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THE CAPITAL EVENING JOTJENAL.
REPTILES.
rho Astonishingly I.ticgo Hate of Mortal
ity from Serpentine Venom.
If tho published figures aro at all ac
curate, from twelvo to twenty thou
sand persons die In British India from
snako bite, largely from that of tho cobra.
which is a serpent of domestlo habits. That
tho reptile was not long ago exterminated
from all Inhabited localities, savs a writer
in tho Cincinnati Commercial-Gazetto, is
owing to tno tact mat it is worshiped by
many of tho natives. Even to-dav in Mala
bar Hill, tho most fashionablo European
quarter ot liomrjny, u snort tune played on
u musical instrument rarely fails to bring a
cobra out of some holo or crevice, for native
veneration is too much for English caution.
Tho natives aro tho chief sufferers from
this folly. Very fow Englishmen havo
been bitten, for they do not walk out bare
footed, and usually tako a cano to poko tho
grass through which they walk. Wo bo
licvo only four dr fivo whites of promi
nenco havo been bitten by poisonous
snakes In India sinco tho opening
of tho present century, and ono of
these was a midshipman on a ves
sel in tno nay 01 jicngai. uno 01 tno aeaa
ly liydriadtc, or water snakes, had been
fished up, ana tno unfortunate youth
handled it without knowing that it was
venomous. Had tho Hindoos exercised
common sense, thoro would now bo fow
cobras outsides of tho jungles. Martlniquo
mid tho neighboring islands of St. Lucia
each report a mortality from serpentino
venom rivaling thatofIndla,foreachof theso
islands is overrun with tho for do lance, a
fiercely aggressivo viper, which has tho
peculiarity of giving birth to sixty little
snakes at once.
African explorers have their troubles
with snakes, but they award tho palm of
danger not to them, nor to tho lions or
leopards, but to the fierce wild buffalo bulls.
During Prof. Drummond's recent journey
to Lake Nyassa, two of his follow
ers were tossed by ono of thesd savage
creatures, and it was almost a miroclo that
one of tho wounded men survived tho in
juries to his shoulders and ribs. Tho puff
adder, an apparently sluggish creature, re
sembling in build, though not in its
gorgeous colors, tho horrible black and
clumsy cottoumouthed moccasins of our
Southern swamps, has a pleasant trick of
burying itself in the leaves and moss and of
striking backward at any person who hap
pens to come near it Tho naia hajo, a first
cousin of tho Indian cobra, but moro ag
gressive and irritable, and tho mamba,
which runs down its victims, aro tho princi
; pal remaining poisonous serpents of Afri 'a.
Thoro aro green, black and flame-colored
mambas, the last mentioned being often
I crested. Tho mambas sometimes reach a
length of twelve feet, and aro known to havo
chased a horseman for miles. Their bito is
; almost certain death.
A survey of the serpentine kingdom es
tablishes tho fact that the most poisonous
snakes aro afraid of human beings. The
: chief exception aro. tho mamba, tbo naia
hajo and tho great ophiophagus elaps, or
hamadryad, of Burmah. This creature,
which rivals tho mamba in length, has an
expanding head like tho cobra and naia
hajo, but dmersirom both in some anatom
ical particulars and also in tho tfact that it
is a cannibal, living principally on other
snakes. One of them chased a Burman in
tho woods a few years ago. Tho man ran,
and thought to escape by swimming across
a narrow stream. To his horror, on reach
ing the farther bank ho found that tho snake
had crossed ahead of him. In his despair ho
toro off his turban and throw it at tho rep
tile. Tho latter was obliging enough to go
for tho white rag and waste his venom
upon it, tho man meanwhile making his es
cape. Tno mamoas aro principally found in
Natal, though they exist to somo extent as
far north as Zanzibar, and may even havo
spread as far as tho desert. Wo havo found
no mem ion of their presence in Egypt or in
tho Sinaitio Peninsula. There Is nothing in
their habits, howover, which would excludo
them from tho Northern tropics and sub
tropics, for they flourish under similar cli
matio in luences south of tho lino. Wo no
tice that an item is on its travels to tho ef
fect that tho "serpents" which killed so
many of tho Israelites during their exodus
from Eg' pt were guinea worms, scientific
ally kno ,'n as (he aracunculus. Theso fear
ful ere. lures bury-themselves in human
flesh, producing sores which often provo
fatal. Wo doubt, however, whether they
can bo made to fulfill tho demands of tho
Scnpturo narrative. Wo read in Number?,
xxi., that "tho Lord sent fiery sorpents
among tho people and much people of Isra
el died."
Geology has mado us acquainted with ex
tinct reptiles with whom ono would not liko
to meet, even vvero ho clothed in a coat of
mail and armed with a repeating riflo.
From somo of theso monsters tho dragons
and grifllns which figure in tho folk loro
of all nations wcro undoubtedly depicted.
They havo happily gono, never to return, as
have most of tho rattlesnakes which former
ly infested our oldest States. To this day,
however, hn occasional rattler is killed in
the Blue Hills of Milton, less than a dozen
miles from Boston, and tho sea serpent, nn
apparently solitary rolio of tho Baurian
days, every now and then makes his ap
pearance in tho ocean.
Recent travelers in Aiaska havo heard
from tho Indians, though their faith has not
been strengthened by sight, that herds of
mastodon aro yet feeding in tho almost in.
accessible interior pastures of our new pos
sessions. Wo hope the story may provo to
bo true, and that a paleozoic specimen may
yet bo on exhibition in our menageries. Our
belief is not strong In that direction, how
ever, though when ono has seen tho octo
pus, or dovll fish, first brought into promi
nence by Victor Hugo, ho is prepared to be
lieve almost any thing. Tho cholco would
not bo a pleasant ono, but in tho alterna
tive of being bitten by a naia or mamba, or
of being cupped to death by an octopus, wo
think most persons would chooso tho for-
Xho Valuo of Hot Water.
"Tho soothing effects of hot water aro
not fully appreciated," said a physician tho
other day. "I recommend it to many of
my patients who suffer from insomnia, pro
duced by nervous irritation of tho stomach,
and also for certain forms of indigestion.
Many of them object to it at first, but soon
come to like it and aro generally much ben
efited by It. A glass of hot water now and
then will worn no apprecmuio eww,
course, but a steady habit of hot-water
drinking once formed, and sustained regu
larly for a few months, works wonders
with certain constitutions. I generally
recommend its uso just before going to bed.
It is a great soother."
To Jtetain Mental Vlc"
If you would retain tbo vigor of your
mental faculties, keep them employed,
not In old ruts but in new routes of read
ing, experiment and thought Tho brain
requires exerciso to keep its strength, as
much as tho arm does. It wlU not do to
swing tho arm continually In one direction;
bo tho mind has memory, perception,
reason, imagination, choice, emotion-each
its own sphere of activity employing its
epecial department of the brain. By prac
tioTngaU Uwm faculties U brain keep its
Vigor.
VrtUl ML. POWDER L
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No. 211 Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon.
AR1S T1-I13 LEADERS IN
Life' and Gents' Fine Dross Shoes
I Al.-o ti In rye lino of Ladies', Mines' ami Childrens' canvas hIioch for
summer. lU'iiiemliw they will make it an object for you to call on tlieiu
and tliey will show you the best lines of j.oril.4 in the city. This linn is
well known to all the citizens ol .Salem, I'lid .surrounding country, as a
linn that Handles nothing hut reliable yoods. 'lake tho people's word lor
il aiiil?all on theso gentlemen when in want of foot-wear.
Tlicir Spring Slock is taipsd in Qualify mill Prices.
AbsoluteEv Pure
Tin powder ii'"'Pr . 'trie. A marvel of
purity, strength and whole- oliH'iic.s. More
economical than the ordinary kliicl, and
cannot bo sold in coiuiWtlnn with the
multitude of low test, short weight nluin or
phtHphiitu powders. Hold only in cans.
ItoiAi. Baking l,owurjrt.,o.,KiWiill.N V.
IMMIGRANTS LOOK IIEkE!
HOMFS
niiih m
Iluviiljr farmed in this country for over
half Herniary. which glvci us a thorough
knnwletlgooi i ho count ry,vtuiov oiler our
scrvli'cs to you In
BINS.
mid.lihe pleasure in unnounclni; th.it we
hive it. very line list of property from
tfhlcli to select, embracing some ot tho
h.'sl
nrniii.Rtnnk and Fmir Farms
la .Marlon and Llnncnuntles.ut prices that
cMinot ue duplle. ted In tho Willamette
valley. Other valuable property of vari
ous kinds oll'cred at "bed rock" prices.
Come iiml m and lou iiill lie Convinced
that wo are ottering all that wo hero claim
Come by Narrow Gauge railway, or to
Turner and take stage, (lour miles).
Descriptive price list of farms and other
property sent on application. Locating
two or more families near each othoru spe
cialty. IT. C. & J. II. PORTER,
Ileal Kslato Agents.
AunisviUe, Marlon county Or. -t-IJ-SO
$50. HORSES. $50.
One hundred head of brood mares end
young horses fur sale. Forty or flity
colts expected in tho spring Two lino
horses, Clydo and Pcreheon stock, weight
sixteen and seventeen hundred; have been
with tho band for the past three years.
Original stock from the be.-t quality ol
mares. For particulars address ortco
V. H. HYAIiS.
wll. .Salem, Or.
For the Public Good.
It Is an indisputable fact that tho hand
somest vestibule trains that aro now run
on tho American continent aro those on
tho Uuilington- route, leaving from Union
dtnotlii Denver. also St. Paul. Immediate
ly on arrival of all through trains from the
wesu X no jusiiiuu sucunu cj.iss cuaciius
aro magnificent, tho reclining chair ears
KUbuib. tho l'ullmnn sleepers extremely
luxuriant, and as for tho meals that aro
served In thoso palace Hurliugton dining
errs yum yum. Tho next time, you go
east to-Kansas City, Chicago or .St. Louis,
if you mention to tho ticket agent that you
want your ticket to read from Denver or
St. l'aul over tho Hurliugton route, you
will got It, and you will always be glad of
If you go via tho Northern or Canadian
Pacific, the elegant vestibule, trains of
Tho nurllncton Itoute. betv.eeu at. Paul
and Chicago, or St. Louis, will enrry you
along tlio eastern shoroof tho Mississippi
river for a distance of 8uQ miles, amidst
scenery tlmtcannoi no surpassed; or, n you
go via tho Oregon Short Lino or Southern
Pacific, and your ticket reads via The
Hurliugton Kouto from Chcvenno or Den
ver, you will pass through all tho thriving
cities and towns located in what is popu
larly known as the Heart oftlio Continent.
For further Information apply to A. C.
Sheldon. General Agent, 8o First street,
Portland, Oregon. MIM&wtl
OREGONIAN RAILWAY CO.
(Limited Line.)
C1IAS. X SCOTT, - - Itcccivcr.
On and after Feb. J8 ISS'J.anduntllfurthcr
notice trains will run dally (except Sun
day) ns lollews:
EAST SIDE,
Couurg Mulli
Porll'd Mall'
From Portland
STATION.
Tow'rd Port
, land
U.iJuam .iwm.ANiUMV v,Ar. ,-IO.piii,
IO.IX1 iFootofJefson. Kf
2.15 n in Kay's landing, lAr l.bO
2i St. Paul's, , lii.
H.lfl Woodbuin,
U;31 Townsend,
11,1'J McKcc,
n.5a
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4.10
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Mt. Angel,
KowiiV,
Kllverton.
Johnston's Mill
Kvi'llaerlnnd.
UiihtHldoJunet.,
AlUf'liXi),
fl.HB I AmiHVUle,
6.5d Weatswyttm
an
0.21
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7.a
OP Crowing,
Wwt Hclo,
Cniutreo,
riiiket,
Ttilliaun,
Plulnlcw.
Prown vlilo.
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Something is Going to Drop at
DWELLS'' NEW'SHOE STORE,
95 Slate Sired,
Salem.
Wo contcmplaten changa of business soon, and will therefore make .Sweeping 15c
ductlous in certain line ol liootsand Shoes In order to reduce our stock to a minimum.
Wo want Money! You need liootsand Shoes. Come and examine goods and prices
and see If It will not pay you to lay In one or two years supply at the price we otter
GOODS MARKED IN1 PLAIN FIGURES !
A child can buy aschedp asa man'at oarstore. We mean business, unit If you wear
shoes look us up. YOUKS FOR "KOLD KOtNj"
BAILEY F. BODWELL,
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Success in Business requires preparation ! Therefore, thoroughly muster
Commercial Arithmetic, BusinebS Penmanship and Business Correspon
dence, Book-keeping hy borh Single nml Double- Entry, the nature nnd
correct use of Commercial Papers, Commercial Law and Business practice.
Learn, also, Shorthand and Type-writing. Manifold, aifd Dictation work.
All these are needed m business, auu are tnorougniy tauivnt uy uxper-
era at the SALEM B Ufcs I XESS COLLEGE
ienced teacher
Griswold's Block, Salem, Oregon.
KsrmuasvtjuxM&uzsit
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VfVl. BROWN & CO.
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Leather and - Findings
CASH PaID fob
Wools, Hides, Pell? ami J'on
231 Commercial St. Salem, Of.
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THJS BEST STOCK OF STOVES
IN TUB CITY IS AT
R. M.WADE & CO'S
282 to 286 Commercial Street, SALEM.
Ar
1'm.na.ilU'ii '!. "I ,,w"',,'e,,, V.!"
Hil.etuj s.toi. -liliKUh ltv,!ii(j os'lll.
tur.. !' : nt liay' uud l"ulnJirt
Laiiane wi' icaiur "t'v ,."hU"
b I UAH. .s. rkSlT, lu- t- ycr.
General Oniccs, N V tor. Wr.t oml I'lne,
1 j'orUand.OnvW'
Garland Staves,
'Charter Oak Stoves,
Brighton Range
t.KO WILMS Notary t'nl.llc.
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M. L. CHAMllKltLIN.
i is an
d Chamberlin,
leal Estate and Insurance incuts,
n
TfeW-.
illSill lWfBWl'Bnw
k Buy ami Sell Real ISslnlc, Ncgolialc Loans
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Transact a General Agency Business.
OPERA HOUSE, Court Street,
SALEM OREGON.
We Imve on our li-tt a gVMt variety ol' very dualr.tblu pnipTty r.r
nale, imil us our liimlncwa is not silt .netli.M't.iinlined to Ileal Krttato tians
aetions, we nre able to furnish luirrlmsera these bargaiim without eluiinliifc
unreasonable eoni missions.
Our long residence In this country and fniuilhii'liy with its eondition
and peeuliiirities render us competent judges of where tho best lands are
to be found and nurehnses made.
Wc have faith in Oregon of its future greatness; and especially this
section of the "Willaincttee Valley. The man who invests here in real
property runs no risks, it will be more prolltablc than bank stocks. Our
soil and climate are not excelled, and people are Uiullii,' it ,out. Now is
the time to buy.
We are situated so Unit partks making investments, if desired can
seeure loans on the most reasonable terms.
The following partial list will showsonie of the properties
we aro oflcring for sale. ,
100 acres, 0'. miles south of Salem, all under fence new barn and fair
house small orchard road by the place. Payment down, balanco on
time at 8 per cent. Price &5,000.
102 acres, r miles southwest from ClervaW, good house and barn wilh
orchard !I2 acres under plow. ?l,.r)()0 down, balance on I line. Price
17.50 per acre.
407 acres, 4 miles north of Salem, improvements llrst-clahs- !I2) acres un
der plow plenty of stock water and range. Will divide laud. 10
per acre for Improved part.
Kill acres, 7 miles east of Salem 80 acres in cultivation ."0 in pasture
rest in young limber all under fence running water good. '.Iioiiko
barn granary orchard s-ell stock If wanted. $27 per acre.
203 acres, 12 miles north wcsl of Salem on line between Polk and Yam
hill counties excellent land and good neighborhood all under fence
part summer-fallowed. Part payment down, balance' on time. $2'l
s per acre.
:t20 acres, 111 miles east of Salem, all fenced 2 good houses fair barn
good orchard several springs on the place -guod roads to Salem. ,$110
per acre.
100 acres, 7 miles east of Salem well watered with barn and orchard.
The land Is llnoly Mtuatcd and can bo divided into two places the
road running on two sides one-half mile from railroad. ?25 per
acre.
200 acres, 12 miles eatt of Salem excellent, improvements all In culti
vation well watered anil llnely situated. $15 per acre.
85 acra: (10 acres in growing grain fair house and burn I acres
meadow line joung orchard one-half mile from P. O. crop goes
with place. Possession given at sale. Price $2,'J0(I.
0 acres, adjoining east Salem with house barn and orchard can bo
divided into K-2 aero lots facing town lias a delightful view will
be worth double present price kooii. $,'1,000.
850 acres, 15 miles from Salem !i00 acres in cultivation two Iidiihth and
barns with orchard plenty of running water no better block and
fanning land in iSIarion county all .fenced Is divided Into many
llelds and pastures. A bargain for some one. Half down, balance on
time to suit. $15 per acre.
075 acrcH, 8 inileH from Salem all under fence .'HO acres at ouu Ciinu un
der plow line pasture land road along ono side can be divided lo
suit purrtliiwor. One-half down, balance on longtime. $17 per acre.
CO -acres, !l miles from Salem 1 acres In orchar.l 1 in garden 50 under
plow iialuncc good pasture good limine and barn. A clianco fur
some one wauling garden properly. 1,000.
StDio and nlouli of merchandise with warehouse worth WOOD also residence
if desired, HituatcU on u. ci i;. u. ic, goon loeaiion lor dusiiichs no
letter grain section In the Willamette Valley.
Good Iioubo wllh one-half aero of land, In North Salem near streetcar
line when extended if sold booh. $S00.
Half block Knt Snluin, on mill creekwllli good houcu and bam.
Plenty of fruit $S2,0.
Wf ott'or forlhotlr.it tlmo about 80 lotsjn A. K. Waller's addition lo
WalCIII, ranging ill pruaJ UOlll f-'w in juii, iiiu iijuiuihi is mmi., uiiiui
the hlg'icst jrroiiinl In KiHtSilum, overlooking Uiauiitlro city anil In
plain view ii all IheStato Hulldlilgs with tho (J.iut and (JiiKoade
Mountains in the dlHlaui-'c. while! HlTll castwi'iil loan up thrccever-
JaHtingHiiow peaks,
Prompt Attention Given to All Inquiries
AND MANY OTHER LEADING STYLES,
hj a CoiBjiltle Stwfrd llanlwa?e ani Farm MadiMry.Vagwsaml Caniagel SALEM,
TIlANSrOKTATtON.
TH-E YA0UINA ROUTE.
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD
Ami Orofimi Development comimiiy's
otcnmohlp line. 'Ji'i mile! shorter, uu hours
le.'stimotlmii hy nny othei loute. First
class tliioiis.rh i:isem;er iiml rrclsht lino
front rortliiml ami nil ikIiiIm In the Wil
lamette vnllcv lo nnil from bun Frunclscu
TIME SCHEDULE, (K.seept Hummys):
Leave Alhnny 1:00 I'M
Leave Cor-vullla 1:1(11'. M
Arrive Yuqulna MM I'M
l.euve niiilnn (HiAJI
Leave t'orvnllls IftKAJI
irie Albiiiy 11:10AM
o. .. (.'. tinins eonnect hi Alhunv nnil
'oivi.llls.
ihentmvi, toitiiH coiinect. at YAtJIUXA
,il 'lie Oregon Development (.')' Line
.. ntir,islilpt between Yiupilnu nnil Hun
i'..I.ClMMI.
S.V1MS0 IIATKS.
Sit V Minis. 1'llOM VAQUINA.
WPIamette Valley Stmiliiy Apr. 'J.S
Willamene Vnlioy Monday,. Muv (I
illiimeile Valley, Tno-(lay " 11
nn: mi:i:s. kiiom san I'uakcisc-o
'll..in ,'t:e Valley 'Iluinlay, Mnv '!
i liiiiuetie V.illey 1-riitnV " to
"lniiii'lt" Valley. Sattirilny, " IS
I i-s eompiin. leserves the rijjht to
eaaiij-'e Mining nates witlimil notice.
N. it. I'iiiiunirei-- Irom l'ortliiml anil all
Willamette Valley polnt.s enn make eloe
iMiiueetlnn with the tnilns of tho
YAOl INA lUnrrKat Alhnny orCorvnlllii,
ml if tlestlueil to Sun l'"ranelseo, should
iitriiiipMoiinUoiit Yinitilnn tho cvenlni;
belbie date of sallliijj.
I'liniRfr nml I'li'lgld Hales Alw.ivs (he
IjiimcsI. For liilonaatlon apply to Messis
lU'l.MAN & l'o., Freight nnd Ticket
Ahci h '.M0 mill IXti Front si., l'ortland, Or.
or to
lil' llOOUK, Ae't Oen'l lVt. .t
Fuss. tni., Oregon l'aelllelt. It. Co.
Corvallls. Or.
(1 II. HAHWKlil,,Jr. Oen'l Frt; .t
l'uss. AkI. Oieiron Dnvclopincnt
Co., IX) I Montjiomery M.;
.Sim FruncKeo, Cul'
TUIK TAltLK ltlVKU DIVISION.
Theelesuntly equipped sleainhonts, Win
M. lloiu;, dipt. (Ico. Haiiho; Iho Is'. S.
Ilentley, dpi. ..:i Coulter; the Three
Sisters, i 'apl. W. I .hori; me In senlec
for pa--en(,'ei'(ind irelLht trutllo tietween
Coi'vallisand I'oi'tlnml and iiileiiooilliitu
tmttllu mnlHmr lli.rti i.f.intil (
I-. ........ ............ ....v ......... ii. ,.,- viiii
wt'i'ii ns ieikims:
NUliTil UOU.N'P-f.eives Corvallls Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday at. S a. in.
Arrives at Siileni Monil'iy, ednesdiiy nnd
Friday nt!) p. in. Leaves Salem Tnesdnv,
'J'liiirMlny niulsntiiriliiy at (la. m. Arrives
at l'.ntliindTiie dtfy, Tliui-.dny and Suttir
dayst :l:"0ii. in.
"uiicji Jioi All Leaves l'orllaml .Mon
day, Weilnesilny and Fiiilny at (I a. in.
Arrives at Salem Monday, wcdncsduvniid
l-'rliliiv ill 7:l."i p. m. Leaves Salem Tnes-
.III,. 'I'll II Koilll, .1,1.1 (J.I , ...1.. .. ..I f! .. ...
tiiij. i iiiiiuiik i, in. i'ii .in mi, ,t, ii it, nt,
Ai rives at Corvallls Tuesday, Thursdaj
Siiturday at ".::() p. in.
For froluht and pnssenser rates apply to
the eaptalns and parsers of Iho respective
limits, or to W. M. DiiiIIiik, iiKeiit, LW and
at! Front stieel. 1'ortlnnd; tllllieit llros.
agents, Salem; I. SI, Aclnlr, iibciiI, Alhnny
v.. i. .(iiiicr, iiucni, v orvanis; or iniiie Ken
oral iVeltilit and passeiiKeriiKenl. Corvallls
(). A- O. trains connect at Alhany nnil
Corvalln;
ml
I.' ( linll'i.'C tj I i .
i' . iiiiiuii I-,.-,, niiin'i lllil'lllirilL.
Win. IlOAO.deneial Manager.
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Dili
Soiillmni Pacific Company's Line,
THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE.
lime Itet ween Snlini nml S.in l'r.iiiclsi
'I Ii I it j -six lluiirs,
OAiaroitNiA i:ximiis tuaik utrKDAir.t
llllTWI.-HK I'OUTJ.Al'l! ANIIH. 1
"S.nTirr I "Z' T""lN""rt1i."
l:U)p. m. Lv. I'orllaiTir Ar. "i0:ir,u, m.
11:11 p. m. I Lv. Salem :.v. I 7:Bln. in,
7: Fm. in. I A r. San Fran. Lv. 7:l)0p. in,
l.DCAT. AHSKNIIIl'lP'riiAIN ( liAU.V-KX.
l)l!l'T Hl'NllAV).
silKnTrniTT Lv, I'orllTind AFriliTft VrTiT,
11:10 11. in Lv Salem Lv. f 12:62 p. m.
&I0 p. in. Ar. Kngeiio Lv. li:txl n. in,
I'DUiMAN MM SIOTIillS.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
For iiccoinnioili.lloii ot neeouil class
piihKciiKi'ix iitlnehed lo cpiois trains,
ThoS. 1', eompi'iiy's ferry makes con
iieellon with ill tho regular irauiN on th
Haft fliiio Dlvlnlon Ironi lootol F streo
l'ortland.
Vcsl SItIo Division, Ilclwcen Porllaml
ll.MI.V (i:xt'ia"r Hll.NDAY).
ibTiTi'n". rLvP'I'iiftiand"" Ar. I ;20 p. in,
!2:' 1,,-,I1' Mi'. Corvallls Lv. I liiiUji. in.
At AllmiyTiifil"l.,(rv"aIIIS-eomie(:t with
iralimof OiiKOii 1'aellle Itallroud.
'Hii'oubIi tickets to ull points wiuth and
eiisl via (Jallonilu
iisi'UMH'ntAjN (iiaii.v nxriiersijsiiAY.)
l:B0'p.in7 L'vr I'liiilamr AVri'lhOOii, in.
;00 p. Ill, I Ai.Mu,Mlniivllli'Lv. I fi:l.in. in.
Through Tickets
To nil poll Is
.SOUTH ami KAST
VIA
California.
1'iir lull information rcfiiii'ilim; rates,
miipA, nU'., apply to Hid Cimipany'H neent,
.Salem, onwni.
K. 1 lUUlKIIH, Asst. (1. F. uiul 1'iu.s.AK't.
(t. KOKULHIt, Mauuuur.
Oregon Ikiilway anil Navigation
COMPANY.
Columbia River Route.'
WILMS & ClIAMBERMN
UlI.. liui'SK BLOCK, COITIT ST.,
Orkgon.
i'niliiK foitho unit l(nvul'nrtliili(lnl7:lli
in and 8 p in dally. Tie (Is to mid from
principal ixilntti In tin Called. Stales, Lm.
adu and iMHopv.
ELEGANT PULMANN PAL'.C CARS
Kmlyituit Hleeplut; Caw run lliroug'-'ion
oxprehH tu Ins to
OMAHA
COUNCIL 1IM IT
11 11(1 BT. I'AUl
Frep of Cluirgo ami Wit ou Cliange.
Couaeelliaiu at l'ortland for San Frar.
eifccxi ami I'uuut Hound points.
For liuthcr paitlciiliirs iiiiniiru or J. A.
MuiiiiIuu, iiyeiit of tho company, 2M&
Commerilul street. Kk'in l leeoii, ui
A. K Muxwcll, u. I. & T, rortluuil
Oreijou.
A. L. MAXWELL, O, V, &'V A
Hi H0LC0MB GeLurul Macmjcr,
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