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.MoNTR oARLon WELLS.
The Manwho Broke the Bank May Have
to Break Stone Yet.

The Mnn'Yho Broke the Bank May Have
to Break Stone Yet,
LONDON, Jan. 1I.-Charles Wells, com-
monty known as "Monte Carlo Wells"
arrived from France to-day in the GUS
tody OF detectives, and was arraigned
at the Bow street police court on twelve
charges OF fraud, amounting to 1900
pounds. Wells is famed in music hall
lore as 'the man who broke the bank at
Monte Carlo" s.
Wells Is fifty years OF age. His pro-,
fesslon was supposed to be that Of a
civil engineer and patent agent He
claimed that he had broken the bank
through working an iniallible system.
He published pamphlet setting forth
the details OF II. He advertised for a
partner with heaps OF money, proniis-
ing a golden reward at the expense Of
the administrators Of the great gambling
casino. He believed, or Affected to be-
lieye, in the run OF sequence at roulette,
but so far as ia known, Wells did not
yet his partner. He overlooked one
point, which doubtless prevented d.
partner from coming forward. By fol.
lowing the sequence Of the table Il be-
came possible to acquire wealth. What
need was there for great capital to start
the oporaton2 Some time after Monte
Carlo had made Wells an object OF cons
mon talk he began to figure rather un-
pleasantly in law court reports. He
was repeatedly sued for money, which,
1t was alleged, he had obtained by shady
practiceg. va
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Special DiTateh to the lnteliiOsaeer.
cHARLEsroN, W. VA, Jan. 1.-THE
Republican members of the legislature
will caucus tomorrow night and decide
upon whom they will honor with the
senatorial nominations. The drift Of
sentiment is in favor Of Hon. s. B. Elk
ins for the long term and Hon. Thomas
Z. Davis for tho short term. They will
be in all probability nominated unani-
mously. G,A.D.
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Do cn.nnrnap gelu IlnlllsA.

PARIS, Jan, 17.--Deputy Paul Do cag.
sagnac appeared before tho patlIa-
mpntAry commission Of inquiry and
behaved 50 truculontly that several
times II required tho combined pof.
auaaiyenoSs Of Chalfman BtisSon aud
his colleagues TO calm him and induu0
him 10 proceed cohefOnlly With his
IanLlmohY.
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BOTH ON THEM WIN.
Camden and Faulkner Make a
Combine After all the Talk,
CAMDEN IS TO SUCCEED Mr., KENNA
And Faulkner win Remain whore
he has Been Six Years,
ALL IS HARMONY WITH A BIG "H,'

Tho Caucus turns out to OO Regular
Democratic love feast, and every.
body is Euthusiastio and all thai.
Tho Republicans viii Nominate tho
Men to bo compIfmented witch tho
Minority Vote at Caucus 10 bo
Held Tonight -LogisIative Pro.
ceedings,
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I'VE HOUSE oF pNLEaATEs.
Routine Proceedings YCstSriAy-A Addition.
ni Committees,
a....f.i yti.-.i.l A.. a.. -.

Routine Proceedings Yesterday Addition.
NJ Committees,
Special Dtpdieh 70 hs iniaiCeIeen
onAmHroS, W. Va, Jan. t7.-ThO
announcement Of tho committees by
Speaker Shaw aud tho introduction Of
Bills constituted all tho bnslnoSs o. tho
house to-day Aitos the reading Of tho
journal tho speaker announced tho iol.
loving additional committee appoint.
mentai
Roadl aud Internal NayIgallon-G Goad, Cham.
hers, Davis tAlviul, Harper, BheltUu, Trout,
Holt workman, MIeg.,llgiInby llnnleta Hoonts,
BurguN Atkltitgh, uHiillh WlokrnhOliot.
fGhtthtiafy- -pfihee, MqCiaHR, Inhah shH.
niulu, 1hbnlli Cunfadi llarpet, MeQheqi ht0'
1luR ufAinn, ualnuti Austin, Wlokonholef,
HOLE, Atkinson,
iitnanO in1IliulIonS and Public 1nlldlhes-
Dandfldge, Holt, Bhumat0, nAvli, smith a. Ill
OKahui Vf0nman, Hayes ldYciyi. iiol, UtoCf,
Anderson, liomAu, Hartley Nll0y
ilajlfOnQH-llanalnfd MyOlyi MoCalllglofi
Cbad O'knne Walker, Chafubptl Trout, Floyd,
uFnnm McklnhoY Tablet dhuW ulsu1t pylQ,
TA1lilDn and flnAnpu-Hrochunlot nand.
ridge, plath llf,l Shpmele Prince llult HAYS,
NrQptnln, smith 70, In Hot, Hartley, Damn
Mckinney, Clltt "a, land Andpron
Mlnoa Nnd Mlnlng-ThOmas, Pflnooi Brock
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AFrER THE RoYAL1srs.
The French Government Alleges that a
Conspiracy Exists,

tHe rreuCH uuforhmont httcHob thht q
Conspiracy Exists.
PANS Jan. 1.-THE government will.
will soon strike a blow It is reported
on excellent authority that there is now
ample evidence Of a royalist conspiracy,
and that arrests will be made at au
early date. The conspiracy has been
hatchod ip London aud Madrid, aud the
Count OF Caris, instead Of having been
especially close In expenditures Of late
for tho royallst cause, has been un-
usually lavish. He is not himself nan-
aging any details, and II IL mot desired
that he should, but his loading repre-
Hontatives are more active sSan ever.
Royallst influence and funds have had
much 10 do with tho recent activity In
revolutionary circles in Paris, and II ia
reported that much Of tho applauso Of
the oxtfenist speakers at tho IiyoN
Vauxhall was furnished by paid royal.
lat claudotA
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FROM NAME no FloRIpA
The Extremely Cold Weather is Felt-Ic'
FIoeE CnuSe Trouble.

The ExtrCmely Cold Weather Is Feit-lce
Floes Cause Trouble.
New YoRK, Jan. 17.-According to the
Oldest inhabitants Of Manhattan island
this winter has not had an equal in
point of severity for thirty.fve
years. The cold spell to-day extends
from Maine to Florida. at Augusta,
Maine, it was 20 degrees below zero. At
Providence, R. l., 1t was % below, and
the same at Worcester, Mass, while at
Nashua, N. H., it was 20 degrees below
"a 4 dispatch from Cape Henry, Va,
says: 1.-The ocean is frozen or packed
with ice foes for a distance OF three
miles from shore. Vessels have to
keep we'll out to sea. Such display Of
ice at sea Is a rare sight for this lati-
tude."
bteakwater to-day andthas caused much.
trouble to shipping.
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a COAL FAM1NEIa IailtINRNE.
New York and Brooleiyn Find tho Situation
Serious.

New York and Brooklyn Find the Situation
Serious.
NEW York, Jan. 17.-Among the man
itold effects of the unusually protracted
cold weather, that upon the coal supply
Of this city and Brooklyn has suddenly
become very serious. Already large
manufacturing plants are running by n
process resembling hand to mouth ex.
istence, SO far as concerns their coal
supply.
die whole situation in nutshell is
that the supply OF coal on hand in tho
city is being rapidly diminished, and
that fresh supplies cannot be got into
the city in quantities large enough to
compensate for tho depletion.
New York and Brooklyn are consum-
ing at least 10000 tons Of coal day and
probably not more than half that guam
tity Is coming in to repleniah the stock.
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CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 17,-A special
from Findlay, Ohio, says that tho
Standard Oil 90. has increased the
price Of Ohio crude oil TO 42i cents o
barrel In tho northern dlstrict and 30
cents In tho southern district This Is
tho highest price ever fixed and II is
duo to failure Of tho natural gas supply
and tho tibo Of oil for iuol. n
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THE 1oTTERY FlNps a HOME.
The Republic of Honduras Codes 1t an Is
land -OuIta n Hin nenl


The Republic Of Honduras Cedes 1t an Is
land-ouite n Big Deal.
TEouoloALPA, HoNDuRAs, Jan. 9,-The
Louisiana state lottery has been grant.
ed a charter from the republic Of Hon.
duras and will remove its business to
that country on the expiration OF its
present charter, which will be January
/, 1894. The concession is q monopoly
Of the lottery business for the term OF
fifty years. The Hondurian govern
ment grants to the company thaistand
OF Guanaia, in the bay OF Honduras,
which is to be used in such manner as
the company may see fit for its pur-
poses. The government comedies free
OF cost all lands which may be required
for lottery offices throughout the re-
public OF Honduras. All lottery tickets
10 be issued by the company are to be
impressed by the official seal OF the
Hondurian government and all draw
ings Of the lottery are TO be supervised
by the government. The Hondurian
government, in consideration for the
granting OF the charter, is to have the
free use OF cable line and OF the steam
ship lines andis to receive million
dollars in American gold coin and a
graduated percentage of from one TO
three per cent on the face value OF all
tickets sold by the company.
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MuSciE, INDo Jan. 17,-The IwItch.
mons strike Ia getting worse. II has so
effected the stool and Iron works
that tho last ono banked It's fires to.
night The Thiel detective agenoy Of
81. Louis brought q car load Of men to.
day, but the strikers prevented them
from going 10 work. Superintendent
Hill feiusca 10 confer with tho strikers
or talk arbitration. II Outsiders arc put
on hero tho entlrc system will 90 cut,
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CAIRo, Jan. l7.-Mr. Oromer, the
British representative in Egypt to-day
informed the khediye that Great.
Britain expected to be consulted by the
Egyptian government in all the impor-
tant steps TO be taken by it, and espe-
cially in changesin the ministry.
The.British government, he added,
wouldnever sanction the appointment
OF Fakrht Pdsha as president OF the
council. It Is a we'll known fact that
Fakrhi pasha Is opposed to the English
occupation Of Egypt.
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TnouRnE WITH EdYpT.
Russia and Turkey Believed to be In.
triguing against Great Dritain.

Russia and Turkey Believed to be Ins
triguing against Great Britain.
LONDON, Jan. H.-A hprriedly con-
yened cabinet council was held this af-
ternoop.. The unexpected call for a
conference caused a decided sensation
at the clubs, where it was conjectured
that action was to be taken In regard
to the sudden spirit OF Independence
displayed by the khediye ot Egypt in
changing his ministry without having
first obtained the consent 6! tho British
government, The British representa-
two AT Cairo declines to recognize the
new ministry, and the khedlye refuses
10 make any changes in It,
A long telegram from MI, Cromer, the
British representative at Cairo, was re-
ceiyed at tho foreign office early this ai.
ternoon. Soon nfterward the Russian
and French ambassadors and the Ger
man charge d'atfairs called upon Lord
Roseberry, the foreign minister, and q,
somewhat heated conversation took
place. What was said during the visit
has not transpired, AT 8;l5 the SUM
mons for cabinet council at 5 o'clock
was issued.
The council rose at 6:S5, after reaoiy-
ing unanimously to treat the Khedive
with tho utmost flrmness,
The ministers decided to inform him
in distinct manner that his position
as the ruler Of Egypt depends upon the
good will Of Great Britain, and that the
British government will refuse to rec.
ogniSe the reaCtionary ministry that he
has appointed.
tits believed that Mr.. Cromer's mos
sage attributed the Kledive's action TO
concerted Russian and Turkish in.
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KEoKUK, IA, Jan, la-ThS frat sec.
tIon Of tho California limited, on tho
Santa Fe, was derAiled ato nllps eABt
Of Medill, Mo-, this morning. Tho din.
ing car rolled down an Ombankment,
caught fire and burned. William Ross,
q colored walter, OF Chicago, was roast.
cd alive. Six OF eight persons wet0
seriously injured. A broken rail
caused the wreck.
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wAsHiNuroN, D. O., Jan. 17-Howsrd
echnOlderl sentenced TO he hanged Fri.
day next for the murder Of bis wife, will
not bo executed on that day, Tho
court In gonufal term this morning do.
cldod that thoro Is such doubt ag 10
tho condemned man'a sanity az 10 war.
rant poatponenent Of tho execution
lion,
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stephen NJ. white for senator.

SACRAMENTO, GALA, Jan. H. Ballot
ing for United States senator to succeed
Charles II. FELTON, began this afternoon
after short nominating speeches. The
first ballot in tho assembly resulted,
White 42, FELTON, @; total vote s0-nec-
essary 10 choice, Al.
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Conl scnrce I'D petroIt.

DETROIT, Jan. 17.-There is a slight
prospect Of a coal fame in Detroit, as
thoro now is in many cities far from a
source Of supply. The cause OF the gen.
eral shortage Is the increased demand
in consequence Of the prolonged cold
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DuxDAs, MIMI, Jan. 1.-THE worst.
blizzard Of the winter has been in pro.
gress since this morning. The wind is
blowing a gale, filling the east and west
roads two feet deep with snow.
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AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 1.-THE election
of United States senator to-day resulted
as follows; Eugene Hale, 2S; Arthur
Sewall, /. House-Hale, 95; Sewall, Al.
Hale was declared elected.
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PJrTsnURoH, Pa, Jan. 1.-THE Re-
publican caucus this morning nomi-
mated Matthew S. Quay for United
States senator. The vote was: Quay,
14S, Dalzell, lS: Goblin,
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H6RTFoRD, COM, Jan. 17,-James R.
Hawley (Rep.) was chosen United States
senator to-day at joint legislative ses-
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BosroN, Jan. 1.-THE Democratic leg.
islature caucus decided upon Patrick a.
Collins as the party candidate for sena-
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1oMB, Jan, i7.-1ho Vatican has oho.
son Cardinal Gibbons TO be delegate 10
tho Catholic congress al Chicago.
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senator GRAY Safe.

DOVER, DEL, Jan. 17.-senator Gray
was to-day reelected to the senate with
out oppoAition.
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Sc onses OF Cholern.

BUpA PEsT, Jan. 17.-six cases Of
cholera have been reported here within
the last torty'eight hours.
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RIB, HAYES IS DEAD.
The Hx-President Passed Away at
a Late Hour Last Night
AFTER HIS VERY BRIEF ILLNESS,
Neuralgia OF the Heart the Cause
of his Sudden Death,
THE FAMILY WAS VERY RETlCENI

And tho Fact that he was Dead was
not Loarned Outside tho Household
for Some Time-The Progress OF his
Malady in its Last stages-EaFlier
Reports of his Condition gave En-.
couragement that he would Re-
coyer-A Good and Faithful Man
Gone to his Eternal Reward,
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w.nlhrr rornennl fnr rn.nnr.

FOR Woii virginia, wcllofn Pennsylvania aud
Ohio, ffdw and Waftnct except o0ldOfin WOStl
0In Vligi euuthgNlQrly Wildp ChHnelng u
nOfthwaAicfly Tonight
f5ENrKaAruAn YGyyeHbN,
AZ furnished BY q Htnssps. dturtltl. NINA,
Mnfkdt aud fu0fiafhfii fffntff - Tftrt
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Private Roof Garden.

Those who find the city hot, dusty and
intolerable have probably never spent an
afternoon or evening amid the many
"roof gardens" that are really the sum
mer quarters Of numerous Bostonians.
One Of these gardens was recently visited
when the rays of the western sun were
the longest. There, under wide spread
ing awning the hammocks swung, and
steamer chairs with head and foot rests
were most invitingly scattered about.
There was little table covered with
novels, and stacks Of papers were weight
ed down with souvenir stones that told
stories about Block island. Nova Scotia,
Montana and Colorado. Another little
table was we'll supplied with delicious
drinks and dainty edibles. Around the
edge of this aerial abode boxes of flowers
bloomed in profusion.
There were quantities Of sweet peas Of
every hue, and the chimney was covered
with trellis of scarlet runners. Bache-
lor's buttons gayly fiirted with the mod
est pansies. There were gorgeous mas
turtiums and long box Of mountain
ferns; also clump Of morning glories
that had climbed slryward 10 the top Of
the trellis. But 1t Is at evening that the
roof garden is pleasantest, especially
when lighted by the moon and when dis
tance lends enchantment 10 the numer-
ous street bands. Boston Courier.
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Sweet is the slumber beneath the sod,
While tho pure spirit rests with God.
Mr.. roberts, Check For a Cont.

A few days ago story was published
of check for cents drawn ON New
York national bank and posted as a curl
osity in the Office of a heavy broker in
Wall street 7. p. Roberts of this city
has draft which as curiosity out
ranks the cent check and is on par
with the famous Bank of England note
for a penny.
From 1885 to 1883 Mr.. Roberts was
postmaster at Hazen, N. D., and on Jan.
1, 1891, in settlement Of his final account
with the authorities at Washington, he
received draft on the postmaster at
Chicago for cent and signed an impos-
ing formal receipt, which was sent back
to Washington. The draft was in the
usual form, and the paper on which it
was engraved must have been worth
nearly its face value Check marks upon
it showed that 1t had passed through
many hands, and 1t bore the signatures
of those high in authority.
A careful computation shows that the
issuing of that draft for cent cost the
postoffice department in time and wages
at least $l4. Mr.. Roberts has been Of
fered $50 for it as q curiosity, but says
he won't part with 1t for several times
that sum. Some time after he got
the draft Mr.. Roberts received notii-
cation from Washington that unless II
was presented within six months 1t
would not be paid without renewal but
he never has been reduced to such fnan-
cial straits that he was compelled to
have it cashed.
So it will remain outstanding, to be
carried on and on in the books of the
department, causing profanity among
the clerks who are making up the bal
ances and inquiring comments by new
sets of officials who come into Office with
the changes of government. Mr.. Rob-
erts will continue to be creditor of the
federal government in the sum Of cent.
-Paso Robes Moon.
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noard on aII..I..lppl steamsr..

The great mississippi steamers which
nsed 10 run as far as New Orleans and
the accommodation on board, which was
simply magnificent, had ceased TO ply
when the war broke out, but on npmeF-
ous occasions wSs able 10 avail myself
Of the elegant comforts TO be found on
board a river steamer. This fare on
board the American steamers l always
found plentiful In quantity and tolera-
BILE in quality still II must be admitted
that there were many stock jokes cur
rent 90 20 the meagerness Of the pro-
visions supplied by the steamship com
pany 10 their guests, aud among these
was a story about Barnum, who, de-
manding once beefrteak al supper, had
handed over his shoulder by the negro
waiter a piece Of rather thin and GER
tainly Oyergrilled flesh, which hs do
scribed a. resembling IN form and color
an Ethiop's ear. That's what mean. ("
quoth the great Snowman; bring me
some" He pTofesssd 70 regard the
Ethiop's ear a. only q sample Of the
steak thai wa = oOme.--9. A. Sala IA
London Telegraph.
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dren wealth or honor, but do ask that
they all may be the subjects Of thy COM
forting gracer Her II children brought
into the kingdom of God, she had but
one more wish, and that was that she
might see her long absent missionary
son, and when the ship from China an
chored in New York harbor and the long
absent one passed over the threshold of
his paternal home she said, "'Now, Lord,
lettest thou thy servant depart in peace,
for mine eyes have seen thy salvation"
The PRAYER was soon answered.
1t was an autumnal day when we gath
cred from afar and found only the house
from which the soul had fed forever.
She looked very natural, the hands very
much as when they were employed in
kindness for her children. Whatever else
we forget, we never forget the look of
mothers hands. AS we stood there by
the casket we could not help but say,
Don't she look beautiful It was
cloudless day when, with heavy hearts,
we carried her out to the last resting
place. The withered leaves crumbled
under hoof and wheel as we passed, and
CQe SUN Sncuo Ou Iiio ndrlthu IiNeE uuJil
| it looked like fire; but more calm and
beautiful and radiant was the setting
sun of that aged pilgrims life. No more
toll, no more tears, no more sickness, no
more death. Dear mother! Beautiful
motheri
Sweet is the slumber beneath the sod,
While tho pure spirit rests with God.
Ineed not go back and show you Zen
obia or Semiramis or Isabella or even
the woman of the text as wonders of
womanly excellence or greatness when
1 in this moment point to your own pic
ture gallery of memory, and show you
the one face that you remember SO well,
and arouse all your holy "reminiscences,
and start you in new conservation to
God by the pronunciation of that tender,
beautiful, glorious word, Mother, moth
| arp
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WY .. MOTT,
w PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
ONCE 3lo Commercial street, In EldridRe block
Residence 40 Commercial street.
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II g. GRIFFITH, DENTIST, SALEM, ORE.
u. gon. Once hours from q m 70 8 p. IN
All work guaranteed. once over ]. j Dnl.
rymple's store, corner Court and Commercial
streets.
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VIZ ID. PUGH, Architect. plans. specinca-
w, tions and superintendenee for all
Glasses OF buildings. Office 30 Commercial
street, mp staira.
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q q. Browne, NJ D., Physician and sur.
-. geon. ONCE, Murphy block; residence,
AZ tsOnn M erciaI street.
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The Yaquina Route.
OREGON PACIFIC R. R.

lnd Oregon Development comrany's steam
hip line. 226 miles shorter, 20 hours less
line than by any other route, First class
through passenger and freight line nom
Portland and all Joints In the Willamette
valley TO and from Ian Francisco.
TIME sCHEDULE, Except sundayl
tIy Albany 100 p m Nv Corvallia---l:4o p m
Ar Yaauina--6:H0 p m Lv Yaquina ---6.45 m
Ly Corvallis 1885 am Ar Albany----li;l0a M
9: a O. trains connect at Albany and Corr
vallis
The above trains connect at Yaquina with
the Oregon Development Co.'S line OF steams
erB between Yaquina and san Francisco.
n, B-Passengers from Portland and all
Willamette valley points can make close con-
lecti0n with The trains OF the Yaquina Route
NJ Albany or Corvallis and II destined tn Fan
Francisco should arrange to arrive at Yaquina
the evening before dateof sailing
Passenger and Freight Rats alwaye the
oweEt For information apply 10 MeesfH.
HULMAN & Co., freight and Ticket Agents
400 and 202 Front street, Portland, Or, or
q q. HO0UE, Act GeD'l 1T, a Pass. Agt.,
Or. Pacific X. II 20 Corvallis, or.
G. III, HAaWEI.L, jr., Genr Freight and
Pass. Agt Ore Developments Co.,
s04 Montgomery 81
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Tickets s0ld and haEEaFr cheoKod tnrouG0
" All poinia ln the unltod aiatea ana r4naN4
Close QOunorLion MADE la UhI01Ho with |||
trains eninf Hast aud Houlh.
fof inil Information apply 70 your re1f1s|
ticEol agent oH JAS. a. EI|||||
9sn, Pasa, ana Tss Agl, 0h'e'1l' "a
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TAR. A. DAVIS. Late Post Graduate OF New
IL York, gives special attention TO the dis
eases OF women and children, nose, throat,
lungs, kidneys, akin diseases and surgery.
Once at residence, 1O4 state street. Consulta-
ton nom 9to ~ q. m. and TO 5 p. m. 7-l-6m