Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, July 22, 1889, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textd rit?-.J THE CAPITAL EVENING JOTJKNAL. V l TnEJAWTAlLJOLpiL. -mQlifH w MONDAY- -JULY 1880. Sho Didn't Like It. "Don't yon sec thi little band?" lie asked, as lie toel: u plum gold ring out of his pocket. "Yes,1' sbe replied ie she thought of thefcolltairc that Smile Jones wore in token of her engagement. "I would like you to wear it al ways; or, at least, until you have become my wife." - "You must excuse me If Idi-cline.'' "Then you will not?" "No." ' ' ' "Why not?" "1 don't like the way you pro posed." "Why, what is wrong with the proposal?" "Oh, I don't like the rint of it. A LUCKY TRIAI Tlie Good Fortune Which Followed. It affords mo great pleasnro' to send to you thli voluntary statement of my experience In testing tho merits of Jpy's Vegetable Bursa jmrllla. For the past flvo years I have been troubled with an exceedingly sluggish liver, Including loss of appetite and 'distress after eating, pains in tho back and kidneys, and bolls around my neck and face. I tried many liver remedies, only getting temporary relief. 1 was recommended to try a bottle of "Tho California Remedy" Joy's Vcgetablo Sarsa parilla as a test, and whllo taking the first bottlo I became convinced of its merits, for I could feel it was working a chango in me. I took flvo bottles, and during that time my troubles left me. Everything is working full and regular, in fact it has cleansed, purified and braced mo np generally. I feel like an other man. You aro at liberty to uso this us you sec fit, or can refer whom you please to &&-& With Beamish, comer Third and Market streets, San Francisco. Mind Cure. Little Boy "Mia JHunk' w i ing this evening." Papa "Mis Blink! Who Is Miss Wank?" Little Boy "Whv, don't know? She talks to nuimjuu the power of 'nought.'" l'apn " Power of thmt you bout 'lit" What tlo you'inean?" Little boy "Why er, well, when you think a little hoy's hick, then you don't think he's sink." New York Sun. ! It should be generally known that Dr. Henley's Dandelion Tonio in sures a hearty appetite and increased digestion, dispels nervous depression and low spirits, overcomes lack of energy and wakefulness and will in fuse new life and strength into the weakest invalid. Sold by l. W, Mathewu. Astouishin Kiiiluraiice. A loc.xl society womansends this stery: "One night at the tea table the conversation turned on the sev en brothers mentioned in the Bible who one after the other married the same woman, as each one died the brother younger inarrylnsi the ; I , ! widow. 'For pity's sake!' eiied ou eight-year-old boy, 'how long did the widow last?'" This U the 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" complexiou can be as suredly preserved by tho frequent application of Dutard'e Specitlc. If rubbed into the skin well it leaves no greasy surface. The skin absorbs it. Sold by D. W. Matnews. ' How to Serve Pineapples. In their native clime pineapples are prepared for the table as follews: After peeling them and digging out tho eyes.in the usual manner, take a strong silver fork and, beginning at the stem end, break oil" tho pine apple in pieces from around the core. This is much superior" to the com mon way of slicing the pineapple across, which leaves a piece of the hard core in each slice. Oregon is one of tho most produc tive states in tho Union. It vast mineral region's 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 all thescereala in abuudanee, the yield per aero being, in bonio in stances, tho largest in tho world. Among tho useful and valuablo prod ucts of the Web Foot State may be mentioned Oregon Kidney Tea, which lias proved a boon to thou sands atllicted with pain In the back and kidney dlfliculties. It is purelv of vegetable composition and never fails. Sold by D. W. Mathews. . T- .1 Jlrs. Ko?e Terry couk lives at,, Plttstleld, Mass., where slie has a pretty but unpretentious home. Governor Thomas oi uiau, wuoi wax recently appointed to that po sition, was once a telegraph messen ger l)oy in Pittsburg. In speaking of rainy days down in Kentucky they call It "bad weather." Anything Is bad down there that has water in it. Is Consumption Incurable? Read tho following; Mr. C. II. Morris, Newark, Ark., says: "Was down with Abscess ot Lungs, mid friends and physicians pronounced mean Incurable Consumptive. Jw laui takinir Dr. Kinsw I)ieov- erv for Consumption, urn on my thinl iMittle, ami able to oversee the wnrK m my turin- n i i" ""' medicine ever made." j Jerieo Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, , nays: "Had It not been ror ur. King's New Discovery for Cousumi) tiou I would have tiled of Lung Trouble." Try It. Satuplo bottle free at Jniel J. Frj'V drugftore. POWDER Absolutely Pure. 1 his powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strenciiiunawholesomencss. More economical tnnn the ordinary finds, and cannot be sold In comnnltlon with thn multitude oflow-test, short welsht nlum or phosphate powders, fjold only In cans. UOYAIa 11AKIXO l'OWDEKL'0..1li WR1I.N.Y Trucks and Drays. MORGAN & MEAD Are now provided with flue new drays ntd trucks and arc prepared to no all busi ness In that lino In tho best of shape. They give their personal supervison to nil work. (,unor8tate land Commcirclal streets TTt 'cranio onuoAV' troajtrerM: tfTT-TTT oo v ay vm am3iioonow '33uSOd SnO. vi sjuoo ot J Idjoooj nodn U9S eq ;m rjoiiiM. 'aaiXlO ,SHUiQ(I BtH J onyiA em jo otuuinso iiuj u ojroin uuo noi pus AlUVJLliUdWU'j I nHuqj esotf) o op oi pojjnbaj gj )uu;m jno ojn3p jgnp; sovjnu1300 Pnn 9tl lannfa RTinTAlA T sozrs snoriBA uj pun 'euiotr ju iojs jo tro-rnqo o o3 'jtjoai 'aunrj 'qsg 'bb 'dosrs 'oouup 'JipjA 'epi o; soauuitddu XruBSOoannn pnn Aisbsooou otj tra qjjA noi qsiuanj pun noJC aqjop uto Oft. 9JII J" B0R1S0OOOU oqi jo sojjnxni em bbbho jnd on;Ai ijo joj no)tinx -jojnj injasn .jo njpadoiol -Xoua tro sj ii J3ai naco d8g pu u.a-K penssj i aaino .sHaintr oil -Call and Sso- T. I. CRONISE, Qnlotn'c s ropuiar Job mnter, AT HIS NEW QUARTERS IN THE State Insurance llulldlng, Cor. Com mercial and Chemeketo streets '(Mtf For the Public Good. It if, an iudlsputablo fact that the hand. Bome-it, vestibule trains that aic now run on tho American continent aie thm-o ou thellurllngton unite, leaving from union depot In Denver, also St. Paul, Immediate ly on arrival of all through trains li-oni the vest. The flnt nnd second class coaches aro magnificent, the rce'lnlng char ears sutuib. the Pullman sleepers extremely luxuriant, and us for the meals that me senedln those pc'.ace llurlington diiiinu eirs ynmyuiii. ino next nine you ;;o east to Kansas City, Chicago or St. Louis, II YOU IllCnilUIl IU UlUUCKUk ItlUIll lUlllmi want your ticket to lead from Denver or, sli- Pnnl nvev tlie Itiirllnfrtnn innte. vnn ! tclll iruf It n,iH -oii will ill tent's lin trlnit fif ...i,nv. ......... ,, ".. .. e, If you go via the Northern or Canadian l'neitle. thn eleirimt vestibule trains Of The Ihirllngton Route, between HL Paul f anu l nicago, or i. ixiuis. win curry you nlong the eastern shore oi tho Mississippi river lor n distance of 800 miles, amidst scenery that cannot bo surpassed; or, If you go via tho Oregon Short Line or Southern Pacittc, and your tleKet reads via The llurllngton Route from Chcycnno or Den ver, you will pass througnnll the thriving cities anu lowns locaieu in wmu i jwini' larly knownas the Heartot the Continent. For further Information npply to A. C. Sheldon, General Agent, Sj First street, Portland, Oregon. M!ld4.wtt $50. HORSES. $50. One hundred head of brood mares and j oung horses for sale. Forty or lllty colts expected in the spring Two fine horses, Clyde and Percheon stock, weight sixteen and seventeen hundred: have been with the band for tho past three years. Original stock from the best quality ol mares. For particulars addres orsco W. It. HYARS, wit. . Salem. Or. OREGONUX. RAILWAY CO. (Limited Line.) C11AS, X SCOTT, - - Itecplvcr. On andafferJunoUSSannduntll further. notice trains will run dally (except riliu day) as follews: EAST SIDE, Coburg Mall ,1'ortl'd Mull From Port land STATIONS. Tow'i d Port land I.v. 8.0) am MKTLAJii,AWAr.3.i5.pin. POOl 111 I (71II--VI Lv liwpm Ray' Lauding, Ar 10,00 J rt, Paul's, 2M 10w i Woodburn, 11.05 ' Townsend, ll.i-l i-McKe, l.) 1.1". 1.10 11.35 U..B I l'J.10 li3l) .1.35 lill l.S IM'. 2.21. . 2.U X13 a.1'1 :lv 4.31 5.-07 5:53 tao Mt. Angel, , Dow nV, isllverton. Johnston's Mill' Switzerland, 1 " I2A" 12-fJ " I2.S) " 11.1.'. ' 11.4U . " U.S8 " II. H " 1UH " lOS 'I iaio " 10.00 H.3J " DM ..- tja " S-18 " l.ii tUB IhOO il.v am jiont par ng ugei.U. rjistftiuejuiici., Mucleay, Aumsvllle, Ale O P Croxslug, Wet Hcln, Crabtree, plcei, Taltman, Plain view, llrow urtille, Rowland, Coburg. AR Ar 1 III Piiininutlon Tk-fcet at li mile on wW at otutlotu iiai ivmnection at Sit. Angel with fctiisor ond from Wllbolt illupral Hprlng uud at WilhurB iVlih .Southern , nuMe wmpany tralnaforandfromUndor f Geaeh.1 Offices, S WCor. First nnd P1b, jYHnland.Owsjo,,. ! Notice of Cancellation oC Comity Warrants. I State of Oregon, County of Marlon, SS: , Notice Is hereby given thnt In accord- iraiittobeuiiicrllcdnncrievcnynirKfromiY,riiurllTliiiriitiil enrlchlm; the blood, mi. I thpdnteof Issuance, npurovcu M'urnnry ili, Uvsy. thpfollowing county wnrmuts will oo cancelled tr not presented, ror payment. within sixty days lrom this date, July 1, isy,nnu luvmcnt tiicreoi win oereui'.ea. . UAii.UbiVVuuinj ...i.n, iy u u shehman, lieputy. 2749 Q. A. Cone.. , $ 9 00 12 CO 14 00 2 90 4 00 -1192 a 11. Burnett..., 2919 O. D.Oonwlius. 105 LoulsDelor , 1G7 W. J. Uerren..., 217 It. C. Gecr , 4 00 293 S. L Mi-Ghec. 4 00 419 Jack Phillip f, 8 00 mu j. a. wtignn z ii C0.1 JobnSnillb , 4 00 7W n. 11. Wade 6U0 94.1 HoseaPrttt 2 00 t'4 LeoWlllU 1 00 1893 Cbis. Venable ISO 1905 J. B.Joots 2 00 '.'05 U. K. Hunsater 2 00 2114 B. F. Over 2 00 2117 A. L. Dates 4 00 2230 J. 8. Stevens .V,., 2 00 221.7 Ellsba Strong 4 00 5439 Oregon Statesman 400 250J J. A. Richardson 3 00 3459 C. B. Moiires i ,.. 8 00 4238 Samuel Lewis 1 50 4590 A. B. Stephens 100 4294 O.Splgnvt 1 90 4293 E. Downs 100 45Cj E.Tyrel 2 00 l'JSUX. u. Fry 2 UU 5765 Robt. Cloffli , 1 70 0098 Augustus Olcasiu 190 CU8K. S. lllauilianl 1 fill CU9 A. Lovejoy... , , , 100 (.133 Edwara Farley 1 00 31 J. W. Breudle 170 101 E.Uuusakcr 3 90 163 J. H. Cottle 10 20 269 Daniel Pace 2 00 27(5 F. S. riaher 2 00 399 Wm.8. Kltiuey 1 50 063 P.J. Xewliurg , 1 60 C80J. D Haws 4 60 799 D, Holdrldge C 1 00 849 K. M. W&tiek Co , 14 00 857 D.O OuBlmian..t .100 995 Tbos. Fitzgerald 4 00 1104 F. 8. Smith 2 HO 1199 DaMGoodsell 2 00 1308 M. Smith 2 50 1312 Geo. Lefiey 2 M 1415 O. W. Whitney 2 00 1533 M. Crocker 1 50 1541 Cbas. Nellson 1 50 1746 E. 8. BrookB 2 00 1832 James Coleman, Sr 2 to 1977 S.L PardI 8(0 1991 A. McKeiizle 1 0 1999 O. Ktttenauer. 1 50 20U1 J.II.rowell 1 60 1013 Peter Curd) 1 50 2027 J. H.Powell , 3 76 J127 Lewis Millir 2 00 21H9 J I,. Riddle 1 50 2209 W.F. Brown .: 2 60 2342 Da!dLoug.. 1 70 2184 JohnDecasey...i :.... ..... 2 SO 2420 S. It. JCbSiip 1 tO 21.70 Cells Lindsty 3 tO li7Sl.JolmMw.re 2 8u isfi.l F. M. Hull t 200 2878 D.ItobblLS 2 00 .WW O. H. Hall a 10 3100 J. W. Dickens 0 00 3131 O N. Ch n r chill 1 00 3112 John Ohboin 100 3143 Jhh W.Cook 100 32l Alex. Xeglr 150 3)01 James Fltbir 2 20 3)82 Wm. Grave? i. 15 00 SCC9 W.T. Cleacr 150 J740 II. II. Savage 5 20 M)I3 Jlnrt. Cbaiuberllu 2 on JD40 P, O. Johnson : 0 107 E. Tailor 4 tu 41152 ULSkaifo 7 20 1003 Lorenzo Elliott 2 00 4079 M, Simmons 2 00 40t.S McCullyft Gilbert 4 23 4220 Mrs. J. A. Waulces 1 50 lfl J.O.Baebanau 4 ( 5973 J. J. Uyan 7 GO 6720 J. II. Harriett 2 U) 4328 X.B.Doty 4 00 Ordered that this list bo published as by law lequlred. Done by Juno term, lbiU. T. C. SHAW. County Judge. If yon have n dlseliargo nnm tho nose, ollonslve or otherwise, partial lose of the sense of smell, taste or hearing, eyes wa tering or weak, feci dullor debilitated, palu orpiessureln the head; take cold easily, j'oujniny lest assured that you lime ca- Jufrh. Tliouandsof eases annually, with out maiiifestlug half of tho above Nyiiip toms teriulnuto In coiisumpilou and end In tho graVe. o disease Is so Common, morodeccptlse, less understood or more unsuccessfully treated by physicians. Tho manufacturers of Dr. Hage's Catarrh Rem edy have, Jfor many years, offered n stand ing reward of S500 for a case of Nasal Catarrh,-no matter how bad or of how long standing, which they cannot cure. Rem edy sold by druggists at 50 cents. EPOCH. The transition from long, lingering and painful sickness to robust health marks an epoch in tho life of the in dividual. Buch a remarkable event is treasured in the memory and the agency whereby the good health has been attaineu is grcatiuny uiesscn. Hence it is that so much is heard In nraise of Electric Bitters. So many feel they owe their restoration to health, to the use of the Great Al terative and Tonic. If you aro troubled with any dlteaso of Kid neys, Liver or Stomach, of long or short standing you will surely find relief by use of Electric Bitters. Sold at 50c. and $1 per bottle at Dan iel .7. Fry's Drugstore. A Fortunate Drujfclat. Mr. Edwin W. Joy for many years and now a prosperous druggist on the corner of Stockton and Market streets In San FrancUco, probably Barer dreamed of rivaling In wealth the medl. clno kings of the country But various rumors baTlng been floating around to the effect that be baa ttruck It big, an Examiner reporter was detailed to unearth the caoae. and after mveh dlfflcnlty unraveled the following stery: It seems that about seven years ago an English physician, a great (indent of botany, locattd in . A A I 1 this city, niapractfcowaanotextetilveandj yci me iw .c vu.. vm . -. -...--- -- little attention. Ills ancceas seemed to be In the treatment of liver and kidney disorders, and vitiated blood. In fact bis ability to cope with these common complaints waa marvelous. He aeemed almost Infallible, and bis quiet modest method and his well-kept secret was as much a mystery as himself. After bis de parture about a year later Mr, Joy determined to ftthoip the secret, and copying all tbe pre s. crlptions be baa cued ror tne errauo uocior i be began a syatematlo analysis. lb bla exam. InaUon he discovered running all through the . prescriptions for liver and kidney troubles, ) vitiated blood and stomach disorders a couple of vegetable extract Indigenous to California, so simple and so well known under bomely eTery dy names to every school boy a to en. ' tirely dissipate tbe losplcion that tbey were tbe active principles involved. Bo certain, however waa Mr. Joy that be bad discovered tbe secret, that be embodied tbe new element In a preparation of Bamparllla to dlagolae tbe taste, and put It before bis customers under tbe modest name of Joy's Vegetable Bamparllla. Immediately tbe same marvelous stories camo back of It astonishing effect, and tbe mystery waa solved, and tbe talk It ba created bu already caused It to atep into prominence, and orders poor In dally from all over tbe coast. And thus another California industry leaps into iiteo.-S. r, iamlntr, - Wright's Rd Cross Cun. untsualc Uf,.r , recent and cbronliictugh nud cum, unu . all irritability ot tho nlr iM-qi. H"!"1 ' by all druggists, II Is it Curious l'nct That the l 'd now i.iorcMivepull- to bemtlt i.tiiii i..ed clue tttiiii -it nn oilier eniiti. llcnev Hip lmpoit.iiu-e t tMlur Hood's SarNtlvtrllhi now, when ,ltlldo , you l tip most tooil. II T ic.illj vnniK r.nl , ,,...,. ...',., .,,i ....i,,,. ,. i,..ii I"K appetite, anil kUIihi a lieiil'h tone to the whole system. He sure lo get Hood's ,S.irapni Ilia, which Is peculiar lo Itself. MTTIiK U)IK. nrcnsn rule, poescd of happy dlsposl. tlons but when these sweet dlpo.sitlon,be pomo'soured and Irritable, In consequence of the long trnlu of distressing features peculiar to femalo complaints, they are then not companionable' to say the least. It Is theduty, not only of little women, but of all women so nllllcted, to bring about the subjection, and Imniedlato removal, of these painful maladies. This Is easily accomplished by the use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, tho great specific for "female weakness." 11 is a posltlvo cure for the most Mowing, painful menstruation, unnatural suppressions prolapsus or falling of tho womb, weak back, "female weak ness," nntcverslon, retroversion, benrlng doMii rensatlons, chronic congestion, " tlammatlon and ulceration of tho womb, Inflammation, pain and tenderness In ovaries, and kindred ailments. All drug gists. THEIR 1!ISIM:SS tlOOJHMI. Probably no ono.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 Jfew Discovery for Consumption. Their trade is" simply enormous in this very valuable article from the fact that it always cures and never disappoints. Coug'hs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup, and all throat and lung dis eases quickly cured. You can test It before buying by getting a trial bot tle free, large size $1. Every bottle warranted. SO HOUSEHOLD SHOULD BE VTTH0D1 tv.. - 1. i.a Ilia t .l,a Itnmnn 'body arlso from a diseased Liver. Sim mons Liver Regulator has been the menu of restoring more people to health and happtneo by giving them a healthy liver than any other agency on earth, i fSM THAT XOU GET THE GEHTJDOBj POOR PEOPLE'S CHANCES. Somo yoara ago a city missionary was crossing ono Of tho parks in Now York on tho Sabbath day and Bald ta a lad, "What are you doing here, breaking tho Lord's day? You ought to be at Church and worshipping God instead of broaking tho Sabbath in this way." Tho poor lad in hit rags looked up at tho city missionary and said: "Oh, sir, it's very oasy foi you to talk that way, but God knowt that we poor chaps ain't got no chance." Tho sentiment Booms to be growing that in tho United States the time has arrived when "tho poor chaps don't havo no chanco." There is some truth in it. The poor aro not shut out from making a liveli hood, but the gulf between nches and poverty continually grows more diffi cult to cross. As tho country becomes densely populalod keen business com petition decreases the chances foi accumulating wealth by ordinary busi ness methods. But the same conditions vastly im prove tho chances for great success to thoFe who can strike out in new paths, can furnish something to ths world that others cannot. True merit, In commodity or ability, will win easily and with grand results in this country, if the masses can b induced to recognize it. This recogni tion can only be accomplished by what aro sometimes sneeringly al luded to as advertising methods. 11 lll UJftl IC1UUO DUbkiUDS 4lltD SOW- tondod 19 thorough introduction to what a marvelous success lias at- .. .j , ., .nerUB 0, t.t wonder ful rcmody for kidney disease War ner's Safo Cure. Hon. II. II. Warner first came to know of its curativo power bybolng restored to health from what tho doctors pronounced a fatal kidnev trouble, lie concluded tho world ought to know of it and in the ten years since ho began its manufacture he has spent millions oi dollars' in advertising tho Safe Curb. His methods have been ingenious sometimes, perhaps, open to criti cism, but tlioy had a purposo, which has leen arcomplislieu. But mark I ho never would havs secured a four fold return of the vast iiine thus expended if tho real merit of the remedy had not been fully proven to tho millions of people reached by h.s advertisements. Ten years of increasing success oi Warner's Me Cure is duo, first, tc Intelligi nt and pleasing advertising, by tthiih tho people were mads acquainted with the remedy. Second, to tho true worth of tho remedy, proved by actual experience, showing It to le (he oulu tjxeific for kidney disease, and all diseases growing out of IrMiiov derangements. ' Sir. Warner has romethlng the peoj.Ie want, tells them so, then ptnvcs it to their satisfaction succe follows es a matter of course, . 9 ! yRESTI.ESSW5SS. y gg STRICTLY VIOfTASlI -" Mfil Q MUl.TI.CS MMILY MCDICIMt. RJR1 Philadelphia; HH HIT dy Capita wee Has Been i v . And Greatly Improved and Now Is Tie CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER I OREGON'! THE . BEST FAMILY NEWSPAPER IN MARION COUNTY'. -..; -nL' i, Read Our Reduced Terms! .. WKEKIjY, one year,. J.1.MI, Now Head Our WKKKLY, one year, J1.00. WAH TIIRRE EVER ANYTHING EQUAL TO' IT? NOW ROLL IN THE NAMES, AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR ONE-THIRD OFF FOR OAHH. Our Old Now in urrears are urged to take advantage of our Mj; discount, ly set tling old accounts nnd Joining (he grand throng of otif dollar HiiltHcribcrH THIS IS NOT A But a iMMld. peruianwut rluotlou. We have come to tay TO ONE AND ALL We w.y, wild iu your nititu-M. If you Mant to take advuntaKe of our "one third olf for cash," nnd am not where eoiivoulunt method of ri'inlttliig, seiid will remit Ht tlrnt opjMirttnilty, T"l UelUr Ht. a 1 1 IDnlarged t WKKKTY,h1x niontht... -4fl.7fi Dkwunl tor ('ash IKKKT.Y, nl inonthM,....0.C0. tr . Subscribers; SPECIAL OFFER yo can gH jKtal note of other ih your name and statu that you 'lll ensure your IttliiK plaeed on tlif TH.-E YA0UINA ROUTE. OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD And OrcRon Development company's steamship line. 2S inllcn shorter, !W hours les lime limn by nliy ottici ionic. First class thi-oiiKh pnsspner nnd frelKlit lino fi-om rortlnnil mid nil iKiluts In tho Wll hunetto vnllcv to nnd from bnn l'rnnclscn. TIME SCHEDULE, (Except .Sundays): Ijwo Albany 1:00 I'M livo Corvnftls lMOl'.M Arrive Yniiulnn 6:noi'M lcilvo Ynqullui ...... .ftt'iAM lavo Corvnllls lftltt A .M Arrho .Vlbnny 11:10 AM O. & O. trains connect nt Albany nnd Corvnllls. The nbove trains connect nt YAQUINA with tho Oregon Dovclopment Co's l.lna Jfistea'.tshlps between nqulnit nnd Sun rninelseo. Mlll.lMI IIATKS. SrKAMKKS. FltOM VAQUIXA Wllliunetto Vullcv.K Tuesdnv .Inlv Hi Wlllamotto Valley..... .Thursday July Z't uiamctio vauey,... iueiuay jitiy I. STKAMKIM, PROSI SAN 1'ltANClSCO Wlllametto Valley .. Thurvdny, July 11 Willamette Valley Sunday ' HI lllinnclle Volley ... .Wednesday, " 111 This i-oiiiiianv resent", tlm nulit in vlinnee sailing dates without notice. .. . I'lisvcmrers mini l'ortliuid and all lllametto Vallov isilnts can mako closo connection with tho trains of tho YAOUINA ROUTE nt Allmny or Corvnllls. and IT destined to S'Ui KrancNeo, should nrrftnge to urrlvo nt Yaquliitt tho evenlns WIUlli lUHU (II Milling. I'smrnsr-r au.l 1'relpht Itatrs Als the liwft. Kor Information apply t Messrs 1IUI.MAN A ., FrclKtit nnd Ticket Agents aw and 'Mi Front St., l'oi Hand, Or. or to CO. ltOOlTK, Au't Qen'l Frt. kt l'ass. ABt., Oregon l.clllu It. It. Co.. . .. OorvnltlR, Or. 0 II. HASVKI.I,,Jr,Gon'l Frt; A I'uss. ,j;t. Oieenn Dovelopmcnt Co., .101 .MoiitBOiueiy St.; San Francisco, CnlJ Reiiieinlier tho Oieunn l'nctflo's popular suiumei' etcui-slous to Yniiulnn, low rnto tickets aro now on wile, cood uvory Wednesday nud Saturday Irom Alhany,' Corvnllls nnd Philomath. Yours truly, 0. t 'UHU'K, A,(l. V, AKent -VIA Southern Pacific Company's Line. THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE. Tlmr between Salrm ami S.tu FrancUco.'! Thhlj-Mx Hours. OAI.U1IIINI i:.l'lll..SS TltAIN IHIN DAILY. IIKIWKK.V W)HT1UKUANIIH. V. Woiitli. "" 1yorth7 t:(K) l. m. fl.v. I'm tlaml A?: llhifta. nil : 1 1 p. m. J I.v. Salem l,v, 7:15 a. in. I Ar. San Finn. I.v, 1:K n, iu. 7.110 p. in. l.nt!AI, l'AMI'NUKII TIIAIN ( 11AII.V KX CHIT HUNPAY). :U) a. in. I l.v. l'oitland 11:111 a. in I.v Salem 'J:4U p. til. I Ar. Kuceiui A r. I :i: 15 p. in. I.v, V2:M p. in. I.v. Il.tXl a. III. l'lILLMAN BUl'FET SLBBPERS. . TOURIST SLEEPING CARS? For neeoliiiiioili.tii.il ot M'coiiiI ehiM piiHsciiKeiH nttaehi'il tooxpns trttliis, TlioS. I. compnny's tuny makes eon iifcllon It ) .Vil tliu icKiiinr limn on tit IJIH' si.in Illvl.iiiu limn fool ol 1' Htl'CU I'm Hand. iVest Siilo Division, Ilctwecn I'orllanil ami Corvalliss llAIl.VHKXfKIT MtlNUAV). 7:.Wa. in. I.N. I'mtliiiui Ar, I (1:20 p. in. ilea, p. ni. Ar. lairyuniH i.v. 1:.'1Q ji. in. At Albany ami CoimiIUh eouuccl with Irnlns of Orceon I'nellUi Rnllioml, 'Ihrouch tickets to all points south and east via California K.M'nhHH TIIAIN 7jlAII, I.XCKITHUNl.AY. TXfi p. iii. I I.v. I oHriiml TfiTrtraoiiTTir. S.00 p. in. I Ar.MuM.liiuvllloljV. r,:tr, a. ni. Through Tickets To all polLth . SOUTH and KAST VIA California. l'or lull inloi illation rcKiirtlim: rntoH, iimin. etc.. mini v to tho Coiiinanv's iiL-ent. Hali'in. OreKon. ri 1'. ROOKItH, AMit.O. K, nnd l'aKS.AK't It. KOKlll.KIt,) Matiaucr. Oregon Railway .anil Navigation COMPANY. "Columbia Riv?r Route.' fraliis for tho rast ltuvti I'orimiKt nt 7:i nil and (KM pin dally, Tlo its to amUroin principal )onlM In tin Unlleil Mates Can Hita unit hiirupe. ELEGANT TULMANN PALAC CARS KmlKrant Hlcc-plni; Cum run lliron'' on express 111 Ins to OMAHA COUNCIL IlI.tFF and fvi. I'Ain Fri'c of Charge and S it on Change, Connections at I'ortlHiiitforHan Fiur. uisiy.nnit I'ui'UKouiiil poliits. For lurthur partlciilars address ntiy HKUiitof thuuoiupuiiy or A. L. MAXWELL, O. 1'. T A ()..I.H.MlTH,(ni.'l Manuucr, rortlnnil. ioo unvAiiu. vioo. Tim ri'mters of the .Iouhnai, will he pltiisHl toleurn Unit tlierii Ik at least Olio dreaded dleui. that sclcueo lius hreu ablu lo cure in till Km ataijes uud that Is inUirrli. Hull's (.'ittarnili I'uro Ih tliu only js'isltlvu cur.) now known to tliujucdlcul fruteruie Catarrh h.'HiK a ciiimlltutloiial ilUeas. re iiulres a ooiiHtltiitloiinl treiitiiient, a1' (lilarrli euro Is taken Internally, acting ill rvclly iimiii tho hlood mid mucus sur faces of tho system, thereby ilCHtroylntf the foundation of tho disease, and kIvIiik the jNitlcnt streiiKtli. '' IhiIMIhk up tho niiistltullim and usaMing nntiiro la ilolm; Its work, Tho proprietors hi.vo so much faith In lu curativo jsiwcrs, that tlmy (ill'.r Ouo Uundrwl IXilUir for nuy cuso thut It falls to euro. Head fur list of teillmonluN, Artdress J. UIKNKY A CO., Tolritu, O. WA ty 0nitt,ik. 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