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THE CAriTAL JOURNAL
rtJUUHHKU JMIMT, BXOKIT HUNDAY,
BY TMM
CtpHal Journal Publishing Company.
let Office WoekvCointnerekt Street.
HOFER BROTHERS,
Editors.
IS
lly, by wirier, pr nonth - tow
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efcly(8 pages, per yeiir,.-... . MO
KAKKIKD WUMK.V AM WAUB KAKNKR8.
In (IIhcumsIoii of tho proposition that
slurried women wbull not teach school,
which It favoro, the OreKonlau consilient
teacher under the clusalllcatlon of wage
earner. Ruling married women out
of the field of wage earners, Is a new
proposition and a more unjust one than
discriminating agnluHt married women
m educatorn,
The mother In naturally the child's
first educator. Iluppy Is tho mother,
and happier for the child, If that rela
tion continue. Meal motherhood im
plies that she ulotm Is the proper educa
tor, and In most chwh she, more than
the teacher at the school, does uncoti
aeioiialy educate her children. Of course
married woman In charge of such u
borne, does not think of seeking em
ployment as a teacher. As tho Oregon
uu says: "It in a side lsuo merely as
compared with the (travor reasons that
may properly bo urged against the oou
tlauanoo of wbmeu In wage-earning
occupations after man luge,"
It is not so much to married women
H teachers as It Is to murrled women as
wage earners that the Oregonlau objects.
This proposition contains a graver ele
ment of injustice to womanhood than
to merely object (o her In the one sphere
of education. Whut Is to become of a
married woman whose husband
through iguoranco, dissipation, sickness
or misfortune falls to provide for her
and tier child ron? The Oregoulan
argues that sue ahull not becomo a wage
earner. What shall sho become? If
the home Is not blessed with children,
nor with wealth, Is a woman to remain
idle if she can earn wages?
Tho theory that woman Is to remain
an idle doll for man's pleasure belongs
to the past. It Is not suited to Amorl
4can ideas of human liberty, freedom,
and independence. Woman has the
same right to be a wage earuor in a free
country as man. The fact that sho Is
or was married may bo the very cause
why she must become a wage earner to
exist aaan honest aud upright citizen.
WW -J.-W
REQARD FOR TilK IMHJSTUIKS.
Not only does tho Cleveland admin
titration propose to louyo "tho robber
tarlfl" severely alone, but even the so
called tariff reformers' uro come to hold
a healthy regard for the Industries,
The New York Iteform club la pre
paring a tariff bill to submit to Secre
tary Carlisle on a "revenue only" basis,
Ib harmony with the Chloagn national
Democratic platform, drawn by Mr.
Cleveland himself. This new tarlfl re
form bill, that shall satisfy the free
traders, reformers, Democracy aud all,
U to be so drawn that "no Industry
will be crippled."
The reformers aud free traders have
at last come to regard the Industries.
They are convoked to Ilepubllcau tarltl
doctrines. Thutls all there Is to the
protection idea to have a proper regard
for every American ludustry.
AGAINST AN OMAN.
The exeoutlvo council of the Farmers
Alliance at Oregon City sat dowu upon
the numerous schemes for establish
ment of a state organ that was to
feava a monopoly of publishing the
truth, They wisely refused to force
the people to take any one newspaper
M authorised stato organ of the People's
party.
They decided to leavo publishers free
and the people frets to receive or reject,
discuss or dissect, People's party tueas-
urea upon their merits. The day of
the established and reoogulxed authorl.
fativft party orgau Is passed, The
word organ is at varlauco with perfect
nvmxjr mo prens niiu uint irecuom
aad quality characteristic of American
laetltutlous. People like to do their
ewa thinking In plaoo of receiving
Mmr Ideas ready made,
HJL-.J J l I- .JJL. W.l
NHHJLAK KLKCTIQN OF SENATORS.
Senator Mitchell has struck another
. Mew for eteeUon of Uultwl Btatee u-
nee by vote of the iwonj. The late
ItftelatHre patted a constitutional
MNeadaaentto the same etteet. The
VZt .. I., ....... n i
vvmv pmm ui vm rent uimi vivgoil in
MManeuldbe sent a the result or a
papular vote,
Tfcetv hi Hothlng more certain than
bat, iu standing for free silver coinage
mh! eteetlen of senator by popular
vetee, Kenatur Mitehell iYjraHU the
warn m a yhh majority or ue people
rOfetoa. Aetwjorpartofall parttai
Ms OregoM are eppoMU to the xe4ulu
faMvM lawful mousy aud to Wo
HftttwCany wore eerperatloN aanatont.
Mm Mek vol be heard, r stitUdf
asswswssiuimux a Am mi
TWC K W f NK TIOK.
Tbe ynai Army wwuWslp k de-
TMraU JbUal - UImI " sJld
e ssrw ess nvHf j uw fjnwl PIP
covered, Up to this last year the
growth of the order exceeded the
deaths. Now the great tide of this re
markable organization has turned,
the high-water mark has been reached
and the ebb has commenced. !;,
And yet fi'ls a wonderful record that
almost three decades should have gone
Into history since the awful conflict of
North aud South ended before theso
veterans should have witnessed the
weakening in the lines of an order
which has been almost an much their
pride as tho flag that they so gallantly
defended. Iu battle after battle they
met the enemy and won; for five years
they contended with men who wero
worthy focmen, and who believed con
scientiously that, they were .right, and
conquered them; through these twenty
following years they have experienced
prosperity or poverty, jtiXmem, mis
fortune and disaster, or triumph in
life's ordinary pathway all with still
increasing numbers as an order until
now tho limit is reached.
They cannot conquerdcath. No pen
sion and no hospital can save thorn
from that. The Inevitable disintegra
tion Is begun. But as their numbers
grow less tho prouder will the nation be
of them. As the surviving list Is com
posed of older men, and as tho only vet
erans left become grizzled and decrepit,
we shall bang upon their words and
stories of a strife in which they engaged
long ago as If spellbound, and we shall
treasure the Inheritance of bravery and
devotion to country which they leave
to us more than ever beforePortland
Telegram.
OOEPOEAL PUNISHMENT.
This question has received consider
able attention on account of recent oc
currences In our city sohools. I am
certain that wo all rejoice In the fact
that this mode of punishment Isslowly,
but certainly relegated. Tho teacher
who favors corporal punishment de
serves relegutlon also. This sounds
vory well, and meets popular Bentl
merit. The theory Is good admit It Ib
true. There Is good In every boy, It
Is tho teacher's duty to find that good,
train It, cultivate it and mako It un
adornmont of tho boy's character.
Nobloworkl Godlike! Hut suppose he
falls I Tho best of earth have fulled In
somo of their efforts.
Remember, yo critics, school super
intendents and directors, tho "Greut
Teacher" failed ignomlnlously in some
Instances. What then? Tho common
school teacher sometimes Is placed In
environments of which others kuow
positively nothing. Bpeak about pa
tience, love, endurance, skill and
adaptability of the teacher, all very
flue you perceive! I may havo them
all In abundance, but an Imprudent,
Ill-mannered and unfortunately Ill-
bred urchin vquures upbeforo mo and
Is on "the fight," supported by an ally
on tho parental throne. Whut now?
Only tho ouo who has been iu
nlmllar positions can Imagine. The
buIiooI board will orillclzo, I may bo
prosecuted, my good namo as a chris
tian and teacher Is at stake! Borne
ouo says "suspend I" Suspend him,
and ho will go away master of tho sit
uation declaring, "That teacher could
not whip me, tho 'softy' hud to sus
peudme." The boy that guts simply
"thrashed," porhiis leaving the
marks of his well deserved punishment,
may bo sent to another school In tho
district and gets along remarkubly well
with tho next toucher. Parents and
dlrectoiH will compare the two teachers
to tho great disadvantage of tho former,
but tho thrashing did it, nevertheless.
Onk Who Knows.
Htatm op Ohio, City ar To.kio, .
Luuah County,
KkankJ. Ciiknky makes an oath
that lis Is the senior partner of the
firm of V. J, Ciiknky A Co,, d olng
buemcftfl in too uuy or toicuo, uouniy
and state aforassld. and that Mid firm
will pay the s fori 'of ONK HUNDltKD
DOLLAltd for each and every case of
Catakkii that cannot be cured by the
use or iiau.'h uatakuh uukk.
1'llANK J.CllKNEY,
Bworn to before mo nod subscribed In
my presence, this 6th day of December,
A. D 1880.
A. w, ux.babon,
Notary Public
j HKIj
Hall's
Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally
aud acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Bend
for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
jfgrHold by druggists, 76c.
8ALKM MARKBT8.
Wheat- 67c per bushel.
Oate M40o per bushel.
Potatoes 6000o per bushel.
Flour $3.60 per bbl.
Bran (Backed) f 18.00 per ton
Shorts (Backed) 20.00 per.ton.
Eggs 20c per dozen.
Chickens 8 to 10c per Hi.
Chopped feed -(Bucked) (20.00.
Ducks 12jo per lb.
Qecso 7c per lb.
Turkeys 10o per lb.
Lard 12J16o per lb.
Butter 2530c per pound
Beef 7(2)12je dressed,
Veal 10 to 12Jc, dressed.
Pork 712Jc dressed .
Wool-lftl8o per lb.
Hops lC18Jc per lb.
TUTT'B PILLS
griping.
cause no nausea or
Too Late.
Perhaps Tennyson has written no
thing which appeals to tho hearts of all
who read his ioems more than the lyrlo
of "Too Late." The burden of the sad
refrain cornea homo with telling force
to tho hearts of thoso who lmvu Iimi
friends by that drrad disease consump
tion. They realize, "too late" tho r
sull of neglect. They feel that the dear
uuu might havo boon saved If they had
heeded the warning of the lucking
cough, tho pallid cheek, aud weakening
system. They feel this all the more
keenly because they see other being
rescued from tho grasp of the destroyer,
and they think whut la savong others
might havo saved their loved ouo.
Whan tho first signal of danger Is seen,
take steps to avert the catastrophe. Be
wlso In time. Dr. Pleroe'a Golden Med
leal Discovery will drive away cotuump-
hum. ju uuv nun mm I it is 100 mie m.
fore putting Its wonderful efficacy to
the test. It succeeds whew other reme
dies fall,
Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed I Caesoria
Hum In Tobacco Hlnoko.
"Is there anything more blissful in all
this world than that condition in which
a man looks dreamily upward into a
cloud of smoko and vIows tho world
through a palo, hazyfllmV itfild Oram
Molvalo as ho did likowisd. "Wo speak
of viewing tho world through a colored
glass and making it look beautifully rod
and bluo orgreon, but viewing iUhrough
smoko makes ono not only bco a richly
colorod world, but also ono lp which evil
is not contemplated, arid pain is forgot
ten. To mo tho smoKo is half magic, for
it makes tho tireiomo hotel corridors
along my routo fado into nothing. In
their plnco it leaves a kind of an en
chanted gardort in which I linger in per
fect rest. Friends come- back and bring
with their coining old days of sunshine
and country sconory through which wo
nsod to travol together.
"Everything is warm, mellow, rich in
its perfection, and then I feel as I imag
ino a man ought to fcol wero ho perfectly
successful and famous. I ltfilf beliovo
iu tho old transmigration of souls theory
when I think of it. Just imagino somo
soul living und growing in a tobacco
plant and being released only in the
smoko of itl Can't you Imagino that tho
smoko might bo n thankful, blissful soul
that lingers in tho film over yon and
brings back beautiful visions? I confess
such speculations nil charm mo Into
missing my train." St. Louis Globo
Domoonit. The Best System of Fortification
la that adopted by nople In precarious
health who wisely fortiry their ayntenn
agalnit dlteass with that acceptable and ef
fectual barrier againm IU Inroad Iloetetter's
Btomaoti Hitters. Precautionary measures,
when the health In but nightly impaired Is,
as physicians well kuow, worth any amount
of medication afterward. A premonitory ma
larial ohlll, a fit of Indigestion, Increasing Ir
regularity or the bowels, a warning rheumatic
twinge, Inactivity ol the Moneys, slight at
flrnt, bilious aaflowness accompanied wllh
furred tongue these are appeals to the sense
Of Self-uroteCtlntl wllteh no nnvin nrmmmnn
Judgment will disregard. Jloslettet'a HUim-
acn itinera prrLervea tnoae who take It from
malaria, dyapeptl, chronic constipation,
rheumatism, kidney and bladder trouble and
liver complaint. Nervous lnTaiids. Ytersoss
troubled with Iheluflrmltleii Incident toad-
vanoea years, ladies in delloale health and
convaleioentsdeiivo lutlulto benem Irotn tne
Hitters.
I niN WI'ltllJK I.
Mr. Wnu X. Cola
Fsrmlrjgdale, it, J,
Word7 Fail
To Express My Gratitude
Eczema and Dyspopsla
Cured by Hood's Sarsapurillo.
Mr. Wm. E. Cole Is well known all
over the town of Farmlngdalc, N. I.,
and vicinity. He is a veteran of tho
war and highly respected. He says :
" I cannot find words of pralao In the Ka
gllth language sufficient to cipreii my
gratitude for tho curatlro powers of Hood's
Sanapirllla. For many years I was
Severely Afflicted
With eczema; spent many dollars to get
cured but found very little relief until last
year I read about Hood's Rarsaparllla and
immediately bought two bottles from 17.
LoU'j store, Farmlngdale. I took ono bottle
and felt much better, then I bought another,
Which not only cured me of
Eozema, but Dyspepsia
piles, and garo relief from constipation.
All praise for Hood's Bariaparllla. What
I have written to you nre facts, and ycu
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Cures
may mako use of my namo In praise of
Hood's Harsaparllla If you so desire." Wu.
E. Cole, Farmlngdale, Monmouth county,
Now Jersey.
HOOD'B PlLLS are pureljr vegetable, ctro
fallr prepared from the belt lngrsilisaU.
Smith Premier Typewriter,
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Hold on easyipaymenhi. Ilented.
W. I. STALEY, Agent, Salem,
H.N.UUlU'KK.OenMAgent, 101 Third HL,
fortland. Bend for catalogue.
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
CAPITAL STOCK, all Subscribed, J200,00f
Transact a general banking business
In all IU branches.
CJKO. WI1.UAMH lresldent
Wat. KWILAJU) Vice iresident
uuau McNAitvrr:: hi r.
Fresh Air and Exercise,
uciau tnai's
possible of
boll!, if in
need of flesh
strength
nnd nerve
force. There's need,too, of plenty
of fat-food.
Scott's Emulsion
of Coil Liver Oil builds up flesh
and strength quicker than any
other preparation known to sci
ence. Seott's multt'0it it tonttantly .
fttting Curt 0 CcmumptioH,
Brenthitit and kinittJ dittatts
whtrt ethtr mtthtdt fail.
iTrJrH)RB.!.T. Alt tfmaauu.
uinwijuira ueo. winiama. wm. Kng
land,Ur. I. A. Illohardson, J. W. Hodson.J.
Uank In new Exchange block on Oommer
cial street. ttll-tf
DO YOUll HANKING BU8INE88
WITH THE OLD UANK OF LADD
A BUSH, 8ALEM, OIlEGON.
2-1 ltl w-1 in
Authorized Capital 1500,000.
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
Batem, Oregon.
W. A. CUHICK, I'jw. W. W. MAKTIN, Vice
lrea. J. H.AUIKUT, Outlier.
HUte, County and City Warrants bought
at ar. (I
asaSaLlwij
kill .SBBfc L..1
fa after w
m A
WIFTSSKimt
isassstisyvs
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The
HOWARD,
House Mover.
431 M.tt Street.
i!f,!Ul,U,l.l,llllM hwuiovlng and raU.
''roratgfcte hmMIu I 84 a
iTgsTsaW
iwjswh, HaJUrtaa,Tw.
srsssg ss(sejrat mM
8r5Ssa.
NOT IN IT !
?t,.ort Hsleen Meat Market baa sot
Me4thenwWB..but aWla BrVti? waul
ftvtu to Wreots r p.md, a. ttilVaVrfcaA!
Pitchford & Long,
Money to Loan.
taan. wilt bo made on Improved city or
rarm property by the '
LOilHAnD INVESTMENT CO.
For terms, etc., apply to
. ., JOHN A. OAlWt).S,
Attorney at Uw, over Hush's Hank, Salem, Or,
MONEY TO LOAN
uo loiprovevi i;ei Ksuts, In amounts and
-U...U.U11. ioaeiay in nHUiaenng leans.
FEAR fc HAMILTON,
IVvim II, Uu.u Baak block. 6 13d w
atHuafsaMatw!,, etjJU
W. U Wade's
CHflS. W0LZ,
l'roprltor uf the
GERMAN x MARKET
South CotsMercUl etc, tateat.
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KKKi! OHUVHMr.
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LATEST TIME CAIIO.
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lirnfissii(l cliciiirtrjiirMijI i
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Tickets Mid and tmttnto checked throuiti
t nil points in llm UnlieifMlslM smf WisfJ
Clfiiineptlii ipsds I" C'lilos') with all
trains iroliKrVwt and rvmili,
for lull liifornmllon apply to tt nmi
tlckelsgerilor -'A". '' ""
iitn, I'riM. nnd Tkt Asl., OlilcnK'), 111
To TflXimyorH.
NfrrfUK Is hereby given K the liiyers of
Marlon county, Hist His Isw iftjulrlriK
tun slierirr to visit enoli precinct for the coh
lection of county taxes has been repwiledby
act of the lAt icslslnlurc, which,. Uxtk efffct
Kebrusry87.fB,l,cn'jiienilv all to te
reiuirru 10 no imia nt me snrrius imhud iu
fllHiMON KUIU), Attorney s(Mtf')Psliii,
I (union, utiles up slnlM In ration blwk
r ftCONf,AlfoMiellw,foorrt 7, Miin
J, bhyblooki
Mi, lllOdrlll. Attorney at Irtwnlein.Orp-
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ii
East and South
VIA
THE SHASTA ROUTE
Of tfi
Soutliom Pacific! Company,
t'AMrollMIA KJIflirM TJlAtK-lltm lMll.f tit,
TWRRX f'OlirfiAMIlArfflfl, V,
(ton, Offlcsovef Htih bnnk.
J.SlfAW.MiWillUNT.
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MHAWAIIUNT
Atiiffiflts at law, OfTtre over UnMUl
tlonal bnnk,HAlem,OrCKri,
Of-
ft V. KlrIIAtiriM(lM. Allirnenllaw
pi flcoiipstalrs In front rooms ol new Hush
blwk, corner Commercial and Court streets,
HAlem, Oregon,
In
tlm amnt V court houne
slierlirwlfl not visit the Precincts
Used by notices, JU
KcbnmrySH,18in.
Hnlern, and the
as BUTef
HUN KNIUI1T.
Hlicflfl Marlon Co.. Or,
liwuw
iaitams 111
mi
tl ,11 U.nl.lt ..M.n., .1 I A.(a.fl11 MM
W. 1', Murphy, offiiilein, tinve for sale about
i.iAAjncrm ni K(mki inrmiOK unu huick inna ,o
tho I.iirklurniili ( 011 11 try in l'olk county,
l'rlccs rniiL'd from tfl 10 S'.l) ncr acre. All eood
fropcrty, nr d on the market for tne first
line. (Heat barimlns. Call on or addrrns
the above. dw-2-l&-tf
Farm lor Hulc or Trade.
On enry terms, four miles ent of Hubllmlly,
contalmriK Il7ucref, will trade for property
in or neurruiurn, u. u. uuvk,
T-iKlw Hnbllmlty.Or,
ELraiC LIGHTS
On Meter System.
TO CONSUMERS:
The Halem Unlit find I'owcr Comnanr nt
ereat expcii'n havo equipped their Hlectrlc
Unlit plaDt with the must modern oppttratus
and urn now able to oirer the public a belter
lliiht than uny.syhtm xnd at a rote lower
man any city on the coast.
Arc and Incandescent Lighting,
Electric Motors for all pur
poseswhere powerisrequired
many Hunts
y for only
Kesldencescan be wired for as rnany Hunts
umers pay for only
'1 his being registered
as desired and the consumers
sucn iiKiiiM us are tired,
by an Electric Meter, ofllce
179 Commercial Street,
2
ONLY
LINE
RUNNIiYG
THROUGH
DAILY
TRAINS
Leaving Portland, 8:45 A- M,
" " 7:30 P. M.
31 DAYS TO
2 CHICAGO
7 Hours Quicker to St, Paul.
23 Hours Quicker to Chicago,
40 Hours Ouicker to Omaha and
Kansas City,
PULLMAN and TOURIST SLEEPERS
FREE RECLINIMG CHAIR
CARS, DINING CARS.
oraddrew " BW,eml 'nftrniatlon call on
n. ji. uyniiuunT, Aut, Q. 1, A.
.. naauingion St.,
I'OKTI.ANI). OKKI
, Okkiio.
Mexican War Soldiers
Increase of Pensions!
Under Actol January 8, 1803, are entitled
lolncrrute. Apply to
O. C.8IIKHMAN,
ltoora II, Oray. lllock, claim Attorney,
J Jberty St. Halem, Ore. ujoim
JOHN A, (M1HON, Attorney at law, room
n and 4, HiiaIi bank building, Balerfi.Or,
Jl, K, HOMJfAM, W.If.flOUtKa
rjO.NIIAM A IIUI-MKH, Attorneys at law,
J Oillce In Hush block, between Stale and
court, on Commercial street.
K,
1'OUtJK, Htenogranher and Tlpe-
f all SB jaf ll.Ji JHJSSl. t-tAtt ! JhSll I I VI wm wf-
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m
Ousti
A, 11. UlfjLIS.SDeclallstln diseases of
the eye, ear, nose and throat, Itoora 10
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7;'W a. m,
.aon.ni,
JMiiing i'at'H on Ogdcn Itoiilu
PULLMAN BDFM SLBEPfiRS
AtfD
Socond Class Sleeping Carsi
Tl(, W,H. WOTT. Physician and Hurgcon,
j uiiiLV iu ciuriUKU uii, nnivui, urvKUU.
ulllco hours 1 0 to 12 a. m. ana 1 to 4. p in.
TK.T.tt HMlTJf, Dentist, W Btato street,
JU Salem, Urexon. Finished dental opera,
lions of every description, rainless opera
tions a specialty.
r D, l'UUU, Architect, plans, speclflcn-
li, iium iuu superinuiunence ior an
classes ol buildings,
street, up stairs.
OIQce 21W Commercial
c.
A. IIOBEHT. Archllect, room 421, Mar.
quam building, l'urtlaud, Oregon.
P. J. LARSEN & CO.,
Manufacturer of Wagons, Car
riages, etc.
Kvpalrintr. u Spaalalty.
HUop 45 State street.
PIIOTKOTIONUIDOBNO. 2 A.O.U. W
X Mtcts In their hall In Btate Insurance
UUI
junuiDg,eYery weancsaay evening.
a.A.8KLWOOD.HeAcorderNW1BlM'
W.
THE PACIFIC
DETECTIVE AND COLLECTION BUREAU
BALEM, ... Ortton.
Ofllce removed to 211 Commercial Ht.
'J?,.,I'U.D!10 BDd private work
O. B. CLKMENllManager.
Ailoched to nll.fhrqugu trofne,
iVestSide DmsioD, Between Portland
anil Cervallis:
PAILy- (KXCK1T SUNDAY).
7 MO U. 111. j
12:10 p. m. j
JUv.
Ar.
I'ortlrtiiu
I'orvnllls
Ar.
I.v.
bUV) n. iii.
12.5B p. ni,
At Albany and Corvallta connect
trains of Oroiron I'aririo llnllrond.
with
EXFKKMHTHAIN ( DAILY KXCKHTHUMIAV
4:40 p. m.
7:25 p. m.
Ar.
I'ortluuil
McMlnnvllIo
Ar.
IjV.
k:AlH. m
fiMSn.m
TUKOUOU IICKKIS
To all points In tbo Knstern Htntcs, Cnnndn
nnd Europe can bo obtulnrd nt lowest rates
Irom w. W. BKINNHIl, Agent, Halem.
B.P.H00E118, AmhUU. K.uudi'ttss.Ae't
It. KOEHI.Klt, Manneor.
The Yaquina Route.
11 R.
Kates reasonable.
aone.
MISS BALLOU'S
KINDERGARTEN
THIRD YEAR
0pen,niB2plem.ber mVftl Knder.
gartcn Hall, opposite opera house.
ovCll1IeS.recly.e,1 at.thrM ye" of age and
Sy.er., An.ell?C class wilt bo established
Rl!&tWlVWllto&
ar in J Tt. ''""f ur. wniy mo
.... "i"1"""' employed,
yswiMi ui umwiag ana color
UUttU.
best
i'rane's
work Intro-
Fop Rent.
A&?y?t'o
Steiner & iw
130 STATE STREET
TINWARE,
ROOFING,
STOVES,
Creamery and Dairy Supplies,
Steel Ranges, Parlor Heaters
in all styles a.specia ty.
CLOTHES WR1XCERSASD WASHEKS
u,fS,obcstt",ea"h-Gi"
And Oregon Dovelopmont company's steam
ship line. 225 miles shorter, 20 hours less
time than by any other route, First class
through passenger and lrelght lino from
Portland and all points In tho Willamette
valley to nnd from nan Francisco.
TIME SOilKDUliE, (Except Sunday.)
Lv Albany.l.00 pmlLv Corvallis 1:40 p m
A.r Yaaulnn..6:30 p in Lv Yuqulna 0.45 8 111
Lv Corvallis. 10:5 am j Ar Albany 11:10a m
0.4 0. trains connect nt Albany nnd Cor
vallis. The above trains connect at l'aqulna with
the Oregon Develnpmcnt Co.'s lino of steam
ers between Ynqulua nnd Ban Fmnclsco
ur,i,i1,i.aMenierB from 1'wtlond and all
Willamette valley points can inaKooloie con
nect on with the trains of the Yuqulna Route
at Albany or Corvallis and if dontlucd to San
ITranciscp.should arrange to an lvo nt Yaquina
the evening before date of snlllng.
i ,enBSr B?d, F'e'But, ilntes always the
SmH0i,nrtKlnallon "PP'y to Messrs
lV..lofSvCoVrelBllK'in1 'i'oket Agents
20U und 202 Front sire? t, Portland. Or or
O. O. UOUUB. Atft Oon'l F?Ui "ass. Agt.,
C. U. UA8WKLL, Jr., Gi-n'i Freight and
Pass. Agt. Ore .Development Co.,
Wl Montgomery Ht.
From Terminal or Interior Points the
Northern Pacific Ra
u
Is the line to tako
To all Points East and South,
veVtlbrinfveVnno1
ST, PAUL AND CHICAGO'
(No change of cars.)
Compesed of dlningcars unsurpnssed,
rullinun drawing room sleepers
;oi latest equipment
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars.
accmmortf?!. "trated "nd In which
niCSm.woaallong are both tree and iur.
Uckheu,anrdh,0lle" f flrst ""t&2Ki
ELEQANT DAY COACHES.
Acontlnuota line conno:tlurr with nil
ilewc?.QrdlDi5 dlrw i uniBnteWrrupted
cudTn ad'vi 9CTtoM m " w
the road. "" ny agent ol
PurcntSedat Tr.gi'?.dwa?,, Klropo can be
puronaseaatany ticket ofllce of this oom-
Und.Oreifon ' mgion; fort-
BHAW A DOWNING, AKciit8
PACIFIC LAND AND ORCHARD CO.
UK TOWN LOTS:
$2.00
lrrdoin tortbeflntatflautted
PlIOTOOIUPHHtnUecMy.
MONTEB BROSL,
1W Commercial Btrret,
T. J. KRESS.
HOUSE PAINTING,
PAPER HANGINO,
NttualWoec! finljj,,
Cor. tli anil Cl....v.. .
' - " xrect.
undertaking
Embalmine;.
-.".IWVUH, - lButJiKl
ERUIT TRACTS AND -FARMS.
HOEYE & MILLS,
PORCELAIN BAT II 8
SHAVING 150.
ayCoB- W, HaUm, Or.
Carpenters and Buil4crs,
Shop oShuu stmt.
BrUtljv.aBput,
O CENTS A DAY,
Evening Journal.
U4 at; Towj XKt.
J. K. 3CUKP1IY.
T'le for Sale,
Brick and Tile Yard,
NOKTII BALtU.
Take It
EVENING JOURNAL,
Horseshoeing.
"AUKSMITHING.
J. L. BENNETT k SON.
CANDIES,
Fruit and Cigars,
P. O. Bloolc
K. T. liUMPHIJEYS,
CIkm nnd Tobacco.
BILLIARD PARLOR,
a8 Com'l atro.t.
T. W. THORNBURG,
The Upholsterer.
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