A0. id
UrMlnnvllle Lv. I
TiiKouou xiciitrrs
To all point- la lb Katttrn HUUs, U-u-da
and Uuropa call uo noiameo av iuwhi rv
iroiil . lv. nninn-i.1 oumi mi.i
K.P. 1M1UKIWI, AMU (1. V. and Fus. Ag'l
It. KOKULElt. ManaM'
FOR SALfR TRADE.
gneH-rooTi and OHnfrtoom coiUne u)a
tw Addition, Willi tw id lol. Will b
i ---r-t-iw t.r tnw-ihar. An unusually
zood barcala Apply to W. K,OUHKIl.eor.
rr mil and ChtmckrU trw. s-uim
)W
tY
morESSIONAIi AND BUSINESS CAKDS. 1
V. It. D'AKUV. Ok.0. O. D1N01L4M.
- A tint. t, tlLTlT, . It A.n... 1 m I
XJ Koonis 1, "i and a, D'Arcy Building, Mil
atuto street, bptclut mteullon gUen tu busl.J
ne&a lu tbo tupicinu and vlioulv court or then
siaie. u.
ryotnoiis H.jK8Sii.
rildX. Ml Dl.t. C
onravilieuuurL houte. niid llotil Wlllamii
OllliM tiourtiUio liuutl 1 to o'clock:. S-19H
1AU-uo.lv lui.ii, Aiioiutj ul Uw, olem,'!
iirtEun. utllue up fUuifc lu 1'atun biock.j
u,
J. 1UUUKU, Alioliiey ui law.Saltm. Oro-1
umi. umc.'U oer nusu 8 oium.
i J
O . Auoruu. n nt 1hw. Otllio over lapltulj
iilh i hi uhi.k, -"mi u., uieu a.
r
. A.uvliJt..,j"WufJ miuw.rcoiuihj
. nut i, 1 iuii b iik uuiiqnjg,wpBi.vr..
.. x .. m W. 11. HOLMES.
DUllAunst ilUi-JlKS. Alloraeyb at law.fl
L) 111- Id lfJSh bloci, betwttli t:tateana
unit, ou i i iii'iiurttitl sliMU
. illl.N Il.vVisK. AT1MKNKV.AT-LAV.
J .nilco-loujud uu nrou.ptO' rciulltcdi
iuiuy uukik, .or. buuo uuu Lmiuerouu
Iroctw wnlmn, nnu. 9-M-tf.
jTK-Uiv 8HEUMa. .Typewriting nd
O oomuiorcmi ktt'no upb. ODlce, room
ti, Qmy bluilc. Tho bctil or ork aoue at rea
sonable ititen. 12-88
DK. T. O. SMITH, lleutlst. RJ BUto trot
Buletn, Otc.Ou. bluisbed Ueutal opera,
ions or every description. 1'alnless ojtenv
iIooh a peclnl)y.
Merridale Poultry
j v i
VAHD-i. Only nurest stock kept. Bpcclalty, ;1
llrowii Lettborus, riyiuouth lioekn. "look
imorcus null illack Lnucsbnun. Kgs ror ,
hatcblDir. J. J.MIljL.KR.Bleni. 1
lata strtet, near Statu. 4-3 dwlm
The CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE & ST, PAUL
RAILWAY.
Travelrra "maktla note on t."
Tills .Great Railway iSystem Connects
at
3T, PAUL and OMAHA
With all transcontinental lints, giving
direct and swift communica
tion to all;
K.VTlSltN mm BOU-HKUN lO.NTB.
AND IS THEj
:::0NP LINE:::,
running
ISIuctrlo I.Ihtotl Junii; Ulniiui Heated
- Vohtlbuled trains of elcgnnt Sle6plne,a
l'atlor, Dining and Uutlet
Cars, Willi
Free liccltnhig Qhairs,
Unking Its service second to none In tbe
worUl.1
Holtct;re on nle at all rromlnmt rollroa
lUUtt Ullll'OH.
for Inrther lutnrmntlon atk Uio nearest rail
jul ii to at, orudilrosH
CJ. EDUY, General Agl.
J. W. CASLY, Trav, Pass Agt,
PORTLAND, Oregon.
. .!. - - -- T .is si m
JORTHERN
PACIFIC R. R.
i
LT
N
S
Pullman
Elegant
Slo piwjCirs
D nhj
Cars
Tourist
Sleeping Cars
llST, PAUL
MINNEAPOLIS
DULOTll
FARGO
TO GRAND FORKS
KUUKIUH
WINNIPEG ,
HELENA and
BUTTE
Timouan TICKETS
TO
CHICAGO
WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK
BOSTON and all
Points East end South
Kor Information, time card, mar and
ticket vail ou or write
BifAW & Downing, AgouU, Bfllern.
Or A. D. CiiAHMON. Ami, Gp. Pft&8
Agont; l'ortluutl, Oregon.
WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES
(Northern Pacific R. R. Co. Lstus.)
LATEST TIMEI CARD,
Dally Through Tralm.
ll'pin
Ir-ipm
ts'-fiprn
7:lpm
i U6pm
7.16lm
l. Minn.-. 8
I ..dtl'aul...n
I .. Uulutli-B
I . Aslilnud. a
M:sOum
H.(Cara
ll.lUro
H.l-iir
sOpm
8:40pm
7.1o-n
10 U!a
a.t.'blco.-l
fi.aipm
la.tOpm
"TT; U(mji7iiii i Miitr-1 lliifH run twoM
tralm dally belweonbt. l'uul.Ulun.4iolUaUit
ChlcaKO Milwaukee and all point In v.lx,?:
sin; mukini; coimeciton In Ulilcotfo with all
tinea runnluittrssi and loutu.
'iicKxii aoiu una uue cnecatu iiuuusu
to all iKilnli In tbe United Htatea and l-anai
-a.
all
tralm koIuk Kant aud rtoutti.
Kor lull Information apply to Murnaajyat,
ticket aent or . 4 JAR. , o. ViJ,
dOfe-conn-ruou niauo iu uiiitiu n.t
uen rtvm nun iiK wuhmm .-
Steamer flltona
FOR rOHTLAND.
Leave IJolsf dooJ; alouilaya, W'-
and Fridays 7.(5 a hi.
HKTU11N1NU, leavea I'ortlaud dnyK.
Tliuradaya and Baturdaya at Wm i
Kaat time for paaeer aervloe, uu way
jtndln-freltfbt lutiidied
HOUND TIMI'(un!lroil) U0J One wa,
UOu
MICA1, OH OUNT8
Kor freUUt rate and tlekbj apply to J". A.
BLrtJOIVT --iU.attueU,k, AaSof HtaUi
r jWWv''W!wf
nixriWi"i'amST
TFF
H-l..l-MI.H--iffl-H-lil-U-. - Tl'H(iai- S"
WrtffTiii-fc' -
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