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Newspaper Page TextL-JraSlttfrqiS1 tnai i THE JrORNEKU IIEBAlil: TUESDAY APRIL 8, 18S0. SCAKKD BT SKULLS. TThy the Indians Keep Away Prom Bellinglinm Ray. Seattle Press. One very noticeable jxruliarity nf the P.ellingliam bay cities is the absence of Indians and Chinamen. The former are seldom seen here and the latter never. Why the Indians avoid this ydace in not known, but some of the ("Swashes said that the native held this part of the State in superstition through an event happening during the Indian war about 18j!. It ran thus: One night during the trouble with the Kivages, ii; certain camp of white settlers were expecting an attack. The whites were informed by a friendly hut half-witted Indian, who had re ceived small sums of money from j the settlers for occasional services ; he had done them. j The white men, lindimr the sav- i ages would tar outnumliertheiu re- j solved to thwart them by strate-! gem, and this is ihe way it was ac- j couiplished : j The Indians on their way to I attack them, would have to "pass I through a thickly wooded ravine that l.iy on the north side of the' Noosack river, known as thei "Devil's pass." Anticipating the! savages' march, the white men concealed themselves in the gorge. I They were armed, and carried j with them six human skulls be- longing to the surgeon of the : party. The whites resolved to play upon the superstition of the red' man, and for that purpose had they ! chosen this dark retreat of which : the Indians had long lieen timid. ! It was 10 o'clock at night (March J 11, ISOtf) when the white settlers' reached the dreaded ravine. They j hurriedlv stationed themselves with their musket commanding the Indian trail, while four of the party lighted pitch torches and inserted them into the skulls after j the 'Mack-olantern" fashion, thus ' giving them a most ghastly ap- !earance. The lighted skulls were stuck up ; across the path the Indians would i have to travel on their way to) attack the camp. The savages came stealing alon-j; in large numbers aliut inidnislit. and seeing the ghoul-like lire-eyed skulls stretching across their ve.-y pathway, they took them tor hu man devils and lied in great fright, never pausing until the camping grounds of the Indians were reach ed. lue whites were saved lv strate- gem, and the Indians have ever since held a supeistitious fear of this section of the conntrv. Valdrn Kulr Bazaar. Julius (iradtvobl has deeided add to his mammoth 8toek OI ! erocKery i na lancr goois a com-, plete line of groceries. He lias en route a large invoice of sugar, and . will keep a complete assortment of choice groceries, and the best of, coffees and teas to be hail in the i market for the Iwnetit of his, enstomers. Mo will also enlarge j his hardware depart.nent. He in- i forms ns that he buys all his goods ! for net cash, which will enable him I to 6ell goodrf as low as any house i in Oregon, and there is no Peed of I peoplo going abroad when they can ! do as well at home, or even better, j Spring Announcement. i Zaches & Son, merchant tailors j uv v j-'v, t i v'('v.ii vv vmi a.'uoi, villi v have just received the largest and finest stock of foreign and domes tic woolens, novelties of their own designs and importations. It will be well for you to call on them and examino their complete line of spiing overcoatings. Buitings, coats ami vests and trouseiings befoie leaving your order as t..ey positive ly guarentee ierfect ut, beet work- j inansnip ami genera: sausiaction at the ver3- lowest pries to be had considering, of course, the material used and the.workmanship. Corsat! Corsets! We make a ppecialtv of ladies and misses line corsets and waistp. We have a drive in a French sateen corset at 75 cent. Extra j To loan on longtime ..u good im good value. . proved farms or city iir-iotrtv. Sami'Kl E. Yocno. Th Homeliest Man In the Willamette Valley, after making a close a-d careful inspec tion of the stock of hardware and tools and the quality of the tin ware carried in block by Matthews fc Washburn, says they cicel all ail other stores in the valley in ' quality and low prices. Those wishing screen door and windows should call on R. I. Vunk, who will put them ;n com plete on short notice. .Shop on corner of Second and Ferrv streets Owing to the change to be made in the shoe Ptore of Krauese A Klein, they will sell goods regard less of cost. Goldendale is to have a new bank, in which Portland capital ists are interested. PAISLEY A Job Printers. Klnet Work. Low Prices ! Astce tor or scotch collib rrr. with a little dip of F.nsllh shepherd. They make the very le?t lrm stuck snJ watch dogs Kor lurther particulars Inquire jA Geo W. Gray, iMntiet. LADIES' UNDERWEAR SeBtlemr Shirts, Children's ( loth lag, and All Ladles Carmrnts asad la ardrr at Ibe JapatieseBaaar store BRICKS VERT LOW. KWOKO WO K?E CO. iSTStore on First Street next tc Spencr & Blsckburns. 1.00 CORDS n r wood for sale la nutntities to sun the pun-baser. Inquire office of Curren & Monteith. CITY RESTAURANT. Ilaving been enlirelyjremo leled, this old and popular restaurant will be made first-class in every respect. The pnblio will be given good meals at all hours for ordv 5 cents. Every thing neat and attraotire. Ovsteri in 17 ttyl. W. . MtQttx, THE MARKETS. AI.BAST QUOTATIONS. Whcat-til Oats 0c Flour $4.25 per bbl ! Potatoes Suc i Eggs 15c ; Butter arc. Lard 1 Hams laji.ie. ' SUoulders ((ftOc. i Macon 10 12c. Haj Timothy, 1C, onts and cheai, j Ap. s-ireen, 100gl.50 per bu. Plu ru Dried, 1(2 c. per B. i Apprs di icd lk-ached iic sundrled J j Chickens $2.50(85 00 I Hides Bef hides, grecr, 4 r, ' i 10 c : deer skins, 20c; sheep pelts. 10g i I 75c, according to wool. Beer g(g'Jic ijross. Mutton fi Oil per head. Tioga ThROc, dressed. Lard Kegs, or 5 gallon tins, 10c, , pails 12e. i CALL OX For information cou.iniirg invc-t-v or si:rriundiri! i mcnts in this ci! countrv. Thty number of line have li-ti'd a lar;e farms, suitable fcr grain, fruit or eto-jk. Thev nuke iuiiile businr.-s and ?I e- , I first-class rrsideuce pro pert ni.l'v ,,l 'I'! a: rents Pr WOCDLE'S Riverside Addition. WALLACE rv : niTnTni7- ; I I VII 1 li The ahove is only a few of the bar gains wo have on our liet. We have vacant lots in all the additions now oii the market, which can be had The best suburban proierto on tiie ' very reasonable, matiet. ga.-den and fruit land . near the city is the very best now on the market, and the prices are lower tnan can be had of any other agent in tht city. A HALF MILLION DOLLARS ! Agents for the Anglo-Nevtda As- surance Corporation, the strongest Fire Insurance Company on the Pacitic Coast. IN i nint1 Curran & Montolth have lots for salo on tl-c iiiHtallment plan, ra"'; inn in "price from ll'o to $1000. L1ATAKRH ClIiEO, health nnd sweet hreath sevured, l.y Shilnh's ratarrh Kemedy. Pri. e ii rents. 'Xxsal Injector free. Sold by Fcihay i Slaon. 1?IUR lame bark, side .,r ehtst, U'c Shil..h'3 ' I'urons I'lastcr. S..li ,y Kohav A Mason. SHILUll S t dl GII and Conauniption Ci is sold by us on a Knarantee. It cu lire Knarantee. It cuies Consumption, sold by Foshay At .Mason. SlIILOM'SVITALIZKHii what you need lor 'or.4tipation, losi( Appetite, Dizzi ness, nd al! sympt m of li.V3.ri.sa. fries to and 75 cents per battle' Kor sale l,v Foshay & Slason, CUOLT, whooping cou,rh and hron -hit! immediately relieved hy .Shilr.h's Cure. V ji sale oy Fosliay i SI isoii. Trr Lutga'i w akwy. SPRINGFIELD SAWIVIILL A. WHEELER, SPRINGFIELD, PROPRIETOR. SPRINGFIELD OREGON JTfAlbany yard and office on Railroad 'between 4ih and 5th strcetsscl A. Wheeler, Albany Manager. laving lumber not excelled in quulity, mu fin Ilitios i:ot surpassed forthe prompt and satisfactory tilllnir or orders. I resr-cctfullv solicit a :n-f of the trade. a. V.'lIEELER THE OLD -AND- RELIABLE ! j List of a few sample bargains fur I sale by thi Real K-ttate Agency of i Burkharl A: Keeney: (iood house and lot on ud street; I fir.n location. Price $'2,000. I rouse and good Ideation. ono lot ou fith streit; Price .1.0i0. lloasc and one lot only two blolks ' from Front street. Price $3,000. CO acres of tino fruit land neir the ' citv; all in cultivation and choice fruit. Trice H)0 per acre. 2 line vacai't lots in the couttr of the city; no better location; a fine bargain. Trice S'J.SOO. :ww nous; .vm ono lot on 4th ; strei-t; splciiu I bargain. Trice House aiui one lot on liakcr street; ! good location. Trice 3:2,000. CO acre-) of land near the city; all in : cultivation; good huil.ungd. Trice .1.'0 per a :re. i GO acru within II miles of the city and every foot in cultivation; good buildings: large orchard; this property will double in value in les than one year. Trice S100 per acre. 2 vacant loti on -4th $io0 earh. street. Trice II..I1S dition. and two I Trice SS.V). It in Klkin.i' AJ lloiirc am! ! tine location. lot on Trica Kllswoith St.; ,.".00. 11 oust; and 1 lot Trice 1.000. on Lvon street. .'JO acres within one mile a ml a halt of the city limits; a grcnt bar gain. Trice 'J." per acre. 120 acres within two miles of the city; all tine fruit land and all in cul tivation. Trice l."S0 per acre. o acres near the city; cood house; all in cultivation. Price .flSOO. To be convinced of ikat (act, all you will have to do is to call at our office and let us show you onr bar gains. We have inency to loan on real es tate at as low rates of interest as can be had anywhere and on the most fa vorable terms. Those who have property to sell should call on us, as we aro advertis ing more iu the Eastern States, and have been doing so for the last live years, than all other agents com bined. BURXHART & KEENEY, It i: A L EST A SE, L O. I Ar INSURANCE AGENTS. ALUANV. ori;c;on ! Following is a partial property we have for sale: A r.civ cottage, fi rooms, I lot: price $U,00. ""Ke . One lot, unimproved, on 5th strce Several tracts of ." and 10 acre lots 1J miles 1 mm Albany; per a-re 300. One lot with two story house on Water street: jnee 5I0OO. Cottaae of 5 rooms, 1 lot, on street; $1500. First Two story house. 2 lots. Chamber- ' lain & Maston's addition; $K."0. A house with fi rooms, C, l-ita in ' F.lkius addition, .S50. j 1 lot on 21 aud Main street-., SfP5C. j Two story house on 4th street, ! S22CO. ! 1 lot on Washington siree ; SS50. j A good stock farm of 1500 a;res. 3 miles from railroad station acre. pir, One farm 3 miles from Shodd, first ciass wheat and fruit land, 140 acres SoOOO. A farm of 825 acres 4 miles from railroad! 30 per acre; can be divided In lota to suit purchaser1). fij!SL !WOO-RE1WXED POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel nf puri:y,trcngth and wholesomeness More economieal thun the ordinar) j kinds, and cjnnot bo eold in comptti lion with multitude of low test, nliorl wciuht alum o: phusph.ite powders'! Sold only in e m, Koyai. Takin' ow. deu Co. Kf. Will! vt.. N. y, Lrwis Ji, ,Joux-(i i: Co., Aecnt. Toi thind, Oregon. ! I'IIVM I 11. UAVIS, M. H. IUVSK1AN AND' sii..mi. t .111 I t Ic iincl at l:is niliie r.Mm ir 'i-.l.n'. 1. 1 .... L L:-. ... . .11 . ......... a "..n, to. snt:i.x. I'uurii Orivon- ri V. hEI.LV, PHYSICIAN ANl cl'K Iteon Allian v. Oroiron. oltice in Pit ret-' new Iiloik. Ollicu luiiirn, from 8 A. M. to 4 1 P. M. A. J. KUSsriKi;. K'iKHlNAHV Sll;. eon. trr:i.l:i;it ol Ontario eterinrv college anil nit-mbir of the Ontario w-tiriu- ary iniiliial WM i. l v, i r. paml to treat the i iliscam-s of all il..nn ti. ilnl aiiinials en i Heientitic principles, oilier at Ann Marshal! a , lirerystal.lv. liesi.lrnre Itli ai.d tab Mfrei-t, APianv, .re:;m. I)-. K. A. .Ml .LISIKK ll'.MKorATllll -IV. , sieian anil Kiirireo'i Has reiii'.ii il fc s ollicc into 'ra..r.is !! k. All calls pi.. ir.pt-1 ly atteiuk.llo. DK (i. A. WHITXKY, PIlYMt lAN AMI mr.'.-.m. (irt.liiatc .'f llillevue IIosim t.il Me.li.-al Colic;.-, .New York city, liinasc nf women ahpc i.iltv. O:lioe in at re-i.k'n't mi Tth htreet lietwe' ii Cabpooia an.l Yino, All.anv iireu-on. .M.J PATuV. PIIYmK'IAN AM) hurceon. Illiiinl.rri.' llloek. Ail.anv. Or. Female ili!.e.tc a sit-ialty. Ciu I e i'oin.'l n the offiee .lav or invlit. ! tIKlilMiS. E. iiik A. lirilUV, atf.n at ti.titjn L'ivt ii to C with .1. V. hit.w. ft! law. ' n of J V WNCA.N A TT HiNEY- T L.WV j an. I n..t:ir inihli.v oTicv in tl.e Stralian oi"c... rooms .. I ..!i. 1. !. It. N. lii.n Kl.l 1:'. .1. w UlO.iin. 1 ) LACK HI K.N. ,M WlillMlT ATTOKNKY AT J Law, All.ani, I'l.;:.. n. II . e inlhll! r.'llow'ii 'I'oiiii-I-. Vill pr.i. ti.-e in all i-onrtf. J if the :nt.-, ari'l v- rM-.-ial attcntioii to all hllsilll'-s ' UOL KltTtiN at Law, All. t IIAHLKSK. A miKNKY I ani', i ir. tillieu in rofini IT. i Ml II, Ko-ti.r'it lll.-l:, over L. K. lilain's 1 St or. T K J . ia WKATIII tloKIi, ATTtllt.SKY AT' 'r.''o:i. otlire in the' Will .rai-tne in nil the j ami tii .e sjivt-ial attention ,iw. Ali.ani. Klinii l:l k. rourlft of Ih.'state, to ail t.lHin. si J AV-:s P Mi:.l. A1TOHXKY AT I.AW ami title exainnii r, All.anv, Dr. Will fra. Ii. i in all he court i l the Hate. Ab- strartrof title (inr.i-lnil on tl.crt n. ti.-c. Ten ears experience . 1)KVKKi-: llufSK, A LISAS' V, UK. ClIAS J t I'feifler, I'r..).. Only lirt-vela-s house in tho city. Lnre Hnin1e rooms f..r 10111-in.-r.-ial mi n. No Chinamen employed in tiie kitchen. General fta-e nllii fo t'onallin. I JIcDonnlil (V Lassoll, j HAUltIl:i-Ui:f Ottr.tJON, i j Are .n p.-.rt.l t ftinn-li first . lasi luinher i in ear loi.l :..tat rulin-j ri -u for the e .in- ini; htx-on. 'lh-y soli. It .-..rrei-'.n.lenee. j ILnini; I'lin hasr-! t';c ; PALACE EAT IMAKKETi Is nrnv prepiiri'd to fnrni-h fiesli nuats of all kinds; lent variety .1 rhmee l.eel,eal,iniitton ' pork iansa-e, etct!. the eity kept eonstontl ' i .i naiiii. : I . j CHEAT MONEY! Wc have made arrangements to mt - j ply money to all on .,, lime at l?n ' rales of interest mi improved farms, I and choice city pi op.ji r. 1 liose who I eoiiteinplate lunldiii brick blocks can I 'r money. Pee ns ! WAi.i.At i: - ccsick. ) -T On good security. City j farxa 2. STEELE. OHKCiOX A LP. ANY lire Dr. I:. K. Wntloi- f.f Ewj Oregon. b;is three t.uro bred Clydesdale utallif-ns and two Ham bletotiian etallions that lie offers f .r sale for cash or 011 time. Writ to hi 111 fur particulars ami pedigree Tinware warranted not to rust at Maitliaws Wasbburn'a. I 1 llTIt ( hllll rinitrn , N M M Jiiin w I Nil It IVilmi,,,,." ' a. i m ji and SEATTlvBS I Mielity erowth the last ten years without a parallel. No one can now prosperity that the years of tho future And her scenic shore hues on lakes and sound, nature been so lavish in her gitts as to make the Worlds Last Great City. liiimc, on her seven hills, was as coti.:u to stattiu's snow crowi.od Olym p;cs on the north and west Cascades c.n the axt and south, and from those mighty bulwarks of nealth, energy iuspiratioii iviug, there arises the mighty Mount Kanier, a-w-a-v aboTe every competitor u the Tacitie, rtmindin? one of SEATTLE. THE At the base, which, in another icore I .If.. !. I.:i: . !. IV. 1 i i ii. iii voc 1 111.111k.-. mo wuriu s laiuocc 1 THEWASSOiVl ADDITION -TO bEATTLE- JUST PUT ON Lots $200 and upwards. Will taken off the market in 30 Bays, Some of its ('very lot in full view of Mount Hanier and Lake Washington; on railroad; ; at depot; adjoining Ravenna Park; an electric railway as soon as can he coin-' picti-il to it; half dozen line residences already under contract on addition; a I 525,00 female college to be opened September, lS'JO. Wi'.hont doubt the WASSOM'S Is th jilaee'where people of money, flense ond refincmeutj will make1 their j homes, and why? Recaiise the college, the mineral springs, Ravenna Park, j the view of Mount Ranier, (which is grander here than anywhere cle on Pn get Sound) if for no other reason, would make it most desirabl-.tj fl'T I In Seattle a mighty city is building. Take hold of the best'while you have a chance at at lowest prices. J TO THE PIONEER A WORD: Why did you cross the plains.? Why did yon take your life and that o others in vour hands and come to iho Coast i What pen can write the history ? You have conquered this 'and, made the growth of j;reat cities ini-1 c perativc aud tho amassing of colots.il fortunes, almost in a ay, possible. ' 1 . . . ... : me iiani' uv....i.n v. j-.u, ... . . i . .i.n. i ........ . , n .ii Now. by the investment ot a tew thousand, or nunarvii aouars, you may rrp ' the ableiit hnanciere ot Europe anil America are investing irrnuoaAius, millions, in Scatte. W ill you not invest? our chance is IS uw . ocizc ic. t I I have a f0 aero tract, an SO and two 40 ,' rine for platting, any one of which will I ..' - V " .!. i:. .i I4UV OU1CK. 1 can V uwpiie.iie mem. Kev. .1. It. Kirkpatnck is among Addition in Oregon. Call on him at ncc. I will be in Albany in a few days and will remain only a day. I would bp .dad to meet vou personally and uree you to join us in the material up building of Seattle, the Queen City of aii'l call at room neattie iiCK, ai yon tho city. W, -W". BECK, M CCESiHOKS TO lit ISS .t City Drug Store, j Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, FaDcy and Toilet Articles Sponges, Brushes, Perfumery, School and Artists' Supplie. Phyician' prtsoriptions carefully compounded. First Street, Albany, Oregon. into one of the world's treat cities is portray her resources or the eontirued will pour into her Neer hai the hand of QUEEN CITY. of vears. will pass in oi.ulAtinn r.vr 1 ' I ocean. ;v?.i i t'.jw-n. THE MAESET P.flJ A dvantages: ADDITION i l 1 II I ..m, . t . i w. i.rvaipHi iTfiriiiirai.ii.iiv- jv... . . - ri v r- ! acre tracts. Only a few left cheap; : make you a fortune in a short time. , mm . ; " . you and tho sole aRent tor assom a tho l'acilic. When in Seattle be sure ncre a iu j.ic.uic ,u , HO J rROrRIETOKB OF ! FIRST NATIONAL BANK j r-KESlDKNT L. II.IN.N. j ViCE I'KKSIKKNT S. i:. VoI Ni:. CASniER B. Laxupox. TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BlSiAESS. S. E. Yonso, L. Klisx L. K. Vlain, K. F. So. K. W. l..irf.s Cashier. COWAN RALSTON m (l AMlFlIK' Albany, j - Oregon TraiiMi-U a rueral banking buii.. ii3. Draw tiKlit drafts on New York. n fra, lsoo and I'ortUuil, ' r. Lmui mouey on arovel gecuritr. Keccive drposita aubject to check. Collections entruateil to iu mil rctciv pr mint attention BANK OF OREGON, ALIJAXY, OUKGOX. (' I PITA I K50.000 lrrolilrul. Vlrr I'res.. t aohlrr . . H. BltYAtT .11. r. HI.KKILU ...J IV V. ULtl.. DIHECTOns: II. r.KTAXT. .1. W. ISI..U.V, ('to. 1!cmi'iii:kt. H. Stf.waii-i. E. J. Lax.mxc, II. V. MtKitiLi.. Sight exchange ant telegraphic trans.'cr bonelit and sold ou Xcw York, San Francisco and Portland, Orf gon. rs'Coliecfious made on fa orable terms. INSUK NCE CO. OK Albany Oregon ll'ITAL hISfKIi. IAIU IP CAI'ITAL 50ll.XK StVJ.tioo. OFFICERS. i President W. F. Read. ! Vice-President J. O. Writsinan. I Treasurer J. h. Cowan. Seeretarv .1. K. Elderkir.. DIliECTOItS. it. b. Mralian, J. L. Cowan, .1. , O. Writsman, t.. F. rjimpEon, V F. Read, .1. K. Weatlieiford, L. L. Foley, .Io!m Rnrnett ond M. Sternberg. Safe, Souua, uonservative A Square Company, , Managed by Square Men, I Patronized by Square People i FarsonizQ Homo Eaterprisa MINE IGAKS-lMPOi:TEt. IGAKS-lMPOi:TEt. MY WLVT . and Ilnmestin, mil. raving tin- celcl. rated ' rTor de Matiri.I. itnllaa, Conuuerors and 1 other choice brands in the Wells, laro and I Western Union Tekvrs.li onire I uU lii . r iteii;ernier tne ia.-e FOR SALE ltY ALIDRUGGISTS. ' '"Some months aso ' Kmircliascd a I box of Dr. J. P. Gill's Catarrh Cure for I my own use. but finding my nephew, j C. A. McMaban. needing mh Ii lncdi. , I cine I let him have mv hov of metii- ine. lie now f-ends for three more ! : , I loYCA fi:lVlllr II 14 1 111 lll'ST 1l,in.r for ... - ...u lrieno.s 1 cot another box to life in i my case, ond cheerfully recommend it toothers (Sianed). JOHN" MfMAHAX, Ex-County Commissioner Lane Co. Orerron. Sprincfield. Lane countv. Oree-nn. I'rof J. W. .Johnson . ores id ci. nf I ho State univeriiiiy, says it cured him ol ! a coiiffu nucr iw, other prescript iotir had failed. Likewise two of his little L'irlsHRrd it to cure tlieircoii-lis. Mrs Mark Bailey, wife of Vrof llailev sent it to Trof Johnso", and recoiii mends it to all who suffer from colds! and coil ah s. For ccufht it acts like a chatni, and can be iimaled into the pipes or pasautres, where .- other cough cures can reach TAKE TIIE CAB FROM VI III I RATES: To any part ol the city, 50 cents. For calling, first hour f 1.50, each subsequent hour $1. Stand in front of S. E. Young' ami W. F. Head's stores. SCHMEEK'S STABLES OveriiiyJ to mikim VIA 1'ACIFtC .SOfTHERX Oo.vrANY'n THE MOUNT btiASTA "0UTE. Time Jvuvecn r.ntl an lranrlr AIIi.iiiv 35 35 Cilil.irn' j i ircS!i trains run dailv Utitll lain! anil Sill Fram:im I NOCIU 4:00 p B1..I.V.., b:ls p m.. .-... i'Ao a in.. Ar I'-rtlaii J Ar. . In:.', mat Allny I.r.. t::45am S. 1 ram ;... L-. .. 7-tji,m Loral Vans. Iraln ir.Uy- (lj. tuilt VwP D'-Vv Ai,ra"J l.r..ll:litu. J.40 ,. ijlne . . Lr.. 9am Lebanvn l;raueb.J :.P r7LT7AflSn r. Ar FJnu. ?? p r iA.iau.iia : . i.;-.: 2 . ;k a in. t.-ii a in. " ' l-t l.t)(,j, i .. H Lv....AiUy Ar.. 4 -tpxa - i-. ... ... . . jii TL'LLMAX IU:FFCTSLKKI'EKs. TOURIST si.KKMXt; CARS, Fr acc-oB,niodat;on rl .-e.tir..l Class IV, ejM anaihcl to 1-M r, Jralns. ith all the rular trams n the cast ele nwoi. fr,m font of I sirwt. I'otrlaed. Between 1'oitland and Coivallin. Mail Train Baity - 'iept Sunily .:.0 i:i..Li. ...P..-lani . lL':-5pr.i..Ar f:nsi,. -v p. m. L-. l.io p. i At Aibar.y an. I t orvallii coi 1;tet trams of ir.-nn PaciiieKailrcail. wilt. LxpresH M p in. . ts:00 p m . Train Itnily (Ex.xpt buii-iay) l.v I-ort!ai;.l . Ar.. Ar -M(Sliimui;e.i.v'." P.COiiii III THROUGH TICKETS ioAi: Points. SOUTH AND EAST Via California. '"''ii il,f0lnia',a rcsardi. rate, K. hor.lll Kl:. K. 1. K(k;ki:s. " Manager An-t. c. I. tt P A BL7 niiiiMXi! Overland Kont Trains fcrtheU-.stl.-aic I'.-rtland at 7 t. w il)d y;00 r. l. da:iy. TICKETS " :,,,J ,r"m r-riii-i A -Jl-UX O H.ims in I nltedMatrt, Canada and Kur.'ic PULLMAN PALACE CAR SLLtFERS. rre- Coknivt Sleeuair Cars Bnn Thrercb. ci Ez -ress Trains OMAHA, ' COUNCIL BLl'I-TS KANSAS CITY, CHICAGO AND T. I.orit. i:irnnl Sew Iininsr.r Xiu batiur, Cce Ci niKcticin it Portland for Saa Fran ! o an.i P-.ij.-tt Soiind i!.ts. "-r further parti, niars i.-iqn.rc . I Curaan Kiidiiv f each wl;. i-. :. f;AW LINGS. nJ l.cial Agent. - '. s. Mii.ir.t:. (.eicral Traflir Mancsrr. .i. u t:. -. i. A. RAILROAD. Oregon DeYelopmentCos Steamship Line i liA ANT. 22 Hours Less Time. Than l t.i.v ethi r roiitt.: Ai-ccii;(n!.m:,tis -.it...;ip.-.ss,i for . . r.u". rt and -.Cet i . t ar. ai:,i ii ci.-l.ts ia Y a-uica and :he ur.-.-.i I't-to .. n:. nt nmparna ktean .hi; .. imi-h le. tl.at Ly any i.-.iuV rente! " K:i.t in li e Ui::i ttr Vsjlev nd Si. I-ranc:.-e-.-. Sailing datks. H!OM YAQflSA. Willamette aliiy Willamette Y'alli v Willamette Yalli v .. Mar. h Mil " icth "".til rROM SAXrsANdtCO Willamette Va.Iev M .reli l-'th Willamette Valley ; Wilianiette Vailev .'. .K The company reserve the riiht t el.ai,? tearnera or fcuiiioj dales. C. H. llAIWF.LL. JR.. C.n K. X- 1 A. nr j tot .Montir- nier) M.-n.t, !mii Kraiiei,-o,'( al. VAII.T rAKSrXGPR 1 RAINS. Kxee't .Snn.laie.) L Vaiinna C:l." a m Lv Allanv l-.'O r Cnailis I'f.-.it a M j " C.-naiiis 1-JOrn Ar Alirany 11:10 A M ! Ar Va.(uina f.-V) r. O. K C. trains ernne-t i.t A.lii. ar.d ".. SI IIoao. t. Hooi r, Cemral Slanatet. A. to;,- O. r Si F. is;eiit lrvallis, r.p SCKMEER'S Livery. Feed & Sale .stable Corner Sfo.mil m-d K'irih .cm . r -i-'--'l-' 1 OllEGOy Horsw BOAUi.sn hy the dav or month Car na;-,-s or hnu-.-ie, 2;i rea.Nnr.fil.1. t..m.. vilnl KOSHAV .S: MASON, Whclrsalc and i;.:,.l Dni2gisls Booksellers i I .i.W, 1 H. brownsvilleT Heal ji state nnd lyst'HAXCi; A CEXf I t'ontrarlor ami liuililer. riinK UXUERSIGN'RD HAVING I.OCATKI) 1 in Allanv srlicits latrenasrc fiom ci nd country. Will contract to l.tiild l.ri.ls, liarns, and all manner of ilw. Iluig- lioinios, inrlii.lin Oueen Anne. Fjistlakc snd Klirii. bethian at vies of building. Will fu'iiish .lns and speifitions free of eliarves. f-stis tla t srsnt4. c, OAfisjfifc. j THE I apa Soote ! i i -. uiwm PACIFIC an: I. II i-r