Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, July 08, 1889, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextT fH ll -THE CAPITAL EVENING JOURNAL. WE CAPITAL JOBffll, SHOULD UK HANG. , Doctor Who Shot a Patient in the Interest of Science. A remarkable suit will Mian be brought before the criminal court nf London, tht caiiaeo of w hich are as follews: On tho twentieth of May, Dr. H a distinguished pulmonary special ist was consulted by u man so skel eton like in appearance that he could scarcely be recognized as a member of the human family. After a careful examination the' doctor said; "1 can do nothing for you; within eight days you will be dead." With the calmness of despair, the young man, aided by his servant, prepared to depart. As lie win about to cross the thresh-dd -Dr. U. detained him a moment and nkcU: "Are you rich?''. "Very a millionaire in fact," replied the wretched man. "Then order your coachman to drive you to Victoii.i station, start to Dover today by the eleven o'clock train, takb pas sage on a steamer, for Marseilles, and thence by rail to NIc. For fix months should God spare your life cat neither bread, nor Incut, nor fruit, neither drink wine; but eat cress and only ores; even drink the broth of it. By this means only can your life he saved, if such a thing ! possible. The method i? rather a strange one, but I offer it to a dying man; try it?" Six months later a robust young man crossed the anteroom where a number of pitiiMits were wait ing and entered the oIllccofDr. $. At sight of tho famous physi cian tears filled his eyes, and rush ing up to him, hi eubricod him and said, "My dear doctor, will you accept a million, two millions?" "Are you crazy?" asked the doc tor. "No, no, I am sane, but I realize that you have saved ray life. Don't you know me? I kuow you. I am p ' , the millionaire, whom you saved from an inevitable death by your wonderful .treatment. For six months I carefully oboyed your orders and took your inestimable cress-prescription. My improve ment was so miraculous that I am now In excellent health." and, to verify his remarks, he beat his chest vigorously with his fist. "What, what!" exclaimed the astonished physician, "you are the man upon whom I experimented with cress?" "Yes T am he," responded the young man; "I returned to this city yesterday, aud come to you to-day to express my gratitude." Tho doo'tor signed to his assistant to withdraw, and then quickly draw ing from his pocket a small revolver he leveled It, and in an ins'ant, his patient fell dead at his feet. Without a moment's delay he commenced to make a post mortem examination. When the police ar rived he was exaniinlngtho lungs ot his victim with a microscope and studying the effect of cress upon the diseased parts. To the officer of the law he said: t"I killed this man for an immediate autopsy, in order to discover a mystery which may bo a boon to all mankind; for this reason I do not hesltato to sacrifice myself to the demand of science." Adopted from Romaic. A WOMAN'S WAV. A Startling Bulne Proportion. When Jin. Fowler, of S27 Ellis street, stop ped f n at a leadingclty druggist's to ask what effect "Tho California Uemedy," Joy's Vege table Earsaparllla, would have fu cases of dyspepsia and sick headaches, sho was assur ed It would relto e both. Sho was so Incred ulous that tho druggli-t gni o her a bottle, not to bo paid for unless It effected a cure. The following Is" tho convincing conclusion. Son Francisco, February 8, 1SSS. Dear Bin: Notwithstanding my misgiv ings, Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla did all that you promised. I had tried so many prescrip tions that I had como to believe nothing would relievo my dyspepsia and sick head aches, but I have not had a return of either since. I believe I am permanently cured. You have my permission to makaftls public, for a remedy that will euro dyspepsia arid prevent sick headaches should lo generally known. Respectfully, 327 Ellis street epoch. Tho transition from long, lingering and nalnful sickness to robust health maX teScli hfthe life of the in- SvWunl Ch n remarkable event is treasured in the memory aud the , agency whereby tho good health has i teen attained f' K" bI: tt i ai- ...K I, liiuiri in t jralffte 0 many , feel thev ow'o their restoration to health, to the use of tho (Jreat Al terattve and Tonic. If yim are trnuhlivl with nnv disease of lvlil- rxrn lieys. -J-, -- ,- i ,i,i Stiort btailillllB you m ",""" artU cure U takn InU-rnally. acting dl relief by use of Electric 'tltrs. " (ha bloo(, na mucu. mr- Sold at 60c. and S per bottle at Dan-, W ltotn.ta iel J. Fry's Drugstere: ( (ounaiJo( tbo dlaM.. and giving 1 " thenatlent trrngth, by building up tho ,. Wrlghf. pomrund Synij. of Hrpar-1 . ,.- niUre In doing o"therblrSS: ToiJeVand build, ui. tho tern, cure skin dUcawsi etc. rv.ld by II. W.Cox, Wrhihf Hou Celery and Chamomllo TUtt Jr. rroo.mTndl by lb. .n.pst e ;mlMBt SriKiuuflwand ptiys4elau, Invicorauiw, ElTF.rSY, This remedy Is becoming bo well known anil so popular as to need no special mention. All who have used JMectncLierssintj the same song of prulM?. A. purer medicine doea not exist it It 1 guaranteed to do till that is lined. Electric Bitters will cure .tit .lK'iisw of the liver and kidneys, will icinovc ihiiiik, boils. wllt rheum and ot her ntlections dt rheum and other eaued by luiniire blood. YVIllilrivi. i malaria from thesytem and prevent as well as cure all malarial fevers. pFor cure of headache, constipation and indigestion try Electiic Bitters I Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money reraiuieu. rrico oUcts. and 51.00 per bottle at Dan'l J. Fry's drug store. The Canadian government wants the Behring sea differences arbitra ted. Oregon is one of the most product tive states in the Union. Its Vast mineral regions contains gold, silver, copper, irou, and coal, its immense tracts of grazing lands support thou sands of cattle and sheep, and Its extensive agricultural regions pro duce an me cereals in auunuance, the yield per acre being, in some In stances, the larircst in the world. Among the useful aud valuable prod ucts ui me eo rooi oime may oe mentioned Oregon Kidney Tea, which has proved a boon to thou sands alllicted with pain In the back and kidney difllcullfes. It Is nurelv of vegetable composition and never fails, riold by D. W. Mathews. William E. Howard has been found ' guilty of grand larceny in the first degree for obtaining $6500 from the defunct Electric sugar com pany. It should be generally known that Dr. Henley's Dandelion Tonic in sures a hearty appetite aud Increased digestion, dispels nervous depression and low spirits, overcomes lack of energy and wakefulness aud will in fuse new life and strength into the weakest Invalid. Sold b D. W. Mathews. The citizens of Berlin, Germany, are contributing liberally to the Pennsylvania flood sufferers. i A SCini" OF I'U'KK SWI.S HEtt LIFE. It was just an ordinary scrap of wilting paper, but it saved her life. She was in the last staucs of con sumption, told by physiciafis that she was incurable and could live on ly a short time; she weighed less than seventy pounds. On a piece of wrapping paper she read of Dr. King's New Discovery, aud got a samplo bottle; it helped her, she bought a large bottle, it helped her more, bought another and grow bet ter fast, continued iti use and is now strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weigh ing 140 pounds. For fuller particu lars send stamp to YV. H. Cole, Drucgist, Fort Smith. Trial bottle of this wonderful discovery free at Dan'l J. Fry's drug store. About 3000 aeres on Roberts' Island, California, have been burned over, and several farmers suffer heavy loss. This is the season of tho year when tho raw, cold winds create sad havoc with tho hands and complex ion, soft white hands and a clear "peachy" complexion can be as suredly preserved by the frequent application of Dutard's Specific. If rubbed into the skin well It leaves no greasy surface. The skin nbsorbs it. Sohl by D. W. Matliews. The Canadlau government has Impressed upon the Imperial gov ernment the urgent necessity of the early settlement of the Behring sea fishery dispute. Ilueklen's Arnica Salve. The best salve In the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter chapped hands, chilblains, corns aud all skin eruptions, and positively cures plies or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Prico 25 cents per box. For sale by Daniel J. Fry, drug gist. An exchange pertinently remarks: "Those people who are always thinking thnt the newspapers are "hitting" at them, are advised to look through the Bible; they will find many flings t them in the good book." Mls llroun would be a charming sir)," 1 heard iijounk' man ray, 'Ifr-he had u good complexion mid thwc pots would go nwny; Hut they spoil her looks completely." If Mis Uroun would only tnlic Dr. Pierce's liolden Medical DUeovery wliat ii happy chango 'twould make. It would, drive, out pll the humor from her blood and make It pure, And tho hlomUhtH complained or dlwin- rnr, lw cry mire. Thin medicine I the great purifier or the lood, anil disfiguring eruptions and blotches will noon vanish when it Is used. The immediate symptoms of Dys- ,prwlfi. or IndiL'cstion.are a distres sing sciimj of weight, oppression and fullness In the Btomacn, neartuurn, iaa nf nnnctito. foul breatn. fieicii- Ing, tofwy fij''Vle shoulders and breast. Dr. Heniej s Dandelion Tonjo promotes hen liy digestion and removes a un hcaU .by syinptoins. Sold by D. YS . aiatliews. ,EV4i:u. $ioo. -,. , Zl JZttvJZ . riU bo pleased to , earn that there U at lean one dreaded dUeafce that KClenee has been ablo to cure In nU lt tages and that U catarrh. HaH'.Gitarrali Curo I the only po.mv cure now known to the medical fraterr.' 'nn rein Himuiuiionai inwiiwui. ... - yf-',wwork. The proprietor lm o mu' f um Ucunitlepwen(,tlat tlieyofTer' Dne Hundred Itollars for any uaie that II ,,!! to cur?. Send forlut of leiitimaniat. i AddresP.J.CIIE.NEYCO,Tolto,0. .iSU3522 J testifies: "I can recommend Electric Bitters as the very best remedy Every bottle sold has given, relief In every case. Onenian took six bottles, and was cured of Rheumatism of 10 years' standing." Abraham Hare,. uruggist, iieileviue, Uliio, nlurms: "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 the verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters do cure all dis eases of the Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only a half dollar a bollle at Daniel J. l'ry's drugstore, Tho board of trustees of theOrogon Stato Insane. Asylum hereby Invite sealed pro posals for furnishing nt the asylum, near Salem, Oregon, the lollowtng supplies for the six months commencing July 1, 18S9: DRUGS. 2 lbs fluid extract enscarn sagrnda. 2 lbs fluid extract rhns nromatlca. 1 lb fluid extract clmlclfug rnc. 2 lbs fluid extract ginger. .. 1 lb fluid extract lpcacuannh. 2 lbs fluid extract liquorice. , 1 lb fluid extract senna. 2 lbs fluid extract cherry bark 2 lbs fluid extract nrnlca. It lb tannic acid. S lbs carbolic ncid crystals. 2 lbs bromide of potash. 2 lbs lodido potash 1 lb lodido nmmonln, 1 lb subnlt bismuth, squllib'-. 5 lbs gum camphor 1 lb pulv nencia. 10 lbs epsom salts. 1 lb nyro nhosnhnte Iron. Gozs concentrated nitrous ether. 8 ozs oil clove-". 2 ozs oil lemon. 2 ozs oil bay. JuOO pll Aloin Co (McK. A It.) 200 pll manganese blnox (McK & It 2 or. 200 pll phosphorus 1-50 (Me K & 11.) , , 300 pll phosphorus 1-100 3 doz surgeons sponges. " 1000 empty capsules. No 1 gross corks each Nos 1 to 6 XX extra long. 1 gross pill boxes, No 30. 1-3 gross ointment boxes 1 and 2 or. each. Vi gross umcnm viais. igi gross 1 oz 1'lilla ovals. II i A 17 0 " " " U g l l II & gals port wine, Napa valley. 3 gals whisky, O K Cutter. y. doz Davidson syringes, No 1. Z doz black hard rubber syringes. 17 .. i. .1 .1 ii ii Y?- y doz ear syringes 3 gals glycerine. 3gals grape brandy. C gals sherry wine, No. 1. G gals alcohol. 5 ubls sal fcoda. 15 lbs Japan wax. 1 lb ui ammonia, cone. 1 lb cream of tartar, Squibbs. ': lb resubllmatea Iodine. 2 lbs rosin. 2 lbs gum asafoctlda, 1 lbnccetlcncid. 2 lbs diluted phosphoric acid. 1 doz Phillip's cod liver oil. 30 ft rubber tubing, Inch. 50 filtering paper. 10 Inch. Gozsulfonal. 2 doz hot's soluble hypodermic tablets, sulphate hyoscynminc, No 45, 1-00 gr, John WyethAHro, 2000 powder papjrs, No 18 J doz Roft rubber cathctere BUY GOODS 350 lbs yarn, nil wool; 250 lbs white; 100 blue 2000 yds Canton flannel, Nashua XXX 500 yds Mnrsclles, York MTg Co checks 500 yds lyonsdalo fine sheetlng6 In 200 yds lionsdalo lino sheeting, 04 1200 ynrds mariner's stripes (Amoskcag) 800 yds 1'equot sheeting, heavy A, SO In ,nkll mrtin ll.n Hi., nlinnllnj. 1........ 4fZ I ivai j un & 14111111 Biiccuug, wmvj , tu iu 200 yds toweling, red and blue, check. bOO yds calico. American full standard. 100 yds table ou clotn, white nndheavy W) doz spools white thread, No38tMflo IU1U 15 doz pairs suspenders 12 doz Turkey red handkerchiefs 6 doz spools black linen thread, No, 25 GROCERIES (MOO lbs Liverpool salt, flno 720 lbs tea, U S brand, Ponchong. 1KX) lbs tobacco, Rapldan brand KM) lbs China starch 300 lbs soda crackers, extra fresh 200 lbs nilhlns, California layers. UOlbsGermea Bperry's new process 12,000 lbs sugar; 7000 golden C, 6000 grain 500 lbs cheese, Cranston's, or as good 2000 lbs corn meal, Go.d Dust, fresh ground. . loOOlbs cracked wheat, fresh ground. 1300 lbs oat meal, fresh ground. 13001bs coarse hominy, fresh ground. 1110 lbs rolled onts (Cormnck's patent). 300 lbs dried currants. 141 lbs carb soda, (J and Co A. and II brand. 100 lbs sago. 20 doz brooms. 18 doz cans oysters, ISlue Points. lOdoz concentrated lye (American). 12 doz cans corn, Wlnilow. 1 doz Turkey dusters, 14 In. 5 doz dust brushes, Murphy and L & Co., 711. 2 doz small mirrors, 10x12 In. SOU gals syrup, extra Golden, American refined. 200 gals coal oil, 50 gal tanks. Pearl brand. lOOgals molasses, Oileans extra, 1 doz qts olive oil 25 gross matches, Metro)olltan and Com Co. 12 boxes maccaronl, No 1. 12 boxes ennicllli, No 1. COFFEE. 1800 lbs Costa Rica, 1st prudf. 150 lbs Go eminent Jtwa. 751bs Real Mocha. 400 lb.i Chicory. SPICKS! 200 lbs blai k'lH'Pper. 5Ulhscluiiimon. 50 lbs giugt r. . 301bsnl.pico, 5011m mustanl, WlbscloM'S. . . - 20 lbs mace. 10 lbs sage. ' 10 lbs uugroundcloes. t 10 lbs ungroiind cinnamon bark; line, CROCKERY. " I 18 doz tea cups, without handles, wfl. J8 doz Kauccrs, V O. 40dozboule, 1 qt, V G H doz wasli bowls, W G VINEGAR. 400 gals pure cider vinegar, W gr KIX1UR UOO bbU brut roller process, to be delivered an required STATIONERY 10 boxes 401 GUIott'M pens 2 boxrK Iiondou Inc Pen Co, No 4 geaulne 8 qts Ink; 7 (its Arnold's, lqt Stafford's Bl) 8 doz Payson'g Indelible Ink 6 reams letter paper, Live Oak SOAP 2500 lbs Kirk's ha von, or as good S1EAT8 350 lbs ier day, more or less, of beef and mutton, us required, In equal parts of fore and hind quarters Sample may be seen at the ofllco of the board of trustees, and goods must b In ac cordance therewith , , . . . Goods must come in original packages when possible ... . . The board nerves the right to rc-jtctany, and all bids , .... . . Delivery of supplies will be required within ten day' nottceof acceptanceof bid A copy of this udvertUeinenlr wu t ac company each bid ., ... The name of the doss of supplies bid uiion must be written on the envelope Each bid niunl Include all tho item In the special ilass bid upon, and tnustgite Items and totals In full, with the exception of meat and flour Auditing otllcfrs are prohibited by liw from confirming account of pun-haM when the adtertUement dnea not contain a full andcompletedescripllon of the kinds of articles to be purctuued Tuey. Julr Sjlj- HWAtEIlIK.N.NOfcK, Dlil win be conmaerea ai wuainun GK W, lIcltUIDK, O. W WEHI1. Hoard of Tnute. tlorkofoard. Proposals for Supplies. BRIGHTEN YOUR HOMES rtv n ,iiicilnir unit der n.u'nc .lour rc-.-dence. I"tr material go tiiKnrcMint' Va riety Store, who carries Uiu Illicit styles mid pattern1 In Will! llipor. Holder nml Decoration, Paper trimmed fire ot charge. A tine line of BABY CAIKI-A-OISS I ntwnys on lintut, besides iilnrge assortment oi new gooas too numerous 10 mention WM. SARGEAXT, Variety Store, COmmerclnl St., Salem. LITTLE WOMEN are as a rule, possessed of happy disposi tions but when these sweet dlsposltlons,be- come soured and Irritable, In consequence of tho long train of distressing features peculiar to female complaints, they nro then not companlonnble to say the least. It Is theduty, not only of little women, but of all women so alllicted, to bring nbout the subjection, and lmtncdlato removal, of theso painful maladies. This Is easily accomplished by tho use of Dr. l'lerce's Favorite Prescription, the great spccllle for "female weakness.'' It Is a posllUo curv forthe most flowing, painful mcnstruntlon, unnatural suppressions prolapsus or falling ofthe womb, weak back, "'female weak ness," nntcverslon', retroversion, benriug down sensations, chronic congestion, In flammation and ulceration oftho womb, Inflammation, pain and tenderness In ovaries, and kindred nllments. All drug gists. THEIK KLSINESS I100MIM1. Probably no one thing has caused such a great revival of tradc'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 tho fact that it always cures and never disappoints. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup, and all throat and lung dis eases quickly cured. You can test it beforo buying by get! ing a trial bot tle free, large size SI. Every bottle warranted. Oi i Th'j I) OYKKS GUIDE fa issu'jd I"rch and Sept., each year. It is an ency clopedia of useful infor mation for all who pur chase the luxuries or tho necessities of life. We can clotho you and furnish you with all tho necessary and unnecessary appliances to ride, walk, danco, sleep, oat, flab, hunt, work, go to church, or stay at homo, and in various sizes, styles and quantities. Just figure out what is required to do all those things COMFORTABLY, aud you can make a fair estimato'of the valuo of tho BUYERS' GUIDE, which will be sent upon roeeipt of 10 cents vu pay postngo, MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. 1X1-114 Michigan Avenue. Ohicaco.Ill. -CcilWind See- T. J. CRONISE, Salem's Popular Job Printer, AT IIIR NEW QUARTERS IN THE Btate Insurance lliiilding, Cor. Com mercial and Uhcmcketo streets '0-ltf For the Public Good. Dl Mimcst vestibule trains that nro now run on the American continent nro thoso on tho Burlington route, leaving from Union depot In Denver, nlso Ht. l'aul, Immediate lyon arrival of all through trains fiom the west. The llrhtnud second class coachei. arc magnificent, tho rec'lniug chair can suburb, tho I'mlmnn sleepers extromcly luxuriant, and as for the meals that are served In those palace llurlington dining errs yum yum. The next tlmo you go east to Kansas City, Chicago or St. l.ouls, If you mention to the ticket ngent that you want your ticket to icnd irom Demer oi Bl. l'aul ner the llurlington route, you will get it, and you will always be glud of If you covin tho Northern or Canadian Pacific, tho elegant vestibule trains ot The llurlington Route, betvcen .St. l'aul and Chicago, or St. IjouIs. will carry you along tho eastern s,horo of the Mississippi river for a distance of 330 miles, amidst scenery that cannot bo surpassed; or, If you go via tho Oregon Short Line or Southern raciflc, and your ticket reads via The llurlington Route from Uhoyenno or Den ver, you-wlllpnss througn nil tho thriving cities nnd towns located in what Is popu larly known ns the Heart of the Continent. Kor further Information apply to A. C Sheldon, General Agent, S-i First stiect, Portland, Oregon. 4-lltdAwtl $50. HORSES. $50. One hundred head of brood mares and young horses for fcuie. Forty or tiltj colts expected in tho spring Two fine horses, Clyde nnd Pcrcheon stock, weight sixteen and seventeen hundred; have been with the band for the past three years. Original stock from the best quality ol mares. For particular nddrei orsce VV. ft. ItYARH, wit, Halem.Or. ORHMN RAILWAY .11 (Limited Line.) CIIAS. X SCOTT, - - IliTflver. On andafter Feb. IS ltMUind until further notice trnlns will run dally (except Hun. day) as follews: EC.A.ST SIDI5. Coburg Mall I'ortl'd Mall HTATIONS. iTow'rd Port l..n.l From Port land I land Lv. I!,1uam Ar. I0.u Lv. 2.15 p in rosruxiiMvvAr, l.40.pm. rooinuei sou. ni Ray's Ijiudlng, Ar l.bO Ht. Paul's, 147 :uo 3:31 lllt'l ZJM 4M 4.10 4.aa 4.47 A.60 Woodburn, Townsend, McKee, Mt-Angel, Dou n's, Mlherlon. Johnston's Mill Switzerland. 1'iOO 11,11 11.10 11.21 0.11 11.00 10.31 10.1(1 1007 lMfl IMS KjO i KahlHldeJunct., jiucicay, Aumsvllle, Went Hla ton 6.11 IU21 6JW 7.1U 7.3 fcUJ 8:37 fci 10:15 O P Crossing, WestHclo, Crubtrw, Hplwi, Tullmau, Plalnvlew, lirownsvllle, lUiwland, 8.2H 8.00 7J1 7.X! 0-4H 8.13 (Uihunc. 40 H III Ar P " Alt LV Lv I . Commutlon ITickeu at twocent per ' mlleoiikaleut ulatlonn tunllug agenU. Connection Ht Ituy'n and Kulauart I Landing win htcamer -uiiy ot Muiirni " U1IAX. N. Hixirr, Iteoelver, aneralOfflce.N WCor. Klnt and Pfn. rvmUBdrfon. jMly Gapit i Has Been. kl Greatly Improved and Now Is The CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN OREGON! THE BEST FAMILY NEWSPAPER IN MARION . 1 V '-I ji Read Our Reduced Terms I I3WEKICLY, one .venr, -..j-l.-.O,-) Iteail Our VEKKIj,Y, one year, Jl.(M). WAHTJIKHlC KVUIt ANYTHING KtUAL TO ITV1 ENOW ItOLl. IN THK NA.MKS, AND TAKE ADVANTAUU Oh' OUK ONIVMIHI) OFF FOH OASII. - V Our pld Subscribers Now in urn-iir nro urud to tnkn lulviintiitit) r ""' l''K llm-oinil, y net tlhiK !! in'fouiHH niitl Joliilntj; tin gniml llironi? of onu dollar HtiliHcrilHTh' THIS IS NOT A "lint a wnlil, KjruiniKiit rediioilnu. ro Imvo (niu) to fy TO ONE ... .. f .. wewiy, hC'iiu unyuur iiuuuii. n yon third oir for cuali," and uro not wlifru I i ... n....i..r I,, l.... i convenient iiicinun u iliiiiiiiii, m-ini uif iiur iiuuiu nun nuiiu 11.111 yuu will remit at flmt opjMirtunlty. ThU will ensmro your bt'luK pluwil on the dollar lUt, al Jdiinia i Hiilargeel 'COUNTYI vJk WI5KKLY, Mx monlliH,. -0.7WJ Discount for Casli t WICKKLY, hI.v iiidiiIIih iO.r.O ,. SPECIAL OFFER AND ALL a i .!. ...I i -r ii wiuii in uihu uiivuiuuu ui our -oiiu you ran .jct KXtul oa or otlior v... .'.i ..i.. i.. .1... TftASl'OllTATIt)N. THE YAnUINA ROUTE, OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD And Oregon Development compnn' otenmshlp line, lii'i hiIIi-m Khorter, a) bourn 1 led tunc Hum by nhy otliel ionic. Klrst , clast through iKivscnger nnd freight line from Portland nnd nil tolnN In thaWll latnetto allcv to and Imm San rrunclsm. TIME SCHEDULE, (Kxccpt Sundays): Lenvo Albany IrtlOP.V jeneCnrvllU 1:10 PM Arrive Ynquinn ....... ftM p M licno Yiiiinlim ...... .(1,-4'iAM 1jPo Cornlll 10:S.")AM Airle Albany ....... 11:10AM O. it C. tmltm connect nt Albany and Corvallls. The nbo o t-.iilni connect nt YAC)UIXA with tho Oregon Development Co'h l.lne jfMtcaiaslilpHbetueeu 'jaquinn and Han l''mncl.co. SVIUM1 HATES. STKAMI'.ltil. KltOt VAQU1NA Wllliunctte ViiIIpv Tuesday .luno H Wlllamctto Valley. Wed... nckday Juno"(i WlllMtnctte Valley, l'rlilay .Inly n trrn vmkus, ritoM ban fkancisco Wlllatuetlo Vnlley Tlntrdny, .luno 1:1 Wllliiinetto Valley Saturday, June 'XI Wlllamctto Valley. ..Sunday " ;i Tint ismipany u-ionw tho liKht to t'liaucosalllni; dates without notice. '. It. Itist-eimerH rrom Portland and nil Wlllninettu Valley points can imiko clove connection wltli tho trnlns or the YAIJUINA IKH'TKntAlbniiyorCorvalllB, and If destined to San Kiancl-co, should nrinnKotoniiiwtut Yaiiulna tho evenlni: beforo (Into ot sailing. r.irncrr and Ki eight l!.iti-s Alwms thi lioft. ror lnfoimntlon apply to Messrs lll'l..MAN t Co.. I'rcliiht and Ticket Audits 1XX) and a l'liint St., Portland, Or. or to CO. HOOUi:, Ac't Ocn'l Kit. .t l'ass. Act., Oregon Pacllle It. It. Co. Conallls, Or. (I Il.tlASWIU.li, Jr. Gon'l Krt; Pass. ArI. Oiegon Development Co., :;rtl Montgomery st.j Han I'ninclseo, Cal' 'rum TAiiiii: itiVKU division. TheelORantly eiiutpped steamboats. Win M. Hour, Capl. (leo. Uaabe; tho. N. S. llentley, dipt. .r.JP. Coultei; tho Thico Sisters, Cnpt, V. P. Hhoit; mo In service for passenger and Irclglit tiallte betHeen Conallls and Poilland nnd Intel uii'dlate points, maUIng tlucn toiiml tilps each week as follens: NllltTIl ll()L'NI)-f.caves Corvallls JIoc day, Wednesday and l-'ihlay at S a. in. Aulvesat Hnleni Monday, Wednesday and Krldaj at.') p.m. l.caxes Halum Tuesday. Thursday nnd Saturday nt llii.iu. An Ives nt PrtlandTiicsllay, 'lhuialay and Hatur tiny st !l:;M . in. s'OUTH IlOl'Nl) LenvcH Poilland Mon day, Wtdnesday and Kililny at il a. in. Anlxesut Hali'iu .Mouitay.W ednosdavand rrldnv at 7:15 p. in. Leaves H.ilem Tues. day, Thursday and Saturday at II a. in. Aulcs nt Corvallls Tuesday, Thursday Hatuiday at !!.;) p, 111. l''oi- height and passenger intcs apply to tho enptainsaiid puisi'i-sol tho icspcctlvu bunts, or to W. M. Dai ling, agent, -Ml and SO-JI'ront stieet, l'ortlnnii; (lllbert Ilns. agents, Salem; J. M. Adair, ngent, Alhtiti) ('. A. Miller, agent, Coi-Millls; or to tlio gen. ci al height aud passenger agent. Coivallis. O. it 0. lialiiN connect at Albany and Corvnlhs 1'. llOWKN.Hiipcilnlendent, Win. HOAO.denctnl Manager. inn -vrA Soiilliiirii Facilic Company's Line. TUB MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE. rinif liftwi'fii Snlem nmt Sati 1'i.iiiiImo ' 1' Tbli ti-hix HoiiiB. OAMl'OUMA IIXI'IILSS IKAIN lltl.V DA 11,1, 1II.IW1.I.N I'Ollll.Ari) ANIlH. K. mill. IN'o'tli".' 4.1X1 p. 111, I 1a. PoiTIiiiid Al, 0:11 p. 111, 1 l,v, Salem liv, 7:15 a. in. I A r. S.111 Knm. l.v. 10: 15 n. in. 7:.M a. in, 7:(Klp. 111. 1.01JAI, PAMMI.NtTKIl 1 I1A I N '( JIA II.V KX l KIT HUNIIAY). .W a. 111. 11:10 11. m 2:10 p. m. liv. Portland Ar. I :t:l.'Tii.'iii. l,v Haleiu l.v. I r.'.W p. in. A r. liitguno l.v. I IMKi a. in . PULLMAN BUFFET SLBBPEILS. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS Kor iKK'Oiniiiodalinii 01 Heeond i'lan paHM-ngciiK allaelKil to ozjiroBH tralliH, TI10H. P. lonipaiiy'H li-iry inalies con lection with All lliu legular trams on th Kast t;lo Divlsloii from fiKitol F streo I'ottland. A'csl Side Division, Between Portland ami Cervallls: 1IAII.V (l:.XCi:iT HltNUAV). y.!V)iiTiiiTII.v l'liitlaml Ar.l (,:'.M 11. m. 1'J.ifi p. in. I Ar. CorvallU t.v. l:.Ulp. in. At ATlmii uiiilTiiiMilIlM i-oiiiiicl wltU ruins of Oii'Kdii I'm Hie Itallroad, 'lluotigli tli-koiHlo ull polnlx houth 11ml asl 1 In California t HIIRMt Til A I N "(IA1I. KXCBITHUWIIAY.) frif"ni;r,v.poiiiaii(r"AiTr'irora:'m. s.Wp. in. I Ar.Mu.Mlu nvlllcl.v. f.:l5u. in. Through Tickets Tolill points SOUTH and KAST , VfA Cauf6'rniA. I'or lull inlorinatimi rigarding rates, niii., eta, apply to the, Oimpany' aeut, Hjilciii. Oicgou. K. P. UO(ir,ltB, Asut.O. 1. and l'ana.Ag't It. KOKIIIXIt,! Manuuer. Oregon Railway ami Navigation COMPANY. "Columbia River Route.' . 1 mliu fur tho wist Have Portland at 7i.O tin mid l-Jn pin dully, 'llo ( I" to and f nun prtnel.al iMiinU In tin UultidHlati,Cnrt .uiu and liuruiw. ELEGANT miMANN PALC CARS KnilKnuit Hltutilnt; Ciuh run Ihrouy'' on expretiM In Inn to OMAHA COlINCIfi Jll.l PF lllltl bT. PAUI Frrf of Cluii'fjo ami Mt cu Change, Coiinu-tlona ut Portland forHan Fmr coco and I'liu'el Hound polntK. For lurther particular aildrtu any uKi-ntof thuuoiupuny or A. L. MAXWELL, O, V. & T A CJ.amTIf.ath'l Manitr,l'ortUinl, cf u 1 Tl V ' t n k I nt ! a ju ! J 4l m ie tot Jjxfcitls. HnWt;