THE CAPITAL JOIMAL.
rOnUMUKDDAII.Y.EXUEITHUNDAY,
BT THE
Canilal Journal Publishing Company.
(Incorporated.)
Office, corner Court and Liberty Btrccts.
hntercd hi the postotllce at nalem,Or.,ns
second-class matter.
HOFEP BROTHERS.
Editors.
Tilt: risibilities of Oregon nro simply
beyond compnhcnslon nttbc present d.iy
J, W. -MURPHY, Kditor Ilurllnplon (In.)
Pent.
FKIUAY
FRIENDLY TO OREGON.
Th; Journal Advertising Ore
gon in ilicEn..
INIIL'CEII BY "I'll LAST P RITE-IT.
PrfM Notice From Iowa Nrtvspapcr
Complimentary to ur Fair
City and Slate
About two mouths ago wo ent n
copy ol the Jouii.val to every publi
cation In Iowa. We did tills to call
the attention of our Iowa friends to
our new venture. The result lint
been that several hundr5 Iowh
newspapers, having a circulation ol
from 600 to G000 cophs eneli Imvi
taKen editorial notice of our write
up edition and us a result most ol
them have spoken of tlia city 1
Salem and of Oregon In compli
mentary terms. We givea few
samples of these notices below, In
abridged form. Wo liavo no desire
to bring out these puffe so far ut
they are personal, wit only to show
tho good will manifested toward
our city In connection with this
mention of ourselves.
IOWA I'KESH COMMENT.
Oxford Mirrer: Tho Ilofer Uros.
nro making a rustling paper of the
Jouunal mid wo knou ot no one
who-can do it better than they.
Wo wish them success In their now
venture.
Manning Moniter: It is Issued
dally and lb well tilled with news
from nil over tho world, Jly appear
ance they have a good plant and
we hopo Uiey will make it win.
Iowaritnto Register: Iowa peo
ple have been hoping to relaln tliut-u
young gentlemen, but a laudable
ambition has taken them to u Held
where there 1h ureal opportunity
for development.
WuukenStandaid: We have re
ceived u copy of tho Bulctn, Oregon,
EVI2NINC1 C'Al'lTAI. JdUllNAI. HOW
conducted by Heifer Uros., late of
McGregor. It Is a lively, wide
awake paper In u growing city, and
wo wish them abundant sucetss.
J. G. Itatehllo started 'Ituwluy
morning fur Halein, Oregon, where
then seems to bo a good chapco
for his well known ability an civil
engineer nnd bridge builder. We
Uopo to have a Hue or two from him
from that country.
West Union Arge: From far
away Oregon comes tho Capital
Jouunal, Ilofer limtlicnt' now Sa
lem Journal. It Is as bright as the
daisies which are already blooming
in tho Willamette valley, and as
breezy as a young simoon from the
blue Pacific
Sanborn Jeurnal: The Jouunal
makes a preventable appearance and
lias all the outward evidence of
solidity. The Hofera are good news
paper tneni and, barring politics,
rutlllng good fellows to have in a
community. Tho Journal bespeaks
for them abundant success.
Olowelu Register: We are lu re
clpt of a copy of tho Capital Evk
NINO Jouunal, of Salem, Oregon,
now published by Messrs. Ilofer
Ilnw., recently of McGregor, These
men are enterprlsl'ig newspaper
men, who will surely meet wHh
Duccess In the excellent field which
they lwvo selected fur their lulmm.
Atlantic Messenger; Ilofer Uros..
formerly of the McGregor News,
scud us the first number Iwtied un
der their mnuiigcmciit of the Kvu
Nl.NO JOUHNAI., at Salem, Oregon.
That town I having a great boom
as the result of the lutlux of Kantern
energy and money, and we are Ml
Uficd the lxy have captured a ood
thlug,
Stanton Call; The grass Is green
and the robbins and blue bird
spend the winter, there, bays the
Capital Evknino Jouunal, ol
&tleni, Oregon. This paper Is now
hi the able hands uf Ilofer llrua ,
who were formerly of the McGregor
News, Iowa.
Wilton Itevlewt Ilofer Urns, have
purchased the Capital ICviimku
Jouhnai., of Snlotii, Oregun, and
nre making It u live and pivgrwtslve
paper, Its last Issue contains a good
write up uf Oregon ami Its Capital
which Ishltuutid In the Willamette
valley. If the writer bo truthiul li
must iudiH.nl be u gtorloun country
m which to reside.
Manchester Press: These young
gentlemen nre lliesonsof A. Ilofer,
of llio MeOiegor News, and Imvc
donoexeellent work on that pniicr,
mnnlfes Inij their nbllily to plvo the
people of Falciii a live uml well-con-ducted
Jounnil. They tire young
men of talent nnd enterprise, they
have chosen a good field, nnd they
will hullil up l Mr p:ir and help,
jjreutly, to hulld upthelrelty. Hue
cefls to them.
Aceonllug to this form the Fair
field Ledaer, Oregon may exjwcl to
''''"'"'A'W-MhcBwniiiiiwI with lown Jeurnallsls:
Thellofer brotlHTH, the well known
MeOregor neWHpuper men, have re
moved to Oretron and are the pill
I (Inhere of theb'iileni Capital Joint-
sau It the.V do m eood work in
their new location uh in the old,
Iowa nevspuer talent will soon be
at a premium In Oregon.
Vllllsca Review: Two first class
newspaper men, the Ilofer Iiros ,
formerly of (lie McGregor, la., hive
Imvc recently bought the Salem
Oregon Daily Jouunal, nnd are
now pushing their new purcluso to
the forefront after the stylo or all
Iowa people who go west to make
(lie country grow up. Tho Holer
Hros.lmvcthe real newspaper genius
mid will succeed nn where.
Wheatland Spectater: Wc have
received a copy or the Capital
JoUKN'AL published at Salem Ore
gon. It Issoiiielhliigof an Oregon
paper. It li well yut up, and all
printed ut home. Judging from its
general appeaianeo editorially, and
its list of advertisers we call It well
supported, and we think that there
are no "dead heads" in Salem Or.
Uremcr Co. Independent: We
are in receipt of the Capital Evkn
iNfj JnuitXAL, published ut Salem,
Oregon, by Ilofer Ilms., formerly of
this state. The paper presents u
healthy, prosperous condition and
under the iiiauiigetiieutof tho I Infers
is sure to eontinuo thtu, tw they are
newspaper men that nro onto their
Job. They bought out an established
htiHliictw. We'll tee j ou later, boys
sometime thlti summer, perhaps.
McGregor News: Ueforo coming
west get the farts about Oregon's
peerless resources and advantages.
Oregon has farming, lumbering,
mining, fruit growing, niaiiufaeliir
Inir, continental railroads, ocean
shipping, salmon ilshurloj, and more
rapidly growing towns and cities
than any other statu lu tho Union.
Get tho Wklkly Jouunal, $1 a
year. For reliable Information con
cerning Oiegon, adilres3 Ilofer
Urolhers, Salem, Oregon.
O-ngeNews: Wo are lu receipt of
the Capital Jouunal, an evening
dally published at Salem, Oregon,
the eilltorlal staH'or which has re
cently been reinforced by Ernst
Hofer, of McGregor News fame. Il
Is a blight and spicy piper, and con
tains a write-up or Salem and sur
roundings which Is well caleitl iled
to bring to thu place western-homo
seekers. Tho McGregor News lost
a strong man when Urnst went
West, but their resources i-ecni to be
inexhaustible, Tor the News lias lost
none of Its good qualities.
Our Weekly Clilciiso Letter.
Chicago semis to have thu faculty
or attracting great people and great
things. The past week has found
two of the greatest dciiini)ttmtniH of
muslo of the age under her roof-tree
Sitrasate, the vlollnNt, and D'Al
liert, the pianist. These have gath
ered hundreds of listeners in the
Auditorium tho pat week Ruth
are wonderful musicians, composers
as well as tK'iiiuiiHtratiirs; both hold
the public, jet these two are anti
podal as Tar us their personalliles
are concerned. One Is the graceful,
gracious man of the world, shaKly,
conventional and externally har
monious a perfect picture as he
stands drawing tho bow aertws the
strings; a liquid undulation Hows
through every movement, out thro'
his whole Inidy. He seems to com t
the tones from hid versatile Instru
ment, and lends all the grace and
dalutlucxs within his resource to
call them forth. To thin give
u'tcsclfup to tho full exprv-wloii of
miihleal thoughts Is the art of arts,
the mother and father of pure art.
ThiMither of this world-famed pair
Is of a sterner east. IVAlhcrt shows
strength and concentration in bis
condensed and not liarmunlmislv
proMirtloiUMi tiguru. ills snaggy
hulrt-eouiH to to-s defiance lu the
face of public opinion, as hw bK
himself resnluiol.v not to pkaso tin
audience before him, tin: us tf ti.
meet the comiueudatlou of Ids gioat
maNter, I.Uzt. Ills thoughts hciii
centered in a higher mdin than
that of personality and he prtsx-etU
to iiiiiulfesl that thought, uucoi,
HcloiHuf Mirmu ndltigs or condition
Ills very acknowledgments of pulh
lie acclamation are empliatle and
not very groelous. Thus uutlKslai
are tluyutwo masters or nit her lu
struiuouts of tiaruioiiy, and the.
UhiuIi thogtvtit lvviiii that tiuouii
U not tainted ur dlmlulklud, o
limited by lursoual imperfuetlouii.
THE fiA
j that Ills a thing Internal, not ex
ternal, of the Hjilrlt and not of the
! flesh.
Among other Interesting things
I . - . ... .1 II. ...!.... nf
Here at present is me i-um.-vnM
-ntiillinga by the lliisduii, Vcrefet-I
chairen,nl the Exposition building. I
Onltery after gallery or iniKwtriuti
dr.ipery Is hum; with the brilliant
nod startling work of this JlMn
.luenciiau-eo,i)iuiiiruiS u- ..u..v.-
fill scenes which lie as nil limt
Vidiial Inn witnessed in tlie exepuil-J
... .. . 1 .. t .1... .....rwl.if-
ence of n n itlnii. Tli- extremist and
realist of Russian character are all
expressed mi huge cjinva-'-es, -vast
like the pi ilns of that I'ltaule conn
try, broad expanses of ski with
siunely it horizon line visible in
change of olor, and the glaring
brilliancy or the still barbaric taste
or n people unsorteucd by mini
climes and warm suns. One reads
the Russian consciousness in the
war element, nil emphatic trait of
barbarism, and her national con
sciousness in die various phases of
conquest, tho vulture sweeping
down upon its p.ey, the tiger in the
act of in in-eating, and tho strug
gles between m in and man. The
coloring of thews plclures is remark
able for Its decided contrasts, Its un
meditated combinations, even asone
whos'soul is utterly devoid of poe
try and harmony might see anil
point out hero a patch of green
grass, there a while and glaring
mosque, or n sky absolutely blue.
Such is the ie.ilislie tendency, so
called, but which fails to take into
nccilunt thoH' other elements, such
atmospheric blendings, the very na
ture of man's eye to see thro' the
ideal, and lend its Inner light to ex
ternal facts, such elements are dis
regarded as unreal, when they are
the fundamental realities or vision.
Wo pass down the street, tin.
happy within, discouraged, we
scarcely h-'O the objects as we pass,
what matters It ir there be a wisp
or green grass near the ilusty curb
or not. Our inner vision Is sealed.
Again wo are full r courage and
treasure nt some success, and how
changed the scene; the sky and air
meet in one glad jubilance ami we
reel kindly inclined toward theehll
dicn wc pass, and we fcecni to be
able to see on all bides and behind
and before. This has been our ex
perience and becaiifcc of It our eyes
have been opened to real and unreal
realism.
This collect! in Ims nttracted enor
mous attention, but just n present
there is an Increa-c of attendance,
and we follow to see what the pub
lic lias found. In a further, inner
room, which Is hung lu heavy folds
of cardinal, nnd carpeted to soften
the approach of thoo who come
thither to see, hangs n small oil
painting In a modest gilt frame,
how dlllerent the coloring, h w soft,
and harmonious, nnd yet how sim
ple and unpretentious! Two figures
sliiud with heads bowed and in per
fect reverential rcpn-e. At their
feet nnd about them lie the imple
ment of rude toil, tho boo and
thu barrow. To the left stands the
man, whoso every outline In -speaks
womanly reverence. To the right,
tho woman, wrapped in tho very
abnegation of self in the presence of
a higher recognition. The sunset
Vlow bathes botli form and land
scape In a soft warmth and from rar
net oss tho fields come the yesper
chimes of the Angehis.
'f hrse two peasants at I he thought
of God have laid down their human
burden nnd supreme faith r!i-es up
from their humble hearla in response
to tho call. This picture in all Its
various" reproductions has always
appealed to the human heart, not
alone to the arlist. Tho world has
long since tecognlr.cd Its perfect pur
ity and true simplicity. Rut here,
before tho original work r him who
conceived tin I made It maiilfust, u
are brought closely to tho painter,
for thro his fruits wo must know
him.
Millet was himself ns slmplo nnd
pure lu heart as the Norman peas
ants. He wnstuio to every human
tvlatlou and tiuu to himself and to
was ablu in the midst of the cor
rupt ms and impurity of Parisian art
to hang up such i picture and say to
Paris that "purity and faith me not
all dead, Tor out on the Normandy
fields It still lives and grows and
grows."
Rut how much faith it must have
taken on the put or Millet, to go on
painting siioh things as the world
.vjoelo.1, and in theinliM or poverty
and family stress be true to his Ideal.
Uelng true to himself he could not
be other than true to It.
The American world seems to be
willing to accept the sweet message
of Millet, and the thought could
come at no time or place where Its
truth would stand out more mildly
and pure'y now and In the midst of
thu lurlurie oriental realism of the
huge Riibslaii collection,
Ut.i.lt.
Chicago, Fob. H, 'Wi.
llurklt'it's Arnica Salr.
TlielMMtt miIxu lu the vvor,d foruu.s, bruU
w,MWw,HitrsMtll rlieuni, rxv- nr, i
.r, 9luml Iwitld., eUIU4.tlll, t.l.aHlid
II kKtn 14MUI OIlN Ullll 1.1MVH' UMIUK
jiw. or 110 iiy niulil. Itu guuMiito.l
ismui ai. und
nw. or 110 pny ninlil
R
mo iKvi .itltii!tx Inn ur miiuey tv
an
rVr wtle by liaulvt J i'ry, druggUt,
tuiHi. rriivmsiiit i-it ux.
- piTAIi EVENDTG JOtntKAl.
CIXAIi TOCS TACS.
It I now Inown that p'l
ply ilia II not the result -
Wotvi Clwaie. bat h crawl 1)7
Impaired ".Ijfcstlon, forw'jUS
liey now dvo TeseUbIoor.
rcctlvw Incul ol nlncraa.
TwofhorttcKtlmonltlJaroplr-
I p.tai and ?? f"J '
j J- fg0&
fn torontrajtthcartloi ni laePuiM-...
rarlMa, (or ja, jr .
,, -ycZxlniti i&
her lace. t-t i i
i,l drinetnla. 1 '
oiplci to appear oa
t!e Cluprcttrau"e
i I? -.-a "" r
..f (he i,!ari!ei aa ! 1.1 -at lubtequcn.. ro-
!rol of thu lautscjtloa aa.l :ys!e?'
T-obcrt Stewart also writes
.roci rctoTia. Cat, I at be
tax troublcl wtfa b":!l ho
(ranlt'jatono cf tUc lsalln;
tanaiarmaiaetuaUJacrcascd
tlio crupttom, vrh'.c'j rcipoail
e 1 at onco to Jar's Vcnctablo
Ca-Tn;ar:U and disappeared lmmeUIau..
Col. belie of the Sixth liniment
Says: Dr. 13. S. Heldcn: By the nd
vlee of 11 friend I wns induced to ue
y ur Elliereul Cough Syrup for n se
vere cough. I found great relief
from the use or only one bottle.
KUOI3NE LI3HE, Stockton.
Large size $1 00 small 50 cents. I-or
sale by all Druggists.
'I here Is not only phun but there
Uvirtew lu n hnrty Infl; nnimnls
kan't lafTaud devils won't.
A Safe Investment.
Is ono guaranteed to bring
you
satisfactory results, or a
return or
purchase price. On this plan you can
liny from our adverll's.'u Druggist a
bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery
ror Consumption. It is guarlntced
to bring Teller when used for any nf
fection or Tl'.roat, Lungs or Chest,
such as Consumption, Inflammation
or Lungs, Rr.iticliltis, Asthma,
Whooping Cough, Croup, etc.. etc.
ft is pleasant and agreeable to taste,
safe, and can Iks dcended upon.
Trial bottles free at Daniel J. Fry's
Drugstore.
The national
cceds in Hawaii.
reform party suc-
Mcrit iii.
We desire to say that for years we
have been selling Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption, Now
Life Pills, Itueklen's Arnica Salve
and Klectric Jilt ters, and have never
iiaiidled remedies that sell as well,
or thai give such Hitisf.ictlon. We
do not hesitate to uuiriutee tlieni,
and stand ready to refund the price,
if Ktlisfuetorv results do not follow
l heir use. The remedies have won
their popularity on their merits.
Daniel J. Fry Druggist.
How's This?
Wo offer S100 rewardjfur any cuseof ca
tarrh th it cm not he cured by luKlnir
II-ih'8 .itarrh Cure.
J, J, ClnnryACo.. Pjop.,Tolelo, Ohie:
we, 1 he iindi-Mgued, hue knon H". J.
Cheney for. ho lanl lo years, und believe
I1I111 to be perfectly hunnr.ible In nil buxl
ne tniiiMicilonK, ami financially iible to
mrry out any .iblljittlMtm lnude by Ihclr
firm: Went ATnuix, wholosnle druggists,
l'nleilo, I).. Wnldlii?, Klnniin & Jlnrvln.
uholc.ilu druaglit. Tot do. O., K. 11. Van
I liHwn. niticr Toledo Niitlonullmnk. To
ledo. 1 1. II iII'h Cat.irrh Cure Is taken In
lernally. ncllng dlieetly nron tho bli od
Mint iniicoumirliiic8ot Hie sydein. Price
"j ecuis per bottle bold by all drticglMs
J-lm
SODIKTY NOTIOKS.
KNKIirraOF'PYrillAS. Itegularineet
Iiik on Tuesday night of i-nc-h week at
7:.Wp. m.
J.O'nONAI.D:C. V.
. It. It. WATIUW. K. of It. und H.
0!,IVKU)I)OKNo. 18, I. O. O. t, meets
In Odd KcU.hvh' Hall npMulrs. Cornei
Commercial und Kerry sirvets, every Kat-urilayat'.-:!0p.
in.
J. I.. MimihKi., I. A. Makkino,
Secretary. N. O.
n A. 11. Sedgwick Post, No. 10, Depart-
inent of urt-gon, meels every Monday
evenlugHt the hull oer thoOiegon ljnd
company's ollUv. VNItlug comrades uri
ctirdlally Invited to attend.
I). c.Siikhma.n, Poit Commader.
H. A. Kaniii.k, Adjulii n.
PltOKl'-SMONAL CAltDS.
J. J. 81! AW. J. T. aiUXlCl.
Attoum:y.s at law,
Salem, Oregon.
Ofllce llrst tlwir to the left at head of
Htalrx lu the retr of l-mld A lliibli'M hank.
rnlli.MON l-'Ollli, attorney at law, Salem,
1 Oiegou. Ullli-e n-stalls In 1'atton'n
block.
JOHN A. CAKSON,
Counsellor nnd attorniy at law.
Member of the lliir of Ontario, Canada,
t'J Slate street, balcm, Oregon.
nllVSICIAN.
-MKS. l)lt. M. K. MCCOY
and biirxt-on. has located
and taken pxmuh over Squire Pamir's
grocery -i(iro. Chronic diseases a speo
laity. Uousultatlon free. 1'iJldw
I puyHiciiiii
c:
11AHI.ICS C CCItTIS, M. I).. Sur.'iiiu
and MoiiHi-oimllilo nlunli-liin. Olllee
and renldeiii-e, lS.Murtkireet, In oltlcu lir-mi-rly
iK-L-upled ny I)r ltl.-den, Salem, nr
Ollkv hours S 10 tin. 111. and from 'J 10 '.
anil 7 to Sp m, IMm-hm-i of Hit- rectum alid
ehmiilu dltxies a hiuv-luliy, Klfteen yeai-s
iK.-rleiue. dw
A
M)Iti:W II. 111VKN,
PHYSICIAN ANU SCIKJKON,
Salem, On-gou.
Ollloe honi:0 to 11 a
s 0. in.
111., a to 3 .uut 7 to
Oitu-oi Court Mm-i, nt diMir east of Ur,
Itouliind, lteidOi.-, 5UI Ctu-meketiifct.
D,.
. 11. Pltlt.l
PUyulolim and Surguon
SOUTH SALKM.
Olt'.re hours ti to 10 a 111. and from 2 to i
und 7 to H p. m. l-'ormtirly of llurralo,
o
lltOKt-JsslO.N.M. Nl'ltK A specialty
I iniulr oriMiillnt'inmilK, lmveexx-rii-iK-e
Mis, C, C. .Morgt4U,ttsl Coiumerehil tlreet.
I-JI lin
ill P. W ll.l.l A Ms," STKNuUUAPTTEK
l , and Tyiuurlier(.Vpyist. Wilt make
n-Niris of uliil., ric: copying on tyixs
Hriluriivnniti'ly nnd iiixitly done. Oitu-e
oer. T Yentoii's furulluro store, Com
inerelrtlstrrel.Snleui. I im'K
.VI, kl..V inlvi-lvti ..11
IL
1. '' ..i.r "l'.. a ..,. ..i., ,,.
kind, of ilooinitlnir. mvivirtst to do
iitnn)l. C. C. Moivan,'i.M Comiiwrelal
strtMU I -J I-1 11
1
-,01lliltl'.t McNAIXY,
AUCHirECS.
1 tans ahd siH-eltleattous of all el.tsses of
of building, on short uotlee, siiK-rlu-'t-uilui.vul
Mink prumptly liHi.ifd wltrr.
2,Vif
JOHN K.NIUIIT.
13UrCK3NtITH.
IIirsohiyvng aud rcxilrlng a ijUlly
cilnip l the luol uf Ubvrty slrwt, alviu
Oiv,,ou. tanr
V
it
f'-i
1 nni " H fire Mer
ATFACTS. Wlf E
Our rnlversity
lotsnre the highest
dryest, iict locate
nnd ehe.ipet loti
in Salem.
Honcv fo Loan
Wc have n nt.mberor w .11-1 cat .1 ud well-lmproved farms that we
are offering ut n bargain and on insy terms.
O
i?nR EXCHANGE.
There is no u to complain
. 111 ..l ...oll.lmnnivml ICllllSUS
en iiivuicii, "-""i""".-.r."... 1
O
THE GLOBE
Employment and General Intelli
gence Office,
NO. 292 COMMERCIAL STREET, SALEM, OREGON.
WANTED.
Five clrls for cenernl housework, n situation for lady cepyist: nlso
gentlemen copKnd short-hand writers. Wo.k for three mule teams.
Or will sell the teams at a bargain.
THREE
Grand
Tea
Consisting of the
First Prize Elegant China Tea Set, fifty-six pieces, complete.
Second Prize Fine Hanging Lamp.
Third Prize Set of Rodgers Bros.' Plated Knives nnd Forks.
OFFKKCD BY-
Cox
&
Grocers, 249 Commercial Street.
-o-
figyTickets with chance on one of the three prizes presented to ev
ery purchaser of ONE POUND of our TEA! Offer good until March
1, 189 J.
Wm. B
rown
DEALERS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
1 cm 1
6 u- -j y)
BROOKS
loo State St., Salem, Or.
D
il
-
to, il
Cliemicals,
FINE MM AND TOILET AMIl'LIK !
o
8arl,lly8lciall8, Prtt-orintlons nmt Family Recipes carefully com
imuiuktl. A lill line of cholee Imported and Key West ClKitrs.
STEAM
LAUNDRY
ut
AT GEOIIQE HOUYE'ti UAltliEU SHOlX
Some of the fines!
r..idi'nce nroperty
iithecitvat prices
lint will interest
you.
6 to 8 Pel' Cent.
'f S'ac1!;:: iSS
IlirillS Ot 49(1 IHTl S -HUI.
... r,,w nmroved tOWII pro oei 1.1
follewing:
Boggs
Leather and Findings
CASH PAID FOR
WOOL,
HIDES,
PELTS,
AND FURS.
ThN houo carries n large stock of flrst
eWis koihIs from the best iiianiifiicturers In
lie uoild.timl Is prejuired to give satisfac
tion, both lu slje and quality, to every
one w ho will purchase gouds it them,
No. 231 Cominerclnl Street,
SALEM ... OREGON
& COX,
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AND -
II AVK YOU KVKU SKKX ANY (IK
llitte-e Mtlrts Colluraund flirt's luuudried
the
SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY?
If not make it a oliit to do so.
Prizes
k
Co.
I
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ST
From Terminal or Interior Points tto
(l
lg the lin& to tnlce
To all Points East and South.
It In tliedlnlnit car route. Itrurjs through
vestibule trains every day In the year to
ST. PAUL AND
(Ko change or carc.)
Comiosed of dtnlngcars unsurpasBCd,
Pullman drawlnc room sleepers
ur latest equipment.
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars!
Best that can be constructed and In which
aieommodailons are both free, and lur
nlshed for holders offlrst und secoud-clasn
tlckel8,and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
X continuous tine connecting with all
lines, affording direct and uninterrupted
service.
Pullman sleeper reservations can be e--ured
In advance through any agent of
the road. .... . ,.
In America, England and Europe can be
purchabcd at any ticket olltcc of this com-
ThroucU UCKCIS 10 anu jrum u jxjiuib
purchabCdatauy
puny,
Pnii infurmntlon concernimr rates, time-
nrtrnlnn.routes andotheraetaus I
i furnished
on application to any agent or
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant General Passenger Agent, No.
121 First street, cor. Washington; Port
laud, Oregon,
JACOB L. MITCHELL
Ijocal Agent, Salem, Or,
THE YA0UINA ROUTE.
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD
And Oregon Development company's
steamship line. 223 miles shorter, 20 hours
less time than by any othei mute. First
class through pasRengor and freight Un
from Portland and all points In tho Wll
lametto vallev to and from Ban Francisco
TIME SCHEDULE, (Except Hundoys).
Leave Albany fcOOFM
Leave Corvallis 1:40 PM
Arrive Yaquina - &30PM
Leave Yaquina ------ 6:45 A M
Leave Corvallis 10:35 AM
Arrive Albany 11:10 AM
O. & C. trains connect at Albany and
Corvallis.
The above trains connect at YAQUINA
with the Oregon Development Cos Llna
jfbtea-.,iship between aqulna and Has
Francisco.
SAIMNIJ DATES.
STEAMERS. FROM YAQUIW
Willamette Vallev Monday Sept.
Willamette Valley Tuesday " 1
Willamette Valley, Wednesday " 35
STEAMERS, FROM SAN FRAHCISCO
Willamette Valley Wednesday, Sept. 4
Willamette Valley Friday u IS
Willamette Vallev Saturday ' 21
Willamette Valley Hunday " 29
nils company reserves me rignt io
cuuntresa
Is". B. Passengers from Portland and all
Willamette Valley points can make close
connection with the train- of the
YAOUINA KOUTE at Albany or Corvallis
aud If destined to Ban trinclsco, should
arrange to arrive at Yaquina the evening
before date of sailing.
I'assengrr anil Freight Kates Always tie
Lowfst. For Information npply to Messrs.
HL'LMAN CO., Freight and Ticket
Agents 200 and 202 Front st., Portland, Or.
C.C. HOQUE, Ac't Gen'l Frt, 4
Pass. Agt., Oregon Pacific It. It. Co.,
Corvallis, Or
O H.HASWELL, Jr. Gen'l Frt; A
Pass. Agt. Oregon Development
Co., 301 Montgomery si.;
Ban Francisco, Cal
The Oregon Pacific steamboats on the
Willamettee river division will leave Port
land, south-bound, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday atOa. m,
Arrive at Corvallis Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 3.-20 p. m.
Leave Corvallis. north-bound. Monday.
Wednesday and Friday at 8 a. ra.
Arilveat Portland, Tuebday, Thursday
and Saturday at 3:30 p. m.
on Monday. Wednesday and Friday
both north and south-bound boats Ho over
right at Salem, leaving thereat 6 a. m.
C. C. HOOUE,
A. O. F. and I. Agent.
TA lilt
U11U IV VUlll
VIA
Southern Pacific Company's Line.
THE MOUNT SHASTA RODTE.
Time between Salem and Sin FranelsetQ
Tklrty-tix Uonri.
CALIFORNIA EXPRESS TRAIW RUN DAIIT
BKTWKEN 1-OItTI.ArD AND S. T.
South.
"Jforth.
1.-00 p. m.
(i:ll p. in.
T:t3 a. m.
Lv.
Lv.
Ar.
Portland
Bulein
San Fran.
Ar.
Lv.
L,v.
10:i5a,ni.
7:53 a, m.
7.-00 p. m.
LOCAL I'ASSENOEIt TRAIN -
CKIT 8CNDAV)
( DAILY IX
i:00 a. m.
11:10 a. in
10 p. m.
Lv.
Lv
Ar.
Portland
Kalem
Kugene
Ar. Uib p. m.
Lv. R-j2 p. m.
brjftCJ o.Bt
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPEIIS.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS.
For accommodation ot second class
passengers attached to express trains.
Then. P. company's terry makes con
nection with all the regular trains on th
at SMo Division from foot ol h stre
Pottland.
iVest Side Division. Between Portland
and Cervallis:
DAILY gCKfT SUWDAT),
7:30 a.m.
12S p. m.
Lv.
Portland"
Corvallis
Ar.
Lv.
'8.-30 p. ra.
1:30 p. m.
Ar.
At Albany and Corvallis connect with
trains uf Oregon Pacific Hallroad.
Through tickets to all points south and
east via California
KJCl'KE&S TRAIN (DATLTKiafrTBUNDAY
4:50 p. m.
&00 p. m.
Lv. Portland Ar. I
Ar.McMlnnvllleLv.
M0a.m,
6:t5a.m.
Through Tickets
To all poiLta
OUTII and EAST
V1A--
CaliforniA.
t-or lull information regarding rates
maps, etc., apply to the, Company's agent
-taleiu, Urvgou.
K. P. lUHJEIW.
Assu U. F. and Pass. As't
Manager.
.
It. KOKIlLlilt;
IN8UKAUCK
Company.
Ftr and lit
rina.
JOH. ALSKUT, Aant, . . Qalew, Orw
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