WILLAMETTE PARMER:
SALEMr OREGON,
JANUARY 25. 1884.
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Ipcwa Cajjaijtownf.
GENERAL NEWS.
Stock nre starving in Texas.
National Bank No. 2 is started at CoJ-
itax.
Newton R. Bnrbcr is nostmn-stcr at
Corvallis.
Jolin Hmnc, vlio started tlio first sal-
?aDn cannery, as ueaa.
The Kentucky Legislature cannot elect
1 a Senator. They wont do it.
At Snriiicrfiold. Miss., masked men
robbed the County Treasurer.
! The Portland whisky rintr loses its
coses before the Supreme Court.
Earthquakes nro reported in New
Hampshire and North Carolina.
A revival work is coine on at the Tay-
jlor Mieet M. E. Church, Portland.
" Tho Noivcastlo mine, back a Seattle,
has been on lira and must be flooded.
Black Hills miners havo sent a deleft
tios. to Cffiiir d'Alono to bee how it looks.
In Congies-s all sections are at work
to get appropriations for rivors and har
bors. Government will put a ferry across
tho Columbia two miles above the Spokane..
ai? The county noor of Linn county are
: to be kept by 0. L. JMorris at if2,8S per
week.
Congress is working up -a bill to pre-
I vent importation of teas that nre auul-
i (crated.
The Emnoror of Russia lias to watch
f agVust Nihilists and the Prince of Wale
; against tenians.
The Nebraska Wennebagoes, 4.000 of
tliem, want to become citizens and take
Uieir own land.
1 Gould tulkB about counting his stocks
' and bonds again to satisfy "Vnll street.
He is not broken up.
Near Roseburg Louis Wenner was
stabbed by Charles Anderson, many
times. Wounds slight.
Trains from Carbonado to Tacoma are
reduced because, shipments of coal to
California arc reduced.
The Democratic platform of Ohio
favors a tariff for revenue and Senator
elect Payne is a protectionist.
Ohio wool growers are firing petitions
into Congress all the while asking to
have the duty on wool restored.
The high water gives boats a chnnce
Id navigate and they arc busy moing
grain from river warehouses.
The boiler of Vallace's shoe factory
and tannery at Kochoster blew up, killed
four and wounded many others.
Work is pushed day and night on tho
Snake river railroad bridge and they
hope to get it completed by April.
Attomey-Gencr.il Brewster demands
an investigation of charges against him
in connection with star route cases.
Villard stocks weakened until tho elec
tion of Harris as president of tho North
ern Pacific, and took a turn upward
A matched hunt, sixteen on n side.
came off at Albany ; 400- duclcH were
killed and the winners made 080 points.
In the case of B. B. Branson et al. vs,
Oresronian R. R. Co., tho Supreme Court
on appeal sustains tne tne Circuit uourt.
Some of the Cattle Kings of the plains
have called on tho President to talk
about keeping down infectious diseases.
Tho new Christian church, at Wash
ington, dedicated to Garfield a memorv,
. is finished and was dedicated last Sun
day.
There is some defect in the Chinese
act of restriction by which Chinamen
keep coming into the country in spite of
itue law.
Mrs. Mary Miller, 'of Louisiana, is cap-
i. ..- '.. . - .
'tain of her husband's Et earn bout, and
Lduly licensed, as he lias become incapac
itated.
Sharp fellows have boucht un tho
Rorango crop of California and as the
crop will be short tliey Kill make a bie
?hing.
Tho House has been debatinir with a
f good deal of excitement, the motion to
einstate ilz-Jolin i'ortec to ids ran m
i the army.
Barry Evans waa tried for Brson at
:: Dayton, and the lury dissfireed, 7 to a.
i He cannot irive 12.500 bonds, so awaits
I -another .trial in jail.
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Huntington declares that the South-
tern Pacific justly owns the Texas Pacific
land grant as the assignee of that com-
I pan y in good uutn.
G. P. Huntincton has made au ad
I dress before a committer of Congress
revoking the land Kraut of th Califor-
I nia and Oregon Ifaiinud.
Gould, it is reported, has lost iO.OOO,-
000 by the shrinkage of stocks, but they
have' not shrunk out of his pocket js he
f don t carry on margins.
The fine steamer City of Colnmbue,
bound for Savannah, was wrecks! neair
Boston, oil Martha's .Yinyard, wU jr.)
tires lost. Vessel a toui los
England is taking steps to sao Khan-
( taum from the false prophet and restore
' peace in Kgypt The houdan south of
. Khautaum UI have to be evacuated.
The New York Times ha tried to eet
fat prominent men's views as to pretiden
tul candidates. It thinks many Demo
crat prefer Tilden and the Republicans
prefer Edmunds, but no rrwn has a de
rided lead jn' either party.
Win. Dorris, brakesman, was killed at
Roseburg, on last Saturday.
Tho Maryland legislature has not been
able to agree on a Senator.
The Astor family havo given a great
ball to celebrato tho family centennial.
The houses burned down at Weston,
Oregon, aro being rebuilt in better man
ner. The Hoto passed the bill giing a
million dolluls for improving tho Missis
sippi. Van Wyck's bill calls for reasonable
rates on tho Union and Central Pacific
road.
Eddie Moll, a Portland news boy, has
700 in tho tawngs bank. He is twelve
years olo.
T. W. Rockwell is elected from Massa
chusetts as successor to Gov. Robinson,
whoicsigncd.
Young Nut t, ftho killed Dukes, who
tiaduccd his sister and killed his father,
lias been acquitted.
The Cznr of Russia doesn't like it be
cause Nihiliets ha e murdered one of his
favorite cfliccrs.
Pensions aio recommended to surviv
or of the Mexican war, and of all tho
old time Indian wais.
Tho Sonnto propo-A) to proide a dis
trict government for Alaska with tho
laws of Oregon to go by.
Vflllard stocks liavo eono lower than 4
ever this week. IranEContincntal
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Oil
and O.K. & N. Co, 884.
California incs aro pronounced poor
quality, which wo have repeated at least
once a day tho year round.
Tny Gould says tho Northern Pacific
railroad is all right and all the fault has
been with tho management.
Edmunds is in favarof a postal tele
gixph and says it is constitutional. Sev
eral piojects are before Congross.
The Senate has rejected the Mexican
treaty of reciprocity that- provided for
the exchange of raw products free of
duty.
K.Scnntor Mitchell argued before the'
public land committee against revoking
tho Orogon-Central land grant to As
toria. England is trying to patch up a peace
between France and China to prevent
war from the French invasion of Ton-
quin.
Beccher haft been making another
speech of praiso of our region. He s.ays
Washington Territory is going to be the
Italy of America,
A transportation company has been
organized at Spokane Falls to arrange
for transporting direct by wagons and
steamer to Cceur d'Alenc mines.
Wilson, of Iowa, lias "a bill in the
Senate providing for a commission to
regulate commerce between the States,
includes management of railroads, etc.
The proposed Metican treaty that has
been rejected provides for reciprocity
or free trade, and it was defeated by the
Southern Senators who claim to favor
free trade.
It is said that Jay Gould is negotiating
for water portage at Port Orlortt, winch
is most hkoly untrue. What could he1
do with it? Keep it, of course, but foi '
what use?
A Mormon, at Salt Lake, named Dan
iel Morris, read Gov. Murray's message
against polygamy, and then went and
hanged himself leaving three wies us
his widows.
Lemuel Thomas un infidel in Penn
sylvania, while acting and speaking most
blasphemously, was stricken with death
and the next day was found dead, his
face wearing a look of horror.
Jay Gould is said to be negotiating for
purchase of property on Coos Hay, but
that is probably told because sombody is
so negotiating and the people there
don't know who else it can be.
The public lands committee has rec
ommended the forfeiture of the land
grant to tho Toxas Pacific, assigned to
the Southern Pacific, as they don't
think that company had any real claim
on the land or thought they had one.
The man James Black, who committed
suicide at tho Reed Hotel yesterday was
formerly from Topeka, Kansas, which
point he gave as his place, of residence
when registering his name upon ar
rival. Robert Harris, president elect of the
N. P. It. R. is connected with the Erie
road, which he will resign and pay at
tcntion only to the Northern He is
pronounced n good man and bib name
inspires confidence.
Mrs. Duniway writes the Oregonian
that she is not a candidate for the gov
ernorship of Washington Territory,
though she has many friends who faor
her appointment An Eastern paper
lately published a liM of the candidates
for that office and said Senator Dolph
recommended her.
At Denver, Ool., Mike Coddigan and
wife took a little orphan girl to bring
up at their place some distance off. The
child died and the remains were dug up ;
it waa found that bones were broken and
she had been fearfully abused. Coddi
gan and wife were tried and convicted of
murder. A masked mob took them out
of jail and hung them.
The board of trusUw of the Oregon
insane aylun recently opened the bids
for furnishing the institution with up
plicj? during the eniuing quarter, and
thryawaidcd the contracts as follows:
John (1. Wright of this city for groceries;
Sam Nfcburch and Charles Uzofovage
for boots and shoes, and Kleischner t
Meyer of your city for dry goods, with
the exception of heavy blankets, which
contract was awarded to CaldnelJ,
Ilf-ckrr A: Lieke of this rity.
7
'THE FINALE OF A GOOD MAN.
npt. John Smith died Friday aftei-
noon, January ISth, at tlio houso of Dr.
Rafferty, East Portland, Mrs. Raflerty
being his daughter. He was born July
1, 1S0C, in Kentucky, came to Oregon in
1S32, was in the lcgisl.ituio fioiuLinn
county in 1802. as appointed agont at
Warm Springs Indian Reservation in
18G4, and remained there, having been
re-appointed lnt fapiing, until Death set
its boal upon him last summer- Ho
died of that dreadful disease, cancer of
the stomach, and sufl'cied greatly for six
months. His remains weie taken to tho
old homestead ho took up in 1873, after
one years residence in Salem, near Oak
ville, Linn county, ten miles from Alba
ny, wheio they tteio bun'ed on Sunday,
and no doubt a large concourse attended
tho last obsequies of the good old man.
Ho was a consistent member of tho
Presbyterian chinch and a de oted friend
of the Indians, uholoed and honored
him, as v.cl! they may. He found the:
debased and degraded to the uttermost.
Nogood-cnio had been taken of them
and they wero literally savages when
Capt. Smith w out to them. Under his
kindness and instruction. they havo made
great progress ; thoy farm their lands
well and aro really ciulized; their chil
dren ha 0 many of them been schooled ;
they live in comfortable houses in a com
foi table way and respoct our laws and
our religion. His work among thoso
outcasts has earned for him tho respoct
of good men in this world and no doubt
has merited the eternal reward to which
he has gone. Tho world has not many
such faithful woikors and we can only
snare them when, like Capt. John
Smith, he has liul the full measure of
his days.
jC FARMER'S QRANAKIE8
Wo havo often alluded to tho matter
of storing and shipping wheat and have
published able and interesting commu
nications from farmers advocating build
ing neighborhood warehouses and bo
having their wheat in possession and
saving some of tho common charges.
Tho experience of Mr. Daniel Clark is as
follows : His farm is less than four miles
from the Salem depot. He has a steam
thresher and had use for sacks last sum
mer, so he used thoso sacks to ship his
wheat latoly. He cleaned it thoroughly
by hand, at the rate of forty or fifty
bushels an hour, working at that rainy
days when he could do nothing else.
He sold his wheat for $1.01 a bushel,
thus cleaned, to Salem mills, saving
warehouse charges and something over.
He says he made four cents profit over
and above tho ordinary price of wheat
at the time. A number of farmers uro
talking of vetting permission to put up
a twenty thousand bushel wheat grana-
rv cm the depot grounds spaced oh", say,
-oils togio each man 1 com for two
thottband bubhels of wheat. There will
ho u common wheat cleaner and what
eer comenianccs the owiors may
chooe. They can handle their grain
then to a certainty and by selling in
bulk, 01 in large lots, can got thociy
top 0 the market. This is exactly the
plan Mr. Northcutt proposed last fall in
his communication to our columns.
6iiiic'Kiiti:u will ploato buy a jMMtnl
noto or neiid by lcgisterod loiter to ua
direct. Don't pay it to any ono clt but
remit to us. We will send a receipt
showing exactly liow their dates stand
on our books. We cannot pay iigentt),
for the price is a? low a nc can afford
to publish the Willamettk Kaiimkk.
Terms, one year !f2.00; six numths,
$1.25.
R. Q. Uun A Co. icportB 03 f.uluicsin
Oregod and f0 in Waehington for 1683.
Oregon failures showed liabilities of
$954,165. Washington failures showed
liabilitifH of 1545,029. assets !f328,227.
California, Nevada, Oregon nnd Wash
ington for 1888 reported 007 failure.-',
with liabilities of $0,243,191 and ossein
of 13,207,802, against 405 failures, with
liabilities of 1,152,050 and assets of
$2,136,072 for tho year 1882.
The Twelfth annual convention of
the Oregon Htato Woman Suffrage As
sociation will be held in Portland on
Tuesday and Wedensday, February
12th aud 13ih. 1881, at Turn Hull.
Woman Sutfmge As-ciationt, equal
righU i-lubi;, nu societies in nymrutby
with the cufrrage movement, of what
ever name or order, am earnestly requth
tid to tend delegatts. The usual r
duction of forty per cent in fares will be
made to visiting dnlegaUm by the various
transportation companie", and entertain
ment Hill I proved for all who roine
from without the city.
Robert Harris, wcll-nown railirnd
man, Is elected president of the North
ern Pacilic railroad. The offices of all
the Oregon railroads will bo removed fi
Boston, and Vice President Oakonill
live at fit. Pdiil and et a general man-agf-
Senator Dolph has presented a memo
rial from the Astoria rhamber of com
merce aking for 1500,000 tn improve tho
rntranee to the Columbia.
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lt natt' tipiimlirUr(ranntttliiKt, without a tnoiiipntsdtInrllntoereryh(iuehoiil
fiirouclicitt cmH2A.Uon,RfiMy nrd ra qaUkly as possible. 1 tm wlUinjr to offtr tho
lin.tltiftnn M-ntntftf uiitlititolrtrtKliuc.aifTirycrtet-olil go far haa old other. Ir
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1 1 rhips a 1 ai o un liMt mnirnt uttvady ot some other make and are not pleaded If o,
dltxeof Itatidoiderttili rtindflot rourn maydMreanOrtfan. Call their attention
totMsfidrvrtlHment. If they are from liome nisUl thin offer to them. If you can con
renlently help tne extend the aaluof these Topular Instrument I shall certainly appre
elato your t Doits. If 3 ou are In need ot an Organ you sbonld arall yourself of the abore
otToratonce.aflUwIIlnctterepeatAd. I-etmo hnr from yon anrwir tPnr tn tnlud.
that I will not deviate from the aboTtoffir) UTOUDKH IStHKUIlTKLV.
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DANIiaF.BEriTTY, Washington, New Jersey.
iii:roni or mi: comiitio
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The First Kitlcnil Mink ol 8tUm, at KiWm, In th
Sttle cl Orccroii, t thl iIom l llmiDwl, Ocveaktr
31tt, 1IU
Loans wi! dtcouaU
U. 8. I)Rd4 to liociire cirtutatlo i
88.442 31
19,000 00
864 17
14.7
2.4O120
6,443 65
375 00
41.100
Due from other National limici .
BSiSS'iSS
- Current expeaiwa and Taxes paid.
' rnniiums paia
rbeoka and other caali Urnis
Bull of other bulks
SOJl
AM
1,112 6
142 00
675 04
Fractional paper currency, nl.hl4 amr
penniee...
(pecie
Lcal tenJarnoUl
HcdtmpVniuml IUi U. S. Trcjurtr(5
ot clrculatio i)
Total
.1121,107.01
l.taMlllin 1
CapiUl stock paid in
UnJitliled profit! . .
National liank notcf outotandlmr.
Indlr.dual de)v,sitflnbjcct to chock
Demand rertinoaUl o deposit .. ..
Due t o.h r National htnkn.
Dae U SUte Barks and bauktr
Total ....
t 1.0 000 to
4,908 5.'.
13,400 00
3 OSO 82
7,044 07
MS 70
9,046 it
11S2.707.61
SUte ! Orfgon, County ol Marlon, u .
I, John Uoir, Ciihljr of the absv namd kank, do
soltmnlv swear thit th aboe nUtemeat is true U
the best of mi knowledje and belief,
JOHN MOIR, Cuhicr.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th da; of
January, 1:81. G. fa. KoBmsov, Notary Pub.ic.
CoRKMr- Attest E S. KBARMRY,
WILLIAM RE1D,
VH K. LADUB.
DirecUrs.
TUTTS
PILLS
TORPID BOWELS,
DISORDERED LIVER,
and MALARIA. -h .
From tbego sources arise tnreofoanns or
the dlseiuos of tlio human race. Tlicte
symptoms indicate tbelr existence : Ixa or
Xppatlte. Bowels cortlTe, SleU Head
ache, riillneaa after eating, Trsloi
czerilon of body r mind, Emetntlon
or food. IrrltablUtr of temper, Ixw
cnlrlts, A feeling- ofhaTlng ssaajlcetcd
.oinodnty.Dlnlncss.li'lnttarlnaatlho
Ueart.Iu be Tore tho eyei,hl6lr col
ored brine, CONMTIPATIOIty and le
luand tbo use of a remody that acts ntroctly
on the Liver. AsnLlvormedlclnoTOTX'B
ritiLB lmvonooaual. Their action on tho
Kidneys and Bkin la also prompt ; removing
nil impurities through theso three " eav
ennra of the srstem," producing appe
tite, sound digestion, regnlnr etcfllSjO, dlcfie
sktnondavlgorousbody. TOXTPlXtJ
cnuse no nausea or griping nor Interfere
with daUy work and uro u perfect
ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA.
HoiacYerywlir,aa. Offllw.4 MnrrajrBtMNA.
TUTTS HAIR DYE,
Okay Hub ob Winsa-Ksa ehanged in.
tantly toaOtosar liLACKiiy a single ap.
plication of thta Dtb. WJw DruggUta,
or tent by express on receipt of SI.
Offloe. 44 Murray Street, SnrTmi,
tUTT'S MANUAL OF USEFUL RIOEIPTS ((.
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IS Mil Ha Baalf
saeafMS All IrseSateauU. at iH faian asa. W.
sn. us aaa anlais AUaasa Fsaae. kVsaaWWa
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4 uerilikl wwk, fit le asS pwtkalsrs aai
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aau mils sawi au
Oak Lawn Stock Farm.
R. W. Carey. Sale-, Ogn.
Ii.p rwr -d lii-.r(
4 stUtHtrA, t.l aad JtBi:i CaTILK.
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RAILR0A LANDS.
Liberal Terms,
Low Prices,
Long Time,
Low Interest.
O. & . ItAILROAU CO'Y,
OFFER T11KIR LANDS FOR SULK UPON THa
following liberal ter us: One tenth ol the prict
in cosh: intorest on the balance at the rate ol seren
por cent, one star alter sale, and each following year
One ttiiith of the principal and Interest on the balance
at the rate of sewn per cent, per annum, iloth pria
cipil and Intorest liable In U. 8. Currency.
A uiscount ot ten per cent, auowea lor casn.
Letters should be addressed to a
PAUL SCnCLZK, Land Agent,
O. A. O. K. R. Co , Port'and, Ogn.
Corbett's Fire Proof Livery
Hack & Feed Stable.
Corner 3d and Vain Streets, Portland, Oregon.
X.. B. MAGOOIT, Prop.
TELEPHONE SO. m.IIaoliS
Nob. 21. 82. S3. 24. 25. 20 & 27.
(SjiLJ-dOrdet
ders for Hacks and Baraan wiuron
.promptly attended to dav or n
C. W. JEFFREY,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
Treats the Diseases cl Domrttlc Animals.
ALL question pertalninf; to the profession, ans
wered by mall, dstoratlng Colt and lUKclinra
a siecialty. Office al tlie Ford k Ellis Livery Stable,
Salem, Oregon
Dundee Mortgage & Trust
Investment Co., Ld.
Capital authorized 1,eoo,ooo
Capital sabscrlard 4,.10M
Head oRice,., 13 Panmurc St., Duadce, Scotland
loe,al Directors la I'orllaad.
DONALD MACLEAY, Em., II. KILL1.N, Kiq
Attorneys,-. Efflnirer A. Dourne.
MONEY TO LEND.
ON IMPROVED KARSIIhO LANDS IN THE
counties ol Uultnonuli. Marlon, Linn and Polk,
Oregon and Washington TtT'ltory. Full lufornutlon
may ho obtained on appli'afion to
lllt.II UCV,U, Atenf,
nvlb . 40HroBIMtrrrl, torntrot Ash.
taTirravirlia Te pjpuUr cough romely rain be
TV lgcUllUdihouKht at all prlnui al Drug btoies.
Commission Merchants.
The folIOHliiK Is a list ef the Comailssloa
MerehantsafllilsCllr. wblrh we publish rer
the benrnt ef ear readers. They are perfect.
It reliable, and any bnalnesa ealrasledite
their rare will receive preaaplalteallehi
GEO RUE I1KRRF.X.
J. J. HASSELL.
HERREN & HASSELL,
(SUCCESSORS TO)
RUBEN BROH. aatt UEBBEV t rAMBAB.
GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
AND DEALERS IN
I BaJM, W60L. sad FI.orB BiGN, rleere
-f aa4 citing Twlars. corrtsiKimltnce and
Conrlrnments toLclu.il. Liberal cash adt am.es made
en uii.sljftimeiiU. I'. O. Hoi .No. IKtf.
I. r. Career Aerth I reat aad U. Mlreeci,
suiltf I'OliTIJtND, OMJOOX,
BIBS0N, CHURCH & CO.,
Shipping and Commission
MERCHANTS
Xertbeaat tenser ef Ash aad fraalk'teets,
PORTLAND, . . . OREGON.
auct.rl
GEO. HOUSTON & CO ,
lLircl'"td tlit clj Ergins Houis, bitwren (!e. I
U.ehS Id's t .resnd ll.lnta 1'l.hu't I inrj
Hable, i.a, r opened a
tiKNEKAL PKODH i: KTOItK
And se nea prrpartd tobiy.Jl Vlnsi of
CVuntsy I rodace.
rCltTRi A C(.I Will. BE MaBK
a srriui.il.
AKIIWCOIUMinvOH THKCOU).TMV WITH
S' AK1I
in
llnr r i
Khgeod. a ill do Kclliosnrs w.eioatu mioe
r srwhtrr. liM tl sll UvJl aill be kddon
hay.d and sold cheap for uh. deelltt
PATENT?:-
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WARRANT
SiX 6 YEARS.
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LANE & BODLEY CO.
MJlt.CKACTVKr.HS ot
Portable and Stationary
STEAM ENGINES,
And Steam ltnllen, ol the best design, materltl aad
wurknunship. Our smaller sizes cstlally adapt d to
Farm and Plantation Usa
Wo mannfacture six sires ot Saw Mills, with capad.
ol from Three to Fifty Thousand Feet icr day, with
Plantation Saw Hill, which we sell lor
e saw senu tor .our suectal ulrculi
$200.
Illuitrateil Catalogues of Machinery seat Free.
LANE ft BODLEM CO., '
a;17 Om John anil Water 8ls Cincinnati.
A. ROBERTS,
....SUCCESSOR TO....
FISHEL & ROBERTS.
Cor, First nnd Alder Sts, Portland, Ore.
THE LEADING
Clothier,
Merchant Tailor,
And Hatter.
OF OREGON,
OunrAntecH to hcII the very
best CLOTHING for lew
Money than tiny other honm
in the state.
Juncltl
Oregon Railway and Naviga
tion Company.
OCEAN DIVISION.
Between Pertlaad anil Hon t'ranelaea.
LtavFlia' Alnssrorth Wharf at mldnU'ht, aa follows:
raoH roaTLANB.
Midnight. Dec
State, Wedi.csdiy , ..lb
Columbia, Tuesday, , Jan 1
Ori'KOn, Sunday... , I)
BUte, Klldav 11
Columbia, Wtdriesdsv , It)
Oreiron, Monday , ,21
IKoa s- rsiKxisco.
in A. M. rvn
Columbia, Wodnesdsy, ,M
Orcicon, Mondsy, SI
SUte, Saturday Jan. t
Columbia, Thursday,. , .10
Ortiron. Tuesdiy IS
SUte, PuiKlay 80
Columbia, KM lay.,.;..S5
SUte, Friday !M
CelnmbU. Wednesday , ,,
Oregon, Tuesday ..Krh
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Orcirou, Wednesday,, ..SO.
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Th reach Tickets sold to all points la tht United
SUUs, Canada sud Kurefw,
RAILROAD DIVISIONS.
Transfer steamer connecting with Allantlo thiiiiesa
leaves Ash btreet wharl, TortUnd, dally, at 1.20 1', B
The r.clnc Linirsi arrttcs at rortland, daily at
:J0 A. M
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CalombU
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C. U. FHEaoOTl,
Maasarsr.
tmr. traiitaaslatau
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ship el Traate.
v. koouu.
A. L. STOKRS,
AsVlhu-ytTrami.
Oun'l Aatat rase, D.
A. L. MAXWJ.LL, Ti'litt Aent
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WlLLIABT aiMARB aV .
Not. 304 ani lo6 West Baltimore Street,,
Baltimore. No. u Fifth Avenue, N. Y.
St Helesliaii
A KoHrdiHe MU0 lly
Bcho-sl
tor ;irls.
riiiiE FiiTiaami vkab ukiiiks ititembek
M. ttholth a ccrw cl l.urtn teailers. Thar.
our IninrKtlon In Knyllsli, Ancient and Modsns
Laaruastes; Voc.l and Isttmuioxal iulo. tmalaa,
raintlDzacdCall.tleniis, The )"i,.Us hoe dally a alt a
is comrany Kith a uwhrr. lor further Information
Addr 1IIM10H MOflrtU, Ktctor; er MIM MARY
V, HOUM.Y, fnncii'a.l, 1-uitL.ad, Oie.oo.
llilinm
Shepherd Dogs for Sale.
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