OREGON CITY COURIER-HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 19 1899.
ud Titles and 1-and
uaiBtssa Bpcotalty.
ROBERT A. MILLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
WiH practice In all the Courts of the State and
tie Bareaua of the Ulterior Department at Wash
Won. Koou 3, CHABMiH Building,
OREGON CITY. OREO ON.
I, .., IIJWOURMS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
2eutf(et Slb&olat.
a
Office with H. B. fross
YAM R. HYDE
LAW OFFIOE
Will practice in all the C ourts' of Hie State and
tfae U. 8. Irfd Office. Abal-arUmade. Land Ti
les Quieted. Conveyance" and all I egnl Docu
ments drawn. Real Krtat b nplit and sold. Dlvor-
u a Specialty. Owica in Cadfikld Building,
OREGON CI1Y, OREGON.
GEORGE
LINCOLN
LAWYER
S 10RY
Will prartice in all the Courts of this State and
Washington. Foreclosure of Mortgages and Pro
bate Matter a 8. trinity. Titles t'Xniinel and
Abstracts made. Office, Caufiei s Building.
G. E. HAYES
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Opposite Huntley's Book Store, Up Stairs
OREGON CITY. - OREGON
COMMERCIAL BANK
of OREGON CITY
CAPITAL f 100,000
Transacts a General Banking Business
Loans made. Bills discounted. Makes col
lections. Buys and sells exchange on all points
In the United States aud Kurop and on Hong
Kong. Deposits received tuljert to check.
Bank open from A is. to 4 P. M.
O.C. LAI OV RL'l 1 K, FRED J. MEYER,
President. . Cashier.
C. D. & D. C. LATOURETTE
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Commercial, Real Estate and Probata Law
Specialties
Office In Commercial Bank Building
OREGON CITY ..... OREGON
Gko. 0. BaowNiu
i. V. Campbiu
BROVVNELL & CAMPBELL
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Caufleld Building Oregon City, Or
W. S. U'REN
ATTORNEY AT LAW, ,
Jaggar Building, opposite Huntley's,
OREGON CITY - - OREGON
(J. SCHUEBEL
ATTORNEY AT LAW
eutfdrjer Slbbolat.
OREGON CITY - OREGON
THOS. F. RYAN
Notary Public and Real Estate Broker
Leading Insurance Aokncy or Clackamas
County
Money to Loan. Abstracts of Title Made
Drawing of Legal Documents a Specialty
Office on east side of Main street
Between 6U and 7th
OREGON CITV,
OREGON
M. C. STRICKLAND, M. D.
(Hospital and Private Experience.)
Offers his professional services to the people of
Oregon City and vicinity. Special attention
paid to Catarrh and Chronic diseases.
Best of references given.
Office iu Willamette BulUllntr.
Office hours: 10 la 18 a. m., 4 to 6 p. m,.
OIEGON CITY .... OREGON
DR. GEO. IIOEYE,
DENTIST.
Office In Caufleld Building, Main Street
Oreeon Oitv.
Bbiogb and Crown Work a Bphcialty.
All work warranted and satisfaction
guaranteed.
DR. J. H. MILLER,
DENTIST,
Seventh Street, near 8. P. Depot,
Pbkgok City, Oregon
DR. FRANCIS FREEMAN
DENTIST.
Graduate of the Northwestern Univer
sity Dental School, also of American Col
lege of Dental Surgery, of Chicago.
WITH DR. WELCH.
Willamette Block - Oppoit'ta Poitoffice
Oregon City, Oregon.
C. N. GREENMAN
(Established 1863
THE PIONEER EXPKESSMAS AND
DBAYMAN
Parcels Delivered to All Parts of the City
OREGON CITY OREGON
Noblitt Livery and Sale Stable
OREGON CITY, OBEGOH,
Oitm Stnet betwatithi Bridge aidthi
;.,:.(.,...; Depot.
Rouble aadeintle rlrt and saddle hortM
AmM4 with lie ton for Ioom
iraitUa fwardlnc any kind of
WSI
BOfUEl BOVGHT OR IOLD.
1.1 l.jMAl..-J
V 'tfL 1 , " i .
BATH COMFORT
Is unknown nnlwut tvprvtiiitxr (wmAct-Rii with tVio
uam i uu is in i:erici ort.ttr.
The Hum bin r done bv us li thoroughly Mltefac-
iorj uecauee u done ngui.
F. C. GADKE
BOLTON DAIRY
CHAS. 6ATTA, Proprietor
Oregoa OUt. OrstyM
Pure Milk and Full Measure
given; delivered to any
part of the oity.
Try Molton Hairy ad be CunM
I "STEVENS FAVORITE, ,i
RIFLE.
- It "Takes Down.'
22-inch barrel, weight 4 pounds.
Carefully bored and tested. For
A2, .25 and .32 rim-fire cartridges.
No. 17.
Plain Open Sights, $6.00 I
No. 18.
Target Sights. $8.50
Ask your dealer for the " FA VO
RITE." If he doesn't keep it we
will send, prepaid, on receipt of
price.
Send stamp for complete cata
logue showing our full line, with val
uable information regarding rifles
and ammunition in general.
I stems AB8AunTnnT.nn.
Wl " " MAIM A V W 4 V VI v
aT, P.O. BOX
CHICOPEB FALLS, MASS.
EAST AND SOUTH
VIA
The Shasta Route
OF THE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
Express Trains Leave Portland Daily.
South.
7:0op.m. Lv Portland
7:fi2p. M. Lv Oreeon City
7:4hA.M. Ar Ban Francisco
5:00 P.M Ar Ogdeu
0.-06 p.m. r Dmivor
6:40 a.m. Ar c mliu
8:15 p.m. jAr Chi(aiio
7:00 a.m. Ar Los Angeles
8:15 p.m. lAr I'.l Paso
4:15 p.m. I Ar VnrtWnrlh
7:55 A.M. I Ar New Orleans
North.
Ar 80iA.
Lv
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7:(H p. I
1:10 P.M
e:4 P.M
8:oO a m
6:80 A.M
U:2A P.M
2:H5 P.M
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8:40 w H
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Ar
Ar
Ar
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DINING CARS, OBSERVATION CARS.
Pullman First class slid Tourist Cars
Attached to nil through trains.
KOSEBURG MAIL DAILY
8:30a.m. .Lv Portland Ar4:Snp.i
9.20 A.M. Lv Oregon City I.v S:8tp.
5:'OP. M. I Ar Kosibnrg I.v 1 7 8 am
OOItVALLIS MAIL DULY (EXCEPT SUNDAY.)
7:80 A.M. I I V Portland ArlVSOPM
11:55 A.M. Ar Corvallii- Lvl:'.0P.M
At Albany and Cnrvalils ennnpet with train
of On eon Ctntiul & Knstern R. K.
lNUEI'lNDlNCK 1'AMT.tiUlB DAILY (XXCE1T
SUNUAY.I
1:50 P. M.
7 KO P. M
8:30 P. M.
Lv
Ar
Ar
Portland
McMhnivilk
Inilependtiice
Ar
Lv
Lv
8:25 A.M
:i:NI A.M
4:60 A.M
direct connection at fun Frnticlspo with
Slenmshlp Lines for Haw nil, Japun, lliina, the
I llllippllirfc Hliil Ailfiraila.
fur inmugh t lcKets ana rates can on or aauress
K. K. ItOil), Agent, Ortxon City
R. KOEI1LKR. C. II. MAKKt AM,
Manager, U. r. s r. rtgeni,
Portland, Or. Portlund, Or.
Depabt
TOR
TIME SCHEDULES
From Port and.
Arrivi
fboh
Fast
Mail
1:00 p.m.
Salt Lake, Denver,
Fast
Mall.
6:45 p. m.
rt.vvortn, umana,
Kansas City. Kt
Louis, Chicago,
ana tast.
Bpokane
Flyer
S -.20 p. m.
Walla Walla, Spo
Spokane
Flyer
t-M a. m
kane, Minneapo
lis, St. I'anl, Du-
luth. MUwankee.
Chicago and itast
1:00 p.m.
Ocean tleamshlpt
4 :00 p. m.
From Portland.
Sail every nve daya.
8:00 p.m.
tx. Sunday
Saturday
10:00 p. m.
Columbia River
tttamsrs.
4:COD.m.
Ex. Sunday
To Astoria and Way
Lanauigs.
6:00 a.m.
Ex. Sunday
Wlllanerlo River,
4:80 p. B.
Ex. Sunday
Oreeon Cly, New-
perg .musui m n mj
lAUaiBKB.
7:00 a.m.
Tne., Thur
ana Sat.
Willamette and Yam
S:0 p.m.
Uon., Wed.
and Fri.
hill Rtnre.
Oregon City, Day
ton,) nay iMu-
lnft.
(:00 a. m.
Wlllaatttt liver.
4:80 P.m.
taea., Thai.
Tuet., Thar.
and Bat.
Pqrtlaal to Corral-
and BaU
lis nay una-
lar.
la, Blpajia
. 2:S0a.m. '
daily ;
fiat liver.
LTJ.lX'So
IJtj.ir.
.'
Kiparia to Lewlrtoa
1. BOVALMOH, Aent, Oregoa City.
W.H.HUItLBURT,
Itaaral faaaemer Af ant. Portland, Of,
inasaBaaHBBtisaaeBnfaBaaa
THE MO L ALL A ROAD.
Money Subscribed una Work Be
gun.
. On Wtdnesday Road Supuviror M. E.
London hfgan blf-sting stumps on the
proposed improved Mt.lalla road. Peo
ple living aloi g the line of the road have
subscribed $1300 or mote, the munici
pality of Oregon Oity has donati d $500
and citizens of Oregon Cily have sub
scribed about $G05. The board of county
commissioners will see that the road is
completed, and have ordered operations
begun.. H. E. Cross, C. H. Dye, ex-
Mayor C. H. Caufleld, C. O.T. Williamf
and H. H. Johnson, of the Oiegon City
committee, laboied faithfully to secure
the required subscription. Following
are ti e subscriptions:
I. Selling. ........... 25
Poi tland General Electric Co., by :
H. W. Goode, general manager. . . 100
Oregon City Mfg. Co ... 10
Aanlt of Oreeon City. 26
Charles H. & E G. Caufleld 2
Huntley Bros 26
Bellomy & Busch 25
Geo. A. Hardiic... 26
Wilson & Cooke ... ............... 25
Bunheister & Andersen 2-"
R L. Holman f
W. S. D'Keu 5
J. G. Porter 5
Eli Williams 2
f. A. Thayer,.;,.. 6
0. N. Greenman 5
G. F. Horton 6
0. S. Seaman 6
M. C. Strickland 6
G. 1J. Dimick 5
G. E. Hayes. . .
Powell tie Javne
Robert A. Miller. , 6
John Duffy 6
0. H.Dye....
B. V, & G. W. Swope
Geo. C. Brownell 10
Elmer Dixon....... 10
Thomas F. Ryan..... 10
Olua. B. Moores ...10
Hiram Straight 15
W. Yakeda 10
Drs. Caill & Sommer 10
Hedges & Griffith 10
J.W.Cole 10
0. Willy 10
Clms. Albright, Jr 10
E J. McKittrick 15
James lioake 10
H. E.Cross 10
E 0. Maddock .". 10
K. Mattliiea 10
Red Front Trading Co 25
Daniel "Williams 10
Andrew Robertson 10
Ely Bros. H
Marr&Muir 10
, L,
L.Porter 10
Oharman Bros 25
Pope & Co.. 15
Following are the subscriptions in la
bjr and money from the people of Mol
alia, Mulino, Cams and Beaver Creek
livit g along and beyond the road, to be
benefitted by the improvement. The
following committees did excellent wor
in raising the subscriptions for the road
Mo'.Hlla J. H. Shaver, J. R. Cole, 11. S
Ratutby, O. W , Robbins and Sam En
gel.. Mulinr J. J. Mallatt. 0. T. How
ard, M. Mulvey, Dr. C. Goucher, W
Wuodside and F. M. Manning. Cams-
Frank Jayger, E. A. Ho ard, M.
London, Ed Payne and R, Sheonborn
H 8 Rameby $25 00
O Robbins. 25 00
H Shaver 25 00
R Cole 25 00
L Moshberger 5 00
A F Moshberger 5 00
W II Engle 5 00
OW Robbins 5 00
WD Adams 5 00
Ham Enjtle 10 00
J M Austin 5-00
W P Kaylor 2 50
P M Boylen, Jr 2 50
W P Dibble.... 2 50
PLSbamal.. 2 60
H F Kaylor 10 00
John Harless 2 00
William Loveridee 5 00
JohnHVick :. 5 00
Jacob K Elmer 5 00
SturgisBros 2 50
Levi Robbins... 25 00
J W Thomas 2 50
Merman Bro 5 00
L Schultheis 5 00
TM Cross 5 00
H Everhart 5 00
M Meyers 1 00
RT Dibble 5 00
w h Vaughan 3 ou
. Tfflrnfirp, 1Q 00
John Lotz 1 CO
IILVaughan 5
W A Shaver 15 00
James Dickey 20 00
Ira Dickey 6 00
H J Rastall 2 50
Philip Leichtweis 2 50
R J Moore 5 00
M 8 H ungate 10 00
B F Harless 2 50
John Stulibs.; 2 60
A L Sanders 2 50
8 M Ramsby ..: 10 00
A J Sawtell 25 00
C W Austin 2 00
Cbas Holman 50 00
Jesse Bagby 5 00
Bagley Bros S CO
Frank Sawtell.. 2 50
WO Sawtell.'...... 20 00
2 H Sawtell 10 00
J N Stewart 10 00
JLTubbs 5 00
Kaylnr... " 5 00
G V Adims 10 00
A E Msy .. 5 (K
Doniiherty 5 00
A Kaylor 10 00
J Leavitt 5 00
Dougherty 5 00
P Carter 5 00
PC Miller 2 50
I- Dart 2 00
E Jud.l 2 50
W Dutt 2 50
OH Purl : 5 00
ER)rt 2 00
Geo Ogle 5 00
A Shaver. 10 00
E M Hartman 2 00
0 D Eln .. 3 00
PDLarkins..... 100
Joe Juckeon 2 50
H Logan 2 00
JTDrske 2 50
J P Ridings & Son 2 50
J W Doors....: 2 00
E rkirvin 5 00
0 K Quinn 1 0i'
M Grohong 1 00
R Garrett..... 160
Ti Garrett .... 5 0
Lvdia Wright.... 5 00
O'm Everhart 5 0v)
G W Force 50 00
frill linger Bros 25 O
E Keables..... 6 00
R Goucher .... 5 0
A L Trait , 5 (H
James Mallatt 10 00
E L Trullinger 5 00
A Aui'.in... 12 0
H M Timmer 25 00
T ri Stipp 9 00
W FCace..., : ... 9 00
P M Giaves 5 ON
H Grimm.. 5 00
Wm H White... . 10 00
Lwi Stehmnn 10 00
TL Bares 5 00
Gorbelt ; 5 00
0 0 Boynton 6 00
Z Neukirchner. 15 00
F M Manning... 17 0
Geo M Cord 10 00
Preston Pi ndleton , . . 10 00
1 E Bowman 3 00
P Sajrar 5 00
0 Daniels 15 00
C Spannl-r 30 CO
E II Cooper ..... 6 00
H Jones...' 10 0'
K Griffiths 10 00
OE r pence 21 00
Fred Spangler 5 (H
E A Howard 10 00
Ralph Howard 5 00
Norman Howaid 5 00
Jacob Kalbfleisch 4 50
John Kslbfleisch 10 00
Wm Dayis 6 On
James Einmott. 6 00
J W Jones 3 00
Wm Gerhauser , 5 00
M E London 15 00
J H Eaton 5 00
Put Duffy 8 00
A O Hay ward 5 00
Frank Jagger 15 00
C F Vonderahe ,: 10 00
F D Gundslev 10 On
T II Lintlsley 3 0
HLind-ley 2 00
David Jones 3 00
B G Faust 5 00
LHornfhuh 5 00
H Hotnshuh 3(0
W W May 5 00
Rich Schoenborn 20 00
O A Cucedny 3 00
HOInskeep... 1 60
A HayhurBt 3 00
RMCoopor 6 00
A L Jones 5 90
Sihtoa l'a'me 2 00
E W Puiue 20 1)0
II Paine 5 00
T Woodward 3 00
FLish 15 00
RSohuebel 5 00
M Irish 3 00
A Neukirchner 8 00
C Smith , 3 00
F M Manning 3 00
Mulino Lumber Co 10 00
W P 0 Closner 5 00 ,
Wm Moris 10 00
Mrs Ed Austin 3 00
J J Mallatt 20 00
W A Woodeide 30 00
M Mulvey 80 00
FEuierBon 6 00
AErickson 5 00
R Goucher ; 5 00
W II Seltzer 3 00
II Had Perry..... 5(0
J A Ilannan 10 00
WF Strum 5 00
LWDeeth... 3 CO
Levi Slehman 6 00
Thomas J Lewis 12 00
00 Davie D Thomas. ...... ". 300
DF Paine 4 60
0 T Howard 50 00
Silas Wright 3 00
T A Stipp 6 00
Jacob Harless 25 00
FC Perry 6 00
O Cutting 8 00
W II Vaughan 6 00
H M Timmer.... 10 00
Jesse Bagby. 5 00
J B Jackson 3 00
J Knotts 2 50
A J Maville 3 00
C R Noblett 3 90
CE Young , 2 50
ME London 15 00
CESpence.. 25 00
C Spanglei.: . 34 00
Jacob Spangler 15 00
Thomas J Lewis 15 00
Evan I -ear is 9 00
J II Eaton WOO
JWJonss 6 00
E A Howard 20 00
John Kalhfleisch 10 00
William DavW 9 00
William and C A Mouland. 20 00
E W Paine .... 25 0
J H Paine, 15 00
O Smith .. 10 01
Richard Schoenborn . 20 00
Frank Irish.......... 10 OOM
J Maxson 6 00
O ACaseday 3 00
A Hayhurst 3 00
Wm Hayhurst 3 00
Robert Casaaday 3 00
DD Thomas 5 00
R M Cooper... 5 00
fH Linsley.,. .. 5 iO
Frank Jagger.',.-.., 70 (0
C F Vanderahe... 10 00
H Jones 5 00
F I) Lindsley 5 00
J K Graham 10 00
H nry H rnshuli 3 00
BJHelvey 5 CO
RSchuulel 5 00
E an 'Jones. 4 50
R Faxton , W (M
WW May. 5 0
L E Gardner 3 00
Julius Beherndt.; 6 00
D F Paine , 4 60
I H Griffiths, Sr 10 00
USPUBLISUED IXCIDEM'S
Of the Filipino War, Related
a Returned Regular.
by
First Se rgeant Lee Rogers, of the 14th
infantry, relates many amusing inci
lents that happened during bis s'ay in
lie ruiiippiues. Mr, Kogeis was re-
emtly discharged and returned !o his
home at Cunby about two w eks ago
He was wounded in the head by a huV
let, but ha completely recovered.
While his company and a Tennessee
company were at the front hhooting
"niggers," as they are called ther, they
Otptured 150 prisoners, and a squid of
t e Tenneaseenna were ordered to take
i em Dick to headquarters, with in
struction to shoot any that might a
einpt to run away. I he equa.l soon
uine l, nnl was asked by the cnptaii
w'ia' they did with the niggers. The
officer of the squad said the niititers
started to run and llvv shot them. It
was aiterward learned that a solinet
would give a prisoner a kick and tell
him to "git," and then shoot him on the
run, and thus they disposed of the en
tire 150 in a short time. The Souihern
ers ''didn't have no use for a nintter no
how."
The natives tlure work for from 30 to
50 cents in their monev.or 15 to 25 cents
in United States coin, a day. They are
an indoleutset and were brought up to
figiit and c.tre about nothing else. They
own but verv little properly and their
habits are similar to the Amerinan lo
an's. The females are diseased, as a re
sult of the influx of a "civilized" people
from Spain and the United States. In
Btature they a-e short and chunky an d
are very strong and able to carry im
mense loads on th-ir backs. They seem
to have no fear and will rush ri.ht up J
t the muzzle of a gun or sit up in a tree
above the soldiers and shoot at them
until they themselves are shot down.
The native buffalo is the draft animal
used, and it travel about two miles
an hour.
The country where the fluhting is go
ing on is mostly swampy and composed
principally of ric fields, through which
the soldiers are compelled to wa !e, and
almost impenetrable fences of bimlno,
through which they are compelled to
crawl. In thesi low fields and in the
trenches the soldiers were compelled to
s'and in water for days, not taking of!'
their clothes for months at a time.
While on the tranpports going over
the soldiers were fed on canned horse,
and very poor horse meat at that. It
was conwe and very stringy and had no
taste, but the bovs had to ent it or
starve. The potatoes were dessicated
and were tanteless and unpalaleablo and
they were called "dedicated" potatoes
and thrown overboard. After arriving
at Map-.la they were fed on Australian
beef, which is superior to the American
beef.
In regard to Dewey, he says that
Dewey was lucky, and any officer could
knock out a few old rotten hulks when
he had nearly twice as many good boats
well manned. Nearly all the Spanish
officers were r.shore when their fleet was
blown up, The poorest boat of the
United States fleet was a match for the
best Spanish boat. The Spanish gunners
point their guns up in the air and
fire, hoping that a stray shot might hit
something.
The regular army In the field i
equipped with Kreg rifles, that will
shoot 1500 yards, while the volunteers
have old Springfield riflos, which will
shoot 600 to 600 yards. The natives had
Mauser rifles, and the Washington sol
diers would no out an kill a rebel and
take his gun, and were thus equipped
without expense to Uncle Sam, although
hefurniBhed the mipinos we guns I
the first place to fight the Spanish with
The natives use large copper-pointed
bnlleta that are deadly poison and make
considerable noise as they come whiz
zing by end over end. The United btates
boys use steel-pointed bullets of small
caliber. "
The commissioned officers, especially
of the volunteers, seemed to spend
good share of their time with the Span
ish senoritas at Manila and were con
ttantly on parade in the streets of that
city. The common soldiers were not
noticed by the Spanish ladies.
Progressive
Business
Men
Insure in a first-class ccmpartie
With an experenced agent
F. E. Donaldson, Aent
fire and Accident Insurance
BANK OF OREGON CITY
sldkt basking house in tex citt
MID UP CAPITAL, 160,000.00
SURPLUS $0&0.0t
TetUent,
floe president
lejhier,
Chas. H. Okvrtm
Gao. A. BAiDUrO
E. O. OAOirjil '
k General Banking Business Transacted
Deposits tteoelved Bubjeot to Cheok.
Approved Bills aud Notes Discounted. (
- County and City Warrant! Bought, I ,
Loam Made on Available Beourttv ' ('
Exohange Bought and 4nld. i i
Collections Hade Promptly.
Drafts Sold Available In Any Part of tb
vorld.
TelraphlrKxehanwoldon Portland, lae
''raniisi o '"hlcaio sn1 New York.
Interest Paid on Time Dennslia.
Notice to Farmers
I have erected on south side of Main
St., near Wiolen Mills. Oirgon City, a
feed yard for the benefit ot the puolie
with flrst-cluss toilet mihI waiting room
for the ladies.
My prices are as follows : Stall room ,
for team 10c, single rig 10c, saddle horse
5c. Also horses kept, by the day, wiC
or month. Bam room to rent by hi
month, also ctrral for loose stock.
Fee I always on hand.
MARK L. BUSSARD. Proo.
W. II. YOUNG'S
Livery & Feed Stable
Has the best-looking rigs
and cheape st rates in the
city.
Cor. Main and 4th Ct.
OREGON CITY. OREGON
f For Firat-l'lasi
PRPfin and DACTPV
uiiurou Giii rw 1 11 1
Go to
F. HENNINOS
Seventh St. Bakery
or stop bis wagon
as it goes by.
Now
IS THE TIME to clean
house and repaper youi
rooms and
house and ,
Murrow
paint your
IS THE MAN to dd
the painting and papering
in a first-class shape at
very low prices. Lcav
orders at Ely Bros. storJ
on upper 7th streeth.
YAQUINA ROUTE
Corvallis 6c Eastern
Connecting at Yanulne with the
YAQl'lNA BAY 6TKAMNII1P COMPANY
steamer
"WEEOTT,"
first-class In fiery rupect. The above stnamcrli
due to sail from Yaqulna evrry eight days,
Shortest route bstwesn
VALLEY POINTS AND SAN FRANCISCO
Fare
Albany and points west to San Francisco
Oabln......M MM. M..I10
Round trip..... .m 17
L. WAIPBN, EDWIN STONE;
T. F.K A. Managor
Job Printing at tin
Conrler-Herald
Shall wo fvr3w
tell you T
why 7 , V