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Oregon City, February 9, 1894. Hard Tlmei. (C ininuulratlon No. 2.) Editor Courier: Allow me to say amen to the article on the nforenHld sub ject In your paper of January guth, and to further say, "thorn's my sentiments esactly" on hard times with the ma jority of the people. There is a world BaDSTBEicT'f reports that last week of moaning In those few words, ''lazl i . ,.n..,in .i0l. Doss and lack of thrift." Tis my hum' 02 more important manufacturing estab linhninnts resumed and but 17 shut down. The Industrial gain is contln nous. hard times" Iobbom bio opinion, this will prove to be a "blessing in disuuiso" to the average Oregonian, in the wny of I teaching him (or her) t lie rudlmcn'sof economy. It seems that good mutto, Thc passage of the Wilson bill In the ' line of Prosperity, prepare for ad- it ti,.,..,1., versi.y, iihh milium, ueuu uirK'iuoii, houie of representatives on Thursday ,ft ug'H frame ftm, Umj( ,t ,n ()e p lr. last, bv vote of 204 to 140, was a great or B0ngHide of "Wante not, want not," victory for tariff reform. The income and "Never mUs the water till the well tax bill and Increase of the whisky tax runs dry." ! j ii .1 .. t Native Oregonians have really never to one dollar per gallon form a rider to . ., , , . , , ,. . . the tariff measure. as the most of limn possess the true ti ' i native American instinct to "live high Jo Manlkv, the new chairman of while the not is full," very tow are pre- the republican national executive coin- pared to make a penny take the place mittee, is Maine man, and inakos no u7r- '"ok i" ''B " ' I tnarn la tin Afhon avnnaa aim inah u tin. concealment of the fact that his enndi- . , . . . ... , . date for president in 1800 is the man Our rich Uncle Sam has beon very gun- B. Reed. The eroug in the way of giving his heirs whole sections of land, and the only consideration imposed is to reside on it and improve it. Did the majority ap- !..., ..:r, n f f..... ... .....i A r.t In the Messaba iron region, WinCim- tllBm , , ,..,., ctlalniv be from Maine, Thomas big republican three are now Peed, McKinley and Harrison. sin, thousands of men have been thrown millionaires instead of where they are. out of employment by a recently die- Veiyfew whole section farms in this covered method cf handling the ore, conniyi anu ii iney are nni iniaci wi.ose . . . , , , , , . fault is it, some political party or mis under which it can be shoveled into a manfln(i ,.,, ,? of nnnrsH the wagon at a cost of 3.76 cents per ton. are many who have made a most credit- It is wortli $2.50 a ton on the "pot, or in able showing and made comfortable the vicinity, so that the owners get .hm;- t.l!?renrB 'TV!!'" lixty-iix times as much for it as those ,re i(t of )l)ir farlng lrom rjucle S;iin, who do the work. and I believe they are the ones who kick the liiirheat. Manv can look bick Kino Gambrinus, Old liye, Whisky and say, "It might have been." One Straight and Tom and Jerry are the 18 BlIre farmers are not as independent power behind thc throne in the Empi re a'1" "Kn l" l"B" ""T "8IUU- ' . , , In early days of course there were State. '-The liquor vote of this state,' says many trja8i privations and hardship Uo the Wine and Spirit Gazette, publixhed be endured. Willi many, their auiliitkn In New York city, "a good deal more not reach the point it should, or mm iiiungago wuum nut ue tiiero in TOM BARBER'S OPPORTUNITY. Ho Seized It and Wat Born from Penury to Affluenoe on a Wave of Political Pap. Twenty-live years ago. Turn Haider told his chums that he i ri tun led to run for representative on the republican ticket. Tom was a ready-tonguml, broad shouldered fellow, gifted Willi a good memory and a quaint individuality and more than his share of conceit ; but he was as "poor as a church-mouse" and "bached" in a cabin on the bank of the Willamette, where he lived on dog-sal-mn and books. He had played soldier at a government pout just long enough to become familiar with government ra tions, and learn the va'uuble ait of cook ing beuns to perfection at a camp tire, and always appeared on .Main street in a faded military coat with bright butto. a and stripes on the sleeve. "All right, Tom. I'll vote for ye," was the cheery response of every voter in Clackamas county who join "boned" for support . The idea of sending that quaint lout, Tom iturder, to the legislature, was a popular joke. The fanner chuckled oer it behind the plosy. The boys per sistnntly "poked tun at MILK TESTING. Hi It Advantages at Compared With Cream Tenting Method. Gradually creameries are falling into lino and paying for milk according to tho butter fat it contains. As the creura test ofton gave very poor satisfaction when cream was bonglit by test, patrons are first inclined to be suHpicloui that tho milk test may not give accurate re sults. There is a chance that it may not, but not so great as in cream testing. The milk goes to tho factory in a fluid condition, and if tho ono making the test is careful lie can get a fuir sample. Dut cream stood around two or three days in all kinds of weather and under all imaginable conditions, and by the timo tho hauler inado his visit it was fur from hoinogoneous thore were thick the budding 1 clots, and thoro were thin streaks, and politician, yet they concluded that he ' there was a big chance to miss getting might do us well as a legislator as si me 1 an nccurato sainplo of the moss, even graining unit tne lesi was accurate, than 120,000 strong, can, if it will, con trol all legislation in Albany. It is the balance of power between the two par ties. It can make or unmake majorities. Properly led, it can elect any set of men it pleases." black and white; neither did they make improvements or show a progressive spirit as time advanced. As long as credit for "bacon and calico" was good, the slack farmer would. run a bill Willi some merchant till it was necessary to mortgage hnn a ' forty, another and Innntlior fnrtv w-nnld fnllnw till all tint in Aiuina ine American ueience As- "forties" in that section were consumed. sociatiou has been organized with 170 Our present home was bought of a mer i,rinr m.mLhi . i..w..n ciiant who tooK it lor a store account . ....... ..... ,. VVUIHUI-III.I.IIV . ,, , , ,. -,y . ., . Tt , f f . w ... . vsiiv llinu lino auiu ,uab 011,10 too aim 10 lueA.r.A ana j.u.a.bi. w out- , Ire ami niano imt into the family ha Bpoaen in us opposition to the union 01 has never caught up in his accounts church and state and in its lovaltv to our Be that as it may, if we would live and free Institutions and the nubile nchnol outrun poverty, we must always kuop . within the satety limit of our liicomo, system as it now exists, ine telegram however small that may be, is the says editorially : "The Trotestant scare thought of A Keaiikii over the prospect of a Catholic raid on the school fund is far-fetched. The time is a long way off when any church or re ligion shall dominate the politics of America. PACIFIC COAST NOTES. Tub vote of the house on Tuesday of 175 against 57 sustaining the Hawaiian policy oi Prest. ClevrUnd and condemn ing the course of M.-i : Stevens was a yictory for fhe administration, and the repeal of Iho federal election laws (po tent tool of J5o3 Quay and other re publican laaciiU) b both houses of The White Swan gold mine in Baker county has been sold to an hastorn syndicate for (1250,000. Bv means of $2,500,000 nnd 8 huge dam, 200,000 seres of the Alojave dexert in southern California is to be irrigated. The Nehatem Journal of Vornonia, a populist organ, and the Sulcm Duly Democrat have both gone to tho news paper graveyard. The democrats will hold their slate convention at Astoria April 17th, The basis ot representation was ilxcd as lol- lowe : One delegate at large for each eonareB was a victory for the groat 'If! , x-iatic party. In spite of the hos- county and for every 150 votes cast for tihiyofthrf demnnrai ofth Him nr Bennett for supreme judgo and every tho ;rt;ast thut hold the nation's purst- JiU'tti.js, the congressmen of the West ai e nhaping the policy of the govern ment to the needs of their constituents. rwy ..... i us new Dona issue is to meet a re- - publican deflciencyr'Tlie N ." T. World says that this is now established to the satisfaction of the moBt obtuse partisan by the fact that the plates for the new bonds were prepared under the direc tion of Secretary FoBter, who contem plated issuing bonds just before the end of Mr. Harrison's administration. The fraction over 75. The two congressional candidates will be nominated at the same time and place. The palm for possessing the largest single hop ranch in the world, which has for a long timo been the proud boast of King county, will soon pass to Dm east side. u( Hie Oat-ade iiiountalns. Yakima county has laid claim to the distinction and by next summer will have every right to it, for there will be growing at that time upon her rich valley lands liuu acres ot Hops in one body. The big Snniiialmie hop ranch In tins coutlv contains 340 acres in one body, planted to hops, and the Lilien thals of San Francisco own a yard at ... . .i i.. i.. t .1 . .loflnio...... ,i.;..t. t ... ii.. .. I easBiuoii, a uiiieuit couniv, iai or a, deficiency, which is now actually upon o(350acreto wllich adding the treasury, was then certain, but was mo acres more, which, when fully postponed by Mr. Foster's borrowing planted, will be larger than the Yakima from New York banks. The cause 0yMi. Seattle Itlegraph. lift flpfii iannv u aa liitlinn-flnlliir Ann- A. J. Curothers announcon in the .... i r l'i i .. . -ir Albany Democrat thai lie will give a re grcsB extravagance and Mckinley tanfT ,, 4rinn ,i , in " n,i iooiauuii. ,,,, anv oi i , loiiowtnir words or nhrnsna in their Itihlus whether Kn l'iPTV-FiVK millions of liabilities nnd ulish, Greek or Hebrew: Immortal no assets is the position of the Chicago soul, deathless soul, never dying soul, other fellows that they had sent to tl state capital to make our laws and drink lobbyists' whisky. "Give the cuss a chance," was the popular verdict. Tom had a walk-over. 1 he day after tho election lie was hailed as the mo t popular citizen of the county. He stepped on air for a week and poured forth a river of eloquence tit the republi can ratification meeting. His heart thumped under his new coat as his basso-profiindo voice thrilled with the emotions of patriotism. Julius Cieaar, wasn't he on the road to promotion and skads? What time more opportune for eloquence and loyalty? T lie opportunity of a lift-. line b ive In sight as soon a the Bolons had lissom ' bled in the stain house. When Tom saw il he seized it will, both hands. A United Slates senator was to he elected and John Mansun was t lie republican candidate. Tom Balder was Introduced to him. The two men became warm political fiiends. Tom promised John Malison that lie would tin all in his pow er to secure his election, and to that end lalo ed with his fellow-members at every opportunity and without unabated zeal. 1 he game won. Senator John Manson hud patronage at his command with whlc i to pay his political debts to his supporters. He put a government contract in the way of lion, lorn liarder, wlucli that faithful henchman sold to a political friend for 11750 iill prolit. A fat government of fice became vacant. Tom got that also as his rewnrd and for two terms When tho senator's six years were up Tom almost wore out his legs, his lungs and his conscience in toiling for his reelec tion. But the great senator "got there' ' once more (lie wants to get there agair) and another fat olhce fell in loins lap. Had Tom Harder not tied his little cart to the chariot of John Mason when that loyal political friend was elected United States senator, he would have returned to hum-drum life among bis constituents and forgutfulness anil dog salmon, and the same old fight with poverty. But he seized the opportunity hy being serviceable to a capable poli tician who could lift him out of the mud. By n turn of the hand money and honors came toToin in a lump. It was a politici 1 accident. Politics is a pursujt whose fundamental axiom is, You tickle me and I'll tickle you. This veracious tale illustrates the prin ciple that if a young man woulj make a brilliant success in politics lie mu tie firmly "pull." to a politician who has a Guarantee Investment Company. Many very poor people put into it their la' t (foliar-on representations that they would gut back ten dollars for every uno dollar invested. Several wealthy citi zens of Chicago were also among the bitten. The bead swindlar, C. B. Mc Donald, is an active church member, like the senior McDonald, San Francisco bank' wrecker, the Fresno $200,000 swindler (Baird), and H. M Leonard, Christ or his Apostles ever sprinkled or disembodied soul, deathless spirit, glori fled spirit, spirit world, glory land upper fold, the brighter home above, the upper and better kingdom, gone to the spirit land, is safe In heaven, has gone to be an angel, the deatli iliat never dies, deatli is the mite to tilorv death is another life, the body is only i cage, go to heaven at death, eternal hell, never-ending torment, endless misery, ceasoless anguish, etornu sorrow, everlasting torture. Also the sanio for the passage saying that either vice-president of the wrecked Santa Clara bank, who is indicted for embez zling only $8000. i ne cruel late mat cut snort ttio ca rcer of social reform of three prominent preachers in Ccyington, Ky., Bhould serve as a solemn warning to the gentle men of the cloth In Oregon. "Kev. Plunkett, of the Michigan avenue Pres byterian church," says the Common- wealth, "could not tolerate swell assem blies and dancing socirdn, and soon he departed. Rev. Worral, whoop ability wu.s never jUeHtionm wmie lu cliurne ot the First Presbyterian church, could poured water on the head of any person old or young lor baptism. There is little doubt that Mr. Pierce will be the populist candidate for gov. emor. '1 lie democrats will lu nil nroli ability nominate some man who does not want theollice, and have nun decline In favor of Pierce. So there will be but twojcandldates virtually for governor. On the other hand, the populists will not name any man tor congress and will support the democratic nominees. bor the legislature there will probably be a fusion of populists and democrats. All democrats nominated who will hup port Pennoyer for senator will be sup ported by populists, and all populists nominated will be treated the same way by democrats, l'eiinover expects in this way to secure enough democrats anu populists in ine next legislature to ,- no ami'Uhiw m prugiussive eui-uie H,au he could in a party of ignorant secure his election to the United States i colored puoplo rolliugoiiJ playing craps, senate. hatever the outcome, this is and Iiev.Worrul is here no more. Elder 'erluiniy tl.e program now mapped out Kerne, of the Fifth street Christian church, one of the most shining exam ples of a Christian minister, could not adapt himself to the idea that a man could sell liquor and still exemplify the beauties of a soul that was saved, and he lias, like the other two noted clergy- Senator J. II. Haley, of Pendleton, will moat likely be the democratic nominee for congress for this district, who will surely lead Mr. Kllis by not less than 1000 majority in eastern Oregon, if ilr. Ellis should be pitted against him. Arlington Record. men, 'walked the plank.' ' A Comparison. It Is the same thing all over the coun try. Democratic stagnation, blight and decay are very evenly and impartially distributed . The people voted for "the change" and they have it. Sunday Ore gonian. The Wilson bill has wrecked another institution in Anderson. Emma Nixon's dance house in Ilazlewood has been forced to the wall on acconnt of the stringency of the times, and she will move her concern to Indianapolis. Threatened compeletion from the "pau per labor of Europe" is the assigned cause of the failure. Anderion lud j Demoerai. Number 2 of volume 1 of the Midland Monthly, published at Dps Moines, Iowa, has been received. The paper, illustrations and letterpress are ttrt class. It contains excellent contribu tions of poetry and prose. Dairy and Creamery. Creamery men and dairymen every where onght to combine in one deter mined effort to rid America of oleomar garine. They should give their law mak ers no peace till the thing is done. If the law makers refuse to heed, let them bear something drop at the next election. A crearneryman who uses the De Laval lactocrite test says that be much prefers it to any other method in usp for show ing the amount of butter fut in milk. With the lactocrite ho declares he can test 13 samples in five minutes. The machinery of the Blythowood duiry, Essex, England, is run entirely by electricity. Why do not some of our American creameries try the same mo tive power where it con be obtained cheaply? Professor Cooke says that the odor from ensilage is caused by a gas that passes off in the feeding. It it get into the milk it is because the milker is care less and has allowed the gas to cling to bis clothing. He snvs further that corn Reminiscences of An Old Pioneer. - Gummumcutcd.J Moi.ai.la, Or., Jan. 20, 1894. Surely I am a remarkable man. I would not have noticed it if it had not been called to my mind by an old friend When I was a youngster, three others and myself went to the woods ami cut a hickory pole and hauled it to town. It was raised and bore a flag with thU in scription, "Oregon anil Texas." England then claimed all of Oregon to the Mexican lino ot Ualilornla. The democratic partv advocated our right to all of Oregon to the parallel of 54 40' north. My f thercame to Oregon with three wagons and I drove one nil the way from Indiana to Oregon City, and true to the democratic principles of that day, there was inscribed on the cover of the wagon I drove, "Oregon, 54-40." The following year, on the Fourth of July, the late Dr. Barlow and a man nicknamed Caleb and (J. Darbeu char tered from the Hudson B.iy Company the hugest vessel that plied theWestern waters at that time. I was n passenger and paid my fare in Abernethy money, that was good lor goods In his store We proc :edud to a spot wdiere Port land no v stands and there, in the face of the Hudson Bay Company and the Indians, we raised the American Hag for the first time on the l acilh coast and hud claim to the country in the name and for the United States of America. A treaty hail boon made between Eng land and the United Status settling ter ritorial rights, I believe, but ai we received intelligence from the world at large only ones u year, we had not gained knowledge of it. Then, true to the principles of Old Hickory, I voted the democratic ticket until I was tired Next 1 voted for Weaver, then for Hutler, then for r'lreat er and ilion for Weaver again. I be lieve I cast the only vote for Weaver in tins ci unty nt bis llrst candidacy inoreioie l should tie c unpetunt to lav down a platform of principles, and as there are a great many who seem to be in ienorance as to what the people's party principles uro, 1 have concluded that on a future occasion I will try to explain them to the b itisfi ction ot all. CllAHI.KS Cl'TTINO. and we regret to say that the evidence la too strong to the contrary to be pleasant to bring afresh to mind. Those wore times of fierce competition. But some care Is necessary to get a fair sample of milk for a test. The testing wnen done is done so quickly that patrons who desire can see it done and know just what their milk tests. In the first place, tho milk must be thoroughly mixed. In creamery practice this is done fairly well in the weigh can by emptying the ban! ing cans into it. A sample of the whole quantity is then taken, and probably tho quickest way, which is at the same time a fuir way, is to take a glass tube about one-eighth of an inch in diameter and open ut both ends and put it into the milk clear to the bottom. The milk in the tube will necessarily be the same as the milk in the can. Now put a iingor over the top of the tube and withdraw the tube full of milk and run it into the patron's sampling jar. The test can be taken from this at once, or the samples cun be pnt into this jar daily, and a composite test taken at the end of a week. A little corrosive subli mate or potassium bichromate in the sampling jar will keep the milk fluid so an accurate test of the composite sample can be taken. These preservatives tire poisons, and the preserved milk must not be swallowed. Multiplying the weight of each pa tron's milk for the week by the test giv ing the pounds of butter fat that his week's milk contained, and multiplying tins by tlie price paid per pound of fat, gives the monoy due him. AI. L. Newton of La Porte, la., has made a "computation which saves all the multiplying. It is not necessary even to know the multiplication table to tell exactly what is duo each patron UT you nave a Newton eomputator. And, by the way, if you have no eomputator make a table for the settlement as tux- ation tables are made. This table shows the value of pounds from 1 to 0, from 10 to 00, and from 100 to 000. , The value of each patron's shore is very quickly and easily found from it nnd the liabil ity to make mistakes made extremely small. Northwestern Iowa Duiry Journal. Our readers will find Simmons Liver HeffllUtnr arlvartiuMl in tlx... .. We advertise it, and use it, and we com- i wbvn shocked in the field heats quite as ; mend it as aaafn and fXfl!nt mat;,.nA We became acquainted with it in Geor gia where it is a uolard family medi cine. We do not deny the merits of other preparations but simply state that this one commandt confidence. From Jne "J-nrnal," LantbTro, Minn. much as ensilage does, bnt in this case the gas passes off into the air. Farmers get more value out of an acre of corn pre served in silo than in any other way. Honey, Nut Hwarnu, Wanted. To work exclusively for comb honey, get good crops and prevent any attempt at swarming ure problems over which many a ono has been sadly puzzled for years. Different plans have been tried with more or less success generally less among them the plan of Siiumlns of Euglund. He chums that bees will not swarm so long as they have plenty of opportunity to build comb between the brood nest and the entrance. So he puts sections with starters under tho brood chamber, and when sufficiently worked he places these sections aliovo, putting fresh ones below, Mr. II. P. Lnngdon has patented un arrangement which is now exciting no little interest. The principle is to have the two hives standing side by side, al ternately throwing the whole field force into one hive, then into the other, always shifting the supers to the hive that has the bees. This weakening ut stated times each colony before preparations can le begun for swarming prevents any desire in that direction. The plan will no doubt have thorough trial the present season, and it certainly promises great things, say's the editi r of The American Dee Journal, who adds: If you want to han dle your comlis, yon must certainly have them in f rumen. on can transfer or yon can drive out two-thirds of the bn-s with the queen into a hive with frames filled, wit J fonndation about the time bees begin to swarm, or aa soon as they get strung enough put the old hive near by the new one, which is to be placed on the old stand; then in three weeks drive ont the rest of the bees and add to the uew hive. Truth About Silage. A letter recently received from Mr. Butterfield states that he has carefully looked up the matter and finds that the Hon. James M. Turner keeps about COO cows on his Springdale farm near Lan sing, Mich., and during the winter feeds about 40 pounds of silage duily to each cow with a feed of clover hay and wheat bran, ine milk from these cows is reg ularly delivered at the condensing factory. I am quite sure, on the other bund. that silage will tuint milk under certain conditions, and that its evil effects lniiy follow even to the butter itself. The odor of silugo is very penetrating and very lasting. It seems very reasonable that in a stable saturated with this odor if the milk stands for any length of time in open cans it must carry the odor with it. Dut thore need be no strong odor of silage in the feeding stable. The trouble has been due in somecases to having the silo located in connection with the feeding Btable, nnd its door opening so that there is a continual out pouring of its odors into the spneo where the cattle aro confined. At other times the silage is brought into the feeding stable in qunntity and remains there some timo before being fed. Neither of these conditions is necessary to the feed ing of this product. For years Hiram Smith of Sheboygan furnished leading hotels with butter. Had there been a tuint in cither the cream or the butter it most certainly would hnvo been detected and objections made. Hie careful, cleanly duirvman need have no fear of contaminating his milk through properly made and proper ly fed silugo. Professor W. A. Henry in Breeder s unzetto. Tho Benefits of Salt. Suit (chid Ids of sodium) In sum iiianlllle hiiii in accompaniment with food, la highly relished bv man and by almost all iiuadrupeds, whether d meHlc or wild. It acts at once us a con dlment, for giving agieahlu sapidity lood : as a lonle, lor assisting the pro cess of digestion: as an aliment, for contributing certain principles to the blood and some of the Mould secretions: and as a me.ll cine, both to prevent some diseases in a lu allliy system, and to aid or ellecl cure of others in a diseased one. It renders many articles of food grateful both raw ami prepared ones, which would otherwise be nauseous; il pio. duces a nest, a stimulation, and it g n tie causticity in h- stomach and lulu- lines, which always assist illiei-tioii and are often essential to it; it coniribiitts the free hydrochloric iioiil of the gastric juice, the sods of the bile and blood, and the soda salts of some other animal Holds; and it prevents putrefactive ten dencles In all animals who use it. and opviaies as an uieful aperient ami mild restorative under various forma of both acute and chroniu disease it re1 stores the tone of the stomach when im paired by excels of either food or labor, and often recalls the appetite inn e speedily than any other tonic. Teiulays loss of time on account of sickness and a 'doctor bill to pay, is anything but pleasant for a man of family to contemplate, whether he is a laborer, mechanic, merchant or pub Usher. Jas 0. Jones, publisher of the Uadei, Alexis, Texas, was sick In ti for ten days with tho grip during its prevalence a year or two ago. Later in the season he hud a second atlaek. He says: "In the lallei case I used Chain berhiin's Cough Keu.edy willi consider able success, i think, only being in bed a little over two days. I he i-ei ond id lack I am satisfied wculd hu'u be, n equally as hud as the first but for the use of this remedy." It sh. uld be borne in the mind that the trip is much the same as a very severe cold and re quires precisely the same ireiitmeui When you wish to cure a cold ipiick y anil enecliiiuiy gite huh lemeiiy a tri o oil cent bottles for sale by O. A . Il.inl ing, druggist, A Reward of $300 Will be given lor any case of KheuiHtisin which cannot be cuied with Dr. Drum inond's Lightning remedy. The propiie tors do not hide this oll'.-i, but print it in bold type on all their circulars, wrap pers, plinted mutter, and through the columns of newspapers everywhere. Il will woik wonders one bottle cuiing any ordinary case. If the druggist has not got it, he will order it, or it will he sent to any address by express on re ceipt of price, together with special in structions lor use. Urumniond Medi cine Co., 48 50 Maiden Lane, New York. Agents wanted. Sunday School Convention. Following Ii the imsjrmnuie arrauxed for tin- fourth annual convention of Clackamas County Sunday School Anociallon, to be held at rant., Wcuiivnlay mid Thiirwlay, the Hl-t and Sid, In he IkllKHllituliiirch: Wednesday erenliiir Soni iutvIi p. ImI In- Mm Citlllltbell ol Cantiv: address l,v I'mf.Hl.ort.v ol Portland, "What Calls L's TnirL'tiier:" addnss bv Itev. till man 1'nrk.er ul uremni Cltv. "Christ. the Model Tsiu her." Thursday niuriilng Hralse service, led by President UeorKU Kandall ol New Kra; paper by Miss Aletha Wiulps, selected; discussion on Die preceding paper, led ky Mr. Campliell of Cauby; reports (roin Sunday scliwns: election oliillieers: paner hy Mrs. Ueo. O. Hrowuell ot Orcifou Clly, ' The -Model Sunday School;" discussion, led hy Mrs. Clark ul Clackamas; Inttrmisxhm. Thursday afternoon Hona service, onened tiv I le chip r.n of the I s iby school; subje t, ' I'ruver for the Suuday schools of Clackamas County," led by lit'orge Swope of Oregon City; papers on "The Blhle: a "Its Author." I'rof.tiary of Mllwaukle; b "Its Purpose," J. K. (iroom of Oreitoii City; d "How to Illustrate It," J. II. Black of Orexon City: address. Prof. Urey of Park Place. "Ertectof Christian Endeavor Movements on Suuday School Work;" discussion, led l tiev. aiouoy or ureiron city, aauress. Kev. uan ncr of Canby: "Sabhath Observance mid the Sunday Schools; miscellaneous business; itc-rmission, Thursday evenhur Praise service, led hv the newly elected urcsident: address. Kev. (iubriel Sykes of Oregon City, "Ilelallon of Children to the Church;" address, Ituv. O. W. liibouey of ursgon cuy;oiullig services. I t HAIR DEATH j t ttt:t:tt ihMlttntlt rrmtiff nnd fnrrver itrttruyi rtftfp liiHittttlt tin it: it'lather utunt the mm. Uwt, nrmt ut iin'lt, without tticttnratitm or in jury to the wont ihUt ittr akin. Jt wha far fifty yiMtm f .it -irHi form. I uf KrnitiiHi ii)imi, urKmrwifuiM u ov iniNiiirMin hp J t'itt hlutifxt Miiiliirliy a ml ilii'iii'U'iiilr i-nl ti (liTiiinlnl Kill him, rttr mih'cIhIM tlml i'VT II vw I, tiiiiiif hf irlviiti prill-Hen m a lift- , HtlUt HIT) 1MB till' ll'it.lllly HIM) nf lnhMTHitv of r.iirnpi lie iirvt-i'ii'M'ii nil NTiMt, r 1 liv in ill. kMMirvIv iirtcki'il. torrmwtn- ( rfrm-r (wjtttrntittt. Hnu A Iff Ml" for AllllTH'H. I; The Skookum Root Hair Grower Co , 1 It, 7utli K I fill ve.i.f,Nev York. U FRF.E MEDICINE! Golden Opportunity Foe SulTei' ins lluiiiiinlty. I'liy.lelsiH Olvu Thi'lr KciiiwIIm tu the I'oopls. on YO I SUFFER? rSr, If Von nnd wh will winl vu Vrets ol fhn CoUftHK (if aliiH'UIW itri'P'iriHl feinMllin Ih'Ni Hllllfil tn vmir . WK WANT Vol lt KKCOH- MKNIMTION. tlm iniMt nfi'irarntfit ititmr AWAW.V.VAVAV.V.V.VWViV.VV.VaVaVVVWJW a ST I BALD HEADS! I What Is the condition of your? Is your hair dry, harsh, brittle? Does it split at the ends? Has it a i lifeless appearance ? Does It fall out when combed or brushed? Is it full of dandruff ? Does your scalp Itch ? ? Is it dry or in a heated condition ? If these are some of r yoursymptoinsbe warned In time oryou will become bald. Skookum Root Hair Grower la TchstTou nml. lit Dmduetlon It not an tiwldent, but the resultof toltntlfle ? research. Kiinwlmlito ' e dlscasuaof the bulrand tcalp led to Uiouhcut. ar erroriinwtotrnattiicm. "Kkookum"ooiitaliii UElihor mlneralmnrolls. It " isnottuye, DUiaosllirliiruiiyeoouuR-aiiu rpiruimma- imuiu. jv 1 I the follicles, ii Uoin fulling hair, mm (iandrug and orou-t AalrvntaJu. , ir Keep the tulp clean, healthy, and free from Irritating enintloni, by 1 the use ol kkxihtm 6km Huap, It ikilrujl jiaratdle (nol., whtth a i anu tKatrow tut hnir. ..... . , - . if your dniRulHt cannot lupplyyoti ss nn dtreot to ut, ana we will rnrwsrfl lOTpalJ, on if prkfc UruivM, I.U0 pw bottle 1 1 fur aim buap, tw. per jr i o lur vou, r THE SKOOKUH ROOT HAIR GROWER CO., 1 TIMOF VABK g tjouta Fifth Avenue New York, N. Y. 5t Ss YOU WANT A NEWSPAPER FROM THE METROPOLIS OF THE PACIFIC COAST. iillli nit Aiti iiimp SSS! Tlie San Francisco Weekly Examiner H ef ro n c 0 a eHlnltllHliiHl.) K I' n. k put (KITS) nml C at a u mi Klvfii, i'uriimiiviill.v locttttxl. (Oli Or. WILLIAMS' MEDICAL AN0 SURGI CAL INSTITUTE, T'll Mm lii't M , Man I'm rise,,, ( 11 Your Stomach DistressesYou aftereatlDg a hearty meal, and the result la a chronic caw of Indlgea. tion, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Dyspepsia, or a bilious attack. RIPANS TABULE8 Promote Dlge-tlon, RenUtff the Htomncb, Liver tva Boweli, Purify gum liiouai auuarn a roBiiive vara nr foDHilpftUfln, Hick Headache. HII lauBUeMBt aud all other llMaei arUlujr frum a tliHonlured condition of the Liver and Stomach. They act ueiitly ynt promptly, and perfect tllffintlnn followi tlu-lr use. KIimiiii Taltulf take the place of an Entire Medicine I'limi, aud -hoult be kuptCor use iu vvcry laiiiu Sold by druovtiti or $ent by mail. Price, Two Dollar. THERIPANSCHEMICALCO. 10 apraee t,. Mew If ark. IS THE ONE GREAT WEEKLY OF THE COAST. IV Til FlitST FLACK. IT QIVKS KVKIir BUHSUKIUSK v.i up hi. n-u.. ......... r .v.... . ETCMNOS, OU rain imuo, ....ww.., - AT HIS AUDHKSB, I'OSTAOK 1 AID I "THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG," In Colors, by Thurlstru?. Ih9 Great War Artist "THE SIRENS," h Colors-a Painting Famoui lha World Ovar. "CHRIST OR DIANA," Illustrating an Historical Evenl ot Early Chrlsl anlly. " PEEK-A-BOO 1" First-Prize Winner at the Pari! Salon. Kschof thciePtctaret It 8158 Inchct, nd thtj tre elogsntljr reproduced In fto-tliiiltt. tliowlog evtrr lettare ol tue grU orlglttli. eltber cut of which could cot be purcbotcd for 1 100.1KJ0. Besides, There Are 9,000 Premiums .KAHQIH0 IN VAUie FROM 26 CCItlS TO f 10,000 TO BE DISTRIBUTED AMONG EXAMINER SUBSCRIBERS. , nr..,, vr.uiw.n u (1 M Dcr irosr. Including the l'remluin Picture ind jtoui ihsre of th. $146,000 IliteV Premiums, whlob re fully descrlbod lu the lwolvo-lgo Premium Suppl me which will b. teat free en npllc.tlon to To CONSUMPTIVES Ine Hn'U'Hifned having been nnlort'd to heHlth by xlmplo nit' nn 8, nfur "ntVcrlnx for several yearn with a severe Iuhr nireetloii, nnd tlmt drertil dlease iMi?uiiiitlou, iti auxioiiH lo make mown to his lellow riiinerem the ineang of etiru. To tlue whu defire it. lie will cheer fully send (free of elmrue) a copy of theprem'iiif tton UHed, whirh Lhey will tlnil a sure cure for I ('uiiaumiitliiii, Antlimu. CHturrh. Hntiieln. tla and all throat and lung MuludifM. He hiinna tall Hiiiri-rMrM will Irv hn riMiiiflv. hm It ( invaluable. Tin me desiring the preHcrition, which win cohi them iiotmiiK. anu muy prove bieiiig, win please address. The Rural New Yorker! During 1 894 RURAI ii.v vukm'.k win entertain its thousands of readers with number ot valuable and unique features, such as The Farmer' Club; the FympaHinmn, h;i eonlrilinlurn in ei em corner ol I lie Imia: Squall Farmiii'l ; Wltnlmale Potato (.'rowing; A Great thiion Farm; tli Farmer Who Hare Made Moueii, etc etc. Jlenide other point of intercut not found m any other agricultural journal. Ono Dollar Per Annum. Ailclrr-ss, Tlie Kural New Wker, New ork. A' OTIC E TO CREDITORS. IX the Matter of the estate of Isaac dowser, le-fHol. Notice ts lim-hy given hv tlie uiiltir, lulled. HilinluisiriiUirnf the sbove- numeil estate, to the creditor or aim nl persons buving claims airninst suid ileceuscri, lo exhitiit the sttine Willi the tiei-cssitry vtiiieliers within six innnilis frntu th - dute of this notice, lo the iinilersixiKil at thei fllcoof s. llnulat on tluiii slrcet lu Oregon clly, .sunt' ol Orciion. Februarv f. WM. JOHN I I.OWSKR. AdminisirHtor oi Said tatf. TEACHERS' EXAMINATION. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT FOR THE purpose of malting an examination of all per sons who may olfer themselves as candldutes for teachers of the schools of this county, the uounty school superintendent thereof will hold public examination at the courthouse in Ore gon City, Clackamas county, Oregon, beginning on Wednesday, February 14th, ISM, at 1 p. in Those desiring to take the examination for state certificates and ttato diplomas will apply Friday, February 10th, at 9 o'clock a. m. Datod this 1st day of February, 1801, U.S. GIBSON, County School Superintendent Kipuns Tabulog; ono gives roliof. ffr-Job Printing at the , Courier Office. SIIKKIFPS NOTIOK Ol- S.UK ON KX LOCUTION. 1 two oiitcriT rorur of thk statk ok On'irnn. for the County of ( Itu kainns A. T, CitTiind O, 1. Ciue, pnrlnerK.I thmiK biiHinesN under iiikI hy the I linn inline hikI style of Cane Hron., I riulnUlU, f vs. Annie Mutliehon, Dufendatit. J State uf On-Ko . ( County of Chiekamacl Nnti e is hereby Ktvcn tlmt hv virtue 4 an ex- eeutloli Isviied out of the circuit court of the statu of Oregon for the counly of Cliickninus. hciirlinr dutc the lsih dav ol Jiinunrv, 1NM, In n suit wherein the tihovt'-imnicd were plaiulilU and Annie Mitllii'son was dcfcndanl, rmnniatul iuir ine. in (he name of the stale of Oreiroii. that out of ilii' personal properly of mi id dcfeudi.iit, or If Kiilui'k'iU could unl be lotiiid, then out ol the real estate of suid defendant, to realize a nn in sulhclt'iit to satisfy the demands of snid deems to-wit: wi'-', nnd a furtherunn otWKtl of costs, tok'uthor witn lutere.-t on tnesHiiie since said ) cree whh entereii at eltfht p.T cent, per niinuui, and h1h the costs t f and attending this sale. Now. therefore, in obedience to such decree, I did. ou the ?Jd day of January, Ih4. duly levy unon. him win. on fmtur'iny. ine tn dav oi reu- ruarv. ltt'.'l. nt the hour of one o'clock n. in, of saia day, nl ine iroui ioor oi tnu couruioiiHe in said county, oner for sale at pnUlin auction, mid sell to the highest unit best bidder, for cash in hand, all nl tlie rint, title and interest the said ItTendant. Annie Aiutheson. nmt in and to the following desirrib'd real property, to-wit: Lot five (M in block one (1). South Osweiro.lu Clack amas county, Oregon, us per plat ol said town, filed in recorder's olhce of said county and state. Dated ttiiaJiilli day of Juiiunry, A. 1, is'll. Sheriff of CI.w k umis County, Oregon. .JACKETS ''SPICT Salt Lake, Denver Omaha, Kansas City, Chicago, St. Louis. AM) A 1,1, Eastern Cities. DAYS to CHICAGO Qi Hours KiUeb TSmmC hLbtnffiii This Remedy b a pleasant, safe, aud sure curt for coagbft, corns, sua an uiroai aua mug anecuous. HaMUFACTUKBO BY I. D. HOLDEN. Stockton, Cal. For Sale by Geo. A. Harding Jerseyaat Chicago. Fifty Jersey cows, "the cream of the cream," are now comfortably nmirtered on the World's fair Grounds nt Qiicago in reiiuiiiusa tor tuo great uairy test, which begins iu May ami extends through tho eutiro fair. Among these cows are the former queen, Eurotisama, 045 pounds 9 ounces, and the celebrated cow, Islip Lenox, 711 pounds. Besides these the list includes 32 cows with records ranging from 14 pounds to 84 pounds 8J ounces of butter in seven days. There ure also a number with equally creditablo records for shorter periods, and all tho cows have shown a probablo capacity of 21 pounds of butter, or better, in seven days. These cows, which will represent the American Jer sey cattlo interests, were selected with great care hy Mr. Valance E. Fuller and lion. .1. J. Richardson, with the aid of other members of the committee, from 41 herds located in 15 different states. Practical Dairyman. 50 WORLD'S FAIR VIEWS FREE. The Pottltru Keeiier has reached the front as the leading authority on poul try. Sixteen larue pajres, nmnililv, 50 cents per annum. "Farm and Fire kiit is a i psge paper coming twice a month, 50 cents per annum. We will send both papers one er and 50 rhoto- graphic views of the World's Fair, to new subscribers only, all for 50 ceuta Sample copy of the Poultry Keeiee, a-itli particulars, free. Send five cents for either ol the following back iiiiiiiIhts, equal to a '.'.j cent IkkiU: Poultry Houses, July, lS'.ll, lias 50 views ; Un od era ami Incubators. Auifiisl, 1SS!I, and August, IS'Jl. Address, Tns I'i.ixtkv Kkki-kk Co., Pakkksiii uo. 'U11UE IS HhRfcliy GIVEN THAT BY VIltll E OK CBKTAIN WARRANTS FOK IIIE OOU lection of certain delinquent street improvement assessments, levied for the Improvement of Main and fifth streets, respectively, In Oregon City, Clackamas county, Own, which warrants command me to forthwith levy on the property described below, upon which Ib assessed the amounts respectively, herein set forth, for the improvement of said Main and Fifth streets, ns hereinafter specified, In suid clly. as directed in Ordinances numbered respectively l'7 and 1." of said city, which assessments aro declared by Ordinances numbered respectively 1. aud leo. and were entered in the Docket of City Liens on the ftth day of October, A. D, Mis, to tho owners herein specllled, and which further command me to sell the same in thc manner provided by Isw, to make the sums set forth below, together with my percentage and costs, and further to the sum ,f;.'iU dollars and Hie costs nn return the proceeds of such salelo the City Treasurer, and ssld warrants to the Recorder of said city, with my doings endorsed thereon, together with receipts of the Treasurer lor the proceeds of such sale as paid to him, within sixty days from the date thereof; such warrants bearing date the 1 1th day of January, ls4, and given under the hand of I L l'orter. Recorder of said clly, and scaled with the nal of Oregon City. SHERIFF'S NOTICE OF SALE I'NOKIt K.VKCirriON. IN THE CIRCl'IT COtlltT OK THE STATE OF Oregon, lor tlie County of Clnrkuimis. Tliomuziuo Knily, Executrix of Alicll r.uily, ueccuscu, rininiin, i vs I John Olllccr, Pcfeudanl; J mid Win. Vaughn, Administrator of Estate 1 of .lames Ulllcer, riaintill, vs. John E. Olllcer. David Olllccr, mid f 'Ihomaxme uly, h.xecutrix ot Abel Eudy, Dcfcii'latits. J STATU OF OKEIIOS, j County of Olackautas.i WHEREAS. II Y A CERTAIN DECREE OF foreclosure mid onh-r of sale iu the llrst above entitled suit, Issued out of the above en titled court, now iu my hands, Ix-nring dttle the r.'tli unv oi ucccmoer. iKiu, commanding ine.tii dsys from the date of suid execution and order of sale, to niske from the sule of certain land in snid decree described, tlie sum of li.,74 dollars aud one hundred dollars Attorney fees. And tlie costs and disbursements of said suit, and ueuru. Ind cost. And further, hv a certain excM-iinon and order of sate In the second above emitted suit issued out of tlie above entitled court now iu my hands bearing date the r.illi day of Decem ber. 1hh:. commanding me. In lib days from the date of said execution and order of sale, to make from the sale of thc hind hereinafter descril-ed dis- to be the Quickest to Chi cago and tlie East. Umifo Quicker to Omaba null lb and Kansas City THROUGH FULLMAN AND TOURIST SLEEPERS, FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS, DIMNfi CARS. II. II. ( I.AKK. j OI.IVKK W.. 511 N K, J Ii. KU.IIKY A X I EltSON.S Receivers. For rates nnd general iiifoi nialion call on or address, W II. IIUKUUUM', Asst. Gen. Pass. Ac, n L'54 Wiishinfiloii St., cor. Third. rol!Tl,AND OIUXiON. EAST AND SOUTH The Shasta Route Of THIS M)u riifci.i TAcnic to. Express Trains Leave I'oriland imil). B'Ulh.J ,ortin li.l.'ir.M. I l.i- l'urtiai,d ."ir i ""s.ai'iTi l:iie.u. Lv Oregon I II) ,v 7Ju. 1U:4. a.m. j Ar Sun frraucisco l.v 7:uu 1-. k Tho above liaius slop uT"all stiillons front i'oriland to Albany inclusive, iiingiiit, Sliedds. Hulscy, Harrisburg, Junction City, Irving, Eu gene and all stations lrom Kosebuig to Ami and inclusive. ::!(! A. m. , 'J:;ll a. m. l:flap. H. ROdKIHUtU MAIL DAILY. I.v Lv Ar Portland Oregon Clly RoKcburg A r I 4 ::) r. k Lv :i:Jir. u Lv 7:(hja. II DININU CARS ON (KIDEN ROITE. PUI.L3t.iH BUFFET SLkEPERS ANU SECOND-CLASS SLEEPING CARS Attached to all Through Trains. WcM Side Illusion, Between I'OliTl.AM) and COIIVAI.LIS M A 1 1. TH A I N U A 1 1, V H , (,- K I'T SUMiAY.) Portland A r 5:;ifi i'. M . C'orvallis Lv i:iup. M. 7:30 A.M. U:IB P..M I.v Ar burseincnls of the last menlioned case, taxed together will) accruing cost. Now. thcrefore.in oursuanee of said two cer tain executions am) onlcisof sale above sh forth. I have levied iihii the following de scribed real estate: The south half of the Evelyn (i. ( "Hirer's portion ol l lie D. L. (.' No -J'.l.uraiite.l I have levied ou the following described property, aa belonging to the Individuals whose names to James Olllcer and Evelyn O. Olllcer. Id appear below annexed, as the same appear assessed and recorded in tlie said Docket of City Liens, audi will, on Saturday, the loth day of February, ism, at the door of the county courthouse, In Oregon City, Clackamas county. Oregon, at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon of snid day. sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash In hand on the day of sale, all the below de scribed property, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay and satisfy thc sums set opposite Inch descriptions of property, and assessed against the same for such street Improvements, above set forth, together with accruing costs, charges and expenses : OX MAIN STREET. BI.OK. LOT. S IS 18 IS 2 OW.NKR'S NAME. M. Iluerth M. iluerth DKSCRIITION. The northerly half of lot 7. block is. cut olT by a one at rigiu-augies to .Mala street J. Logos Ksiate and C. O. Albright. John SChrain South half of lot I. block 2, cut off by a line at right-anglps to Main street John Hcliram Following described real estate: Beginning at southeast corner of lot 1 In block 4; thence northerly 4X.7 feet alotig west line Main street: thence westerly at right angles 1U' feet: Ihcnce southerly at right nngle 4:1.7 feet-, thence easterly at right aug.es 103 feel to the point oi oeginning AMOUNT l:t 29 W M 1S2 76 wife, bv patent dated April isth. 1."I, granting nartsnf sections !. 20. at and ;i0 of tiovusblii4 south, of range '2 east of Willamette meridian lu Clackamas county, Oregon. Amount of land covered and conveyed oy sum mortgage decrees being uo acres. And will, ou Saturday, the mill day of Febru arv. INH. at I o'clock P M. of said dav. at the front dMir of the courthouse in said counly, oiler for sale at public auction, and sell to the highest and best bidder for cash in hand, all of the right, title and interest the said defendant, John utneer, nad at me time oi executing ine more gnge in or to the foregoing described real estate. Sheriff of CLiekftinAS Co.. Orcein) Dated this January lzlh, IstH. At Albiinvand Corvaliis connect with trains of Oregon I'ai iilc Railroad. B XI'KKSS T B A I N DAILY (jxCKI-T SUNDA Y. I 4T40P." M. I Lv . Portland Ar I a -.as A. M 7.2,'ip, M. I Ar McMlunville I.v S:.'M A.M. 227 01 10 in 3 Trustees of M. K. Church of Oregon Clly Trustees of M. K. church of Oregon city Mrs. S. E. Paipiet Mrs. S. E. Pa. net Isaac Farr 22 8 I. Comer Iti pan Tab tiles cure constipation. Kipn Tabiik cure billousnr!. Ripana Tabulc : (or tour stomach. Kijians Tabules cure liver troubles. FOR SALE. Ki)-bty arres ol line farm land, immlly bottom, on Woodcock creek, Clackamas, county, two miles from Ma,lor Brook piMtolliec. Three acres elean-,1. Ii acres alasihetl ; IT"" I hone 2OxJ0. I'rii-e KH). of wliich f'KHI iniiat be paid tlowi , bal ance two years' lime. Kr Inn her par Ocular call at Coi rikr i.tlire or ad.bess me at Vancouver, Waau. Mas. Anna Tayi.hr. 4I feet off north ilde of lot , cut off hy a line at right-angles to Main street, in block 2- Following descrltsed real estate: Beginning at the northeast corner IM'J, in block :!: (hence southerly along west iiue Main street 20 feet: thence westerly at right anales l(k feet: thence northerly at right angles 1-0 feet: thence east erly at right angles Ind feet to place of le glnning eollowingdeserltH?d realestale:Beginniiig at at the northeast corner ha S. block 22: thence westerly along s.itith line of lotn street 4o feet; thence souttierly at right angles :t3 feet: thence easterly at rigbt angles 40 feet: thence north erly at right angles XI feet to place ol beginning. 514 ai V.2 7 STRAY STEEIt. i STRAY STEKR WAS TAKEN t'P JANt'AliY A. :ui. km, hv me at my pltu'e at Muliiio: color dark red, three years old. marked witli crop oil' left ear, and chop and slit iu right ear, and right horn broken down. ii. v, . JiAsrir.i.u, 144 S5 I OX FIFTH STREET. Salary and espouses paid weekly from start. Psrmanealpositloa. Excluslveterrltory, I HxperleBce anneemsary. PnnUarA I a4Tantagestobginnef- Uberai (eommlssloa to local part tlma una LAlVest i . .i... JT r Oora- hsnly. rell.ble vV,BSLVn! aorsery Tm for the orchard. ( stock. iV lawa and aafdeo. We want too now. while Wr the trait lnamtry u so: 1 . . ,u, .KinM fur rLtTAneement. Cmtflt and fall par- enlsnfre. ROWllllKO.CO..nn r.mi. Portland. Ore, (This aotue la rsllable. Name this p Pr- aa-l ISO or a Co. Add. Ml or ft ' Ml r it ' Itiowl ' hut or .H ' ll or SI ' 1 IS ,sr ID ' ,-.-4 )" or 1 V uf ,4 ' 1 M 24 1 IK or l IK or l 1 lrl 1 Ul r U ' Ut ot 12 owaaa a samk. 11 lr of Wra. Broaghton Meiri ul Wm. Hmnglitol, Heirs of U m. ltrouht.M, Heln of Wm. brought,,, J .in Welch John Welek VV. W. Mvers W. W. V'yers W. W Myere W. W. Mvere W. W. ,er W. W. Myers Orsss, Williams Orsce Willtsan Kate 1 Newta THROUGH TICKETS TO A 1,1. POINTS IN TIIK EASTF.RN STATES, CANADA AND Kt'ROPE Can lie obtained at ilie lowest rates from I.. 11. JlllOIll:, Agclil, Olfgoll Hy R. KOKHLKR. E. P. ROdKIiS. ilai,a"ir. nl. t I S V se, n Portland, Or Oregon Pacific P?i'rcad Company K. W. IIAI'LKY, llKCRivrs. rtlVER DIVISION. This ConiNiiiy's stt-aiiilsiats: "S'f - - - C:,pt. (ieo Raab. "TIllthKmsriRS" . . ('apt. It, J. Young ThI Company tewrves Die rlghl to vary from lids caul, as circum-taiices miij- require, wlllh.nt nolice. Sm day, Wednesday ami Frl Jay Leave Portland, 0 a. iu. Lear 3 Corvallis. Mondtiv. VlneMli,v ,.! K-.l.t. 8 a. 111. ' ' l.nive SAIt ni. n.-rlll. Tllldav. 1lniry.lI,T n,..l .,..p. day, li a in. IK.-i KTK.-sMKK NtlJ.IM:. . S. WILLAMKTTK VAI.LKY. leaves Am Franricr, No,. .pah. 14tl, ami il Leaves Yiiiaa, X.. ih, hull and Ma. For fiel-hl and im.Serger mlcs unrlr In n gent or iwrvi f tin, Comiuny. or II. C. K general ageM, salmon slieel il.n k, I'orllaiid. R. K. Jll'l.l'AIIY,li, li l. !s,i C. T. WAltlli.AW T. F. 4 P. 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