for Infante
"Castor I a is so well adapted to children that
I reoommend it u superior to any prescription
knovm-to me." . EC. A. Aschko, 11. D.,
:4 Ill 60. Oxford St. Brooklyn, N. Y.
"Tie use of 'Castoria' fe ed universal and
tie mwMeao well known that it teems a work
eU uperefoeitJiBUendoreit.' Fevr are the
Intelligent families who ao uot keep Castoria
Cam-OS Kabttw.D.T).,
New York City,
late Pastor Bloomicgdale BeZormed Church.
Thk Cedtaub
.!i:L'i; id;,;'' I'
' IjjJ 1 ill I
Water Front Business Lois, Residence Lots
overlooking the grand Pacific Ocean,
m fjgwrwj m ors m Sy of tMe osst.ohs
, , To Yaquina City, or
Tracts of from 1 to 5 acres
on or' near
T ;iV.
Also several rnall iinproyed farms, where
vegetal) es growfrcsh and grec j 2 mo ths
of the year if given half the can req ed
in ahyotlieFltatc in the Union, at ces
that will ,:
'ASTONISH - THE - NATIVES !
-; ,,,: : '). , . .
All .ilw.se wishing to dispose of 1 heir property can't put it in better
hands than ours. Those wishing to invest will make money by call
ng oi or addressing .-
AMES ROBERTSON & CO,
NEWPORT, Benton County. - OREGON.
3
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-.'"government
LHNDS
33 ...
Fiu as the choicest kl California,
.-iO .b
County, Cal.
X tssijdm Tclicf
L ;i i I,.
B BSAVTfPVL HOT9KY
. imp mi of na. leweL kaas
Honey
I : "take l
nm KMintM and stickered by awxantaiiM. ami kaa a due, mild cKinale ja I
ay Tar avouod. Honey Lke is a biy ef frach wniar' etivriac Me JE?
jl. hndro4 nnM-aii. Ik. M. C. O. Railroad kaa fncaaliy aeeo baitt into -if . fS
cmh it. Tac land H caaiiy oibiwaxd aad prodaaaa tun laree crop. -
wiwaf, an, baxlcy. bapa, oura. aKaafau. xenta Wea. truit and stook.. W4
aad Vt are plentiful ajtd Waiber oheap. Tfce land cm be tai.cn up with 3-
. out residence trader the Icort Act, io uaeu of 4a to )ao aoaa. by a an w
or woman, married or tingle- IT
.We are banding a kua Water Syttam for be Irrigation of tbis land, -r
. Vewaat M (H caatoalM (nr be water wt will hav to sell, 10 will help 3.
. yoe aa gat a aieee ef at. The laad wrH eeat you f f.as aa) acre to ibe Gov
. efiiaeiic 05 ests dowri, ad fijoo is.
- riasrt suae good supply), wu oCMt o.af
cad ft 30 on delivery to ahe land for it
M. aaeW tbe Desert Act as raceaeiy ajnended by Censraas, nsust sbow a waur
dc aujuJy bfare bhey will be aorepted.
HQt.Y LAKE OI1Y. tbe (mm we are eatablKhine, oflars good
sor asc rgHioiasntntar ot aew
THESE LANDS CAN BE
TAKEN UP WITHOUT RESIDENCE!!
Under the Desert Act, affording
M well as the
EMPLOYMENT AT
Tor Altia and Teaaia oa tfa construction work, if you dceire to make
, . , . .. home there ,
REMEMBER that these Lands are level, all ready for the plow, with
"r"'so"taur"oftd bow bbult," and" on line of another, building. Fuel is
free, lainber cheap, andl water plentiful. Good local as well as outside
1 marlets. The irrigation of these lands makes them immensely and mime- ZZ
Send 4 cents la stamps
X"' OT7"T TUT T . A
(Ut Xb ll .?Y,1 il Hid
i Offiee, 6 'Fioad Baildin&
Honey Me Yalley Land & Water Co.
SEGIAIi EXC DHSIONS
t - i :
r a- w -: f- . ' '
2YA1 ARE BETS G RUN FROM SAN FflANCISCO, , ?
arid Children.
Cnstoria etrres Colic, Ooantrparton, "
Bour Stomach, Diarrhoea. Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes; di
gestion. Without injurious medication.
For several yors I have reeommended
Sour Castoria, ' and shall always continue
o so as it has invariably produced beneficial
results."
Edwin F. PiaDKS, VLX,
- xhe Winthrop," ISSth Street and 7 Avev,
NjwyarkCity..
CoMPAirr, 77 MtraaAY Struct, Ksw yowt.
BAT
the Bay
ar waiting to Ufc tke up
fLan4 raid T7stor Cfe
, i
UAK.E VALLEY OOMTAI1TS A
taowi. all raxir far tlweiov. u ur- jl
four years. Ibe Vtatar(a perpetual JSL
an acre to toe company; t.s oowa
rrrigatioa. AH land oJBce husioess
oaainnssna, ana is weu vena B-
a chacoe for the speculator
liomescekor.
GOOD
WAGES
a
for full information to
W U Sawofamr
mm' t WWWVUM.AJf
SAN FEAN 0IS0Q, CAL.
AT SEDUCED BATES
THK
WASHINGTON LETTER. ;
Washington, March 27, 1893.
Mr. Cleveland's rules for the
government ol presidential ap
pointments, announced lrom tinie
to time since his last inauguration,
are entirely praise worthy ; but,
unfortunately lor him aud his
fame, there is one little draw back
to his occupying the' proud place
in the country's esteem "to -'which
such aa . excellent set of rules
would seem to entitle him; ha
doesn't live up to lhemr except in
cases where the applicant hasn't
-pull" enough to impress Lim.
The rule against ihe appointment
of ex office holders has been the
oftenest reiterated, but it is new
claimed that it was only devised
lor the purpose of letting down
easy a lot of men who held ; ollice
between 'So aud '89, but who have
since lost their grip and become
iuelligible in the eyes ol Mr. Cleve
land, as a number of. uex's" have
already been appointed to some of
the most desirable positions.
When Mr. Cleveland was asked
by a congressman to appoint one
of the president's forty leventh
cousins to an insignificant ollice he
became indignant and read the
congressman a scorching lecture
ou the evils of nepotism, receiving
therefor the plaudits of the coun
try, but it did not take long to find
out that the rule against nexotism
was like all the rest made to be
broken. The knowledge was ob
tained by an enterprising citizen
who filed an application for the U.
fcj. conselship at Sheffield, Eng
land one of the best in the ser
vice now held by Mr. Benjamin I
Folsom, Mrs. Cleveland's first
cousin. He was informed that
Ihe anti-nepotism rule did not ap
ply to "cousin Ben," who was al
ready in office, so that public office
is still a family snap, not with
standing that "public trust" busi
ness. A portion of the reciprocity
work of the last administration is
soon to be undone. A friend ot
Mr. Cleveland is authority for the
statement that he will shortly
withdraw the discriminating du
ties imposed. by President Harrison
on coffee an 1 hides from Venezue-
la, liayti and Columbia. It will that he wouId not have started ont tramp
be remembered that these duties ing( ut woid have bad the drawing room
were imposed because of the fail- ia a Pullman. Eugene Guard.
Uie or retUSal Ol IheSQ countries;
to negotiate reciprocity treaties
with ii, and now. if they can have
the same privileges that countries
enjoy which -did - negotiate recip
rocity treaties wiih us it stands to
recisou. that , some of those coun
tries ' will abrogate the exisling
treaties by which products
and manufactures of the United
States are allowed entrance upon
better terms than are enjoyed by
those of European countries, as
countries, like individuals, will
seldom pay lor what may - be , had
for nothing. .
There is nothing like a little
firmness occasionally. The repub
lican senators in caucus positively
refuse to sanction the demo-'
cratic programme for the elec
tion of new officers of the senate
at an r extra session, even when
coupled with Senator Gorman's
proffered compromise, providing
for the election of officers now J
and their being sworn in July lst,i
next. It was a matter of( principle
with the republican senators; they
believed that the unbroken custom
of always waiting until the open;
ing of the regular session should
be followed by the present senate,
and they notified the democrats
that they intended filibustering
to prevent the election of these
officeiSjif they perished in the at
tempt. The democratic caucus
has not officially decided to . aban
don the attempt to elect officers,
but enough democratic senators
have expressed themselves individ
ually to make "it almost certain
that the election will be ...quietly
allowed to go over to the regular
session. .:) , ' :' -.-,
. Every new order issued by the
administration isn't a reform by a
jug full. For instance, the order
shutting out visitors to Mr. Cleve
land on Mondays, and closing , the
offices . of the-, heads ot the depart
ments- loisitbrs ou cabinet days :
Tuesday and Fridays. .This is
something entirely new. and sen
ators and representatives are doing
some rather hard kicking aboat- it
as it only leaves them three idays
in the week to see the president
and heads of the departments.
This idea does not seem to gee with4
the claim so olten mada that this
auminislration was to be nearer
to ithe people than anyofits pre
decessors. No other administra
tion rever-Hoimd it -necessary to
shut out the" people' three' days "inT
every week exclusive of Sundays.
It seems that the: -'Jeffersonian
simplicity1 was all; exhausted in
the campaign. ..- . " r " -
The first chief of ' division ' ap
pointed by Postmaster General
Bissel - was" a reDublican. , He
wanted" a man .who iiossessed abib
ity aud knowledge not to be found
in his own party so he was com
pelled to give the position to-a re
publican clerk in the department
whose resignations of th& place
he then held was at that time in
the hands of of hi3" immediate sn-
perior. 1
UOKvALLIfcJ GAZETTE,
There's tod much cackling over
the alleged economy in dismissing
a few employees from the depart
ments. Wait until; the end of the
administration and see if "it has
not spent more' money than "was
spent by the Harrison administra
f ion. .. As the- case stands it is a
luplicfilioii of the' bTlhon dollar
congress" cry which followed the
close of. the fifty-first congress.
AU aim,
both in the war
t. i
111 ruiu ill
the way it's
sola, is Doctor
t'ierce's Favorite
Prescription for
women.
It acta la this
way :
If you Ye weak or "ran-down," It builds
you up; if you sufStr from any of the painful
disorders and deraagamunts peculiar to yoiur
sex, it relieves and cures. It improves di
gestion, enriches, tlie bkxxl, dispels aches and
pains, brings' refreshing' bleep, and restores
nosh and strength. For ail functional weak
nesses and' irregularities, it's a positive
remedy. Hence, it's sold in this way :
It's guaranteed to give satisfaction, in
every case, or the money paid for it is re
funded. ; : . : .
Dr. Piorce's Pleasant Pellets prevent and
cure Sick and Bilious Headache, Constipa
tion, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, and all de
rangements of the liver, stomach and bowels.
They're the smallest, the cheapest, the
easiest to take.
But all that would be nothing, If they
weren't also the best to take.
LOOKS SUSPICIOUS.
The mystery surrounding the attempted
trtiu wrecking at or near 'Rice Hill refuser,
as yet to clear away. It is uow found out
that the crowbar and wrench with which
the rail was removed were stolen from the
tool honse of the section ere at Yoncallx,
The entrance to the building was obtained
by raising a rear window, and a rock was
used to prevent the sash from falling while
the person entered aud left the building.
Also the tracks show that only one man
was instrumental in obtaining the tools.
The rock being used to hold np the sash
proves conclusively that it was the work of
one man.- If there bad been more than one
miin the tracks would have shown them, be
iles one person would have held up the
window while the other entered. The
evening before the attempted wreck Rich
ardsou was iu Eugene and told several dif
ferent persons i-. to where he was ji"ug etc.
He told o.ie that he was going to Roseburg to
look' after business - matters at that place,
while to another he said he intended going to
Texas where he had inherited a vast estate.
To another gentleman he stated he had $7G0
in a Eugene bank, when it is known ; he
onlv had a" few dollars. To hear this iudiv-
;.1h:lI talk a inerson would have thought
The Portland Telegram s:iys Mr. Kich-
ardsou was stabbed, as reported. He bad
several cuts, ranging from the left to the
right side, such wonmls as a man might in
flict with a knife grasped iu - the right hand.
He is not at all dangeriously or even serious
:y v.ouudtd. " -: - '-.
HOW'S THIS.
We offer Oue Hundred Dodnrs Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot bu
cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY 4. CO., Props. Toledo, O,
We the uuilersigiied, have known F. J.
Cheney for the last 15. years, and believe
him perfectly honorable iu all business
transactions and Hnsncially able. to cany
out any (dilinations made by their linn. ..
West & 1'ruax, Wholesale Druggists,
ledo, Ohio.
W'alding. Rinnan & Marvin, Wholesale,
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. ; - f
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the Mood and mucuous-
iii-facea of the system. ' fnce, jOe. iper liota-
tie. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials
tree. ,
... A WAS'K'ij "WOltLD." " ...
A relic of departed glory is to be seen on
back street in Corvallis whither it .has
been hauled off by a teamster as old debris
to get it 'out l the .That, obj. ct is
no more or less e wonderful combina
tion known as "Little World," which
Hied to be on exhibition on front street in
this city", as well as having been a center' of
attraction all state fairs and other gatherings
throu'&htout the state of Oregon iu' years
gone by. " It was iii re.ility a 'miuiature World
motion. Nearly every mdustry"to ' be
named was represedtel, from steam-boating;
railroading; mining, eta.,' down to wood-,
chopping and the entire scene, while, inov-
ing simultaneously presented a novel Bight
that was at ouce ingenious, cut, and in
teresting. A little steam eogine furnished
the motive, power for this "little world,"
and of course" the interior of it -was a perfect
net -work of complicated machinery, with
myriads of and pulleys straight and
criss-crossed cams, cr.iuks, inclines and
nearly every device known to the science of
mechanics. Necessarily it had to be very
nicely, ad justed every part to each other.
A little calliope ' " the climax as its
musical embellishment., Multitudes of peo-
ditve lf.iz d riuon the" ''Little Woild"
;he "Little Woild"
iration. Now it is I
rior uet-irk in-
:e to a mw 'it cob- I
1
with wonder and admiratk
a sorry wre.-U. Its mtt
genu ity has given placi
webs, demolis it-i canvas, spliutcred sucks
and twisted wires. It resembles uior.j a sim
ple volcanic collapse tliau it does a "woriiL"
People who now look upoa the shapelets
concern are reminded of other scenes that
took place when it was in the' height of its
prosperity. It is the expiring remnant
that has' been interlinked with, a" oue .iy
history of Corvallis. It is "one of the :,.is
beens" that soon will be no more. , T
PREVENTING FUTURE MISERY.
I: there is, in this vale of tears, a ..more
prolnc source ot misery than the rheumatic
twinge, we have yet to hear of it. Jfeople
are born with a tendency to iheumtisui.
just as they are with oue to consumption or
to scrotnla. angnt causes may ueveiop
this. As soon as the aconiziug c.'nii.iun.i
mauifests itself, recourse stmuia be had to
Hostettcr', Stomach Bit:rs, which checks
its further inroads aud bani-hes the rheu
matic pnisou from the si'item. " t his stai -ineut
tallies ; ex.-ictlr - with the te'Uuv'iiv
of physicians, who have einpu.ye'd th s 'fine
blood depurentviu . their : , private, practice.
There is also the aspitt prtifissioiial aiif
general testimony a to the' efficacy , otj ' the
Bitters for malaria, liver complaint, , cotiHiy
pation, indigestion, kidney trouble, neryous
cess and loss of iappitite aud, flesh..' "After
jwettiug,:wUether i ollowexf by a,! cold "rr
uot, the Bitters is. sefu4;as A preventive of
the initial attaok of rheaiinatism.' ' . .'' !
Children Cry for PReher'a (UsStorIa.
APK1L ?, 1S93.
THE STORY OF A NOVEL.
Mr. Ho wells' latest novel, "The Coast of
Bjhemia," now running through the pages
of The Ladies' Home Journal, was written
in fonr different states. Mr. Howells began
the novel, at his. father's home in
Ohio last may; continued it in Boston iu
June; took it to tbe mountains of New H&m
shire during the so miner and worked at it;
brought it to New York and .wrote a num.
ber of chapters therein (pctober; took it back'
again to t Ohio in November, and . finally
tiuiihed it in New York Inst December,
Aud yet, despite all these changes of places
of writing, the novel turns out to be the
brightest piece of work that Howells has
done for a long time.
rTben Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
Whoa she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Mica, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
-MY LADY'S" STATIONARY.
I can tell a smart woiuiu by the sort of
stationery she uses. For example: She
never permits any perfume about her notes
and letters, and a medium size of whfte or
pale gray paper with square envelop-. s is lief
preference. When iu tirat mourning, let us
say for her husband, the band of black on
envelopes, sheets and cards, is just one.
fourth of an inch wide. It remains that
width for eight months, then mouth by
month,' it slowly narrows. In the four
teenth month she begins to use a dull cold
gray linen paper; then she softly slips into
faint' laventier, heliotrope, violet; and then
pure white. All this time she uses wax that
exactly matches the tinting of the paper,
and until a second marriage brightens her
life the name aud address stamped ou all her
paper, no matter of what color it n:ay be, is
done in dull ll:tck lettering. It is the deli
cate badge widowhood comprehensible to
the initiated. From "Society Fad--," in
Demorest's Family Magazine for Aiiril.
SXcts..
SOctaand
lUOperBottlo.
fhrrvfl Oonlis. HaimenH.aare Tliriuir.
Cr proraj)tirj nelievesWbooffiiig CEgl
end dathnu. For VvMOMivliim hc no
rival; has uedi Uicassadf whre aUi otiiM
failed; wUIoubji too if taken in tima. 8u!4
by DrOeTsaaR on a eruarantoej Vor Inme lock
cr Chtas. ma felaiXdJH'8 r lAl&, i5gu.
!L0lf5
remedy:
Lftve von Catarrh ? Thlfl rpmmlv ia niamn.
teod to cure you. Price COcts. Injector frca.
WE WAN
to act as xur ajri ut. We I axultb aa xpenslrs
outfit aud all you ueeil frer. It cost aotfiiug to
try the bunlness. We will treat you well, and
lielp you to earn teu times ordinary wages. Kota
sexes of all ages can live at home and work ia
spare time, or all tbe time. Any one any wbere
eau earn a great deal of money. Many have made
Two Huadreil Dollars a Mouth. Ko class
people in the world are making so much money
without capital as tbose at work for us. ISusiuets
pleasant, strictly honorable, and pays better than
arv other onVred to affeuts. You have a clear
field, w ith no competition. M't eutiip you wit
everyrning,-ana supply - pnnieo airscnous lor
begihuers which, if obeyed faithfully, will bung
more money than will aiiy other business. Im
prove your prospects - Why not? You ens do so
easily and surely, at work for as. Reasonable
industry only necessary for absolute staecass.
Piimpluct circular giving every particular is sunt
free to all. De-lav not in sending for it.
GiiOllGE 8T1NSON & CO.,
JBox Ko. 488, Portland, Ke.
Sy.ADE TO ORDER
Our New Sprin? Samples
for: Custom made Clothing
have arrived. We take meas
ures for Suits and Single Gar
inents and jrnarantee' a good
fit or no trade.
;(
J7
'J'j'
'., S J
Headquarters for Men's Outfits.
REE) fjEADi;.G) PoOnl Q
Main St.; Op.- Cameron's Store..
A quiet room. Good Books. ' Cnrrent Pa
pers and Periodicals. - The public invited.
Strangers especially welcome. ..' '
- T . Per Order of W. C T. U.
. aWTurnished rooms (up stain) to rsnt. '
"It is worth the price to every person who
even reads a newspaper." Darl in e;ton Jour
nal; ....
-. .. . ......
TUB J'UK.NAI.
RKFER.S TO
f by -i - r4
A Pocket Primer forthe use of Jtepdrters,
" Correspondents ,aod. Copy Choppers..
J 1 Short, simple And practical' rules ;fot
; J making and edli'me newspaper copy,
,!.i;! and of equal vame to all. who- wfeb to
it, '. write correct English..., !- .. ,
' Sent on receipt ofprice.- Price, 10 cntii
per copy. ALL A?
ALLAN FOKMAN Poblisher;
iiiTNas.au street, nw York,
JAPANESE
, i
CURB
. A new and Complete Trea; consisting of Sup
positories. Ointment in Capsoles, also in iiox and
Pills', a positive cure for External, Inteinal. Mind or
Bleeding, Itching, Chronic, Itcceut or Hereditary Piles
and many other diseases and female weaknesses ; it is
always a great benefit to the general health. The tirat
dincovcry of a medical cure rendering an operation
with the knife mnaeees&ary hereafter. This Kennedy
has sever een known to fail. 1 per box. 6 for '.';
sent by mail. Way suffer from this terrible discuss
when a written guarantee is givn with 0 boxes to rc
fund the mosey if Bat cared. Send stan p for free
sample, fluarantee issued hy Woodakd, Cljrke &
Co., Wholesalei and Retail Druggists, bole Agepts,
Poi tUnd. Oregon. For sale by Allen is Woodward
and by Graham k Wortham, rvi!ia. Oregon.
IHE PORTLAND SAYIHGSBAMK
ov Portland, onaaon.
Paid p capital . . . .
Surplai and profits
$200,000
. 60,000
laterest allowed on savings deposit as
follows:
Ou ordinary savings books. . . .4 per cent per annum
Oa tarui savings books.. ......Ii par cent peraaauia
On certiiicates sf deposit:
For three mont hs 4 per cent per annum
For six months.......... 6 per cent per annum
t or twelve months , 6 per cent per annum
FRANK 1M-.KUH, PTesiileiit. '
, D. f. "''HtlMl'SON, Vieo President
H. C. STriArrojf, Cashier.
R. L. Taylor,
fKOPUrKTOR OF THE
Utile Sand Box Barber. Shep,
-Corvallis, Oregon.
iSySliaving, Lair cutting, dressing,
dying, and shampooing.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.
Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between II. VY.
Hall and August Sclioleman, doing busi
ness under the name of Schoolman & Hall, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Ali
ens t Sch-ielinan retiring from business.
The business will hereafter be conducted
at the old stand by H. V. Hall, who is
authorized to collect all outstanding ac
counts aud assume all liabilities.
ACGCST SCIIOKLMAX.
II. W. Hall.
Dated, Ma-ch, 20, 1893.
Iu retiring! from the late firm of Schnel
man & Hall I desire to return my sincere
thanks to the public for the liberal patron
age bestowed upon us iu the past, and to
bespeak for my successor a continuance of
the same. . August Schoelman
Dn. EANDEN'S
l7FSTPTCI.Tfi
WITH ELECTRO
WAGXcTIG
IMPROVEMENTS.
ivy .susrtBsusr.
Will euro Without Medic ino ail WaatstM rwwltlng from
overtaxation of brftln, nerve forces, ezcei or iti(1Ucrtla,
mn sexual exfae.aetin, drain, lorisrH, nervoua drbility, alorp
IcsKBestct, languor, rhenmatlsm, kidney, Jlver and bladder
com p in in U, lame bfk. lumbago, sciatica, general ill-beaitli..
etc. Thii electric belt contains TroadeKnl Imf.reemBt9 over
all otberit, aoii give a current that la Instantly fait br the.
wearer or we forfeit m,UOOt and will cma ail of tbeabova
dfseasM or no paj. Tboupnnda have been nred hy tbit mar
vcioua invention after all other remedies failed, and we
give hundre U of teitimotriali in this and every other state.
OariMtwerful ISFtiUVKD liLtllKIt' BIlSPUMiKT, the
ffrectest boon ever offered freak men, FREE WITH ALL UK 1.1 S
liealtb andvffforous utrentb tiLAii!HTkKUian t Dayc.
Send for illustraUid Pamphlet, mnilod, aeaicdt frae. AdtlrcjM
Wo. 173 First SC. PORTLAKD. ORE.
Fins Buggies and Carriages.
will amjly pay anyone for their time to go to
THE CORVALLIS '
CARRIAGE & iWAGON CO.'S
V FACTORY
And sea their larje'and eTttens;ve factory at Cor
vallis, Oretfoti, wliete you can buy lll'UOIIi.S, CAR
lilAGIOS ANt) rirKlN'U WAGONS which, with proDer
care, will last a lifetime. They are made of tbe finest
lecoud-fc-rowth limner and the best of ether material
by that factory, wlieri each piece of material is taken
from the rouh and shaped in this factory by machin
ery dcsiirned for the purpose. Kach vehicle is finely
painted in the most elegant style.
All Jobs ark Mads asd Pvt Tooetiier m T)rt Si'ii
mkr Wkathpr when the timber is thoroughly dry,
which is not done with Kasrerti Jobs, as ni-st Easteni
riiri shinned to thi coamtry are built in winter and
erly spring when the westher is dan j. Ttie beauty
of all these jobs is that tlicy are all FULLY WAR
RANTED and sold at such it E AWN A ML K VH1CKH
, ' : at tliere is no excuse for anyone to
bat horn vmalerii.
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TRADS
OSSrCM PATENTS,
MrfVItlOMTSt. atiL?
For tafarmatloa cad tree Erauftosi- vrxKs t . .
Sldest bureau for eeenrins patents is: AmaSas..
very patent taken cat by ns is bmucbt heaQ,i
the public by a notice givua u-ea el ohareo In stair
Ianjaet oirenlatlnn of any eetenttflg paiter Is tSje'
world, eplandidly iUustratad. So i&teu&aS'
man should be without It. . WoaVlT, gTiM 1
......... ci ra.iv ...... , v, i .i . . V, V.T. : "Tr
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yujai.isHBiifl, 3 til BtoHwiy, Voc4
EAST ffl south:
fifir..A.L;6
TiE SHASTA ROUTE 'C J?
! , . OF THE
i Southern Pacific Companyrl
Express Trains Leave Portland Daily.
1.
C-'t
SOUTH. ' ''' SSRTfc. ..' " '' ' '-
Lv Portland T:00p. m.Lv San Frisct...ir: ... '
Lv Albany 10:23 p. m, Lv Allnny 4tSS aatt '
Ar San Frisco 8:1 Sa m. j Ar fortland talk aas j
Abr.ve trains stem onlv at following atstiocs carta
of Koseburjr, ut Portland, Oregon City, Waod"
burn, Salem, Albany, Tangent, Shedds, Halsoy, Bar'".; s.' '
risliuig-, Junctiun City, Irving, Ku'e:..
Poseburg Mail Daily. .
v Purtlnd....8:30 a. ni. I I.v tloseburg.. .7.a. as ' ' '
v Albany 12:45 p. m. I Lv Albany, ...li.Mp , at
Ar Roseburg 5:50 p m Ar Portland t-Jt f. aa1,. -,
Albany Local Daily Except SnufUy. , T
lravk: arrivc:
rortland 5:00 p. ,ni. I Albany ....... t;6 p.
Amany n:su a. ni. I'cnisno ,;....ia
Lebanon Branch. - ' ' 1
8:10 a m. f.Lv.. .Albany . . ..Ar. ..3JS p fa?, d
9:00 a m . . Ar. ; .Lebanon. ..Lv. . .?: p
1:20 p m..Lv... Albany... .Ar..lO;21.aS1' "
2:09 a m..Ar... Lebanon... Lv ...f tSOja bb J 1 u
DINING CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE.- -i-O
Pullman Buffet Sleepers: -
SECOND-CLASS SLEEPING CARS- , ,
Attached to all through trains.' . ; . (..
. WsttBidDi7is!flB. ','. ' , ' "
BETWEElT PORTLAND AND COEYALUaC ' 1
Hail Trail. s ;lrept hrdty.
J-l l-Ji.
LSAVS.
Porthind. ...... T:20 a. m.
ARaiva -Corvallis.
... ..12:1 p.! at '
Portland M :B0 pi Kr
Corvallis. . . . ,12:55 p. m.
At Albany and Corval' Is connect wltlrtraiai of ta 'i i
Oregon Pacific Kauruad. f: . ; .: j
Ezprcu Train. lailyEiceptSuday.
lkavr.
Portland.-. 4:40 p. m.
MeMinnville.. . .5:45 a.m.-
McMinnviile... rgfi'p. of
Portland....... ,8:50a. SB ;
THROUGH TICKETS
To all poiuts in the Eastern States, Canada
and Europe can be obtained at lowest rates - .h
from A. K. Milner, agent, Corvallis. .? if.( .,,c
K: P ROGERS, Asst. G. K.iP ieeat (
E. KOKHLEK Man&ver. Portland, Oregon. ;
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THROUGH
y DAILY
".y.::'-i'!f
I'- '"I Mil
TRAIN'S a l
Leaving Portland 8:45 A. IT ii
DAYS TO "
ghicago;
7 Hoars Quicker to St. Pallet , o
23 Honrs Quicker to Chicayo'
40 Hours &uifieiJ WQmm$y
Pullman and Touristi Sleeper ;
Free Reclminar-.Chair ears1 f
,tJ Dining Cars.";,'.' '
p -iwi rrontrrul ii.fnnnafinn rail on or adtlrecef
W. H. HUKLHUBT, Asut. iiwh Paat. PttfW. kpt:T
np a ii-...t,i...j Lit nr. WhirA
THE
Oregon Pacific Railroad l:
E. W. Hadley, Receiver,' and'
' Oregon Pacific R.. R. Co,
' . . .ii I.I
fllBFDOT
Route
STEAMSHIP LINiEi:
Mile Shorten 20 Hours .Lees iiae
. I . 11 .n - L'i olodat
to an uv any ouier ruuiv;. yv .
man vy any unicr hmw. . - 't'lol
through passenger and freight Hue frorrf .'
Portland, Eocene and all points in the. TVil- '
Hette valiey to nua lrom oan xrauoiai-w '
1. - . - . -.. v, . ....
TIME SCHEDULE (except Sunday.)' 1 ' ,
Leave A many p. ni. i j.e. o ,.,"r,,-.J . 'i
Leave Corvallis 1:05 p . I Leave Corvallis IO:" ' J
Arrive Vaduina 4:35 p. m Arrive Albany U:A3 '
.. ... . ... ; ' . ......... .4 llliaii. ihl?
l)...'
Boutnern raciuc rnm.
oorvailis. ineautive iiamo "ivv, ... - -
ihe Oieifon' Pacific "IV- B. Cp.'s line of 6temluj be--; :,inz
iwe'en idaqulna and San Praucisco. .yj.. ; ,;.t-:
. je.m.hSn-. MAril'lnniidta Vallov." Marcl
30th,; 9 a.-.i. and. about e.TOr;eightdajftj ;
: ;i- - jfroui San FronoisCoVJ f i: "idl.
Steaniahrp fiilamette ValfeyV Si" 4th?u- '
Tbis C&ninany Vesenes the right i dks "salun
daV-S withooV notioo. " Vf . -rf 3-!3 iH
. - .i n . . 1 1 T l.-i.- .
ieHe
mak
N. T5. fassengers rrom jroriiaHn,.,u-
ho and all AVillanrette .valley, points carf ;
ke cl(y coufiections with trains of the' '
maKe cl(at counectioua wiwi. ... .
iir-i..i .t ill intr rif rTnrvirHra.- n'',"
if destined to Saif Francisco, should aruagtf Jioi
. mr . T - . J l,HfH.A A
II UCOIIlUCU . ss.- - j - . - " -
U arrive : i'artiiuis tbe evenyig before, daW
" paHuef atiff 'frefgbi rafes Iy'vhtfnrr
lowest. "IMr tmonnawon. nipvy m.j" lit, sol
. v It. Jbi MULCARV, Gen'lV-SvD , j ,
' 1 - ... , . ..Orecpn Pac ric R. R. CVS., '
.-" J ;lf"'! - fMY torv.llitf,-Ofel?dtir:
L. lJ.-VAUCnN. (iea'V A&ntf: tMtit.t
, Ko.- 4 9v(t Vfmllf Sat Francisco' Gai t,-7v
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