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KVKWXG CAPITAL JOURNAL
BATUJU)AY, MAY S, 1888.
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TMoa, F. flAYAKli Jfcrretary of Mtii
QHM.R. FAlKCHIMi.SeeretanrofTreMxu
W.T.Vilm ..Hecretarr of the Interior
WM. (J, KwiiHxrrr Heerrtry tit wi.r
. 0. WIUTiKy.. Herretury of N v
at. UlCKimmr. Pout Mnrti-r Oew-r.n
A. It. 0AHJ.AM1 Attorney (Jem-rul
MttMMOON II. WAITK Chief JlwUec
SUU of urtgoo.
k IlKKMAJJ"." Congremmiui
kVMTKii J'kxjiovkh fiuvertmr
. W. JlrllMlDE KecreUrr ofMOOe.
Wkmh .Htl Trnunirer.
. K MrKf.aor Hunt. Pub. Instruction
ruisHK r. iiakkk Mlate Printer
.11. HTKA1IAX 1
vk.v. IxiHI) V Munreme JudfOK.
W.W. Tjiavkr...)
Third Judicial Dltlrlet.
It. I'. ItOIHK Jill!!-.
Clan. W. IIkit Prosecuting AUnrw)
Marlon Constr.
U. km. tHAMHKMMN 1
J. A. 1HtMKv y HUilo Heiwloni
J.JLDiMiac-.-. I
J, T. GHMWI
n. J. I'KNIM.CTOW
B. LAYMAN
A. M. I.AroM.m-nc
W, R. OlI.V'KK
. P. HlCKH
J. , Cii Ai'M an . ..Clerk.
uiKime: ufK Deputy mrx.
JpllS JUNTO f Hlwrltl.
Mi. Choisam ... Deputy Hherltl'.
AtMlwrflimY .. 'Irmntirnr
T.li Piiaw . County Judpe
urw. I. Tkhhki.i. 1 rvmini-ii.iiM
Hiwby Wahmkn J-.Coiniiilwloner
OutMIK A. I'KHIII.m ftchool Slll'l
tun Skv.ims Jinrvp.vor
.-OmMor
(I. I. I.1TUIIK1KI.1) Hlieup Iiiiilor
City of Jtalfm.
J.J. Mimi-i-r .Mayor
.n. jiiiii ii warn
Jb. WlM.tAMf ll Ward
1. C'ii.i.inmJihI Ward
. JKIHKJllll Ward
JAP AIlKToHnl Wnnl .
W. W'.HKINNKliHrct Ward...
ft at lliWII 4th Ward
O.N. HirrroNlth Want 1
J. IH1(KI.MII Ito. -order
Jaxmm Howt Marslml
W.T. Ilixr Trtwiirer
i. w. jiinoiiam Attorney
ilwow Htiti'tiif HlnitiH
lUlicilll.i... CliUif DiiKliiwrM. K I)
I.'. H. OfHrfl
Ja H'Aitns .. . II. H. t'oiiiitililonor
JMMil'lf Al.MKur .Mlk'UHl Krlcv()liMrv()r
'KW AnVKIlTISKMKXTS.
THIS SPACE BELONGS TO THE
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t was Of copM Veslenlay anl will be Again To-morrow by Tlieirjj
LIST OF PROPERTY sFOR SALE!
Comnrising moreithan 100 Pieces of
Farm and City Property,
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Cuuiiclltnei'
J, u'Tiiumi
illi. ClIUIII
Ninv Aitvi:uTisinii.vis.
PROHIBITION COUNTY TICKET.
fONOMIMrt,
I'ltOl". (J. M. MILMCIt.
1'IIIMI DIUS i'1'l A I. j:u:( TOl w,
T. K. CAMIMIKIiIi,
II. I'. UA.MI',
1)11. A. C. KINXKY.
itiii'Uii:.TArivi.
T V DAVKN'I'OIIT
Kllvurlon.
WJI 8I.MPKON,
Hllwrlttn.
II HJOIIV,
Hontli Kili'in
J I) DAUBY,
Kiihllmlly.
J (I KllliltllAUT,!
.1lmnin)t.
miii:iim'I'.
AhlfiX TMO.Ml'tfOX,
Kllvurtoii.
t'l.KKIC.
V I II AY,
WMllllllI II.
ItlX'Oltlllill.
VI HOI I. II HICAJ)
Tumor.
TIUCAHIMIIIIt.
NV i'.ionxaox
SiUnn.
MCllOUli HIM'KIII.NTKNnHNT.
W T VAX M)Y,
.It'lll'txm.
AHMIJUt.
I.OUIH HAH5S1SIS,
.lollVrtMHi.
(X))IMMWIO.KKM.
J I) lll'HHT,
Aunim.
W.T. HKIDOX,
MhHiiii.
HUUVKVOH.
I' A KOHI),
WiKxllmni.
V II MAOICIW,
HmIiii.
HENRY SCIIOMAKER,
Tie M CombiiiatifNi Fwiee !
N. HO CottMMTtiltl St.
AN Shifts of Ptici M U Order
ON W1IUKT NU'IMOUC.
TITE OREGON LAND COMPANY-?
KfMHnemeltit intent In rortlAiulwho devotes ln entire time to kecurlnKinurcliiwers.
A full ilworlill()ii of well piece of proiwrty In ruriilnhed lilni, mid much of tliej property
on llielr lint liiw been peraonally Intiwcted Ijy hlni.wi tlint lie Is nblo to fiilly.describellt
to piirclmwjrM. TIiIh ukuM, by dilly vUIUiik the leprjtH, stoiitnor lundliiKH nndjliotols,
iHiinex In oiulHcl with linndreU of land Heekorx; he In hupplleil with the Oregon Lund
; puny' imnipliletmiil property IUIh mid hut mi iirrnni;enieiit by which hej:cn
Mvuru minced faro from Portland to ShIuiii, In thU wny muny lwntonsjhnvejbeenciit
toHleiiidurlni the w)it month, mid the nianiinern of tlie)riSnn Ijinil Coinpunylhnvc
i-ui. ..1,. .miv in mioiiiK ilium wio property tney imvo rorKiiIo. Home of those vlsltom
Hiimi to On-Kon to reiimln, mid bolnij pleaMl with Salem and tho Hiirrouiidlnjr country
have hoiiKht pn)wrty; othem are only on a tour or Inspection, and If pleased with ;thc
country wIIIm'II out In tliemiHl mid come to Oregon to remain; Htlll lothcrsljirejonly
traveling for pletunim, lint all have ticoii hIiowii around the rlty and country and'lglven
anopKirtiiiilty to form nn oilnlon by actual obHervatlon. The Or.iroii l.innl Riiiiinnu.
will iiiitonlyoonlliiiiotothunbrliiK toHaleiu IarKonumberHorimmlgniiitmind;tourltH,
Imtthey havo now employed Col. J. JI. Wright, 11 mllriwid man of oxtenitlveloxperleuce
irom lllliioU, to itrt an their iment In tho Hnt In Keltlng up excuntlom to como direct to
Mnlem. Thin unilerlnUInu will be facilitated by the fact Hint the (Iri-Kou I.aiidJCom.
puny have now oil Itle In their oillee many hundreds of Ietterxhlcli they have re
celved from whIwii ieoplo In reoue to dvorlllii donelby them;in eastern impcTTJ
1'iHtHl mrds are now belli nnt to over ;Ix liundred3in;these pontons, wmtalnlng the '
iouehiiik:
LANDS AXIf HOMES.
Marion county is situated in the
neart of the nwKniflcent " illamette
valley, the central gem in the clus
ter of rich counties that form that
princely domain, and is the banner
commonwealth of the great north
uet in all the essentials that go to-
ante making it a profitable abiding
place, and a home for the thritty
fanner, the cunning artisan and the
inlustrious mechanic.
Hlch in its agricultural resources
in Its cultivated and uncultivated
lands, in its water powers, and
minerals; rich in its colleges and
whools of learuitiL'. and with u
climate unsurpassed Tor its salubrity,
it presents to the immigrant from
the overcrowded states, where cold
winters and hot summers, with
terrible cyclones, prevail, who
comes to the coast with some
means, advantages that uo other
county in Oregon possesses.
Much has neeu written of this
western country that requires a
stretch of the imagination to com
prehend, and numerous complaints
are heard from tho class who have
been misled by them, so in this
brief sketch tho writer desires to
nvoid exaireratiou as to its present
mid prospective advantages, asking
tliose in me casi lino wuoso uiuiua
this may fall particularly those
who have their eyes directed towards
this coast to peruse it carefully,
reeling that it is not written to lure
immigrants within its borders, but
only as a truthful discription of a
lan'd which, if it does not "How
milk and honey," contains within
its bosom wealth and resources equal
to any other country on tho Pacific
side of the Ilocky mountains.
noirxDAitiES.
Marlon county is bounded on the
lorth by the Willamette river and
ilutte creek which separates it from
i 'laekamiis county; on the east by
t lackauias county and the Cascade
mountains, which separate it from
Wasco county; on the south by tin.
Sunt lam river and the north fork of
the Santiam, separating it from
I. inn county.andon the west by the
Willamette river.
PHYSICAL FORMATION. ,
The county contains, ineiuaiiii
State Treasurer' Thirty-Third Notice.
State or Ohboox.Tbbasurer's office
SAtEM.May 18,1888.
Notice Is hereby given that there are
sufficient funds on hand to pay the follow-
Ine WHrrants drawn on the rive per cent.
laud fund: AVarranta numbered 1W5, 1916,
1017, IBIS, 000, 607, 01
iwueoi is.o.
XI. .-.HI Q'JI .1 UC
Jit U1Z, 101, iOT, zr miu tw.
Interest will not be allowed
after the date of this notice.
O. W. Webb,
5:35flw State Treasurer.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
rnO WHOM IT .MAY CONCERN NO
L tice Is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed administrator
of the estate of It. A. Gesncr Into of said
county, deceased, by the honorable county
court of the state of Oregon, for the county
of Marlon. All persons having claims
against snld estate are hereby required to
present them with proper vouchers to the
undersigned at the otllce of J. J. Murphy,
Orlswold's block, Salem, Oregon, within
six months from the date of this notice.
ALONZO OESNEU,
Administrator of said estate.
Salem, Ogn., .May 11, 1S&.
Overland to California
VIA
Oregon & California Rail Road
AND CONNECTIONS.
THE MOUNT SHASTA R01T
Time Between Salem anil San Francis
Thirty-six Uonrs. aoc,sw
CAM FOnNIAXrnESSTnAIxDAllT
KwtET"
&ia.nt
JKP.m
ICAI. l'ASSENGKn TRAIN ( DAILY-??
PRIT RTTVnivl
3! lo Tl m
12:52 p. nC
ft00a.nt
South!
4:00 p. m.
0:80 p. m.
7:40 a. m.
Lv. Portland
Lv. Salem
Ar. San Fran.
Ar.
Lv.
Lv.
8:00 a. m.
1:02 a. m.
12:10 p. m.
Lv.
Lv.
Ar.
Portland
Salem
Eugene
Ar.
Lv.
Lv.
PROPOSALS INVITED.
rnirn board of public building
L commissioners Invite sealed proposals
for painting the Iron and wood work of
the cnpltol. Plans and specifications may
be seen at the office ofw. D..Pugh, Salem,
Oregon.
Tho right to reject any and all bids Is re
served. Bids will bo opened at 2 o'clock p. m., on
Tuesday, May 2,18SS.
. SYLVESTER PENNOYER,
GEO. W. McBRIDE,
G. W. WEBB,
Board of Trustees.
W'm. A. MUM.Y, Clerk of Board.
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPEKS.
Excursion Sleepers for second-cke nna.
sengers on all through trains free of
charge. ol
The O. & C. Railroad ferry makes mn
ncctlon with all the regular trains on th
East Side Division from foot of F street
Portland. slrw,
West Side Division, Between Portland
and Cervallis:
PAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY).
iTTLv. Portland Ar. I GnSnTnT
tnjAr. Con,-aIlis Lv. 1:30 nm
7:.'!0 a. m.
12:25 p. m,
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
mllE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
J notice of his appointment as asslgneo
of all t ho estate of A. Mayer, of Salem, Ore
gon, by general assignment of this date for
the benefit of all his creditors.
All creditors of said A. Mayer are hereby
notified to present their claims duly veri
fied to me, at Salem, within three months
from this date, and all persons owing said
A. Mayer will call and scttlo Immediately.
Salem, Oregon, May 11th, 18SS.
HiUUfjr wii.Liis.
G:19-d(lw
Asslgneo of A Mayer.
Jl'MINNVILLE EXPKES3 TRAIN (DAILV
EXCEPT SUNDAY).
4:u0 p. m.
&:00 p. m.
Tvl Portland AT7
Ar.McMlnnvllle Lv.
"KWaTnu
5:43 a. m.
At Albany and Corvallis connect with
trains of Oregon Pacific Railroad.
For full information regarding rates
maps, etc., apply to the Company's agent'
Salem, Oregon. E. 1". K0QERS
R. IOElfLER, G. F. and Pass. At
Manager.
Oregon Railway and Navigation
COMPANY.i
"Columbia River Route."
Oregon Land Company's!
EXCURSIONS
Tim Oregon Lund ttinnimtiy
.Vii IV.... .till.. IIII....I.. A.ci'...
excursion parties to
, .vV'.V "..;?" ",i '.""." "i""y is uou-eiiiniraniii oriouiliiliu
aKAJiix ,v a rsVirs,:.JS",.,f.. ."w.tew ". j"iftir.
' ,-...-.-. , ..,,,,, ,ii iu,u;iiuui siarinig, mine, oxiiensti, etc.,
VlUtl-OHH,
J. M. WRIGHT.
ItiHtem ARtiilt Orwou lntd Co'Vermilllou, Vermillion Co., III.
uHtJoi'u"11 U fllrl,ul,,l ":hn thoiuindiovrl
OHKfJOX-WIMiAMCTrH VMA.Y.Y.
Ilfly by oim h
bwlthhktiitutia
IHIU'llWM till
rwii
i v ii? .lit foil t i ;-,,; t i
Two bay mares, one i years and the oth
er 5 years old. Right shoulder ofono brand
ed e, and lea with a j with a P made by
attaching tho curve to tho stair of tho j .
Return them, or send information to A.
Strong, Salem Oregon.
May C, 1S8.
REGULAR QUARTERLY EXAMINATION OF
Applicants for teachers' certificates.
Notice Is hereby given that tho county
board ot examiners for Marlon county, Or.,
will hold tho regular quarterly examina
tion of applicants for certificates to teach
in tho public schools of said county, at the
court liouso In Salem, commencing at
noon on Wednesday, the 30th Inst., and
continuing tho sessions until Juno 1st. All
applicants for certificates must bo present
nt tho opening session on Wednesday, tho
30th lust. GEO. A. PEEBLES.
County Superintendent of Schools and
Chairman of tho Board of Examiners, td
SPECIAL, 01TK131
ON URGE BODY H WOOD.
I oiler tho best quality of largo fir wood
In livo cord lots and over, sawed twice, nt
1 per cord; sawed ouee,$2 00. If you want
the best stovo wood, tho best furnaco wood,
and tho cheapest wood you can burn, give
i.tv jjin .mult, .tuiy oruur laKen now win
d good to September 1st. No narment
in i
nmlrto hiuI
Mtll itftmiM for
HHV9 IMHVUli
Ml!
fi"i,ffii?.,ii.MI!rJ'!S!!S": .fi.'Sf."".'- W iurjON,, . i(i,.
iiirrr.:i..;.L;..i'7.7K"A,I?'i"i.,''",w '"."')' wimmw:
MSSSSH
J. M. Rltl IIP' Winlllkm. Vniil linn (,.. ill '
.... .. .... ..,,
Tlw Mint vv IIIKImi Iml'iiwlKilMu miiiitnN ortuni wpr,
HW4AWm
Ksran WJr-irJL" to?-.ff! .?? .? iry
T
Mild ru!lAilly rMMi th..
iMHk bMK m OunuitfrvMl t
" ty Ul (ivnaMU Im
wix
by ii
111.
slm,
uiKiiiy
ui our
iMvtNi umneriv u. i t;3i.xx?i,,zzrzx"lx
fi'l,Sll,.lU,()rtVM. "iiii
IXTl'l. ,i"v !! I''tx-rty m-h1 thtt iinxir,.
hcl
ueinaniieu until wood Is dellven.il n-'r...-
Is your time to engage your winter's sinv
l.l V- nf iru-wl
ply of wood.
Offlco with G.
clal street.
,, GEO. D. GOODHUE.
. Johnson, 253 Commcr-
STEINER k BIOSSER,
diiai.kiis,;in-
t III Ihf bulutMwi tiiivliu Mii.l ..iiir.J ..-'...Ji.;
d Kunuulia.1 tu- m..., whTi r .i kiiliSTA
ii. : .--..,....,,.,-
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MUofrtHlam
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It Is ti imniri lnkl7iiti..ii I...I.. :i
UM... I.I.....1M.I ,.i.i .. ' . " ""'
" "xiivuijui wuii me uimiiiim inUi
ii i nunitiiiut n ib-mi u iiv7....i i...: ;. r:: " "'..".'."-,,"7" ir-
ii.Miun in KdvwriUliif "talfiu It U u .1 k iiiMriiH.i i.. IT: i. XT ,,,,BU "r "'hii1
HUNTLY & McFERSON,
House, Sign
Capital Lumbering Company!
MANUKAiTt'KKK, OK AND DKALNHS IN
Bvoiy Wotj' of Oregon Lumbor,
Dressed and Undressed.
AND
General Painters.
-CONHTANrLY O.N HAND:
Kbowkft, hiper Kwiws
and
lUiVMHW
.asstvssaft-ss"
l -.. ZTTZ T '
aasncgff,
SALEM
Shingles, Laths, Pickets, Fence Posts,
BOXES, IStc.
OREGON,
DUGAN BROS.,"
P U U M lri ERS I
(WS m ST1LUI rTTTEKS,
STOCK KAKA1
FOR SALE or RENT!
w. & mm,
TachrofMuilo
... i m itUmtmX iMtow-
w. i. "- mniTi - .- f
OiiO ACKBS
2LnSS4,!'5.
Mmm liiia k "" .
jJBtwmnTf
aud
11.. M t ( H
vmnt
lilu Q. lull..
V Imivaiii Km
StWHI Mild PlllwMtl!
0nm1s,
tK 0 ct f Cfil4 WW. KALlOt,
valley, pmiric and mountain Imuib
uliout 000,000 acres.
'Hurt' are two ninin divisions, tin
i iiiiiuiitain ana mo vaney. tih
latter extends from tho AVillaiuettt'
river to tho foot of tho C'nscai.t
niouiitains, a distanco of about I :
tit n miles.
The mountainous portion coiitnlnt
.i inie fourteen townships of inn.-ti,v
.nsurveyed land; lying in a str.ji
ivvelve miles north and south l.j
rty miles east and west, and coin
u'iies all classes of land, from rid.
narrow valleys in tho pass-es, up
through all tho grades of rolling
hilly and broken, to that of rook
hound canyons and inaecessiHe
craggy peaks. 1 1 is generally heavily
timliered, and in tlio near lutuie
will bo valuable for Its lumber v. -plies.
Thco hills and mountaiui
a.'lbrd a wonderful summer rangi
for htoek, and many of the more et.
terprising fanners are availing tlicm
selves of tills opportunity, ami when
the cold frosts of autumn approach,
tho stock aro brought out to frcdi
pastures, thus enabling them to f.nr
vivo the winter storms with little
euro.
riltKAT ADVANTAGES.
A decided advantage Clarion coun
ty has over many others is the dl
vurhllled farming interest that can
bo carried on throuuht tho enthe
year; iiotwithstbiiding this is a wit
climate during the winter month?-,
the uplands aro seldom too wet to
work, and lung before tho prttlrn
formers arc through with their mt'
lng, the hill tanner is preparing Cu
ius summer worn, aim yet tin
low lands arc much preferred b
many; tho vleld per aero is generally
grotitur, and jierliaps less labor is n--cptlntl
to place tho soil in iirojM'r
condition for crops; and tlien should
tho MiiHou prove dry, the battom
lands ar btiro to bring the Ut
uniiiM. No better fanning land m
bo found in the I'nlted States than
that ou the noted Howell prairie,
French prairie, Santiam prairie and
Salem prairie. Tho will of tliwo are
wonderfully productive. With good
cultivation, lorty bushels of wlioiit
and sixty of oats per aciv can lie
readily secured.
KACII.ITIIW KOll M.VllKKT.
The Willamette river, with two
'mm of railroad running tho entire
Vngth of tho county from north to
aith, with the Oregon l'aoitlo road
iTtiefelug the MiiitlitMbt corner of tho
.tainty, allbnls ainplo facilities to
reach a market in any dlroetlon.
S.VI.KM
Is tho capital of tho state and
county Mat ikf Marion oounty, sltu
alwl on tho Willamette river and
on the O. a- (A railroad. Cotlv
buildings liave been erectwl, among
which the state capttol building,
evuiitviourt lioow. (fiiiii.tui..viJi
UJHMM 1hu, new public k1mh4
building. Catholic scIuh.1 buihllnir.
JkleUioilliit eliurch, WllUmette Uifll
vwwlty, and iimiiv pri-ate reaileuoe
Mid tabJiitM blocks, which will
onninre favorabiy with older and
larger el tW.
OKNKKAL.
Alt tlUUM COluJdwWll.tlwWlluUHr
vtte -aliev luw tu Iwt country In
tb worid, and Marion county k
Uiout nuiMtaUy located OwkIu.
To Utow kinj hotuce in th west,
no better opiartuultk can be
QllMl,UianaTafouniUier. Pen-on
mutnK mtormaUon rvganlinri.
iianou countj- oc tte WiUiunHte (imm inmm f .1 P I1U.I-I.P.
K nmln t "wnn.i,iiMMtuii
Trains for the east leave. Portland at 10-4-3
a in nnd 2 p m daily. Tickets to and from
principal nolnts in tho United stntna r-.,.
ada and Europe. '
ELEGANT PULMANN PALACE CARS.
Emigrant Sleeping Cars run! through on
express trains to
OMAHA,
COUNCIL BLUFFS
and ST. paul
Free of Charge and Without Change.
Close connections at Portland forSan Fran
cisco and Puget Sound points.
For further particulars inquire of I. A.
ariiiiiilng, agent of tiro company, Capital
Journal otllce, Court street, Salem, Ogn.,
or A. L. Maxwell, G. P. & T. A., Portland
Oregon. '
A. L. MAXWELL, G. P. &T. A.
H. H0LC0MB, Genl. Manager.
THE YAQUINA ROUTE.
J
STOVES, RANGES,
Tin and Copper W'm,
130.Stato St., -:- -:- SALEM, OR.
. iSx?nUne ,.Hr. Ko' s ok fetove, com
Pjetely furnlshwl and guaranteed, for only
A specialty iiuuloor rootlngand spouting.
F.J. BABCOCK,
Cabinet Maker!
And Oregon Development company's
steamship line. ',5 miles shorter, 20 hours
less timo than by any other route. First
class through passenger nnd freight lino
from Portland and all points In the Wil
lamette valley to and from San Francisco.
Willamette River Line of Steamers:
Tho "U'm. M Tlrtnl. m-v a nrt.
ey ' tho "Three Sisters," nre In service for
both passenger nnd freight trafllo between
Corvallis and Portland and Intermediate
points, leaving company's wharf, Corvallis,
and Messrs. llullman & Co's wharf, 200 and
202 Front street, Portland, three times each
week as follews:
Noimt beund:
Leave Corvallis, Monday, Wednesday and
lilday, 9 A it; .arrive Salem Monday
ednebdav and Frlday.3 v m; leave Salem
iJi"f'.' 1.,1,UI1ilf nnd Saturday, 6 p Jt:
arrive Portland, Tuesday, Thursday and
oaturday, 3:30 1- it.
I.eavo
south heund:
Portland, Monday, Wednesday
AN
UNDERTAKER.
FARRAR'S UIJOCK, STATE STREET,
Salem, Oregon.
!ii H,na.? furniture made to order
A full Hue of CnskBts always on hand.
WELL D fG GTNGT
May 31
Juno 11
June 22
U'KLLb DUG
OH UKl'AIUKD, ON
ive-ifi. "TiifT V??T L'W"lhUi
Salem. ' "" " " , Bouth
A. DAItn,
FAIuMEKS, -:- LIVERYMEN
AndottMniinaMdor
Team or Carriage Harness:
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ntnuB, B wont, uuhuomi uronertY
or eky nMidVue vriU be liromntly
ntMl rallaltl' intornMil by addrwiiur
Um wil known nnn of Willte X
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mhm uoum bJook, Sakw Oraon.
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OK OHIOACO
' WBMi la-Jjaai-tt. Tla-. hn.
mwm
and 1-rIday.tiAM; arrive Salem, Monday,
ednosclay and Friday, 7:15 i m; leave
Salem, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdav.
uam; arrive Corvallis, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, 3:30 1-M.
TIME SCHEDULE, (Except Sundays):
Leave Albany l.-ooi'M
Lenvo Corvallis ....... . i;i7iM
Arrive Ynqulua 5:50 PM
Iavo aqulna 6:30AM
Leave Corvallis 10:33 AM
Arrive Albany 11:15 AM
Co3' 'hl' tmlns couuectat Albany and
.m,c.n.boY?,rnlns connect nt YAQUINA
Wltll thO Qnvnn IVivnlnnmanl nX I .Inn
of Steiimshlps between Yaquina and San
r luiicisco,
saiu.no dates.
BiKAMEllS, FKOSI SAN FKANCISCO.
ametto Valley,
1 lametto Viillov.'
Illamette Valley..
STUAMEHS. FKOJI YAQUINA.
Wjllametto Valley..,. May 26
NJIllamctto Valley... Juno fl
v Hme!! J'""8? June 17
N I lametto Vulle' June 2S
i.oV,8 .mPany reserves the right to
change sailing dates without notice.
mmii ,J, "!,sengers from Portland and all
iiam? ,t0 nlIey points can mako close
vrRt?'. T.ivlil ue trains of tho
R FIN A. It0LTE at Albany or Corvallis,
n"S if denl to San Francisco, should
?I2i2f1,?,Jlve"t Yaquina tho evening
before date of sailing.
, ''s"Kr " Frflcht IUtes Alwyrs the
ifiTjiv.x?rlnormat'OI apply to Slessrs
V"j "AJf Co., Frolgllt and Tleket
AreiltslDOnnil "i l..,i .i i..in.,H n.
orto -.,...,-..
ac. HpGUE, Ao't Gen'I Frt. i
1W. Agt., Oregon Paolrlo R. It. Co.,
eitimmn,,, . Corvallis, Or.
C.H.H.VSWELL.Jr.Gen'1 Frt; A
iuNt, Agt. Oregon Development
Co., SOI Slontgomery St.;
San Franoisco, Cal.
I Tint Claw Phttburf LMlher,
rr..uiL Th Anna Itm- of DuuIm.
Ji.ft H.4;, and Whip, lu tiM , . tffi
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BLACKSM1TIIING
AND
Horseshoeing ! !
hiJiJtil,,pfoved nietaods of shoeing,
STfef.!0' to " ! ot the foot
2Jfaadtotorfcrtnf,aad. IguaranK
JOHN KNIGHT, The Horseshoer,
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Mj ViwTlsraiiMrir it.
By KalhM-Chlnlqujr. iHa MM. Send
tww ttMr buiMalately. XMItm la
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P. A. KARNKLL.
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SALEM BATHS.
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