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TKANSI'OIITATION.
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EVEN'ING CAPITAL JOUKXAI
TUKSDAY, MAHCII 10. 1880.
!,UHMIIW
EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY
mv th
Capital Jwrnal PuMWiIng Company.
liaCOHl-ORATKBj
), fferntr feurt wd MlrT Slretif '.
THKMK OK 8UIIHCIWril .
DAILY.
year. Ir ifll.,.
M month", by mall . J JO
raw month by mail ... .- 1
Par week delivered by onrrfr. Ift
WEKK&T.
One yiwr ... -I W
$fac ffloathn ,, r .. - . f
(me jmr. If tld for In stlMnce I to
Si DMHItlM, ' "
Alrl'wtiiiMlen are milliomed to re
oir tulMcrlplloDit.
aVKntern m Montid-cliM matter nt Hi
ntAtn.OreNoii. 1'o-toiMoe, June if, IWK.
W. II. IIVAIIS
IMItor
'('JlHloufH, railway tangent In
tlio World Ik probably on tlio now
Argentine I'liclllf nillnmd from
Jllluiitm Ay mi In lliu foot of tin
Antic. It In 1211 iiiIIum without a
ctirvu. It in ill) u reiimrkiiHe fuel
Unit In till ilMnmc thero N not u
cliiKli brldgi' ami no opening larger
tluiti an onlinnry ciiIvitI. The
nutiiruof tin-country will Ik- up-
liri'tialiil from tlio Miitriiiont of the
further fact that on the 21 iiiIIch
thorn In mi flit uronlor than 1 meter
in depth and no fill of a height ex
eocdlng I meter. Tlio country, In
fact, HeoiiiH to bo nlniiwl an Ideal one
for railroad construction,
fJKNCli.vi. illncniilunl jiruvallH on
thu part nf the wealth producer.
KarnierH are HuH'crlng from a pover
ty which Iiiih forex'd imwtof them to
iniirlKiiKii their etdateM and the
priced of products are tm low tin to
oiler no relief except through bank
ruptcy. LnlHircrx are sinking Into
grwiter dependence. Hlrik'M are re
hOrtiMl to without brliiKlug relief, be
CKiixooftlio inability of employee
III many case to pay llxlug wagoH,
while inure and more are driven in
to the HtreelH. HiiNluetH men Hud
collcctloiiH almost luiOMtbe, and
meantime hundreds of millions of
Idle publln money which In needed
for relief Ik locked up In the United
Htntox treanury or placed without In
toroHl In favored IjiiiiIih In glim
iiHHikerv of dlNtrutw. Land monopo
ly MotirlHlioM ax never Imfori), and
inure owner of the will are dally be
uomluliiK teuiintH. (treat traiiNporta
tlou cirMiratloiiH Ktlll Mitecocil In ex
tnrtliiK their prolltM on watered
Mock through iiujiiHt charge. The
Ullllwl KImUw henule ban Uvome an
owti miiiiiliil, IIm meiuburtthlp being
ptlit'lnmil by the rich in dellauce of
tho popular will. Various cllorU
Ji re made lo wpiauder (he public
liiunoy, which are dtwlgiied to
oiiipty (he triMHiiry without iHiylng
the public debt. lnder thwoand
ollinr alarmluic coiiilltluiiH wo a
pwl to thoKHple of our oouutry to
tMiuieoulofnld party orinimUitlons,
wlinm Indllll'rvniv to the public
woltoro In remulble for this ills
lr, Mini aid (he Union Latnir
parly to repeal existing elans leglic
tatluii uiid relieve (he ilUlmw of our
ImliMrlw. I'acllle Kxprw.
WHAT WII.I.TIIK H.VIU I HI- am
Jildnttt'tinnliiKhrtm, Judno of the
-ilrwilt court of I'ouway county,
ArkmiMi, ha pnivwl tiliiiMolf worthy
oflhohlKholthvto which ho luw
Uwt wll. uiK,if H dvniiHvut,
ho liwi not hwltittod to rthuko tho
ovll njilrit which has Inspired doin
oihwimiii dm omnill and vtato to
IMtltalo the murder of J. M. Cluyton
ly 4h of iMdltloal KtniM. Tho
crime 4mply wiw numlw In the
hWi.t (iHroi, and If (ho niuilvv of
th luiirdoror www, ui nuroly it wlh,
jwJIIIortl, then tho tlwl U KfwUur
tlwulflho nuivliiK muno had Ihnmi
KmI or rven)(o.
MmJuiIk thiu luimiMM thooo
p.i4ltkial oditiM upon iho icmuit
Jury la tnic and wlw wwxN wtirthv
ty JM4 in thvkud:
Ytw will Iihvo lo luvotUjto tho
llnykMi MMiw4iMiUiHi, ami wlwwvttr
akUl ami alwii Uy wont ur iIh,
Ih tWt cuwnll,v Imtelry UmM lv
Hmjqiwi uy iiio tlmutt in JimUoo
- in IH91MT '
iwu fcJHHtut nut
rWHWtHMMt Ukwum
lf f Inn Uty mnyMv In
iw. wmmuniiy. i ,u. not ktto
who Ut)- iv. J wu oUiw,
HtMl 0U. I would llt ou. lut
M wtgiNftt Im Uw hiIhO rf
.IMMUllltHWWM IW.oVM.
pooms of honor or Industry, do not
And It In their minds and hearts to
onncelvo MMfwIiiatlon, but it Is con
ceived and planned by more influ
ential, flue-haired gentlemen who
pretend to be respectable. While
fie cowardly villain who flred the
trim tliat killed Clayton should be
caught and hung, the main object of
our poarch should be the ilasuiruiy
eonf pirators who instigated it. Some
mn KK-mlngly want to apologize
for, or extenuate, the horror of this
murder on the ground of politics. I
toll you there Is no democracy or
republicanism In murder.
The organic law and Hie oi mis
irreflt Nation says the colored ico
nic have a rijjht lo vote, and if they
havo no right to vote, wheredldyou
get your right? It they have no right
lo bo Jtcpublicniis, how did you get
your right to be Democrats? I would
urgo on you as Democrats that the
rights ol eitionshlpmust bo protect
ed, and at every littlepreeinct in this
country there should beairee ballot
and a fair count. Politicians try to
secure you with the myth and buga
boo or negro domination. Where
hiiyo they dominated? No, sirs; it
is merely an excuse for committing
outrages on their HkIiIs which no
sensible man should consider. Dem
ocracy moans that the people shall
rule, and we are told Unit it is un
democratic to deiiotinci) bulldozerv,
ballot stealing, and assassination.
If this be true, then I am no Dem
ocrat. If apology or bulldozery,
ballot stealliiL', 'iihL assassination
constitute ileinocracy.'then may the
angels and ministers of (iod protect
mo from such democracy. Now,
gentlemen, I don't say that tho peo
ple of Conway county are responsi
ble for tho crimes, as a people ; but
I do say tlio couseipiencos are Just
the same. Tho world will hold you
responsible.
Such speeches and examples must
boar belter fruit, and the days of fraud
and force and political ostracism will
soon be wiped out. The freedom of
spoich and tho ballot must bo as
sacred In Arkansas and lioiisiana
as in .Maine or Oregon.
Tin: theory was hold lv I'rof.
Monilolenf that petroleum is proline
oil by water, which penetrates tiie
crust and comes in contact with tho
gloivhiLC carbides of metal, especial
ly til ose of Iron. The water Is ite-
cumpoftcd Into its constituent (?ase.s,
the oxygen uiiitliifr with tho Iron,
while the hydrogen takes up the
cariion, and anviuls to a higher
region, whore part of It Is condensed
into mineral oil, and part remains as
natural pis, to escape wherever and
whenever It ean llud an outlet. If
this assumption Is correct, and a
suftloloiit store of metallic carbides
Is contained In the earth's interior,
petroleum may continue to bo form
ed almost Indellultoly, and yield a
supply of fuel loin; after coal has
become exhausted. I'rof. Monde
leaf supports his views by proilnelng
artificial petroleum in a manner
similar to that by which he lielleves
the natural product Is mule.
t Sun Joihh hah come, to
make im hetter we Iioik'. If wo aro
im Imd iih he nays wo are, thero N
Knyit tuixl of Improvement, lie
i-ettalnly imlntn modern nooloty and
uiMtomi In very hlaek colors. If he
Hlmply telld piiiplo how luul they aro
without iii'tkliiK thorn hotter, there
Ih no value lo his work. Ho Is ax
coarsely sensational In tho pulpit as
the most sensational new s(aors.
Hooxoiisoh, his itvintiiow and roalls
tlo plotunM of vlw with tho same
ploa Unit the nowspaiorw advance.
llodioorltiort vlio and Impurity, lie
say, that ho may rolnike, 111111 that
MUirin may follow. Tho trouble Is,
now over, tliat liu ialuts tho hlaek
110ns of human mlmlolin; with such
a frvo hand that ho loavos small on
tHirKmont to follow the trilling
KkI In humanity. Klthor wo aro u
iHuilot, or tho IU: Sam Joiuwof
Hoorvlu KivtM iho devil ntoro than
hbt due. If tho world Is as vlloas
ho says It Is, thoro li small ehnneo of
hl MivhiK' It. To uso 11 twpuUr
phrwMi, tho host wy for tho .Lord
would Im to "sihimk It out. and lie.
Kin all owr aiculu," Just a, HeiUd t
tlw KkKHl. NovortholtM, wa think
liuiiMulty U K-ttor than tho Join
standard, ami that II own bo nivmI
wllloMit U OAtlnetlon.
lUume ir(4 it uf tlw vu
m.. - ., i.ik ...... "V.i . "T "wl
"" MWM
o)rwu upon wm
Kd.i. .-,fc.Jr.'::. v""-l .
U I UiUlii.ti.
K4J hj 1 W MUm l.
ll la a.llaiMll.
ItMl khlHIl CkakKal
.tst
Ilk I'ullaJ klli .. .-
Uriu mmi irqTfa.
mrtm&
) tuMtlMM
' M(MiSttM ul
1IX AtMM lit.
HuntMt auikt
teaSlSffiES
i. u 10 .fc?Il!i.?5 Kt.'a
itXhn,
-Is
m
ra '
loice L
This is the finest laying as well as the nearest to the
business center of any addition to the city.
Winter Street
is opncil through (his plat and o.i lo North Salem thus opening the long closed space
hetween Capital anil Liberty Streets. These lots lay high and affords excellent
drainage and are free from gravel.
Ti-ie Street Car Line ,
will he extended east on Center street and will pass within two blocks of this addition.
FOR SALE BY
Saleni Land
245 MORES' BLOCK, Who
EDUCATIONAL.
im
PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Boys and Girls.
Tho Hchnnl will open on tho '.'ItU i
of September. TlioroiiRli Instruc
tion In the primary nnd
aavuiieed
English JBranches.
LATIN AND ELEMENTS OF MUSIC
-In eoursc.-
TKIlMSand further Information may bo
bad mi iipnlk'ntloii to
KKV. V. H. POST,
Cor. Cbeincketa and State Kin.
H-'JO-tf
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC!
Wlllimietto University.
.Most niioet'ssful Kchool of music on the
northwest coast. About
150 STUDENTS LAST YEAR.
Courses in
Piano, Orcan StnRlne, Violin,
llnrmony, and Counter
point. Diplomas on completion ot course.
Teacher: Z. M. I'arvln, Fraukio I".
Jonw, KvnCox. Ahsislunt.lAilu.M.Hmlth.
First term ht-Klns Momlny, Heptenmer
Sd, IsaS. Head lor catalogue. Forlurther
IHirtlculiirs address
'A. M. PARVIN.
Musical Director, Salem, Or.
S-17-dtf-wlt
WILLAMETTE
UNIVERSITY
ClmduutM StudentH la
Lileraiy, SfienliBe,
UMIlil
Normal, Husinoss, Law,
AND
MEDICAL COURSES.
ltlttheoldot, IsrRcst snd least expen.
iU Institution of Iwirnlmr In the North.
H rsl.
KulUHil opens first Monday la September
Send for catAlogue to
TIUM. VAN SCOY.
., lYeilileul.
l" Klem, Orejon.
H. P. RANKIN'S
Paint Shop
No. ani CoiuniorvlAl St.
llotiso una CurrltiKu Ihilutlnir, i
SlK writing. PiijKir haiighiK nml
ilmimtliiK', Wall tinting mid kal
DOIlUtlllli; oxtHilltod In tlu. lt.-.i 1
Htylu. I
Experienced Workmen Employed,!
Satisfaction Guaranteed, !
Vxl hiuI v us Wtons you lt your !
work.
"Hi" Antra Sail.
TIm. lt Mlv lu the wwfcl f(M
Tm. ""' lHr' U,WPM WUU.
...W(Ws wrtw, u,j ix .jslu ru
tiois Mini imUvIv ourt ,4K ..1
t- wiW, MWfaotlll.,- Hww.v
now platted
k m i
also have a large list of city
JOHN F.STRATTON& SON
I Importers and "Wholesale dealers In
Ml'WCAI. MKHCHANDIhE. New ork,
41 and 4." Walker 1st. John F. Strattou's
Celebrated Kusl.in Out Violin strings, the
Finest In the World.
Our Ounriintee It u dealer receives a
complaint, (which ho believes to be lionet)
from any musician to whom ho has sold
any of these strings, he Is authorized by
us to give him another string without
charge, and all such loss will be mndo good
by us to our customers, without quibble or
(iictton. (Ueunruot Imitation.) Dealers
will ple-iso send lor decrlnllvc catalogue.
Trad Mippllcd at lowest price.
Thousands aro attlleted with (Incises 01
the Klilney and Urinary Organs, who suf
fer In silence, rather than make kno.vn
their tmuhles. To all thoo altllcted we
tain oiler a sale ami speedy remedy In Ore
gon Kidney Tea, which Is composed 01
lieibs, selected with gieutoaro In Oregon,
and warranted not to contain minerals of
any kind. A fewdoes atlnril Instant re
lief. Bold by I). W. Muthmvs & Co.
$50. HORSES. $50.
Aim hundred head of brood marcs nnd
J young horses for sale. Forty or titty
colts expected 111 tho spring Tun tine
norscs, t;iyue and lWheon stock, weight
sixteen nmUccntccn hundred; Imvo been
with tho baud for tho past three years.
Original stock from the best quality ot
marcs. For particulars address orseo
W. II. 1IVA11S.
l- Wilem.Or.
Tbo niYKliS' GUIDE U
isausd Uvcli and Sept.,
each yoar. It Is an ency
clopedia of useful Infor
mation for all who pur
chase the luxuries or the
necessities of life. We
ean olothe you and furnish you with
all the necessary and unnecessary
appliances to ride, walk, danoe, sleep,
eat, fish, hunt, work, go to church,
or stay at home, and in various sizes,
styles and quantities, Just figure out
what is required to do all these things
COMFORTABLY, and you can make a fair
estimate of tho value of the BUYERS'
GUIDE, whioh will be sent upon
receipt of 10 cents vu pay postage,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
111-114 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, DX
CALIFORNIA! the
fmr!
Mm
kcr,
(QbKsAspfM.CoOcHS,
a. d1ronchiti5,'-r;r,
an'SM"SESOAT.r
LUNGS -Soihn Gtfft
OCUd lr cirfuljril I1.LM1 ll.-n n
mmKmmA:
"T 11. 1L
SOLI) AND GUARANTEED BY
D. W MATTHEWS & COMPANY,
i"6 State St.. Salem, or
SNELL, HFITSHU 4 W00DARD, Wholesale Denot.
TO
and -
ll
Co.,
and farm land for sale.
EATING HOUSES.
TIIE HOME RESTAURANT,
TTnvlng been furnished for tho especial
XI accommodation of the public, wc
fill to tho attention of the the HUNGI8Y
nnd sleepy ones to "Our Home" beds, new
nnd clean: good "Home" meals served reg
ularly three times a day. No Chinese In
the kitchen. Give us a call nnd sec for
yoursilf.
E. IVI. LAW, Proprietor.
Cor. Court nnd High St., Salem, Or.
ALTON MAY'S
NEW RESTAURANT."
This gentleninii hns chnrgo of tlio res
taurant formerly knovn as KMKIISON'S
old stand, xvhero he Is prepared to serve
meals nt nil hours. Meals iicts.
OPKNDAY AND NIGHT.
Oysters served in nil styles. Iionrd fur
nished to regular boarders, at 218 Commer
cial street.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Northern Pacific Railroad
GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE
TWO FAST TItAINS DAILY !
NOCHANGKOF CARS
SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO
And all points East via
St. PAUL niul MINNEAPOLIS.
The Northern Paeltlc railroad is the only
line running Passenger trains, Second clnss
sleepers trice of charge) Luxurious Day
coaches Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars.
Palace Dining Cars, (meals 75e) from Port
land to the cast.
Seo that your ticket read via tho Northern
Pacific railroad nnd avoid tho
cunnge or cars.
Leave Portland ntUn. m nnri s-jn .,
dally arrive nt Minneapolis or SU Paiil at
u.w y, JU,
Pacific Division- Tmins in.-n p,.
and Q street daily at 11:55 n. m, nnd 8:W
,....., an .cminraiimui .:iu pm and
i.J0 ii m arrive Seattle :25n 111 andftffip m.
llirotich Pullinun I'nlnr-A Hinninn A, .
elegant day coaches, finest palace, dining
curs between Portland, Tncomaand Seattle
direct. Da lv service. A. D. CHARLTON
Asst. Gen;i lMss. Agent, 121 First St., Cor.
Washington St., Portland, Oregon.
Depot Corner First nnd Q Streets.
Land of Discoveries.
Those whohave used it 'rem
dies nre giving satisfaction, and n cus
tomer with Bronchitis says it U the only
remedy that lves instant niior ly
Hgiiheu. a Covek, Druggists
11 ...... lven.ide,Cul."
Lin. .A the rtlpflsura tn lnr.
ffiJX.B yo.u.U.10t your Prepnratlonsare
meeting with largo sales. AVehear
NANiCAWEN A Co., Druggists,
Vistula, Cnl."
il1?' Ii w.'." nnipll8h the end desired
In nil affections of theThroatand Lunri
t u; ari you not only win not be
UWill without It yourself, but wm
recommend it to other., MhousaSd"
have done, who have tried e entiling
ass?ss,as ?oicPeuYoH
iindonoorthemost dreaded or human
dSfeUt freont""'8detailed
SANTA ABIE
u?o5te,,e.humKriNE
W 1)11 W Mill
TH YA0UINA ROUTE,
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD
And Oregon Development compnnr.
steamship line. 125 miles shorter, 20 hour,
lesstimethnn by any othei loute. Fim
class through passenger iinrl freight nne
from Portland nnd nil points in tho tyll.
lamctte vnllcv to nnd from San Francisco
TIME SCHEDULE, (Except Sunanysj:
Iave Albany 1-fJOpjj
I,eaeCorvallis IHOPjj
Ariive Ynqlllnn - 6:30 I'M
Leave Ynqlllnn IWiAJI
Leave Corvnllis ....... 10:35 AM
Arric Albany - - 11:10 AM
O. A C. trains connect nt Albany and
Corvnllis.
The above trains connect nt YAO,VtS
with the Oregon Development Cors Line
jfsten'iishlps between nqulnn nnd Han
Francisco.
SAIMXO DATES.
STEAMERS. FKOM SAN FRANCISCO
Willamette Volley, Thursday Dec 6.
Willamette Valley Monday " 17.
Willamette Valley Sunday " 30.
STEAMERS. FKOM YAQUEU.
Willamette Valley Wcdnc&dny Dec 12
Willamette Valley .Monday " 21
This company reserves tho right to
hange sailing antes wunoiu nouce.
N. U. Passengers fiom Portland nnd all
Willamette vnliey points can miuse close
connection with the trains of th
viiHTTVj nnTTTW nt All,nnv fi'f?nrvnlli
and if destined to San Francisco, should
arrange to arrive nt Ynquina the evening
before dnte of sail I ng.
Passenger and Freight Hates Ahuiys the
Iiowest. For information apply t" Jlessra
HUIiMAN & Co., Freight nnd Ticket
Agents iOO and 202 Front St., Portland, Or.
or to
C.C. IIOGUK, Ac't Gen'l Frt, &
Pass. Agt., Oregon Paeltlc It. It. Co.
Corvnllis, Or.
O H. IIASWEI.L, Jr. Gen'l Frt; t
Pass. Agt. Oregon Development
Co., 301 Montgomery t,t.;
Snn Francisco, Cnli
TIME TABLE-RIVER DIVISION.
The elegantly equipped steamboats, Wm.
M. Houc, Capt. Geo. ltanbe; tlio N. B.
IJcntley, Capt. J.n. Coultei-; the Three
Sisters, Capt. W. P. Short; are in scrvlee
for passenger nnd freight traffic between
Corvalllsnnd Portland and Intcrmcdlat
points, mnklng three round trips each
week as follews:
NORTH BOUND Leaves Corvallls Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday at 8 a. m.
Arrives at Salem Monday, Wednesday an4
Friday at 3 p. in. Leaves Salem Tuesday,
Thursday nnd Saturday nt 0 n. m. Arrives
nt Portland Tuesday, Thursday nnd Satur
day st H::iO p. 111.
M)UTH JiOUND Leaves Portland Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday at 8 n. m.
An Ives at Salem Monday, ednesday nnd
Friday at 7:15 p. in. Leaves Salem Tues
day. Thursday nnd Saturday nt li n. m.
Arrives at Corvnllis Tuesday, Thursday
Saturday at Si.TO p. 111.
For freight and passenger rntes npply to
the captains nnd pursers of tho respective
boats, or to W. M. Darling, ngent, 200 and
202 Front street, Portland; Gilbert Bros,
ngents, Salem; I. M. Adair, ngent, Albany
C. A. Miller, agent, Corvallls; or to tho gen
eral freight and passenger agent. Corvallls.
O. it. C. trains connect nt Albany and.
Corvallls
F. W. DO WEN, Superintendent.
Wm. HOAG, General Mnnnger.
.to Cali
VIA
Soiiflifirn Pacific Company's Line.
TIIE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE.
Time hetween Salem and San Francisco
Thit ty-six Hours.
caluokxia express tha1n un daijvu
hi:tweex poiitlafd and s. v.
south. T
T
"North.
10:15 n. m.
7:5.1 n. m,
7:00 p. 111.
4:00 p. m.
tl:U p. m.
7:15 a. in.
Lv.
Lv.
Ar.
Portland
Salem
San Fran.
Ar.
Lv.
Lv.
PASSUt'GEH TltAlN ( DAII.Y EX
CE1T SUNDAY).
8:00 a. m.
11:10 a. m
2:10 p. in.
Lv.
Lv
Ar.
Portland
Salem
Eugene
Ar. I 3:15 p. m.
Lv. 12:52 p. m.
Lv. 1 :00 n. m.
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
For accommodation ol second class
passengers attached to cxpre-s trains
Ihob. P. company's ferry innices con
nectlon with all the regutnr trains onth
Last Side Division from footol F streo
Portland.
ifest Side Division. Between Portland
and Cervallis:
DAILY (EXCK1T SUNDAY).
7:30 a. m.
ia-:
TbTUnnd Ar.
Corvallls Lv.
6:20 p. m.
1:30 p. m.
1&23 p. m.
Ar.
At Albany and Corvnllis connect wltE
trains of Oregon lViclflc ltallroad.
eail'Xclllllo'rnla10"11 P'ntS S0Uth "d
Emaa thain (daiiexcettsunday.)
4bU p. m. I Lv. Portland"
Lv. Porllarirt AiT
ISHxin, m.
5:45 n. m.
o;w p. in.
Ar.McMlnnvIlleLv.
Through Tickets
' To all poh ts
SOUTH and EAST
VIA
California..
For full information regarding rates,
SlePm,efegoPnPly l th "cent;
KOEHI PR1 AW,U - K-nnd 1'". Ag'U
tt. KOLHLLK, Manajjer.
Oregon Railway and Navigation
COMPANY.
Columbia River Route.'
lTnlns for the east UnvePortiAnri m ,irj
ELEGANT TULMANN PAHC CARb
KiHlgrant 81eepine Cars run tnionp '03
express tulnsto
OMAHA
COUXCIL HL1FF
ami 61 rAvr
rfooflhar5eandWit on Change.
ConnecUons at Portland for8n Fran-
For . aDd Set B0Und P,0l-
ror further particular ixnnir. r x a
SSS! JS- -j2
OronT6"' - V' T-
.11 n '-.--" vltEUll. tarn
rsruaad
A. L, MAXWEIU O. p. at A
H- H0LC0MB attend M,.nag.