Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, June 08, 1888, EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text.!. '"wf 4 EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL I'll I DA V, JUNES, 18S8. UKXICItAX, IHIIIICTOKY. Uwnmt Ct.KVKi.AKi... l'rtwldcnt Turn. K IIayamii Becreiary of Willi Ci-ia. ft. Fa i kj.'ii i i.n, &cr-trT of TriM 1 1 j W.T. Vij.ah J4ecrrtrr f the Intiri.n "f.C, Kumcnrr Kecn-tary of V . W. C WniTJKY. Hwrelnrv of 1. M. DlCKIl-MON Viml .lntr ('!. i A. n. Oakland Attorney down. -UMMMON H.WAITX Chief JlMtlll SUte of Oregon. i.Jt. uom-h . J. H :i nr hki.i, U. 8. Hnal- mnaisN iikkma.vk . Cnn-imNmiiiii rr rKK rmfNorKK nnvri.r Uau. W. MrHHiDK...J(ccrWrr ofMtii. n. W. Wkkh. ... HtHte 'J rmun i K. . Mr-Kl.imr Hdjrt, Pub. InHflidl-m rAXK ' JIAKRK rUate Prtlit. i H. M. MTKAHA.N . I I-okii V Htipreme JuJ T.W. Thaikk) TklrJ JaMthl llrlcl. M. r. Bone: Jtidi mm. W. lWur PrtweeulInK: Atturm i Xtilon County. M. .. MAMHKHM.V ) J A. Ixxikv V HMe Sonnl-ir. 1. ILDlMKK I , J.T.iiKKlHi .. II J. IttHUI.KlOS Ik LaTXA A. M. 1 AHIM.KTTK W. H. OlI.VKH . t". F. Ill UK ..lloprmetilnllw It. N. ClIAI-MA.. tMki' Mack . J'imt Miwio , fieri .. Dupnty Ch'i I. . mien. tin. cnoiMAN Heputy Hbetlii Ariit'Hr (liHuv Tmuiim T MHAW UlUDtJ JlKl(' IIij-w-v Waiirkn ..OoiniiilMlfin. - UaoNfir A. I' Kiil.nrt Pchnnl S. i . MW KrvVMlN Hlirv.n,,, M. P. I.ITCIIIMM"l""l"tlhjVjllllillt.i (It) ufKalrm. J.J. Ml'xrrr May-. A. II. ilt'lH in Willi pan. Wll.l iamh It Wind Aa. C'om.ihrUiiiI Ward UltArmuilnil WhtiI jAfMiKiotnl Ward w . W. Hmn.nkii rd Word N, liuan tni Wanl Cotitielltni i Ul h. IIirrniM IlllU'l.r.t t fefcTBlKKll . . ileeord. i NJWllow! . ...- MNIBlf, .T. Ilri.i Tnwulirn i.;. II1.N1111AM AlloniH J r ritoMi-wtN Hiip'torKtrwi. . N.C'iiviu:iiiM,...L'lileriift1iiNrK. K. I" II. H. on'irrn. Jaa. Wai.tov U. K. Coiniiit-l.jM. i JUMII'll AI.HUHT.J4ll!lllll hvnlNlllurx'i . KV A l) lill I I-.IIM ItNI S. YARIBTY STOR w, m, sargeant: iICihijwii MllHKtO'k or Wall Paiicr, Borders ami Centers, IIABY DUOQIES, EXPRESS WAGONS, T-y Tool Chub, YclwipBiIcr, llisyelcs, R VlKKrS, mitl nil klmln f Fit M IJS.T Alwliliugs aid Frames 3liiiloOn!cr. TVwie Mwr, tom Mini iwnlvri. If I till" artlal iiiHlorUl. ihIi u iim't arllal iiihI iHl, mii'li I'llUt IVtUiU nrll kliult, IliilliiwufHltliii),Hiid lrw. AUotli .ft trt GOLD PAINT-HEADY MIXED, Mn4 Ah- Irwmiwol nil ilux, In motiei) lillll VlMllllll MII he lll'HIlll of. Como and Sao for Yoiirselvos 1 " Live ami Lei Live I'.iiiit Shop. HUNTLY &. McFERSON, House, Sign AND General Painters. KalMiulners, Paper Hangars rihI Dwomtors. AU onton. will pwlw imuuiiX Hliamilun. jlwuilf on all kludii irf wurti In our lint van. MauMMHion itininintttea. I tXMtn HlHIWUU lHIH I4WI, KOIt SAliK, UMUMlMrWuiau, Uw Him. (tMMwMMlCMI. Una ymnaf QaH. ) rUitUM. kw HUilviur. tMw kMnd lrtU. WMll.nk. IVHiMlni. r itlruUn. mil m r. K. ftMtA TkM.M uin, HWtVHin IMM. "' T. r". Tt'lKKH. Th MUVMUH'OUIJIHI. HMd AtMrati wut HMU IMA yaur It U M MMy. latH4u at dmM InIm. ' MUkUOM lor U WlMt HMT kmduIUm at Uta. V WMt you au4 ruruuii ywi w4V U tu nvx.itry u4 mnomry Mlttt lo rid. wU. iltntii, au, wrt. lUlt. buut, wurlk. o la aiutreh, wr Hf M Uu. &oa M vrVMU Ut. 4url iut4 iuuUU JM MM out wW I rvttir4 lo do Ul tM Mumm MKfBRUBU. Mk4 yvM hm.)iM, iiIimhU ol Um vUiw of IW MOV tUKU OlOM. wkMtt wilt W m wm wlH ol to la f IWMWk MONTGOMERY WARD A CO. UUX14 DUokUAH A vuu, OLi4, m. immwVM MMMaUr. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. mO WHOM IT MAY COXCKKN-NO I ti In hereby given that the under- nlgned Iim been Klntl iwlmliiliitnur n iiw cumin m ii a. ienT laie of nam county, leneed, by the honorable county court of the tnt of Oregon, for the count of Marlon. All Kronii baring elullm iMralfKt aaUl eit. are hereby m-ulreil to ireent them with proper vooehem to tin undersigned at the office of J. J. Murphy. Orb-worn hloek, Hslcm, Oreifon, within lis moiilhii from the duK-of thin notice. AIJNZO OKSXKH, Administrator of Mill eebtle. HHlem, 0ii., May II, lit. New I-Jicle Store IN A.L,ICM. Hnvlnir retitil th Htrc room formerly rcon, fortheaHint) ooruiileil by h'liniliic'r A Tlftany, on the north utile of Htate mrw-t, I am ttroinreil to ir the hihet mnrket price, 111 vU, for lilile, fur itnil xhwp jk-Iui, anil tothooe. IhvIiik them for win, I iMk to eall and pee me, (M I will Kite good rve ami a fitlr (leal to all. m i w OV ' -UB. MeARTHUR ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE. fnIIKUNI)i:iWIfINKI)III!ISKIIVUIVIH 1 nottroof Ilia a))H)lntmeutn HMhinre ol Hll tlio OTlati-of A. Mitjer, ofHalem.Ure yon. by general anlKiimeiit ofthlx date for tiielieuelH of all bin credltor. All rmlltoni ofxHliI yV. Mayer are hereby notlHed to jnenint their elaliiM duly erl llcxl to me, ill .Holeiii, within three nmiitlii from thU dale, and all eroiiii ow Ing Haiti A. Mayer will mil uiul wttle Immediately. Malein, Oreffon, Mny llth. IMS -.UIII'..M., Wll.l.lM. UMtw Amlguee of A Muier, 8liito,rrniirur Thlrlj -Third Nolltn HrATHJ or OKKIIONl'HKWHKH'HOKI'll K I HALI.M, Mil) A I"- Notion la hereby ulven tlmt there are flllliUnn Imnil to it) the lolloulni; nr i I it drawn on the five mt evnt fund, and Imiil fund: WurrHiiU numbered lun, ltMfl, IBI7, 1BW. H,D7, ItVi, 7UI, 7IH, t mid V, Ifdlie of lUTIi. Interml will not be nlloueii alter (he date of tliM notlcn. (I. W. WKIIII, IMnfiw MlmtlinHMircr. IS1-1CIAU OinriSKi ON LAIIGK 1101)1' Fill WOOD. lotlerlhebeittiiuiillty of Inrge fir Mood In Mvemnl lut and over, sawed twice, at l nTcoril, xnwed oiiee.M !l. If )ou uunt IhnlHwt stove wood, the beit fiirii'ieiMinod, and tl hcni'f(t wood yon call burn.Klve me jour order y order taken now will llnlil ifood to Henlember ltd. No )iyniint deuiaiiili'il until wood In delleied Now iHjour lime toeiiKiiw jour wlulirN miiw plj of wood. I ur.irTi. (UMiinii'i:. OlfliH' with (1. V. JnlllW ill.'Vil onilnel ebil Htrcet. b.J. HAHCOCK, Cabinet Ivlaker! UNDERTAKER.'. Bl'AltH.H'.sjllU)ClC,'r.TK Saloni, Oregon, An WliiiN of Kuril I turn mail., to orili'r A full llnunf OwkctKHluuj on Iimid.' Posl Your Friimls in (lie Ivist! BVKItY oxiJToiimiiBXK UmiMirumkl illttoii,H It iMmiidim w iinu-ll nMviiniu rmilllllll IIIIIIUT itn pro- mm rlilii up tin. fruit lnt..r..tr ihU MHllldll, Hllll IIIIIMIIIlia ll'l (H'tl.T tlmu to lwilliVMKkh niiillml t.ninirrrlniiiltt vliimiyou Ml.liln kHt on III rwMMinv of Uncoil. GKMHAI, IILUraiTIIIXli AMI WOKSISSHOEINII ! I All th Improved iiumIhmU of IimIiik llMtlllK kllIMM, tl) IMII lllmfckMW of I tic fttnt and Ar tliuiornvlloii of nult) nollon.nui tnu'tlim mul lutrrrliM, im nuHmuin iHIIUfili'lloil III nil . It-fer to li vl Kiiuwii lnirwmnu in iin'4tu. JOHN KNIGHT, The Honeshoor, !WI (Niiitiuwri'liU timi, Salfin. dr. HENRY SCHOMAKER, ManunuHurvr nt The SiamlAiil Coiiibiiuiioii Fence! Ntt. 260 Commercial St All Sijles if IWing kl Qter OK IIQIT NOTICtt DUG AN IR0S.r (us and smM Frrraiis, ..AdkUMU. Slrtini anil Pluiiiliiu (itiotls v.VLU5I, : : i : UltlCUON. KUK UAIK1AINB IN K UKN1 T U R B UO TO KtTAN 4k WWITNICY, l C t Hw m. Onto. MJjm KnwM out it nwMlttter U 3li3i K.r iSmm'm? SwLwuTmmi SA1,KM HATHS. i4wi - rritilMn. SsdV!5"1 . "V,R. ?mxu amo iiU'-.iiH nnuijr,, LATS AXU IV, MHS. i Mir'u piiir.;. '.tt situated In tlu- I h nt "I tin iiuiuiiilicent lllmiit'iK .uliy, tlie cviuiui gem in thu eiue Iit ol rich counUeu thnt lorni tlmt priiipcly unniain. Hint m the Imtim . iMimiiHjWeiilth of tlie great nortl. v. 1.-st In ill tlie itulitinle tllHt go to nr4 ii:Kn.g it aprolitable abiding nliice, ii(l n homo for the thrift: inner, the cunniiijr artlfcau and tin n hiitrlotii nui'linnic. ::idi in its agricultural resourti" .ii U culthated and uncultivated I.iihN, in itn water jxnvers, aii'l imIikthIh: rich in its college and n IiixiIh of learning, and 'uitli a ( llinnte iiiiurimfed ior Its salubrity . it preM'hts to the immigrant froin Hie overcrowded ftntes, where cold winter and hot BiunmerH, with terrible cyclones, nrovail, m!h conies to the coast with point nieaiiH, advantages that no otlur i-iiimty in Oregon jxseefees. Much has been written of this ucMtiru country that requires xtreteh of the iiiiiiginntloii to con -prebend, and numerous complaint me heard Iroin the class who ha I'tt-ii iiiIhIciI by tlicm, so in tli oriel skl'tch flio writer desires to awiid exageratlon as to its jinmt and )roaH-cthc advantages, tiskin tlio1-!' in the east into whose liiinii tills may fall particularly Hum u ho have their eyes directed tow an this const to peruse it careful1 tiding that it is not written to lun iiiiiiij;,'!iiiitH within its borders, In" only us a truthful discriptlon ol . laud which, if it does not "flow mill; and honey," contains with Its bosom wcaltli and resources cijii ' to any other country on the I'acit fcu'le of the lloeky mountains. liOlI.MMltlES. Marlon county Is bounded on I uoithbv the Willamette river w Mutte ciceh which bepanites it Iiom ( 'ludttiinuH county; on the east . ritiekamas county and the t'lisin- uiuiiutiiliiH, which separate it In i. Whk-o county; on the south b li . Miutli.ni i her and the north fork Die J-.uil inni, sepanitlng it li .. I. lun county, and on the west b i Willamette liver. PHYSICAL rOHMATION. 'I he minify cnntaliiH, iiiclmi vulUy. irniiie and liiuiintaln Inn.' iiljiuit Oio.tKHJncieH. '1 In i-" are two jiuiln dlvistonsi, I1 iiiuiintuin anil tlio valley. '! 1 lnttel eU'lnl8 fioni tlio AVilluinet i.ver to tlio foot of tlio Ciih'. iiniuntnlim, 11 distance of about t ti 1 11 inileH. The nioiintnlnoim portion cont i i r m mie fourteen townsliljin of nn iniMireyed land; lying in a t-t i , twelve miles noitli nnd Houtli i lortj miles eiint and went, iindi...i prii-es all ehiKseo of land, from mh narrow vidleyH in tlio jiassi"., e; tluoiih all the gradon of lollmi hilly and lnokvn, to that of rot I bound eaiivons and liiiicee--v-.il i crifttc.v l'eaki. It is generally hei. il.v tinilieied, and in tlio near tnluu a ill be alualilo for its lumber mi, -piles. '1 hee hills and lnuunti. i K.Tnnl a wonderful eunnner iiin. for hloeK, and many of the 111010 et terpriiing fanners aro availing tin v wives of tills opportunity, and win n ;!..Msild fronts of autumn approndi tlie stoel; ate brought out to t'ren. panturex, thus enabling them to sni vive the winter storms with little erne, f.ltKAT AI)VANTAll. A deeided advantage Mat Ion eoun ly hits over many others l tho ill verslllod farming interext that onn bo carried on through! the ontin year; notwlthsthiidlug thlsKavu oliniate dining tlio winter lnontlii tho uplands are seldom too wot 1 vvoiK, and long liefore the pmlr. farmers are thiotigh wltli their kvi lug, the hill farmer Is preparing An ills Hiimnier work. And vet th low lands are much pnfeired hv many; the yield perncio genemllv greater, anil iHrhniM latw lulmr Is re iiilrel to place the Mill in prop 1 condition for crops; and then should tlie tKHUMtu jmive dry, the lmttn laudi aix sure to bring tlie bos erviiH. No letter farming laud eat bo lound in tlio United States than tlmt on tlie noted 1 low ell prairie I'Vonch pmlrle, SHiitlMin pniirleHiu: Sidem pwlrle. The will of tlno ai VMindernilly priHluetlve. With good eultiVHtlon, foity biichelsof wheat Slid nlty of ots jkt Hea con Ik ivrndlb- sM!tirod. Al'ILITIIX HUl MAltKKT. The WlllHinette river, with two line of ndlroMtl niniilng the ontlio U'ligth of the county from north tn MMith, w Ith the Dregoii lVcillo nwd eroMilUK the Miutliiit eirner of tint ctmnl.v, MllbnU ample nu-llltUM to retioh k nmrkct in any direction. 8.vi.iai Is (he capital of the htHti- ami oonntv Hat of Marion ivunty, feltu :lel 011 tlw Willamette rivermid ui the I). A I', railroad. Cu.Uy building have teen crwtetl, among which tin slate caiiltol bulldhit, couiityoiMirtliiHiM'.ChemeketohutttL oN-ra 1hhim, new public hsIhioI imutiuut, muiiuu- m-ii.hi iiulhlluy, MeihiHlUt church, Willamette Ulii vcrwiiv, and tnanv priv ate reldiHWi and uuIhmi blwks, which will omiparv favorably with obUsr aiid OKNKK.VI All tlihnjM ciMMtklwvtl, the WMIImh cU vallvy luui tlw Ixect ixNintrv lu i)m worW, ami Marlon canity k about wntWHlly looatsl thonrfn. T t)Mk hmUIhi; hout in tlm wad, nu btlr oinHKtuulUe mu hi oltHwl, Uan awfonudhere. l'ixmi ilMAnnK tuAKiiMUim rtvanllHC Marion oouuty or tho WilUnnU valWy, tlns waHUng fanlc laiHW, 4ook fkrnw, buaiuca rot4rty or dtj' iMldM, Mill I itroinnUy umI rlUU,v Interned by aOlrtwK um wu kbovvh tinn or wiUw 4 uuMMMniH, rtMt mm mmm. btook, bhm Onmm. Twu Kirk to ik dinluir rvkiu work. EnUii i itn-1 Lvtuvku hotL JfKW Al:ilTISKIENTS. A POSITIVE FACT. The nuHt complete stock of DRY UltOWN'S. The best assortment and most reasonable prices in Parasols and Sun Shades at LUXN & HJICNVX'S. Over one hundred embroidery suits in Katise, Zephyr, Nansook, Swis etc.-all colors, and prices low at A lino stock of Dress Goods, Gloves in Silk, Lisle and Kid Gloves, Carpels, Curtains, Curtain Poles, etc., at LUNN & BROWN'S. Do not forget the place and name 239, Corner State and Commercial St. LUNN & BROWN, Bank Block, Three Doors South of 1st National Bank. HACKS-:-AND-:-BUGGIES! Scribbr : and : Pohle. CAPITOL 0 Knon All, liy tliose presents,: That on xiuinneiN nor bleep-, nut aie awake anil uj) to the times, ami know well that owiiifr to the depression of business in the East there will be many failures. Now we want to be leady to capture any barindns that niav be oll'ered on account of such f.dhires, and to do this it will be necessary for us to bo on hand in New York and Chicago, in person, and be armed with plenty of the commodity commonly called Cash, with which we e.ni boast the people of this country are well bupplied, and in order for us to get it, we will from now until the lhst of August oiler such bargains as will induce tho-e haviiit; money to divide with us. You all knovy that our Manager has neon in business here for the last twenty years niid alwavs does as he adveitUes. About August 1st he will atiirt Iviat tn buy a huge fall stock, and in order to do tins we will ofler our whole stock of goods con-isting of )ry Goods. Clothing, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, Tobacco, C'igaiN, l'nper, Envelopes, Notions, etc., at a gieat Nicrilice, and in older that the general Public may know that we mean business we mention the pi ice of some of our goods till August 1st. A good Hemmed llamlkuichiel lor 1 ct. 1000 line O-trleh Flumes for 00 o each each. A silver, gold or Htis I tnlinlile, 1 rt. cmeli. A kMH.l of I'lurk'i, Lout s or Km r' Thread, B c. mch. A epiHil good now lug Silk, hewt brand and iisMitii'il enlorN tor 1 c. 2kjHMilNSilk lltiltou lloleTuM AirSr. i KkeitiH sddleiV silk for 1 r. I cliwt Kold, silver in plain Card Hoard, 1 worth 10 1: 1 0UlX) dim II111 11 and Cloth eoveied Dretui lliiltoni voi th VSIoflOc. a doz., I01 Tie. n ilox. lui,U) iloz. Fine Jot nnil Metal Uuttont., vmrthoOt tnl 11 dor. for lOea dojs. l.UM ,v iln. 1 jvii viorth 6 e. a v d tor 1 c. a j d. jiit worth 10 e. for) (1. villi Ik miUI forS nun a v. .1 .vil. other Uilglnm and Kmbroiderv In proportion. akihhi nrtiiitf 01 1. enf suiniuer Undershirts and Draw crp for 20 coach. ThoHlHviHrooiil. a ftiw of the iromilne IIAKGAINS that wo will oiler. Ilesldes thesfimr w hole stock will be oltertHl at prices lower than nnvwhero eNo In tho city, without anj eAcupllou. W iirfi not jfollm out or busliuMK but 111 e hero to stay and only do this to make room Air our ln(IVilt stock. Oillnnd Iw ismvliuvd. lluv and ho happy. KineiiilirililMivilnHiiumly buseouiedat the Opera Houso Corner, from tho tVpltol AdvontuicCo. ' S. All kinds of Farrn i. -niwuwirni iunvumNMrauimuin Iwiiih' Capita 'Tlie Cheapest Newspaper in Oregon! III! BEST FAMILY NEWSPAPER IN MARION Read Our Reduced Terms! WKBKIiY, oiw ywr, $1.80. WKKKLY, bix months,. -?0.W. Xiw llwi Oir liisemt for Cash! WKUKIA", ywr, $1.00. lit Ifl fill Ultll -wa&i. .... vwva i Minus jfcviwi A.MT11IXO 1 THIS UllsL AND TAK1I ADVANAGK OF OUR OJChVHIKI) OFF VOW, CASH. Our Old Subscribers Now UiwKHriUHilto take mIvhhUim of wr Wg )tHnit, TO OKK AND AI!, vrfll rvtaltot Am opiMMrtwiittjr. Thk uuiiar itm THIb IE NOT A Sl'Kf IAL OPFKU, But ft nolivi, ))rauuteul iwluctiuu. We haw dome to Uy GOODSInre to bo found at LUNX & LUNN & HROWN'S. Silks and Trimmings best assortment oi nt LUNN & BRO'N'S. Hugs, Drapery Chains, Stair Caps, etc., A fine line of hacks, bhyeies. carts, car rlaitet., lmckloard, cte. Iloth our own nialso nnd the bcfet eastern niado buggies. Every one Warranted! J0BBJNG and HORSESHOEING. Call oiv the undersigned, vvneon nnd enr Huge liinkersnnd hlacksmlths, 2SJJ, M2, and JU Coinmerelal street, balcni. JDHTH CO. Ave will Mention ! the Cupltol Adventure Co. neither woithfl Ijirge slock of (lowers, price no object. Ijullos' Chemise 15 c each, woithoOe. Ijidlo' MKhttiounR.COccicli worth $1.23 And all our htwk of Ladles' W'hltoGoods in nropoitlon. fiO.UX) Uulles lint I'rainw 10 e. each, wcrth TO . to SI each. 12 Flub Hooks and 1 Lino for 3 c. Oood snubbing llrusliesSe. each, dood White W uh llrushes 10 c. each, llest Fatent Clothes I'ins fi c. jnr doz., worth l-!!,,e. Good I ly Hooks 2 c. each. TO Itciiiiis LoturPaper, 2c. per inihe. 10 lb Li iter Paper, fi c. iht quire. H) doz. Memoninda Hooks, 1 e. each. .mo ihims i.tiiiin Toilet Soap, 0 c, iier box worth 25c. FRIEDMAN, Manager. Produce Bought. COUNTY. WKKKLY, six inontl,..$0J50. KQUAL TO ITt NOW KOLL wlU tumn your Witt ploonl ou'the roa Overland to California -VIA- Oregon k California Rail Road AND CONNECTIONS. mm SHASTA ROUP Time Cetwetn Salem ami San Franrlt. Thirty-six Hours. CALMOKyiA KXrnESS Tims-m,, South. O'ort&T" M!10n7ml 4 00 p. m. I.v. Portlnnd Ar. Lv. Salem I, v. ustu p. m, 7:I0u. in. An San Fran. LvJ 6.io p. nJT Wn.ni. I.UCA1. I'ASWfcMJKU TllAIN ( DAILl CE1T SUNDAY). Ei- 8-00 n. m. IKK a. m. 12:10 p. in. Lv. Lv. Ar. Portlnnd Salem Eugene Ar. Lv. L. l'-m. tHn.m: I'ULLJIA.N Ill'FKET SLEEi'EKS. Kcursiou Sleepers for sccond-clnss i4s bengers on nil through trains freeTi charge. ul The O. A. C. Ilnllroad ferry mnkes enn. nectlon with all theVeguInr traln ontho East Side Division from foot of F strrit Portland. slrret West Side Division, Between Portland and Cervallis: . P ULY (E.XCKtT srypAjv ). 7: 10 a. m. I 12.25 p. in. IiV. Ar. Tortland ' Corvallis Ar. I.v. Clon. m U-iOpn. M'MINNVILLK .XI'llEhS TllAIN (D VILY KXCK1T SUKDA-V ). tt& j). in. a 00 p. m. Ia Portland TCrT Ar.McMlnnvlHcLv. IHXi'a, m; S'lo a. in. At Albany nnd CorvnllU connect with trains bt Oregon Pacific Ilnilroad. For full information regnrdln" rates maps etc., apply to tho Company's agent.' balem, Oregon. E. 1'. ROOM'.! It. KJOElFl.KR, G. F. and l'assrAg-U Jlanager. Ojcgon Railway and Naviration COMPANY.i "Columbia River Route." Trains for the east lenv e P01 Hand at 10:i n in and 2 p 111 dally. Tickets to and from principal points In tho United States, Can ad 1 mul I'-uropc. ELEGANT PULMANM PALACE CARS. Emigrant Sleeping Cars run; through on expicas trains to OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS and st. PAUL Free of Cliargo and Without Change. Clo'scconneetlonsnt Portland forSan Fran cisco aim ruget sound points. For further particulars Inquire of I. A. Mainline, agent of the company, Capital Journal office, Court street, Salem, Ogn.. or A. L. Maxwell, G. P. & T. A., Portland, Oregon, A. L. MAXWELL, G. P. H. H0LCOMB, GcnI. Manager. AT. A. THE YAQUINA ROUTE. OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD rum uregon weveioDnient coinnnnv's l)c elep: steamship lino. 1. IIIIL'. -.1 III lii") miles sliorter, 0 hours , anv otlior rnnto Vlrvt. less time than bv- any class throiii;h passenirer and lrcicht lino ironi i-ornaiid and all points in the Wil lamette valley to and from San Francisco. Willamette River Line of Steamers: The "rm. M. Hoaff,"tiio "N. S. Bent ey," tho'Thrco blstei.," are In service for uyiu 1 iissuugcr anil iieignt tramo between Corvallis and Portland and intermediate points, lenv Ins company's w harf, Corvallis, 1i".(1.,Mct",rSl Hullnmn & Co's wharf, 200 and a.' I root stiect, l'ortland.tlneo times each weeinis follows- xoiiTH nouNi): Loav 0 Corvallis, Jlondny, Wednesday and I-rlday, U a jr; arrive Salem Monday cdnesdiiy and Friday, 3 1' 31; lnu o Salem fucsday, Thursday and Saturday, 0 v it; arrive Portland, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, S.J0 1 ji, so urn neuND: Leave Portland, Monday, Wednesdny andbrlday.BAM; nriivo Salem, Monday, Wednesday and Fridav, 7:15 v si: leave fealem, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, Uam; arrive Corvallis, Tuesday, Thure. day and Satin day, a. JO p M. TIME SCHEDULE, (Except Sundays): Lenv 0 Albany ........ 1:00 1M Leave Corvnllis ....... -1:47 PM Arrive Yaqulnn 550 PM Leave Yaqulnn (fcSOAM Ivoavo Coivnllis 10:3SAM Arrlvo Albany 11:15 AM O. AC tmlus connect Tat Albany nnd Corvnllls. Thoabovo trains mnnnt nt VAOITIIMA with tho Oregon Dovoloument Co's Lino of hteniuslilps between Yaquiua and ban l' lilULlSCVI. SMUX0 DUES. STK.V5IK.ILS, FJtOif SAN -fKANCISCO. Wlllametto Valley, May 31 lllamette Valley, June 11 A lllamette Valley . June 2J hTAMKl!S. FltOM YAQVISA. Willamette Valley Maj SI J lllamette Valley Juno UHinette Valley June 17 llbimelte Valley June M This oomin-ny rucene the right to chance sailing dates vv Ithout notice. J". 1'. l-Hsentters from Portlnnd and all lllamette Valley points can make close S?i,n?S!hJ- Xl1" the t rolns of tho AQUIXA noiTTE nt Albany or Corv nllls. and If dettluetl to San Francisco, should armn6 to arrive at Yaqutna the evening batore date of sailing. l'aDpir and Krflght lUtw Uvravs tkf l??,V!. or lufonimtlon apply to Messrs ""'MAN x Co., FrelKht and Ticket AiwnisaX) and a! Front st., Portland, Or. or to C.C, HOGUB, Ac't Gen'l Frt. A I. Agt., Orvm PaoWc It. It t)o., ,. Corv allls. Or. aiI.HASWKLUJr. Genl Frt; A '. Agt Oregon Development Co., 3DI Montgomery st : San Fruncisoo, Cl. H. K. DulkM. JOE Dl'UOll Dubois brothers I'ToiH-letoru Ghemckete Hotel. I FREE BUS. 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