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r A Until the New year MAKES ITS INTRODUCTORY BOW OUR SPECIAL OVERCOAT SALE WILL THIS WEEK Otherwise you cannot appreciate the values, $6,50 to $7,50 Coats A few Mackintoshes to close at waydowntobottom prices. 6 J. Jonnson 257 Commercial W&C"iJ4 A H A .m itk - THE DAIL1 JOURNAL BY HOWHm UKOTUIIRS WEDNESDAY, JAN.!!, 1D0O. Dally, One Year 33.00, In Advance DaUy, Tom MontU 91.00. ! fidvnnoo Weoldy, Ono Yoar 91.00, In iiJvniioo A SUGGESTION TO SOCALLED FUSIONISTS. Tliu IVoplo'fl I'rt'Hinf Albany presents tho following plan upon which it thinks it might be possible for tho people 'to get togotber for a reform in statu politic): " Lot tliu chairman of the different pur itan, Democratic, IVopIo's Tarty, Mid. Uoad People's Tarty, Silver Ilopublioan any any Mitt-ropublleun organuation call for announcoinontH of candidates for tho varloiiH qlllces, which can bo ilono by potltion or by announcemont In tho pa pers and thou call precinct primary olcc lions, and Invito all purtios who nru op. posed to the Uopublican party as now managed to attend those primary elec tions and voto for thoir choice of tho various candidates, which itloctloitH shall bo conducted just as any regular election and the ballot guarded Just ng securely, which ballots shall Ixi brought to tho county wmt and canvaswwlj and tho person receiving the. highest number of votes for any given olllco shall bo do clared tliu nominee for that olllce, re gardless of former tarty alllllutlon. "ThuH'oplocan meet then in mass con volition and detorinlno under what name thuy will bo known, and forniulato a plat form or declaration of principles, or this can bo dono even before the election." Will tho Teoplo's Trees kindly consid er tho following amendment? Instead of tho chairmen of tho difforcnt parties, as party men, taking tho initiative, lot responslblo men, as oitUons, tako hold of tho movoment. Let il bo os open to Itopublicaim n to others, Let ull act us simplo AmorioMi citlHins, of Oregon, leaving partisanship of every brand out ol tho matter entirely. ' IX) not bo afraid that this might ro milt In tho capture of tho orgtmiatlou by tho nopubllams. , Lot tho matter bo bundled in such manner that tho ikso plocan takon8lH) at tho IhmiI of a professional grafter as eoon as ho ruUos it. And it would 1hi no dotiiuient to tho ticket If some of the right kind of llopublieans should Ihi pluooil on it by jwpular vole. Lot tho brethren consider the oxpor. ituico of tUo city of Salem. Without the help of tho bettor claw of Hopubllcans, acting as individuals, nothing could luvolwon accomplished; but with thoir lead tho city has been rodoonivHl from ihtt slongh of despond into which tho "gang" had run her, and plucinl uu tho Wild ground of financial lvonoy. An ttiitl-Hopublioon movoment is not a non-partW'un movommit; an unti grafter movomont may bo ono. and thuro ro lota of good mon In tho ltopublioun mrty who will net with a gwnilne non- partUau riti.on's movement in local nf-fain. rvT w -w CONTINUE SEE THEM! 14.98 St., Salem, Or. .vk ,- M uttf a &G0. 20 per cent Discount . i SHOE SflLEI 00 Shoo for.SI 00 1 ro Shoo Tor il TO l oo Hlioo fur 3 '.i) :i fo Hlioo Tor 2 so 3 TO Shoo for a 40 2 to Shoo for 00 'l oo t-htw for 1 to 1 70 KhiM) Tor 1 40 1 Ml Rboe for 1 'A) 1 25 Shoe for 1 00 1 00 Shoo fur Ml LflCY'S8' sttei: HTOItK, 04 Stole si Hand Turn Dross Shoo, 3 00 for H 40. -rftfSl dlfl e& & t& 4 - AMERIANS IN THE TRANSVAAL HAVE :not OOMLPAINED. It strikes a thinking man as very pe culiar that, witli thousands of Ameri cans in tho Transvaal on the same foot ing us other UltlanderH, wo have never heard anything from them in regard to IMtlamtars grievance) against tho lloer government; that the awful abuses of which wo hnvo lieniil so much through Knglish chamit'lt) have uevr been com plaini'd nf by the Amoricaim wlioare there, and, hol.io jnMiro iih well, at least, n do tho KnglUh. So far as heard from, only one Ainerl oan has returned from tho Transvaal to say that tho Kuglish are right. That Is tho American engineer, Hammond, who was mixed up with Cecil Hhodos in tho Jamison raid, an outrage for which every man concerned in it ought to have met the fate of any other common brigand or pirate. Of quite another color is a communi cation written by f. Wilbur Heed, at Durban, Natal, October -H, and pub lished in the Chlcugo Inter-Ocean. Tho following extracts are made therefrom : "Frankly, Americans stand no bettor chance of getting tho facts regarding tho progress of tho war, tho news coming as itdous through Kuglish channels fiom an Knglish sourco, than has lieon tliu case in tho past with regard to the al leged ovlls of thoTrunsvual government. That nows was all manufactured to or der. 1 traveled from ono end of tho reef to tho other every week, and spent my whole time working among tho men on tho mines, and never found ono Uit laudor wlto was discoutonted. I never found ono who wanted tho franchiso, but talked with many who mid they had been there long enough to get it, hut declared they would not take it. I talked with them, questioned them, and found tho opinion general that tho South African Itopublic was the bot country on tho face of tho mirth for the working man, And last, hut not least, I could not ilud ono individual who would ad mit his signature was one of tho -'1,000 utllxed to that wonderful ixititlon from tho Ultlauders to tho queoii. I hunted hard to find at lens! one, but failod to succeed, and fool confident there were not 2100 gun u i ihi signatures ulllxul to that doaiimont, let alone 21,000. "There were evils under tho Truiw vaal government, 1 admit, hut thoio wore other things that oountorbaluneed the fow that existed. Jolmnimsburg and that moans tho Transvaal so far as tho Vltlaudor was concerned was ooemopolltan, and with Americans hold ing tho more important intentions on tho mines, it was progressive. Ono could hunt all over tho wo&toru statos in Amerlcaaud never find a mining town as well guwrnml and free from crime and deluiuhtry as Jolmnnosburg. Ami this under tin dki4ikl Dnteh govern ment ! "Considoring tho opnartuulttuti hit hit hud ami uomparlng thorn with thoo of tho Kuglishmeu, I consider tho Hoar tho wiporlor of the two. lie is not par- Ifeotiau by any moaiM, ami I have no great love for him, lint lio Is every Inch n patriot, nml ns bravo ns any Hiigllfilimaii Hint over lived. English men were greatly Allocked recently when It became known that the Dutch wcro coniniandering war supplies, but when tho Hocra stopped a sblpment of gold nrul con Acn tud it their wroth knew no bounds. It was "highway robbory aim no civilized nation would do such a thing." Monday troops and marines marched up' from tho Point to the local branch of the National bank of the South African republic, hero in Durban, and took possession of It and all property and securities. That, how ever, was a horto of another color, and ' served them right." To Curo a Cold In Ono Day Take Laxative tlromii Quinine Tablet. All ilmifKfati icfunil the mminyirtt lnU in euro K. V. Orovo's almmturo in on mich bx. 2.V, NOT ASWEAH-WORD IN IT Tho Dritt Trlhuiio comments on a de cision on n dam case in the following amusing style: "The state of Iowa gavo $1,000 toward building a dam between big and little Spirit Lakes. Tho owners of the mill at Mil ford said dam it they couldn't. Tho state said dam it they could, and tho case went into court; the mill men getting out a ilaui injunction. Tho pcoplo around Spirit Lake said they wouldn't be dammed and the stuto said bo dammed they would. And those who didn't want to light by n diiin site hud to fight just tho sumo, Somo said tho llsh couldn't get up the dam site, and others said that a dam site could be built with a llsh way that would let tho dammed fish go up so that Borne of them would be dammed above the dam and others below tho dam. Tho mill ownj era said tho dnmmod outlet by a mill site was dam enough nnd they didn't want any moro dam by a dam site. Then thociuecame before Judge Quar- ton, of Algona. O.uurton knew a dam site from a mill situ and a mllldam site more about lots of other tilings than some folk have got hay, nnd lie dis solved tliu Injunction in soft water. Tho dam site will now bo above tho mill site and (lie dammed llsh can go w hero they please for all Quarton cares. After tho dam llshwny is put in it is hoped that tho dammed lake will till up so tho dammed mud turtles can get a drink and let the Spirit Lakes run their dammed boats and stop a dam silo of controversy." To Cure CoiKtlpittlun I'nrovrr. Tnlio Cainirots CniulvCuthnrtlc lOoorSSc. If C C. C. (all lo cure, UriiKKlsts rrtund money. NATIVE DAUOHTERS Cabin to Be Named in ilonor of a Pioneer Woman Sketches of Several. Harriett C'Urke Lonncy In Jo lie mon Itcrlrw: Wo of tho younger generation realize little of the )orils and privations the pioneers endured in eaily times. My parents wero pioneers, and I revere the memory of those mothers who came across tho plains bringing their little ones into a land of toil and danger, and cannot think one of them more dcKorv ing than another when of all il could be said ; "She hath done what she could." Who did more than Mr. and Mrs. Hates to help Jefferson? and they could ill afford it, too. Mrs. Uatos novor ceased to work in her humble way, and the church sho and her husband helped stands today a living monument to thoir memory. They lived hero, died hero and are buried hero. 1'uclo John Harrison and his wife wero devoted Christians and helped school and church. They wore proud of tho tloutlopmont of this laud. They too, are gone, and their children should "rise up and call thorn blessed." Was not Grandma ilelllnger a dosorv ii g woman then tho Holas who moved in soon after tho I.oonoys did not thoy do their part? 1 have yet lo hoarof apioneor who was not u helpmeet in tlnwo days, for mon and their wives wore ONH in heart and purpose und thoy wero unxious thoir children should have the udvuntugcb they thenuelvos hud been deprived of, Mrs. Huby Loouoy's name wis used In tho forming of this Cubin. Sho and hur husband came across tho plains in 18111 with tho Applogatos, Waldo, Nob- uiitlis, Smiths and others, all of whom have left their names prominent in the iiisior oi uruguu. tnuy uroKO a rouu through the trackless wilderness for tho e toad fast hearts who afterwards fol lowed. Sho had then six children. In LS4I Kathor Loonoy moved his family from nour Leo Mission to tho homo where his wife stilt lives. Ho came in through what is now known us Turrish Gap, ouiupod at tho spring nnd turned his cuttle oat in gnus almost us high us they wore. The sun did not rise early enough to suit him there, so ho rode across tho valley to the wostund selected tho present looution. Ho cald ho had found tho most lautlftil homo God ivor made. G minima Iouy was the first white woman to settle in (his little valley and hr nourost neighbor wure the Waldo. Hero sho hag lived ami sgon this country devolop. She ami bur husband wore prtroniivo pwoplo. Thoy helped build' Inactive Bowels Many people sudor from constipa tion, Tills Invariably produces stum nch. liver uiul kidney disease. Consti pation Is n dangcrousdlscuM!. Cure It with IlustcUor's Stomach Bitters. There is nothing belter. It. will nut shock the system and It positively cures Indigestion, dyspepsia, bilious ness, uialurlu, ff ver and ugue. Try It. It may be obtained from any druggist. See that u Piuvatb Revenue Stamp covers the neck of the bottle. Good Hostcttcr's for Stomach Every One Bitters tho Jefferson institute and gave as much money n any others did to build up Jeffenou. I havo this from her older sous. She was the first whlto woman in Chohulpuni valley and will be the last old pioneer to leave it. Sho has raised a large family and Is proud of her de scendants. She is 02 years of age. Tho others am gone she Is hero to appre ciate tho compliment had tiie Cabin lioon mimed for her. Grandma lives in tho pastaud present She never forgot "Tionoer," who lias been here 51 years and never thought a family reunion or birthday party com plete without him. I knew Mrs. Turrish in my girlhood days, for sho lived with her daughter in Salem. Sho wns a lovely Christian woman and they were devoted to her. Sho went to visit a daughter in Califor nia and died there 15 or 20 years ago, Sho could not have lived in this vicinity over .'JO years. I am thinking of the pioneer women I know Mrs. Johnson, Sirs. Consor, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Wnlter, Mrs. Gun sanies, Aunt Mira Doty, Grandma Uoland why, I can shut my eyes when I think of II Kit nnd see ono of tho clear est faces that "o're tho. sun shono on.' Thoy are all desorving. This society names each separata Cabin after somo pioneer woman, but tho Native Daughters aro not organized tojtiilgowho wero tho deserving moth ers of tliu past generation of pioneer women, but to preservo tho history and do honor to tho memory of those, most of whom havo long since journeyed to another country "from whoneo no traveler returns." Wardo Coming, Tho story of Tho Lion's Mouth which will ho presented by Frederick Wurde together with Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence M, Bruno at tliu opera house, Saturday evening, is undoubtedly an important piece of dramatic writing. It is of really line literary quality, tho diction being rich nud smooth, while tho motuphoses und shnilies with which it abounds sparkle with tho true lustre of a master creation. It Is even claimed that the play is actually perfect in construction, Kucli turn of tho plot windings its coils llrmer und tighter around tho hero nud heroine, until u climax is gradually reached at which there comes a sus pense that has been growing from tho beginning of tho play and is imwerful in its intensity. Some Evaporated Fruit. J. G. fttoinbroiiiior, of Aumsville, was hi this city yesterday .with some sam ples of prune dried in his new patent ovniKirator. Ono ot tho samples was dried in 10 hours and tliu other in 10 hours, and dried down from 00 pounds green to 25,3 pounds dried. Mr. Stein breuner suys that petites only dried down one-half. Ho expects to place tho new dryer on tho market soon. Tho town of Sumpter recently sold 150,000 worth of 0 per cent 20-yeur bonds, which will booxiHiuded in the construc tion of a now system of waterworks. An excelsior plant Is expected to be In oeratiou ut Kugeuo about February 1. it will u m) about 2000 cords of halm each yeur. McGregor'" now box fuctory is rapidly progressing, being completely covered, suys the Astoriu .News. A Hindoo believing in the transmigra tion 01 soul VAA ate no animal v ' food, because lu destroying even a worm he might be destroying the body occupied by an ances tor. A traveler coming upon the Brahmin taking his veg etable meal, told him it was impossible to avoid destruc tion of animal fDvto life and, to prove it, Io dised a micro scope on toe fruit the Brah min was eating. That pious person drew buck, bonified at the living forms he saw. What did he do? Throw away the fruit ? Not he! He smashed the microscope nml went on with his meal. There are people who are suffering with weak lungs. They have an obsti mite cough, are weak, emaciated, hope less. They have been taught there's no Iiojk- for them. Some one puts Into their hands one of Dr. Pierce's books or ad vertisements and through this medium tuev see liealtliy, nappy men aim women, who declare that their lungs had bean weak, they had !een racked by coughs, hid leeu emaciated, feeble, hopeless, and were poMtuely and permanently cured by Dr. lHerce's Golden Medical Discovery. These cures cau be uum tiered by scores of thousands. Are you sick? Will you throw aside the advertisement, break the microscope, or will you make one effort for health ? Write to Dr R. V. Pierce, at Buffalo, N. Y. There Is no charge for consulta tion by letter. You'll get a prompt answer, with fatherly sympathy and tiled leu 1 skill combined. There is no alcohol, or other stimulant lu " Colileu Medical Discovery." '- ' ' 0 1 Jv A J-Hfi r ) SALEM HOP BUYERS SQUIllE ITAimAH. No. 65 Stoto st. Thono No. 1221. FAJJEH & NBIS, Albany and Salem. Salem ofllce, 211 Commercial- St. upstairs Neckerman A Hogors, big. Thorn) No. 1121. Olllccs: Now York and London. WM BROWN & CO Hush Huildlng, Commercial st. (ground floor). Olllco telophone No. 130. JACKS, UAHM1CIIA.EL s CO. Olllco over Johnson's Clothing store, In Uush-Ureyman bldg. T A JjIV.ES1.EY & CO Commercial st. Second stair Bouth of Ladd & Hush bank; room 18, upstairs. 'Thono 1211. PRODUCE BUYERS. H,S.GILEfcCO, , , Wholesale Iruils, Trainee, etc Salem, Oregon. Olllco; Insur ance block. 'Thono 001. Warn house, at Wnllaco warehouse. A. JV1. HUMPHREYS CO. Buy and Btoro wheat, oats other itruin. Buv notntoes. nud rUso do chopping and cleaning. 270 Commercial st. 'Thono 27(13. SALEM LODG-ES p. j. w. w. (inloni C.Amn No. 118. Meet eierr Krlilnr nven Ir. 7:30. Ill A. 0. V. W' hull. Btate Hi", htcltt. scull iiozoriu, i;. i;.; . a. Monro, cierK, room lit, .Moores oik KCKKSTBHS OK AMERICA Court Sherwood Korcsl No. ID. Mecti Ktldur iiIrIiU In Turner block. C. Motion, 0. It A, L. Ilrowu Secy. lt-17-ljr Saloon and Fixtures For Sale Including bar, and bar fixtures, billiard tablo, pictures, card tables, etc., also a small stock liquors. Inquire for purticulurc of Sherman, Coudit and Talk, attorneys, in Gray block. Capital Junk Shop. Dealer hi Cast Iron, Wrought iron .Stove plates. Conner, brass, zinc. lead ropo, rublier, bugs hides paper K nnd hones. S tf. S It 1'rnnrif.lnr W 130 Court St. Siilem Ore. y rP..li.. I. ..... mhi in ttrt tt -" V5S5A20 MIUT AND TOl'LTItY, R. D, GIBSON, MICAT unci POUUTKY MARKET Sl.le street, neat mil road. Freshest am aett nieati. My patront nay I krep thr lti Tcatsin town j 2 Choice Beef Our buyor has rounded up 10 head of fat steers, live years old and und'jr, which supplies tho PALACE :MAI?K.ET With fnt, tender beef for our patrons. Wo also keep in stock tho best of mutton, pork, veal, hams, bacon and lard with which to till your order. Your patronage solicited. MOVER & EDWARDS, Thont202l. 138 State St. n. k. KmvAiiivi. l. C. MATTItmvS. Edwards & Matthews, FRESH AND CURED SIB.4TS New Firm I New Shopj Boat Meats I .SmrCur turn, Ktui 8latt St. Telephone &W The German Market Will be found all kinds of meat and the best of sausage. FIttiK DELIVERY. All bills duo the lato firm of Wolt A Miesoko must bo paid. CDOL2: St SON 171 Commercial St. A LIFE SAVED. Dr.J.F, Cook, the botanical Spec nllst. Succeeds Where Othor Fall. To whom It may concern : This is to certify that Berthu T. Con ner, of Mt.Angel precinct. Marion coun ty, Oregon, has suffered from a euncer ous growth in the leftear for about three years. The growth was cutout twice and burned out onco by Allwny Physicians but tho growth cauio back as bad as ever, and pained her so badly thai she had to bo taken from school. Afte, three week's treatment by Dr. J, F. Cook, of Salem, Oregc-u, the Botanical Specialist, tho growth entirely dlsap. peared, and at this date, four months since treatment was begun, tho growth has not reapjiearod, and tho ear has rn tirely healed leaving only tho scars iu Ilicted by tho Albany doctors. I hereby certify that tho above state ment is absolutely true, and that Ber tha P Conner, the person mentioned in the affidavit, has resided in myfam ily since early childhood, bearing the re lationship to mo of niece. . . II. 0. Lo.no. bubscribeu auu sworn to before m this eighth day of June, 1890. W. W 1 flail, county clerk of Marlon county I Oregon. All diseases siHKeisfnlly treated and , ured. EDUCATIONAL EVA. F. COX, Teacher of m (I Organ CLASSES IN SIGHT KEAIHNO. Studie: 333FroutSl. lo-nmi Terms Keasonoblo German and French Taught grammatically Mid conversat ionally. . . Mrs. Pcnnobakor will rcccivo a limited nmmbor of pupils, desiring instruction in theso languages, at her homo, on fihiimb Rtreet. Those Immunises wero acquired nbroadby this teacher. 12-8-'lni EjrABLtJftCD SS9. (aiua (&t . y&MUfJf'trJJ W"W' r,v , ,rs y ;';) ' r rcyryj??tyr'. ,C0??ivne itctrMo? ?s V JtrrctcaS (. Salism Studio, INTER-STATE CONSERVATORY OF AUSIC. Mrs. Efla fiDders Willman Over First National Baiik. Classes in Piano Forte playing, Harmony, Theory and Class Reading-. Studio hours from I) to 12 and 2 to 5. TWO TIN U NEW PIANOS IN STUDIO Fo-r USJ3 OF L'UPILS. A SATISFIED Will advertise us And our wares. The Atkins Cross Cut Saws SEGMENT. GROUND. Never fails to please; We keep a fulijlinelofotheni. R. M. Wade &. Co. Hardware. L. M. KIRK, 64. 50, Ai BSIStato St Phono 1871 Grain Hay, FJour, Mill Feed, Building Material. ' L;mc, Cmcnt, Plaster etc, Grain, Hay and Straw stored Wagon Scales, I'rompt and carufu attention irivou to tho delivery ot Kooda to any part ofjthccitv. y-8-tf S UAH KST II Kn to reuidlyEinranlcl to ciirc ., I , trvuu 1W1K uch a Weak Memory. IIcaJ.Kli,v:...(ui:uc,LiMt Mariliowi. Nlijlitly 1'mlv f.lS?:,firrrN0U:'"cH ,ow "f l"0 r I", nera-e Organ, muwl ...! ,7. -.--.-..- i-rf.!;..- . ' ',. ,v.r lvY " c u.' rauuuii which Icoil lo Infirmity or Innanit, Can Ucurrlcl In cst pocket. fi.oMwr box. 6for(. liv ninil nwrj, I.I ri.r,.l., 1... aIi.i... '..!:. AT yy ? nootlicr Manuracluieab) - thel -iiic-oavls nraifCo.UIjtriliutlngocciiti, 4UIKO AND VAMIIirXbTi.. POHTLAMD. ORCOOM FOR SALE JJY D. J. Fll Cape Nome Is now acknowledged the richest gold Field in the world. Oregon has just as profitable mines. One of the surest sources of profit is to save a little on your daily purchases, and for this purpase our store is a peneci vape iNome. FINEST GROCERIES, LOWEST PRICES AND MOST PROMPT SERVICE IN TOWN. HARRITT & LAUJRBNCE OLD POSTOPJ'ICR CIKOCKKY. inwimininmim J . P. RpGBRa WHLESAl.E AMI UmAII . Fine Wines, LiQooRb, CigarsI 218 COMMERCIAL STREEI, 160 STATE ! Courteous treatment at all times. UUUllMUUlllilUlMyMllluMUU The Orient Insurance Co., OK HARTKORD, CONN, Liabilities . . LiwiOOO Surplus to Policy Holder 1,314,010.' Will insure you against loss by fire; for terms enquire of THOMAS BOLTON. Resident Agent. Journal Office. Salem. Ore. Si I LEM IlLY JOURNAL The Model Oregon Newspaper and Family Journal. DnlllriK News, Fiction, Literary, Ranch .ana Dairy and Market News In ottrautlye readable form. AND MUSICAL. t BarJBs-NatorwswsMNKsaMTI INTBIUBTATB nnrr I m urn ETTAANDERS-WILMAN Associate, Tcnclier; Western Consciva toty, Kansas City, Mo., representing the Inter-stnte System, nl Salem, Ore. Over First National Hanlr. Residence 37C Church street. Studio liotin-o to 12, nud 2 toft. ssKjBN'Ersv arvzrsri Nellie Brown YJOLINLST , U now prepnrcd to receive 11 fow more pupils. No 417 unrlon n. IVtU WASTstU:y- PKtHCIfAL, jULrr, isKiuvir, s tWt&JJ LtMrtty yuer. MSffiYiMY J"ftD rOK. QtTALOCUt? CUSTOMER -i"!? r-.?cf.H vciioxv Ajrvu i-iiih. Tills "oinlcrful J- - cauMedictneCo.,ira",rrancc. SALESI, OKJSGOK. STREET, '102 COURT STREET. l2y i? . 1 -'1 w antrum SOUTH AND EST VIA ' THE SHASTA R0)i OFTIIK EXl'UKSS TUAINS Itl'N rj4J ' "1 k ,',1!,rl.lRml ! S.15 A Mj Ar-.xan hranchco" 6 30 V M Ar ..Ogdcu 7.0U A- M CW) P1JI IS ! M !'! ll ir u AliKPK'a .. Ar El 1'aso. .. -...Now Orleutm. .... I.T 1'.l s.a A Mi Lv..:..i'5itlanJ..., .Af Mini JV.i A M J ljT..tMI0m DINING OARS OUSBRVATION04J Pullumti lira- class mid LuurlsTTT ititf curs attached to ull thZ.' throuj truli s. Proiunl, connections at r ver, Oinuliu and UIHcuko with C' for other eastern cities. W KSTrfTi) Ii 1)1 v 1 H l n v HHTWEKN HOIITI.ANIJ ANU COItVAUr Mull trains dully (except Sunrt ,'M A ff I '.'v I,ort!arnl....TAr IjioT 11:65 V M f Ar Corvnlllg .j" ji At Albatiy und Corvnlllg conoer with trains of the C. & K, fly. lKDKl'KSDBMOB PA8SKS0S "'i1"--1 ""' "any mxccpi, aundij I.CO 1' Ml I.v forlland Ar TvisTj Tfflll'll I.T....Mo!lll,M..iii:" i t???i I.V IVirll.n.l l,V...MpMlllllllln ra i' mj Ar.....(U'iomltiii'. I.T ,.I.T Dire it connections ut Hun Vnt. uu nil 1 civiuunuii IIUUS Iljr IIA1VAI 0. il. UAUItll-JLsWoilv TiAJ A Bent, 2.12 Uoiniiiurclul St Saleoi Oil K. KOKMLKIl, Mk'i CMAUKIIAM, G.K.&lA. lVrili r. 'ortlaI Corvallis k Mm HailroaJ T1MECAH1), 2 For Vuquliiu nulim: Trill n leaves Albany xruin luuvuH Albany ... Train leuves Corvullls., ..12:45 p. ui .. 1.-.U n. in Tiuin arrives Yuqulna .7:25 p.m. I UuturnltiK: Leuves Yuqulna ti'OOa.ui.B veuves uorvuiiij) n-.so a. iu Artivc9 Albany. . 12:15 n. ui, :i For Detreit: Leaves Albany . 7:00 u. tu Arrives Detroit. .lUWu.ui, i Keiurmni;: Leuves Detroit 12:20 n. m. A,rlves Albany 5:45 n.ui. Omu nnd twt cunnect at Albany nnrll Corvulllrt with Southern 1'acitlc tialn,l itiviub (iirecibcrviceiiunriiroin Kew port und ml lucent benches. Trains for the mountains arrive ill Detroit ut noon, giving ample litiiel io rcucn cumnttiL' uruunus on tiei lirsltenbuslntnd Santlam river t tie I sumo day. it. u WAM1KN Ktnn.v STO.VE. T V. & 1'. A. Musi-r j J.TUKNEK Ajenl, Aivnr,uic. Q.R.&M. nti'AiiT. 1IMK UlUKUDLK. Frmn I'ortUmt I Oil Mall I. in, kuno Klycr lll like, Denm H. Worlhl tJiimna, Kuiu illy, HI t Wfaj uiiuh,!, nifau ami r.t, Wnlla WrilU, 8()kiio. Minna uoll, til. I'aul, Iluliitk, Jill waukee I'lilcaKO and wut. sro- IIMI njfr 3.10 pi w OCKAN H'IUMUIIIIU t-orynn KraucUou, ball every llvedj. 8 pm, p.D 8 ii. m. ox Uun COl.UMIlIA HlVKIt Nam bat ii r- UTPiHt'114 1.. Unn ily io Akiurm auu uay iadib(M u I, in, I ArSa- WILLAMETTE HIVKII I ltd I .envoi I'orllHiul, tMjwbvr aal ira;p. m. nllln iJumuiE. '""', . and Irl I n'uoMlay. Thursday ami (iatanlajat8.00a.nl, MmnlHy Wi'ilncmlay nj FrMay W.W " FOR COHVALLIS , Ami uay iKilutaTiicailar, TbunJiJ and tutor Jr,a.aop. in, WILLAMETTE RIVER D1VISI0S Dully bouts to Portland as aboie. Trmihfers to street cur line at Oregon City if tho steninersure delayed there. Round trip tickets to ull point) Id Oreiron, wnshlnuton or California Connections made ut Purtlaod with ull rail, ocean und river line!1. W. II. IIl'RMH'RT. Gen. Pans. AkI.. Portland, Oi. G. M. POWERS, AKcnt, Trade Mrett dock, Suloin. UOISE & HARKER, City Agent. Deliver & Kin Grande It Ii. SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLP. Tho Favorl.o Transcontinental Route Mttu Uio Nortliweit nil all 1'oIhii tail. CliolroofTivoRoulea Tliro'Kh "'m'". , ROCKY MOUNTAIN Sl'BSEBI Ana Kinir Itoutea I ai vl li.i.tl.l.. ami llMl,.r All paaaoinrer graulwla laj "'"JvJIi . Mormon Capital or anywhere I ' ' ffZ" mid Uviiver I'erMjnBllyooniliicu-J T"" . nuraloiK three lay u week lo Omaha, Kansas City. St- Wlls' f mr,.ri-h AMn 'rill.? 'PAST, Kor ticket, and any Information rjtjjjjj ''J ralM. mul tn.. o fiir ilaaiwIullrtM'"!. J inallr pmII ., uimnu nf firuuoil UaUaiT I Navigation Ca. Oregon Short llue or So" 1-acl.Toli.iop.uIe.. fl R I00,,H, Oeu. Agt., MtWaiih. it.,IorlU!;lor Bottled Beer, KHnj?er A Ueck,Succeorf to SouthSalero Boithr-if Worn. All onlers for bottled beer will be mieo at the brewery. Kent oncoM ytowge Fr city d,elivery. Telepbone 2131 . Southern Pacific VA u Ar Han Iraiiclsc I,t in, HUH Ar Oif.tcn il itM CtXl M Ar Kt 1'bo..". .T 7J IWI'M Ar.. NewOrlwni ... J ,J RatiUMnmiifflM"' "