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THE CAPITA! EYEXIXG JOURNAL. TIIE CAPITAL J011RML. ' Ileal Estate Transactions. Daily transfers furnished to the CAi'iTA'ii JounxAij by the Union ti-' tlo abstract cempany: i William Llverman to A. L. Sureni, J acres in Marlon county; $ 1.W 00 Geo. Ij. M. Corlilo to Oeorge F. Coffry, 107 acres ' in 1 0 s. r 3 w; 1 v Geo. T. Cofl'ec and wf to Peter H. Itissimiswmi, 107 acres in tCsr2; 1800 00 A. Tj. Shrove and wf to John Moir. 1 acres near Si lem; COO 00 Robert Alexander and wf to Jane Moir, lot 5 in liliok 28. of North Salem 12-3 00 M. Bono to Jane Moir, lot 4, in block 23 of North ri.i lem , 12--1 00 The Oregon land Co. to Katy Jorey, lot 7 of Sutiiiv Hide Fruit Farm COO 00 C. H. Kouitz and wid- to William Sill, 15 acres, tDsr I! e; 1G5 00 Sarah M. Geaner to S. L. Miller, lot 9, s of lot and til of lot 3, in blk 80, of Stlein 1100 00 4.CG0 00 " - An Average. When I was a boy atlendilif? dis trict school, the directors used to drop in once a month and Are a lot of questions at us to see how we were setting along. One dny they brought a long, slab-sided, grief inspired looking preacher with them, who put one question to the school after tho directors got through. "My dear beloved little ones," he began, "you have answered all the easy questions that have been given you. Now I will ask you a hard one. What is an average? It knocked the scholars from one end of the room to the other, and it looked as if no one would be able to answer him. At last a little bit of a girl got up nnd said: "Please, mister, I can tell you what an average is." "What is it, my dear?" "It is something that a hen lays eggs on." The directors and the teacher got to laughing and the scholars joined In, and it was half an hour before order was restored. "You are mistaken," said the preacher, who looked more solemn every moment. "No, I am not mistaken, and 1 can prove it." "How will you prove it Sissy?" "By the book." Then everybody laughed again, nnd the preacher went en: "Well, my dear, if you can prove it by the book, do so." Whereupou the little one opened to a marked page, and immediately, with a look and voice of triumph, read: "A hen lays niueteeu eggs n month, on an average. There now, isn't it something a hen lays eggs on?" Deamess Can't Be Cured Uy local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There Is only one way to cure deafness, and that Is by constitutional remedies. Deafness Is cnuBecLby an inflamed condition of the mucus lining of the eustachian tube. When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or Imperiect hearing, nnd whea.lt Is entirely closed, deafness Is the result, and unless the Inflamntlon enn be tnken out and this tubo restored to Its nor mal condition, hearing will bo destroyed forever; ulne cases out of ten are caufced by cntarrh.twhlcu Is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucus surfaces. Wp offer One Hundred Dollars reward for nny case of catarrh thnt cannot be cured by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. Prlco 75c. per bottle. Bold by all drug- F.J, Cb.Qney,Co.. proprietors, Toledo, O: Two young children of Hugh Byles and Alfred Wade were seri ously poisoned last week at Mou tesauo, W. T., by eating euphorbia berries. lincklen's Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcere, 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 sal6 by Daniel J. Fry, drug gist. Queen Victoria has sent Colonel ' Gouraud to Paris to-present to Edi Bon one of his phonographs, Into which she had spoken, warmly con gratulating tuo American inventor. This Is the season of tho year when the raw, cold winds create sud havoc with the hands and complex ion. Soft white hands and a clear "peachy" complexion can bo as suredly preserved by the frequent application of DuUrd'a Specific. If rubbed into the skin well It leaves no greasy surface. The skin absorba It. SoldbyD. W. Matoows. Oregou Is one of the most produo- mineral regions contains gold, stiver, copper, Iron, and coal. Ita Immense , tracta of grazing lands support thou- u.tiila nf mHIa fltlll &llPMV. UlKI ItS extensive agricultural regions pro duce all the cereals in abundance, the yield ncracn? bvlng, in aouio In stances, the largest In the world. Among tho useful mid valuable prod- J3! 1?l. !.. C.n .vial. I.A UC18 Ol W1C ucu WJl OlKI "" I mentioned Oregon Klduey Tea, m 1 u l.vAn .. Iltfttl. wtnen itas pniveu uuui. w -and afflicted with pain iu the back ud kidney diaieuitfe. It k purely of vegetable cow position ud sever flfflSi POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel ol purity, strength nnd wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary yincK nml cannot bo sold In competition with the multitude of low test, short weight alum or filiosphnte powders. Sold only In cans. Ioyai. Uakino Powder Co.. 10U WnllJJ.Y FOR SALK OB T.EAsK. FOR SALE OR LEA8E. Who wants to purchaso or lease a saw mil.? Address W. H. 11., this oillce. (Mklivlw WANTED. "ITT ANTKD Uy n young married mnu of V y uuiiu'i aiuiimiicuis, position as book-keeper, clerk, hack driver, or In fact nny place of trust. Address Thos. V. is'utt, Salem. Good references. FOR SALE F TK)R SALE Eleven head of hogs, twelve J head of young cattle and live tlrst-c tlrst-class uiiin .iiioj iiu? gutnt tiu.jv uuiar uiMiti; of E. O. Mintow. 20tl Commercial street. mill? nnlna ina ,.ml !.? Iui.n liiniilivi Salem, or at my f.irm three and n half miles soma or Turner. Jn-JEPJI WOCHTKKIIAVSKX. EOlt a.Vl.E. A FARM OK 33) ACRES all under fence and cultivation, In the st ranirc country of Iiistern Oregon. The best chance ever oll'ci cd for a num'to encage In stock raising. I'or particulars call on or address W.H. 1JYAIIS, Salem, Oregon. SOCIETY NOTICES. OLIVE LODGE No. 18, I. O. O. F., meets in Odd Fellows' Hull upstairs. Cornet Commercial and Ferry streets, every Sat- urdayat 7:30p.m. J.T. GREGG. JAS. WALTON, N. Secretary. GA. R. Sedgwick Post, No. 10, Depnrt- ment of Oregon, meets every Monday evening at tho hall over the Oregon 1-nnil company's oillce. Visiting comrades an cordially Invited to attend. A. W. Duayobi:, Fost Commndcr. B. F. Soutiiwick, Adjuta jt. MtOFUSSIONAL CARDS. L. 8. Skiff. Maiik S. Skiff. IS. SKIFF A Co. Dentistry. Painless J. extraction of teeth with new process. Also cold crowns made and set. llrick dental ollico near opera house, Salem, Or. J J. SHAW, nttorney nt law, Salem, Ore- gon. Ollico up-stalrs In the l'uttnn block. PHYSICIAN. M ItS. DR. 51. E. McCOY vilivret nttm nnrl mtfirnnti liua Inrxit oH and taken rooms over Squire Farrar's grocery mure iiriiuiu uivust i& njirt ialty. Consultation free. 12-21dw WF. WILLIAMS, STENOGRAPHER . and Typewriter Copyist. Will make reports of trials, etc.; copying on type writer accurately and neatly done. Oillce over A. T. Ycaton's furnliure store, Com mercial street, Salem. A BARGAIN. If you have $200 or S-100 to Invest In a business that will Clear You from $5 fo $15 a Day. Good for llfteen years, without competi tion, see the exhibition on the corner of Commercial and State streets. JOSEPH FUSCH. P. H. EASTON'S Salem Music Store Headquarters for Chlckerlng A Bon's, Stelnwny. Huzleton, Colby and hmcrson Pianos, Wilcox A White Organs. Cash or installments. 94 State Street, Patton's Block. -12dw GKO. F. SMITH PUOI'UIKTOR. DKALF.R IN FURNITURE, WINDOW SHADES, WALL PAPEK. PICTURES, Mlrron-, Mcldln?i, Frame. Itaby Cirria- ges. U'ugonn, Rubh, Stationery, No- tlonn, Holiday GimhI, Cniuet Sets, Uniiimotks, I.lc, Tents, Awnings, Etc., Made to Order. 307 Commercial St., (Bank Block), SAUBM. - - - ORKOON. 4aKJood of nil kind old on the regu lar InitiiHinent plan In the city: SMITH'S AUCTION II0USK, Comer of Liberty and State tnt, Salem, Oregon. Proposals Invited. The J!ord f TnuUr of the Oresoti HUUInrtneAlum wylle Mr.ile.1 i-r.ri... iaU for the labor ! building u UU ' rtVbt to n-Jccl xny nd all bid. U rrx.-rvvl. IIF.I. ..iiii..,-na at 2 o'clock l in., on Tue.y, iVpuuit r MU-W. oij. w. MctiKiriB, SMITH'S Installment House ! (J W. WEUH. thardtTruit r. W, A, MWV5T, tVrk of nr4. A. E. STRANG, No. HB Commercial Street. SALEM, - - OREGON. -DKALMl IN- STOVESandRANGES PlHinbinf, Gas and Sfcan Filling. Tinware and Artistic Metal Work a Specialty. W- Agent for tho RICHAR1WON A UOYNTON COMPANY'S Fnmacc!. Es tablished In IS 19 ATTENTION FARMERS! Single lotannd acre-". One lialfmllo Wet of Salem P. O. Good soil, all clear and In tine condition. All ready rer planting fruit nnd rhrubbry nt once. Kncli lilece fronts on a nlco sircet, and no city tax. THOMAS & PAYNE. St STATE ST. SALUM. Cull unci See T. L CRONISE, Salem's Popular Job Printer, AT HIS NKW QUARTERS IN T1IC State Insuranco llulldlng, Cor. Com mercial nnd Cliemekete streets '0-ltf First National Bank SALEM, OREGON. WM. N. liAUUK, JPreoldenU DR. J. REYNOI.IXS, - Vice President. IOHN MOIR, ('ashler. GENERAL BANKING, Kxchnngoon Portland, San FrnneNeo, New Y'ork, London nnd Hong Kong bought nnd sold. State, County and City warrants bought. Fanners nro cordinlly Invited to deposit nd transact busltie.ss with us. Iilber.il advnncea made on wheat, wool, hops and other property at reiu-onnmo rate-. Insurance on Mich se curity can be obtulued at tho bank In most reliable companies. CiTAHLISlIi:U UY NATIONAL AUHIOltlTV SALEM Ciipilal l'aid up, - OREGON. - - 875,000 - 10,000 ,1111s, R. S. WAMjACB, - - President. W. W. MARTIN, - VJce-PrMldcnt. .1. II. AM1ERT, .... Cashier. DIRkCTORSi W.T.Gray, W. W. .Martin, J. M. Martin, It. S. Wallace. Dr. W. A.Cmlck, J. II. Albert, T. MeF. Patton. LOANS IvlADTi I'o tanners on wheat and other in :.' t' able produce, couslgncd or m sloin, cither In private gi-aunrlesor public warehouses. State and Couolv Warrants Bought at I'r. COMMERCIAL PAPER Dlsciiuiited nt reasonnblo rntix. Drnfts drawn direct on New York, CIiIciiko, San Francisco, Portliftid, Ixmdon, Paris. IU 1 1 n I to mi Kong and Calcutta. Tlie Oregon Fhiit Dryer. It is Easy to Opcnito and Eco nomical in Fuel. Awarded first premium nt tho Oregon Slate Fair In lhAf, l, 'n5, W), W. Ni, and at the t'nllfornlu State Fair In 17, and tho San Joaquin county Fair In 1M7; uwardeil (Jrand Sliver Medal at tho Portland Mr. ihnnlc's Fair In IWi Manufactiired In even Izn. For circular nnd prlco list ad dress II. H. JOllV A gOX.Salcm.Or, Poxtofllce box 2a. WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY (Jroduatcsrltudenu In Classical, Literary, Scientific, Normal, Business, Liw, AND MEDICAL COURSES. It Is thaoldet, largest nnd least ex"ii slve Institution of learulng In the Xotth- I School opens first Monday In Heptember , THOH. VAX KCOY. l'rtfMli-ljnt- 17; Hiftn, Ortcon. for mn mui MVeiTHfC XtUtttii tllisf MAXH&ODi IUti CTTxt JU at mt t Exii U Oll-Y :iu "Hi Ul,tlM. lukMl IU SMmi "rJUXi lln-rlt-n . tinlMtnn " rwua I ! im!7lul,1nHlalntl'Mri(wlSi. i I- Tim Capital National Bank OF . ; t 5 (jamta ween J Has Been ki Greatly Improved and Now Is The OIEAPBT NEWSPAPER IN OREGON ! TIII5 BEST FAMILY NE1VSPAPK IN IV1ARION COUNTY! Read Our Reduced Terms! WEEKLY, one year, $l.r,0. WEEKLY, ylx montliH,. -4.7fi Now Read Our Discount for Cash WEEKLY, oiu year, H.00. WEEKLY, hIx inoiitlis, $0.50. WABTHEUE EVER AXYTIirNG EQUAL TO IT? NOW ROLL IN THE NAMES, AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OK ()UU ONE-mHIRD OFF FOR CASH. Our Old Subscribers Now In arrears nrc urged to take advantage of our big discount, by sot tlhiRoId accounts and joining tlie grand throng of one dollar milisoriliorbf THIS IS NOT A SPECIAL OFFER Rut a boiIiI. pennauoiit redttotlou. Wo have onto to tay TO ONE AND ALL We say, send us your names. If you want to take advantage of our "one third oil' for cash," and aro not where convenient method of remitting, send will remit at lirst opportunity. This dollar list. J. J. CULVER County Suiveyo JAMES WALTON, Topographer, W. H4BYARS. Civil Engineer. llyars, Culver & Wallon Surveyor) eV Topographer!, Hiirveyx.dniftM, iliitn iimpuniul deNcrlptloiiH of IiiihIh, townlotK.niKt riKlH, (Illcbrt, Htreolx. H3wcrw, iilloyH, fir. el , nindo nnd furnUhcil nt rnikfinnlitn tirlrR. Old Lioht Eot Tmiwt, corners nnd. lines rw w.u.ouur tjiilllinirroiiiorlliiil Tor, h. t. flcid notes. CJrnik'H for dltcliM, nmdn, MrrctH oroxr- era, with ctlmiilon rurnlxlicd on up)lliii lion, Addretm Couuty Hur'i'yor'M utllcc. SoU-in, Oreifou. OIIEGONIAN RAILWAY CO. (Limited Line.) - Ileielver ntiiiicr. CHAS. N SCOTT, On and after J line 23 Mi nnd until further notice trains will run dally (except Hun- dny) as follews: EAST SIDIS. Cobtirg Mall II Portl'd Mull 'Tiiw'nl Port land From Port MTATIONh. land l,v. S.OOnm rouTl.ANDrAW V.Ar.3.l5.pni, Tisil oi v nireci' Ya lUiy's ijiiuiing. lAr z.:i ,W St. Paur, , il ia 1IX5 ii.io 11.25 X 12.10 ri-'i ii.". 12.11 I.W ;a USA Wood burn, Townsend, McKec, Mt. Angel, ixmn's, sllverlon. Johnston's Mill' i KwllzerlHinl, , Kant Side Jiinct.,1 Macleay, l. 1.14 1. 10 I2i UM I2'J) ll.l.'i ll.l'l ll.Ut 11,11 V)M 10ii Aunuvllle, Ale 2.21 S.II O P Crossing, West Kclo, 10.10 I0.W 3.13 8.1S .V.'. i;l &07 ('rublre', Hiiirt'i , Tulluiiili, Ml U.02 Khi 7.12 HSU Plalnvlew, llruwnsvllte, ItowUod, tdJ) Ob UK. Alt I .. lA'll.v fttfl u in Ar V Cniuinutloii TlcktU ut Iwo.fOiits per inlleou vilrjat smiions iiavjins rgrnis. tSmnwllonatMt. An.cl with stages frr and from Wllholl Mlner.il Hprlogsiiiid ut VisTlbuniwlthiutlitmlWl9(jiiiaiiy trains for and from IVrtuind Or t'llAri. N. HUIT, Itecelver, OenemlOs,NWtVr. First and line, lrrUaiittrrl Journal!! 'Enlarged you can get potitnl notes of other us your ntinio and statu tl.iit you will ensure your being placed on tho For the Public Good. His nil liidlxpiltiililu fact tlmt tho liund. -toimiHt M'sllliulu tniliix tlmt nro now run in tlm Ami-rlcim coiitliicnl iiru tliomi on lio lliirlliniloii ronto, li'iivlni; from ITnlon ili'iMitln Denver, iiIko HI. 1'iiul, linmedliito lyon urrlviil of nil tliroiiKli tniliiH from tho lent. 'I I'd llrntiiml Kecond cIiibh I'ouclieM .iru loauiilllcoiit. tho rre'lnlnu; elmlr nun oiiLiiiIi. tlm i'lilliiiiui Hlcejiorn ('xtnuimly luxuriant, nnd iih for tho inenU thnt nru icrvedlli tlinsu jir.lneo lliirllnuton itlnlin; errs yinu yiiin. Tliu next tlmo yon no east to KitnsaH City, Chicago or St. IiiiIh, II you mention io ineucKci ageiii iiiaiyiiii witut yourtkiiet to lead Mom Denver or St. Paul over the llurlluKlon loule, you will gut It, mid you will nhvnjshe glad of If you go via Iho Northern or Canadian Pniillc, the cUganl vcsllliulo trains of 1'ho lliirllngton Itoute, betVienSt. Paul n lid Chicago, or St. UniU, will carry you along tho eimteru Hhorool llio Mlsslsulppl liver for u distance of X) miles, amidst scenery that cannot hontirp.iHcd;ir, If you go via the Oregon Hhn-t Mil" or Hotithcril PikHIc, mid your licit. l inuls via The lliirllugton Itoute from .iiuveniifl or Den ver, you will piikh thrtaigti all tlm thriving til li nnd towns located In vvlinl Is popu- li.lv I.iiiiivihiu tlir II, if ,,! t In, t Vitlln.itt ' for further Information aiiply to A. C HU.1(1)I (;t,tll.r ABl., kJ linn street, roriinuu, Oregon, mviuvwii ThonayHX.H'OUIDEI. leeujd M roh and tlopt., l oach year. It Is mi enoy- i jclopedla of useful Infor rmatlon for all who pur. i ctiuso tho luxuries or the i necoiilticn of Ufa. We , oan clotio you and furnish you with all the nooosnery and unnecessary appliances to ride, walk, dance, sloop, i cat, nh, hunt, work, no to chuich, or stay at home, and In various alios, ' etyles and quantities. Just figure out what Is roqulrod lodooll those things COMrORlABLT. and you can lnke afalr ostlmato of tho valuo of tho I1UVBUH' atIDE, which will bo sent upon rocolpt of 10 cents w pay postnge, MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. , 111-1X1 Mlohlgio Avonue. Chlciu;o,lll- Trucks and Drays, MORGAN &. MEAD Are now provided with tine new drays and trucks and are prewired lououll busi ness Iu that line In the bt of shae. They give their iM-rxiunl ui!rvlwiii to nil work. UoruoiHtnto bind Cuiniuulrclal streets I $50. HORSES. $50. One hundred head of brood uures and , youiiif liorea for sale. Fort or fitly ! roll extx-eled in the snrllig Two lino liomtw, Clyde mid Per- Iimiu stork, welghl hMlt-rliiiiiin letter Uills eurutllieles , mxkvii nnd seveuteen hundred; h ie been i ""f1- nitlllll, letiir, isms, turuuiiwii , I unli the band for tlie al Ihrw veurs. WiroeyfH, stToflllOtlM wtrw Ulltl MW'tll. (Original stock from llm let inalfly ol jr , llilMolllt (IlKtlW.', WlltO bWfll- ins re. For pnrllt.n1larsuddrn.41 rj see I hiSa i.iilln, ,r II1I0U iimU mill en. I W. M. ItVAKH, J l.i K'10 or UIKK IIVCK, ll(t el w' trirmlJr,lrjwiimIl Northern Pacific Railroad. GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE. rVO KA8TTUAIXS DAILY I NOCHANOKOK CAltS SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO And nil points 1 jist in St. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS. I'tio Northern lielllonitlrond Utlin nnlr lino runnliii; lMwnsortmlUii, Second clnss slceiH-rs (Iroo of clinrtfe) Luxurious Dny iimclio, i'nllinnn llilneo SlwpuiK Cnrs. Itilnco DlnliiKCnrs, (meals 7Cv) from fori lnnd to tlicrnot. co tlmt your ticket rend lt the Northern llicltlc mlliwut nnd nolil tho climiKoofcnrs. 1.CIWO l'ortlniul nt Sn. iii.niul itli) n. in. dnllynrrivo nt .MlmieoixilN or St. lMul nt U.uT p. m. l'.u'iKic Division. Tmlns lenve l'ront undo stivol dully ut lt:5."i n. m, nnd MO p. in.; Arrive nt Tin-oinn nt 7:10 i in nnd i.'jin innrrivoMvituni:&ii iu iiikiv.;ii. in TlirotiKh rulliniiii Pnliieo Sleeping rnn, elcKnut day ooneiies, tlntM pulueo dluliiR i-.irs between lNiithitid,Tncomnniid Scuttle dli-cet. D.illy -icrvlcc. A. 1). t'HAKLTON Ass.1. Ueu'l 1';ih. ArciU, 1SI Klwt St., Cor Wnslilnnton St., rortlnud, Urecun. Depot ! orner Klrst nndCl StreotR. JOHN F.STRATT0N& SON Importers nud WhoUwiilo dealers In MUSICAL .MKUCHAXlUttK. New York, II nnd 1.1 Walker St John K. Stmttou'ii Colclimted Kikhmii (hit Violin strlns. the Klnest In tho World. Our (luaranteo II a dealer iccelxcs u coniplnliit, (which ho believes to bo holiest) fmin nny iiiuslelnii to whom ho has sold tiny of these sli lugs, ho Is uuthorled by us to give him another string wit limit chaigA,nnd all such loss will bo nindogood by us to our customers, without qulbblo oi iliiestlon. (ItovMiroot Imitation.) Denleis will plensOKcnd lor descriptive catalogue Tind supplied ut lowest price. ST. PAUL'S SfllOOI, rei: Boys and Girls. Tho school will open on the '.'lib of September, i borough Insliuc- tiou In tho pilmnry nnd advanced English Branches. LATIN AND KIBimS OF MUSI -111 CM 11.0,- 'i KltMH and further Inroriiiatmn may be I'ad on iippllcatlon to 1111V. F. II. POST, Cor, Chcnieketu and HlaloHls. K-'JI-tf DR. JORDAN L Co.'s MUSEUM OK ANATOMV 751 MarketM.Haii Fninclsm Admission 25 rents. (IomiiiI learn how to avoid disease. Consiiltiillou unit Irentmeiit ieisonillly or by letter, on speriuuleirhoea orgeultal weakness, and all dlseassooriiieu. Send lorn hook. Private ollico 211 CoiiHiillutlon fiee. Henry street. MARVELOUS MEMORY DISCOVERY. Only Genuine Syitem of Memory Training Four Books Learned In ono reading, Mind wandering cured. Every child and adult greatly benefited, (Iiciit Inducements to coircNnilcucr Classes. liospeetiiH, vtltli opinions of Dr Win. A. lliimmoml, Hie woild-faiucd Specialist In .Mind Diseases, Daniel (Ireenleaf Thoui son, the irniit Psychologist. .1, M, Illicitly D, !., editor of tho Christian Advixiilo N. Y.. Ulchiiril Pro lor,llioHclcntist, lions W. v, Aslor, Jiiilnli P. Ilenjauinii, ami others, sent sst fiee by Piiir. A. i.oisi:ttk, a:j7 nrtyAvc, nv Ji -i:vk), iiw ft, NK OF Till: I.AIKIMl' F.HTAIU.IH1I. liients In the State, Ixiuer rates llian irtlaiid. Uirgest stock l-gal IllanUs li tluitdale.u d biggest discount. Send fifi pree list of lull printing, and intalogiie ol legal bbiiiks. '.. M. WAITC. Hteatii Printer Halem Oregon, mV l. Via h.tltl.J.Ul.'lJ I" I"'" ' tiit it U tin lugut stauuiuit nilutiw UuuM, sud lliqf um Ferry's Seeds I. H, M'.uiir a Lxr. u A-kUuWUHlgSU I4J im lus Largest SeeJimtn In tho world. 1) M.Kiunr loo's I1IuiUIk1,II.mtIi. me sou i'noa . SCEO ANNUAL Tor IOQO i Willi-mlWir Iff Iu &11 feuttinU. ftiid I tn LlaI fsiuUnm I vitluwtf'rdvrifKit. J m tut. Ir.Urt taHbw I atVOlVfSStSSlt i O. M. FEHfl Y CO., Datrsil. Mlcfa. lllsjillls us thick us huiidgrcii id m Hew, Aim where they fell us (ertalnly I hey slew wuh wilil of ouu of tlioH) litnoruiit ilootorx In tlio early llmex, win. inlnlit well litivo Imcii I'.illcil On nll-(lit-(.itii) of dentil. Tliu hulleret fr.Mti tho hcrofiiln, with wirt-it iih luit1 im JoIh, neeil not now etirxo the liiy ho wuh horn, for Dr. I'uree'H OoMuii Metllcal Dlbcovcry will, re- bioro nca in mid iwaiuv. n p hjiiii and Htrentfth. I'lsiHtlally Iiiih Ii niMiilf..li.il lis twileni!V III mirmir (vAr PRNTNG Wf?mm winmT.Y'm L' , I ' jMS i ji -r Siai TH YAOUINA ROUTE, OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD And OrcRon Dcvclonmcnt company's steamship lino. '22i iuIUs shorter, a liourn Icsstinio than by nny otliei louto. Klrst class throiiRh passenger nnd freight line from l'ortlniul nnd nil points In tho Wll liituctto vnllev to nnd from San Frnnclscis TIME SCHEDULE, (Kxccpt sundnys): Iaivc AUmny l.-001'M Ienvo tVirviillls 1:I0P.M Arrive Yao,ulun &.T0PM lavo Yn qui tin 6:45 AM I.eavo Corvallls 10:35AM Arrive Albany 11:10 AM O. O. trains connect nt Albany nnd Con nil Is. Tho nbovo trnlns eounect nt YAQUIXA with tho OrcRon Doclonment Coh Line rstcntiistilps between Yniiutnn nnd Snn rmnclscu. SAILIX0 DATES. 81 EAMKUS. rnOM VAQUIN Wlllametto Valley MondnyScpt. II lllametto Vnliey. .Tuesday 17 Wlllametto Valley, Wednesday " 25 HTKAMKKS. FROM SAN KltANCISCO Wlllametto Vnliey Wednesday, Sept. I Wlllniuetto Valley. ... Krlilay '' VI Wlllametto Valley Saturday 21 lllametto Valley Sunday " ai This company reserves tho right to ehnnge sailing dates without notice. ... " '""""engcrM from rortlnud nnd nil Wlllniuetto nlley points can mnko closo connecllon with tho trains of th YAOUINA UOUTKnt Albany or Corvallls, and If destined to San Ki-.mclsco, should nrraugo to arrive nt YiKiuitin tho evening betore date of sailing. rmMMigrr nnd Krrlght lttes Alwirs tho Miwfst. For Information apply to Messrs. HL'LMAN ,t Co., Freight nnd Ticket Agents 200 and a Fnint st.. Portland, Or. or to CO. HOOUi:, Ao't (len'l Krt,' A fnss. Agt., Oregon llicltlolt. It. Ca, Corvnllls.Or. f) II. IIASWKLL,.lr.Oen,t Frt; A Puss. Agt. Oregon Development Co., 301 Montgonicry p:.; San Francisco, CnlJ ltemeuiber thn Orcgwn 1'nclllo's nnnulnr summer oxcursloiiH to Ynmiliin. Imw mto tickets aro now on sale, good ovory WedtuNday nnd Sntsrday trom Albany, Corvallls and Philomath, Yours truly, C. O. flOOUK, A, 11, P. Agent nm: TA I llll I All mm iu UdiuuiiiK VIA Soiillinrn Pacific Company's Line. TUB MOUNT SHASTA HOIITK. Time lirtwrrn Salem ami Saa l'rnurlsro.3 Tblrtv-slx llour. (UI.IKOItNIA KXI'IIKHH TltAIN nlW DAII.T. IIKrVVIIIS.V l'OUTI.AKII AMI 8. K. Roiitn. I ' North. ' WW p. m. l,v. Portland ArT Ui:l5a. in. li:ll p. in. J.v, Salem l.v, 7:Ma. m. 7:l." a. in. Ar. Man Finn, l.v. 7:0t -m. i.ucAi. ivTAsTiTNTiT:!! iiiain ( iiaii,v r.x- I'HIT HUNIIAY). H.l a. iii. l.v. PortlaiTTI Ar. I it: I') p. in, 11:10 a. m l.v Kalom I,v. ( 12:62 p. 111. 2:111 p. in. Ar. Hilgeno l.v. tlKM a. III. PULLMAN BUFFET SLBRPERS. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS, For accommodation ot second class passengers attached toepre's trains, ThoS. P. conipaiiy's ferry multcs con iiecllouwillir.il tho legulnr tniiiis on th l'jit Side Division ftoni fiHitol i st ree Portland, A'cst Side Division, Dchvcen Porllanil anil Corvallls : (KXI'BIT HllNDAV). 7:is) aTTiirriA-T I2.2i jkjji jr. Torlland VrT tr.M p. III. !::) p. in. Corvallls l.v. Xl Alliimy and Corvallls eounect Willi trains or (ircgon racilio iiniiroad. Through tickets to all (stints south and east via Callloriiln KXI'ltKHMTUAIN- "(llAH.YKXfKITWUmiAY, l:V priii." H.UU p. III. r,v. Porlliiml A"rn" raoir Ar.MeMlliuvlllol .v, bM a. in. Through Tickets To all jKilntH "(HITII and KA8T VIA California. I'or lull information regarding rates, maps, etc., apply to thu Company's agent, Salem, Oregou. K. P. 110(1 Kits, Asst. U, F. mid Puss. Ag't IU KOKIII.Klt.l Muuugvr. Oregon Railway anil Navigation COMPANY, Columbia River Route.' l'ralus for tho east have Portland al7;tu am ami UM inn dully. Tin its to audfroin principal iMiluts In Hit UnlledHlalt,Can ada and Kuroe. hlcganl New Dining Cars. PLUMAiV PALACB SLBEi'EIiS. Free Family Hlieplug Cars run throuili on Impress trains to Omaha, Council illiills mid Kiiiuas City without chungnj Connections nt Portland forHan Fruncls ciiiud I'lik'Ct Hound poluts. For lurlher uirtlculars address any agent of the company, or , A. L. MAXWELL, O. I. A T, A CJ.HMITH.Oei.i Mauuger, Portland. H. P. RANKIN'S Paint Shop No.lirll CoiiiinerdalHt. lloubo and CurrliiKu l'alntlnjri niju vvriiuiK, i-nH!r llllllglllK UlKI tiicortiiiiig. wall tiniiiiL' ami kaN homtnliiK executed In tho latent i,vio. Experienced Workmen Employodi Satisfaction Guaranteed, Cull and mhi iih leloro you let yi work. raiM, yw y u, tr, vr,w'' f