THE CAPITAL T3VENTS"G JOURNAL. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. THUKSDAY. -JUNE 20, 18S9 Storeu ttio Shooting. Just .buforo tho battle at Vllliau13 burg my coiuii'iiiy vns on picket at the front. Them in on the left of mo ns I went on guard one night was aDutchnvin named Jake Klein. Ho was a good-natured obedient fellow, aud not easily put out, but on that night he was pur of sorts, and as the rebel pickets were con stantly firing in our direction Jake Uually got his dander up. It was against orders to leave his po3t, but after a while ho came lumbering through the bushes like an ox team and growled eut: . "Vhell, shall we do somctiugs?" Vhat cau we do?" I asked in return. -. ' - ' ''Take 'cm' some prisoner, ell?" ' "You had better go back and keep quiet." "But doso rebels vash shooting nil der'vhlle. Dotvashsu't fair play. I pelief I go oafer and stop hhii." "Well, hurry up I replied," with a laugh; aud to my supprisc and consternatiou he started oil' in the direction of a' rebel picket post. I called to him but he rtiisiwered back through the darkness: "It vash all right. I make dot feller behave herself or pring him sonvj prisoner." He was gone half an hour before I heard anything. Then there was a crashing iu the bushes, some swearing and growling, and Jake appeared J with a full confederate infantryman, having a firm clutch ou his collar. "Ho vash dose feller," ho an nounced as he came 'to a halt. "He dbau' promise to' keepshtill, an so I pring him along." "Drat tho onery Dutchman; growled the Johnny., ire stole up behind mo and jumpjd on. nip like a mouutaiu before 1 heard him." "Who vash some Dutchman?" said Jake. "You'wa"."' "Look out n lciillo ole feller or I knock oft your, head! I vash only ' Dutch in my mouth all tho rest vash Union.' 'Come along aud be have herself,-or I'll make you dead as crowbars!" Jake had actually captured a pick et,' on his post aud brought him ofF a prisoner, ttici he did it as cooly a any of tho rest of us would go out to drill. The reb was so mad he cried, hut he was turned over to headquarters, and private- Jake Ktelu had "corporal" as a handle to his namo after a few days. . , Study of Dead Tongues. While Latin and Greek will nev er cease to hold their places in the troht rank of educational agents, it is an anachronism of the giosest kind to insist ou a prolonged study of theso two dead languages as tho basis for tho general culture of a well-educated gentleman in the latter end of this nineteenth century, says Professor Blackie, the mora so that experience litis taught that nineteen out of twenty young 'men who have- been driven through' this routine of the dead languages at school In after life make uouse-of them, and tho fruits which their boasted classical train ing has to show aro in tho inverse ratio of the labor spent upon it. Letter List. Tho following letters remain un called for in the pastolilce at Salem Juno 10, 18S0; persons calling for tho same, will say "advertised" Anderson II P Adams Dea C II Burr T B H Boyd Geo C UipgliamSafylla Berry Mr&MrsW Danborger P-2 Forbs A W Gilfortl Win , noydeu Martin Kiamel Elder J Massey P N Miller T J Alderson Mrs M Brown H C Ballon D P Bower Mrs L V Beck Hrrry L Culver .V "' DhuonM f ' ;, Dinger J itcot), Farrejis. Miss G Foreman "Asa Gordon R F Harris O B King Arthur Martin Miss B Miller Win ' "Vlcnn A Niebor John Slippy Miss N 'Z fctroiiueen ueo Smith Miss Eva Webb Mrs Geo Wilson W P Wilcox I A Weyner Charley White Miss F 1 Williams Geo ! Yates W. ' i j ;B.' II.tDKAHBOn.v, P M. It is Speech is not always silver, sometimes sounding brass. A WOJU.VS WAV. A Startling Business Proposition. When Mrs. Fowler, of S27 Ellis street, stop ped in t n leadlngclty druggist's to ask what effect "Tho California Remedy," Joy's Vege table Sarsaparilla, would hat o In cases of dyspepr la and sick headaches, she was assur ed It would rcliere both. Eho was so incred ulous that the druggist gave her a bottle, not to be paid tor unless it effected a cure. Tho following is the convincing conclusion. Ean rranclscn, February 8, 1S&1 Dsab Sir: Notwithstanding my mtglT ings, Joy's Vegetable Fartaj urllla did all that you promised, I had tried to many proserin- i tiens that I bod come to liclicre nothing would relieve nt) dypcla and sick head nabes, but I bavo not had a return of cither since. 1 believe I am permanently cured. You have my permtalon to make this public, ior a remedy that will cure dyspepsia and preyent tick headaches should bo Eenendhr known, Bespectfully, IblAA M L iVt (tjM rVljt CTCrUrC&'l, B7 EI1U street rrrcrsv. Tills remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special nicnHnn. All who have used lilcctriuB. ..rasing the same song of prnUe. A purer medicine does not exist a ' It i guaranteed to do all that is i mod. Et -ctric Hitters will cure tt.i uisra.es of t tie liver and kidneys, will lemove pimples, boils, salt rheum and other nftoctions caused by impure, blood Will drive malaria from thcsvstcni aud prevent as well as cure all malarial fevers. For cure of headache, constipation and indigestion try Electric Bitters Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. Price. COets. and $1.00 per bottle tit Dan'l J. Fry's drug store. The men who have succeeded In getting claims in Oklahoma are call in! "Oklahomers," and those who havcu'tarejreferred to as "Oklahome less." Oregou is one of the most produc tive states iu the Union. Its vast mineral regions contains gold, silver, copper, iron, and coal. Its immense tracts of grazing lands support thou sands' of cattle and sheep, and Its extensive agricultural regions pro duce till the cereals in abundance, the yield per acre being, in some in stances, the largest in the -world. Among the useful and valuable prod ucts of the Web Foot State may be mentioned Oregon Kidney Tea, which has proved a boon to thou sands aftlicted with pain in the back and kidney dilllculties. It Ispurelv of vegetable composition and never fails. " .-. Kl by D. W. Mathews. "One ad Mintage ot a small cot tage," savis a wi iter on building, "is that it is easily heated." This Is very true; n small cottage iu the middle of July is warm enough for anybody who is not wholly unrea sonable. It should be generally known that Dr. Henley's Dandelion Tonic in sui es a hearty appetite and increased digestion, dispels nervous depression and low spirits, overcomes lack of energy ami wakefulness and will in fuse iiev life and strength into the weakest invalid. Fold bv I). W. Mttthevi'!. Mary's Peak, B titon cjunty, Is the highest mountain iu the Coast Bange, and isbecomingquite noted. Several parties have ascended it tills season for tho grand view obtained from it. It is 4'U7 feet in heiglit. A bCKAI' 0P 1'AI'hK SUES IIEK LIFK. It was just an ordinary scrap of writing paper, but it paved her life. She was in the lat stages of con sumption, told by physicians that slip was incurable and could live on ly a shoit time; she weighed less than seventy pounds. On a piece of wrapping paper she read of Dr. King's New Discovery, and got a sample bottle; it helped her, she bought a largo bottle, it helped her more, bought another and grew bet ter fast, continued itii usoand is now strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weigh ing 140 pounds. For fuller partlcu lais send stamp to W. II. Cole, Druggist, Fort 'Smith. Trial bottle of this wonderful discovery free at Dnu'l J. Fry's drug store. Mrs. Laura Rose, a handsome, well educated and stylishly dressed woman of o, is under arrest at Sa-bc-tlia, Kansas, charged with horse stealing. This is tho season of the year when the raw, cold winds create sad havoc with the hands and complex ion. Soft white hands and a clear "peachy" complexion can bo as suredly preserved by the frequent application of Dutard's Specific. If rubbed into tho skin well it leaves no greasy surface. The skin absorbs it. Sold by D. W. Matiwws. llucklon's Arnica Salve. The best salvo in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions, anti positively cures pues or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Prico 2.5 cents per box. For sale by Daniel J. 1 ry, drug gist. Bill Nye has gone to Paris. lie will "do" tho exposition and inter view Queen Victoria when; he goes to Loudon. , 'Ml Brown would lie a charming t'lrl," I heard n young man Miy, 'If she lutd n good complexion and those spots would go away; But they spoil her looki completely." If Miss Brown w oiild only tako i Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery what n happy change 'twould make. Itwpuld drivo out all the, humors from her blood and make It pure, . And the blemishes complained of iIImid- pear, bo very sure. Thlit mcdlclno is the great purifier of tho lood, und disfiguring eruptions and blotches will soon vanish when It I used. The immediate symptoms of Dys pepsia, or Indigestion, are a distres sing sense of weight, oppression and fullncos in the stomach, heartburn, loss of apjCtite, foul breath, belch ing, flatulency, iiuu&en pains iu tho shoulders ami breast. Dr. Henley's Dandelion Tonio promotes healthy digestion and removes all unhealthy symptoms. Sold by D. W. Mathews. flOO EEIVAKD. $100. The readers of .the JounsAt, will be pleased to learn that there in ut leakt one dreaded dUease that science has been able to cure In all IU stuges und that U catarrh. Hall's liutnrnth Cure Is the only poitlvo cure uow known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh belli.: a constitutional dlm-ase ri mitres a constitutional treatment. Uuirs (tarrh euro Is taken Internally, acting dl .i.. ...wnn iiiu i.imvi und mucus sur sur I rmuj mi -- i . ,.. c.-.ti.ni tiiAt-fhi' rifxtmfnr I.LfU.f VI l0 'J.''i .......-,, tho foundation of the 'dihcu', itnd gtlng , n.un..iinni ctrnnji'n. hr bulUlin ut the i .ni.titution nnd uiltln)f Jialti ,..v ,,... . . - - j nature iu uums Its work. The proprietor "' w mucti (jjjiiin ju curative pow an, h.tt thpy oficr j One Hundred UolUr for uny case that It j folUtocun. bend for ILlotiftiiimonutu. Addre V, J. CUKEY CO. Toledo. O. Bold by I)rurelt,75c, TUB VEl'.DKT I.MX1JI01S. W.D.Sult, Druggist, Bippus, lnd., testifies: "I can recommend Electric Bitters as tho very best remedy. Every bottle sold has given relief in every case. Oncman took six bottl -and was cured of Rheumatism of 1" years' standing." Abraham Iluro, druggist, Belleville, Ohio, atllrms: "The best selling medicine I have ever handled in my 20 years' experi ence, Is Electric Bitters." Thousands of others have added their testimo ny, so that tho verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters do cure all dis eases of the Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only a half dollar a botile at Daniel J. Fry's drugstore. Proposals for Supplies. The board of trustees of thcOiegon State Insane Asylum hereby Invito scaled pro posals for furnishing ut the asylum, near Salem, Oregon, the following supplies for the six months commencing July 1, 18S.0: DRUGS. 2 lbs fluid extract criscarn sngrnda. 2 lbs fluid extract rhus nromatlca. 1 lb fluid extract clmiclfug rnc. 2 lbs fluid extract ginger. 1 lb fluid extract ipcacuanah. 2 lbs fluid extract liquorlco. 1 lb fluid oxtntct senna. -. 2 lbs fluid extract cherry bark -p 2 lbs fluid extract nrnlen. ii lb tannic acid. 3 lbs carbolic acid crystals. t 2 lbs bromide of potash. 2 lbs iodldo pot.ish 1 lb Iodide ammonia, 1 lb subnlt bismuth, bqulbbs. G lbs gum camphor 1 lb pulv acacia. 10 lbs epsom salts. 1 lb pyro phoiphate Iron. (! ozs concentrated nitrous ether. 807s oil cloo . 2 ozs all lemon. 2 07s oil h.iy. IutiO pll Aloln Co (McK. II.) 200 pll mnng.inexe blnox (SleK A H 2 qr. 200 pll phosphorus I-50(JIe K i It.) i!0U pll phosplimus 1-100 3 doz surgeons sponges. 1000 empty capsules, No 1 Yt gmss corks each Nos 1 to 6 XX extm long. 1 srross pill boxes, No 30. 1-agross ointment boxes 1 and2oz each. 14 gross 2 drachm vials. 1 gross 1 o. 1'hlla ovals. " 2 " " " ? 11 11 11 11 i9 11 4 1 11 11 y, " 0 " " " i' 8 " " " ft gnls port wine, Napa valley. 3 gals whisky, O K Cutter. doz Davidson syringes, No 1. y, do black hard rubber syringes. Y, o?- i do ' " " 1 " li do e lr syringes ftguls gljfrinp. :i Kills grape biandy. 6 gals sherry w Ine, So. 1. 5 gals alcohol. 5 ubls hill soda. J. 15 lbs Japan wax. J 1 lb an ammonia, cone. 1 lbcrciun of taitur, Siiulbbs. Hlbresubliniattd iodine. 2 llis losln. 2 lbs gum nsafootlda. 1 lbacccfloacld. 2 lbs diluted phosphoric aci J. 1 doz Phillip's cod liver oil. .iu it ruuucr tuning, men. JM Altering p-ipor. 10 Inch. Ho, sulfonal. 2 doz bot's soluble hypodeimle tablets, sulphate hyoscyaniine, o IS, 1-W) gr, John Wyeth & 1!to. 20U0 powder pap rs, No 1(1 J do soft rubber catheters DltY GOODS aw lbs yarn, nil wool; 2."0 lbs white; 110 blue 2000 yds Canton flannel, Nashua XXX GOO yds Mnrsellcs, York M'f g Co checks 600 vds Lonsdale flffo sheetingMl In 200 yds Lonsdulo fluo slioetlns, IU 1200 yards mariner's stilpes (Ainoskcag) MX) yds l'equot sheeting, heavy A, ail in 1200 yds l'equot kheeting, heavy, -15 In 200 yds toweling, ted and blue cheek. S00 yds calico, American full standard. 100 yds table oil cloth, white andjhciivy 00 doz spools ivhlte tluead, No u0,. Mile End 15 doz pairs suspenders 12 doz Juikey led handkerchiefs 0 doz spools black linen thread, No, 25 cmocuitn-H (O00 lbs Ll crpool salt, lino TJ0 lbs tea, U S brand, I'onchong. IKX) lbs tobacco, Kapidan brand 100 lbs China starcli :!(M lbs soda craekcis, extra fie3h 200 lbs rulsins, Califoinln lujcrs. lGOlbs (Jcrmea Sperry's new process 12,000 lbs sugar: 7000 golden C, C000 grain 500 lbs cheese, Cranston's, or as good 2000 lbs coin meal, (io d Dut, flesh giound. l.JX) lbs cracked wheat, fiesh ground. 1 AM lbs out meal, fiesh gtound. l.'iOOlbs coarse hominy, nesli ground. 1410 lbs rolled oats (C01 mack's patent). iwiM uncd curiums 141 lbs curb soda braud. 0 and Co.A und II 100 lbs sago. 20 doz brooms. 18 doz cans oysters, Itluo Points. lOdozconcentintcd lye (American). 12 doz cans corn, Winslow. 1 doz Turkey dusters, 14 in. 5 doz dust brushes, Murpliy and Li A. Co., 711. 2 doz small mirrors, 10x12 in. !500 gals syrup, extra Golden, American refined. 200 gals coal oil, 50 gal tanks. Pearl brand, 100 gals molasaCB. Oilcans extra, 1 do qts olive oil . 25 gross mutches, Metropolitan and Com Co, 12 boxes mnccaronl, No 1. 12 boxes vcrmlcilU, No 1. ,coitki:. 1800 lbs Costa Illcn, 1st grade. , 150 lbs Oovernmcnt Java. 75 lb- Ileal .Mocha. 400 lb.. Chicory. hl'ICKd. 200 lbs black pepper, MlbsciuniiMiiii. 501hslngcr .'Xllbs allspleo. 50 lbs mustard. ,. 'M lbs elm es. 20 lbs mace. 10 lbs sage. 10 lbs uiigrouud cloves. 10 lbs ungrouud cinnamon birk, tine. , CHOCKEKY. , 18 doz tea cups, w lthout handles, w 0. IS doz saucers, W (). 40 doz bowls, lqt, WO , i J " " y doz wa s It bow Is, V U VINEGAlt.i n -400 gals pure elder vinegar, 10 gr vlovh i!C0 bbls best roller process, to bodcllvcicdJ as required HTATIcmntV 10 boxes 101 (illlott's pens 2 boxes Ixindon Inn Pen Co. No tgeaulno 8qt Ink; 7qU Arnold's, lqt Stnllbrd's 8 doz l'ayson's Indelible Ink,' (J reams letter paper, I.lve.Oak , ( , bOAI' 2500 lbs Kirk's savon, or as good SIKvVTS &50 lbs per day. more or less, ot beef and mutton, us required, in equal parts of fore and hind quartern Samples may be seen at thoolllce of tho board of trustees, and goods must bo In at-' ctlrdanco therewith rjilodstnustctime in original packages wlien possible The lionrdrescncs the right to rcjectnny, and ull bids Delivery of supplied will -ba required within ten dny" notlecof acecptunteof old A copy of this uiltertUcmcnt mil tuo coiiipuiiy t-uch bid The name of the class of supplies bid upon must be written on tho eiuel'ijm JUch bid muat Include ull the items In the special class bid upon, and must give lti-ms unit 10t.1l In full, w lilt the exception of meat und Hour , ... Auditing oincer are prouiimeu ut law I from i-ontlrmlng itcoounts of purelisM -"-iw.rt ...t(lr.i1tir. W,cn the ndvertUeiiient does not contain a full undcompletedentrlplloiiof llieklnd f .,.,.. u, im urihal ,7.-:---- ni i, ;......i.ii Hlds will be ciiilUcrtd nl IMQnuion Toeday.July 2, liwi 'bYCVl-rfl i:it I'F-N.NUTljn. ' OB .W. iluIIIUUK, ' ioiirdofTra4M, W'u. A. Mvvvr.r, Clerk of lo4rd, BRIC;:??! YO'JR WES P I : ..i ,ii ,'oiinj .- . , . . i lv Store, ho i i - if "-MUM iixl pittfin- in V n i ' - nd li , ii iii'ni. V'," ' u -i A ilunllnvof 13 A. BY JjAWKlA li'S nlwny on lutnd, ltM4len l-irtre Hseorinirtit of new goods tolnmrju- to mention VM. SMJUKAXT, Vnrlety Storc.tomliterclal SU, Pnlein. MniiL WOJIEN nro as n rule, ix-esed of lmppy dlsposi. tlons but when those swtet dlsposltlons.bo-i-oine soured and ilrltablc, iu coitsequetiee of the long train of distressing feature peculiar to femnle complulnts, lliej are tlien not eoihpaninnnblo to mi" the least. It Is the duty, not only of lit tie women, but of all women so iiflllcled, to bring about the subJec''on, and Immediate tenioval, of theo painful main 'ies. This s easily accomplished by the use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, tho great specific for "femalo weakness " It is a posltlvo cure for tho most flowing, painful menstruation, unnatural suppicsslon,s prolapsus or falling of tho womb, weak back, "femalo weak ness," nnteveislon, retioxcrsion, bearing down sensations, chronic congestion, In flammation and ulceration of tho womb, Inflammation, pain and tenderness In ovaries, mid kindred ailments. All drug gists. tiii.ii; iii;sines?s liooni.Mi. Probably no one thing has caused such a great revival of trade at Dan iel J. Fry's Drugstore as their giving away to their customers so many free trial bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. Their trade Is simply enormous in this very valuable-article from the fact that it always cures and never disappoints. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, JJronelytis, Croup, and all throat and lung dis eases quickly cured. You can test it before buying by getting u trial bot tle fiee, large 'size SI. Every bottle warranted. ThB aVKIiS" OUIDB is isaujd SI welt and Sept., each yoar. It is an ency clopedia of usontl infor mation for till who pur ch.iBO tho Hirniricn or tho nooessltics of life. Wo can olotho you mid Ittmish you with all tho noaQ8:;u7 aud nuncoossary nppliancos to ildo.v.Uk, danco, sleep, oat, flah, hunt, work, 30 to chmch, or stay at homo, unit In various oizes, styles and quautlttes. Just itguro out what is roquirod 10 qfo ail theso thingfi COMFORTAtlLY, and y(bu can makonfatr ostimato ot tho value ot tho BUYE11S' OUITJE, which will bo sont upon rceoipt of 10 cents 10 pay postage, MONTGOMERY lVARD & CO. Ul-114 Idiohigan Avenue. CbicaGO.Ill. Cull arid See T. J. C'RONISE, Salem's Popular lob Printer, AT IIIK NHW QUAilTIUtS IN Till Htnto Insiirancx) Jlulldlng, for. Com. nicrelal and Clictnekctojlipct '0-ltf For the Puic Good. It Is 1111 ludsptilable f.iot that the hand somest vostibulo Irnliis that nio now 1 1111 on tho Ainerlcan eonttnent.nro those on the lliirllnglon rouif, lenvlng jioni lliiinn depotln IVnor, nNiiSt Piul, IniiiKilliitii ly 011 mi hal 01 all lliniigh tiains fioiii the west. The llrstnud Mpond elass eonehus 1110 magiilMd-nt, tin- ne iulng clnlr en in sub nib, thi I'ulliii 111 sIcupciH extteiuely in v it i-limf . ! till 114 f.ii- I ho moult tli.it nn senedln those r. ins-llurllnglmi dining I errs yum yum. '1 In' noxt time nu go 1 east to Kansas City, Chicago or HI. l.ouls, if you mention to the ticket agent that you want vom ticket to lead from Doiner or .St. Paul ocr tho Itiirllnnton mute, von I will get it, and you will nlnaysbo glad of It. If you go via the iorlhoin or Canadian lelfle, the eligant ewtllmlo trjlng of 1 no lluilingtou itoute, between hit, Paul and Chicago, or st 1iuls, will cjirry you aloni the eiistern short ot llio .Mississippi iiir lor a distance of 839 nille amidst scenery t tint cannot be si'fp" od'ov. If you go via the Urooii tlm I J.Ittu 01 bo. horn I'atlllc, and yoi'. Icii. lords ii 'iho iJuilliigloii roiuo 1 01.1 t'lK'venuo oi Den ver, j 011 1. 11' p ' s iii.o1 .inlltuo "In vlng cities and towns Iik mi 'n what 1 popu laily know 11 as the He. lot the Continent. l'"or ttirtlipr Infuimntlon ajiply to A. C Sheldon, (lenerul Agent, Sj I'lrst street, Porthtud, Oregon. J-lUdAwtt $50. HORSES. $50. 0 no hundred head of biood mares nud young horses for sale. Korty or filly coltx oxnectcd in the spring Two lino horses, Clj'du and Per-heon stock, wolght sixteen nud seventeen hundieil; lmcl)eun with the band for the past thteo years. Original stock fim.i the best quality nl marets. I'or lMitlculdrsiuldios orsco W. H. IIYAHH, wit. KnOn. tir. OREGONIAN RAILWAY CO. (Llmltuil Llnu.) CIIAS. X SCOTT. Hcceh cr. On nnduftor I'eb. 18 IHMP.iuid uutliriirthuf nntlce tniltiH .. Ill tun dally (oxecpt Hun day) as ft'llim: ICA.ST SID1S, .Coburii Mall , " I'nrtl'il :.lnl! Sl'rom Port hTATIONS. Tow'-d l'rt liOtd Iain' I .v. Il'iain iorri.Aiijtwv,Ar. I.iapm, 1 Ar. lUAsi ircxiiiii lei oii.Df, l,v. ?.liim I IUy1 lndini JAr 1.B0 St.lBtI'i, Wood burn, llbwiMtind. i t uTij tit I JIU Angel, S5w&n. JolirurtABVJIiir HsriuarUnd. 11.81 (Ul JI,J 10. i 1 lliWtWtleJaiKt., Aunuvllle. Went Hiiyt'in P.IS H.V) 7J1 ISi U.l 6.11 tt.21 IS 7JH .U IU7 V.JO 10:15 p in (' I CroMlni.', Wet Heln( ("mbtr'tj, Ht. i , TilliuiiU, IHiilnrtcw. ttruwtuvllltf, IUtuU.nU, I ili.irg. .Mt 11 H In ' r LV l.v Mltitl.i ill! i-i per JJ.J iii ! Hit! .., C"tlBatt .i ii i 111 W 1 111 ii 'I 1 utauitrt '-! .Kill-in" I II U1T. I , lUiurlttr. o wirul oirtt, N V Utr. I'lrst una I'lnt, I j-oriwna, wrt-.mtt relf vra ceklv Capital Jonrna I " Has teeei"! t dud fircatly Improved and Now fs The i CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN OREGON ! vr. mm? 1ISST FAMILY NEWSPAPER it u LN iVTARlON t i-i . Read Our Reduced Terms! W.ICEKLV, (iiiu .vcaiv-ll..!). Now Head Our WKRKIiY, (ine year, H.m. WAB TIlKUi: KVKR ANYTUFNO KQUAL TO JT? NOW HOL1 IX TIIH NAME.S, AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUH ' ONi:-,"lintI) OFF FOR CASH. ' (' M I ! ', I t .Our Olci Subscribers Now In flrrutirt) bus itrguil to ttiko nilviintn;(i of our IiIk dlhcoiint, by not tliilrtld RctHiiiuUiiuiil Joliilng thi griuitl I lining ol' ouu tlollurHiilmcrllK.-rf THIS IS NOT A l;it a wiilil. jKiniuiiKjnt reIuti(Iou. V linvu ctuiio to "ttiy .' 'if " v TOIQN'K . 1 Wowiy, bentl us your imitiui. If you want to tako wlvuiitfiKO of our "ouo tlilriioll' for oubIi," Jtntl uru not wlioroyou can get jkhIuI noto-t.of otlior oanvunluiit jiiotlioil of rfii'ijttiiiK, Homl iwyour iitiino ami Htatt tint you will remit ut llt opportunity. Thld will uiiHiiru your.lxjlii plmvil on the ttollr lint, Enlarged -COUNTY m WKKKl.Y, six iniiiilliH,. .40.7o Discount for Cash WKEICTiY, b!x imiiitJiH,. $0.50. V SPECIAL OFFER AND ALL TIlANSPOItTATION. TrtE YA0UINA ROUTE, OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD And OrcRon Development company's RtcaiiiMhlp line. 2i" mlici Hhortcr, 20 hours less tunc than uy any othet toute. First clims through passencer nnd freight line from Portland nnd nil points in the 'Wil lamette vullev to nnd from 8au Francisco. TIME SCHEDULE, (Kxccpt Sundays): Leave Albany 1K1M Leave Corvnllls 1:40 PM Arrive Yauulnn 6:30 PM Lcavo Vnquinn ...... .(1:45 AM Ixitvo CnrMillls 10:35 AM Arrive Albany 11:10 AM (). & (. traliiH connect at Albany and Corvnllls. Tho nbove trains connect nt YAQUINA with tho Oreiron Development Cos Line irsteatitshlpsbetwccn niiulnn nud Hnn Francisco. SAILING DATES. KTKAMKllS. rilOM YAQUINA Willamette Valley. Tuesday Juno IS Willamette Valley. Wed nesdny Juno 2tl Wlllainctto Valley, Friday July C HTKAMKltS, FROM SAN FllANCISCO Wlllametto Vnlley-.Thursdny, June 13 Wlllainctto Valley Sntuntayi Juno m Willanii'tto Valley Sunday " uo This company reserves tho right to chatiKO sallttiK datert without notice. N. II. lniscnKerti from Portland nnd nil Wlllametto Valley points can make closo connection with the trains of tha YAOUINA IIOUTK nt Albany orCorvallls, aud if destined to San Francisco, should nrrniiKO to arrive nt Ynnulna tho evening before ditto of sailing. I'awtiKcr and Frrlekt RstM AlwTi tU Irfiwcst. torlnrorntntlon apply to Messrs HULMAN A Co., FrelKht and Ticket AkcuIs 030 and 'JOl Front 8t., Portland, Or. or to O.C. IIOQUE, Ao't Gen'l Frt, 4 Pass. Agt., Oregon Incitlo H. K. Co., Corvallls.Or. fl II. HASWELL, Jr. Qcn'l Frt; 4 Pass. Agt. Oregon Development Co., sal Montgomery st.; Han Francisco. Calf, TIME TAULR-IIIVER DIVISION. The elegantly equipped steamboats, Wm M. Hong, Cnpt. Uco. llanbe; tho N. 8. Hentley. Cnpt. J.;P. Coulten the Threo Sisters, Cnpt. W. P. Short; nro In service for passenger nnd freight tnttlla between Corvnllls and Portland nnd Intermedin points, making three round trips each weok us follews: NORTH HOUND-Lenves Corvallls Mon day, Wednesday and Friday at 8 a. m. Arrives nt Knlom Monday, Wednesday and hrliloy at 3 p. m. leaves Salem Tuesday, Thursday und Saturday nt 0 a. m. Arrives nt Portland Tuesday, Thursday and Satur day st Jti.TOri. nt. SOUTllllOUND-Lcnvcs Portland Mon. day. Wednesday and Friday nt fl a. m. Arrives ut Salem Monday, Wednosday and hrldity at 7:15 p. m. Leaves Salem Tues day, Thursday nnd Saturday at fl a. m. Arrives nt Corvnllls Tuesday, Thursday Saturday at 3::io p. m. For nelghtund passenger rates apply to tho citptitlns nnd pursers of the respective boats, or to W. M. Darling, agent, 200 aud 1WJ Front street. Portlnnd; Gilbert Bros, t agents. Hnlom; I. M.Adair, ngent, Albany C. A. Miller, ngent, Corvnllls; or to the gau t oral freight nnd passenger agent. Corvallls. O. 4 C. trains connect at Albany aud Corvnllls F. W. I10WEN, Superlntcndout. Win. IIOAO, General Manager. to Call -vrA- Southmi Pacific Company's Line. THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE. lime lietwern Sslom anil San Franclsre Thirty-six Hours, CAI.IKOIt.NIA KXritK.SH TKAIN UUN DAILt. IIKTWUKN l'Oltrt.AKIl ANDH, T. Hoiith. j yortI 4.00 p. m. I Lv. Portlnnd Ar. I 10:45 . in. tl:ll p. iu. I Lv. Salem Lv. 7:51 a. nt. 7: I5u. m. Ar. San Fruit. Lv. 7:00 p. ill. I.OCAI. 1'AM.SKNIIKU TllAIN ( IIA1I.Y EX- fKIT HU.VI1AY). tl.(X) ii. m. I , Portland Ar. I 8:45 p.m. 11:10 ii. in Lv Salem Lv. ( 12:53 p. in. atOp. m. Ar. Ktigeno Lv. U.OOn. m. PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS For iiecommodntiun ot second class passengers attached to express trains, TIidS. P. company's lorry makes cou nectlou with nil thu regular trains ou tli East Hide Division front footol F stree Portland, Nest Side Division, Between Portland and Cervallis: nAiiyr kxckit huwday). 7T.W n. m. I Lv. X'VSi p. in. I Ar. Torlland" ArT Lv. 6.20 p. in. 1:30 p. m. Corvallls At Albany uud Corvnllls connect with trains of Oregon Paclllo lUillroud. Thioiigh tickets to nil points south nnd east via California KMMIKHHTKAIN (IIAIt.Y KXCKITHUNUAT.) 1:50 p. iii. I Lv, PorTIanil Ar. I 9.-00 a, in. H.00 p. m. I Ar.McMlniivllleLv. 6:f a. m. Through Tickets To all points SOUTH and EAST -VIA- CaliforniA. For lull information regarding rates; mups, etc, apply to the Company's agent, Salem, Oregou. E.P. llOGKltH. AssLU, F, and Pass. Ag't It, KOEIILEil,! Manager, Oregon Railway and Navigation COMPANY. "Columbia River Route.' Trains for the east leave Portland al7:ta ant und t.:u pin dully. Tlo tta to and from prliiclpul iKiInts In Hit United States, Can ada uud Kurope. ELEGANT rULMANN PAL-.C CABS Kmlgrunt Hlocaing Cars run lbrotfs on exytf ss tri Ins to -r OMAHA COUNCIL HUFF ttllll BT. I'AUJ Free of Cliarge and Wit ou CliaBge. Connections at Portland for Han Fran ctscu and puu'ct Sound points. For Itirthvr urtlcuUmi address tiny agent of thi company, or A, I, MAXWELL, O, V. A T A U,;, SMITH, Uih'l MBMr,l'0rttBl m M; fil mn -.H f -nffindkwi.- Jti. 4i4Ju4iaiil ... -. j.i Jsi--V , .A-. -.