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NEW AD"ERTISEMENTS. p : fe.v A' ;c & ! EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL MONDAY, MAY 21, 18. OBXIUIAX. VinKCTUIir. OflOTIiR CMSVKLAKIJ. I''"1'?' Thus. I', hatamd- Secretary of Huite Ohas. H. Faihchii.ii, Secretary pf Trwur W.T. VILAS .Heeretary of the Inu-rjc.i W. C. Kwihoott Keeretary r W.C. WlUTNKY Secretary "f , U. M. DICKIWHON Port Mter rjem-n, A. II. abi-aki Attorney (hni MOKMMN It. Waits Chief Juti- BUte f Oregon. i. N. Por.nr... 1 tj, H. Henalor. J. II. MITCIIKM. ' ItmnKHllKKMAN.f Corore-man RTI.VKHTKK I'KKWOrKK .OferlH! (Inn. W. MrliMVB Secretary ofHt1- O. W. Wkbh HtAta Trwwtiret K. IJ. MrKt.nor Supt. Pub. Instruction JraVk r IIakrr . State Prlnt B.H. HTKAItAN 1 , , Wh. P. Uki Supreme Juilne W. W. Tiiaykk J Third Judicial lililrltt. K. P. IkiiHK rr..JiirtK flao. W. Uki.t Prosecuting Altorne Marlon Connlr. M. i. Chamhkmmx... J. A. IjHIXr.X J. It. IHMM'K . i- State Senator J.T. (IHMifl O.J. I'Uf llMSTOlf. H. ItTMAN A. M. I.Aroi.i.Krric V. B. f VlM'KK v. r. iiu-KH tM W CinliiflM .HepriiUitl Clerk fliMiiifiK MACK..1 Demtty Clerk Jpiiw Mintu -,.". 2 't2i! MihCnoiiiAN Deputy Bliertfl Aiiiii'HTdliMY 'IWHiirr T. c. 8IIAW County Jutlgt f,4rwAKK;Jf::-0""m,-l?'", OniHdK A. PfKliLDH School Slll'l Ioiin Nkwnun Hurvi'voi Connm (J. P. I.iTeimYf.n Sheep Iimpw'"! Cltjr of Malta. J.J. Muiii'i-r MHjm a. II. Mu i ii lt Ward !. Wll.l.MMH l U'lllll... Omi. OiI.i.inii Vnil v"ard.. II. IjAFOhkSiiiI Ward .. Jar Sllfno.lrd Wnnl W. W. Hkimnkii Xrd Ward. NnM llllwlf 4th Wfiril Couiiclliin i (l N. IIiittiin 4lli Ward I J. HruirKi.Mii ftecnrdei Jammn lUeM .- -.-- .Mnrlinl W.T. Ilm.1 TrwHiiin-i (ltd. (I. ItlNriiiAM AttrtiP J.CLTiiumhmon Hup'l nfHtriciN O.K.Cllum-llll.l.-..CIilf KnulnwrH. I-'. I I!. H. onirrm. Jam. Walton V. H. ('miiinlMdniiei JiMW'it Amikht Signal Service iiIimtn''. ni:v .tivi:itTiKi'.Mi:.ii. PROHIBITION COUNTY TICKET. COMIKIXX, I'UOF. (J. M. AlIM.KIt. PllliNIIIKNTIAI. i:i.i:(TUIIH, T. V. CAMI'UKM,, It. V. HAM I' I) It. A. C. KINNKY. HIIPJIIWIUiiTATIVIM. 'I1 V IiAVKNPOltT Bllvorlon. WM BI.MI'SON, Sllvurlmi. II R.IOIIY, Btiiith Siloni J I) DAItltY, Huiiiiumy. J CI lEHKUHAItT, CIlllIUlMHIK'. wiiiiiiur. AIjKX thomivon, Sllviirton. Ol.ltltlC. V 1 ItAY, WoiMlliiirn. IlltCOItltlllt. VlltOUi II ItlCAI) Tiirnur. TltlUKIMIUIt. V 1 JOHNSON, FmUmii. bCIIOOli HWPHHI.VI'HMIUNT. V P VAN SCOY, Ji'llVjrwiu. AWIMMllt. , I.OUIS ItAH.ICIC, Julllnxiii. (VM.MIHIONHIW. J I) HU11ST, Aimuit. W'.'V. UIODON, .Mmltiii. ai'llVIIYOII. I' A KOUI), WiHMlliurii. (X)H(INKIt. V It MAttKltS, SmUiiii. '""HENRY SCHOMAKER, Tiie Slanilard Combiiiiiiioii Fence! No. 360 CemnttttUI St. Ml Si)las f Fnku m ti Onlfr ON SI tour NOTICIC 44 m ;d A Ut W Skji, HUNTLY & McFERSON, House, Sign AND General Painters. Ktbominm, Ptpr Hwtjao ami Decorators. mm wui min mommI mm1 " umri UMt iWrtUwiw M i tw. i mm Toooharof Music 3g3K tjrtMMititto NEff ADVKRTI.SKMENTS. THE FOLLOWING List of Property is -HY OREGON ISLAND I COMPANY ! I. !)ftcri,8iiillewtoffivertoi iim l leoncw, onelwlf in ftiiavHtloii,mll .tni....-.i. ftiniii W)iicr).lORen-i Incultlvatlon.r, mllw fn.mrillr.m.1, IK IIh from Ht olllce; Vtti. 100 iirrM.WI nercd III cultivation, good bullUlnKH,Wjernoru. 19 Hcrw, 15 HcreH In oultlvntlou, biiihII lioumnJlUW. Sold. Ml nrn ) Here III cultlvnllon. kiiihII Im."' IK mllw from IMuii; one Imlfcanli. TWHerwi.'JiOHcrrtlncultlvRtloii.rpiiiHln. ,I.rllKl.t timber, KK1 mM''M," ,,r cliHrii, I) mill fnmi mllroHil; 9. Hold. Sn-9ncriiM, IM nrrw In cultivation, two urcliiinlK, mllw fn)iu Hnlom. jirrtO-7r, ncrfi. aWnciw In cultivation, Imlttiice IlKhl llmlier, i mll from ShIuim. Sold. 7,V)-; K)Hcn,am acrtw Incultlyfltlon, iiiih lmlf mllo from HtMiinliOHt lanil- . jnffl)!- Hero. 1W) neroK.Kooil j')i'?. iooiiin,Hiioiliiiirn,oiio lmlf mile from HtwimboHtlaiidtiiK. Sold. til -r acre, 820 acros, Igood Iioum) and Imrn. HI ncrw, 2 milt from Snlom, j lwr acre, uh acreti in ciuirnmuu. Sold. 3frt acri, SI 1,0. nil oiiltlvBted, lino uuiiumsa. 2M hitiw, 170 HPrw In cultivation, good orcimrn huh uuuuingB, taw Sold. Sold. UOacrw, all cultivated; WSOa HuiiMMtnil lot on Commercial st.; VW. Sold. 3fii)Hcrfi,lH)acroeiilllvalPil, UtiOprume lltH, 1IU JlWlt'O 1HW, "' ii i, Jiacrmor Iu)w, nood liiilldluK; Sll1."'- Sold. W acrtHt, one lmlf In cultivation, SX. lloiiM) and lot In Halviu; Ji". llouxflaud lot In Sulcmj JS110. lUni'rwi or fruit Inml.SX inllw fromlSn- loin; W pf r acre. 1(W loin In Hllur llU city; f wieli. IIOacrKN, I Kin cultivation, J iH-rnoro. MX) iickw, l.VI In rultlMitlon, kikhI lin- iniM'ini'iitn; (I0,UU. Sold. Willidrawn. lUacitMol fruit laud, IH uilliw from Mil ium; SUM. Jfiil iicrtM, l mlliw from IlrouuHVllle, 115 acrm In cultUatlou, KIKI I'lilld liua. M&iH'raore. A7 acrtw. all I'lilllMilril, with IiiiIUIIiikh, Ki in Im from Halcm: 9MUI. 'JO acrwM adJoluluK Salem town Hlto;tV). 'JUIaerwcultlvHtiHt laud, ultlitiulldliiitt, 1 mile from alem; SWai. DIM aerM cultlMitwl land, wlllwmt liiillillnn. one mile from nhIciii mhi ollUnn tVi SWVj aereM.oue mile from Salem; Sill per aeiv. (Waerw, IK mile from Salem, one half In eulllxMtlou; fitful. lA on (Vpttal utiettt, at I'mm IU) to (MtHiHeh. Al Keren, )J mile Ifnuulem; JITS wr Ul'lt. Wiu'iw.all lit Ih kahhI ntHlejh'f K'UltUn. THE OREGON LAND COMPANY Arelmyluxsuil llm4ltwl lJlltiui;lllWke p1iiir, in showing buyeniny;pro wty In ttnslielUI. Oltlivln Bank Block, Throo Doors South of 1st National Bank. K. 1-1. BELLINGER, AGRICULTURAUMPLEMENTS! AOItNT D. IVI. OSBORN & CO'S I Frame Uinta, Mowers and Hakes! KUSSKL L'.CIO ' S rated Knginc and New "Cyclone" Thrasher. A M Stak 4 hm ai4 S Waps, lligies id Girts. Norwegian Walking or Riding Cultivator, Etc XO. l STATU STUHlfr, &VLHM, OltPGOK. Offered For Sale TIII - aiggsxaueeagggasaaegg . IS 1C acre fruit land, IX mllOT from Salem JIW. 19. 30 acres cultivated land, miles from Halem; 8M00. 50. 10 acre. IK miles from Salem, all culti vated, with buildings, 82000. 61. 12 acres fruit landlX miles from Salem; $MJ0. S2. 00 acres, 2 acres In cultivation, house nnd barn, S700. CS. J15 09820 acres, 200acres in cultivation, good house, barn and orchard. 51. 20 acres of fruit land, ) miles from Sa lem; ttiOO. 65, S20 acres, 180 acros In cultivation; S8000. CO. 1 17 acres, 30 acros 111 cultivation, $1200. 67. 10 acres of fruit land, miles from Sa lem; 8300. rA Withdrawn. 69. S12.C0 icr acre, 120 acre. 00. 6 acres of fruit land, miles from Sa lem; 8150. 01. SW acres, all cultivated; 810,000. U2. fsO acres, 82.'j00, 7 acres In cultivation good lioio and barn. (11. 2 acres of fruit land, miles from Sa lem; !'. 111. Saw mill and srlst mill; 81000. Of,. 100 acres, W acres In cultivation; $2000. 00. 1 acre of Unit land, I lulled from Salem, 810. 07. 100 acres, s inllen from Sllvcrtou; 1600. 08. 2)"i acres of fmlt land, lUmllos from Sa lem; 8760. 9 09. lOncies, IK miles from Salem, all culli- atcil; 8CT). 70. 130 acies, near Mehaina, GO acres cultl- Mited.hou'.e.lmrn.oreliard, etc.; SfiKO 71. 10 acres, near Aumsvllle, 2 aurex In ber ries, lOOfrult trees, Kooil Inilld'iis; 812110 K. l'JOacies; JWM. 73. 78 acres, with buildings; S1X). 71. SO aures, house and orchard; 8600. 70. 120 acres, 1P0 acies In grass, buildings, SA) per acre. 70. 100 acres, orchard and building; $2000. " Sold. 7S- Sold. 71). 60 iieies, adjoining Salem, 115 lots laid oil; 810,000. H). 210 acres, 1:10 acros cultlwitcd; 86000. 81. 012 acrw, buildings and 1( acres cultl- ated; 812 per acre. 82. filk acres, U cultivated; S1W0. 8.1 20 acres of fruit land, 1 miles from Sa lem; 8MM. 81. (Uiicrts, oitimrdand buildings, TOO. 80. 318 acres, 200 acres cultlated, orchard and bullilliiKS, JtlOIO. Hi. Itll acnw, 60 acres cultlatcd, orchard ami building; 81000. 87. 2fl acres of fruit land, i mlliH from Sa lem; 87Ti0. SS. 260 acres, IW acres cultivated, buildings; SOOOU! HI. 61 acres, 6 miles from Salem; SljjlO. 1M. iMTnicrvH, lOJcultlvatedJIftM. HI. Hotel in Sublimity. 1)2. Sluro bulldlnglln Aumivllle. IH 227 acres, 60acuwcullivaled; flUX). 1)1. House ami lot on Commercial!.; 8t00. HO. 20 acres, all cultlMited, i Juillefrom Salem; 800, lul. 'JO acres, i miles from Salem, house, Irnru, dry InnihO, nud large orchard; 8ilM. 7. 10 acres, 4U miles from Salem, with house; 8000. 1W. 10 acres, IU miles from Salem, with large orchard; 8600. l. 10 acres of fruit land, IX miles from Sa lem; J.HU HXI, imxi acres ImpmviMl ftirm at from 810 to Sl pr acre; known as the Aukeii) Itai m. We hae, also, all the Scotch leonipnny'h farms tbr sale, llelng Mildlunder fore ffliMiirvuf mortgajres, t hey .are uttered ouer reasoimble terms. K O 1 LAUGHTER. . , ,t, .mtal waters from the hflta, That mif ''""'' h mort. 8nd not the fool. The vwe boi t,""- o- - ,,,,. noon the empty heart no Joy distills. l,poo V",riAnr uunch thyself away! Wte.wS5: where gales are fresh nod free rr Uueh'ter Is thy noblest self In play, r A, ripgrJ of a stream that .eeks the sea. Or billot breaking Into rainbow spray. Thy heart's untrammeled art of melody iny nwuDwght WlUtomB In Home Journal. reople Who IJIo Xlnneeessarlly. Many people die unnecessarily. Few Pcopla take proper care of themse ves. Healthy Sonle are prone to be careless, and so do VenVealth. Youth and health place "he Individual In a sort of intoxication. 1 to healthy young man is full of life, energy. SKhopl enthusiasm. He thinks he can do anything with his vigorous constitu Uon.dtoBeeratererythto8 with it. He Jinus mai, a "-"' "r ",,,' recuperates him, and he imagines that thU will always be the case. Instead of husband ing his forces, ho wastes them. Ho is as ex travagant with his health as another man may bo with bis money. He is living on his capital, and not on the returns from his in vestments. Men and women ought not to die as young as they do. Our science has taught us that the lower animals attain to a number of years Ove times as great as the number of years that bring them to maturity, barring, of course, accident and disease. Man reaches maturity at the ago of 25. Five times 2o 125 The natural life of man ought to be 1-5 years, according to physiological laws. Of course, he must live in a climate that does not otfer too great a resistance. Physician in Boston Herald. T)nu ami Their Dogs. Another fad of our gilded youths is to go about the streets with enormous dogs, pre sumably of raro breeds and great value, trot ting at their heels. The contrast between the magnificent caninlty of tho dogs and the puny pusillanimity of their owners is amus ing. I was In one of our uptown cafes the other night mul saw two blims enter, each w 1th a great dog after him, ono a St. Bernard and tho other a masti it. Tho dogs oyed each other with surly look. The masters glaied with haughty rivalry in their eyes. Sud denly the canines tncUed each other furi ouiJy. Everybody jumped out of tho way, and tho poor bojswero afraid to separate the brutes. It was nn interesting situation, only broken by a cynical barkeeix?r, who came out nnd dashed soino red pepper over the interlocked heads of the dog duelists. It was good sport while ;t lastod, not tho less on nccount of tho In !;!e88 and miserable appearance of tho ilmlm who o ned tho dogs. "Tattler" in New York Star. All Knoctlvn J'ollce Syntmn. Tho polico authorities of Russia boast that thoy know the whereabouts and dlsiosition of ovcry citizen of tho omp'ro ovary night, and it Is through tho dvorcr.ks that they get tho most of their informntiou. No mora ciTectlvo spy svteni loulrt be orgiiir,..!. I'eonlo must livo In houxs, and the law le- quiroa every house to Irivo a dvonii'.. yn ono can bo so employed w'o i!o rut Uelnnr; to tho artel, and tlio poi.i-" i-oirrl fioortrl. Tho tenant is therefnru compit o!y at ' mercy of his servant, nho, if so ON'io-il. can send him to Siln-n i o-i a chnrgo of fe i so:i nnv titno he likes, an! it remthvs 1 -tie more than a dvom.l.'s tvs"iio'iv tuo'ifm 'i "wolf's passport," t i mjiMimico to c;.i i called. -William Kioto. Curl In Cjicho Nevs. Tuo et' r Hnnk. Go Into any regular savings bink, -rul on days when crowds of depositors nro there ' i u will see the Iwst representatives of the .'a j of labor. Qo into one of tho down town mm merclal banks, and you will see, in tho day laborer or mechanic, but the manufacturer and tho merchant, or their clerks. The fii-st set of Imnks Is patronized by thoso who siivo little by little, and don't have big piles of money. Tho second wt is used by thoeu who, whether thoy actually own largo fortunes or not, do, for tho time, have big sums passing through their hands. Theso two kinds of lmnks have distinct siecies of patrons, and seldom does any one bank have many custo mers of more than Its own particular kind. New York Sun. lllriln That Are Mlnilnc;. Ten species of North American birds aro named by Mr. E. M. Hasbrouck as missing. Of thee, two the great nuk and the Labra dor duck are believed to have become ex tinct, while the following eight, through scarcity or dlminutlveiiess, were "lost" with the taking of the first specimens, and are now Miir eagerly sought. The carbonated w arbler. blue mountain w arbler, small headed warbler, Cuvier's kinglet, Towmnd's limit ing, llren star's limiet, llachman's warbler and the Cincinnati warbler. Arkansaw Trovelw. lUthcr r.mllj Soort. They were talking about bowling when Stormy Sinton Trun came up. "Talk aliout bowling," said Stormy, "I knew the time In New York when it cost ma (0 every tiiiM I rolled a 111" "How whs tluitr wm tttked. "Why, I uixsd bottlwi of champagne for rJas," rwpHwt Stormy, and the crowd dropped out of right Cincinnati Enquirer. The (Iriuly a Speeder. I oece chased a lean grinly for several Ddkw, aud it wiu all I oould do to keep up with him uon a Beet horse. I man oould not bYw ran halt as fast as he dki Indeed, I doubt if tb tWmfekt ptolectriaa hunter eould make hi wope if pursued by as axasper. ateil grinly bear in any condition, uukw be reAeheda tiveor used his flrearnis effectu ally. Brig. Go. 1C a Maroy in Outing. Nut fur the Middle Claw. The Hiwrian gOTnuset lias dciddnot to hereafter grant rontsiaeoa in toe artu lry and engineers to cadU wbo are not of noble family. Count ToUol, wlnUtr of the Interior, has for soma time tytteouiMoaUy ab ttained from conferring potts in tno civil Mmrlre on appUeanU belonging to tie mid die, that ts, unUtieU class. Boston Budget. A Change U Uecreatlou. (Qrocery StoreHani faced grocer bh4 poor enor boy ) Oriader I roppott ye feel pretty tired, Tamay, after putting in tee) coal! TemmT Yea. sfa-. Qrinder Wett, U you want to bavw aMttia ran ttaw, yea can shoval ta hmwsS tu (UnraUc-Ufa. Weekly Capital Journa Tk Cheapest Kcivspapcr in Oregon! BEST FAMILY TIE IN MARION COUNTY. Do you ivaut a paper that you ran side as an intimate menu, u uim. ii truth; afoetoanytemtha bu the expense oi iuoi"j i, v l""" -." r -- iaurertoserf. dom? A paper that will not descend to acrimonious pciwnaUUeTto vitnneration or abuse: but which depends on fair statement and reasonf its weapons. A paper that dares treat us t courtesy. Devoted to the material growl Marion county, ana ot tno ienue mm wiuu uawuuuu munmette vaW Using every legitimate means to convince the prospective 6cttlerand bust nessman ot tno auvuuiugt i"'iu, o ojo, " miow tuiiweli ..! . .t flimiiv. .1 nnner which recojrnizes the fact that the ndi,nf uJir the price of weekly newspapers on this coast, has not kept pace with the reduction in the price of the great staples of commerce, and has boldlv struck out forever from tlio stereotj-pea umns. tlie lowest price ever uuiuu substituted therefor as low a price in the world. Read Our Reduced Termsl WEEKLY, one year, $1.50. Now Read Our WEEKLY, one year, $1.00. Oxjlv Old Subscribers Now in arrears are urged to take advantage of our big discount, by set tling old accounts and joining the grand throng of one dollar subscribers. Is there a bluo mark in the vicinity of this letter JJ ? Then understand you are now addressed. Blue is the emblem of faith tho faith we have had that you will settle when reminded of your indebtedness. TO ONE AND ALL We say, bend us your names. If you want to take advantage of our "one third oft' for cash," and are not where you can get postal notes or other convenient method of remitting, send us your name and state that you will remit at first opportunity. This will ensure your being placed on the dollar list. THIS IS NOT A SPECIAL OFFER, But a solid, permanent reduction. We have come to stay II. K. Dubois. JOE DUBOIS Dubois brothers, Proprietors FREE BUS. Sample Rooms for Commercial Travelers, From Si to SI per dn . SALEM, - OREGON. VARIETY STORE! W. M. SARGEANT Keeps a lino stock of Wall Paper, Borders and Centers, BABY BUGGIES, EXPRESS WAGONS, Toy Tool Chests, Velocipedes, Bicycles, mSKETS, sail all kinds of FUXMES. Mouldings and Frames Made to Order. Tissue iipr, leaves nnd centers, forget the artist material, such ns "Hints of all kinds, llrushes of all sla Don't Tube sizes, and iHunuers. aim) me GOLD PAINT-READY MIXED, Mau for frames ot all slue, in (hot every thing else that nun bo thought or. Come and See for Yourselves! REFEREE'S SALE. STATU OF OUKGON, 1 OjuntvJik Marion, hs VrOTICK I8HKUKHYOIVKNTHAT nv ,"u,e w a uecrve of partition and on the lli day of June,lSST, nd ananieni datory dioree hereto entereVl In said JSSh OO l IK) Twentieth day of September, 1887, In the partition suit or Amanda Klinn et !.,. 3. H. Smith et nl. whereby It was ordered that the south tqnnrtiof s5 6x? I10'1-' ddltlontoihecitj- Sf le, Marion countyOreaon xthh ,i ineSF-HS tberafcr,, by viiu of ud decree and l S& wre to wiTeJ 'r 1 fStU wuTotwS W AlMtQn eottiily. Oreeon iTCT'-Y'rj real Mat al nublkt ZZLcZTiZ et nwdar, for auh in lTTV, ilare anUanendlSt uS22? " ' -m v.'t.UAFFBHTf, Ghemekete Hote . NEWSPAPER with confidence take to your lb. .. "sii I'onent of the ftjM te the.faS reason for terms- at tne nead of its ,. iu. m. mra u uit-gon. and has as was ever charged for such a paper "WEEKLY, six months, . -40.75. Discount for Cash ! WEEKLY, six months, -..$0.50. THE YAQU1NA ROUTE. J And Oregon con DoveloDment companys er. 20 hours steamship line. 225 miles shorter, 23 hours less time than by any other route. First class through passenger and freight line from Portland nnd nil points In the Wil lamette valley to and from San Francisco. Willamette River Line of Steamers: The "Wm. M. Hong," the "N. & Bent ley," the "Three Sisters," are In service to both passenger nnd freight traffic between Corvalllsnnd Portland and Intermediate points, leaving company's wharf, Corvallis, und Messrs. Uullmnn & Co's wharf, 200 ana 202 Front street, Portland, three times each week as follows : north heund: Leave Corvallis, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 0 A m; nrrlve Salem Monday, Wednesday nnd Frldny,3rM; leave Salem Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 6 p ; arrive Portland, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 8:30 v M. south heund: Leave Portlnnd, Monday. Wednesday nnd Friday, 0 A m; arrive Salem, Monday, Wednesday nud Friday, 7:15 r m; leave Salem, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 6 a m; arrive Corvallis, Tuesday, Tnuiv day nnd Saturday, 3:30 p m. TIME SCHEDULE, (Except Sundays): Leave Albany J-gJ Leave Corvallts Yv,nu Arrivo Ynqulna jJf S Leave Ynqulna ;SAm Leave Corvallis rSY Arrive Albany 1105 AM O. A C. trains connect Jit Albany and Corvallis. The above trains connect at YAOmSA with tho Oregon Development Cos uw of Steamships between Yaqulna and san FranelKco. SAILING DATES. 8TEAMERS, FB0JI SAN FKASCBCO. Willamette Vallev MS ,.i. : :rr7 v. .i r -May 10 Willnmctto Vnliey! - ' !J S Wlllametto Valley - " wiunmeiio vaucy,. STEAMERS. jfROJl TA9VC-- Willamette Valley '. Willamette Valley JJJJ S Wlllametto Valley " Z This company reserves the rifiht w change sailing dates without noucc. N. H.-Passcngers from Portland and w Wlllametto Valley points can make jw connection with tho trains or YAOUINA noUTE at Albany orOorvainj nnd If destined to San Francisco, 6hou nrrnnge to arrivo nt Yaqulna the etau before date of sailing. . Passenger and Freight Kaies )WjJ Lowest. Tor Information apply W.iSK HULMAN & Co., Freight , an "" Agents 200 and 202 Front st, roruana,of- ' C.C. HOQUB, Ao't Oenl Frt. I-as. AgU, Oregon PgJ& C.H.IIASWELL.Jr.Gen'l tTt Pas. Agt. OrcnrI)evelopmot GENERAL BLACKSM1THI AND H ORSESHOEING 1 ' All tho Improved methods !of .S haplng shoes, to cure diseases or ta and for the correction or toulty fJJUe truetlon aud interfering, used. IP? satisfaction In all cases. Kefer w known horseman In Oregon. JOHN KNIGHT, The Horseshe. 303 Commercial streot, 8alenv!S- ESTIUY Twol bar mares, onf i years ad , ert years old. IttehtshowWeroJwjiaiki, ed , and left wflh a J with r KvT j ft-HPS.! ?JT? ? ttisaa A Strong, Baleen Oregon. Maye,X388. irmrmni tnna Titif-i , j.. . ituu uanaor and ,h and prosperity of Salem 0f ul : , Jt&k&Ajtft&i