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About Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1889)
jjy'A'Wtyjir' ' 77V l' M 'ivam I 'il ORIGIN OF NEWSPAPERS. The riour Journal! of Grant Britain Bad tha United State. From ths first day of the meeting of the Long Parliament may be dated the begin ning 01 journalism, vrnies w. a. isngarde in tho Inland Printer. The earliest English newspaper mai nas neon discovered is in HnnrtA namrjhlot of a few Ismm. mmn. hendlng a summary of parliamentary pro ceedings irom an enwro yoar. n is entitled, "The Diurnal Occurrence, or Dally Proceed ings of Both Houses, in Their Great ami Happy Parliament, from tho 3d of Novem ber, 1M0, to 3d of Novombor, 1641." More than one hundred newspapers, with dif ferent titles, appear to navo been published betwoon Jthls date and tho death of tho King, and upwards of eighty others between this event and tho Restoration. Occasionally papers were published after the civil war began, luniiou j locai or special occurrences, as "News from Hull," "Truths from York," "Tidings from Ireland." The more regular newspapers wore published weekly at first, then twice and throe times a week. Tho lmpatlenco of tho pooplo soon led to the publication of daily papers1, and Bpalding, tho Abordeon annalist, mentions that in December, 1652, "daily nowspapers camo from London, callod Diurnal Occurrence, de claring what is dono in Parliament." In the Scottish campaign of 1650 the army of Charles, and that of Ollvor Cromwoll, each carried its printer along with it to report progress, and, of course, to exaggerate suc cess. ,It isifrom this circumstance that tho first introduction of newspapers into Scot- land has boon attributed to Oliver Crom well. When we look over the United States and contemplate the vast number of newspapers and periodicals, daily, weekly and monthly, and some of them two or three times a day, the fact can bo hardly realized that it is but Uttloovera hundred years since tho first newspaper of any land on the American continent was 'started,' and but little over half that time since the commencement of the first daily. Such is the fact, however. April 24, 1704, saw the first newspaper in the English language in the American colo nics or on the North American continent. This was the Boston Newt letter, a small half sheet, published by John Campbell, a Scotchman, who was a bookseller and a postmaster. The contents of the first num ber were: "Queen's speech in the English parliament, a few local articles under the Boston head, one advertisement, extracts from the London papers and four para graphs of marine news 1" Advertisements were inserted at reasonable rates, from two pence to five shillings. In 1721 James Franklin established a newspaper in Boston. Tho paper was se verely critical withal, and somewhat hostile to the clergy. Franklin became unpopular, was censvred and imprisoned for "scandal ous libel." James Franklin was strictly forbidden to print tho New England Courant without supervision, eta Ho evaded this by substitution of his brother's namo for bis own. The Courant lived three years. The American Weekly Mercury, of Phila delphia, issued in 1723, was the third news paper printed in the colonies. It was made up of quaint advertisements and short par agraphs of antique news. The Pennsylvania Gazette, edited by Dr. Franklin, and published in 1729, was the next venture (to mark journalism. In J its prospectus, Franklin announces his inten tion to make a good, readable journal; and in his ideas it is easy to see that he was far in advance of his contemporaries. His pa per consisted of four small pages, and the subscription was ten shillings a year. In 1735, Thomas Fleet established the Boston Evening Pott. Fleet was born in En gland and learned his trade there. He once advertised a negro woman for sale as follews: "To be sold by the printer of this paper, the very best negro woman in this town. She has had the small-pox and measles,' is as hearty as a horse, as brisk as a bird, and will work like a beaver." Fleet was a humorous character, and made money out of his paper. , Tho Penntylvanta Journal and Weekly Ad vertiser was started In 1765. At the time of the Stamp Act, in 1765, the paper came out in mourning with the motto, "The times are dreadful, dismal, dolorous and dollar less." There was also a death's bead in one corner of the page, and under it these werds: "Oh I the postal stamp." A journal called the New York Gazette flourished a little while in the year 1771, but was remarkable in no particular; and the first daily in the United States, the Penntylr vanta Packet, afterward called the Dai'y Ad vertiser, was started In 1794. These were the first attempts at Ameri can journalism, and, as such, are alone worthy of mention. Soon after the advent of the daily newspaper, the idea of collat ing and digesting the news became more , and more comprehensive, nnd from tbo be ginning of tho present century up to this time, the American newspaper has grown steadily and rapidly, until it now repre sents tho entire world, and is "greater than the throne itself." Its number is al most countless, and its power for good or evil beyond calculation. CRUELTY OF PEDDLERS. An Indignant Housewife Katpasttoally , Demands Protection. Bald an avenue housekeeper to the Chica go Journal1! sidewalk stroller lately: "A society is needed for the protection of housewives and house girls from the cruel ties of book agents, peddlert, canvassers, circular distributors, beggars, bums and beats generally," Asking her to relate her experiences, she said: ' Well, it is a fact that one of the most wearisome things about housekeeping on a nice avenue and in a nice house is the constant ringing of the fron Woor bell by the class of people whom I have mentioned, and who I think have no more business to ring It than they have to Are a gun at the" house. IrT my" house the calls sometimes average twenty a day, and what does it Involve! I'll tell you. From mo Kiicnen in me Dae- oawaicui, wo - dred feet away, my girl baa to climb a flight of stairs, go through a short hall, a dining-room, a library, a middle parlor and a long boll to reach the front door, there to be confronted) and detained throe minutes at least with a1 conversation about like this: "Is the mistress inl" "Yes." "Can 1 see her!" "What builne-d" "I must see her myself." "But she will not see you, I thiak." Go ask her to come here," etc., etc Sometimes I am roused from sleep, or sewing, on lookln to the children, or entertaining friends, only to go to the front door and aweetly smile -ad refuse and waive away the Intruder one or another of the class mentioned, Bo I figure for my girl-rxtra walking per day, nearly halt mile;' loaa of time, ?vet ; one hour, andsaykbthkig ofaeddeaU to food on the kitchen itove and wear aad tear to carpets. And now why can't we have omeUw,"she earnestly added, "to save us from these daily Mats and help make home one's castle, aa it should be, whether w the city or the wilderness!" Om Another. A tew more smile, a few more tar, some pleasure, much pain, a little leafer nurrying and worrying in the wrM,w nwty greetings, abrupt farewell, . Jrillbeover, and the Jrr aad the -lured will be laid wy aad ere loaf fergei- UU 'mot ww whUe to kU it. rw THE CAPITAL EVENING JOTTBNA. ELLIS & WHITNEY, Proprietors of the Favorite Livery and Feed Darns onG8hodrttice.nJ'" U Ua"'1 "nrt K spoeiafty.b0ard',ns 0t ho"c, nnd t0'cl n -H1! auA ty1?" rtt tun corner of Trade and Commercial streets. : A Grand - Clearance Sale :l?5lema,1'3 AT " . mm r.v -. SrblK. AN 1qS JLASj '- . nni.u HEALTH. -- tfMNUitili bjrpnllltlo Utarth, discard Scalp, and li L. felelmn'. oAlae" nSl.aS No a Curos-Tertlary Mercurial SphUlUo Bhra" matUm. Pain in the Boneif ra . " th Hcid, back of ths Neck. Ulcerated Snr. 3ft r"I,lltJ.0."h' P nd coT irfi,,C.r ' SUffness. of the Limb., and eradicates all disease from the system, whether caused by Indiscretion or abuse hCalthvCUrV,1fa,ln,bI:,x, Pf0 """ r II St 4' MrI"..S 00 Pr Pottle. .0 HIchau Golden N vanish. Anil. lutn for tho cure of Gonorrhoea, Gleet, irritation Gravel, and all Urinary or Oenl! M disarrangements. Price 9 50 per II At tin r : KiehnuOolilen Spanish In- ! ,i " :"T B5ve cases of Gonorrhea. Jn'Unim to-y Glctt, Strlctures.io. Prlc 81 i- per Bottle. I'f'n.."0r),!f'"t OplUen Ointment lor t iO tl. (tiro hiallngof Syphilitic Sore. , o" 1 erai't on-. Prlco $1 ub pr Box. Le I'lclinu'fl Col.lo.-j Plfi-Xcrta ami l,ra itrjitment; loss of physical po - cr. eucjM rr ocr-work. rrostration. etr, Prlco 5 00 per Box. Tonic hi. tl Nervine, Sent cvfryuher.-, C. O. D., tecurely packed per express. . C. P. niCnAUOs"& CO. , Agents, 427 & 429 Sansome street. Corner I'lty. Sin Trancltco, Cal. CIUCULAR MAILED FIIKC Capital City Restaurant Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r, WarmMeals at AH Hours of the Day Nono but white labor employed In this establishment. A ffood substnntlnl meAl cvtnkpd In first- CIS E8 siyie iweniy-nve cents per meai. RED KRONT. Court street, between Journal Office and Minto's Livery. Small Fan for Sale. A numbet of ten-acre tracts of desirable and within one and a Imlf mllen of Salem, st prices ranging from $00 to (100 per acre. Apply to 8-29-Im Optra House Block NEW LIVERY STABLE. Gaines Fisher, Proprietor. Oorner Ferry and Liberty streets, K. K cor from Cliemekctu hotel, 8,ileni, Or. Good accommodations for commercial travclors. Flrst-cluss.rlgs always on linud Charges reasotmblo By J. J. CULVER County Suiveyo1 JAMES VALTO!! Tepos-apher, W. H.IBYARS. Civil Englrccr ars, Culver k Walton Surveyers it Tcpographcrs SurveyBtdiaftK, pints mnpsnud descriptions of lands, townlots, nnd roads, ditches, streets, sewers, alleys, etc. etc.. made and furnished at Lmht 8ouw Tmisfi corners and lines re-es- W. k. K. .W...I UUlUhlll'U uiniiirii.juu. tmy, .t. field notes. en, with estimates furnished on nppHca ticn. Address County Surveyor's ofllce. Svlem, Oregon. LUNN & BROWNS, Beginning on the 6th of December. 1889, and Ending January 1, 1890 ! For cash only. All gooda without roservo at actual cost until January 1st 1890, lu order to reduce stock heforo Invoicing, and to nrciwe our Helves for Spring trade. These nro facts. All goods will be sold at cost. Wo have Carpets, Curtains, Oil Cloths, Eurs, Dress Goods, Trimmings, Silks, Satins, Plushes, Velvets, Itlbbons and Lares, Lace Cloaks, Handkerchiefs L-ice Ware and Embroidery, Fans and Rusches, Gloves and Hosiery, Buttons and Corsets, Muslins and Underwear, Knitted Underwear ' Rubber Gossamers, Umbrellas and all Hues belonging to Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. ' CLOAKS AND FURS, CARPETS AND RUGS, AND A LARGE STOCK OF MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. 88rSpace will not allow us to mention all goods. Conie early and late. LUNN & BROWN. Abstracts -For reliable and correct- ABSTRACT OF TITLE), Call on the Satan Abstract anl Land Company F W. WATERS, Manager. NO. 221 COMMERCIAL STREET, SALEM, OREGON. v J5-The only complete set of Abstracts in Marion county. P. O. Box 260. First National Bank SALEM, OREGON. VVM. N. LADUE, -DR. J. REYNOLDS, JOHN MOItt, - - President. Vice President. . . Cashier, GENERAL BANKING. Exchange on Portland, Sun Francisco, Now York, London and Hone Kong bought and sold. Htato, County nnd City warrants bouglit. Farmers are cordially Invited to deposit ond transact business with us. Liberal advances made on wheat, wool, hops and other property at reasoname rates. Insurance on such se curity can be obtained at the banlc in most reliable companies. ESTABLISHED BT NATIONAI. AUTHORITY Tlie Capital National Bank OF- SALEM OREGON. Capital Paid up, Surplus, OREGOIAN RAILWAY CO. (Limited LIneO CHAS. N SCOTT, - - Receiver, On and after June 23 1889 and until further notice trains will run dally (except Sun day) an follews: BAST csiutv. Coburg Malli From Portland Portl'd Mall BTATION8. Tow'rd Port land Lv 9.65 pm 1U.W 105b 11.05 11.10 11.25 12.10 1X30 il.85 12.44 1.08 1.S6 6.68 2.21 2.43 3.13 3.45 UH 4:31 5.-07 455 POETLAHDPVV Foot or F Birecu llay JJimuujt Bt. Paul's, Woodburn, Town send, McKee, lit. Anzel, Dowu'fc, Hllvertou. Johnston's Mill Bwltzerland, East Hide Junct, Ilacleay, Aunuyille, Ale OP Crossing, WestScfo,' Crabtree, Bplcer, Tallman, Plalnvlejr. Brovrnsvllle, Rowland, Ar.3.45.pm. Ar iS8 Z.-J0 . $75,000 10,000 R.B. WALLACE, - President. W. W. MARTIN, - Vice-President. J. H. ALBERT, i- - Cashier. DIRkCTORSi W.T.Gray. W.W.Martin, j.M.Mrtm, R. S.Wallace. Dr. W. A-Cuslck. J. H. Albert. T. McF. Patton. LOANS MADE To farmers on wheat and other market able produce, consigned or in store, either in private granaries or public warehouses. Stale and County Warrants Bought at Par. COMMERCIAL PAPER Discounted at reasonable rates. Drafts drawn direct on New York, Chicago Ban Francisco, Portland, London, Paris, Berlin Hons Kong and Calcutta. City Tax Notice. The Salem city taxes are now due and payable at my office "with Williams & En gland. Taxpayers will please govern themselves accordlrgly. K. J. HWOFFORD. City Tax Collector. GEORGE WILKINS' NEW BUTOHER SHOP On Liberty street, across the bridge In North 3alem. All kinds of meats kept ou hand. 5-aotf WANTED. WANTED. To rent a dwelling homo with six or seven rooms. Inquire at my office, Capitol building. I'KANK U. 1IAKKK. LOST. LOST A large black Gordon setter dop has leather collar on, a nick In the tip of the right ear, scar on the left sldo oft lit back of tho head A liberal reward Is of fered for the ri'ttirn of suid dog to L. F. Conn, Salem, Oregon. I New Dressma FOR KENT. SOOD BOARD with nicely furnished rooms In a fine locality, convenient to street cars, may bo had at reasonable rates by calling at Utt7 Winter street. FOR SALE OU LEASE. tn a a T f tn r.CAQl,'' wu ...nn.u n ' nnrrhaRftor Iphha n. raw miht AddrftRH If. B., this office. 0-Bdwlw FOR SALE JJ10U8ALE. A FARM OF 3-JO ACRES 1 all under fence and cultivation. In the est range country of Eastern Oregon. The best chance ever oll'erecl for a man to engage In stock raising. For particulars call on or address W.H. BYARS, Salem, Oregon. (er. MRS. F. A. CRUMP, A. NewJYork' Modiste, who has hail llfteen years' experience lu Cutting and Fitting Would bo pleased lo sen the ladles of Sa lem at her looms, No. 401 Hummer stroct, corner of Marlon. Just Received At Charles Calvert's Mtllluory Bazaar ono of the finest lines of Millinery Goods ver brought to Salem. All goods mo of tho latest design nnd have been brought direct from the Millinery Emporiums or Han Francisco. Tho ladles of Salem and surrounding country are Invited to call and Inspect this one of goods. THE YA0U1NA ROUTE. OREGON PACIFIC MILROAD And Oregon Development company's steamship line. 21B miles shorter, 20 hours lens time than by any other loiito. First class through passenger nnd freight line from Portland and all points In the Will lamette vallcv to and from Sau Francisco TIME SCHEDULE. (Except Sundays): Leave Albany 1.-00PM Leave Corvallls 1:40 PM Arrive Ynqulna 6:30 PM Leave Yaqulna 6:45 AM Leave Corvallls 10-.85AM Arrive Albany 11:10 AM O. C. trains connect at Albany nnd Corvallls. The above trains connect nt YAOTJINA with tho Oregon Development Cos Litis rfSteatiishlps between Yaqulna and Han Francisco. SAIUXll DATLS. STKAMK1W. riiOM YAQUIN Willamette Valley Monday Sept. Willamette Valley Tuesday " 1 Willamette Valley, Wednesday " 25 STKASIKH.S, FnOM SAN FRANCISCO Wlllamotto Valley Wednesday, Sept. 4 Willamette Valley Friday ' 13 llinmetto Valley Saturday ' 21 Willamette Valloy Sunday " 2s) wvThiH company resores the right to change wiUlin; dates without notice. N. U. l'asKetiKCi-s irom Portland and all Wlluunetlo Valley points can make close connection with tho trains of tha YAUUINA ROUTE nt Albany or Corvallls and If destined to Han I'ranclsco, should arrango to arrlvo at Yaquuia tho evening beforo date of sailing. l'asspnirfr ami KrplL-h! lnim !! tho liow f st. r'or Information apply to Messrs. HULMAN A Co., Freight and Tlcke Agents 200 and 202 Front sU. lortland. Or. orto C.C. IIOOUE, Ae't Gen'l Frt, & Pass. Agt,, Oregon Paclllo R. R. Co.. Corvallls, Or O H.HA8WELL, Jr. Gen'l Fit; A lass. Agt, Oregon Development Co., 804 Montgomery st.;' San Francisco, Cal Tho Oregon Paclfto steamboats on tho Willaiucttee river division will leave Port laud, south-bound, Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 6 a. m, Arrive at Corvallls Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 3.-20 p. m. Lcavo Corvallls, north-bound, Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8 a. in. Arrlvo at Portland, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at :i::w p. m. On Monday. Wednesday and Friday both north and south-bound ltonts He over night nt Salem, leaving there nt n a. in. o. O. HOflllE. , A. G. F. and P. Agent, SOCIETY NOTICES. KNiaHT90FFYTHIAS.-Rcgularmoet Ing on Tuesday night of each week at T.W p. m. L. R. 8TINSON, C. U. W. II. H. WATERS, K. of R. and H. OLIVE LODGE No. 18, I. O. O. F., meeU In Odd Fellows' Mall up stairs. Cornei Commercial and Ferry streets, every Sat urday at 7:30p.m. J. T, GREGG. WM. CLARKE, Secretary. N. U, For the Public Good. It is an Indisputable fact that the hand somest vestibule trains that are now run on the American continent are those on the Burlington .route, leaving from Union depot in Denver, also St. Paul, Immediate ly on arrival of all through trains from the west. The first and second class coaches are magnificent, the reclining chair cars suburb, tbo Pullman sleepers extremely luxuriant, and as for the meals that are served In those palace Burlington dining errs yumyum. The next time you go east to Kansas City, Chicago or St. Louis, if you mention to thetlcket agent that you want your ticket to read from Denver or St. Paul over tha Burlington route, you will get It, and you will always be glad of It. If you go via the Northern or Canadian Pacific, the elegant vestibule trains of The Burlington Route, between St. Paul and Chicago, or St. Louis, will carry you along the custom shore oi the Mississippi river for a distance of 350 miles, amidst scenery that cannot be surpassed; or, If you go via the Oregon Short Line or Southern Pacific, and your llcitet reads via The Burlington Routo from Cheyenne or Den ver, you will pass througn ail tbo thriving cities and towns located In what Is popu larly known as tho Heart ol the Continent, For further Inlormation apply to A. C. Sheldon. General Agent, S3 First street, Portlund, Oregon. 4-19dlwtl Ar &50 p in fv.hnre. Al' LVLY 1.40 L15 1.10 12.65 ira 12.20 1L15 11.48 11.38 11.14 10.48 10.28 10.10 10X0 V.U2 &62 8-16 7.43 fcOO am Norton Pacific Railroad, GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE. TW0FA8rmAnDAic.viB w CAWJ SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO And all polnU East via Bt. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS. The Northern Pacific railroad Is the only line running Passenger trains, Second claw sleepers (free of charge) Luxurious yuy ,lmr" ll:.Vr n-ftA HWnmir Cars. rcTDInlug Cu, (mSu 75c) 'from Fori land to the eaot Bee that your ticket read yla the Northern Pacmo railroad and avwd the change of cars. Leave Portland at? a. m. and 8:Wp.m. JtfZlzJvJ .i MinnKiiiolls or Bt. Paul at picmo DlvwiON.-1'ralns leave Front -.fn iJK Ahillv Bt 11:55 a. m. and 8:10 nro.: Arrive at Tacoma at 7:10 r m and 4'2uu in arrive ownnw f.vw ..m.w,.. ... Through Pullman Palaco Hlceplug Can., elegant day coatnes, riuert iwlace din ing cr fitweeniVrtJonU,TBcomaiinU Seuti lo HirftTtT Dally Wl-vlce, A. D. t-HARLl ON A Ge'l PassAgent, 121 Flr.t BL, Cor Washington SU J-ortlaud. Oregon. llipJt Corner First andO rltreli. Geary street. DR. JORDAN & Co.'s MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 751 Market st. San Francisco Admission v cents. Go and learn bow to avoid disease. Consultation and treatment personally or by letter, on sperrnaterrhoea orgeniiai weaKness, sou an dlseasse of men. Send for a book. Private office 211 Consultation free. t-7C i- tfOCfl A MONTH can be made 0D 10 vPOU working for us. Agents preferred who can furnish hon and give their whole time to the business, Bpare moments may be profitably employed Uo. A few vacancies In towns and cities. B. F. Johnson & Co., 1009 Main yt.. Richmond, va. tj. It Please state ace and business ex, perlenc4. Never mind about sending stamp for reply, u. r.J.aiuo. khiim A. E. STRANG, No. 303 Commercial Street, SALEM, - OREGON, -dkai.sk in- GA. R.-aedgwIck Post, No. 10, Depart. ment of Oregon, meets every Monday evening at the hall over the Oregon Land company's ofllce. Visiting comrades an cordially InvlteU to nttend. a. w. jjrayqrk, rost uommaaer. B. F. Bouthwick, Adjutant. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. L.B.SEirr. Maiik S. Skiff. T 8. BKIFF&Co. Dentistry. Painless JLi. extraction of teeth with new process. Also gold crowns made and set. Brick dental office near opera house, Salem, Or. J J. SHAWj. attorney at law, Salem, Ore- eon. Office up-stalrs In the Patton block. PHVSICIAN.-MRS. DR. M. E. McCOY physician and surgeon, has located and taken rooms over Squire Fnrrar's grocery store. Chronic diseases a spec laity. Consultation free. 12-21dw w V. WILLIAMS. HTENOGRAPI1ER . and Typewriter Conyist. Will make reports of trials, etc.; copying on type writer accurately and neatly done. Office over A. T. Ycaton's furnlluro stoie, Com mercial street, Salem. (IliAKLEH U. UURT1M, M. II., Surgeon j and Homnopat hie physician, Olllce and residence, New Bank Block, i(07 Com- .Aunl.., n.HnA. C.lln.M ,.. fltll.n It. ti.ru U In IMCIUIUI Ptll'CW, (XtllJIII, Ul. vyjlV- ,w M.B.I w Ua. m. and from 2 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. in. DIs- easos or tne rectum ana cnroniu aiseaKes a specialty. Fifteen, years experience, dw A NDREW U. DIVEN, PI1Y8ICIAN AND SURGEON, ISalem, Oregon, Office heurs: 0 to 11 a. in., 8 to A ind 7 to b p. in. , Office: Court street, next door cast of Dr. liowianu, jiesiaence, aui ununiuKinu si Established 1868 1 Tho Oldest and Slaunclicstl Between Sacra mento and Portland. LADD & BUSH, Bankers, Iron Building, Salem, Oregon. Accounts kept, loans made, oxchaugo on every part of tho world bought and sold, letters of credit Issued to travclors, collec tions made throughout tko United states, British America and Mexico, state, county and city warrants cashed. Wo oiler pat rons accommodations consistent with con servative banking. HXIUJw.lt DEAR GIRLS: Take no Tally from any young man, but If they ofTcr you a nlco Box or llcllenbrand's Square Chocolate Creams, made only by his Patent Process, lako them, anil tell them to come again, for they are superior to any nmdo In the United States. Miss Leo'na Willis, TEACHER OK MUBfC. i n l'n DloiHl tn I'filitnimin (IUU W UttllUllJltt VIA Southorn Pacific Company's Line. THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE. Time betwrrn Silun nd Sa KrsuelhcoJ Tklrty-ilx Hours. CALIFOHNIA KXP11E.S8 TRAIN HUN DA1LT IIKTWKKN 1-QKTLAFn AND 8. F. South. I TNorth. " 4:00 p. m. Lv. l'ortlnnd ArT 10:45 a. in. B:p. m. Lt. Salem Lv. ":53 a.m. 7:15 a. m. Ar. Ban Fran. Lv. 7:00 p.m. LOCAlT FASMKNOKR TIIAIN ( DAII.T IX CKIT BONPAY). (WO a. in. l. Portland Ar.'l 3:45 p. m. 11:10 n. m Lv Salem Lv. f 12:52 p. m. 2:40 p. in. Ar. Eugene Lv. :00 a. m IM M - .11 . PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS. For accommodation ot second class passengers attached to or press trains, ThoH. P. .company's terry makes oou nectlon with all the regular trains on th East S!do Division from foolnl I' Btree Portland, West Side Division, Between Portland and Cervallls: PAII.Y HXCKIT HUNIIAY). "773011. III. Vi:x p. m. XvT Ar. TortlanifAY." "oaoprm. Corvallls I, v. I:.K) p. m. Lussous given In volco culturo and Hnl Ian singing, piano and organ. Special at tention given to beglnuers. Can butcon at the Conservatory, or at tho residence, cor ner of Center und Capitol NtrcetN. lU-JUml C. SMITH, M. D J. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON WOfllce with Dr. J. N. Hmltli, Qrlswold block, Halem, Oregon, -ITT- M.Jf.WATEIWACO., LAWVBRS, Rooms land 2 Friar's Block, N, E. com ner State and Commercial strtots, falem Oregon, STOVESand RANGES PlmbiDg, Gas and Steu FittiDjr, Tinware and Artistic Metal Work a Specialty, y Agent for the RICHARDSON BOYNTOM COMPANY'S Kumaet. Es tablished lu im NLY' Ilk I I imi BsMlwr !SKttB HI I? im imirr mi I r 1 nil vm mum u INSURANCE O o in p a rj y , Fire and Marine, JOX. ALERT.:Agent, . Halem,Orton "wish to employ a few ladU on a (alary W IfllkllkllitlftV tJ. .tf Mmf,.-w w ,..-., homes. ,lgiu, very iawinHiiiiKuuuiiaiiu rui, wagifiuH-f - i-.ji. i.,m;n, Uood ly for part lime. Addr will iti?np f8. MAWON WAI.KE K, l-.uls-Tlllu,'Ky. . 12tL"U I 0(tf Hilary, IW excuses in adyant, al)U allot id fachmouili,' tadyn. . " . ia . .r..ll...a tJit til. Hit- nloyineni anio""" imiciins. m i-'M"- IllBg. Dulles Uelhirlngan aU)i)B wj. ieethiui. No ixMiul eurds. Addrtws wltH Jtiwp. il A KKH 4 W, Pknay,lU, 'Wg WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY UraduaUs Students In Classical, Literary, Scientific, Nernul, JIuhIiiww, lw, MEDICAL COURSES, It l (he oldl, largwt and least fln' lve loKtltullou f4tTUluK In U hi)Hb- "Xolooi opws first Monday in pumher f tfi HtUm, OW'Mi J, H. HAAS, Watchmaker and Jeweler, COMMJCKCIAL, STKI5KT, IIhjI.iiIiilu nr-ilr Hiinnniiriiwl fltlttl lilin All ai'UMn nwin viiii iiiiil; ( unu iiiiii a mil and jnu will not regret It, 7-'llnil TJIK FAVOHITi? lilliaril anil I'ool Rooms, tUriUHhY FIRST-CLASS CIGAR STOJUS in ti it n. Jmportucj und Pnmuailu CIGARS AND TOBACCO I U4if Cornmroiu) uirwot. Reception Saloon, 260 Commercial Street, mwiwK wwimuw, ww. 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