FROM OLD WILLAMETTE.
1,
I- B. '
u 4&
Xk
men who arc old-time winners, nnd
., , . I the boys of Inst year's team are show-
New, of the Pa.t Week, a. Noted by, Ing up ,n reniarkabiy g form. The
Our Corte3ponJent. 1 8prntcr9 llaVe aiready commenced
Miss Alice Balsley is wrestling with work, and were out yesterday on tha
li grippe this tveek. ' truck. In the inter-collegiate, as well
Clydo Brnndcnburg was absent Irtim n8 the local field-day contests, it is cx-
t;r
C " v. t,''J
v?w
s$h
y;-.
past wct'k on account of
Nervous
rs. no aPDotlto and Terr ranch mm
t Tvm tho condition of jny husband.
E taking Hood'a Sarsaparllla be hai
entmy lmprovea, aaa iie bow eat
jeeps well; In fact, bo u all right.
id's Sarsaparilla
am vanf hlwhl tfna lfinnt.
ir, 1010 Cedar St., Puoblo, Colorado.
d'o Piffc cnr 1J liter in, bill.
a v;m-'5 LETTER.
atmg a Supprcnr.ton of Ego-
tlrttll.
ky do o exercise Mioh sunreiiic
iii'iia towards events, things
eople of humble origin? Simply
kse of tin Kroat hump of egotism
8SCSS.
no of tin- most humble causes are
ictlve of tho greatest results and
s. home or tne most Humble
become most noteworthy, and
f.'of the most humble people
ke so much good I hat, while they
not nl t he time be noticed, after
ire dead olheis are llred by the
itry of their good deeds to render
t lie 1 oniage It would have been
Eh comfort to them to have re-
id during I heir lifetime. Or, per-
llicli efforts do not hear fruit
Y long years after.
r. us give more liecd to the lewly:
to Ihelr efforts.lot us strive our
i to heneiit them. We can never
ire into the future and deter-
to what greatness they will
snt. There arc many times when
Ivory little expense cf effort, time
!ncy wo could be of assistance to
in dire need, but I fear we more
i dismiss tho thought with upire-
She 11 never amount to anything."
iatter how poor a child or man
E how Ignorant, he has his possl-
es, nnd It Is a duty we owe to
tlnd to help develop thom.
eed though, many of the most
i and lowly have shown us that
fpossess merits far above our
Fand In addition, tho pcrsover-
and grit to make them of use to
iselves and to others. They have
ampllslicd tasks which put to
no the achievements of those
essing greater advantages. Think
instance, of tho noble and un-
Hi work of Harriot Tubman, tho
woninn, the escaped slave, who
red for years, enduring the great-
ill and hardships for the sake of
gtlng other slaves to escape. She
cd her freedom, her very life for
in, by going back to the very plnn-
m from which she was a fugitive.
re are few white women of our
', dny who are 60 gloriously unself-
Kancl so exceedingly courageous.
'name Ismndo well nigh immortal,
the perusal of an account of her
is cannot but imbuo ouo with ad-
ition. And what was she? Only
ive, poor, Ignorant and unculti-
td, but rich in what many of us
p aunmntliK n.wl .. iipaI ftal. ..noil
, when wo seo someone whom wo
slderour inferior let us remember
thnt person may possess quall-
i of which wo would 'bo proud, nnd
: only tho opportunity of develop-
rthem to make him -far our super-
A good motto for us to bear in
id is "Despise not tho dny of smnll
IgS."
.'IA11IUN.-
Dcafnes3 Cannot be Cured.
local applications, as they cannot
en me diseased portions or tne car.
ere is only one wav to cure deaf-
s, and thnt is by constitutional
Eedies. Deafness is caused by an
lined condition of tho mucous
ng of tho Eustachian tube. When
tuhc cets inflamed you novo a
bllng sound or imperfect hearing,
wnen it is entirely closed ueai-
i is tne result, and unless tno in-
imatlon can be taken out and tills
' restored to Its normal condition,
irlntr will bo destroyed ferever:
no cases .out of ten are caused by
tarrh, which Is nothing but an ln-
ineu condition or tne mucous stir-
fo will give One Ilundred Dollars
' any case of deafness (caused by
tarrh) that cannot bo cured by
511's Catarrh Cure. Send for clr
ars, free.
. J. UHENNEY &CO., TOlCdO U
oia iy Druggists, 7a cents.
EAK MEN
URED A3 IF BY MAGIC.
ricllmc Last Manhood enould ceod a
onca tor a uook
tbat explains hour
full manly ytzor
Is easily, jclc)r
and permanently
restored. Ionian
suffering from
uukncti can f
Sardtn (snore t&U
tlmalv advice.
Booi telle how
bfull etrenath. do-
lopment and tone are imiurted to evrr
tion of tho bodr. Sent vrltb positive
u (Maltd) trtt to any man on appUcalloa.
UEMUMALM.,IUFFALI,N.Y.
school the
slckncHs
The second examination for the
second term was conducted by the
teachers Friday.
Itoy llalllngcr was absent from
sjhool Monduy and Tuesday on ac
count of la grippe.
Ttcv. Q. W. Orannls, Mrs. J.. 11.
Sliarpe, Misses G race I'ohle, Margaret
Locklov, Laura Kirk, and others
were chapel visitors the past week.
Leon Holland assistant in the Red
Front drug store, entered the Univer
sity this week with the intention of
taking a course in chemistry.
Henry Tucker, of Sliver Creek,
Washington, entered the school tho
past week. Mr. Tucltur attended the
university last year and has resumed
))ls studies.
Miss Kate Carey, of Seio, who has
beon attending McMlnnvllle college,
pected the U. ofO. will huve a full
1 list of men In every cunit. As soon
as practicable, regular training will
commence with all who expect to win
athletic honors.Eugene Register.
We wonder If tho editor of tho Regis
ter Is so absent minded as to think
there Is but one educational insti
tution in tho state. We can assure
the Register that lleld-day will And
old Wlllnmette nt Portland "with
both feet" as It were. It will prob
ably not be longurtll the athletes of
tho State university at Eugene will
be labeled "United States Boys" by
the editor of the Register to take tho
place of the term "Oregon Roys."
Aliout two hundred young folks en
Joyed the hospitality or the I'hllo
dorian society last evening. Mr Gar
land gave an Instrumental selection
1 very ncceptably, while Miss Ethel
Hughes gave a recitation In her usual
pleasing manner. The nuartet con-
Some
Cauipaigfl
Figlims
was a chapel visitor Thursday morn- slating of Messrs. Mark Early, S. II.
lug returning to her home on the Untly, II. II. Heritage and C. W.
local tjint day. I Llvcsay kindly responded to a hearty
It Is slated that the Willamette ' c" wjlh 1.U,eth'0!Uo"' "Who
University Glee Club under tho.l "1 t Ark." Vrof. F. S. Dunn
direction of Prof. R. A. Heritage will i"IB" "-'V1 ? Bl"' ?" ot
tne. urccKuouuess, .rccno, wiucii was
quite interesting. MissClorn Pooler
Heritage will
furnish music at the Chautauqua near
Oregon City next fall.
Mls Helen Matthews will lead tho
Y. W. and Y. M. C. A. meeting Sun
day afternoon. It will be a mission
ary meeting and a prolltable hour will
be spent by lho.e who attend.
Jt has been with considerable dllll
culty the past week that we have rec
ogni.cd a fellow student, who Is
known from hlsbeamlugcountcnance,
thnt young gentleman having had his
beautiful crop of alfalfa harvested.
David East proved himself a hero
Inst Saturday when he extinguished
the ilru in the woman's college. Mr.
East Is now a grunt favorite among
the young lady students boarding at
the college, and his gentlemen friends
entertain fears us to Ills "safety."
We were misinformed last week In
tho statement that 'A. F Chase had
been kicked by a horse. Mr. Chase was
In an equally as unpleasant u position
being In the llrm grasp of la grippe,.
Mr. Chase resumed Ills studies Mon
day morning.
Miss D. Gans was compelled to be
absent from school u part ot this
week. Several reasons are advanced
for such action on tho part of Miss
Gnns, but the statement that finds
most credence among her classmates
Is that sho received an overdose of
Cicero.
A number of the boys enjoyed the
first hare and hound chase of the
season this afternoon. The
party left the university about 1
o'clock and ran about ten miles.
These chases will bo repeated at regu
lar Intervals until school closes should
tho weather permit.
In the "polo" game, last Saturday
afternoon, during the gytnimslum
exhibition, nu unfortunate accident
happened. C. W. Llvesay was pushed
against tho parallel bars and his head
struck ono of tho Iron projections,
cutting a scalp gash which tcqulrcd
several stitches to close. Ho has acted
tho part of "grandpa" the past week
by wearing a scalp cap.
Chapel rhctoricnls for this week
have been: Monday, recitation, Miss
Josle Paisley; Wednesday, essay on
"Self Mndo Men nnd Women," Miss
Feme Bentley: Thursday recitations
sang a beautiful selection and Ilnl
Hlbbard gave one of his best recita
tions thus bringing to n close an ex
cellent program. Owing to the sick
ness of Mr. Ilraudenburg, the dia
logue. In which that young gentle
mun, L. R. Matthews. -nnd E. II. Car
ter were to participate, was omitted.
Partners were then secured for the
grand march whloh was led by Will
Morris and Miss Myrtle Marsh.
Slips of paper, upon which was writ-
ton passages from scripture, were dis
tributed among the young folks.
Two slips were alike and when a com
parison was made the two young folks
became partners. Later In the even
ing, nn election was held to determine
the best lady and gentleman conversa
tionalist, Mr. W. 1 Matthews and
Miss Myrtle Marsh receiving the
largest number of votes, entertained
the assembly for three minutes with
an impromptu conversation qn "Mnt
rlinony." Tho next open meeting
will bo held at tho close of this torm,
live weeks from last evening.
CALL FOR CONVENTION.
A Republican convention for tho
stnte of Oregon Is called to meet In
tho city of Portland, on Thursday,
April", 1, at 11 o'clock a. m., for
the purpose of nominating candidates
for the presldentnl electors nnd state
nnd district oillccs, except congress
men, and of electing four dclcgates-at
large to the Republican national con
vention, and to transact such other
business as may properly como before
the convention. Tho convention will
consist of 237 delcgntes chosen by tho
several counties as follews:
uaKcr o
Benton 5
Clackamas.,.. 12
Clatsop 7
Columbia K
Coos 4
Crook 3
Curry ......... 2
Doimlas 0
Gilliam :
Grant
Hnrnoy
Jackson
Josephine...
Klamath....
Lake
Lane 10
Linn 10
Lincoln .1
Malheur .'!
Marlon 10
Morrow II
Multnomah 48
Polk 8
Sherman 3
Tillamook '!
Umatilla 0
Union 8
Wnllowa 'I
Wasco 7
Washington ....11
Ynmhlll 0
Tho same being one dclcgatc-at-
liinri. from onnli nnnntv nnd nno rtnlo.
byMlssMattle Beatty and Adolph j to for CYcry 200 votes and for every
TJIttnnv. "EVMnir rnnl til t Inn nil f'Phnr. I " ..... - . .
fraction over ono-uair incrcor cast, ror
Blttner: Friday, recitation on "Char
acter of Washington by Edward
Everett," O. J. Atwood.
Ono of tho young ladles, who fre
quents tho gymnasium, found herself
In rather a serious predicament a few
days since. Sho mounted the paral
lel! bars nnd performed several dllll-
...11 ..-a- ...l ...1 .1.. . ..-.. fmrnrcMncnL
CUIL icais UUt WI1UII really lU ICIUUI w , -" iiT lnvltl t nnltn will. ,.u
HUU uiuuwil iawva a,w '
the Republican candldnto for governor
at tho election held In this state on
Juno 4, 1801.
All voters In favor of tho Republi
can principle of protection to Ameri
can industries and American labor
tho upbuilding of a homo market, a
sound llnancinl policy nnd a patriotic
or tno Monroe doctrino
the dressing room sho was unable to
dismount untlll a chair had been
kindly furnished her by an onlooker.
Had no ono been in the building at
the tlmo she would probably hnve
roosted there all night,
GEOitorc A. Stkel
William Km-us, Chairman.
Secretary.
Portlnnd, Or., Feb. 5, 1890
DISTRICT CONVENTION.
A Republican convention for tho
first congresslounl district, of tho
iutnti nf Hrnnnn la linivifw fnllnrl tn
Miss Emily Reader, secretary of the ; ,ncet n tho city of Albany on Tues-
Y. W. C. A. of the Pacific Northwest.
was a chapel visitor Wednesday, nnd
in a five minutes' talk gave Consider
able Interesting Information concern
ing the work of the association she
represents. Tho fifth annual conven
tion of the Pacific Coast Y. W. C. A.
will conveno In Portland the latter
part of April, when 100 delegates arc
expected to bo present Communica
tions from California associations will
be read, and delegates from Idaho and
British Columbia are expected to be
In attendance. The coast summer
school for young ladles will be held
near Saa Francisco this coming sum
mer, under tlurausplcea of the Y. W.
C. A. Prof. Minnie Frickey 13 chair
man and Mlsa Myrtle Marsh Is secre
tary of tho local association.
The college boys who will represent
Oregon In the Inter-colleglnto field
day contest will compose a team on
whose banner victory In almost sure
to perch. This team will be consider
ably strengthened this year by several
day, April 7, 1890, at 3 p. ru. for tho
purpose of nominating a candidate
for congress and two delegates to the
national Republican convention. Tho
convention will consist of 122 dele:
gates to bo chosen by the several
counties, as follews:
Benton...
Coos
Curry
Clackamas
Josephine
JacKson
G
4
o
..12
.. 4
7
Lake
Lincoln ...
Linn
Marlon....
Polk ......
Tillamook
Washington
.. 3
.. 3
..10
..10
.. 8
.. 3
.11
Ynmhlll 0
Douglas 0
Klamath 2
Liinft 11
The 6ame being one delegate at
large for each county.and one ror each
200 votes, or fraction over one-half
thereof, cast for the Republican gov
ernor at the election held June 4, 1804.
The commute recommends thnt tho
primaries and county conventions bo
held In accordance with tho recom
mendation of the state central com
mltteo Tiiob. II. Tonciue, President.
J. A. Wilson, Secretary.
Children C17 for
Pitcher' Castorl.
For Dwcrats and fofrtilisls fo
Struggle "With,
Republicans Paste Then in Your' Hats anB
Pull Them,
Lin
L .
u c
.o5f-s.
Customs
revenue.
Excess of
revenue
over
expenditure
Excess of
expenditure
over
revenue.
18T)3
1830
1800
1801
1802
1803
1801....
180T). . . .
18(10....
1807....
1808....
1800. . . .
1870. . . .
1871....
1872....
1873
1874
1875
1870
1877
1878
1870
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
I880
1880
1887
18S8
1860
1800
1801
1892
1893
1801
1803
i7l)'o40,cHV.28
170,417,810.88
10l,404,509.r.O
180,048,428.03
104,538,374.44
200,270,408.05
210,370,280.77
188,089,522.70
103,103,833.111)
157,107,722.35
148,071,084.01
130,030,4113.07
130,170,OS0.2Q
137,230,047.70
180,522,001.00
108,150,070.02
220,410,730.25
214,700,400.9.1
105,007,489,70
181,471,030.34
102,003,023.44
217,280'803.13
210,091.173.03
223,832,741.09
229,008,584.57
210,522,205.23
177,452,004.15
203,355,010.73
131,318,530.02
152,158,017.45
37,223,203.07
133,091,335.11
28.297,708.40
43,078,409.41
101,001.010.88
(11,140,750.04
1)0,588,004.89
43,392,059.31
2,344,882.30
13,370,053.20
29,022,241.83
30,340.577.00
20,700;551.00
0,870,300.93
05,883,053.20
100,009,401.03
145,543,810.71
132.879,444.41
101,393,025.50
03,403,771.27
03,050,588.50
103,471,097.59
111,341,273.03
87,701,080.59
85,010,271.07
20,838,541.90
0,014,123.00
2,311,075.29
8 27,529,901.43
15,58-1,511.10
7,003,000.50
25,030,714.50
122li74l;il.4!J
002.013,431.22
HH).(il)..8(0.;i7
1X13,810,010.33
I I 1 M I I M I
I I !
a
$'66,803,2.08
12,803,223.18
Tho above table of figures, compiled from tho olllclnl government statis
tics, shows thnt for three years of Democratic rule and live years of rebellion
from 1800 to 1805 Inclusive there was a dollclt In tho national treasury. From
1800 to 1873 Inclusive there was a Republican surplus to apply to wiping out
the natlonnl debt. Cleveland wont In March 4, 1803, and for that year -tho
surplus nearly disappeared. In 1891 nnd 1893 tho deficit duo to Democratic
mismanagement of revenues and llnnnccs ran up to over $112,000,000. Draw
your own conclusions.
CALL FOR REPUBLICAN PRIMAR
IES AND CONVENTION.
Notlco Is hereby given that tho
Republican primaries for Marlon
county will be held on FRIDAY, the
20th day of March, 1890, in the various
precincts of Marlon county as follews:
Salem No. 1 12:30 to 0:00
Salem No. 2 12:30 to 0.00
Salem No. 3 12:30 to 0:00
Salem No. 4 12:30 to 0:00
North Salem 12:30 to 5:00
Yew Park 12:30 to 0:00
South Salem 1:00
Englewood 2:00 to 5:30
Prospect 2:00 to 5:30
Aurora 1:00 to 5:00
Lnblsh 2:00 to 0:00
Woodburu 1:00 to 3:30
East Sllvcrton 1:00 to 4:00
WcstSllverton 1:00 to 4:00
Ablqun .' 1:00
Primaries in the following named
precincts will be held at the following
plnces:
.No. 1 Engine house.
No. 2 Hanson & Cook's stables.
No. 3Basey's stables, Court street.
No. 4 Red Front (Wcstacott's) stn
bles. Yew Park Feed mill, opposite
Jorv's shop.
North Salem Building opposite
Wndo's store.
Englewood Wade's store.
Prospect Slmpsonls store.
Woodburn Beach building.
Lnblsh Shaw's hall, Brooks.
West Sllvcrton Sons of Veterans'
hall.
EaHt Sllvcrton Fitzgerald's shop.
Tho several precincts nro entitled
to the following representation of del
egates to tho Republican county con cen con
venteon: Salem No. 1 10
Salem No. 2 10
Salem No. 3 17
Salem No. 4 11
East Salem 4
North Salem 0
South Salem 8
Englewood 12
Prospect 12
iew rarK
Ablqua ........ .......
Aurora ,....... ...!..
Breltenbush
Buttevllle .
Chnmpoeg .
Elkhorn...
Fairfield
Garfield
Gervais
Howell
Horeb
Hubbard g
Jefferson
Lnblsh 0
Lincoln
4
5
6
3
10
8
,1
0
5
7
13
MIlHMMMI"'"
!
Marion
Maclcay ..
Mehama..
Silver Falls
East Sllvcrton
West Sllvcrton
St Paul
Stavton...
Sublimity.
Turner....
Woodburn
f t
IMMI'tlli
f
t
Total 247
In the balance of th precincts the
primaries will be held nt 2 o'clock p.
m.
Tho Marlon county Republican con
vention Is hereby called to meet at
the opera house In Salem on Tucsdny,
tho 24th day of March, 1800, nt the
hour of 10 o'clock a. in., for tho pur
pose of nominating live representa
tives, county clerk, sheriff, recorder,
treasurer, county Judgo, county com
missioner, school superintendent, sur
veyor, assessor, coroner, and to elect
nineteen delcgntes to tlio stnte con
vention and nineteen to tho district
convention.
E. M. Choisan,
Chairman Marlon County Republican
Central Committee.
11. F. Mkhedith, Secretary.
The Common People.
AsAbraham Lincoln called thorn, do
not care to argue about their ailments.
What they wan Is a medicine that will
jure them. The simple, holiest state
ment, "1 know that Hood' Sarsapa
rilla cured mo," Is tho best argument
In favor of tills medicine, and this is
what many thousands voluntarily Bay.
Hood's Pills are the best uftor-dlu-nor
pills, assslst digestion, euro head
ache. 2o cents.
fjevs
Will Not Perform Miracles
But It Will Cure.
Dlt. MILES' ilESTOIIATIYRNKKVINR
cures nerTom prostration. Not ml
raculouity, but sclcntlQeall f, by first
removing tbo Kortna ot ulxoaaq, and Hum
supplying healthy nerve food, Increasing
the appetite, helping digestion &inl strength
ening tho entire system. Donporato ctuos
require prolonged treatment as sltoira by
that of Mrs. JL I). Reed, of Delta, Ioua, who
writes 1 "As tno result ot a lightning tiroke,
tbo pbyslclsn said I had a Ilj'H t'.rvUo of
paralysis, my Hubs would alt draw up. I
Xr MI1fc' would havo throwing
iI. 1UU6S jn ray cbeUtlmt scorned
NCrVlllC unendurable. Kortbreo
Months I could not i.ltp
KCStOreS and for tLreu vrtolut did
Wpilfri not cl0,a m7 0,w '
nCUUiloiKi prayed for ilerp, and
felt that If relief did not com I wo aid V
dad or insane. I took Pr, Miles' Itetoru
tlve Nervine and the second night slept tw
hours and from that time on my health im
proved) slowly at first, but steadily and
surely. I took In all 0 bottles, and I cannot
ejpreus how grateful I am, for I am now
perfectly well, asd have taken nornullclau
for over four months," Dr. Miles' Nervine
Is sold by druggists on guarantee that first
bottle benefits or money refunded.
Dook on heart and noryfeafroo. Dr. Miles
Medical Co.. Klkhart, Ind.
B
for Infant and Children.
KIRTY years e-Wrr!H tt Crtrte wWk k ya.wr.Nwao mt
mlllleas af ysrseas, permit we ia apeak of It wltkxt eesisw.
It Is wnineitlonntjlr the toast remedy tee laftmta awt CfclMran
ilia vroria has ,ror knot?. It ia haraslasa. CklUraa life It. it
fttvws them health. It vriU. shti. tkafa llvx. Iw It Mothers We
somoUxlrlg -whloh t atitolntnly aafa stad yr.'.etloally ysriwtsi
cbilil'n mCjtUelae.
Costorla elostroya "WiOTMt
Cofctorla, allay rwertshasn.
Ctintorln. irovfeatn vomltlaf; Seng Carl.
Oastorla onrct Plnrrjico aail Wind Cotle
Catorla rollovos Tocthlng grtmhlos.
Cnntorla onrca CnantlptxtlMi rtatl riatnleacy.
Oastoria nentraJIaea tho efoota cf oruhoglo aotil gaa or pnlsoueas alrf
Cnstorla 3oob wot contain morphine, opium, or other narootte yrcwerty.
Castorla assimllatae tho food, rognlatoa tho atowaoK aud hewals.
plyliiit Si anil thy an J aatnrttl tig op.
Castorla la xt tip 1h oHB-stea fcoltlt only. It 1" not unlft in hrJk.
Poa't allow ay one to anil yow anythtgK also bm tha ylca ar yrewUa
that It la "Jnt a gooit" nad "will asiwar avary yarpesB."
Baa that yon pt C"A-S-T-0R-I"A.
Tho fao-nl-ao
alUHatnro of
c
jm&
4M
lsaacvry-
ajpjja,
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla.
wmmmmmmmmmmmmm
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Union Pacific System.
Through Pullman Palace Sleepers. Tourii
Sleepers and Freo Kccllnlng Chairs dally
between
l'OllTLANI) to CHICAGO
Our trslni arc heated hy steam and ";tr
lighted by Pintsch llKlit.
Time to Chicago, 3 i2 days
Time to Nctv York, 4 1-3 days,
. Which is many hours quicker than com
pelllo'ti. For rates, time tables and full Inform ton
apply to
jtorsu o jLtniasit,
Agents, Stlem, Oi.
K. W. ISAXTEU, C. II. WINN,
(leneral Agent, I)It. Pais. Agent
13$ Tiihd Street. Portland.
OREGON CENTRAL
AND
Eastern R, Company
VAQU1NA 1IAV HOUTE.
Connictlif'at Yatiulns Ilsy with the J'sn
FranclKO & Yaqulns.llay Btcsmih'p'Qoo .
STEAMElf "FARAI.IXN."
a I and first-class In every respect, Sails
from Yaqulna for San Francisco about very
X days.
Psucngcr accommodations uniurpaised.
.Shortest route le(ween the Willamette valley
and California.
Fare from Albany or poind west to Ran
Francitcm Cabin, fi3 steerage, 18; cabl
round trip, good Cotlajt, )l8.
For sailing dales apply to
II. L. WALDEN. Agent.
Albany. Or.
CIIAS. ChAhK. Corvallls, Or.
EDWIN 8TONE, Manajjer, Ccrrallls, Or.
A. J. CHURCHILL, Local Agent. Salem.
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HUNS!
Pullman'Sleeplnp Cars,
Elegant Dlnln" Cars.
Tourist Sleeping Cars.
To ISt. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, Fargo,
tirsnd Forks, Crookston, Winnipeg,
Helena and llutte,
THROUGH TICKETS
To Chicago, Wathtngton, Philadelphia, New
York, lloiton, and all Points '
East an'! South
For Information, time cards, maps and
tickets, call on or wrhn
THOMAS, WATT & CO.
AGENTS,
365 Commercial srreet, Salem, Or.
A. D. Charlton, Aitt. Gen'l. Pass. Act.,
Morrison st.. corner Third Portland, Or.
0. R. & N. CO.
E. M'NEILL, RECEIVER.:
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tUkru
l.kMlnr
lWtiU'M.
TO THE EAST GIVES THE CHOICE
OF
Two Transcontinental'
Routes.
Via Spokane Minneapolis St Paul and Den.
ver Omaha and Kansas Clly, Low tales to
eastern cities.
OCEAN CITIES.
Portland San Fianclico,
Steamers leave Alnsworth dock. Portland,
Feb. 7th, I3th,l7ih, aid 37th) and tarch
SQthatUpm.
Fare Cabin, 9(1 steerage, I3.50.
WILLAMFT1E RIVER. DIVISION,
Portland Eugene.
Steamers Elmore and Kuth leave Salem
for Eugene and Corvallls Saturdays, Sundays
ruetdayssnd Thursdays at about 5 p.m.
l.cave for Portlaud Mondays, Tuesday,
Thursdays and Saturdays at 6 a, m.
Lowest freight and passenger rates.
Round-trip tickets vera cheap.
Tickets sold and baggage checked through
to all points without extra transfer charges.
F01 full details call on Bolsa & HarkW,
sgcnli. Sahm. Oregon, or address.
W. II. I1UKI.KURT.
Gen'l Pas. Agt. Portland, Or,
For full details call on or address
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