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EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL
MONDAY, MAY 28, 1888.
fJISNHIlAI. JUItKCTOHV.
OaorKRCf.KVKI.AXII President
I'm. I'. Bavam Kccretary of Ml in
UN AS. K. Fa I rcii I mi, flecretnnr of Treii ,
W.T. Vila BacreUry mTUh Intnlm
y. C, Kmiioott Prcretary "f VSrr
W. C. WHiTSEr Herreury of Nm i
I. JJ. Iukicwn Post Master Henrm.
A. II. fJAHhAXii Attorney (feiieru
MttNaMO.H It. WAITK Clilf JlMthv
SUte of Vtteoa.
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HW(1KK IIkhma.vk ConKremiiinii
dTI.Vtom.K I'knwovkk fioveritor
OHO, W. MrllHlUE 8rtarvofBltte
0. W. Wkmm state Treasurer
It II. MrKi.Mor Hupl. Pub. Instruction
KHAKK I' IIAKKH MLatn I'ritilsr
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WM. IIK
Mtinrftfiin Atttli
W. W.
TjUlt.J
Third Judicial UUirlet.
It. 1. Hour- Jiidg-
lm. W. IIki.t Prosecuting Atlorni'.i
Mtrlto County.
M. U CHAMHKHMN I
J. A. Iwxky V Hlate Senator-
J.H.IIIMICK J
J.T. Ohkuh i
l. J. I'MNiiLimi.y
K I.ATMA.H -.
A, SI. IAnM.Krnc..
W. II. Ouf.VKH
V. V. lllCKN
-Itepreillalliu
M. .V ClIAI'MAN Clerk
iiNiHiiK mai'k Deputy Clerk
Joil.v Miwto .Hherill
mi. lihiisan .....
Auiwr(liwr .,
T. C. Hiiaw
Deputy H)jrlir
-.- Irewmwr
County Judyi
llMI l TVU..U.
llrswiir Waiih'kV'"":; --Commissioner.
ClDOMflK A. Pf.KIII.HM .School Sill"
IoiinNkwson Biirxevm
0. V. MrciiriHi.v (sheep lncioi
Clly of Kilrra.
J.J. Mumwr Slnvni
niidiirjiiiH liru ,
(int. Wii.i.iamm ll Ward...
(Ini. Coi.i.i.nh 2mt Ward.....
i Imiiiiik Uinl Ward
JAl-MlKioXrd Word
W. V. Hkinn ii Snl VnnI
tint. lUwil 4th Word .
O.N. HurroNltli Wurd
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J. uriuc'Ki.iiii rtpwinlri
jammhikwh SlnmliHl
W.T.IIkm Treasurer
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J.U. lllflMliMIN Hup't f.f HIkhiIm
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Jak. Walton v. 8. (-oiiiiniwloiirr
JimiU'ii ALHKUT.JIUiml 8erUuJli.erwi
Ni:W AI)Vi:ilTINIMi;.VIS.
PROHIBITION COUNTY TICKET,
fOMIIUMH,
iMtOI-'. (1. M. MIM,Kl.
I'ltlWIDIINTIAI. III.KC'ltllW,
T. K. CAMl'HKhL,
U. K. KAMI',
DIt. A. C. KIXXHV.
ItW'ltlXli.STATIVIX.
T W DAVUNPOItT
'Silwrldii.
WJ HIMI'SOX,
Bllvcrltni.
H K.IOUY,
Fotitli Hnliim
J 1) DAUUY,
Sublimity.
J (I KIJKUHAUT,
('lllllll)llH)K-
ALKX TIIOM P.SOX,
Sllvorloii.
CI.HItlC.I
V I It AY,
WiMiillmrn.
ItlMHIItlllllt,
YlltCllli II ItlSAD
'I'lirnur.
I'ltiiAstntiiit,
V P JOHNSON
.Sltl(!ll,
Ml 1 00 1. BIM'HUI.vni.NDH.VT.
:V T VAN HCOY,
J.ll'lll'lHOII.
AMMIMMIIK.
l.OUIH IIAHISIC,
Jotlltixiii,
"ttl.MMIIWIONKWI.
j;i UlMtST, '
AuiMm.
W.T. It 10 DON,
Murloti.
'Hl'IIVKVOU. '-
K A FOUl), "M
WiHMllmrn.
CDItONKIt,
W II MAOISUS,
SmUmu.
HENRY SCHOMAKER,
MiuiutHNunNrul
Fwtft!
N, 2M) Cmnwcla St
AN $$te if Fdfi M U UnJfr
ON miOKT NOTIOK
" liff id W list I'siil .
HUNTLY
House,
& McFERSON,
Sign
AND
General Painters.
Dconiton.
TJOhrofM ulo
ffiFWJMM I
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NK1V ADVKKTISKMKNTS.
THE FOLLOWING
List of Property is Offered For Sale
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nini'ii8i;
OREGON LAND COMPANY
1
f
SSXS It)!t3tSX! g a g :
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1. Smncren, 8 lulled emit of HIIvertoMjICrX).
2. lWiicrm, one hnlf In cultlVHtloti,niiiHll
orchard; ll(W0.
S. )H'rn,IflH('rii litciiltlvn(lon,Smlleii
fnim rHllroMil, inlltm fniin jKxt
oiiiw; vftri.
I. iW nrrm, MO Hcrm In iMilth-Btlon, (wil
ImllilliiKii, t K) ler livrv.
5. W acrwi, IS hitbh In 'ciilllvallon, hiiihII
lioiiM-Siaw.
Sold.
.
7. N) Heron, X) Here In t'liltlVHllon, Kiimll
Iioiimi, IH iiiIIoh Iroiu Salem; fluu, one
Imlftwili.
8. 7M0Ht'rH,ai0afrBii In riillUntlon, remain
der llulit timber, kk1 Iioiim1, k'hxI or
I'lmrd, II mile from mllroad; tW.
u- Sold.
10. wm-amnenm, m ncrwi In uiilllwillon,
inuiiruiiiirun, u iiiiien iroiu miium.
II. finn-im nrrm, 'JMncrm In cilltlvntlnn,
liiilanro IlKlit timber, Vt mllm fnlrn
Hulein.
Sold.
18. fTA(W-n Hi'niN. 3U aeniH In cultivation,
one lialf mile from Ktoumboiil limit-
lir.
II. I17I per iiltm, 1W) neroK, K'xd lioime, 7
riHiiiiH, kikmI lmrn,onu Imlf mile from
Atmiiilxmt landing.!
Sold.
Id. W) jM'r acre, W acrw, good JIiohm) anil
imrn.
17. HI nrrnH, 2 mlltH from Salem, Ji.i jier
nere, IW iuni In oiiltlvntlotl.
IH.
Sold.
id.
ami acriw, jll.ux), all ciiltlvnltsl, lino
iiiiuiiiiiKi.
a), att) aerw, 170 nerw In eiilthntlon, kimhI
oreliiiril and Iiii1IiIIiik, t).
" Sold.
H.
Sold.
M, IKIaiTOH, alli'iiltlvateil; J.VKD.I
31. lloiiiwanil lot on Ciimmerelal t.;lJSH).
Sold.
iM. iKOiivrtM.lliliuTwiL'Ulllviitwl, lliMiiriiiiiu
irvtM, ftw iiwii'li trtHin, iHir trww,
"'iwi iiiM,KiiiHii)iiii(unirii:7Ui,uiu
a Sold.
JH. HlneroH.ono Imlfln uiilllvatlon, W.
at. Houiiu and lot In Haloin; JXU.
mi Ilnimuiind lot InHiilem; gnUX
S. mineriM of fruit land.SH '"Huk fromMn
leiii; rtl iiriu'ie.i
;. IttllotNliiHIUur I'ullnlelty; JT twuli.
M. llMiwrtM, 111 III cultivation, $tt per acre.
81. :t iienM.IV) in iMiltUatlon. tro.nl liu.
pniiiniftntn; SIU.UD.
" Sold.
:h
Willnlr.nvii.
W. 10 aerw ill fruit IhiiiI, i miles frmuMu-
iwiii, pm
iK Wl iiihim, H, iiiIUm rmm llninnsvllla,
IH nertw In cultivation, K""d bullil
lugs, m per iter
W. m aerns, all cultl vhImI, Mltli bullilllim,
IH inlltM fnim Htilsm; HHUII
V 'J! ueri adjoining Salem tun u situ; juiua.
II. WMariMmilllatwllitiii.tUliliuliiun.
I lulls ntitu SsIbiii; SV
' ,i..l!',,,,, t'olllVHlwl land, wlthuul
llltl ifji""0 ,,," fh"1 ll I""!
W, .'MX Hefw,uu mile rnim HmIbiu; iH per
II. Maeim
Vius!Sll,?Att,,',,ri",,-0",!"r
in mi
l. Urtj on nipltai .lrw.t,:itfnim 1?TV,
K a hwwi, K uilU lfmiu!rsHlm; iw; r
IT. Wui
liwTi!njH 'M "uu,fi"iu-
THE OREGON LAND COMPANY
Capital Lumbering Company!
MANUKAlTrilKKM UK AND UKAI.KK-S IX
lively fariotj' of Oregon Woe,
Dressed and
IMXUIA.NTI.Y ON HAND:
Shingles, Laths, Pickets, Fence Posts,
BOXES, Ktc.
SALEM --.. OREGON.
STOCK FARM
FOR SALE or RENT I
COO ACRBS
fSffSQ&tS
Tvw
C5nblkjtc
CirtatO W Cital JmtmL
Mwr Hi Pntar
TIIK-
K l,'m"os rruit lan J, l,;inlIe-Hrrom,Hlcm
$va.
m. SOfHcrM rultlvHted land, lKlnillesJfrom
Hnlem; $S0.
M. lOiwrex, 1W mllex from Halem, all cultl-
viucu, wiin uunuingn, ?J.
51. I2aere(frult lanillk miles from"SIem,
82, HOJirre, 2 acres in'Jcultlvntlon, lioui
and barn, 70U. mU W - U
OS. 515 00 aMacren, 200acrM In cultivation,
good liounc, Ixtni and orchard. idifij
51. 20acreK of fruit land, i miles from -Salem;
?0U0.
r.V KUucruH, lMJjacres lr cultl vatlon;H000.
M. H7acnw, .lOiicrea in cultivation, 1200.
57. lOai-nw of fruit land, 1 miles from bn-
iuiii; 9jv.
m. vv;ii.,i....,v..
? r iiiiiii i&ii ii.
H). l2-rj0 per acre, 120 acre.
00. 5acrc of fruit land, VA miles from Sa
lem; SIM.
61. .TW acre, all cultivated; S10.
02. 80 acres, SajOO, 70 aoros In icultlvntion
Kood house and burn.
. 2 acres of fruit land "IX mllos from .Sa-
lem; JC5.
(II. H.nv mill and Rrlxt inlllCSIOOO.
(ti. 100 acres, SO acres In cultivation; 82iXX).
M. lucre of fruit land, 1 mllos from Salem,
910.
07. lGOiicros, 8 miles from Sllvertou; SOObT"
fls. acres of fruit bind, lii mllos from Sa
lem; 7f0.
HO. 10 acres, IX miles from Kalom.all cultl-
Mited; tnvi.
ro.
1'W lien's, near .Meliiimn, o0 acres cultl-
vated, lioiihc, barn, orehtird, etc; SUVi
71. lOacros, nmtr AumsvHle.:2 acres In ber
ries, luurruu trees, good liulld'gii; 31J0J.
72. 120 acres; Ht.
7M. 7 acres, ulth bulldliiKs; S1200.
71. HO acres, house and orchard; WOO.
75. 120 iicn-s, 100 acres In grass, buildings,
R!0 jier acre.
70. lOOaerw, orchard and buildings; $2000.
2- Sold. '" j
7H.
Sold.
79. rJ iutms, adj. lining Salem, Hi lots , laid
olt;jl0.(w. . g J It )t-
M. 210 acres, 11 acres cultivated; SijOOO.
HI. 012 neriH, liulldltui and ;lU0aeros cultl-
Mited; jli per acre.
82. (IlJaonw, JeultlvatiHl; $1000.
KJ. 20 acrtM of fruit laud, IW: Millies IfromSit-
lem; JnOO.
Ml. IK) iioriM, orolin rd and buildings, 5700.
85. 318 acres, SV) acnw cultivated, orchard
and liulldlng-i, S0I0.
80. lilt) acres, 50 acres cultivated, orchard
and building; 1(X).
87. 'JH acres of fruit land, IW uiIIm fromlSi"
lem; $750.
8-t. aviacrtw, tu acres ;cultlattHt,hulldliig-i:
J51XW '
8t. 51 acres, 0 uilltM,fnim Sslem; SIvX). "
IM. li acres, lalcultlviilexljJJWU;!
Ul. Hotel in Subllmlty.l
91 Store building in Auinsvllle.
III. 2i7 acres, AO'iierns eultlvatisl; fXU
IH. llouieaud lot on Couimercliil ht.; Suoa
lV 20 iiiinM, all viiltlvHhNl.ilW miles from
ShIiiiii; sO0.
IW, 'M acres, mllm from ShI&iii, houe,
Iwni, dry house, and large orchard;
97. 10 mm, IUiiiIUm from Saleiii.-'wlTli
luiiiwi; JftC.
IH 10 mires, IW mllei from Salem, with
large orcliard; iTM.
IH luaorwMirrrtilt land, W miles from Ha.
Ihiii; WU
UU 14X1 iieruK Improved farm at fixuu 310
to S) mr acre; knuu u as the Aukeuy
fiirin.
e;iiiH, also, nil the Scotch iMiuiwny's
ftjrnu forssle, lining sold under font
elo.iireof mortjptifes, tll(.) .uvollored
on very rtwiMiniibre terms '
-X-
-X-
hv m
Undressed.
DUG AN BROS.,
P T U r B EKSI
AM Mil FITTEKS,
MUWm l
Sttuini and
riuwiiiu-;
Gwtls
Ik
IP.
SAUUt.
ORKlK)..
LANDS AXI HOMES.
jrarion count- Is situated In the
nwrt of the magnificent "Willamette
valley, the central gem in the clus
ter of rich counties that form that
iirinrnlv domain, and is the banner
rwinmonwealth of the great nortli-
! vi est in all the essentials that go to-
I wards making it a profitable abiding
place, and a home for the thrifty
I farmer, the cunning artisan and the
1 "ndustrious mechanic.
, Itich in its agricultural resources
in its cultivated and uncultivated
1 lands, in its water powers, and
minerals; rich in its colleges and
-Hiools of learning, and with a
ilimate unsurpaascd Tor its salubrity,
it presents to the Immigrant from
the overcrowded states, where cold
winters and hot summers, with
terrible cyclones, prevail, who
romes to tne coast witn some
means, advantages that no other
county in Oregon possesses.
Much has Deen written of this
western country that requires a
stretch of the imagination to com
prehend, and numerous complaints
are heard from the class who have
been misled by them, so in this
lirief sketch the writer desires to
avoid exageration as to its present
and prospective advantages, asking
those in the east into whose hands
tliis may fall particularly those
who have their eyes directed towards
this coast to peruse it carefully,
feelini; that It is not written to lure
i immigrants within its borders, but
only as a trutmul tUscriptlou ol a
land which, if it does not "How
milk and honey," contains within
its bosom wealth and resources equal
to any other country on the Pacillc
side of the ltocky mountains.
I1017NDABIES.
Marion county Is bounded on the
north by the Willamette river and
llutte creek which separates it from
Clackamas county; on the east by
Clackamas county and the Cascade
mountains, which separate it from
WVeo county; on the south by the
Santlam river and the north fork ol
the Santiam, separating it from
Linn county .and on the west by the
Willamette river.
PHYSICAL IOKSfATION.
'I he county contains, including
valley, pnilrio mid mountain land
al unit 0 K),000 ncrcs.
There are two main divisions, the
iiioiintalii ami tho valley. The
latter extends from tho "Willamette
liver to tho foot of tho Cascwli
mountains, a distance of about til
teen miles.
The mountainous portion contains
Mime fourteen townships of mntl
niiMirveyed land; lying in a strip
twelve miles north and south by
forty miles east and west, and euni-pri-es
all classes of land, from rieli
narrow valleys in the passes, up
through all tho grades of rolling,
hilly and broken, to that of roek
ImiuihI canyons and hiacecs-sible
craggy peaks. .It is generally heavily
timbered, and in the near futiiic
will ho valuable for its lumber sii -plies.
These hills and mountains
r.Mbrd a wonderful Minimer range
for stock, and many of the more en
terprising fanners are availing them
selves of this opportunity, and when
the cold frosts of autumn approach,
the stock are brought out to fresh
pastures, thus enabling them to sur
vive the winter storms with little
cure.
OltKAT ADVANTAGES.
A decided advantage Marion coun
ty has over many others is the di-
versltled farming Interest that can
be carried on tnrought the cntlie
year; notwithstbndlng this Is u wet
climate during the winter months,
the uplands are seldom too wet to
work, and long before the pralrii
farmers are through with their seed
ing, the hill farmer is preparing for
his summer work. And vet tin
low lands are much preferred Ir,
many; the vield per aero Is generall'
greater, and jicrhuiw les-s labor is re
imlrvd to place tho soil in proper
condition for crops; and then should
tho season prove dry, the bottom
lauds are sure to bring the best
eroiis. No better farming land can
bo found in the United States than
that tin the noted Howell prairie,
French prairie, Santiam prairie and
Salem prairie. The soil of these are
wonderfully productive. With good
cultivation, forty bushels of wheat
and sixty of wits per acre can lie
rtiullly secured.
KACI1.ITIIM FOll MA1IKIST.
The Willamette river, with two
.Im of railroad running the entire
lenatli of the county from north to
-Hith, with the Oregon l'acltlo road
crowding the southeast corner of tho
county, atlords ample facilities to
roaoh a market In any direction.
SAI.KM
N the capital of the state and
eounty seat of Marlon county, situ
ated on the Willamette river and
on the O. a V. railroad. PfwtK-
luilldlnjfH have been erected, among
which the state cwititol buildtn
eounty court hotie, Chemekete hotel,
oprt hH, new public school
liullilliiir, Catholle school bulldhie,
MetlKHlkt churrli, llkiiiette Uni
versity, and uuiuv private reeldenctti
and buaiuttai blocks, which will
eonipare favorably with older and
larger eltkw.
OKNKKAL.
All thluM txMbJderod.UieWillaui
tlo -aIley Imw the best couutry In
Uh world, ami Marinii sif.. i-
ifp,
aiwut centerally looatetl therein, i
IN. tlHj Making lioime U tlw I
Mo better oitoortunHkia n. i J I
uitl.1 M..,.Vi ...,.! i. iV" ." I
..-. ., ..n... .k v v.. iiviv. A CIHUUi
uwning lnronoaUou remrdlu n
www, mock Ikrnw, buaiuws itroperty '
dtyreWiK,wUlbe lirowpUv
tli V4II b.i.x... iw, wimTT" I
uxni ivmid x
(TlutmlMtfllH mal noLita ...i, I
oam Iwww blook. SaUm OwSmmu
Wtll nv tk klwtiiiir uuAj .4
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v, nwwrvumtuerDtm ami
CVort
ttweM, Saletu.
State Treasurer's Thirty-Third Notice
STATBI OF OHBOO.V,TBEASrBEK"SOFFICKl
Salem, Slay 2, lwts.
'otlee Is hereby given Jhat there are
funds on hand to pay thefollovrlng war
rants drawn on theme per cent fund, and
land fund: Warrants numbered 1915, 1J6,
1917, 1918, 006, C07, 612, 781. 783, 853 and 8(w,
issue of 1875. Interest will not be allowed
aner the date of this notice.
o. W. Webb,
SrfKSw State Treasurer.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
rnO WHOM IT -MAY CONCER NO
L tlce Is hereby glen that the under
signed has been appointed administrator
or tne estate oi it. a. uesuer mie oi '"
county, deceased, by the honorable county
court of the state of Oregon, for the county
of Marion. All persons having claims
ngalnt said estate are hereby required to
present them with proper -vouchers to the
undersigned at the olllcc of J. J. Murphy,
Grlsvt old's block, Salem, Oregon, within
six inonth9 from the date of this notice.
AI-ON'ZO GESJTEIt,
Administrator of said estate.
Salem, Ogn., .May 11, 1838.
PROPOSALS INVITED.
THE HOARD OF PUBLIC 11UILDING
pnnimtssloners Invite sealed nroDOsals
for painting the Iron and wood work of
thecapltol. Plans and specifications may
be seen nt tueotllce ofW. D.:Pugh, Salem,
Oregon.
The right to reject any aud all bids Is re
served. Bids will be opened at 2 o'clock p. m.,;on
Tuesday, May 29, 1SS8.
SYLVESTER PENXOYER,
GEO. W. McBRIDE,
G. W. WEBB,
Board of Trustees.
Wm. A. Mi'NLY, Clerk of Board.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
T
1IIB UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice of his iiDDolntment as asslcnce
of nil the estate of A. Mayer, of Salem, Ore-
fon, by general assignment or this date for
lie benefit of all his creditors.
All creditors of said A. Maj er are hereby
notified to present their claims duly en
fled to me, at Salem, within three months
from this date, and nil persons owing said
A. Mayer will call and settle Immediately.
Salem, Oregon, May llth, lSSS.
EUGENE WILLIS.
5:19-d0w Assignee of A Mayer.
ESTRAV
Two bay mores, one J years and the oth
ers years old. Right shoulder of one brand
ed e, and left, with a j with n V made by
attaching the curve to tho staff of tho j .
Return them, or send Information to A.
Strong, Salem Oregon.
Mny 5, 1883.
REGULAR QUAIITERLY EXA3IINATI0X OF
Applicants for teachers' certificates.
Notice is hereby given that tho county
board ot examiners for Marion county, Or.,
will hold tho regular quarterly examina
tion of applicants for certificates to teach
in the public schools of said county, nt tho
court house In Salem, commencing nt
noon on Wednesday, tho 30th Inst., and
continuing tho sessions until June 1st. All
applicants for certificates must bo present
at thooiienlng session on Wednesday, the
30th Inst, GEO. A. PEEBLES.
County Superintendent of Schools iind
Chairman of the Board of Examiners, td
SPECIAL, OFTER
ON LARGE BODY FIR WOOD.
I oiler the best quality of largo flr wood
in llvo cord lots and ocr, sawed twice, ot
S.I percord; sawed once,$2 l0. If you want
the best stoe wood, the best nirnaeowood,
and the cheapest wood you can burn. glo
tn. .ni- r.c.t. A .... .....1.... . I ......
held good to September 1st.
.... ....... ......a. .111., UIUL'I UIHI'll IlllWWlll
1 good to September 1st. No niivmrai
uemuniiod until wood Is delivered. Now
is your tlmo to engago your winter's sutv
ply of wood.
GEO. D. GOODHUE.
OIllcowlthG. W. Johnson, 255 Commer
cial street.
STEIXEIl k BLOSSER,
-DKALEltS.'IN-
STOVES, RANGES,
Tin and Copper Ware,
l30;State St., -:- -:- SALEM, OR.
Examine nnr w r .wu.i- u.n..
pjctely furiiMiediind guanmteed, for only
A snecialtv niadeof rootlug'nnd spouting.
K.J. BABCOCK,
Cabinet Maker!
AND
UNDERTAKER.
FAHUAIfS BLOCK, STATE STHEET,
Salem, Oregon.
A ftiii n'.r'JC Kurnltiire made to order.
A mil line of Caskets always on liU.i
well" digging.
U'KLLS DUO Oil ItKPAIItKD OV
SowS' lny lHM4. South
A. DAUIL
FARMERS, -:- LIVERYMEN
And others In ihh1 of
feaiii or Carriage llani:
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VIA-
Oregon & California Rail Ife
AND CONNECTIONS.
THE mm SHASTA ROITF
CALtrOBXIA F.X1-BE8S TBAty-TiT
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6:30 p. in.
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Salem
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San Fran.
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LOCAL PASSENOEJl
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CEPT SUNDAY!. -""
8.-O0 a. m,
Lv.
Portland
lK)2a.m.
12:10 p. m.
Lv.
Ar.
,iSRu
Salem
Eugene
Lv. SqP'S
rDLDIAX BUFFET SLEEPkpc
Excursion Sleepers for second-class m.
sengers on all throuch tmir" & I5
charee. ree W
Tho O. i C. Railroad ferry make
East Side Division frifmfAn.m5 P the
Portland. 8lt,
West Side Division, Between Portland
ana wrrallis:
DAILY' EXCEPT BUypAYV
7:30 a. m. f Lv,
Portland
ArTI G:15p;
Lvjia0p,
12:25 p. m. Ar.
Corvallls
it'MISNVILLE
EXl'KESS TAl!n..r
EirEIT STT1tfTlA-V "A1.
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1:59 p. m.
8.00 p. m.
Lv; Portland aTT"
Ar.McMlnnvllleLv.l
At Albany and Corvauis connect with
trains of Oregon Pacific Hailroad Wth
For full information regarding rat
maps, etc., apply to the Company's neent'
Salem, Oregon. e. iCliunvRff '
R. KlOElfLER, G. F. and S. Ag't
Oregon Railway and Navigation
COMPANY.'
"Columbia River Route."
Trains for tho east leavoTortlaud at lOtt
a m and 2 p m daily. Tickets to and from
principal points In the United States. Can
nda nnd 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.
Manning, agent of tho company. Capital
Journal office, Court street, Salem, Ogn.,
or A. L. Maxwell, O. P. & T. A., Portland
Oregon. '
A. L. MAXWELL, G. P. AT. a.
H. H0LC0MB, Genl. Manager.
THE YAQUINA ROUTE.
J
And
Oreiron
Development
company's
steamsbln line.
225 miles shorter. 20 hours
less time than by any other route. First
class through passenger nnd freight line
""...iuiiuiuu una iiu points in mo Wil
lamette valley to and from San Francisco.
Willamette River Line of Steamers:
iT,.,,e.,"wJK!.- M IIonS." tho "N. S. Bent
cy," the "Three Sisters," nro In servlco for
both passenger nnd freight tralllo between
Corviillisand Portland nnd intermediate
points, leaving company's wharf, CorvallK
!lml.Mcssrs- "nllmnn & Co's wharf.aOOand
Jft! I; ront street, Portland, threo times each
week ns follews:
north heunb:
Leave Corvall Is, Monday, Wednesday and
- i y,J A M; nrrlvo Salem Monday
south heund:
'J'? .Portland, Monday, 'Wednesday
nndl'riday.OAMi arrlvo Hnlem, Monday,
Wednesilay and Friday, 7:15 v m; leae
Salem, Tuesday, Thursday nnd Saturday,
0am; nrrio Corvallls, Tuesday, Thurs
day nnd Saturday, 3:30 r M.
TIME SCHEDULE, (Except Sundays):
Leave Albany 1.-00PM
Leave Corvallls 1H7PM
Arrive Yaqulna 5:50PM
Invo Yaqulna 8:30 AM
Leave Cornllls ....... livtu a ai
Arrho Albany 11:15 AM
O. AC. trains connect Tat Albany and
Corvnllls.
The obove trains connect nt YAQUINA
with tho Oregon Development Co's Line
orbtenmshlps between Yuqulua and San
r raucisco.
SXIUXQ UATES.
8TKAMKKS, FKOST 8AN FRANCISCO.
JJIJH'imetto Valley,. May 81
W liimette Valley,.. Juno 11
Willamette Valley. r June 22
8TKAMEIS3. FROM YAQCTXA.
JK!!!nmctt0 Valley May 2tl
J I ametto Valley June 11
J, ametto Valley June 17
W lllamette Volley Juno 23
change sailing dutes without notice.
S. 1J, Passengers from Portland and all
n lUainette Vllllev nnlntH mn mntn rliwl
SPPHKlte" . "Bltn th0 traaa of the
ASA ROUTE at Albany orConallls,
and if destined to San Francisco, should
arrange to arrive ut Yuqulna tho evening
before date of sailing,
iXss.fI1r i""1 '"lent RtM AlwT tte
if KJJv A?r Information apply to Messrs
VHWAJf Coa. Freight nnd Ticket
or to uax)nndaH"ont st, Portland, Or.
CC. 1IOGUE, Ac't Gon'l Frt. A
l"is8. Agt., Oregon Paolflo It. It. Co.,
,, ,. ., Corvallis, Or.
aH.H.SWELL,Jr.Gen'I Frt; A
lss. AgU Oiwon Development
Co., al Montgomery st-.
SauFrunouoo,Cal.
GENElULBLACKSAiiTHIXG
-AND-
HORSESHOEING ! !
i.A.H. Ul .,mPnvwl methods of shoeing.
wlJ jno, to euro dWeaee of the foot
fJSiS?" " "wrwHIon of fitulty action, con
rt2J2u.d.,n,7fftrtnff.ueL I guaranty
SSSMSIS-Vi TSTcro toany vM
JOHN KNIGHT, The Horseshoer,
W Commercial street, Salem, Or.
Mj Years is Iklbartk of Mt
iMJh'cH,n,f- Price MM. 8nd
JW ordw Immediately, delivered In
J6 T. aTKAHNKLL,
A KAtlt.
SALEM BATHS.
H. WAWONO, PiMMMtr.
0m' SC, Ut. FWry Mkd Slat.
VINO. . HAIR CITTINQ ASP
.. ""oiiiiu rnuiij,ni'M icave aaiem
ruesdav, Thursday nnd Saturday, 6 v m:
arrlvo Portland, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, 3:30 j ji. '
SFi
POOH Maliy doM.