Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, January 07, 1890, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTEDS CAPITAi EVELmTGL &&$$ JL&l ' 4MttM-AWfc2ltty. and Ico will bo measured by the depth of the valley, and may bo irom ouu. """-'" to nttecn hundred feet. The glacier ter minates whoro tho mcltlnjf powor of the hoat below Is balanced by tho supper of snow and ico from tho realm of cold abovo, and, of course, this glacial river will alter nately advance and recedo with tho ponodlo chances of tho mean temperature. Wha.t has already been said assumes that the glacier Is In motion. Tho ovldonco of this is tho observed steady movemont of ob jects lying on tho surface of the glacier. But objects near tho centor aro seen to ad vance moro rapidly than thoso near Its sides, which aro retarded by friction with its banks. Honco, wo infer that tho movc mont is not in moss, but molecular. Various theories have beeii started to ac count for this motion. It has been said that tho weight of the snow abovo and be hind tho glaJcr pushoa aown mu in clined piano on which it rests. Undoubted ly a force of this kind must oxlst, but if that wero all, it would advance as a solid block, which Is not tho fact. Again, It has boon contended that rains and molting snows porcolatlng through tho substanco of tho glaclor, and then freezing, pushed It forward by tho forcoof their ex pansion. But tho glaclor tnovos in, winter when ico does not molt and in summer when it docs not f reczo. Another ha affirmed that ice, though brittlo and seemingly unylolding, is pla3tlc and gelatinous, and moves under pressure liko asphaltum. Tyndall and Hurley rest a later theory upon an extended series of experiments and observations. Ico crushed Into a granu lated state if submitted to groat pressure will readily take any dosired form and re turn to a solid and transparent condition. So tho glacier, prossed by its own incalcu lable weight against an unyielding surface, is ground up andmado to assumotho struct ure of Its channel, and to move forward liko a vicious substanco; and thor-very force which grinds it up restores it again to its transparent statu. "Wo found tho consistency of the Mor do Olaco changed continually from tho Soracs to tho Chapoau. Tho snow at tho source gradually took on a granulated form, which the French call novo, and as it; advanced downward to where It alternately molted and froze it was transformed into bluo transparent ico. Whonover the glacier Ifaps suddenly downwardlnlts;track, it is broken up-by Its own weight)! 'ThOj lateral crovices aro caused by the strain put upon tho ico by tho unequal movemont or tho sidos and tho center of tho glacier, ana as tno cracics open at right angles to tho lino of greatest ten sion they gonorally curve upward, tho con voxlty being up tho stream. During tho heat of tho summer it is a common thing to sco one or moro brooks coursing along tho sur face of tho glaclor and dropping into llssurcs, which thoy melt into tho form of deep wells. This water passes down to tho bottom of the glacier, and, mingling with tho rock which has boon ground up by tho friction between the ico and its bed, issues at-tho lower end in a turbid stream, which boing drunk by tho people produces tho strong tendency to tho goiter so common in some of. tho can tons. Moraines aro producod by tho falling of dirt and stones from tho cliffs upon tho sides of tho glacier. Thcso are called lateral moraines, but where two glaciers unite to form a third, as in tho caso of tbo Mor do Glace, two lateral moraines combine and form a largo medial moramo. This material is all borne- on together as tho glacier ad vances, and is dropped off at tho lower end forming tho terminal moraine. Thcso mo raines scattered over new England aro tho evidences of former glacial action in this cart of the country. Sometimes a large, flat bowlder falling upon tho ico prevent itTnelting beneath, and we have the phonomenon of an ico pillar. HOW WOMEN WED; No Bomanco Whatever Nowadays In find ing a Husband. A man asked mo tho other dav how wom en And husbands, writes "Bab" in tho New York Star. It was such a puzzling question to me that I constituted myself a committee- of ono and went around among a lot ot married women to see how their husbands proposed to them. There wasn't ono who had ever had an absolute romantic avowal of lovo 1 There wasn't one whoso husband had gotten down on his knees, caught tho loved one's hand and besought of her, unless sho wished to seo him stark and cold with a broken heart, that she would wed him I There wasn't ono who had ever known the rapture of being held, with a pistol pointed at her hoad, while tho bravo lovor pronounced that, un less she accepted him, ho would' kill her and then himself I Thoro wasn't ono who had been gained oven at the dagger's point, and not a single- wifo had been drugged and wedded while in a semi-conscious state I Dorothy, I confess to a certain amount of disappointment. Tho nearest I could get as to how the question of marriage had boen reached was always that thoy drifted into it This Is deliclously vague, but it seems to mean that they knew the man, that he hod the privilege ot holding their hands and criticising their frocks for some time, and that then, when there was no special ex citement in Wall street a Presidential elec tion wasn't going on, nor any thing else that was distracting, they suggested that it was about time for them to get married. This is tho general experience. And I think it a sin and a shame. Few womon have more than one opportunity to marry, and that ought to bo accompanied by all the frills and frivolities that. the best novel writer ever dreamed of. Tho lEowells and James business in the way of classic lovo making may bo most desirable for nervous people; it may calm and soothe them, but when champagno or lovo are offered it wants to bo sparkling, and it wants to taste as If such nectar hod novor been offered be fore. The cigarctto-irnbucd,whltc-sklnnod,color-loss-eyed, smooth-faced young man that is so prevalent just now will nover offer any body any thing but tho flattest cidor for champagno, and when it comes to this, I say, give mo ice water and platonic Ilone-Cuttlnc by Electricity. Hemoval of sections of bono in surgical operations has heretofore been a long, tedi ous process, effected with a mallet chisel, gouges, eta It Is, perhaps, tho most brutal and unscientific method which could bo adopted, and sounds like tho oporativn butchery which existed in tho last century. This has all been reformed by an invention called the electric osteotomo, says tho Lon don Electrical Engtnr.tr, which Is an instru ment holding a circular saw at its extrem ity, revolved with lightning speed by an electric motor. This, when held against a bone, makes a clean cut through it in a f ow seconds ; In fact Its action Is instantane ous. By holding the osteotomo in a slant ing position, wedge-shaped pieces can be cut out with equal promptitude. There Is no danger of tho saw cutting the soft parts, as they aro protected by a retractor, an in strument which is passed down and under the bone. Farm Land lu England. Two-thlrds of tho land la England and Wales is held by 10,207 owners, and sixteen M thU number own J,1OT,0M acrs. A Now Method of Treating Disease Hospital Remedies. What nre thoy? There is a now departure in tho treatment of dis ease. It consists In the collection of thu specifics used by noted special ists 01 .Europe uuu America, and bringing them witlilu tno rench of all. For Instance tue treatment pureurcd by special phynlciuus who treat Indigestion, stomach and liver troubles only, waa obtained and pre pared. Tho treatment of other physicians, celebrated for curing catarrh was procured, nnd so on till these incomparable 'cures now- in clude dlscaso or he lungs, kidneys, female weakness, rheumatism and nervous debility. This new method of "one remedy for one disease" must appeal to the common sense of all suflorers, muny of whom have exiierleuced the ill effects, and thourghlyreallze the ab surdity of tho claims of Patent Med icines which nre guaranteed to cure every ill out of a single bottle, and tho uso of which, as statistics nrove. has ruined moro stomachs thun'nlcn- hol. 'A circular describing these new remedies Is sent lree on receipt of stamp to pay postage, by Hospital Iteinedy Company, Toronto, Can ada, solo proprietors. 1-1-ly-cod Five county supervisors at San Diego are charged with malappro- ,priating $100,000 of publio funds. - . Tho Mayflower Milling and-Min-ing Company, of Idaho, has incor porated at Portland with 5200,000. Two employes of the steamship Geo. W. Elder quarrcllod while drunk and one was fatally stnbbedP i ' ' ' " 1890. Harper's Young People. AN ILLUSTRATED "WEEKLY. The Eleventh Volume of Har per's Young People, which be gins with'the' Number If6r Novem ber 5, 1889 presents an attractiv&'pro- gramme, it win oner 10 ns reauers at least four serials of the usnal length, aud others in two or three parts, namely, "The Bed Mustang," iy Wilwam O. Stoddard; "Phil and tho liuby," by Lucy C. Lillie; "Prince Tommy,"by John Russell Coryell; and "Mather's Way," bv Margaret E. Sanoster; two short serials by Hjalmar Hjortii Boyesen. Two series of Fairy Tales will attract the attention of lovers of tho wonder-world, namely the quaint tales told by Howard Pyle, .uid so admirably Illustrated by him, and another series in a differ ent vein by Frank M. Bicknell. There will be short stories by W. D. Howells, Thomas Nelson Page, Mary E. Wilkin, Nora Perry' Harriet Prescott Spofford, David Ker, Hezekuii Butter worth, Sophie Swett, Biciiard Malcom Johnston, etc. A subscription to Harper's Youno People secures a juvenile library. There is useful knowledge, also plenty of umu'temeut. Boston Advertiser. TEBMS: Postage Prepaid. $2 00 Per Year. Vol. XI. begins November 6, 1889. Specimen Copy sent'on receipt of a two-cent stamp. Single Numbers, Five Cents each. Bemittauces shoald be made by Poft-ofllce Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance ot loss. Newspapers are not to copy this advertisement without the express order of Harper & Brothers. Address: HABPER & BBOTH EBS, New York. FOR BVLK. FOUSALEORTRADEforclty property in Salem, fifty seres of land suitable, lor grape culture, cljlit miles south of 8a icm. Albo two hundred, acres best peach and for snie nine relies-' south of alcm, dirt cheap. G. G. Glen, 818 Chemeketa ttrcet, Salem. BOARDING. PRIVATKBOARDI.NG -A few ladles or gentlemen can oDtaln, iu reasonable rates, Reed board with nicely furnished rooms in tho finest ptrt of the city, right by the street cars, by tailing at 307 Winter Htreet, corner of renter street. SOCIETY NOTICES. KNIGHT80FPYTHIA8.-Hcgularmeet Ingon.Tuesdny light of each week at 7:S0 p. m. LR. SflNSON, O. C. w. u. ii. w ATisitq k. of it. ana a rrmvuLonGENo. w :l o. o. meets Cornei U In Odd Fellows' Hall up stairs. Commercial and Ferry streets, every Bat- uruuy at v:.u p. iu. J. L. MlTCIIEEL, I. A. MANNING, Secretary. N.G. GA. U. Sedgwick Post, No. 10, Depart- ment of Oregoi, meets every Monday evening nt tbo halltver the Oregon Land company's office. ; Visiting comrades art cordially invited toittend. ' 1 A. W. Draycsu, Post Commader. B. F. BoUTiiwiCKAdJuta'it.' rltOFEHSlJNAL CAItDS. 1 J. J. SHAW. J. T. Q REDO. ATTORN EYS AT LA W, Salem, Oregon. Ofllco first door to the left at bead of sUIrs In the rear.tf Ladd & Uush's bank. Q1ILMON FORDjittorney at law, Halem. . Oregon. Ofllge up-stalrs in Fatton's block. JOHN A. CAUSON, Counsellor and attorney at law. Member of the jBir of Ontario, Canada, U3 State strut, Bulem, Oregon. nHYHIOIAN.-WttS. DR. M. E. McCOY has located X pnysician an surgeon, und taken room over Hqulro Farrar's grocery store. Clronic diseases a speo laity. Consultation free. 12-21dw TIT V. WILLIAsB, STENOGRAPHER YY., and Typewrter Copyist. reports of trials, etc.; copying Will make on tyr writer accurately ad neatly done. Ortlce' over A. T. Yeatotg furniture store, Com merclal street, Baltm. OtlAUlviiS u. UIU'J'JS, M. D Surgion and Homaionthlflrjbvsiclun. Olllce and residence, lJSUiurUlrcet, in ofllco for- Offlcl ZSSi iffi 'rm "and fVon 2 'io 3 1 ..d7 to 8 ... m. Dl5.es of tUi -rectum nnd chronic diseakeaameclulty. Fifteen years Vi I uw experience r A NDREW IHVEN, pnVSICIlAND SUHGEON, Salem, Oregon. Ofllce heurs: fi Ha. in., 3 to & and 7 to I p. m.' W umce: uoun m. nem aoor east ci i,r. Rowlsnd, Rkr.r!, 90) Chemk'ta at. Cntarrah Can't bo Cared with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, ns they cannot reach the sent of the disease. Catarrah Is n blood or con stitutional disease, and in order to euro it you 'bavo to take interna! remedies. Halt's Catarrah euro is taken internally, and acts directly on tho blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrah Cure is no quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of tho best physicians in this country for years, and is ti regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics' known, combined with the best .blood puritlorsY acting di rectly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two in gredients is -what produces such wonderful results in curing catarrh. Sond.for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props. Toledo,' Bold by druggists, price 750." 1890. :;Harpier's; Bazar. ILLUSTRATED. 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Lo Rlclmn'ii Golden CHntment for tlio eff cttvo heallnof Syphll.tlo Sores, and eruptions. Price $X UO p-r Box. I.s IMchnn's Golilnn Til .Nno and Bra'n treatment; loss of physical pow er. excci cr ovcr-work. liostratlon, etc. Prlo S3 OO per Box. Tanlc ni.il Norvlno, Sent everywhere, C. O. D., tecurely packed per express. C. P. mCHAROaTI CO. , Agents, iTl & 420 Sansomo street. Corner Clay, S-'n rranctco, Cal. CirtCULAIt HAILED FREE. J. J. CULVER County Surveyo JAMES WALTON, Topographer W. H.IBYARS. Civil Engineer Byars, Culver 4 Walton Surveyer & Topographers, Surveys, drafts, plats maps and dcscrl pilous ol lands, townlots, and roads, ditches, streets, Bewers, alleys, etc. et., made and furnished at miiannahln nrlpa. flirt Lkmt Sous TramM corners and lines ro-es-w. l. c ovmurr tabllshed fromorlglnal TT, nt. field notes. Grade.-, iur ditches, roads, streets or sew ers, with estimates furnished on applica tion. Address County Surveyor's ofllco. Selem, Oregon. Overland to California VIA Southern Pacific Company's Line. THE MOUNT SHASTA RODTE. Time between Salem and San Francisco j Thirty-six Hours. CALIFORNIA EXPRESS) TRAIN RON DAII UKTWEEN POltTIJiFO AND S. F. South. ""Korth, IS45 a7m. 7:63 a. m 7.-00 p. m. iAO p. m. fiv, Portland XE ti:4i p.m. Lv. Salem Ly. 7:45 a. in. Ar. San Fran. Lv. LOCAL l'ASSKNOEB TRAIN ( DAILY CEIT SDNDAY) "kS rf n. m. Lv. Ar. Portland Kalem Kugcno Ar, Lv. I 8:45 p. m. 12:52 p. m. 11:10 a. m am p. m. Lv.l v.-uj u. n PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS. For accommodation ot second class pnnseugere attached to express trains. The 8. P. company's ferry makes con nectlon with all the regulur trains on th lias', Side Division from foot of I1 stree Portland. fet Side Division. Between Portland and Cemltis: HAILY BXCB1T BUWPAY).' m. I Lv, Portland-"Ar. ! 6.-20 p". m. m. Ar. 'Corvallls Lv. 1:80 p.m. "7733a; 12.-25 p At Albany and CorvalllS connect with tralnB of Oregon Paclflo Jtallroud. Through tickets to ail points south and east via California gxpiiEaa train-"(oai lV Excli-rairsp ay "4i5& p. m. f tiv. Portland Ar. H:00 p. m. I Ar.McMlnnvlilClA'. "taa.m, 5:45 a. ro, Through' Tickets To all points p0UTH and EAST ' ; VIA .Californi-Aj Knr lull lnlnrmation reirardin;!' ratcu maps, etc., apply to the Company's agent naiem, uregnn. K.P. iVOOEltH, AsL G. y, abd Pass1. Ag't Manager. fc7C tOCn A MONTH can be made D0 IO 3OU workinfor us. Agents preferred who can furniis a horse and (five their whole time to tlieusliies. Spare moments may be profltablyjmployed al 7 A fow vacaucles In towns orkl cities. II Tnhncnn ATil. KKKl Main U.. I(lritnn Johnson A Co., 10U0 Main $.. Richmond, V". , N. II. Please state agonal business ex. perleno. Never mind shout M-ndlng stamp for reply. 11. F. .I.AVi. l-HAm-M NHURANCE Company, i.-o ana .Ma ne. JOH, ALHRUT. Aftnt, 1 miem, Oregon rjmt .$ - jy n ' " NEW ZEALAND 8ALEM BANKS. Established 1868 ! The Oldest and Siannchcst Between Sacra mento and Portland. LADD & BUSH, Bankers, Iron Building, Salem, Oregon Accounts kept, loans made, exchange on every partof tho world bought and sold, letters of credit Issued to traveler, collec tions made throughout tks United States, British America and Mexico, state, county and city warrants cashed. We offer pat rons accommodations consistent with con servative banking. 10-3t0wSt SALEM, OREGON. WM. N. LADUE, -DR. J. REYNOLB-y, JOHN MOIH, . . . - President, Vies President. - - Cashier. GENERAL BANKING. Excnango pn Portland, San Francisco, Mew York, London nnd Hone; Kong bought and sold. Stale, County aud City warrants bought. Farmers are cordially Invited to deposit end transact business with us. Liberal advances made on wheat, wool, hops aud other property at reasonable rates. Insurance on such se curity can be obtained at the bank in most reliable companies. ESTABLISHED BY NATIONAL ATJTHOlirrV UF- SALEM Capital Paid op, OREGON. - $75,000 - - - 10,000 Surplus, R. 8. WALLACE, . . President. W. W. MARTIN, - Vice-Presldont. J. H. ALBERT. r ' - Cashier. DlRtCTORSi W. T. Grav. W. V. Martin. J. M. Martin. R. 8. Wallace. Dr. W. A.Cuslclc, J. H. Albert. T. MoF. Patton. LOANS JVLADE To ntrmers on wheat and other market able produce, consigned or in store, either In private granaries Or publio warehouses. State and County Warrants Bought at Par. COMMERCIAL PAPER Discounted at reasonable rates. Drafts drawn direct on Now York, Chicago, San Frauolsco, Portland, London, Paris, Berlin Hong Konir and Calcutta. LOANS. Loans negotiated and closed without de lay when security Is satisfactory and Title Good ! Principal and Interest payable at our Salem oiilce. Loans made ou farm prop- Money Ready When Papers Completed Thoso wishing loans for Improvements or stock aro requested to cull ou us or cor respond. SMITH A HAMILTON. Ofllco with Duncan & Booth, 01) State sU, Salem, Oregon. Cheap Money. MONKY to lend at low rates upon farm and city property. No delay after good title shown by abstract. John A. Cakson, ttornoy at Law, - ffi Stato Street, salem. NEW STORE ! NEW GOODS ! I NEW PRICES I ! ! The variety store lately ODcned un In Dr. Rowland's brick on Conrt street, has Just receives n largo invoice oi varicty.gooas. Including CHRISTMAS GOODS, HOLIDAY GOODS AND 6 AND 10 CENT GOODS. We havo an endless variety of Fancy Housekeeping Goods and Novelties. Some great nargalns are offored In these goods. everybody Is Invited to call and see how much you can buy for a nickel or a dollar. 49Cbeapcst place In town to buy your Holiday Goods. MRS. N.J. UUHFOHD, DEAR GIRLS: Take no TafTy from any young man, but if they offer you a nice Box of Hellcobrand's Square Chocolate Creams, made only by his Patcut Process, tako them, and tell them to come again, for they are superior to any made In the United States. ' Fine Watch Repairing BY C. A. BURBANK No, 3I7 Commercial Street, J. H. HAAS, Watchmaker and Jeweler, COMMERCIAL, STREET, First-class work euarnntced. Give him a will and you will not regret It. 74linl for mm mm CUBE tf&nwZiutliiioWrQult, SlnKlW f CmtfUfit llntM 4 r.rt I UUj. ltiWlrf ..Wll.r IU TrtlMl-llwSI la ttj, tTniirtrm 41 IMlMlTrrrlUrtrSI'nlfCuUtM. Lxl, t)Km. MrMtM(KMBfllfrMt,V First Nata Bank Tlie Capital National Bank Something lew! NEW HARDWARE STORE! Chas. Pugh, Proprietor. (Successor to Bellinger A Cd.) hardware; AMD A complete lino always In stock. M stock Is bought new aud for cash, af fording mo tho opportunity to sell at tho most reasonable prices, Tho best and latent Improved machinery always oa hand, Ofllce and storo rooms at Bellinger's old stand on State street. A. K. STRANG, No. 903 Commercial 8troct, 8ALEM, OBEGQN. -DEAI.Krt IM- STOVESand RANGES Gas and Steam Fitting. Tinware and Artistic Metal Work a Specialty, D-Aeent for tho RICHARDSON & JJOYNTON COMPANY'S Furnaces. Es tablished in 1819 GEORGE WILKINS' NBW BUTOHBR SHOP On Liberty street, across tho brldgo in North tialem. All kinds of meats kept ou hand. 5-S0tf OR. JORDAN &. Co.'s MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 751 Market st. San Francisco Admission 25 cents. Go and learn how to avoid disease. Consultation und treatmont personally or by lotter, on spermatorrhoea or genital weakness, and all dtseiutse of men. Send for a book. Prlvuto olllce 211 Consultation free. Ueary street. For the Public Good. It Is on Indisputable fact that the hand, somest vestlbulo trains that aro now run on the American continent aio thoso on the Hurllngtun rout, leaving from Union depot lu Denver, nisei St. Paul, Immediate ly on arrival of all through trains fiom tha west, Tho first find second clubs coaches are magnificent, tho reclining chnlr earn suburb, tho Pullman Blecpe extremely luxuriant, and as for the. meals that arc served lu thoso pa'.aco Burlington dining errs yum yum. The next time you o east to Kansas City, Chicago or St. lxuls, If you mention to the ticket agent t hut you want your ticket to lead from Denver or St. Paul over tho Ilurllngton route, you will get It, and you will always be glad of If you go via tha .Northern, or Canadian Pacldc. the clocant vestlbulo trains of The Burlington itoutc, between St. Paul una uincago, or oi. ixmis, win carry you along tho custom shore of tho Mississippi river for a distance, of 350 miles, amidst sconory Unit cannot bo surpassed; or, If you go via tho Oregon short. Lino or southern Pucltlo, and your tlcsei reads via The llurllngton itouto from tlhorenno or Don. ver, you will pass tnrougn all tho thriving cities aud towns local ea in what is popu larly known as tho Heart of tbo Continent. For further Information apply to A. C Sheldon, Uoneral Agont, 85 First street, Portlund. Oregon. 4.jd&wtt Just Received At Charles CalyorVa Mllllnoi'? nazimr ono of tho finest lines of Millinery Goods over broturht to Salem. All goods aro pf tho latestdesign and have been brought direct from tho Millinery Emporiums of Han Francisco. Tbo ladles of Salem, ai d surrounding country aro Invited to csi. KLd Inspect this' ono of goods. 3' wish to employ a fow ladles on a salary . to tako charge of my business at their1 omes. Light, vory fascinating and health, ful. Wages J10 per week. Inferences given, Good nay for Dart tlmo. Address with Btamp, MI18.MA1UON WALKEU, IOUls- viuu, ivy. ii-zu-un SLOIYELOUS MEMORY DISCOVERY. Only Genuine Syitem of Memory Training Four Books Learned, In ono reading, Mind wandering cured. Every child and adult greatly benefited. Great Inducements to correspondence Classes. Prospectus, with opinions of Dr. Wm. A. Hammond, tho world-famed Hpeelallst In Mind Diseases, Dunlel Greenleaf Thomp son, tho great Psychologist, J.M.Buokly D. )., editor of tho Christian Advocate N. V., Richard Pro tor.thoHclenttst, ilons W. W, Astor, Judah 1. Bonjaman, and others, sent post free by Prot A. I.OIBKTTIC, 837 Fifty Ave., N V Je-lWtO. dw FINE HAN m M TJIOMAS JJUltltOWS Has Just received a new lino Of the latest style of banging lumps which will bo sold at the mnu rt-usonuble rates Wo alxo carry a full line of Groceries, Feed, Cigar. Tobacco, Crockery and Glassware ! Don't fall to samplo our new line of con fectionery. No. 2J Commercial Htreet Ralem, Oregon Brick and Tile for Sale MURPHY & DESART, HuccesKor to D. Knuti.have a welUstub llshed itrlck und Tllu factory In Noith Malein. near the fair grounds, and aropro pared to furnish flrstcluss brick and till on shorl notice. Reception Saloon, 260 Commercial Street. EUGENE ECKKHIilN, lHOI. Ti.o hc4 of Winn, Liquor ami Cigar. Halem und Kxport Jlccr. good Lunch run' tr In connection, whoro you will bo served With HOT OH COLD LUNCHES, Handwlchos Wienerwurst,; md In fact evt erythliig Is In good stylo, aud tho Lest of attention will tn shown to customers, Faming Implements ft WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY Graduates Students In Classical, Literary, Scientific, Normal, Basinet, Law, -AND MEDICAL COURSES. It Is the oldest, largest and least oxpen slvo Institution of learning in tho North- School opens first Monday in September Sondforcataloguoto TH03. VAN SCOY, ,, .President. " Salem, Oregon. Northern Pacific Railroad. GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE. TWO FAST TRAINS DAILY I JNU CHANGE OF CARS SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO And all points East via St. PAUL aud MINNEAPOLIS. The Northern Pacific railroad Is tho only lino running PusscnKertralns.Heeondclass sleepers freo of charge) Luxurious Day coaches, Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. Palace Dlnl ig Cars, (meals 75c) from Port land to tho cast See that your ticket read via the Northern Pucltlo railroad and avjid tho change ofcars. m Leave Portland atfla. m.and &40 p. m. dally arrive at Minneapolis or St. Paul at 0:05 p. m. Pacific Division. Trains leave, Front atidG streot dally at 11:55 a. m, and 8:10 p.m.: ArrlvoatTacomaat 7:10 p mand 4:20 a in arrlvo Seattle 0:'25a in andfJ.Sop. m Through Pullman Palaeo Sleeping Cars, clt-gan. day coaencs, finest palace dining cars between Portland, Tacomaand Seattle direct. Dally service. A. 1). CHARLTON Apt. Gon'l Puss. Agent, 11!1 First St., Cor Washington St., Portland, Oregon. Depot Corner First andM Stroma. THE YA0UINA ROUTE. OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD And Oregon Dovolopmont company's steamship lino. 'tx miles shorter, 20 hours loss time-than by any othui louto. -First class through puKsonsoi" and freight line from Portland aud all points In the Wll lametto vallov to and from Hnu Francisco TIME SCHEDULE, (Kxcopt Hunaays: Leave Albany . i ..... . lKWPM la vo Corvallls WOP M Arrive Yiuiulnu ,...-. 6:: P M Lcavo Yaquina (1:15 A it favo Corvallls lftMAM Arrlvo Albany 11:10 A M O. Jt C. trains connect ol Albany and Corvallls. TIlO ubovo trulim mnnuM nt. VAnTTTW ,wltl thn Oregon Development tVs tine .- '! .!' mumhwu J.UUU1UU ituu nan Francisco. SAIMXO DATES. STKAMERS. K1105I VAQUIN Willamette Vallor - Monday Sopl. Wlllametto Valley.. Tuesday " 1 Willamette Valley, Wodnoiday " 2.1 BTKAMKIta, IWOM SAN FItANCISCO w iimotto valley ...Wednesday, Sept, 4 W lametto Valley Friday ' 1 W liamotto Valley Saturday ',' 21 Wlllatnotto Valley Hunday ' ia ..ThiB company, reserves tho right to ohaniro sailing dates without notice. ,, lwpntrcrs from Portland and all Wlllamotto Vallov points call muko close connection with tho trains of tho YAQUINA ROUTE at Albany or Corvallls and If destined to Han InucIsco, should prrango to arrlvo at Yao.uma tho evening beforo dato pf sail Ing. I'Mscngrr and Freight ltafn Always tho Lowest. or Information npply tn Xfessrs. UL'LMAN & 1:0., Freight and Ticket! Agents 200 and 202 Front st,, Portland, Or. erto C.C. IIOGUH, Ao't Gcn'l Frt, & Pass. Agt,, Oregon Pacific It. R. Co., O H. HAHWEM., Jr. GonFrt;"!' r Pass. Agt. Oregon Development Co., 801 Montgomery st.; Han Francisco, Cat .Tho Oregon Paclllo steamboats on tha Wlllaiuetteo river division will loavo Port land, south-bound, Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 0 a. in. strrlvo at Corvallls Tnmtdnv. Thnrmlnv and Saturday at 8:20 p. m. I,cavo Corvallls. north-bound, Monday, Wodncsday and Friday at 8 a. in. Arrlvo at Portland, Tuesday, Thursday and Huturday at :) p, m. t On Monday. Wednesday nnd Friday both north i.nd south-bound boats lie over night at Halem, leaving there, at 0 a. m, , O. C.HOGUK, A. O. F. and P. Agont. Union Pacific 11 II Company "OVERLAND HOUTE." ltalns for tho east ltavo I'ortfand at 7.00 am und 0.00 nm dally. Tie cts to und from prlnolpal points In tilt UnllndHtatrs, Ca.. adaund Europe, Elegant New Dining Cars. PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPERS. Freo Family Bleeping Cars run through on Express trains to Omahu, Council lilufl aud Kansus City without changa Connections at Portland forHuuFiancls co und Pugel Hound points. 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