THE CAPITAL EVEOT2TG JOURNAL. i- I TOE CAPITiL JODBUL PUBLISHED DAI LV, EXCEPT SUNDAY, BY THE Capital Journal Publishing Company. (Incorporated.) Entered at tlie postofllce nt Salem, Or.,os second-class matter. Sco fourth pago'for terms of subscrip tion. Advertisements to Insure Insertion (for the same day) should be handed In by 1 o'clock. Correspondence containing news of In terest and Importance Is desired from nil pa.-is of the state. No attention will bo paid to anonymous communications. Persons desiring tho Capital Jouhnal served at their houses can secure It by ks tal card request, or by word lea nt this office. Specimen numbers sent free on applica tion. Ofllce, corner Court and Liberty Streets. FRIDAY, APItIL 5, 1889. Tun commission to select a site for the navy yard on the North Pa cific coast lias returned to "Washing ton. Their report will be forth coming. England wants 1,000,000 more bushels of wheat than she has in sight, and this Is what cheers Amer ican holders and makes the price oaucy. Tins early in the season the telegraph tells us ol severe wind storms in tho eastern states. Ore gon continues to bask in the balm iest sunshine that ever shone. "Why send more ships to Samoa? What is tho uie o1" putting more lives in the track of the tempest? Wc have no present or prospective Interests there to justify it. Ofkiciai, information comes from Consul Allen, at Kingston, Jamacla, of the sale by the colonial govern ment to an American syndicate, of the entire Jamaicia railroad system. Tin: Now York nsscmbly has ad journed because it feared that tho ceiling of the slate capitol at Albany would fall and crush its members. The man who built It will now be overwhelmed with application. from other states. Tin: recent hurricane in tho South caused great damago on tho island of Tahiti. Part of tho island was submerged and many peoplo drown ed. On tho island of Tonga tho liurrlcauo created great havoc and thirty persons perished. So I'Ait tho only guarantee of safety against the spread of tho dreadful malady, leprosy, Is absolute isolation of tho sulI'ercrH, for all tho palliative resources of modern medi cal science have failed to arrest or euro the disease when once thor oughly seated in tho human system. An exchange gives tho following good advice : When a man points a gun at you, knock him down. Don't atop to ask whether It Is loaded, but knock him down and don't be at all particular what you do It with. If thero is to bo a coroner's inquests let it bo over tho other fellow ; ho won't be missed. A cx)iiitiioNii:NT asks why is it that eyloncH, tornadoes, eto., occur on Sunday much more often than on any other day of (he week. The religious editor, having ruminated upon tho question, answers that tho oxtra and prodigious amount of wiokednoss displayed on that day throws nature Into covulslons. j (jUNi:itAi. Gm:i:i.i:v says Oregon and Washington are favored with a climate of unusual mildness and salubrity, while tho Immediate coast regions have erv heavy rain falls. These climatic conditions favor, to a marked extent, tho growth of most of thu cereals and other important staples. Tin: cruiser Charleston is almost ready for sea. Tho members of the examining board aie on the grounds making tho preliminary examina tion. Tho propelling bliules are In position, and tho keel Is being paint ed. All the turgor machinery Is in place, and only tho minor details are to bo attended to before sho will bo ready for soa. Tn is is an ago of dexterous me chanical achievement. 1 n Augusta, (In., tho other day a tree was cut In tho forest nfnlx o'clock in the morn ing and by night It, had boon turned Into printed ixipcrH, and tho people were reading in tbem the now of the day. In niedheval days Mich a feat would havo boon regarded as the result of sorcery and an unholy alliance with the evil one. Tiik supremo court of tho United States has rendered a decision on tho question of evading taxation by converting jiorsonal puHrty into greenbacks Juwt prior to tho day of making returns to the a.o.orH. Tho tuiso came up from Ohio. Tho court IioIiIm that such an ovnslon cannot be allowed and hImi that tho selection of a imrlluular day on Which to lliako tax return iliuu ii, it necessarily preclude tho making f tuo usBossinont was to Include other 4erJod of tho year. I The statement Is received with surprise, if not incredulity, that, ex cluding Alaska, Canada is a larger country than the United States. Yet such is tho case; for the United States, prior to the purchase of Alas ka, was included within 3,030,000 square miles, while Canada stretches out to fill 3,470,302 square miles. It would perhaps help to convey some conception of the magnitude of Can ada when the statement is mado that the sun never sets on liritlsh possessions. A still further rather startling statement in relation to Canada is, that, including the great lakes which encircle it and which penetrate it, and the rivers of enor mous size and length which per meate it, in il is found more than one-half the fresh water of the en tire globe. Such broad generalities as these may well excite the atten tion of the pcoplo of the United States. SriUNaFii;i.r), Mo., has a curiosity a Guinea ncgrcss, who is believed to bo 120 years old. She claims to have helped make the first clearing where tiio first house in Springfield, Mo., now Is. The oldest inhabitants, those who can look back forty or fifty years, can lemember old Aunt Hannah as being an old woman oven then. She has middie-uged grcat-grand-childrcn living there now. She uses both whisky and to bacco ' to excess. The question naturally arises how much longer would her life have been prolonged if b1ii hud not ruined a fine consti tution by over-indulgence m those pernicious habits. It is at least a warning to all those who are given to those habits. Tjik honor of originating arbor day belongs to ex-Governor J. S. 'Morton of Nebraska, In 1872, and tho first observance of that day oc curred during that year in accord ance with a proclamation issued by Governor Morton. Tho next year it was established by statutory en actment. Kansas soon followed (lie example of her sister state. In 1870 arbor day was observed in Minne sota, and many stales noon fell into line. India rubber is being tried as a substitute for asphalt in pavements in Berlin, and the result is said to bo good but expensive. President Harrison's Kallicr-in-law. Tho Rev. Dr. Scott, tho father or Mrs. Harrison, still remains at his desk in tho Pension Bureau. His daughters and tho president himself havo tried to make him believe that thero is no longer any necessity for his continuing to work. But ho cannot be induced to surrender his position. Shortly after tho election Mrs. Harrison wrote to her father asking him to resign, and saying that as soon as they same to Wash ington she would expect him to Hvo nttho White House. This lotter was accompanied by a note from Gon. Harrison, who made tho same request, and was written in such a cordial strain as to leave no doubt of its sincerity. But the old gentleman wrote to his daughter saying that whilo ho should bo glad to bo a fre quent visitor at tho White House lie could not think of spending the re mainder of his days in idleness. So every day Dr. Seott reaches his desk at tho pension ollleo and works as faithfully as any othwr clerk In the office. Umnoviiig u Man's Shirt. An oxtraordlnary and most laugh able feat Is that of removing u man's shirt before he is hardly aware of it, and without taking oil either his coat or vest. To do' this successfully requires considerable tact and very quick actions on tho part of tho operator. Ono professional magician Is so ox pert that ho can produce this result In fifteen seconds. An amateur should soon acquire tho knack of doing it in half a minute. Select your subject, not a person of the dudo make-up, with a skin-tight suit, hut some good-natured, every day sort of a fellow, whoso clothing fits him easily. Tell him to keep cool. Then begin our operations in oar nest by quickly pulling oil his collar and necktie and unbuttoning his shirt behind. Pull his shirt from his brooches, up his back, and, with a strong oxortlon, get it light over his head.' This is by no moans hard. You now havo It aorot his stomach. Loosen his sleeves, and grasping tho one nearest his hand, pull It oil' his arm. You can do this hueotvwfully, If ho limbers his arms, and doof not rosNt ooino stretching woik on your part. After ono arm is freed of the sh'rt, it is easy to remove It from tho other. The shirt will then come oil to the astonishment of all. As previously stated, thoellVotof this trloU depends outlioly upon your own mlroltiKM. It Is woll to throw a shawl or shoot over the u!h Joet's hotly when you are almut to prtfrout this exhibition, that Hump prccont may not illavowr your 'thod of opowtliiK, Girls who uso powdor-don't go oil any quicker than those wh. don't, An Old llnllad. , I ran across a song to-day, A time-tried, worked-out ballad, Thai lived its trill of life In days When music wasn't valfd. A sigh In Inchrlmoso it was, A sob tbatwentash'llng On tender waves of minor chord Upon a sea of walling. A world-worn bit of old-time life, So quaint and yet so tender, That made me face thejfar, far time. When I was I and slender. And as the keys Fobbed out the notes, I saw the sweet-faced poem . The Utile girl who sang It once When nil of life wan proem. Tho song was not a master's song, Nordlvn's burst but hang ltl It seemed to tneso sweet because I kissed the lips thai san It. "SCRAi'S." Starvation wages and idle work men is tho story that comes from Berlin. Ono of the sous of Charles Dickens is said to boa rising" statesman in Australia. Tho Chinese population of Now York city in now in the neighbor hood of 0000. There nro 17,107 newspapers and periodicals published in the United States and Canuda. Tho 10,000 washerwomen of Paris have formed a union. They will demand 75 cents per day. Buffalo Bill and his cowboys will camp for the summer in the vicinity of the tall Eiffel tower in Paris. A New Hampshire man took a chow of aloes by mistake the other day. 1 le tidks very bitterly about it. The pretty young misses at church fairs aro continually laying them selves liable to arrest on tho charge of robbing the males. Although experience is an excel lent thing it docs not help a girl who has had a plentiful variety of it in courtship to a speedy marriage. There is a good deal of religion in the woild, but in view of tho thiee S's sin, suilcring, sorrow- there is plainly not enough to go round. He: What lovely hairMIss Mason has. But Is it her own? Sho (rather jealous): Oh, yes, I was with her and recommended that shade. Old Lady: I hope, my boy, you don't sell papers on Sunday? Small newsboy (sadly): No, mum; I ain't big enough tcr carry a Sunday edi tion yet. Only one month left, young man, in which to be sure of your best girl. After that time sho la liable to get mashed on .some base ball player at any lime. "At what age were you married?" sho asked inquisitively. But tho other lady was equal to the cmer. geney and quietly lespended: '"At tho parsonage." Bishop Foster of tho M. E. church i egrets that the ministry of to-day Is In some respects a hireling min istry, and does not think that any minister is worth a salary.of $10,000. Prourcsslvo soap-bubble parties aro understood to bo allowable dur ing lent. Thero is nothing so pro ductive of giggling and laughter, and they nro by no means expensive. Gold corkscrews made to told within a very small compass aro used as watch charms, and the value they possess apart from orna mentation will soon force them into popularity. Tho Kentucky court of appeals has Just decided that tho property which a woman lias bought and paid for with money earned by her self Is liable for tho debts of her husband. Tho sea occupies three-fifths of tho earth's surface. A nillo down tho water has a prossuro of a ton to thesquaro Inch. It has been proven that at tho depth of 11,500 feet the waves aro not felt. They aro getting up a Niagara show In Loudon which is to be ac companied by a phonographic re production of (ho real thunders of tho cataract to supplement the pictorial attraction. Tho only slate pencil factory in tho United States is at Castloton, Rutland county, Vermont, mid it turns out .'iO.OOO tlnlshel pencils per day. There are twenty-live peoplo employed in the factory, and the carolers school children keep them busy the year round. Sir John Macdonald, Canadian Premier, is bocoinlug alarmed at tho grow th of tho annexation sentiment among tho people. To counteract It ho propose, so It Is reported, to submit to parliament a series of measures creating tho Dominion in to an Independent kingdom, with onoof tho Knglish royal family as reigning head. Net a Victory. The London Times seums to havo got the worst of (hut fight with Par- noll. Yets, it ought to put In tin editorial like tho one I i odd In u Wcttoru iWH.r. What wiw it? It rwnl: Wo liuil m Itg-ht w 1th jiy Haildell the nt her liny, but wtm one pullol htm ofi'Loftiro wo disfigured him. F. E. HOOVER. Willamette FORMERLY THE SALEM LAND COMPANY, HIS IS THE Til I) SALEM IS THE MI nvest in .Ajvionq a Great Many Choice Bargains WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING: 72 acres, of a mile from Salem, GO of which is in a high state of cultivation, balance excellent timber land. House, barn and out buildings: 2 acres in orchard. $100 per acre. 10-1 acres one mile from Gervals; 90 acres in cultivation; two-story brick heuse: large barn and other out buildings; large orchard; 35 acres now in grain. Price $0000. House and lot on Chemeketa street, near Catholic church, $1000. Large house and lot, 05x165, in North Salem, young orchard. Price $1500. House with five hard finished rooms, barn and lot 75x150 in South Salem. Price $SO0. Lots in North Salem, near street car line. Lots for sale in the following additions : Boise's, Iteid's, University, Queen Ann and Yew Park. Also many other choice bargains. Reed's Opera House. ONE NIGHT ONLYI TUESDAY, APRIL 9th, 1889. TIic Tljeairical Event of the Year America's Hoprc&cntativo Comedian, Sol Smith Russell, Supported by a Superb Company In the Funniest of all Funny Comedies, " BEWITCHED !" Three Hours of Pure anil Refined Fun! The Q rent Comcdlnn In all his Funny Bones and Sketches. What liooth Is to tragedy Russell Is to comedy. St, Louis Chronicle. Prices 50 cents nnd Si for reserved seats. Sa'e opens Thursduy, April 4, nt l'atton's ST. PAUL'S I, Boys and. Girls. Tho school will open on the '2Ub of September. Thorough Instruc tion In the primnry nnd advanced English Branches. LATIN AND ELEMENTS OF MUSIC -In coursc- THRMS and further Information may be had on application to REV. F. H. POST, Cor. Chemeketa and State Sis. 8-20-tf M.T. RINEMAN Kits opened up n Fresh nnd Clean stoek -of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, GLASS and PB'SWARE, WOODEN ami WILLOW-WARE, VEGETABLES, SYRUPS, GREEN and DRIED FRUITS and In faet everthing kept in ullrst class Grocery store. Cash paid for Mutter and Et'lT. Tho public In general Invited to call nnd t.eo us. Goods delivered free. State struct, room formerly occupied by lnigttn lirtw. CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC! WiUnmntto University. Most imrVMnil hdiool of iiiustu on the northupM coast,' About 150 STUDENTS LAST YEAH. CMursM in Flnnu, Organ Singing, Violin, Harmony, nnd CounuS do int. IMuloiuMxon enimritKUm ol ooune. iwnvin . , n 1 111, riuuiviv t J)ftW.KvUx. AwiMaiit.r.uluM. Smith. T.UUltllUklt V l IL. ( l'a.ilil)l jtitHM, mill ' irttotur 111 itAfiiu .MHuaay, rtopiemoer Mtil nr (Mtuloguu, For further iuldrMi X. Nt. PARVIN, lluhl ltrHttor,Hnlin, Or. MT-dif-wlJ O. B. EDGETT. iivesiin TO eal JOHN F.STRATT0N& SON Importers nnd Wholesale dealers In :USICAIj MEItRllANDISK. New Vnrlr 48 nnd 45 Walker St John V. Stratton's Celebrated Ku-slan Gut Violin strings, the Ljutiiiu iuu w unu. Guarantee II a denier receives complaint, (which he believes to bo honest) from any musician to whom he has sold any of these strings, he Is nuthorl7ed by US to crlve him another strlner without charge, and all such loss will bo made good by us to our customers, without quibble or question. (Ilewaro ot Imitation.) Dealers will please send lor descriptive catalogue. Trad- supplied nt lowest price. Thousands are aflllcted with diseases or the Kidney nnd Urinary Organs, who suf fer In silence, rather than make known their troubles. To all thoie allllcted we can offer n safe nnd speedy remedy In Ore- Eon Kidney Tea, which Is composed ot crbs, selected with great caro In Oregon, and warranted not to contain minerals of any kind. A few doses ntlord Instant re lief. Sold by n. W. Mathews & Co. $50. HORSES. $50. A no hundred head of brood mares and J young horses for sale. Forty or flity colts expected in the spring Two fine uurses, uiyae ana i-ercneon siock, weigni sixteen and seventeen hundred; have been with the band for the past three years. Original steck: from the best quality ol mares. For particulars addres or see V. H. 15YARS, w4t. Salem, Or. Tho Btrs-EHS' GUIDE i inusd Mrch and Sept., each year. It is an ency clopedia of useful infor mation for all who pur chase the luxuries or the necessities of life. "Wo oan olotbe you and furnish you with all the necosscry and unnecessary appliances to ride, walk, dance, sleep, eat, fish, hunt, work, io 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 fait estimate of the value of the BUYERS' QUIDE, which will be sent upon receipt of 10 cents Vo pay postage, MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. 111-111 Michigan Avenue, Chioago.m. WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY Graduates Students In Classical, Literary, Scientific, Normal, Business, Law, AND MEDICAL COURSES. Itn tho olde.t, largest and least expen sive Institution of learning in the North west. School opens nret Monday In September Send for catalogue to THUS. VAN SCOY, President. 17: Salem, Oregon. Tie Salem Abstract -ANI LAND COMPANY, fluvo removed to building adjoining Thompson' Jewelry store on Commercial street. Titles Investigated. Money to Loan. Land for Sale. Houses for Rent. OAI.IJ AND SEre US. 4t p -jIiihPIK S ix II R. P. BOISE, Jr. tapiy, Estate. THE HOSIE RESTAURANT, Hnvlng been furnished for the especial accommodation of the public, jwc lnlte tho attention of the the HUNGIBV nnd sleepy ones to "Our Home" beds, new ond clean; good "Home" meals served reg ulailv three times a drtv. No Chinese In the kitchen. Give us a call and see for yours If. K. M. LAW, Proprietor. Cor. Couit and High St., S.ilcm, Or. Norton Pacific Railroad GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE. TWO FAST TRAINS DAILV ! NO CHANGK OF CARS SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO And all points East via PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS. St. The Northern Pacific railroad Is tho only line running Passenger trains, Second class Bleepers (free" of charge) Luxurious Day coaches Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. Palace Dining Cars, (meals 75c) liom Pori land to the cast. See that your ticket read via the Northern Pacific railroad and avoid the change of cars. Leavo Portland at8a. m.and 8:40 p. m. dally arrlVe at Minneapolis or St. Puul at 6:03 p. m. Pacific Division. Trains leavo Front and Q street dully at 11:65 a. in. and 8:10 p. m.j Arrive nt Tucoma at 7:10 p m and 4:20 n m arrive Seattle 9:25 a m and 9:35 p in. Throueb Pullman Palace SleeDlncr Cars. elegant day coaches, finest palace dining cars between Portland, Tacomaand Seattle uireci. uniiy service. j.. u. uiiAiiLiiun Asst. Gen'l Pass. Agent, 121 First St., Cor. Washington St., Portland, Oregon. Depot Corner First and G Streets. B oarderS! l nyono wishing to board at a quiet A and cozy place, will llud tho object ot their search at MRS. NI. A.. THOMPSON'S, Cor. Chemekcto and Liberty Sts., Salem, Whero n lew select boarders can secnrn board. Dainty little globules, Fine, and white, nnd sweet, Easy to be swallowed; In their work complete. No discomfort waking Inner gripes, or aching, What nro they? Why, Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pcllots tho perfection of laxa tives. Contain not an atom or mineral poison; aro especially appreciated by those whose taste revolts irom the coarse, violent Dills, which tear their wav toroueh tho system like steam cars, actually doing& tinrni InctonH nt m-w.1 nt ,).nm.lL,o T Dr. Pierce's Favorlto Prescription euro "female weakness" and kindred nllmenUi H. F. RANKIN'S Paint Shop No. 1234 Commercial St. House and Carriage Painting, Sign writing. Paper hanging and decorating, Wall tintluir aud kal- soimnlng executed in the latest style. Experienced Workmen Employed. Satisfaction Guaranteed, Call and see w betore you let your work. niekien'i Arilra Silre. Tlie best salvo In tho world f uts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhoun. over sores, tetter, chapped lmud ldlblaius, corns, and all skin oni 1 lout), and positively cures piles, m no pay required. It Is mar.iiitoort to give perfect satisfaction, or mone .u.uuucu. rnco js centa per box For sale v- Up. TT tw r - IV VVA. n?vil!?, ,hUcha"eMl,le oUniate.lt Is dltllcult to pcflMsrve a fclr complexion and OUT lAlrsLitlAni it r Annm .irf l.r Mt.-i..... of the shin. rtiK-ftT i$Z"3X. it putard-s SiueiUe U applied to the feee und h!i?i?.g..?'" ?"'! "KHralpg, n clear and I'wilthy 00111 r. ,,1nta.na'u"oaMare,. P. W. MutheWK A Co. Bold by TltANSPOIlTATIOri. TOE YAOUINA ROUTE. OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD And Oregon Development compaoT'i steamship line. 2a5 miles shorter, 20 hour. losstnnetnan uy any other louto. Flm Lclans through passenger nnd freight lln from Portland and all points In the Wil Imnetto valley to and from Snu Francisco TIME SCHEDULE, (Except Sundays): Leave Albany 1:00 pj. Leave Con-all is .--.-.. -1:40 1 jf Arrivo Ynqitlnn fi:30 PM lenve Ynqitlnn - ...... -6:15 AM IXttvo Corvallls 10:35 AM An ho Albany 11:10 AM O. & C. trains connect nt Albany and Corvallls. The above tiiilns connect nt YAQUINa with the Oregon Development Do's Line jfStentiishlps between aqulna nnd Ban Francisco. SAILING DATES. BTEAMEKS. FKOM SAN FKANCISCO Willamette Valley, Thursday Dec 6. Willamette Valley Monday 17. Willamette Valley Sunday ' 80. STEAMKRS. rHOlI YAQU1NA. Willamette Valley Wednesday Dec.12 Willamette Valley Monday ' y This company reserves the right to hange sailing dates without notice. N. 13. Passengers from Portland and all Willamette Valley points can make close ronnectlon with tho trains of tho YAQU1NA ROUTE at Albany or Corvallls, and If destined to San Francisco, should nirango to arrive nt Ynqulna the evening before dnte of sailing. I'.asscngfr anil Freight Kates Always tie Lowest. T-'or Information apply n Messrs HULMAN & Co Freight nnd Ticket Agents 200 and 202 Front St., Portland, Or. or to C.C. IIOGUE, Ac't Gen'l Frt. & Pass. Agt., Oregon Pacific R. R. Co., Corvallls, Or. O H. IIASWELL, Jr. Gen'l Frt; & Pass. Agt. Oregon Development Co., 301 Montgomery St.; San Francisco, CalJ TIME TA1SLE RIVER DIVISION.' The elegantly equipped steamboats. Wm M. Hoag, Capt. Geo. Raabe; tho N. 8. llentley, Oapt. J.:P. Coulter; the Three Slstors, 1'apt. W. P. Short; nro in service for passenger nnd freight traffic between Corvallls and Portland nnd intermediate points, making three round trips each week us follews: NORTH HOUND Leaves Corvallls Mon. day, Wednesday and Friday at 8 n. m. Arrives at Salem Monday, Wednesday and Friday at3 p. m. Leaves Salem Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 6 a. m. Arrives at Portland Tuesday, Thursday and Satur day st S:"rf) p. 111. -OUTII llOUND Leaves Portland Mon day, Wednesday and Friday at 0 a. in. Ai rives nt Salem Monday, Wednesday and Friday nt 7:15 p. m. Leaves Salem Tues day, Thursday nnd Saturday nt 0 n. m. Arrives nt Corvnllld Tuesday, Thursday Saturday at ":'!0 p. 111. For 11 eight and passenger rates apply to the captains and pursers of tho respective boats, or to W. M. Darling, agent, 200 and 202 Front street Portland; Gilbert Bros, agents, Salem; I. M. Adair, agent, Albany C. A. Miller, agent, Corvallls; or to tho gen eral freight and.passcngcr agent, Corvallls. O. & C. trains connect at Albany and Corvnllis F. W. BO WEN, Superintendent Wm. I10AG. General Manager. -VIA- Soutlifira Pacific Company's Line, THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE. Time between Salem ami San Francisco TMrty-sIx Hours. CALIFORNIA EXPRESS TItAIN RUN DAILT. 1 BETWEEN POHTLAI'D AND S. P. South. I I North" 4:00 p. m. I Lv. Portland Ar. 10:45 a.m. 6:41 p. m. J Li v. Salem Lv, 7:53 a.m. 7:45 a. m. I Ar. San Fran. Lv. 7:00 p.m. LOCAL 1-AfaSENGEU TllAIN ( DAILY EX- CEPT SUNDAY). 8.-00 a. in. liV. Portland Ar. J 8:45 p. m. 11:10 a. m Lv. Salem Lv. 1 12:52 p. m. 2:10 p. m. Ar. Eugene Lv. 9:00 a. m. PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS For accommodation ot second class passengers attached to express trains. The 8. P. company's ferry makes con nectlon with all the regular trains on th East Side Division from foot of 'V stree Portland. tYest Side Division. Between Portland and Cervallls: DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY). 7:d0 a. m. 12:25 p. m. Xv. Ar. "Portland "8:20 p. m. Corvallls Lv. i:m p. m. At Albany and Corvallls connect wltu trains of Oregon Pacific Itallroad. Tluough tickets to nil points south and east via California EXPUES3TKAIK (DAILY EXCEPTatrNDAYl) i-M p. m. Xv! Portland ATT Ar.MeMlnnvllle Lv. 9:00 a.m. 5:15 a. m. B.1W p. m, Through, Tickets To all points SOUTH and EAST VIA California.. For full information resmrdlnir rates. maps, etc., apply to the Company's agent, Salem, Oregon, K. P. KOQEItS, U. KOEHLEIt Asst. Q. F. and Pass. Ag Manager. Oregon Railway and Navigation COMPANY, Columbia River Route.' Trains for the east leave Portland at 10:45 a m and 2 p m dally. TIo ets to ond from principal points In the United States, Can ada aud Europe. ' ELEGANT PULMANN PAUCE CARS Emigrant Sleeping Cars run tirougNlon express trilnsto OMAHA COUNCIL BLtFF ftnd 6T. PAUX Free of Cliarge and Wit on Chapge. Connections ntPortland forSon Fran cisco and Puget Sound points. For turther particulars Inquire of I. A. Manning, agent or the company, 245 Commercial street, Salem. iiegon; oi Oregon ' ' V' & T' " Ianl A. L. MAXWELL, Q. P. AT. A H. H0LC0MB enteral. AI,nagor. AV ..,M;'nJLLLlA?18. STENOGRAPHER iL, " .l wiiuna wnier n. a. wanning, Ooi Itftln, JfetY Jtanl; Jlfoc$t Vt$ wwnier uopyisu will mate oj irinw. etc; com-lnir on tvrje- apcurately and neatfv done, nniee nmcrcicl 6t