Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, August 07, 1889, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTjjMlWI .T,-vT J! 'i. in ' .S THE CAPITAL EYENIXG "JOUBNAli. rimn ill iisfiiri iiii'nviT i im, liiinuiju juuiiWAL. mmMM jpiil POWDER WEINESDAY--AU(,;rsT 7, LSfcO. The Lililor Wns in. "This 'Jcklng tin oiiilur U scaly busings",1' Mtl.l a Detroiter the other day, as the milter was ihcldently j called up. "J once had some ex-' perloncc in that line, and I liavn't J quite recovered from my disgust ' yet." I "How wns it?" I "l was in rcoria, in. A paper came out one morning and Killed me a loafer, and my dander was up id n minute. I went around to find the editor, taking a copy of the paper along, lie was very courte ous and even when I hiitl I had come to lick him he didn't lo.e his smile." v ''Anything wrong?" lie a.-iked. "Your paper calls me a loafer." "Ah! does it? Let's see. Tills is not my paper, but the Ki'le, pub lished two blocks l'urlhir down. My paper is the Argus." "And this is not thelki'e office?" "Oh, no." "Well, I went down to the other ofilce, and as I was going up stairs I met a man tumbling down." "What's up?" I asked. "Been up to lick the editor," he replied. "And was he l.i?" "Ho was a wnole ton of him." "What's your complaint?" "His puncr called mo a lo.ife". My name's John k." The Oregon Fruit Dryer. ' ? Notice of ftmccllnilon of County Warrants. muWJU ilSKfra!'SBL t?sr st.it'i'i Urev'll.Ci'iilit.N v" '!', "'- Notice N hereby oven ttui hi ...oril iii.ewip "An Air: to num., i.e n. wi.n. .Mi. tulie intiii'lleitiiltei m .en, imiiiiii ihcituteof iSHUtince," appioHil Tihrv.. n .!., I.!i, tholullouiiDt cmiirj variants will lw cimcellcil If not mecunUtl for niviuciit wltliln Rlsiy days iiom UiN date, July 1, ixsJ. ami piiyincui mvn-.ii ui uu rciii.cii. K .1 HANCOCK, County Clerk, By DCSltKKMAN, Deputy. 779 Q. A. Cone $ 9 00 27M C. II. liurnrtt 1 no I ?Jl! U. 11 Conultus H 00 km xuniKiciiur ....... i w U7 W. J. llrrren I 00 '.'47 R. O. Ocer 4 CO '.93 S. L. McGliee "..4100 419 Jack riiilllp 8 00 510 J.S. VniRhn 2 00 W5 Joliu Smith 4 00 70-.1 It. M. U'mle 6 U0 943 llusea Pratt . 00 1004 Leo V, tills 1 00 11-93 Chun. Viusble 110 It is Easy to Operate and Eco nomical in Fuel. fee J i Capita I A ii linn iiuuiiiai! Absolutely Pure. Thlsnowfler nnvpr rnriM a Yrmi.tr.., nt iurii,Rxrcugin unawiiolesomencss. More economical thnn the ordinary kinds, nnd cannot ho sold in competition with the multitude oflow test, short weight nlum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. Hoval, Marino I,OWDEItCO..10UVnll.Y. Trucks and Drays. MORGAN & MEAD "Audi watn't the person meant at all, you see, and when I after wards called upon the Bugle man I found him to be an ex-heavy weight pugilist who could have knocked the life out of me with a punch." Awarded first premium at the Slate Fair In 1KS.1, '84, '85, N, '87, '88, an the California State Fair In 1S87, nnd San Joaquin county Fair In ISST: awm Oregon ind at id the nuln countv Fair in 1SS7: nwnnleil Grand Siler Medal at the Portland Me chanic's Fair In lbSS. Miuutlaclitred hi s-eensizc. For circular and price list ad dress II. B. JOKY .t SON, Salem, Or. l'o-tofHcp box VStf. AM now nmvlded will, Ann now ilnn and truek and aro prepared tooonll busi- nuss in ni iinc m me uesi oi snape. They fflve their personal supervison to oil work. OornoTStnte land Commeirclal streets. It should be generally known that Dr. Henley's Dandelion Tonic in sures a hearty appetite and increased digestion, dispels nervous depression anil low spirits, overi-onu-3 lack of energy and wakefulness and will in fuse new life and strength into the weakest hi valid, tiokf by D. W. Mtithewa. ' Sirs. Sykec Vcs; Bill is a most devoted and loving husband, dear. Ho only beats mo when he is bilious or his corns hurt him. Tho BUYF.HS GUIDE ii Issuad Mnvch and Sept., each yoar. It is an ency clopedia of useful infor mation for all who pur chase tho luxuries or the necessities of life. We can clothe you and furnish you with all tho necessary and unnecessary appliances to ride, walk, danco, sleep, oat, flsh, hunt, work, c to church, or st&7 at homo, and in various sizes, styles and quantities. Just ngure out what is required 10 do all these things COMFORTABLY, and you can make a fan estimate of tho value of the BUYERS' GUIDE, which will be sent upon receipt of 10 cents vu pay postage, MONTGOMERY WARD A CO. 111-114 Michigan Avenue. Chicago, 111, I.ITTLK WOJiKX are as a rule, possessed of happy disposi tions but when these sweet dlsposltion,bo- como soured and Irritable, in coneo,netco of tho long train of dMioilng features peculiar to female complaints, they are then not companlonablo to say tho least. It Is theduty, not only of little women, but of all women so allllclcd, to bring about the subjection, and Immediate removal, of these painful maladies. This Is easily accomplished by tho tiso of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, the great specific lor "female weakness." It Is a posltivo cure for the most flowing, painftil menstruation, unnatural suppressions prolapsus or filling of tho womb, weak back, "femalo weak ness," nnteverslon, retroversion, bearing down sensations, chronic congestion, In flammation and ulceration of the womb, Inflammation, pain and tenderness In ovaries, and kindred ailments. Alldiug-glsts. 1903 J. II. Junes.. '2037 U.K. IhltiMker.. 2114 ll.'F. Over. 2117 A. L. Kates , MJO J. S. Stevens Kf.7 Ell8h Strong. ... 2439 Oregon Statesman. Ihicklcn's Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for cuts, brui.M?s, 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 per box. For sale by Daniel J. try, drug gist. Trstli In Time f Danger. They were seated very close to the waterside, and he was gently toying witli her hair and speaking in that low tone which only comes after nightfall and beforj be Ui.ne. 'My dear," he whispered, "is this all your own hair?" Shyly she returned: "Ysj, George, of eouive." Juat then a splash was heinl, and she fell into the water. "Look out, George'." shehci'e.iiiied in frem.ied tones as he seized her desperately by the hair, "Look out for my hair, much of it Is coming loose." -Call and See- T. J. CRONISE. Salem's Popular Job Printer, AT UIR NEW QUAttTEriS IN THE State Insurance Building, Cor. Com mercial and Chemekete streets '0-ltf This is the season of the year when tho raw, cold winds createsad havoc with the hands and complex ion. Soft white hands and a clear "peachy" complexion can bo as suredlv preserved by tho frequent application of Dutard's Specific. If rubbed iuto tho skin well it leaves no greasy surface. Tho skin absorbs it. Sold by D. "V. Mat news. Horace Walker of Marlborough, Muss., has experienced many disap pointments. Ho tried paris-green, but took too much; jumped out of u second-story window, but failed to land with fatal effect. Tho next time he put n bulletin his brain, and much to the surprise of the nredic.il fraternity, he lived. His last suicidal act was tocut his throat from ear to car, but ho failed to sever tho jugular vein and Is still alive. Oregon is one of the most produc tive states in the Union. Its vast mineral regions contains gold, silver, copper, iron, and coal. It's immense tracts of grazing lands support thou sands of cattle and eheep, and Its extensive agricultural regions pro duce ull tho cereals in abundance, tho yield peracro 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 afflicted with pain i the back nnd kiduev dllllcutties. It Is purolv of vcgetublo composition and never fulls. Sold by D. V. Mathews. For the Public Good. It Is an indisputable fact that tho hand- some-it vestibule trains that aro now run on the American continent aro those on tho llurllntrtoii route, leaving from Union depot in I inner, also St. Paul, Immediate ly on arrival of all through trntns from the west. Tho flmtuud hecoiid class coaches 'iro magnificent, the rec'lning chair cars .-'ilnirb. tho Pullman sleeper extremely luxuriant, and as for thoiuotls that tiro served in thoso pr-lace lluillnsfton dining errs yum yum. Tho next time you go oast to Kansas City, Chicago or St. liuls, If you mention to the ticket agent that you want your ticket to lead from Denver or St. Paul over tho llurlington route, you will get it, nnd you will always bo glad of If you go la tho Northern or Canadian Pieilie, the elegant cstlbule trains of Tae iturllngton Honto, between St. Paul and t'hieago, or St. Louis, will carry you along the eastern shore of tho Mississippi river for a distance of XiO miles, amidst scenery that cannot bo surpassed; or, if you go via thoOiegon Short Lino or Southern Paeitle, and your ticKEt reads via Tho llurlington Route, from Cheyenne or Den ver, you will pass through nil the thriving cities and towns located In whatlspopu lurlv known as the Heart ol the Continent. For further information apply to A. C. Sheldon, (Seneral Agent, 8j First street, Portland, Oregon. -i-lDd&wU $50. HORSES. $50. One hundred hend of brood marcs nnd young horses for safe. Forty or fifty colts expected in tho spring Two fine horses, Clyde and Pcr:heon stock, weight sixteen ami seventeen hundred; h ivo been wltli the band for tho past three years. Original stock from the best quality ol marcs. For particulars address nr see 11. Hi Alio, wit, " Salem, Or. TIIEIR M1SINESS IIUO.MIMI. Probably no one thing has caused such a great revival of trade at Dan lelJ. 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, Uronchitis, 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 wai ranted. KC HOUSEHOLD SHOULD DEWmi0 011EG0NIAN RAILWAY CO. (Limited Line.) MAS. X SCOTT, Receiver. On andnnerJuneSl 18S9 and until further notice tralus will run daily (except Sun day) as follews: EAST SIDE, Coburg Mull, Portl'd SI all From Portland STATION'S. Tow'rd Port I land 8.0) urn MWTfcANn l'JkW V Ar. 3.15-p ra. Foot or r mrveu D.M 11 m .uo 10. How's This? We offer One Hundred lollan reward for any cue of I'uUrrh that uiunot be , cured by ukltie Hull's Catarrh Cwro. I F J. Cheat & Co.. proprietors, Toletlo, Ui j We, the uuOsftilgtttd, lntvu nimwn J J. rheney for tho fct IS ymn, and !11vjj' Jilm jxrrfA.'tly Uiarraijo l- all Uulna ! trxnsrU"n, unit rliunetijiy utile uiairr out any ot.Uni.Jic made by !-. ; . m. lh i. K. 11. Ui il.i.n. i -'' Jornl uuU. :' -' ' Wuidiu,'. Kim ' -' drum " Hall'. iVj(ili iui in tin; a. cti i-;- '- " hU iJCci .11. -. '' J irt. l'r. i' ' l' ' (irucUtf. T'lUi -at- ' lOSu " 11.05 ' 11.10 11.25 ' 11.35 12.10 liSO il.85 " lit I 1.W 1X8 6JSU 4.1 JLlt " . " ss 11 an us Ar p m ILiv's Uiuding. bt. Paul's, Woodburn, Townsend, McKte, JIL Angel, Dow nV, hllverton. Johnston' Mill' .Switzerland. KuthldeJunct,, Jlucieay, Aunts vllle, Ale OP Crossing, Wwt rkrln, Cmbtreo, Talluinu, Ptolnview. llrowiivt)le, 1 lowland, Ar I'obunc. AH I.V ,1 iwnuiutlimlTiekeU t iwoteont per Itfu,t mtleuu fcl(ut uUoi. ua l.v 2.3S 1.40 1.15 1.10 12.55 lis; lia) 11.15 11.40 1L3S 11.11 10.H IU.-JS iaio 1000 9J0 &&! 610 7.12 6J59 .J0 a m iui ngeiiU. H IWminll rum A.V.Vik Vs " f303 I I DgsiPffiiPsiA, m S j .rebtlessnesS' Wa B A iTIIICTLY VIOITXI.I HR B MULTLlIt fAMILT MIOICIML IS t meow, a.', jm PHILADELPHIA. Wm j Price. OH E Dollar I K8IB 200 a oo a oo 4 OO 3 00 4 00 4 00 2303 J. A. ltlclunlson 3 00 3459 C. II. Moore S P0 4239 Sainunl Lewis , 1 SO t.MM A. 11. Stephens 1 00 4594 C. Spignot 100 4W3 E. Downs 190 45AJ K.Tjtel a OO 49M) N. II. Try 2 00 6703 ltobt. Clufflu 1 TO COHS Austistus Ulenson 1 90 T.1.V8 U.S. DUnclisrd 1 no CU9 A. Ixnrjoy 1 CO 0133 Kdwanl Parley 1 l0 lit J. W. llrcuillo 170 lf.1 E. HunsaVer 3 90 1CS J. II. Cottlo 10 20 M9 Datiiol Taoe 2 00 270 P. 8. Ft'licr 2 00 39U Wui.fl. Kinney 1 Ml 005 1'. J. Kewburg 1 W C80J.D Ilan 4 CO 799 D. IloliUiilt'o 1 CO 849 It. M. Wailed Co.. 7 11 CO 817 1). O Cilfhinnti 3 00 993 1 bos. FitzRerald 4 00 1104 1 H. Smith 2 00 1199 DaxMGooiUell 2 00 I30S M. Smith 2 CO 1312 Geo. Lrlley 2 CO 1415 Q. W. Whitney 2 00 .1533 SI. Crocker 1MI 1311 Chas. Neilnou 1 60 174(1 K. S. llrooks 2 00 1832 James Culeman, Sr 2 M) 1977 8. L Parill 8 00 1991 A. McKcnzle 1 50 1999 II. ltlttenauer 1 50 20H1 J. H. Powell 1 60 2013 1'eter Curdy 1 60 2027 J. II. Powell 3 76 2127 Lewis Miller 2 00 21S9 J. L. niddlo 150 2J0U W. P. Drown 2 50 2312 David Long I 70 2384 John Deca8oy 2 30 2120 S. It. Jeiwup 1 60 2070 Cella Liudtey 3 311 2783 John Mooro 2 60 280.1 P.M. Hall 2 011 2878 D. Itobbina 2 00 2909 O. II. Hall 2 1(1 3100 J. W. Dlclens 0 00 3131 0 N. Churchill 1 00 3142 John Osboin 00 IU43 Jas. W.Cook 100 3219 Alex. Negle I Ml 3lul James Usher 2 20 3382 Wm. Oraves 15 (HI Sfif.O W.T. Clearer 1 60 3749 II. II. Savage. 6 20 3913 Mart. Cbauiberlin 2 00 3910 P. O. Johnson 5 00 3907 E.Taylor 4 CO 4052 M. Skaifo 7 20 4'Jfl.l Lorenzo Elliott '. 2 03 4079 M. Simmons 2 00 4088 MeCully& Gilbert 4 21 4226 Mrs. J. A. WanleftB 1 50 4310 J. C. Dacliauau 4 00 5973 J.J. ltjan 7 CO 5720 J. II. Harriett 2 Oil 4128 N.lt.Doty 4 0J Ordered that tills list bo published ashy law lequlicd. Done by June term, lhsO. T. O. 8HAW. County J ttdge. Has Been Enlarged CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN OREGON! THE BEST FAMILY NEWSPAPER rsr1-.. kfVtt Cm The majority of the ills of the human body arise from a diseased Liver. Him' mom J.lvcr Regulator has been the meant f restoring more peoplo to health and kapplness by giving them a health liver than any other agency on earth. WM THAT YOU GET TUI2 QCMTCO VIVID WRITING. A little dessriptive p'ece entitled "Over tho Guns," "from tlio Detroit Free Prett,ol which o give a para graph, rotninds us that great adver tisers, like II. II. Warner & Co., pro prietors of AVamer's celebrated Safe Cure, illicit get n hint from it. Here is the paragraph : "Shoot to tho right or left, over the guns or under them. Striko where you will, but strike to destroy. Now tho hell (surges down, even to the windows of the old farm-houso now back under the apple trees and be yond them. Dead men are under the ponderous wheels of the guns, mad devils are slashing and shooting across the barrels. No one seems to know friend from foe. Shoot, slash, kill and "Hut tho hell is dissolved. The smoke Is lifting, shrieks and screams crow fainter, and twenty or thirty living men pull tho dead Ixxlies away from the guns. Three hundred dead and wounded on the single aero. They tell of war and glory. Look over this hell's acre nnd tind the lat- And in just as deadly a strile, A FAMOUS BATTLE-GROUND. On tho banks of tho Tippecanoe, a small stream which enters the Wa bash llivcrin Indiana, was fought tho terrific battle of Tippecanoo. In this great Ftrttggle of frontier times, tho allied western Indians un der tho chi-'tainship of IClskwalawa, tho "I'rophet" wero dofootcd in No vember, 1S11, by the Americans un der the command of (Jon. Wm. II, Harrison. It was a desperato, hard-fought battle, and much depended upon tho result. Hud tho Indians been successful, all barriers of defunco for tho early settlers w uld have been overthrown and the eadly tomahawk would liavn been active in thu rjpid extermina tion of the remaining pioneers.' On the other hand tho fortnnato termin ation of the contest put an end to fur ther attempts at open warfare by the Indians. Tho rich torritory, so lon overrun by hostile eavagos, wai thrown open lor settlement, wiucn rapidly occurred as soon us the news of tho great victory becuu. iviile spread. Naturally great praise was rendered to tho success and intrepid bravery of Gen. Harrison and he was honored in many wavs. Ho afterwards served as Commander of tho Army of the Northwest, and when Indiana wan ad mitted to Statehood, he was iHle(teil to represent tho State in the Untied States Senate. In 1840 ho was elected President and his unfortunate demise occurred shortly after being inaugu rated. The forty-second anniversary of the Battle of Tippecanoo found the gal lant grand-son of "Old Tip" leading his forces to a great political victory which resulted in tho selection of Gen. Ben. Harrison an President of the United States. The Harrisons havo been a hardy race of men, sprung from old log cabin stock, which is a sufliclent guarantee of its genuineness wherever found. Realizing the truth of this, great effort has been made to re-dls-covor some of the secrets contained in the old log cabin stock of useful articles, and as the result, the famous Old Log Cabin Sawaparilla, univer sally regarded as the best Spring tonic and blood cleanser has been found. Not satisfied with tho world w ide esteem which is held for War ner's Safe Cure, the only cure for kidney diseases, the proprietor Is willing to do all that is nofBible to es tablish Warner's IJg Cabin harsap arilla as foremost among household articles on account of its purity and eflectivenees. After all, each individual has, at all time, the great battle of life nr death to fight, and for ccvurity attention must necessarily be given to the bi'ht wcajions wblcli science can oiiernu- IN MARION COUNTY! i Read Our Reduced Terms! THE YAnUINA ROUTE. WEEKLY, one yeur,- -1..ri0. WRHKLY, six mouths,. -40.75 Now Read Our Discount for fash WHISK LY, one your 1.K). WKKKLY, hU inmtlis,..t.lfl.r,() WAS TIHOHE EVEU ANYTHING EQUAL TO I TV NOW HOLL IN THE NAMES. AND TAKE ADVANTAOK OF OUIt ONE-.'"HIHU OKI-' l'OK (JAW I. .'! tor. thr.ncli noiseless, are men falling at our right and left to-day. la It war? .inanity in the great content. Yes, war of the blood. Wood loaded Our Old Subscribers Now In arrears are urgul to lal;n advtinhic of our big discount, by set. fillip old iii'Odimtrt and Joining the (lutiul Huong of one dollar siilHcrlhertJ THIS IS NOT A SPECIAL OFFER with poison through imperfect kidney if jou have iliwiiarue irojn tho nnw, flctinn. And is there no nower to loifcnuhe or ntherwLo, lurllul lr of ihn I .,w. .w - - ., . .. , . - ,--,.... . xtoii tins awful slauuutcrr its, ; ,,u..,,i,' r..i rt,,ii(1r,i..i,iiiti,t,.,i ,.., Warner's Safe Cure, a tried specific, a r preMurv In 'the IumiI, taku tola i-u.iiy, , that lias brought llle anil you.inay renv hmuito umi j.f wh m -"" - " ---- - ..!.. i. ". .. .. . . -. i.w m. -i.tr uiiniinnif ll.r.uo. r.il.1 ! t rril, J IIIJUI1U ......... niiti. Hut a foihl. Kriiaiiim rodiiotlo'i. V,'o havo CJiue to tny Pa anacea hone to hundreds of tiiousands of uying men ami numvii. lie eniuiou inerciore. i;my rh. Tl out ii)unltiIliitf ttalf of tli ulxiVe ri nit In ma omit In ttiM I'tiUK Sit dlfrfllW I- lUt VUtlMUiU. U III ltU klb4 I -"' . ..". " army e: Jiving men finu women wjio Utm l-ruilnftl In wiuiitojiUni and rtnl Ill lilt) UnttC UIWII" " tVIHIIM'U( niore deceptive U uudnNxl or more NNowiy, hend tl your llitlim' T(PK AN!) ALL If yoti wiinl to takoailvuntage of our "one mwrtr i i I'inir irii'Ti iiiiii i&iiiiiiiii nhiiii t ... ,, oi "H.'J'ga l SSbIS Sndfut ' have been re-cued from disease and ! KJLVXn&i&TO "'"l "' oush," and are not where yon caii get INMtn! note or other i ...id .. lJVi'hiHH1h.rnl'mociu.,any premature death, and be eternally jdy JWjJ' umivoiiluitl metliwl of Miilltln. ' iHymr uuiiiv and state tUt you ""'"i" - irirmliSKe; I W$i? "WSZ&iS wmrcinUatn.stop,,,-, I, Thb w,.W,..,w.-I..k .1.-l on the jvrtuSj QTiip. ' ""- ' f dn)f & " i Uollar lint. dud Greatly improved and Now Is The OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD" Anil Orreon l)oclotiincnt ctimpniiy'i iPiHliiiietliiui by liny otliei loute. FlrH Ji'ir.t .'"Vi1"5'1. l"e"rfor unit frelglit llim rmm I'ortlaiul nnd nil iKilnts In tlio Wll- ' -"". ... .iui. iiinii c?au r ninci&ci.. TIME SCHEDULE, (Kxcopt Htinanyi.): LcuvoAitmnv IivoCorvullla Arrive Ynqninn JiPiwo Ynqulnn lenvc Cinviillls Arrive Albnny " ,,- tnilus connect nt Corvnllls. T"1" tho Orciwn Dovoloimictit tft i,na SA I LIN a' DATES. STKAMK1W, lKXII'M -1:101' it - StMl'.M - :4SAM IChJJAM 11:10 AM Altmtiy nnd .1..,, .. njn . ffi 3S&B BS& tfOM SAN ritANCISCO so :S!S SJ?W,PW" -"" '""vj - .nmiiruiiy " 'j Th iMinpmiy re-servos tlio rltrliL to chniiKo nlin,K Unte, without not Iro. WMli. fc oV'",f.!,In:!,.1.1,"r'''t.'.d nil roimit n , V. " I. '"',"" "in, inline f lia YAOUIVviim" ,. ,.1,:,1 tnilns of ths before Unto of ii'iV "'l"mn "10 "VciiIiib gntiiUeWtr? C.C. 1IOOUK. Ae't Gcn'l Krt, A 1'nsH. AKt., OrfRim fnclllolt. ItV Co., p ii l, mim.i i . Cervnllls.Or. t. II. HArVWhl.ij.Jr. Oen'l Krt: A i ii. ARt. Oregon Development Co., 501 Montgomery '..; Hun Kninclf.ro, CulJ .,,1.!.V.",u;"lb01 "! Orw I'nclllo'K poptilnr ? .ViV, r,V1.''l,.r8l0,,H '" Vivoiiluii. Ii,. m't'i tlokets nro now on sale, good every eilnesilny ,,iul Siitttnlny imm Albnny. CorviilllHiiiiai'lilloniiuli. rtiunnj, otir truly, . ( flOUK.A,(I. l'.Aitent ) -VTA Soiitliom Pacific Company's Lino. THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE.' lime lielwrrn Salem ami San Franclscm Thlrtj.slx llDum. CAI.IKOItNIA HX1MIK.SM TltAlN-KUN 1IAH.T. IlKTVrKKN I'OltTIKll ANDH. F. "WTnTliTT I. l.v. i. l.v. i. Ar. 1'iirtliitiil HiiIpiii Han Krnn. Ar. l.v. l.v. 1:(HI p. in u:ii p. in nun, in LOCAL 1-AH.1K.NIIKU TltAIN I 11AI1 OK1T 8UN11AV). R:00 II. 111. 11:10 n. in ftIO p. m. North. lOtl.ln. in. 7fkt n. in. 7:(X) p. in. ,Y :x- l.v rortlund Ar. I :t:t5 p. in. l.v Hnlem l.v. 12:52 p. in. Ar. Kimeiio l.v. U.U0 n. in. PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS Kor nieoiiiinoiliitii)ii of heennit elarni piiNi-eniffiH iiltnclieil to osjirutN IraliiH, I'lio 8. T. eoinpimy'H terry inukvri eon lift-linn Mlthivil tlio icKtiinr iniiiii until hiht Siilo Dlvlklon Imm .foot ot Y Ntien I'm Hand. A'csl Sido Division, Bclwccn Porllaiid anil Cervallis: 1IA1I.V (BXI'KIT HUW1IAV). I'ortlnnil Ar. (Iffll p, in. CorvnlllH l.v. I:.'i0 p. ;n. yiiaTrrnirrrvr 12.2.", Ii. in. 1 Ar. ACAlliiiny mill CurviillnT eonilevt with tliilnu ofOreKon I'urlltn Itnllroiul. TlitotiL'li tlclti'tHtoull jiolutH t-mitli mill ciiHt via Cnllfornlii KXI'iTkh-VTUAIN (IIAll.Y KXl'KI-rHUWII.rvT T:6fl p. ii H.U0 p. in. l.v. PoHluiiiI AFT Ar..ML'Mluiivillel.v. TO) u. in. fit IS n. in. Through Ticket I To all polntH "IHITII and KAST VIA- O A.Twl FORNlA. Mir lull iiiiorniiition reitunlini; rulcM, iiiiii, etc., apply to thu Ctimpnuy'H nuvnt, Muleni, Oii'koii. IC l. lU)()i:iS, Annt.0. K. and I'aiiH.Au't It. KUKIII.KIt.l ManuKir. Oregon Railway anil Navigation COMPANY, Columbia River Route.' 1 minx lor tlio rant liuvo i'ortlaiul at 7:i5 am unil U::) inn dully. 'I'ln ilx to aiiilfroin prlni'lpal iMilutM In tin UlillcdHtiitt'N, Cur. alia mill Kurojie. ELEGANT TULMAHN PALW. CARS KiHlifraiil Hleeplni; (.'am run Himuy'' on exprfKH tu Itinto OMAMA t'OUNC'II, III.ll'K lllltl K'l. I'AUi Kri'i' of I'liarso .Till Wit cu Change. Connect lonmit I'ortlaiul for"un Knn t'ucumul I'lUjetKotitul polutv, I'or Itirtlier piirtlciilarn ndilroH any iiKent oftliu ciiliipuny or A. L. MAXWELL, a. 1. a T A II., I. HMITH.Otl.'l Mana;r, I'orlland. iuii iti.w.Miu. ion. Thu rmidiTH of the Jouii.n.vi. trill lie plutthed lo learn that tliuru U at leum one. dro.idi d dlneaku that M'ltuieu liak ltn uIjIu lo mini III all It utiiKo ami that I ratarrli. llaH'(.'ntairali I'ure 1 thu only iMMlthu euni now known lo Hie mi'illeul frateri:!'' L'ntarrli Im)Iiik;i riiitlltitlonal dl.wix a' (iilieKa oiiutltiilloiml triatiiu-nt. aII' Cutarrli on re U taken Internally, aetinif ill ru-tly upon tli.) Iilood mid miiotn ur fuci4 of the )li'in, tlieiiliy ihvlnolni; the foundation of tlio iII.imm', and kIvIiii; tlio luttlont ktrtiiKth, by liiilMlnic iij ihn coiinlUullon nud umUIIiik nuturu III ilolliK lt world Thu priiprlctou liuu -o much faith In lteurullve wiwer, that tlmy oiler One Hundred Dolliim for liny im Unit It f.iIU In cur '. rknd for IUI of tvkllinuiiluUf AdiUeii V. J, niKNKY A CO,, Tultdo, 0. 14 by pfHgUU,73, 1 m v 1 m m 1 i ,v..,g;'ii?i'ii.i.i'i'.w'i""i- i i f r unrtiri wjiwwiwyranr vi MMHSQMNMld?llfflHnii tillili s