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Daily Capital Journal
1Y HOKKU BKOTHBRS.
FIUDAY, FEB. 28, 1890.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I hereby nnnounco myself ns n
cnndldnto for the ofllcc of COUNTY
ASSESSOIl subject to the ylll of the
county Republican convention.
(1-w J. A. VAN EATON.
Mitchell iiiul Mcllrhlo both voted
for Merrill's motion to take nn the
house tnrlll bill.
The Journal can't argue with n
paper that has a man holding down n
"ob In every department.
Moiqultoi and spring flowers come
together In February. The former
hiHtn month; the latter Until Decem
ber. Opportunities nro not lying around
looso for you to pick up, young man.
You must mako an opportunity for
you reel f,
Having tried tlio uncertainties of
this world, Mrs., Lcasq s going to try
the uncertainties of the next.
The best primary election law over
enacted has been knocked out on it
technicality by the supremo court of
California.
There Is an occasional opportunity
for n good man to serve the people,
hut, alasl where Is tlio good man? Or,
If lie Is found, how gee him harnessed
to the opportunity?
Every cyclist Is an advocate of good
roads. They should be taxed to main
tain them, and then they would still
more appreciate them.
1 ;i. - L I
Who will tako mil Nye's place? Wo
mean in thin world. Journal.
The colonel, perhaps, In this world,
but not In the next, for wo believe Hill
Nye went to heaven. Salem Tost.
Sec bore, nro wo to luivo your com
pany forced upon us In tlio hereafter
too? One ovcnlng paper will be enough
In tlio next world.
Wo have a great country with 70,
000,000. Hut ho cannot live on great
ness and luiiiihon. The people must
lie employed In order to llvo and pros
jor. That can only bo done under
fearless application of the Republican
doctrlnoof protection to all Ameri
ca ii industries.
Bubscrllwr. objects to Tiik Jouhnai,
criticising tho Statesman. It Is
rather small business. Sulom has no
nemocratloipapernnd tlio people llko
to liavo tho opposing view brought
out, Qrogniilmi says thoru are too
many Republicans anyhow and Is
doing all In Its jniwer to cut down tho
party to moro comfortable propor
tions. A party .has no. business to bo
so largo and unwieldy thatu few men
or one or two newspapers cannot con
troi It, The Hepubllcan party ought
to bo tended by a cheap man andn
dog, thoOrvgonhin seems to think.
Tho edor of kthe Portland Weekly
Newsboy has his troubles us well as
other Journalists. Ills last Issue has
this: 'Two boys, one night, when on
Morrison street near Second, collided
with n feroeus Individual known us
'Umbrella Jim," his real immo Is
James Rherldan, and becamo Involved
In a lolunt encounter, from which
tho young men came out victorious.
Jimmy then went to Third mid Wash
IngtonhlriHits mid tried to choke tho
editor of this paper becauio ho was a
friend of the young men."
Muckltn'. Arnica 8alv
Cud.
uiuitra, ttom, yiem, Salt !,,
Fver
KU-
J'rtcoj ct-nji
or money t
lW tor Mich VA'A
1Z'
Children, Cry.for
.ItohaViCittarfcu
Piles or no ay rwuirxd. It lP?ui AnW It
irifrct mltUcilon ottw ,f,in.i.
K
. . " . -. .w,.,TU.
fer'V1"'71" th back w, cht oi '
i Porous
SOME MARCH MAGAZINES.
Notes on Some Important Forthcoming
Publications.
From Flag to Monitor is the title of
a new story for boys of public school
life In England, by Andrew Hornet hc
uuthor or Through Thick and Thin
and other well-known boys' classics.
The Washington Educational Re
view of Tacoma U at hnnd for Febru
ary. It has articles on the education
if the Greek people and on Shakspear
that nrc above tlio average quality of
matter printed in educational magn
zincs
Macmlllnn & Co. have in press a
volume of Studies -In Judaism, by
Mr. S. Shechtcr, Reader In Rabbinic
In the University of Cambridge,
which deal In a scholarly manner
with many somewhat obscure topics
in connection with the Jewish faith.
ft
"Pleasant Hours" for boys and girls
is the best 10 cent monthly we have
seen. Twenty-two features and choice
Illustrations, with matter appropriate
to tlio season, In each issue, mako It a
complete publication. Frank Leslie's
Pub. louse, New York.
Hou.se keepers will be especially
happy over tho forthcoming number
of Table Talk (tho American author
ity on culinary matters). Our readers
aro Invited to 6ond for a sample copy,
which will be mailed to them free
upon application to Table Talk Pub
lishing Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Tlio Overland Monthly is out for
March, with ono of its perfectly orig
inal cover pages by Plcrro Hoerlngcr.
An educational department Is added,
with an nblo paper by 'William II.
fliutson, professor of English liter
ature In tho Lcland Stanford Jr. nut-
vcrslty. We do not know as It Is In ! bor of mlnorofllces In the departments
the line of commercial success, butlnt Washington, and In the nostal nnd
this magaxlno should be In tlio hnnds
of nil our teachers who can nfford to
buy It, and we can club It cheaply.
The leading article lu tho March
number of tlio Forum will bo con
trlbiitepby thocmlucnt French novel
ist and critic, Th. lleiitzon (Madame
Hlaus). Mndamo Illanc contrasts
"Family Lire In America" with fam
ily life in Franco, frankl criticising
certain phases of American home-life.
Mine. Illanc declares, however, that,
witli certain reservations, which she
mentions In Iter article, she shall be
delighted to see French society be
come moro and more Americanized,
and that In her opinion the typo of
tlio American family is very likely
1110 0110 that will at last pre
vail a profoundly interesting article.
Just a fow suggestions of tho ap
proach or spring and tho coming of
Easter give a rofreshlngly poetic and
timely Interest to the March Ladles'
Home Journal, which In Its lltcrarv.
artistic nnd moro prnctlcnl features.
Is exceptionally strong nnd unusuallv
attractive. The number opens with
a fascinating story by tholatoKugono
iiom-"Tlio Wcrowolf." It is ex-
plained by the editor that "Tlio Were
wolf is the only manuscript by tho
lamented poet mid story-writer that
has not been published, mid that It
was written and re-wrltteu eight
time by tlio author before It exactly
met his approval. It Is nrohahlv mm
of the best or all Mr. Field's writings.
Howard Pyle lias Illustrated tho story
admirably.
".
Professor Kidney Sherwood, of John
Hopkins University, has contributed1
n noteworthy paper to the March
Forum, entitled "An Alliance With I
wwami tho Uasls of a national!
Foreign Policy." Professor Sherwood '
contonds.thnt the .conomlc changes ;
if our century aro rapidly pushing us
Into u iMMltlnu where wo M),ii i
obliged '.u self-defe'iK T ??
nctlvop.ut In tlio polities of Eurono
Honor a treaty with England which
vvo,, Id rooRen.,ddeo the Monio
Doctrine, a Monroe Doctrine not
baaed upon tt weekly sentlmoiitall.v
out u stmng common-sonse which roc-
ognlretl that America, ly welcoming
tho most elvlllwd Industry n.ul KOv.
yn.wwwntliWUa host Inter-
In McCluW Magazine for March i.
.
ftswi- or-iS";
"""" . ,C01"' w,"i, tlio blog.
1 .
HO liavo inter.
wiwmwo from the Interests of tim
Uiem. nw, taken as a mass nt i..
men. I say this with the greater free
d6m, because, being a politician my
self, none can regard it as personal."
There urc also nn amusingly Judicious
love proposal of Lincoln's, and somo
lively reminiscences of him ns the
leader in a successful manuMivrc to
establish the State capital nt Spring
Held, mid as a young lawyer in that
smart, new town. The pictures arc
numerous, and include four portraits
of Lincoln.
Superintendent Thomas Ilyrncs, the
recently rtf 'red chief of police of New
York, has jjst completed a remark
able work "Piofcsslonal Criminals of
America." Jt contains a gallery of j
over -100 pictures, taken from life, of
the most celebrated criminals; burg
lars, counterfeiters, pickpockets, bank
sneaks, shoplifters, etc., a majority of
whom arc now plying their vocations
in our midst, it contains their de
scriptions, records nnd present where
abouts, and Is brought down to date.
It Is a voluminous woik of quarto size,
and should be invaluable to police
officers, Judges, prosecuting olllcers,
banks, to ninny mercantile houses,
and others liable to come In contact
with and be victimised by theso most
dangerous criminals. It contains n
great amount of matter, particularly
Interesting to the general public,
which hns heretofore been hidden in
the police archives. The book will be
issued at once by G. W. Dillingham,
New York, and will be1 sold by sub
scription, price $.".
In none of Ills papers upon "This
Country of Ouis" has cx-1'rcsidont
Harrison delivered himself with Hitch
vehomenco nnd emphasis as he has
In the one In the March Ladles' Home
Journal, "The President's Duties."
Besides commending one of Jir. Cleve
land's nets, and censuring Ambassa
dors for making political speeches, ho
talks of presidential appointments in
a Hunt feeling and almost pathetic
way. Upon the hitter theme, in glv
Ing endorsement to Civil Service He
form, he says: "In spite of nil the
difficulties that beset the question of
removals and appointments it must
be conceded that much progress In the
direction of a betterment of the ser
vice has Iwen made. The Civil Ser
vice Rules have removed a largo mini-
other services, from the scramble of
politic, nnd have given tho president,
the cabinet Olllcers nnd the members
of congress great relief; but It still re
mains true that In tho power, of ap
pointment to ofllcc the president lluds
tho most exacting, unrelenting nnd
distracting of his duties. In tho na
ture of things ho begins to mnko
enemies from tho start, and lm no
way or escape-it Is fate; and to a sen
sitive man Involves much distress of
mind. Ills only support Is In tho
good opinion of thoso who chiefly enre
that tlio public business shall bo well
donc.juidnro not disturbed by tho
consideration whether tills man or
that man Is doing It; but ho hears
Teryllttlo directly from this class.
No president can conduct a success.
mi numiniHirnuoii without tho sup
port of congress, and this matter of
uppolntments, do what ho will, often
weakens that support. It Is for him
always a sort or compromise between
his Ideal nnd tho best attainable
thing."
John H. Jlltchcll's patriotic advo
cacy of rliulcncniloiiL blinetalllsm will
endear him to the heart of citizens
of, all parties.
A Startling
Admission.
In Now York City, for five con
secutive years, the proportion
of Deaths from Consumption
has been three In every
Twenty Persons.
c.M'u.1.0 of Chotera, Yellow Pever and
VlSiUloJSe MS
& "cdve tu'e ost carefuicoS
lon fo ;tbelr Prevention and cure, while
f5
Sf?ifli.Vlcew5.encomP?rcdwJth those of
coioVmS41!0?,6 ktT&loS
St' ftiffSgl,W SS&t
i,ftu .orrhase? Cod lfr S
&rM"!J!" . cwei,
?Pa ff lu MXgB?J5?e has led
jnty PracUtlene:
pracutJoner. u well ft the public at
to place their main reliance la Dr
'dolden Medical DUcovery? It del
large, u
??A.";AL,5te?Si,.955
.----- v-v.ujvuusumpuon can. 11
l3)Wi.e".to.ut" of ' disease, be
with the ' Discovery." Dr. Pierce do
ask people to believe unUl theVha
taken
aaSHSuajKyasB
vniMfintii for tbemielvM. A T.A.t.t-. t."
erTpubil,
TT "'
AA HfWM
nedtcal tnativ
(VMiiBdffi-'S
w their
book form of 160
rR Ufa
for Nothing
SENT POSTPAID
IN EXCHANGE FOR 100 COUPONS,
on, ir you rntrzn,
FOIl 2 COUTONS AND $1.00 IN CASH.
The watch It nlclcel, cood timekeeper, quick ctem wind and let. You wilt
llnd one coupon inside nek 2 ounce bae and two couponi
Inildo each 4 ounce bg of
BLACKWELL'S GENUINE
DURHAM TOBACCO.
Send coupons with name and address to
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO CO,, Durham, N, C.
Buy n bag of this Celebrated Smoking Tobacco, and read the
coupon, v Inch gives n list of other premiums and how to get them.
2 CENT STAMPS ACCEPTED.
WANTED An honest, active centlcman or
lady to travel for reliable established houses
Salary $780, payable $15 weekly nnd ex
penses. Situation permanent. jReferenco
Encloto self.addreised stamped envelope.
The Dominion Company, 316 Omaha Dulld
ing, Chicago. 2 25 im
FOR SALE Eicht milch cows and
tWO 2-
Gervais,
224 tf
year olds. Inquire of M J
Or.
Egan,
PAPERS Portland, Sacramento, Seattle,
Tacoma and San FiancUco papers on sale at
Miller's Postoffice block
PUlJLIC MEN, POLU'OIANS AND HUS
iness houses can obtain alt newspaper infor
mation from the prcs of tho state, coast and
country from the Press Clipping Ilurenu,
I Alien i) union uiock, 1'ortunci. 12 2otl
P. O. NEWS STAND.-Local Subscription
Agency for all newspapers and magazines.
Fine atock of cigam and confectionery. F. V.
Miller, Prop. 1 14 tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE -'1 he best hay
fruit and stock ranch in Oregon, containing
200 acres. Will sell cherp, on easy terms, or
trade lorgood hotel, For particulars inquire
at this office. II. A. Ii. 1311m
CARPET PAPER-Urge lot of heavy
brown wrapping paper for sale cheap. lust
the thing for putting under enrpots. Call at
Journal office.
MONEY TO LOAN
On farm land security. Special
rates on large loans, uans
considered without delay
HAMILTON & MOIR
Rank buildinH.
hush
MONEY TO LOAN I
On city or farm properly.
Over4Hush's Dank,
T. K. FORD
HARD TIMES PRICES
The times are hard ami I propose to give
the public hard times prices.
New factory shoes.plain 100
With toes and calk 1 r0
Iland.made steel shoes 2 00
Track shoeing 3 j0
,M , "Jack" Ilai'L'tns,
100 Chcmeketa street.
ail CommjrcUl st., Salem Or
rJ7bulls US upwards. Pants upwands.rjjr
Capital Transfer -Co,
HARRY
TOWN, PROP.
r.xnress. bnircape ami nil LUJ. r ... 1.
done promptly. Leave orders at Patton'
storo- 13.3.,
DEPOT EXPRESS.
Meets all mall and passenger trains DaC.
gage and express to all parts of the city.
Prompt service, Telephone No. 70.
JAMES RADER
W. A. Cusick
President.
J. II. Albert.
ICashier.
l.U.
1 11
iiui nc;
OR SALEM.
Transact general banking business.
FARM FOR SALE!
.i?.!f "S!0". lK m,,M of Wap-
.nmi. rTi' i"""1"1 county, ana ij miles
south of Gaston, 17 acres or hops, huge hop
house, 20 acres wheat land io acres o
f.nwe "tin a variety of Ume t(Useit
.'nL"0''11 in cuhtva.lon
Jen inTJ f. fcreek on evev 4o cre$- W
sell in tracts of 40 acres or more, at prices
.out $280 upward, according to location and
implement,. Easy terms. For further
particulars inquire of WM. II. EGAN
2 24 tf
Gervais, Or
A CARD.
fe"?.'""" ..
ih;ie;;;3v"La":re,.olr?.n y
llshmnt..i? S""" tauorng estab
mnment at No. 201 Comm.M.i ....A.
SSL" 1!.d.e " from Jia.en unwkrJ.
a. i Me.10 orJer '" 4-So upward
C. H. LANK,
MEItCHANT TAILOR
iunif'il
dyu ihi i ii 1 1 1 1 t
)
MARKET.
UF-FREE DELIVERY.
WOLZ & MIESCKE, Props.
Dealnrs in all kinds of fresh and salt meats
tpFresh sausago a specialty.
171 COMMERCIAL ST.
GEO. FENDBICJI'S
MEAT MARKET.
32I Commercial St. Cottle Block
Successor to C. M. Heck & Co.
Host meats In tho city, Prompt delivery nt
lowest prices.
SALEM WATER CO.
Office: Willamette Hotel Buildn-,
For water service apply at office. Hills
payable monthly in advance. Make all
complaints at the office.
Open splcket to prevent freezing, posi
tively prohibited. Care should bu taken
if In danger of freezing to have stop and
waste gate closed seo section 3 rules and reg
ulation. No deduciion in bills will be al.
lowed for absence or for anv cause whatever
unioss water is cut 01 irom premises.
THE WAR IS OVER
and no one is hurt. The undersigned havs
dissolved partnership on Slate street, and lm
opened a wagon and carriage shop at 32J
Commercial st,, in connection with Sprague
& Crounk's blacksmith shop, opposite the
State Insuranco building, where I will carry
a complete line of carriage and wagon wciod
material, and I am ready to build or repair
any kind of vehicles on thort notice, from the
heaviott to the lightest, and will give prices
which nave never ocen neatu 01 ueiore. 1
guarantee all work to give perfect satisfaction,
(jive mc a call.
11. J. IIERSCHUACII,
Salem, Oregon.
1 28
FREE TO AIL LADIES!
I have a very simple home ireatment which I
will send free to all suffering women. Cures
itniaie irouuies 01 every nature. Moit won-
derful remedy ever known
The half has never been'toldj
For could we with Ink the ocean fill,
Were every blade of grass a quill,
Were the whole world of parchment made
And every woman a scribe by trade
To tell the merits of Halm of Figs,
Ilwould drain the ocean dry.
Nor would the scroll contain the whole,
Address Mrs. J,
Linn county, Or.
ut.ii Biiciiucu irom suy 10 SKy,
v. 11., 00x90, t airman.
2.l2.imt
TO THE FARMERS!
Wc have ust completed a new feed yard,
one-half block south of the court house,
riease give us a call. Team 10c.
26 BUSSARD & SIMPKINS.
J. H. HAAS,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
MakesaspMalty of fine repair work, Seth
1 homas clockv, etc., 3ts Commercial Street
F. VAN DER BAAN,
Carpenter, Builder and Jobber.
.i . , 48i Winter street,
tyilard times prices always.
mzim
QNc4tAu izg cm aoy.
P0ZZ0NP5
GOMPLEXIDM Pnwni
V5isys&dsa &jt ,tmuz 1
iWSTi,."rMIOre- i
IHSSaHSaa
1 ssks'ESm?--..-
lm" Bisea tr at ebanre. '
UW- i '-- MMKtMM !-.' I
rra ta?.BB:!rw
cunEi
remedy.
uuuurrni
OlLS&dAVB.l
UTAtrc4
Irn.iau iuuiUjl
k UHilora
'on. Irriuih.a' STSKS:
. 1 "J meo.
t All
1
InnEuutkuwiiiOoL i i KZSiS&JSSS
OZLZL
Commercial Street, Corner Stale
Vim Capital Printing Company has re
moed (o that lecalion. Call o-i us.
i
In all towns and localities throughout
United States and territories to sell the Fount
ain Vaher nnd Steam Cooker, tho best in
urc. It saves its own price in the wear of
' clothes in less than six months, Sent C. O.
' I), by express, propaid, for $3.50, in tin J J
in cornier. For particular, address
J.rB. BROWN,
156 Statu street. Salem, Oregon.
EAST AND. SOUTH-
,VIA-
Shasta Route.
OFHTIIE
Southern Pacific Co,
California Express Train Run dai, between
Portland and San Francisco.
South
I North
8130 p.
, 1 1 :oo p.
I 0145 a.
Tv7
lv
ar.
i'orl.ana
Salem
SAn Fran.
at.
lv.
Iv.
Above trains stop at East Portland, Oregon
Cit
Jity, Wo Uburu.
aaictn,
turner, Marion
Jefferson, Albany,
AlbailV luncllnn. Irvlnir.
Eugene, Creswll, IJrnin, and nil stations
from Roeburg lo Ashland, inclusive.
U0SKI1UR0 MAIL DAILY.
South
North
8::io a.m.
11:00 a.m.
C:20 p.m.
lv. Portland nr.
lv. Salem lv.
nr. Hoseb'g lv.
4:-i0 p.m.
2:20 p.m.
8:U0 a.m.
SUiKM I'ASSCNOBK.
South
L
North
10:03 a.m.
8:00 11.111.
1:00 p. in
0:15 p.in
lv. Portland ar.
nr. Salem lv.
DIN' NfJ CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE
PULLMAN 1JUFFET SLEEPERS
and second -class sleeping cars attached to all
trains.
WEST SIDE DIVISION,
IKt.vnrn Portland and Corvallls. dailv
(ex-
cept Sunday.)
7130 ft in, I
Lv.
Ar.
Portland.
Corvallls.
Ar.
Lv
6120 p. m.
I2M5 pro.
1 y in, ) m. vurvaiii3. iv I
1, 1
3S P. m.
At Albany and Corvallls rnnni-rt with
trains of Oregon Contral & Eastern Railroad.
Express train dally except Sunday.
4MS p.
7'25 P.
I Lv. 1'ortland Ar,
. I 8:25 a. m.
irj 6:50a.m.
) Ar.
AfcMlnvllleLv
THROUGH
TICKETS
to all points In the Eastern States, Canada
and Europe can be obtained at lowest rate!
E. P, ROGERS, Asst. G. f. & P. A.,
R.KOEHLER, Manager. lmUanr'
GLANCE iATlHISIMAP.
transcontinental lines at St. Paul and Omalf,.
ffl' ri e1uiPm,ent l superb. EleraS
Buffet hbrary, spoking and WplnToX
with free reel n ne chair p,-if if . '
uriousaccommodailnn. -n. " ."""ir '.ux
aed on&ffi? CieLa.mi ?. '"ry rail.
address """""icriniorTnation,
C. J. EDDY. General A .
J. W. CASEY, Tray. Paw. Agent.
rortlandt
fillarawui
. TRABr MART.
SSfOH fATKMTS.
Chicago, Milwaukee,
& Si. Paul Ry,
3ffiS '-; -)
asrft o
R bclcr.tt.lo American
Afjcnoy for a
JxKlTsTfAT
fVSQli TRABr MART.
trough Tickets
THE
EAST'
VIA THE
'Union , Pacific SVstm
Tl.. I. M..I1 - . "l
imuuii 1 unman I'nlnce SIp.-
Sleepera and Frco Rccl?nl B T"
between ,ng chirs diil;
OttTLAND to CiuotQ
Time to New V01V4 l-a Says
appyr T' llme-Ubnd fll Infor
the
BOZSBi 2iAX(KEH,
R.W.BAXTP.II. ARe"U'.U
General Acent! ni.. T VJ?N.
..,,
n n ...'
II3SlTllIrd Street. .'."V AW
:,
biLAT'1 "-'uuna
1 ft & N. CO,
E. M'NEILL, RECEIVER.
TO fllE-EAST
GIVES THE
-OF
CHOICE
Two Transcontinental
K Routes.
Via Spokane Minneapolis St Paul and D-
ver Omaha and Kansas Clly. jJ
eastern cltlas. ' ia"
OCEAN CITIES.
Portland -San Fjancisco.
btcamers leave AInsworih dock. Portlaj
gib ftp?"' "d --B
Fare Cabin, S?:sleeraire m
VflLLAMFTJ-fi, RIVLV DIVISION
Portland-Eugene.
bteameri Elmore and Kuth Iesve SJei
for Eugene and Corval lis Saturdays SnSin
rucsdaysand Thursdaj, at abrat ?
Leave for Portlnmi
Thursdays and Salurdav ar fi
. .umuuu nionuavt. hmJ..
. ' --.
Lowest freight and passenger 'rates,
Round-trip tickets vero cheap.
to all points without extra iran.r., -1. '
Fot full details call on Boise & BiaV
agents, balem, Oregon, or address. '
tiW. II. IIURLBURT.
v ,1 j G,cn ' ??' A8l- Po'lhnd, Or.
For full detain call on or address
nm.. . , G. M. POWERS,
Foot of Tradest. Local Apa.
:-.
BftClFl UM,
RUNS
Pullman SleeDinp-SCars,
ElegantiDlnlnp" Cars.
Tourist Sleeping Cars
To ..St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, Fim,
Grand Forks, Crookston, Winnipeg,
Helena and Butte.
THROUGH TICKETS
ToClitcago, Washington. Phlladelohli. Krt
:agj
ork, Boston, and all Points
tost ana South
For information, time cards,
tickets, call on or write 'r
mips ud
THOMAS, WATT &4CO.
AGENTS,
265 Commercial srreet, Salem, 0;J
A. D. Charlton, Asst. Gen'l. Pan. Art,
Morrison t corner Third Portlsnd, ft.
OREGON CENTRAL
,AND-
td
Eastern R. R. Company
YAQUINA BAY ROUTE
Connectlntr at Vanillin Rav witlltt'
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STEAMER "FARALLON," .,
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Passenger accommodations unsurpsufi;
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For sailing dates apply to
H. L. WALDEN. Afieat-
CHAS. OLARK. Corvallls, Or. ,., .
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