Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, July 29, 1889, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE CAPITAL EVENING JOURNAL. jti THE CAPITAL JOUMAL MCWDAY,- -JUIA -X), 1SS!). A Dumpling Reccipe. j-truiiKu how nmuy people, nrc con tent to cut those tough, shiny, doughy, Indigestible lumps called dumplings u;ih! When they eiin far more easily have them nice, ten der and light us Hie moat delicate hNculls. The following to tlnc who love a good thing is woith ten times the price of thii paper per year: One pint of flour mid two tia ypoonsfull of baking powder thor oughly sifted together, with u pinch of salt. Now with sweet milk make a still' batter stirred well. Then take a tabluspoonful and put it in the bottom of a tea cup. On this put your fruit, no nutter what fruit, then lay on top of the fruit one tablespoonfull of tlio li.itter. Ret your cup in u Maimer twin cook. 2Jo bags or rags are needed. Uutter your cups well so thedum.iiings will roll out. For sauce b-.tter with brown sugar beaten Into u white foam is best. Try this and you witl say of it as Sancho I'.uisa did of sleep "God bless the man that in vented It." An Irish Slury. Ould Ted O'Cnioheu must have lived as long as ould Matt Thusel, the crather. After he were nigh on to a hundred, more or less, he fell smaller and smaller, wid head betune his two knees as lie walked and his arms hanging to his big staff he used to carry for cane. H got so ould and stooped ills nose was often nearer the ground lluu altogether convanient. On the moruin's as Ids neighbor Flanahau gave him the time o' day this would be the talk, "Good day to your honor, Mr. O'Donogheu. The top o' the morn in' to you. An' how is all wid ye the day?" "Well euoujh," said the ould man, blinkln1 nud rubbin'liis little red peepers, "but for the shoe strings, bad tcrau to them, they keep gettin' into me eyes." ftOYAl AKlH6 POWDER Absolutely Pure. Tim powder never varies. A marvel of i""".' .niii-nin uuu wnoicKimeucss. More economical than the ordinary Muds and cannot be sold In competition with the multitude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold only In cans. Hoyai, ikino PowoKit Co.. 101) Wall.N. Y Trucks and Drays. MORGAN &. MEAD Are now prmlded with fine new drays and trucks and are prepared to no all busi ness In that lino In the best of shape. -lucj yivf ineir personal supervison to all work. Cornel State land Commelrclnl streets. It Is a Curious V.ict That the body Is now more uct pti1' -i benefit from medicine than at any v . i I raon. Itence the Importance of i" !tu I Hood's 8arsaparllla now, when It !' i! you the most good. It Is really wpi -. i i for purifying and enriching thebln.l . .v. latiugnn nppetlle, and giving n lu.il'hy Itfltie to the whole sjMem. He sure to get Hood's ?nrinnrlltii, which Is peculiar to Itself. I MTTM. 0)IK are ns a rule, poccd of happy dlsposl tlons but when the-e sweet dlixwltlons,bi coine soured and Irritable, In cuiwmieuce of the Ions; train of distressing foatuies peculiar to female complaints, they are then not companloifable to say the least, It Is theduty, not only of little women, but Iofall women mi alllleled, to bring about the subjection, and Immediate, lemovnl, of these painful maladies. This Is easily accomplished by the use of Dr. Tierce's Kin orltc Prescription, the great specific tor , "female wilsne.s." it Is a positive cure j for the mot llowlng, painful menstruation, unnatural suppressions prolapsus or falling of the womb, weak baelt, "female weak ness,1' nnteverslon. retroversion, bearlnc- down rensitilon-, chronic congestion, In flammation and ulceration if the womb. Inflammation, pain and tenderness In ovaries and Itimlred allmcnl-. All duig- gists. Xof; of (':inccliV.iionof County WuvnuiR )! ' I , is I . 1 11 iCi I. Jl .'.ft 11 IIS). II II Tho B iTSTEES GTJIIVE is issuad Mirch and Sept., each year. It is an ency clopedia of useful infor mation for all who pur chase the luxuries or th necessities of life. We can clothe you and .furnish you with all tho necessary and unnecessary appliances to ride, walk, dance, sleep, oat, fish, hunt, work, go to chuich, or stay at home, and in various sizec, styles and quantities. Just figure out what is required to do all these things COMFORTABLY, and you can make a fait estimate of the value of the BUYERS' GUIDE, which will bo sent upon receipt of 10 cents Vu pay postage, MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. 111-114 Michigan Avenue. Chicago, 111. The Age of Modern Man. People are fond of saying time "Mankind Is growing wiser and weaker." But is it really so? Let us glance at the facts. According to the latest statistics there ore more centenarians now living than at any previous time in tho history of the world. Why? Because of t lie great discoveries in medical science which afford him immunity from diseases that formerly devastated mankind. Greatest of them all is Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, the best blood-puritler and renovator of the age. Scrofula, fever-sores, tumors, unsightly ulcers and eruptions van ish like magic beneath HsDenetleient influence. -Call and Seo- T. L CRONISE. Salem's Popular Job Printer, AT HIS NEW QUARTERS IN THE Htato Insurance Building, Cor. Com mercial and Chemekete streets '0-ltf For the Public Good. Jn the newly annexed islands of Oceaniea, where the French are just establishing themselves, the natives have made a coudltition that no alcohol in any form shall be intro duced. llucklen's Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter chapped hands,. chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents jer box. For wile by Daniel J. Fry, drug gist. General Sheridan's book has reached a sale of 00,000 copies. Of Grant's "Memoirs" 325,000 seta have now been sold. The family receives 75 per cent, of tho profits. Electric Bitters. This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to ueed no special mention. All who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise. A purer medicine does not exist und It is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bit ters will cure all diseases of the Liv er and Kidneys, will remove Pim ples, Boils, Salt Rheum and other aflectlons caused by impure blood. Will drive Malaria fiom die sys tem and prevent as well as cure all Malaria fevers. For cure of Head ache, Consumption and Indigestion try Elestrlo Bitters Eutire satisfac tion guaranteed, or money refunded. Price 50 ct. and $1.00 per bottle at Daniel J. Fry's drugstore. Ten years ago a man uear Lexing ton, Ivy., had twenty-lour sheep bitten by dogs. Since that time lie has poisoned and shot over three hundred canines, aud is still engaged in that glorioub work. The immediate symptoms of Dys pepsia, or Indigestion, are a distres sing seube of weight, oppression and fullness lu the stomach, heartburn, losa of appetite, foul breath, belch ing, flatulency, nausea pains in the shoulders aud breat. i)r. Henley' Dandelion Tonlo promotes healthy jllgeatiou aud removes all unhealthy yinptonifl. ijohl by D.W. Mathews. An EuglUh uml a German sjllor! met in a London ale house. The .British tar proposed to the German j that they drink to the lu-alth or hLi Emperor. 'J he ceremony wu in formed. The BritUher then nuggt ed a. libatum to the Queen. The German stubbornly refux-d. "Ye won't, won't you !"c'rjul theBtitou. "Then hup comes your bloody Hemperor," and, thrusting his finger la hki own throat, the imperi al toaH was cancelled. It is nu Indisputable fact that the hand Mimcst veMlbulo trains that aro now run on the American continent me those on tlielluillngton route, leaving from Union depot In Denver, uli-o St. Paul, Immediate ly on arrival of all through trains from the vet. Tho first and bceoiid clubs coaches are maznlllcent, the reclining chair van suburb, the I'ullmnn sleepers extremely luxuriant, and as for the meals that aie served In thoc nr.Ince Uuillngtim dining errs yum yum. " The next tlmo you go east to Kansas City, Chicago or St. 1OUls, If you mention to the ticket agent thatyou want your ticket to lead from Denver or St. l'uul oertho Hurllngton route, you will get it, and you will always bo glad of If you go via the Northern or Canadian 1'aelflc, the elegant vestlbulo trains ot I iue iiurungion uoiue, ueiweeu u rum and Chicago, or St. Iouls, will carry you along the eastern shore ot tho Mississippi river for a dlstunce of 350 miles, amidst scenery that cannot be uirpussed; or, if yon ?o via tho Oregon Short Line or Southern acltlc, and your flcicet leads via The Ilurllugton Iloutofrom Chcyenno or Den ver, you will puss thrnugnnll the thriving cities and towns located In what Is popu laily known as tho Heart ol tbo Continent. For further Information apply to A. C Sheldon, General Agent, 8j First street, Portland, Oregon. J-lUdAwtl $50. HORSES. $50. 0no huudred head of brood mares and young horses for sale. Forty or titty colts expected in the spring Two line horses, Clyde and Perohcon stock, weight sixteen and seventeen hundred; have been with the band for the past three years. Original stock from the best quality ot mares. For particulars addres orsee V. If. HVAltS. wit. Halcm. Or. OIIEGONIAN RAILWAY CO. (Limited Line.) C1IAS. X SCOTT, - Receiver. On andafterJuue23 1SS9 and until further notice trains will run dally (except Sun day) as follews: EAST SIDE. Coburg Moll From Portland STATIONS. Fortl'd Mull i-. Tow'rd Port land I.v. 8.00am i'onrusir4WVAr.3.l5.piii. .Foot of F Street1 I.v HJKpin Kay's Ijindlns, jAr 'i:M 10.1K1 ' St, Paul's, 'i'-! 10x. 11.05 11.10 11.25 11.:!.) 12.10 liU) ii.:; l.us ixa oJti iui 2. MS 3.4.. 5.-U7 & pin Woodbum, Townsend, ilcKee, Mt. Angel, Dow n', iSlherlon. JoliiKton's Hill' Switzerland. KistHldeJunct., ilacleay, Aumsllle, Ale O PCrofcsIng, W'estSclo, Crab tree, Mplcet, Tullmau, Plalmlew. ilrown.vllle, Ron land, Coburg. All I.VIlA- 1.40 1.15 1.10 12.5.1 ivva iai n.i.i u.iti H.tt ii.it 10A1 VJM taio io.no ti.W tfJU S-1B 7.1 J a in diminution Iriclteu at t wo con t per inlleon wilejUt bullion nv tne ng1iU. Cuinectl-m at lit. Angel with kUiiei for andfnmi WtlUult Jllnenil hjirlne ! Woodbtirn witlisoutheru l'aciflccoinin train for und from Qnbn&.ur R.n.nininra. N wcor. Klri and Pine, l"ortlHOd.)i"n. ' i f J ' nam Msiness koouimi. Probably no one thing hastcaused sucli 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 thisverv valuable article from the fact that It always cures and never disappoints. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup, and all throat and lunir dis eases quickly cured. You ean to-t it before buying by getting a trial bot tle flee, large size ?1. Every bottlt warranted. JB HOUSEHOLD SHOULD BE WITH0E2 KhirforasLi Mps; T W??a "fy vmw&sjam r.ir' svSon37r-n) MfV-zciujTOeP RESTLESSKESS. A STRICTLY VfOETAOlt MULTLESS rAMILT KZBICINE. AND Y n i u.u a. L.rn i t. Price. ONE DoHar $m U'i , The majority of the ills of the human body arise from a diseased Liver. Sim mons Liver Regulator has been tho means f restoring moro pcoplo to health and kapplness by giving them a healthy Xlrer than any other agency on earth. ( EH THAT YOU GET TIIE QENUIMX POOR PEOPLE'S CHANCES. Some years ago a city missionary was crossing ono of tho parks in New York on the Sabbath day and said ta a lad, "What are you doing hero, breaking tho Lord's day? You ought to be at Church and worshipping God instead of breaking tho Sabbath in this way." The poor lad in hit rags looked up at the city missionary and said : "Oh, Bir, it's very oasy foi you to talk that way, but God knowe that we poor chaps ain't got no chance." Tho sentiment seemB to bo growing that in the United States the time has arrived when "tho poor chap? don't have no chance." There is some truth in it. The poor re not shut out from making a liveli hood, but the gulf between riches and poverty continually grows more diffi cult to cross. As the country becomes densely populated keen business com petition decreases the chances for accumulating wealth by ordinary busi ness methods. But tho same conditions vastly im prove the chances for great success to those who can strike out in new paths, can furnish something to the world that others cannot. True merit, in commodity or ability, will win easily and with grand results in this country, if tho masses can be induced to recognize it. This recogni tion can only be accomplished by what are sometimes sneeringly al luded to as advertising methods. What a marvelous success has at tended the thorough introduction to the world of tho merits of that wonder ful remedy for kidney disease War ner's Safe Cure. Hon. H. II. Warner first came to know of its curative power by being restored to hea'th from what the doctors pronounced a fatal kidney trouble lie concluded tho world ought to know of it and in tho ten years since ho bepan its manufacture he has spent millions of dollars in advertising tho Safe Cure. Ills methods have xen ingenious sometimes, perhaps, opsn to criti cism, but thoy had a purpoze which has leen accomplished. But mark! ho never would have secured a four fold return of tho vast sums thus expanded if tho real merit of the remedy had not been fully proven to tlio mil. ions ol people reached by his advertisements. Ten ycirs of increasing suer es ol Warner's Safe Cure is duo, fir t, tc intelligent and pleasing advertisincr, by which the penplu wre wade acquainted with the lemedy. Second, to the truo woith of tlm remedy, proved by actual eip .rini e, showing It to be tin only tpt'ifie for kidney disease, and all duwazeis g-ovring out of kidney deranpemui.ts. Air. Warner has something the people want, tells them eo, Out. piovea it to their n WjcUeneuccew: follows sa matter of courts. II. ;n ,u .tii tl in tKiuii I'Miir- u L.m i.ui ,LttiU t n.w ,.; eiisv iimu "I.e. .Ill' I. (-UIIIII'C, n pp M 111 Itlnitrt St, I-.VI, ib.i.ull.m in d mu wurrniils will be niiucllett If not nreoiiinl for p.ivment within sl.ty days from Mils date, July 1, 1SSU, iiihI payment tbereor will be refu-ed. h' .1 HAltCOCK, County Clerk, Hy D C SiiFKMAK, Deputy. 379 O. A. Cone J ! Oil 2VJ-1 C. 11. Harnett 13 O) Will . 15. Coruellu 14 W 10". LniilsDelor 3 1H) lt.T W. J llerren 4 a) 247 lt.C.flwr 4 00 L13 S. L. McOliee 4 00 410 Jack l'lillHl'8 Sim AIC J. S. VtuKbn 3 00 (.(.'. Jobu Saittb 4 (XI TlU 11. M Wailp.. 0 ui 943 llwt Tratt 3 00 1PC4 I.o,. Wlllli 1 00 IBM Cbas. VruMile 1 Wl 190.". J U.Ji'tus 2 Mi Ml H K HamaVer 3 00 J1HH.F Utr 3 00 2117 A. L. Unlcs 4 00 T2X0 J. S. Sttvtno 3 00 22(." i:ililu Strong 4 00 J 4 S". I drrgin htatesmnn... 4 00 2JOS J. A. lllclianlon 3 tiO 3I.V.I C. M. Moorcs i 8 00 43JS Samuel Lewis 1 SO I at) A. U. StrpheKs 1 CO 1W4 C. Splgnot 100 I.W E. liuwus 1 00 4.0.1 E.Tyrol 3 CO -ISM) N. IS. Krv 3 CO J7I.5 r.ebt. Cluluu 170 OOOtj Augustus Oleaiou 1 00 l.l vH U.S. lllaucliard 1 00 B110 A. Lowjiy 1M 01:5.1 Kdwaid I'urley 1 00 31 J. W. Ilrt-uille 170 1G1 i: llu;isi.ker 3 90 10'. , I H.LVttlP 10 20 209 natiiel l'nce 3 00 27il V. S. 1'lrlur 3 00 :0 Wia.S. Kinney 1 CO ('.!'. 1.J. Nrwburg 1 60 Ol.IJ.I) llmm 4 no 700 I). IIulilriilgK 1 CO S4'J 1!. Jl. Wads; Ok 14 CO 8.7 D. C Casliman 3 00 9113 Thm. FitrReiEld 4 00 1101 I'. H. Smllb , 3 CO 1190 UM.ilUuodscll 3 00 UQ1 M. Smith 3 SO l.il2 Geo. Li'llcy 3 SO 1413 O. W. liltu,ey 3 00 13:5.1 M. Crocker 160 1341 Chas. Ncllsou 1 60 I7lt l: K llrwkH 3 00 1MJ Jnim'H Cole man, 8r 3 60 1977 S. L TardiB 8 00 1991 A MrKrurlo 160 1999 a. Rltteaauer. 1 60 20U1 J. II. Powell 1 60 JlllJ I'dtr Ourilr 1 60 M27 J. II. Powell 3 75 J127 Lewis Sillier 3 00 JIM) J. L. IllJillo 1 60 Km W. 1". Brow n 3 60 3312 DnvM Long 1 70 2364 JolinllecaEsey 2 30 2420 S. It. Jesaup 1 60 2f.7fi Cella Lludscy 3 30 27tvl John Muciro 2 ci .'V.5 F. M. Hall 200 2878 D. liobblus 3 00 .I0U9 U.H, 1UU 'J 1U 3100 J. W. Ilk-Lens il 0U 3131 O N. Clinrcbill I CO 3142 Jolin Onboin 1 00 3143 Jaa. W.Cook 100 324U Alex. Ncglc 1 60 3101 James I'ltbcr 3 20 3JSJ vm.Gn.vi8 n on 3CC0 W.T. Olcsver 1 60 3749 II. H. Saage 3 20 o913 Mart. Cliaiubtrlln 2 00 3940 1, O. Johnson fl CO J907 i:. Tiyloi 4 Ui iMl M. Skullo 7 20 IOCS Lorenzo Ulllott 2 00 4070 M.SIuimons 2 IK. 10K8 McCully.'j Gilbert 4 2f 1226 Mrs J. A. Wnulees 160 43111 J O. Ilacbanan 4 00 597. J.J. ltjau 7 10 7720.1 II. Harriett 3 Hi 132S X.ll.Doty I 00 Ordered t bat tills list bo published an by Juno tnnn, Ismi. T.C.HI I AW. County . I mil. e. law required. Done by A FAMOUS BATTLE-GROUND. On tho banks of tho Tippecanoe, a small stream which entors tlio Wa bash River in Indiana, was fought tlio terrific battle of Tippecanoe. In this great struggle of fronlier times, tho allied western Indians un der tho chi"'tainship of Elkwatawa, tho 'Trophet" wero defeated in No vember, 1811, hy the Americans un der tho command of Gen. Win. II. Harrison. It was a desperate, hard-fought battle, and much depended upon tlio result. Had tho Indians been succoFsful, all barriers of defence for tho early settlers w uld have been overthrown and the cadly tomahawk would havo boon active in tlio rapid extermina tion of tho remaining pioneors. On tlio other hand the fortnnato termin ation of tlio contest put an end to fur ther attempts at op"n warfare by tlio Indians. The rich territory, so lotiK overrun by hostile savages, was thrown open for settlement, which rapidly occurred as soon nstheneuB of tho great victory becm wide spread. Naturally great praise was rendered to the success and intrepid bravery of Gen. Harrison and he was honored in many ways. lie afterwards served as Commander of tho Army of the Northwest, and when Indiana was ad mitted to Statehood, ho was Moi ted to represent tho ?tato in tlio Unhed States Senate. In ISJho was elected i'resident and his unfortunate demise occurred shortly after boing inaugu rated. The forty-second anniversary of the Battle of Tippecanoe found tho gal lant grand-son of "Old Tip" leading Ills forces to a great political victory which resulted in the s'-leotion of CJon. t!en. Harrison a President of the United Mates. Tho Harrisons have been a hardy race of men, soiling Irom old log cabin stock, which is a sufficient .Mtirantcoof its genuineness wherever found, ltcihriii.! the truth of this, jrv.it effort has been iiiado to ro-dis-ovor FoniH of the necrets contained n tho eld log cabin fctock of Uheful rticles, und as tl.e r ru.t, tho famous JM IHt (.'..iiiu Sar-nparilla, uuiwjr 4ulh reg.iMed a th berit Kprfeg jjnlc- ai.d hlcoii ik'unwi has been cund. Not s.stisfHl with the world kido witcem which in hold for War ier'? Safe Cure, lb only cure for i.dnoy dleoas's, .. jiioprietor ia i!liri lodoa'l iii-1 it. imji-bIIiIu toes si'liiih Wanifi ; i l ahm .-arsap-11 i lit uJ furemoit 1.110:1:; household .rt.cle on atcoui.t -( i.s purity and r" t ene8. After all, otteh h ! ,.d'ial has, at all :irn' Ui rent lutiicof lifo or death ''yht, rnd for Hc.nrity attention 11 t n" . arly 1 c jivlii to tho best . a !.- w'lirli'.t-ic: e can otter hu- a .1 Ui th yr -. test. fee t Capita Join 11a Has Been Enlarged CIIEAI'EST NEWSPAPER IN OREGON ! THE BEST FAMILY NEWSPAPER IN MARION COUNTY Read Our Reduced Terms! WEKKLV, one year, fcl.Ml. WKKKI.Y, six lnontliH,. .0."ii WKKICKV, Now Head Our IHscouni for Cash one year, il.tld. WNKKLY, six liioiiths, Jtl.00. TH YA0UINA ROUTE, WAH TIHiltK EVKU ANYTIUNO KilJAL TO ITV NOW KOl.L l' THK .VAMliS. AND TAKK ADVANTAOIC OK OlMt ONIVHIHI) OI-'K FOU OArfll. " Tkf'' Our Old Subscribers Now In nnviin. are urged to Uilic advantage of i.ur big dlscotinli by sot tlliignhl iicwiiiils and Joining the grand liming of one dollar sulHcribeiH I THISJS NOT A SPECIAL OFFER n. wive or otiurvM', iritii lime or the Hut a Kiild, pcruiaucnt reitticllou. We liiive i'iiiih to -lay 'lue'il "iifll. t.io-ir Ii'mpiik. wye wn- ft l.(Tf M1W, IWl UU)I XT llnlllllilliMl, iiln r uMur In Hie UatA; luke milt raally, you.'umj rl lumunil Hull yon liri (ii-. T(. r.v? 1VII A I I Inrrh. TlunuamU of (auwniiDiintly. Willi- ' w u' ' " " '' out iimnlfi-lliitf liulf of tlie iiljova yinj. , toinx teruiliiutc In conuinmiini una mil 1 In ttiH ffnuA. Nn diktat U ko mimruin. wmrtdptue. In u'nierjtfKul or imn ; Vi' wt', M'tiil tn, your Haines, If you want In take ad vaiitngi; of our "one OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD Ami Orvenn Development compnny' steiitnlil line. il" inllcj shorter, 20 hours I lexillinotlinn liy nny otlici ionic. First rliw.s throiiRh iMs-diccr il rrelKlit lino I ft-om rorttniiil und nil (Kiliits in thoWll- miuctto vnllcv to mill nxmi Snn I'rnncHco. TIME SCHEDUtE, (Except Hunrtays): lx"vo Atlinny 1.-00 I'M lnva CnrMillls 1:10 PM Arrive Ynqtilnn 6:30 I'M lxavo Vniiiilnn ...... -B.-45AM Leave Corvnllls ....... iot.Vi A M Arilve Allmny 11:10 AM ' O. U. tnilns connect nt Albany nnil 1 OnrvnllK Tho above tniln connect wiiii inn iirejmn Dove I 3fMtenMlilpi between rmucisco. nnect nt VAQUINA I'clopmcnt Cos I.lnu n ncnilna nnil Bnn sriUMKKS. llliunettii Wlllnmetto ilny And Greatly Improved anil Now Is The IS '.7 to nil SIM.(I Il.VTKS. Vnlloy ..Sntiinlny Aug. .1 ...iiiuiitiiu .miic-.. .iin-.niiy " i;i 1 wilininette Valley, Tliurxtlnr " ia 1 lllamette Valley . ...Sntunlny ' ill , HTKAMKItS, ritO.1t SAN FllANClSCO , lllanietto Valley .. .'I'uesdny, July ,'M niiinineiio vaney Tlmrsuny Auu, ituuiiiieiio niicy ... .miiiiny Wllliiinctlo Valley.. Satmifa This eomimny reserves tho right I viiniisc mining nines wiinoui nonce. .. aN. 11. I'llMMMllfOIV nllil l-nrtliiml nnil Willamette. Vnlle.V ixilnts can mnkn clnsn TOiinectlon with tho tmltiR of the AOU1NA llOl'TK at Albany orCon-allls, ami If destined to Sim Kmnclsco, should arratigotoaritvMiit Ymiuina tho evening before date of Milling. I'lKsfiicrr and Frrlebt Itatrs Ahrars thf 1 lflfst. l'orlntoriunllou apply to Messrs j UL'LMAN .t IM., Freight and Ticket Agents iXW and 'JK Front st., IVirtlnud, Or. C.( HOOUK, Ac't Clcn'l Krt. A lliss. Agt.,(jjegon lticltloIt.lt. Co., Corvallls, Or. rs II. HAHWKI.li, Jr. Clcn'l Krt; A IMss. Agt. Oiegon DoNclopment Co., SOI .Montgomery St.; San 1'rauclsco, CalJ Itoineinber tho Oivgsn Itielllc's popular Milliliter excursions to Yaiiulna. Uw nitu tickets am no on mile, good every Wednesday and Saturday Irom Albauv, Corvallls and riillomnth. Yiiiiin truly, C. ('. flO(UK,A,H, I Agent Ora'laiiil lo California AM A Soiillifii'ii Pacific Company's Line. TIIE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE. lime lU'twi'cn Sal fin ami S'.tu 1'rauclsco.". Thhly-slx Hours. CAI.tKOIINIA UXI'lll-.m IKAtN UUN DAII.T. UKI'Wr.KN l'OUTIVKll ANIIH. V. outli. "Jfiirlli. 4:(K) p. 111. il: 1 1 p. 111. 7: 15 11. 111. I.OOAii I'AHSK.NIIKU 1 KAtN ( DAILY KX ("HIT HUN DAY). I.v, I'm lluiul Ar. I.v. Knlein l.v. Ar. Kan Kraii. Lv. 10:l5a.in. 7:,M n. Hi. 7:110 p. 111. MO II. III. I 11:10 ii. m 'J: It) p. in. I.v, 1'ortlnnd Ar. I !l:lfi p. in. I.v Malem I.v. I'AK! p. in. Ar. Kugeno I.v. D.UO a. in , ! PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPEiiS. ! TOURIST SLEEPING CARS? For accommodation ol second class passengers attached to u;ioss lialns. Thus. 1'. coinpnsy'H feiry iiiukcs ism neetlon u HI; all tho regular mini on th Hurt KtOo Division fiom KhiIoI 1' siren I rorlliind. j iVcst Side Division. Between Portland and Cervallis: I 1IAII.V (KXCKIT MUNIIAY). 7:!!fl a. inTl I7v7 I'fflli, iii.l Ar. "l'oitfahd Corvallls Ar. I.v. "(t:i!0'p. Ml. 1:'I0 p. in. iVfAlIililiy and Corvallls connect with tialnsofOiegim I'aclllo ltallroad, Thiiiugh tlclielHloall isilnts south and cast In. Callfoinla ; i:"l'IIIMMTIIAIN (I1AU.Y K-XCKITMUNIIAV. K?il) ii. iii.Tl. I'oRlaud Ml) p. m. Ar..Mo.MlnnvllloLv, rtrT TlJOn. in. 6: I'm. in. Through Tickets To all poll Is SOUTH anil KAST -VIA- O AL1FORN I A. . I'or lull iiiliirmatioii regarding nil en, amp, etc., apply lo tlm Company's ugeut, riali'in, Oregon. K. 1'. I t()(l Kits, Assl.0. 1', and ItihS.Ag't It. KOKIII.KH.I .Manngur. Ilrcgflii llailwiiy ami Navigation COMPANY. Columbia River Route.' unviiwcfiil!y treated by ihylnluii4. The limnuCwtiireniof Vr l-agf (iiturrli Hem rdy have, for man) yir, ofTeri-.) n lunrt lug reward ot VVw Hit u nue ot Nnsul Cu turrh. no iiiutttr how bad or of Uovr loug tandlcg, which tbey cunnot curr, Hnu eJy oI(f T dniffHif t H cent'. tliliil ot!' Tor ninli," mid lire not wlioro. you cmi j;t't iKmtnl note of oilier eonvoiiluiit uietliml uf rt-'inltlliiii', m-ikI im your iiamii ami Ntato tl.nl yi.u will ri-tnlt at tlrt-1 oftimrfuiiity. TliU w tmniire yntir lnHig pliuvri on the AJ llt. 1 rains for the east Iihui I'ortiaud al7i5 mi and l';'IO p in dally, 'I'lo i ts lo niidlrmii principal isilnts In Mil Untied Hlales Can ndiiaiiil I 'in ). EtEGAHT TUtMANN PAL'.C CARS KinUriinl Hleeplng Ci rs run Iirony ' on express In Inslo OMAHA ('HUNCH, II Ml F tlllll Kl, I'Alll Free of Cliui'Ko atitl Wit uu CIiiiui;h. Coniu-etloiiHdt I'ortiaud forKali I'm I itseoaud 1'iigct Hound ikiIiiIs. I'or lurthcr uirtlciilars iiddrowi any Hgeut of Hid company, or A. t. MAXWEtL. O. 1'. A T. A U. J, HMlTll.Ofi.'l iliiuiiKcr, I'ortlunil. 10.1 IIKWAItll. IU07 The nailers of Die .IiiDKNai, will he pleiued to learn thst thcro U at Iwnl one dinudcd dlkeiiMi that kulonco lian heen uhlu lo tiiiti III nil llstu!ct and Hint Is catarrh. llull'sCalarmh Cure U tho only jmmIIImi cure now known lo Ihu medical frnterni' Catarrh being it iitltullouat illwiu. e (iilnwii iiimitltiilloniil trcatineut. will's (iiUirrli euro Is takon Inlijrimlly, uvtlng ill notly iikiii lint hlisid mid niiiciu sur facm of Ui" ysluiu, (hereby destroying Hie fouiuliilloii of tho dlsuise, and giving the patient strnuth, by bulUlliig up the iiinttltiitloii and iissMlng nutiiru In doing Its work. The proprietor limn o nilii'li faith In iMuuintlvc siuer, that thny oiler Our Hundred Ifcilliir for any mine that It falls to cur . Ho ml for lUt of teslliuonluN, Address K.J. t'HKNKV A CO., Toledo, O. iK uy nniifnu,7u.', 'I -i M 4 wTZJFSH1