pwst fn immmtmrnmr
TTmiTt1 "
nuuawLw MMI'AII. AlimiUUtJ"-"
IJAaIII-" -
C.nNKttAT. nmKCTOIlT.
Inn van
FMWI.P.
li.vivn feerstarv of Stal.
CUM. & Faibchimj, ftsereiorr of Trr
Vv.Tvilas -Secretary of" 'l",,,r
WM. C IWraomT -owrai " "
W. C. Whitkky flwsreuiry of
). M. KK-KIIWOK Post Maafcr Clin- nil
A. II. (JAKI.AKI) Attorney . n.i
Mokrmox R. WAIIK Chief Juni'
gate of Urffl.
J. II. MmilEl.L .
HlMOKBllKBMAWK OoflBrew.mi.ll
r.VI.VBJTKK PlUIJIorBK..- :--0oer"7r
llwi. W. MDIHIIIK BerlrT of HUH-
O. W. Wbhii W Trweurer.
15. II. McKlhoy. But. l'"bJf?uf"J
Fkak ;. Haxkk tHUt Printer.
VPx. l. Imi. V Supreme Judge
W. W. THATKB J
Tbird Jb4IcIi1 Mitrlct.
II. I'. Hotar Judge.
lw. W. Mki-t ProaeeuMwc Attorney
Xarlen County.
M. I. mAWWtHM 1
J. A. 1tHiRKr State Senators
i J. H. Ihmkk J
J.T (IHIWHI .. .
I). J. l'KHIH.KTOK ..
H. laAYMAK
A. M. IjACOLI.KTTK
W. II. Ool.VKK..
C. P. HICK
!. N. CHAI'MAN..
(Ihonok Mack.
llpriilUVBB
! iJeTmir Clerk.
Ioiik MiT B i1ir.
It... Ckuman Ueirtily HlieMlf.
Aitfitim-dimiv .'Iimmunr.
T. O, Mhaw County Judge
'HKM:n:n-co"'-r"
O.iOBOK A. 1'MKMI.HM BeltOOl hlll'l
Iohw Mkwkok Surveyor
Oofoiier.
U. P. UicHriKMi Hheep Inicior.
I'll; of Halm.
J. .1. MuHN-r Mayor.
A. H. Minn 1st ward
duo. Williams 1st Ward
oibo roi.i.ii 2nd Ward
". I.AniKK 2ml Ward...
J Af MiKToll.il Ward
W. W. Hkinnkk Hrd Ward
Nm. llliHit -f til Ward
O. N. Hi'iionUIi Ward I
J. HrKK'Ki.KK Recorder.
JAMS IUWS .1IHrI.BI.
W. T. IlKl.l. Trwwtlter.
Oko. O. Hi mm am Attorney.
J.C, TlKiMlwiN Hup'lof BJtrcela.
:. pi. niuHi'iiiM,...ciiir KiiKiiitwrH. r. i.
I'. S. UMrtrs.
JAB. W'AIruH I'. H. CoiiimliwIoiiPr
JuMCji AI.MKHr.J4i:.al Hervleo Observer
Cotllldlinen
NIStV AIM'!!!!'! IHUMH.VIS.
II. K. Ill'lhiut.
JnK Dl'lKild
Dubois brothers;
Proprietor
Ghcmcketc olc
FKEE BUS.
Sampk Roomt for Commercial Travolort.
I'nim ft U tH per dy.
8AUCM, ORSCKMf.
REFEREE'S SALE.
HTATMIlFttliKOON, I,
UlUNTt or MAHION, I "
THTJ'K IHHFHKIIVtllVKNTHAT BV
i virtue r b ilivrtv of imrtlUon and
iirar of mIk tmlfnot In t lio iMrtmlt nmrt uf
the iiUteof Orvtfon Air MultixmuUi twimty,
on ibe IMh day of J urn, IWT, and an nnmn
tlry dam lliinio innivit In aitM iwuri
on Um
Twentieth day of September, 1887
lu Hit' uuiltloii anil of Amanda hllnnet
nl.mJ. It. Miulili ! nl. wli.Toliy It wan
nnlrri-4 Hul ll)i' mhiIIi inKt iiHilrtiT of
hink M In Itolwru' HilUltluu U (lie illy uf
Naifiu, Marlon iiiiiitv, on-mi, Willi the
iHliur rml imiiHriy Ulmiaiiw to lheilU
uf Juliu Minllll, iln'twiMiT, Iks Kolit. Now.
Ihiffforp, ly vlrliio ot anltl tlwiv anil aaltl
anMudinrut thrrvlo, I. Ilir undi'rutHued,
wltti aadul aitiilitl liy naltt nmrl a a
rvft.m- Iiih'II wlit n al inimiy .will onTtie.
day. the aial day of Mii, lH, at 111.- limir
rf lOuVUn'k n. in., at tile iourt bonae Umir,
In Marlon ii'iinn . intain. m-ll the aUtvn
iteriatd rtnl lMti at nliltti autUon to
lliu btcbmt I'lil'li'r, lor wli. In pmuanvr
uiwMiiHvrni
(uiulaiiit'iiUiuittit lhentiv
f. It. UArKMTY,
STR1NRR 4 BLOSSHR,
IIKAl lt I.N-
STOVES, RANGES,
Til ui Coppr r Wut,
iMSUh-St., ... ... SALEM, OR.
SEff AiniHlTI-SKMiKTS
Kf wAm ,wtr No. ft rook (, emw
MylluwkhWI m4 u4rut4, Air unly
A VNiattv MMUtoia MoioaiaM atmtilwi.
Cash Grocery Store,
IMAC 1. 1UIMI. rVifviMM,
191 v Ntatk St., v &jtM.
...... V lull altMk of.
HttHMi) Uawi IWCkj fllta ipitallla
Kls. Jim nwtmd wkv arUrte In
Ko Qria4M " takiHf Milaim.
AS-
HUKSUSMOlSlNa It
At) MM) lmrv4 Mtriartti f !.
mmm , to wtre elkwaii of k tm
MMlJuruwrn'ti.t uf iMMy MMn,aa
RfMlii M UMoyfrrtua. SIwnhS
atlMartkat tn alt raw, twewloaay tt
ItkHHI liiiini null Ibii-.
JOHN KKIGHT, Tta
MttMu..vtal aim ktrat.li
THIS SPACE BELONGS TO THE
1
II ill CI
D
M!
It m Occupied Yesterday anil will k Again To-morrow by Their
LIST OF PROPERTY FOR SALE!
Comprising more than 100 Pieces of
Farm and City Property.
THE OREGON LAND COMPANY
Kee,an oMclentfHient l rorllaml, whodevolas hlsontlre time to Meurlnc pu roluwera.
A full deecrlptlon of cuoli piece of property to furnished 1.1m. ..d much of the proijerty
o their lUt 1m. been jmraonelly liwpeete.1 by him, tliBt lie U able to fully describe it
loptiKlMMN. Thin ent, by dally vl.HIng the depots, ftwiner landings and lioti-U,
oomealn aintact with hnmlre.U of land Ncekern; he iSHupplled with the Or,.on Lund
Ooi.iimi.jV iwmphletand property llata and hs an arrangement by which he ran
aeure redueod rMre from 1'ortland to Salem. In thin way many jM-nwus have been scat
toHalom during the jKt month, and the maiiBKew of the ()r.-Kn Land Company have
lnain kept l.imy In Hhowlng them the prorty they have for sale, homo of we vlMton.
,m to Oregon to remain, and being plemwa with rtalcm and the Kurn.undlng country
I.m. taH.BlitiHtiiK.rly; other- are only on a tour of Inspection, and pleased with the
country will Ml out In the Mt and come to Oregon to remain; ntlll otherH nreonl)
traveling for pleasure, but all have been ahown around the city and country andiglvcn
....opportunity tolbrm tin opinion by actual obwnatlon. The (lr.K I......I Company
.. ' ' .. ..,... ...u.,1...,. i.,n,n MiiMiiutmnr liiuiilirniiitK.iiul tourlntn,
will notomy oonunuuMiuuuiiw lutjoiv... ....b -
butthey have now employed Col. J. 51. Wright, a railroad man ofcxtennlvo experience
..:. . . .-.. ... i i.n lu.t i criiftintr uiinTniirflloiiH tocome direct to
from Illinma, man ui, iimiruacnv ".wra.. ... B-....-0 -1
Halem. Thui undertekln will be facllltatetl by tho fact that the Oregon i.iiml.Coi...
i.niiy have now on file tn their office many hundreds of letter, which they have re
ceived from eaalen. people In roaponac to advorlblng dono by them In eastern paiiora.
Ptwtal carta are now being aent to over nix hundred of tlieae ierons,-contalnlng the
follewing:
Oregon Iv.'iiirl Conip.'iiiy's
I'l.e Oregon TmnA 0&tnpny la now engaged In orgnnlnlng excunrton partle to
leave Danville, lillnota, tor Halem, Oregon, llirtlea ttealring to do ao can Join tlie exeur
km at any point onrouto. For Information aa to dale of aUirting, route, expeaso, nto.,
Ada- J. M. WRIGHT,
Kiwtera Agent Oregon Umd Co., Vermillion, Vermillion ('., 111.
A,
Thla agent la furnlahed with ten thouaand oards contatnlni (he fnllowlng for dlatr
Uullon t
UUEOOK-WILLAMEfrrE VALLEY,
Flflv bv one hundred and
heelthleat atate In the Union
flfty inllm. I'. M. eenaiui report ahnw Oregon to be the
. (imsanlwara green: no cold winter: no hot mi m mem:
uouyelonea; no thunder atonna; nunillureoToroiw; cheap Ihing; magnltlontl suenery;
ridh nralrio and lliubor Itinda ehean. Ten acre frull (kr.ua. worth a auction In whaat
Mend atautna Ant uamuhlet to Orevon Land Oomtuiuv. at MaIui. Kxeurilon will
leave Ikuuvllle, 111., fur Hnlrm, Oregon. Iurtlea wttthlng to Join It at Iktnt ll orenruute,
auamw, j. m. nn.niii, oi-.'nmi'iii, rm iiioii n, in.
The name will nlo IteilnwrtiHlilu'it niu'Auwtti'ni-,nn -.
The new wool chetulle is a ics-an'l U
largely used or "laid" work upon cloth,
plush or satfn.
Wettine a stiff hairbrush with aromatic
liiegar just before using is equally good for
6 and its owner.
A toy drum, with a plush or satin cushion
fitted into iU head, makes a pretty and not
too troublesome birthday gift.
Rubbing the scalp for ten minutes every
Oav with the tips of the fingers is both a pre
rentlvo and remedy of baldness.
Hair brushes should be washed at least once
i week, using for that purpose soda instead
it soap, and taking care not to wet tho
backs.
A slice of raw onion well rubbed over the
roots of the hair upon going to bed is one or
tbe very best things for any unwholesome
sondition of it
Lacquer varnish is much better than that
to be bought ready for use. Can be made by
dissolving one-htilf ounce of orange shellac in
jne-half pint best methylated spirits.
The sun bath is the latest beautifier, and is
recommended as the best means of attaining
the Irishman's "middle extreme," wherein a
woman is neither too fat nor too lean.
Satin ribbon still has the call for decora
tive purposes maugro its provoking ten
dency to curl at the ends, and the further fact
that moire is now of much tho samo price.
Pinking is now the favorite finish for tho
adge of felt tablecovers, and nothing.is hand
somer for that purpobo than olivo felt em
broidered in shades of apricot, with appliquo
figures of pink plush.
Pretty bird houses can bo made of old tin
cans by painting tho ends gray or green and
surrounding the body with thistle or twigs,
oeld in place by stout wire, by which the can
is also held to the limb or sido of tho wall.
A very new mantel lamberquin is n straight
fall of plush, ten inches deep, with an em
broidered spray in the center, and beyond
tliat, graceful, irregular festoons of softest
India silk of a harmonious contrasting color.
Wickerwork of any sort chairs, baskets,
whatnots that is soiled or time stained, can
bo made resplendent by gilding or silvering,
and it is much better to uso gold size and
gold leaf thou the liquid gold, so vaunted for
that purpose.
A pen wiper with the doublo charm of
novelty and simplicity is made of plush,
lined throughout with satin, and folded book
form over smaller leaves of chamois, which
are held in place by a ribbon which ties in a
bow at the back.
GASTRONOMICAL TID BITS.
grauntM uf me mri inai in noniHir. u imu- we it i'
bend from whk'h our eutoiiMm may aeloet, W.
Ilat and rotfanHlulty rjucl ttnMt liiv iiu imvikm''
ih bank Muck on Ituumotvlal i.:r.v:, Naietu, Orn
W,. hulk ill .IiIm tftv bl lanfclv Ohmim... ,tu. iim.i1 ,.f .,,... lit in.l .fu. ., .im
and tltiu Iiiitwim' the demand It :Kli p.-.umrr. i. n nV ,'.i' :.ilc Wo niv highly
gratified by tlir tact that In an nlHirl it tlnu- we li up .neh i : i--,' II .' .-f pn;'i t In our
w f.iiv to a'lii niniiir itu'.wise this
hM-i lo f II !t,...ll on ii, ut our otttaetn
k.Hi. .rinnitt.
l' U.tfll it uttV 1,1 fetatnta.l.A .i... Iti t,v,.t..vl . flLuiUlhi1 I.,. , ii. ....... I .. .... .. ......
l In tn IiukI.uhw of Imvlite an! mIIIius or.iu.Tt v. It -.n h.ii, luji.tiiii.nt i.i,... .o.i
a.ul nmtrolled l uwu who an- and haw long Imnu Ideut! nVd will, the bUKSmwt Inter.
eu of Halem. II U imroul.ig " Htx.ral IU'y and ha aire n exitendml one thouaand
ikdlan In ndveiiUluil "talem It U not all nxnerimiHU. hut la ultttnlv purKiiliig wplMrted
,. mii um, arv nrn kuowii io prouttiT ivrtaiu rtmu, la.: i" itr r Itir nir iinliigni nf
our Mslt.m tHn.latnty U-for.' the ptihlh.. It ndlra lor mimiu uikiti clox'tipottcutljun to
Uualii.su and eruet .-m-la to .ulwrve Um lnun of ll ptitroiiK. It I. not hem to
lake auy one viae' liuUnew, bill iimhim to bring tu own eiit..iiier. It iinipnaea to
largvl extend tlaiuwratkuu. lu the rutiin-iu opportunity olteix
15. H. BKLLINGEK,
DKAl.KH IN
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS!
A Q K N T K ll K
D. M. OSUOKN CO'S
Steel Pnne Biudcrs, IIoeis and Rate!
RUSS IS LLf CO'S
Celebrated Kiigiiic and New "Cyclone" 'Dirashcr.
Conversation must drag when people dls
uss whether mince pie is best hot or cold.
More oysters have been shipped to England
this season than at any time since asportation
began.
Cauliflower, cabbage and codfish are never
;ood to cook in a house when visitors are ox
pected. Everybody's best recipe for finest waffles
results in mi article just a little heavier than
iflatlrou.
The man who put lemon or vinegar on
wallops, will insist on powered sugar on
brook trout.
Mr. Parvenu stys she bit several oyster
crackers and did not find a single oyster in
me of them.
Potato salad without a dash of onion is
tike "Romeo and Juliet" with the balcony
scene omitted.
Never look a gift donkey in the heels, nnd
likewise refrain from ordering an entree in u
itrsnge restaurant.
There are plenty of people who do not
tmow the distinction with a difference be
tween wedding and bride's cake.
Among the sad eights of table d'hote is tho
dtbred little boy whose appetite is larger
;han hu mouth eating cranberry pie against
citue.
TIiom who would escape the proportions of
the late Daniel Lambert are warned against
xmdeused uulU, which, in time, will make a
Man pole fat.
An excluuigo has a "valuable recipe" on
'the liest turkey stufllng." As a general
ihing the bast turkey stufllug occurs on
Thanksgiving day.
Railway eating hoibe tapioca pudding U
jxoeedingly fatiguing and appears to be
largely composed of mucilage and ejnwof
the viutago of 1T1U.
At Florida hotels it is sometimes more
igroeable to arrive at breakfast after the
(wople have finished eatuig oranges in their
various exclusive stylos.
"And now, children," said the teacher,
'what is t:.o distinguishing characteristic of
ibe Bosto.mina.''' "baono!" shouted the en.
'Mm class a-: with one voice.
AM Stid tf Fan u. S W f id Cuts.
Norwegian Walking or Riding Cultivator, Etc.
NO. m KTATK HTRKW. KALKM, OIlKN.
PLAY8 AND ACTORS.
Sardou says he wUl write a play for Lillian
Speooer for lt,00u.
Kate Castleton new play, "A Paper
Doll," is by an Knglishmaa named Lloyd.
Wilson Barrett is to revive and revise
'Uelphegor, the Mountebank," in Londou.
It is said that then waran vara nii .ni..
lions for membership in the Booth-Barrett
uuv mi agasoiL
"till. V.H UMnkU." I. tk. ..!.. .. .
uiayed by Joseph Jefferson m bis two months'
tour through the south.
II is said that the late Louisa Alcott eon
emulated a atag career at one tune in her
.t. She wrote a play from her "Rival
'. una Donnas," and it was actwi for one
..Ut in Boston.
8ir Arthur Sullivan's new opera is said to
jo called "The Beauty of Tunis," and the
" uaania, iw, nave ueen nirnished 'm
ay sirs. Ronalds during her lengtheMd visit
tu his country asat.
Roland Read will be in San Francisco in a
mouth. His next New York city atwearanoe
aril) he made in June, in the tall he plays
sue wseaa, and perhaps longer, at the Jw
wenlh titrast theatre, New York.
MuMtie Palmer begins her farravU ensase
mssu to America this aaaeoa April l&7at the
Walnut, in her lataat husm -u- ti
r. rauaoMpsua h bar noma, yon
, and fur that reason, among others, it
Mam lor her "hue. voyage" aanaaranoa.
kjsow
L iZJ 1 . . i II wianwk
nm mxmrn. nam ia lor nve ywwa.
Aa.rimfUjiuT.tfc.i .wwM1tlth)ij
tatet annsaraaai' IwvutyavM times, her
Vsilviay mat apfwanuice' mine times. Was
WwuusenUy renrvd Irorn the staay k,,
tiases, ha 'retired U. "J her days in her
astiV three Msaesv and u MmgmknUy
to take another back at the pahttc and re-Ureajein."
the political Issues of the d " ln.
Aumsville.Tue.iny, toy -
BtavuHi, x "?"',, --May 2t, 1 o'clq
CK.
sSrSKWr,
.'TfWlf . m -lAnV
""-" r.i.lnpVnv lil. 1 unwi... .
.smerion. r,"',"r'v'v oil lnocIocK.
Mt. Angel, Saturdaj , May g.4u0?ciock.
Salem. Saturday, Junc S o ctock.
n.-.;::;jtrMcmiCg. Central Com.
TO THE EAbl !
Shortest rtoutel
Fastest Time! ,,.nnai
Best Accommodations!
Lowest Rates!
K2- Apply for information to
WILL. H. PARKY.
Capital Journnl Office, Salem.
liTALESUW,
. ...,..., .vi nn-nufrnnri timber. bal-
ZIJ in CUlHVm.ull, ouuii6--,r ;vi,nnt ""
nTice pasture; 100 ncres In fall wheat, -o
acres ln oats nnd 30 In potatoes. Houtc,
barn, orchard, etc. , Two mile? north o
Salem, may ira umniu'"i.
terms easy. Inquiro of
G. IN'. POTTORFF,
Cor. State and Commercial Streets, Salem.
THE YAQU1NA ROUTE.
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD
i -. T-..irtrmr.nt nnmiwinv'
stenmship line. 2Z miles shorter, 20 hours
less time than by any other route. Urst
clnss through passenger nnd freight lino
from rori.ana tun. iiu j"" ",,'"",'' "
inmcttc alley to and from San I' mnclsco,
Willamette River Line of Steamers:
The "Wm. JI. IIoaB,"tho "'. S. Ucnt-
lcy." the "Three hlsteivnrcinhervicoioi
i ,.t,i. niBunimrnnil freight trnfllc between
t'orvnllis and Portland nnd intermediate
points, lea ing compnny'h wharf, Corvallls
nnd Messrs.. Ilullmnn .V fo's wharf.SOOaiul
'Ml Front street, rortinnu,itiree nines raen
weolc as lollows :
north neuND:
Leave Corvallls, Slonduy, Wednesday nnd
Friday, () a m; arrive Salem Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, 3 1- m; lenvo Snlem
Tuesday, Thui-hday and Saturday, (i r m:
arrive Portland, Tuesday, Thursday nnd
ctoturday, 3:30 v M.
south heund:
I.onvo Portland. Mondny. Wednesday
nnd Friday, 0 a m; nrrlvo Salem, Monday,
Wednesday nnd Friday, 7:15 l' si; leave
Snlcm, Tuesday, Thursday and Sntiirdny,
li A M; nrrlve Corvallls, Tuesday, Thurs
day nnd Saturday, 3:30 1- si.
TIME SCHEDULE, (Except Sundays):
Lenvo Albany 1:00 PM
Leavo Corvallls 1:17 PM
Arrlvo Yaqulna fl:,T0PM
Leavo Yunnlna - ------ -fi.-;!0AM
Leave Corvallls 10:83 AM
Arrive Albany ------- 11:15AM
0. & C. trains conuectal Albany nnd
Corvnllls.
The above trains connect at YAQUINA
with the Oregon I)e eloiiment Cos Line
of steamships between nqulnn and San
i mncisco.
SMUXO DATES.
STKAMKKS, TROM S.VN TRXSOBCO,
Willamette Valley, April 20
Willamette Valley, May 10
Willamette vn.tey, .May 1
Wlllnmetto Valley May 31
SirBAMKHS. FKOSI YAQUINA.
Willamette Valley May 5
Willamette Valley May 15
Wlllnmetto Valley May 20
This company reserves the right to
uiiiiuuu Mimng nines wiiuoui nonce.
X. II. lassenirer fmm T'lii-ttimil nml nil
Willamette Valley points can make elo-e
connection with the trains of the
YAOUINA IIOUTE at Albany orCorvnllls,
and If declined to San Francisco, should
arrange to arrive at Yaqulna tho evening
before date of sailing.
l'assenjter and KreicM Hates Uwavs tie
Loie-.t. For Information apply to Messrs.
IIULMAN A Co.. Freight and Ticket
Agents 200 and 202 Front St., Portland, Or.,
C. ('. IIOOUK, Ac't Genl Frt. A
I'ass. Agt., Oigon Iliclflc It. II. Co.,
C.H.IIASWELL.Jr.GetiW;11101'
Pass. Agt. Oregon Development
Co., 301 Montgomery st.;
San Francisco, Cal.
THINK IT OVER!
Thai is About Buying a Can of
P.D11E ROCK CANDY DRIPS
FROM
KELLER & SONS.
T.I. .1. l
ii i.iirei.v new aim we are the Drat to
Introduce!!, "Slapjacks- wfilnSwsutfeV!
Harw's SormatHlnK ISlaatt
We have a new laundry soap-1 pound
hara-that we pll br 6 on.u Sders eome
in from every smirce. Send In yours.
J2LttJe3Ltale'My Utar-s
every aunitar. We atUI seU the ata?
.F-!??! jy I'wwd can. W
- 'u.i. mm .w
i iwm
i pride
tt
brand
ve are
UmJ .... a .
. 'zzr """ wtiiaiainmeuu in tbe
and keep posted In evesything new.
future
KELLER L SON'S
The
Qtocsre.
l'HOF. IL DIAMOND,
Teacher of Music
A ut ------ t j,
trumentoSa on tluWli3net,
Instru-
In-
iJiLVJ-fVJj J5bi
lrdSkkrtlk,
VNKS,
Disfwit
vSS&ZSSSttT ,.
tor Job
NEW AITVEItTlSEHEjfXk
DDnmRiTiniM rniiMTv t,1
l"l"""mu" "n uuKF
CONQRESS,
PEOF. G. M. MILLER
PKIffllDENTIAL ELECTORS
T. F. CAMPBELL '
B. F. RAMP, '
DR. A. C. KINNEY.
REPRESENTATIVES '
T W DAVENPORT
Silverton.
WM SIMPSON.
Silvertou.
H S JORY,
South Salem
J D DARBY,
Sublimity.
J G EBERHART
Champoeg. '
sheriff.
ALEX THOMPSON
Silverton. '
CLERK.
W I RAY,
Woodburu.
. RECORDER.
VIRGIL H READ
Turner.
TREASURER.
W P JOHNSON,
Salem.
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
W T VAN SCOY,
Jefferson.
ASSESSOR.
LOUIS BARZEE,
Jefferson.
COMMISSIONERS.
J D HURST,
Aurora.
HENRY GULVIN.
Marion.
SURVEYOR.
F A FORD,
Woodburu.
CORONER.
W B MAGERS,
Salem.
. Overland to California
VIA
Oregon & California Rail Roai
AND CONNECTIONS.
THE MOUNT SHASTA ROLTE
Time Between Salent ami San Fraaclsco-Thlrty-slx
Hoars.
CALIFORNIA iatTHESS TIUnt-nATT.T
routh. "SorgI
-f.wp.in. L.V. Portland Ar. I lftttMB1
C:u0p.m. Lv. Salem Lv. s.J0a.ni
7: 10 a. in. Al-. Snn Fran. Lv. ti.J0p.m
LOCAL 1'AbSnNOnil TRAIN ( DAILIElJ
UJil'J.- SUNI1AYI.
8:00 a. m.
1:02 n. m.
12:10 p.m.
Lv. Portland Ar.
Lv. Salem Lv.
Ar! Eugene Lv.
3:4o p. m.
Ii52p.m.
SW0a.ni.
PULLMAN' BUFFET SLEEPERS
Excursion Sleepers for second-class pas-:
c-i.i;ia WU till LilUUlI UU1US lltX 0T
chai-KC.
Tho O. C. Railroad ferry makes con
nectlon with nil tho regular trains on the
Enst Sldo Division from foot oi F street,
Portland.
West Side Dbfsion, Between Forty
and Cervallis:
DAILY (EXCKPT SUNDAY).
7:.AI a. 111.
12:25 p. m.
! l.v. l'ortlnnd
I Ar. Corvullls
Ar. I 6:15 p.m.
Lv. I ISO p. in.
M'JIINNVILLE EXPRESS TRAIN (DAIIA
KXCEIT SUNDAY).
-1:50 p. m. I Lv. Portland Ar. I ft00a.nl
p:uq p. in. Ar.JMcailnnvlIlc Lv, atoiiui,
At Albany and Corvnllls connect with
trains of Oregon Pnclllc Railroad.
For full Information regarding rate-,
maps, etc., apply to the Company's op'm,
Salem, Oregon. E, 1". I'.UOEKS,
R. KOEHLER, G. F. nnd Pas. Aj l.
Manager,
Post Your Friends in Hie East!
EVERY ONE COAIPLIMTS
Us on our weekly edition, as It contains sol
much excellent rending matter. Wepiw-I
innu wining up mo mill interests oi iubh
section, nnd you cannot do better than tol
linvethewraklvtnnllral In vniirfrlendaeMtl
whom you wish to post on the resources oil
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" Live nnd Let Live Paint Shop.
HUNTLY & McFERSON,
House, Sign
AND
General Painters.
Kalsominers, Paper Hangers and
Decorators.
All orders will receive prompt, a""1
Kstnuates on all kinds or work u "","
cheerfully jrtven. Satisfaction gua"?.
Slvop lu Old Court House on Court rtrw.
uem. ur.
FARMERS, -:- LIVERYMEN
And others in need of
Team or Carriage Harness:
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Ji WUl be to your Interest to cau r- i
beftwe iH.reluul.ir elsewhere. a 1 n?"jr
laneat and most oomiWete stork la ,Bir
Prlees reduoed to suit the.tlu.es. J""
w'W 11MV IIIW Ut
Psm'lM Il.vn.ee U, A V Ititff &U
v-K.tiagv J.aiouu iiwiu ;i. 1 1 m"
OF CHICAGO.
For which lam sole agent. These haJ"
are au inaue .row
First Clatc Pittsburg Leather.
WanHuldd. The llnest Uu JrfJ55
Buoy Robes, and WhiM In th
these snode I am eelUiuc at ,r 'fLnl
urea. Ttaaulclas the public lor inj " -
strict atieoiiuu to !ualnee to nirDi ""
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E. M. WAITE,
HnnRiKVU.lCiravuniUllKu'v -.
Or.
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