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T5W ADYBKTBI3IBST&
NEW ADTEKTlSE3rENTS.
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OI1NISIUI, DIIUIOTOHY.
riMtrxa CunrLAjrt. PrwHdent
Tho. r. batawi Secretary of fKatr.
CH a. . Paimch ii4, Secretory of Trenanrjr
W. TV Vim Seeretorr of tbo Interior.
Wx. a Estdioott Seen-tary of War.
V. c. WMrmT Neereury of Savy.
1). M. UlCKimw Pout Mauler Wnefa .
A. H.Oarlakk Attorney General
Mokkiov 11. Waitb CUIef Joll
IHU f Ortgee.
JiH.HL-::::: u- "nM""
HlMOBK HKJiaAXX . Congreeamnn
Tl.vjnr. Pamiorjcfc- A- Governor.
Giw. W Mf Biuua Heci-stary of Mtat.
OiM'. Wkh Htw Treastw-i
K. R. Mi Ktnor rJupt. l"b. Instruction
rMAXK (' Bakkk BUte I'rHifr
I.H. HTXABAX- )
WK. r. I,mn V.jtrne
w. w. iaym .;
Thlr4 J4IW JlWrltl.
H. I. nnvat Judire
0K. W.Bt ProeotlBg Attornej
XrW Oemtf.
M f.. (IIAHF.KHII'l
J. A lci-mr V 8tl Benatoi
J )i, lumii )
I.T. UKMiO ....
X). J. I'KllI.I?TOJ..
H. IMYMAN ..
Ref)fMNBUUIVM
A. M. I-Ami,l.TT.
W. II. I'OLVKH
C. r. Htau
U.K. I'aUmAM...
QMOkur. Ma (ik
JDMM MMTU
Clerk.
Deputy dork.
jinnn,
JJl. OtollUw ...-Deputf- Sheriff.
Ai-tirnT OiNiT . Traaaurer.
T. t
. HIIAW
-County Judge
(Mo. P. TttKltKl.l 1
AftKRr Vakkkk
UBOMOK A. PKKIII .
IiMIK NlDtoil ..
. OoinmUwUtow
Hcbool Supi
Hurveyor
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. LiTCttrici.fi Jtbeep Imtpcctor
City r Seta.
J. J. Mrnrrr -
A. II. Mt in ll Wnrd .
!, W i i.i.i am irtWitrd
ami, cvti.i.iNii stud Ward
'. I.ArR2ml Ward .
.lAl'MiifniHiil Ward
W. W. Hkimnkr nl Ward...
Naa, IMwm 1th Ward
I). N. JIutton li Ward
.1. HTHJCNI.KK .
JAMM IUjHH
W. T. IIki.
.Mayor
UOUDClllIH'll
4
..KacoriliT
.. Mnmlial
'J'reaauiiir.
(llcri. (1. HiNdiiAM Altirni-v
J. (J. TlloMIWON Hiip'torHtrtH-U.
0. N. l'HUIM'llll.1. . Chief ISngliievrH. 1'. I).
I' K. UMrrni
JAM WAI.TOI . I! H. ('oinilllMlimi'r.
JoMl'H Al.HHUt.Jilsuml Murvlro uiwurxir
Ni:iV AIM'HUTISIIMIi.VI'R,
II. K. Dl'llolH.
Jok Dullom
Dubois brothers,
rrojirietont
FREE J3US.
SampU Roomi for Commercial Trnvelurs,
l'hMtt tt to K r iuy.
H.M.IUI,
OltlKKl.V.
REFEREE'S SALE,
HTATItllPllltlOlMIN, l
1UHT W 11AMIOK,-
Vl rTIOK IH 1 1 KllKH Y 111 V KN Tl I AT II Y
inur iu a iiwroo hi iiariliioii nml
order iiral tUrvil In I
I I III! tlllY
ult nmrl of
IHll ItOUIItV.
the tu of Oregon for MiiIIiiouihIi nmiity
on the lflth dad' of Jutw. lien, and an nnien
, and an ninrit
dalory daeMrUHeluvntin'd In Mild eourt
on tltn
TwanHem day of September, 1887,
lu Um Wkrtillon null or Amanda l'lluiii'l
al.. -.J. H. Muillli .'l Hi. wlicnihl II W
ordered tual llu- xnilli t imtirtcr of
Murk e In IIoIk ru uddlllou to till' city of
imnni, MRrinii imiiii,'inaoii, will, mc
other real imiiirli In'limgliui u tlieratale
of John Hmllli, il.iiww.1. lit, add Now,
Ihererlirf, Iu Miiii.Mif will il'm andaald
MMtendiiifiil lln-rrlu, I llw iimtfmlguiHl,
wIh.wm. iluh anltilel 1 1) aaldnHirTaaa
reierexlowllwld rval iiruaTty(wlllonTua
day. tin' aut di of Ma) , INKS, nt the hour
if HI oVkM'k a in , itl theiiHirt Iioum-door,
lu MaNuii eouuly , urvgoii, mII the awuve
iha Bribed real Mlale at imtdle auiHkm to
the hlgtHMl bidder, ror eaab, lu MMuaiWw
la
aam wvnvanuauienanirui inervut.
V. it. lUrrKWTY,
STHINIIH BI.0SSI.ll,
-I1KAIJIM I-
STOVES, RANGES,
Til ud I'tipjirr Wirt,
130 Stat St, .). -.- SAL CM, OR.
Kiamjiw mr No. cwk mo, nuu.
A iMoteltv Ma
t wiuO ar yuHayi.
Cash Grocery Store,
M . IltlNO, ft
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WftM laai BiV lr v -"- -
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JgM fMlv4 a taMrtM ill
KvOiWii-ltJtif
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r law nrwtkm alESa a..
la SffMiSr iRw M?wSt
JOiiK KKMUIT, TKt
tA, vUtMIUMW. aim., .
faofolu Motel
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I , XinV AVKHTlSIgII is.
THE FOLLOWING
List of Property
-BY
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OREGON 1 1 LAND j ! COMPANY
a"aaa a a a a a a
c a a s g a a a a a a
L arM, 8 )Blla eaatof (Mlverloti; tlOtn.
1 MO mm oaa half In coHlraUoo, iiimU
orcfiirtt! ).
J. X9 aero, llfftorw In colvtlon,5 mltej
office; P5i30.
1. 0 acrwa, 810 ewa In coltlvaUon, good
Irtilldltifa, MO ier aero.
k M acn. U acre In cultivation, mU
hoiur, f 1000.
6.
Sold.
7. HO ariwi, iMJfoa lp Hvtl2".im1
hoiuw, 18 mllee from Salem; I10U0; one
halfcaab.
K. 7Oaereii1a0OBcre8 In cultivation, remain-
rliarU, mllea from railroad; fffiOO.
V.
Sold.
ai.'iOO mncrea, 180 acrea In cultivation,
two orchard, 8 inllai from rtelcm.
hfeatl-'i'J"-7& aero, HWacrwi In cultivation,
1jT Iwlaneo light timber, mile from
Hulein.
12.
Sold.
M. 7-i acre. iWO Bcru In cultivation,
one lialf mile from teml)oat land-
II. tn'M'iwr acre, 180 acre, good liotwe.7
rMnii, good Uu-n, one lialf mile from
KteaiiiboHt landing.
.Sold.
16. no per acre, 880 acre, good houiio and
barn.
17. (H acre. 3 mllca from Salem, tflb ier
acre, OB acre In cultivation.
R Hold.
IB. 380 acre. JllTO, nil cultivated, line
building.
90. !V0 acre, 170 acre In culllVHtlon, gooil
orcnaru ami uuiiiiing, ru
Sold.
a Hold.
ax. K'Jhohw.hII cultivated; W).
31. 1 cmm mid lot on Commercial St.; feOU.
Sold.
!). aAliiorw.lWHcreMcuUtVHleil, liMO limine,
tree, HM ihwoIi treen, ftm ieflr tlitw,
3nuvreof Iiow,kh1 blilldlngH; S10.UU0.
" Sold.
'X. SO Here, imo Imir 111 culllVHtlon, fcM.
'Al. llniiMt mid lot lu KhIhih; ".).
ftl. IIiiiimi and lot lu Halem; (M0.
SI. ()iure of Irult land, Simile from Sii-
leui; WUperMVie.
XL ll'l lot lu Klher I'hIU city; tfft eticli.
IB. lniMintM, IW In cnllhulliin.lW per Here.
81. Ml acre, lftO In iMilttVKtlim, gooil Iiih
)nieiiieui; iu.m.
Sold.
WlUulrawn.
.
87. 10 acre ot fill It tend, IX mile fromS
lein; a
8k. 3M acre, 1W mile from llrowiwvllle,
iu nam in euuivaiion, gouti liiiuu
Ing, CHleraere.
tat. &7aerea, all oultlvated, with btilldlivgw,
H; mile from Malem; WPOU.
W. A) avre adjoining Halem town lte; eUOX
II. 30 acre eultlviitvtl In ml, with building,
I mile from Halem; KttU
13. US aere oulllatel land, without
building, ouv hi llu from Halem iwt
otttiw; IUB0,
ill. IMVi aermoue mile from Halem; 8138 per
More,
H. ill acre, 1W mile from Halem, one naif
iu eulUvaUou; 85i
Jo, lint on cilial Htreei, at from 1100 to
OUOaach.
W, ) acrea, 9 mile from Halem; IITS per
axira.
17. 87 aoreaall In a good tale of culttva-
THE OREGON LAND COMPANY
Ar inlying aud wiling Heal I-hiiu,i.h,I;h '.' t.,ke i1u-uki in shrvrlng buyer any lmP
wrty iu the above lUt, umve lu
Bank Block, Three Doors South of 1st National Bank,
CALIFORNIA! the Land of Discoveries.
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MwklM, MkUting.
RMrtHMIMKin
A. "f L. U
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?&,2t,ia.tesa2s.5irtt sKi.rHSscs
gMtWtexffirS
u .u j, i - . . IF ..--.
Cftilifornin Cat-R-Cure
Smns&Sff-!i:
MKCOMMItKWtD
TAITAIX IMAIU4M I
IIIMIIV .(V.u, V
rHMii
ffia WVyH" rWM,nMK anjr
Mi4l with ( (lrk iur ivmily
Ami IMUI iVilltinl. I' AT 11-1 -I 'UV TJL,
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HOMi AND Ul'ARANTKKU HY
D. W. MATTHEWS & COMPANY,
ioti State St., Salem, ok.
SNELl, HEITSHU & W00DARD, Wholesale Depot,
is Offered For Sale
T1IB-
Ts" '
a T esaaaaaag
;ggsaga
. 18 acrea fruit land, IK mile from Salem
8HJQ.
It. 80 acres cultivated land, IH fm
Salem; tBSOa
00. 10 acre, 1H "" from SaJem, all cultl-
vnlea, with building, 89000.
8L 12 acre fruit land, lj mile from Salem,
1880.
62, 00 acre, 2 acre In cultivation, house
and barn,37U.
S. tlSflOO 530 acre, SOOacres in cultivation,
good house, barn and orchard.
H, 30 acre of fruit bind, i mile from 811
lem; 8600.
M. 830 acres, IK) acre In cultivation; 88000.
68. 117 acre, 30 acre lu cultivation, 8131H.
67. 10 aero of fruit land, 1J mile from Ha
lem; 8300.
Withdrawn.
60. $12JK) per acre, 130 acre.
GO. 6 acre of fruit land, )f miles from Sa
lem; $1M.
01. 888 acre, all cultivated; 110,000.
81 SO acre, J3SO0, 70 ncre in cultivation,
Kood house and barn.
63. 2 acre or fruit bind, i mile from Sa
lem; W5.
01. Saw mill and grist mill; 81000.
65. 100 acres, 80 acres In cultivation; 8wa
68. lacrcoffrultland, 1 mile from Salem;
iu.
07. 100ncre, 8 miles from Sllverton; IWO.
88. 36 acre of fruit land, Inutile from Kn-
lem; TM).
88. Whcio, mile from Salem, nil culll
Htwl; ffJUO.
70. 130 itcre. near Mclmnm, CO acre cult 1-
vHlwl, Iioubo, uarn, orcnaru, ota; ksbu.
71. 16 acre, near Atimsvllle, 2 acrea In ber-
rlo, KM fruit tree, good tiullilVs; J1AU.
71 laoacre; W.
78. 70 acre, with bulldlngH; S1300.
71. 80 Kcron, house mid orchard; 8600.
75. U) acre, 1() ncre lu gmm, buildings,
WO per ncro.
70. 100 ncre, orclmrd and building; jaooo.
" Sold.
74 Sold.
7U. a) ncriw, ndloluliiK Siilom, 11 lotH laid
iillj JlO.tXK).
W. 310 ucrus, ISO ncre cultiviitcd; SCOOO.
81. 012 ncre, liulldlnKS tind KiO ncro cultl
utcd; S12 per ncre.
m. 0IX ucriw, cultivated; S1000.
h8. '.'0 ucriw of fruit land, lJ mlleH from Sa
lem; SHX).
SI. 00 ncre, orchard nml building, J700.
KB, HIS ncrw, UTO acrtw cultivated, orchard
HndbiilldliiKM.SU'ilO.
SH. 11) acre, M ucriw cultlMitod, orclmrd
unit Imlldlnir; Slut).
87. aSiUTiw of fruit laud, mile from Sa
lem; J7fi0.
W. 3A0 acre, 10 acre cultivated, building;
gfckU!
m. 61 acre, 0 mlleH fixuu Salem; S10.
CO. SUftacrex, 10oeultlatol; 81000.
01. Hotel lu Sublimity.
W. Sloie building in Aumvllle.
MB. 337 acre, 80 acre cultlvateil; tOUOO.
81. Huiweaud lot on Commercial t.; 8M0U.
116, 30 acre, all cultivated, IK uiIIch from
Kalem; 8800.
W. 30 acre, 4 mile from rialcin, lioute,
Iwirn, dry limine, and large orchard;
8HW0.
87. 10 acrea, l4 mile from Hulciu, with
limine; ttm.
m. 10 arrea, IU mile from Salem, with
large orchard; 8M0.
W. 10 acre of fruit land, 1 mile from Sa
lem; Wtt
100, WOO acre imitroved tknn at from 810
to 180 per acre; known a the Aukeiiy
farui.
We bave, also, all the Hootch cuuipany's
nriw lur mie. iw iiik iiu u naer lure-
s&vssmxs
ATAKH
QROYHUvi,
h do not get bMMrt H. ... .
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hal ntflk, - li.: - TT -T:
wou.taalcJI
navvnuuki
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OLD FOLKS' HABITS.
6TEADY WORK, AN EVEN PULSE AND
REGULAR LIVES
Poor Richard' "Early to bed and early to
rle," etc., never had a better Illustration
than The Globe's old people have given it.
v,.tnnlv have the farmers and their wives
been early rfeers, but nearly all who have fol
lowed other occupations have been also. If
observance of Franklin's maxim has had any
' predominant effect conducive to longevity,
I the fact we have jut stated strikes a bard
blow at the theory of some physicians, who
I claim that man should not go abroad in lue
luurumg until the sun ha bean up long
enough to d4sipate the noxious vapors which
have risen from and overhang the earth's
surface during the night
So mai ked were the instances of early ris
ing and retiring that The Globe made' a list
of persons who may be said to represent the
extremists of at least the first line of the
maxim, and found that out of about 2,000
persons whose habits of life were intelligent
ly set forth in the blanks 330 men have been
through life in the habit of lying abed not
later than 5:80 o'clock in the morning, while
828 women always have risen before 0 a. m.,
most of whom still continue to do so. These
are the people who were trained from youth
to get a grip on the day's work Uiatilid not
loosen until it was done; who cleareil our
forests, built our roads, founded our- towns,
established our school system, and from the
native richness of their country homes sent
Into the world the sturdy young men, the
rosy cheeked young women, with whoso in
flux the town became the city, the city a
metropolis, and a profitable market w as cre
ated for the products of tho farms they had
left, and the money made in inercan.Uk life
went back to the tillers of the soil and our
inland commerce came into being.
One correspondent, writing from New
market, N. H., gives a good idea of tho cir
cumstances of some of tho old peoplo ho has
pwn, and advances one or two ideas not un
supported by medical opinion. Ho sn3-s: "I
could extend names almost indefinitely of
men all around here living on an abundance
of plain food, hard workers, no liquors, regu
lar in their habits, who never die from dis
ease, but only as old age takes them off. I
include regular church attendance, becauso
I believe that to be an imiiortalit matter as
giving peace of mind, contentment and hope
all favorable to longevity. On the other
hand, I could furnish u largo list of persons
who, other things being favorablo, have
killed themselves with liquor, cider, irregu
larity in eating, working and sleeping; somo
living to good ago but always sickly. Men
mil women living in tho neighborhood, who
have lioen temperate in all things, nover die,
if thoy oscniK) consumption, except from
pneumonia or other acuto disease. Almost
oery farmhouse that has remained in the
samo family for a century will bo a homo for
tureo or four generations, all living together,
oxtremes meeting excellent company for
each othertiiid tho happiest families that can
be found. Uo danger of ilhal lovo and rov-
erenco dying out in such families as tlieso.''
"There is one point which I hnvo tried to
bring out iu this canvass among tho old
peoplo," writes another correspondent, "and
that is tho eirect of tobacco on tho health.
If this point has lwen ns carefully considered
by other correbiiondents and with tho same
results, it nlleviatos the fears whicli many
may entertain about nicotine mid the cur
tailment of life by tho uso of tobacco.
Among tho very oldest of tho people inter
viewed, between 00 and 100, tho men have
been addicted to tho uso of tobacco, in the
mnjoriry of cases, since an early age."
Hut our returns fail to show that any con
siderable number of tho old peoplo over made
habitual use of liquor through life; and it
must lie borne in mind that the Medford rum
of our grandfathers nnd other liquors in use
half a oentury ago w ere w ithout doubt purei
ulid better than luneteen-tw eutieths of thf
liquor sold today. One hundred and fifty ol
the old gentlemen say positively that the)
never used liquor or tolweco in any form, 16
eonfs to the ue of liquor only, 11 to th
iweof tobacco only, while 54 niltnit having
made habitual use of both liquor and to
liacco, though instance of immoderate use
of liquor are very rare We cannot thinl
tli figures accurate, as it is doubtful if tl,t.
subject was thoroughly
nanvnodAil I..- 1. i.
?t rLz? tzss. w-. .-
T"""- """ "ui iiuniuor oi tut
women made liahitual use ot liquor and to
Imceo. It U curkNM to note, hy the way, thai
many of (lie men who used liquor only in
wrlylifo ceased usIur it entirely, while oi
Um men who used liquor and tobacco nearly
all who duwanletl liquor clung to the tobacco
lialrit Cider, forty-four men say, they have
drank for yr, but the street of lianl ehter
iiii the constitution oaunotUi l.mi r..
Th Olobe's ttgure uuUl some of Hie fanuen
that had uothiug to ay on the subject are
heard from.
The tUUe of women n ho made habitual
u of liquor or tobacco are more Incomplete
thau of the men. Only three wr xnn,,o. ..,
lay that they had twed nufT-whloh mut be
a Tery nnall proimrtiou of the correct nuuj-her-!
eleven admit having mokeil, which
imMMrtiou. too, must be tmalL
rj exception o few a to be not worth
recording numericJly, the old people upon
UU have had three wU a dayat C
lr hours, of wbsUutial foal through their
Uv; ami, h hat i more mteretiug. idue
tenth of tbeuiUU continue to eat hoartilv
- w.. wr; uu ii w h nyrienic
Jaw that three light meal OaywUui
for elderly p,ae in health than one hearv
ove, awl our old people, of couwe, artf rimuly
foUowiHs the dictate vt nature, whU.it the
awte time they prove the truth of her teach
tag Tea and coffee, too, they u-e, one or
the other, but tunat of them hntli wi.h .,
iwottoom. Some have telei
m hw -r Tiviige ute in life, but
not WMMtgfc, we may mf,,, to ut yl '
wy of the italeaHwt that nearly all of
the bare been tea aud coffee dnnkcra.
Of xetartan hut nine are mentioned, fl
men awl four womeu. Twj women eat nc
eMvhlM,oue eah, none that grow abov,
Crouud, on mmi Bah and one eats nomaaL
To enm ng. their table hahite, our ocoaW
rhuwwawhoi have eaten and drank 1Z1
wlau thereat of the family h TTLHZ
Mdinoldace. --v-w
Bererei inelaiw of the "mUkcwr"nrere-
canted HuanUlk contain very UttlefaitT
H; ai the reMdjr cojgTiruTtaTfn
ItaMt eactoelvelr Jnay. .jj.
iMCth i. loet by the natural pr,.vofdT
geMioB. a4 the mridu tutiriment gauied hv
ttaafurnHaag th.rtrh ith what it can
tngeat wtth UtUr cff.vrt got mu. U KiJ
MN n the .yrt-u. and, M
flop wmmx
vvrt i.i u.u returulug to th. 4a-
woHMiat tnUlT and
beaaufftlty iUejatrate the chteabtry
of th
mm iwj umm em,
"AJMfflTADDRESSBS.
The candidates on the Marion county
republfcan ticket will P
the political issues of the day t'""
ImrUmes and places, and iI? '
nte opposing candidates to participate In
the dlHiusslen:
j enersuu, """"-v, ! in o'clock.
Turner. Tuesday, May 23, 10o ciocau
Howell
oclocK
Stherton.FridyIay2-j1o;clock.
Ml. Angel, turdjy. MK2oWocfc
Hubbard, Tuesday, '"&? J,Cfc0Ck
Aurora. Tuesday, -May 28 o cloc k- .
HutteUlle, Wednesday, May 80. 10 o clock.
nmmrw.Wnetay,MBn
St. raid, Thursday, J'fwl
Sa,em.Sa..,day,We2,Udock,OTi
Chairman Itepubllcan Co. Central Com.
TO THE EAtfSTl
Shortest Route I t, .
Fastest Time I r'
llest Accommodations!
lowest Bates I
jjj- Apply for Information to r
VIIIy. H. PARRY,
Capital Journal Office, balem.
NOTICE OF PAYMENT
All persons holding warrants against
Marlon county endors-ed by tho treasurer
are hereby notified to present tho samp roi
payment, as theio is money on hand for
that purpose, and no further interest will
tapAdouthcin. ATJGUSTGIESYi,
County Treasurer,
Dated April Srd.lSSS,-
THE YAQUINA ROUTE.
v niftimri
11
1
And Orceon
Development
company's
steamship line,
225 miles shorter, 20 hours
Irwiilmp tlinn hv nnv other route. First
class through pnssencer and freight lino
from Portland nnd nil points in tho 11
lamettc alley to and from San Francisco.
Willamette River Line of Steamers:
The "Win. M. Hoag," tho :"N S. Bent
ley." tho'Tlireo Sisters," mo In service for
both passenger and freight traffic between
C'orvallls and Portland nnd intermediate
points, leaving company's w barf, Corvallls
nnd Messrs. llullmac & Co's whnrf,200 and
202 Front street, Portland.threo times each
week ns follews:
north jieund:
Leave Corvallls, Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, 0 A m; arrhe Salem Monday,
Wednesday nnd Friday, 3 v si; lca o Salem
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 0 r si:
urrlvo Portland, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, 3:30 1 31.
hOUTH beund:
Leave Portland, Monday, Wednesday
nnd Friday, 0 A si; arrive Salem, Monday,
Wednesday nnd Friday, 7:15 p si; leave
Salem, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
a m; arrive Corvallls, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, 3:30 1- si.
TIME SCHEDULE, (Except Sundays):
Leave Albany
- - - 1:00 PM
- - -1:17 PM
- - - 6:50 PM
- - -6:30 AM
- - 10.3SAM
- - 11:15 AM
Leave Corvalll
His
Arrive Ynnulna
Iouo Yaqulna -
Leao Conallls -Arrive
Albany - -
O. & C. trains connect ,nt Albany nnd
v.orviuus.
The abovo trains connect at YAQUINA
with tho Oregon Development Cos Lino
of steamships between Inqulun nnd San
Francisco.
SIU(1 DATES.
STKASIEUS, rnOJI SAX FRANCISCO.
Wlllnmctto Valley, April 20
Willamette Valley, Slay 10
Willamette Valley. May 21
Willamette Valley May 31
h rEAM BUS. FI103I YAQUINA.
Willamette Valley May C
Willamette Valley May 15
Willamette Valley May 20
This company reservos the right to
i-uHUKVMiuiuguaieg wiinout notice.
.?,, 11, l1'""? ngen. from Portland nnd nil
Vt lllamette allcv nolnts run mnlio .ir,n
ennneetimi with the train-, of the
VAOl'INA ItOlTE at Albany or Corvallls,
and If destined to Snn Fnincli.cn shnni.t
tti range to nrrlxent Yiiqulnn the cvenine
befoie date of willing.
l-assentfcr p,l Frrlclil Uatt! Alwavs the
wRflv A"' Information apply to JIpsvin.
V $l'ZS , .vlV "'olRht nd Ticket
Agents axiand 202 Front st., Portland. Or
or to '
C.C. HOCIUK, Ae't Gen'l Prt. A
Pas. Agt., Oregon Paclllc R. 11. Co.,
C.H,HA.SWELL,Jr.GeW&,0r
lMsn. Agt. Oregon Development
Co., 801 Jlontironierv s.i
Snn Franelbco, Cu'l.
THINK IT OVER!
That is About HujiDg a Can of
ME ROCK WDY DRIPS
FROM
KELLER & SONS.
It U i entirely new ami we are the flm m
lutrodut.eiu "SUpJack"wmnow,Tfftr?
Hra's SomathlniK Biu
nd
in from every eourae. J i-SS??01
eome
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We are
KELLER & SONS,
The Proper.
IW. IL DIAMOND;
Teacher of Music
tuiivenuisas:ia7issLsr?- -
- imo.
LEGAL BLANKS
,v
Atimsvllle, Tuesday, .mrj f . f j '"-"
Stayton, Tuesday, Mf ft 8 "clock
Mefiama, Wednesitay.May 23, low
Whlteaker, Thursday, -May -J, iw o chh.iv.
Prairie, xnursuaj, .j i -
PROHIBITION COUNTY TICKif
CONGRESS,
PEOF. G. M. MILLER
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
T.F. CAMPBEliI '
B. F. HAMP, '
DE. A. C. IGEY.
REPRE6I3NTATTVES '
T W DAVENFOBT
Silvortou.
WM SIMPSON.
Silvortou.
H S JORY,
South Salem
J D DAEBY.
Sublimity.
J G EBERHART
Chamiioog. '
SHERIFF.
ALEX .THOMPSON,
Silvortou.
CLERK,,
W I EAY',
"Woodburn.
RECORDER.
VIEGIL H EEAD
Turiier.
TREASURER.
W P JOHNSON,
Salem.
I6CHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
W T VAN SCOY.
JcfForsou.
ASSESSOR.
LOUIS BARZEE,
Jeflbrsou.
COMMISSIONEUS.
J D HUEST,
Aurora.
HENEY GULVLN,
Mariou.
SURVEYOR.
F A FOED, '
Woodburu.
CORONER.
W B MAGEES,
Salem.
Overland to California
VIA
Oregon & California Rail Road
AND CONNECTIONS,
THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE
Time Itetwecn Salem anil San Francisco-Thirty-six
Hours.
CALIFORNIA EXPRESS TnAIN-nAIT.Y
South.
"NorthT
4.00 p. m.
(i:30 p. m.
Lv.
Lv.
Portland
Salem
Ar.
Lv.
Lv.
10:Wa,m.
8.30 a.m.
6:30 p.m.
:iu a. m.
Ar.
San Fran.
LOCAL
PASSENGER TRAIN ( DAILY EX-
VA4 X Dunuaij,
8:00 a. m.
1:02 a. in.
12:W p. m.
Lv.
Lv.
Ar.
Portland
Salem
Kugcno
Ar.
Lv.
Lv.
3.15 p. m.
12.52 p.m.
.-C0a.m,
l'ULLMAX BUFFET SLEErEESr
Excursion Sleepers for Kccnnrt-cinsii ivn.
'augers on nil through trains free of
The O. AC. Railroad ferry makes con
nection with nil tho regular trains on the
tast bido Division from footol F street,
Portland.
West Side Dirision, Between PortlanI
and Cervallis:
DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY).
7MUU. III.
l-2jp. ill.
I Lv.
i'ortlnnd
Corvallls
6:15 p. m.
1:30 p.m.
Ar.
M'MINNVILLU EXpitEbS TRAIN (DAILT
EXCEPT SUNDAY).
l:o0 p. in.
h.OO p. m.
Ev. Portland Ar.
ArMcMlnnvllleLv.
0.00 a.m.
5:lo a. m.
At Albany nnd Corvallls connect with
trains of Oregon Pacific Railroad.
or full Information regarding rat,
maps, etc., npply to tho Company's agent,
i, ".ViirPepn. E. 1!. ltOOEKS.
It. IvOEHLKR, G. F. nnd Pass. AgH.
Slannger'.
Post Your Friends in the East!
EVERY ONE COMPLIMENTS
Us on our weekly edition, ns it contains so
much excellent rending matter. Wc pro
pose Wrltlllir llll tlm frnlf Intomctenflhli
section, nnd you cannot do better than
mi vexno weekly mailed to your friends m
WllOmVOIl Wlvlifn int r, tl,n n&riirrwi at
Oregon.
" Live and Let Live Paint
HUNTLY & McFERSON,
House, Sign
AND
General Painters,
Kalsominers, Paper Hangers and
Decorators,
All orders will receive prompt atteoUg.
Etlmate on all kind of work in ourUy
oheerfu ly given. SllBfUction cuaranteij.
Shop In Old Court House on Court
Salem, Or.
FARMERS, -:- LIVERYMEN
And other In need of
Team or
Carriage
it will be to your intereat to call upon J
betore iiorelwaliuF ebwwhere. a I bar I
!Jet and moat complete stock In t
reancea to suit the.U
lve4 a flue Une ot
J Bef
Cwragt Illness tm A. F. IUssleriC.
OP' CHICAGO.
For which 1 am sole agent. Tbee hare
arv- an luaoe iroui
First Class Pittsburg Leather,
Mtarrantt Tiie flnf, IU, f IMtfWfi
Buggv itou-,. ,,,,,1 Whip In tnediy- ?
"'" ithIk l um selling al vers clojinr
. ThAUugUipiihik'ftrtbelrlif?:
PfJnag In the pat, I shall end"'v,
Irfcn allt-iulon Ui bulu.. lo im-rii "
UnonoeofthelrOorlu ihefulun
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