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THE EVEKXNG- CAPITAL JOURNAL.
Proposals for Wood.
CUNIIENSKIl TELEGRAMS.
PASL'ALTIES AM) CBIM OS THE MAST.
Oirgon K. I. Company Lint
vl.im ii t-.:. . '
C. N. SCOTT, KlSCttlVKR.
.. ,a nmnosals will be received nt the ;
..mceoftnqsecre.n.j .""-",-.. ri..v.. , ., UB ,..n xnillien
:... ra t na ii,mii:i uu t --.
Sfd,cVrr,ieurioseit. tl . .
fnWmV trnnd not morcVhan ilx'
m??r mu be cot from large live trees,
1 1 wood must he four feet lung, reason-
hl
iK MrnlBlit.Hiuinoi """-;" "-"
,n diameter
"BriidoM'AbSS nnice at
anic In
in m.. J1II vm J --'
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OKO. W.McUMIiK.
Secretary ofStutf
a f.my 20
W. C, MITCHELL,
Veterinary Surgeon
Ondunte of Ontario veterinary collcgo.
i,.i'ib nil diseases of horses cuttle and
nilier domestic animals. Olllcc nt Mils A
V.Vi.l,.i"... iivri? stable. If not nrofe-
Whitley's livery stable. IT not profe-,
,inmuiy inehged can be necn nt nil hours.
WM. WICKEY,
i n l n i I
House Painter, Uecorato r , i
illld nail llQUT.
Leave order at John Hughes' store, Sate
street
ULACKSMJTHING,
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Wagon and Carnage Making and Impairing
Horseshoeing a specialty. All work euar. !
Kf-ommerclalanffia
Salem, O egon. I
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Fine Watch Repairing
nv
C. A. BURBANK
No. 317 Commercial Street. i
DEAR GIRLS:
JoaVryLTof'Sr8 man' bUt ,
., , . . ,
llellenbrand s hquaro Inocolate treams, I
made only by bis l'atent Process, take '
are superior to uuy made In the United
tliem,anu iciiiueiiiujcuiiienmu",.". ut-v
states.
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maWfizJrisEai
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Salem Harness Shop,
B. F. WILEY, Prop.
Manufacture and make a specialty
of Farm and Heavy Harness. All
work due in our own shop at
Salem and guaranteed flrst-classs.
Give us a call.
PAINTSHOP.
115 6 Commercial Street.
House and cnrrln ge palntlng.slpn wn ting,
paper hanging, decorating, wall tinting,
und kalclinlnlng. All work done first
class. Can-luge paiutinga speciality, chnr
ges moderate.
P. IL RANKIN. PROP. "
PATTON BROS.
are still selling
i vTomriv
w
lower than ever.
All of our stamps are made
out of the
Best Rubber.
You should not be without
one.
Remember the place.
PATTON'S ROOK STORE,
9S State St., Halem
SELF
INKERS
Pioneer Bakery
AMOS STRONG,
271 Commercial Street.
French and German Wheat and
Rye Breads in City Styles.
ViPiina Rolls.
SPECIALTY OF FANCY CAKES.
Pastry and Confectionery
Baking iu Full Stock.
Mv new bread aud cake bakers
arc first-class artists In their line, ,
and I aim to have
Everything as Fine as the Finest.
To Capitalists.
Sealed proposals will be received up to 2
..lock p. in. of the Win day of May A. I.
KJ0.by the board of director of bchool
lrtstrtctNo.51. of Marlon county, Oregon,
vide" includw the city of halem for tlje
purohow of thirterii thousand do. an.
UlXflXi) worth of the bonds of hald scho.,
.lUl'rlc In denominations of one lunlw
tl..Ui.- i$W and upwards. The lu'erc'
u'i liw- l-'uds to be sld senilsinnually
an.i ibi-T r.- to run twenty C) Ja.
ft?id tnit "urf-UHiiHl under and by virtue
Tt of ' b I. gi.latury of Oregon for
ISrtioSi W-na 67of illle j I of an oestaln
tlesbtddlnc must pcolfy the lowwt rate ol
inVA.t at which tbey propose to purcoase
"... t.,,.,,1. .nri 1 1. nmnunt they dwlre to
,,me nnd place lor cutting Into three been
,'ntln "lie nb-ivf wood nnd storing tlio
i.tD ill tw r!Minri nt Inn mi it in
tut fTiiniii uuiiuuik; at.'ruiif iu uu
M
kjuuiim) m
i
I
i
1
llshunlwrmTOureu.m..v .-.....-- ierKint. J recuuer, uu
in the common scnoois u. """"" r- . i. i
i.r.JvedOctoberil'.liiK.approvedCK-toberil, f,ar, Krauolsuo.
UhS ThUctwas approved rebruary.t, rr,!o.. V I Cliis
t?.,i-0,i,.r.nmvMlKebruaryIT.IW7.l,ar. (i V Jloroeil, r. J Vlie,
wircbiue.ieven thousand tUlUrs worth to
Ce purchird July 1. 1. and lx thou
sand dotUni (teaifi worth to be purchased
Januarv t. Is9l. No bids will be eontderrd
where the propose rate f mteret i more
thanS percent per annum or where ihe
bid for the bonds U blow par value. Tb
bourt reserve the risht to reject nr r U
bids. Done by order of the board of direc
tor afoiwld thU STth day of March. A. U
10. W. B. BInON, Clerk.
liSl Sckool 1UU Na 84. Mrton Co. Or.
ThoiniK.r logout m porihi.d
' P",!:-.
lavl -i '' challenge.! O.rbctt to
l,ox j London for 100.
r Sherlock ol Portland has
ntvidently drowned.
fine Hag has been raised ovr
the school house nt Jefferson.
Masked men hung 12. L. Cress
well nt Santa Maria, Cal., Monday
The railroads have again cut rate
between Chicago and Kansas City. ,
Glanstonc laments the decline of j
free trade sentiment iu Great Brl-
tian. i
... ....
t international council ol (.on-
ci.eirutiouulist3 Is to bo holt! in Lon-
dou, Feb. 1S91.
Timm..- Yndnr ,,,.. i,uu i,..i .i,..,i .
'" iicnigiin worm ?o,uuu,iiw oeau
nre ,w ., por Wo..d.ciioupcr.
The roofs of the ulate house ami
pcnltuiititiry at Jefletsotl, Mo.,
were blowu away by a hurricane.
foo(' for tnt" Governor of Lotiisia-
mi! Ills message to the legislature
of i.ou-.iana is piincipaiy devoted to
argument ngains-t the renewel of the
"f e Louisiana lottery
He should be upheld by all good
citizens everywheie.
New YojIj and Boston played a
great g.ime of ball Monday. For
twelve innings the pitchers kept
their opponents from getting a man
across the plate. Finally, in the
I thirteenth inning, Tieruan whacked
1 the ball to the center field fence,
j won the game.
I rrlin it'iiafnt'n unnnlnra urn (.tnntli nir
by the cause of free silver like heroes,
and demand that the unit of value
itl thP united states shall i.c the
dollar, and it may lie coined witn
412'. grains of standard silver or 2i 8-
lo of standard gold,
L'Ull m irei
i. i i.
qirilly l.'gal leiid'-r for till purjicses.
;;()0) men uro ni a strike at Me-
Keesmirt. T.I.. l"i 10 per cent
adviricc io wa.es. The labor-I
in.; men e: the east are
engaged iu a struggle to raise
their wages from the depies-ed
-itinduni of hard limes to the belli r ,
! days of. i rviv.i! of prtwper'ty.
5IACI.KAY N0TK5.
Mis3 Vana B.ishos and nrothtr,
I of Brooks, visited relative: and
I friends in Macleay Sunday.
Miss Orpha Taylor who is attend
, ing thf rnivtrsity fpent Sunday at
', lioinc.
Prof. Mack's magic lantern show
that was in town last week, was re
ported good.
Tom Humphrey, one of the boys
raised in Waldo Hills, son J. Hum
phreys of Clymer, lias received an
n.m,.i..lm..nlna lllni PlpllC. Tom IS
an HKliistrious irusiworuiy young
. . . . . .1 .1
man and will no doubt prove an
efficient clerk. As yet he does not
know what route he will bo placed
on.
iviilinm TCImr's 4-vear-old child.
who has been quite sick for over a
month, Is convalescent at present.
He has been suffering with spinal
menigltis and brain fever.
Hern: On May 4th, to the wife of
D. A. Humphreys, a ten-pound
blacksmith
Mntiwr mill i-bild ili-
lug nicely. Dansaysthe new-comer,
is a republican to the backbone.
Right here we stop and give three
cheers for Dave Thompson, our next
governor, and extend our BS?" to all
such new-comers,
8UUU "r 7 , . ,, ,
Col. Smith has accepted the resig-
nation of Captain Gesner and 2d
Lieut. Jno. Estes, and has ordered
an election to be held at the armory
ot Co. I, on Saturday, May 17th, at
n ,-i .1 -.. .1... ..-.,
electiug otticers to nu me vacancies.
Co. I's nicnicon the 24th of May
...Ill Un .viMiiirl ufinni.wa rPllO llnVS'T
nm uLuHmm. vv,.. . -.y-
are sparing no pains to make tins
picnic the leading one of tho frea -
son.
The old school Baptists held ser-
vices here Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Newton Shanks and wife were
immersed after
tho forenoon I
services, Sunday
In Piiohatu. Estate of Louis
B. Dannmyer, J. P. Gohn, adminis
trator, presents finil accounts; or
dered heard June 14, 1690. In the
guardianship of Jessie L. Farlow,
Chri-tian Farlow, guardian, pre
sents bond In sum ol -000, with
Jacob Farlow, surety; approved.
i.t.-ni of Juliette Baufcch. D. L.
IIIJTKI. AliltlVALS.
I'OfiK HOL'SI
J M Brown, Wilhoit.
N J SlmhU, Whitnker.
Mr nnd Mr WlUon Deal, San
FrfuiciMO.
K M Eule, Sublimity.
Snml Shf ridtin, A L Gample, Mill
City.
lid T J mid, Turner.
CIIKMKKKTB JIOTBI-
W Soott Taylor, Gervals, Or.
i.onLni-itv
V. .WOT v,vh.... ...
Frank Moore and wife, Albert
ano uo,,
,,,
Kii.v p(,rtland
MKl, x oruuim
James Calvert, Monmouth.
M 15 Rounds, Independence,
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-! ii rAi.i.in I nn trrnnnituvi.
C (iliiir, indepaaaenw.
JaaB Johnson Snokam) FaIU.
t r- . ii.tBiiniui
o o'ciock p. iii. iui win ni.ii.uov7 "'Heal Estate uxcliange is in i-onmu"
t?Z'lto,iZ u ,u,,y MJP,e l,ieie for 1,,e ""'" '' el,u:',, mX f'r ' '" 1,Uri:r " , and Ihreo nilimiu' walk from
:andnskstobca,moiUeU (f 1(ortun,tiea- , flIlIy ,.. ,,,,, llm, tll,y w, ,w 0 ,., olll. r . lwml dl,u-
''rifift Daven. wlU come OUt alx,ut thv mh '" ,H""1"" l" ..nci-t,,, and ship-' ,,, m , wn. 0HM.;
I0;::;1' JJf company with a colony fr.-m Ihut ,1 irmn lhc.ee to Germany. wmtal..H nine rooms, hot and cold 1
port ami ... . . jcoUnty m hi:.d with no.soiu-. water, bath room, ele., und in pr
Johu Hartrnun, Portland.
Tlip lionisiaiia Lottprv Swindle
Offers n Million.
A TOWN hEFOXDS SS,000 1.1CEXSE. ;
A Movement lo Liberate the
Condemned Anarchists at
Chicago.
.
kkmainh ok hatch ioind.
EuctKNi:,Orc., May 10. News has I
just been received here to-day of the
rt...ll lit I !
's ""' "' "-' "' i""" '".'i """"".'i m.i.u..i
tbe remain of the body of C. II. ' couver barracks, committed suicide,
natcu, ho peruiieu JJeeemiier last
wliilf omlwivorlng to rcocli tile Hum-.
mlt of the Cascade mountalus,
(IKKEIIS A MILLION.
Nr..v Ohleans, La May 13 The
Louisiana Lotteiy Co., has doubled I
its former ofier to the state and now I
oflersone million dollars per annum I
for tin. nrlvllwlirt. .f innliitnlnlne1
IIiIq l..it..rv
IinKL'NnS SALOON LICT.NM-:.
Lowi:ll, Mass., May 13. The i
S,000 liquor license to run a saloon
recently grinted to John Leiinon ,
by the select men of Dracnt wa- le-
voked this morning. The town
will refund the $S,030 to Lennon.
KKKOKTS KOH THII ANAltCIIlST...
Chicaoo, Ills., May 13. In a
short time au effort will be made to
secure a discharge from the peni
tentiary of the convicted Anarchist
Fielden, Schawl) and Neebe, by an
application to Judge Graham of the
circuit court for u writ of habeas
corpus, on the ground that when an
"JHH-Mt - "" ' - r--
......! .!..... in tn citurnttwi
urt, prisoners verb not taken be-1
re the supreme court to hear afllr-1
atlon of their sentences by the!
court, iirisoueia ni-it um mntii
t
fori
111
lower ciiirt.
vntiKi; AND UIOT.
Hamhi'imi, Mass., May
13.
Great excitement prevails on
. - ,, . ., . ,i..
count of the striking gas woiUers. i
Crowds paiaded the streets to-day
They threw stones at a train of cars
and several passengers were injured.
The police finally charged and dis
persed the mob.
KLLKARKI).
Nhw Yokk, May 13. In the case
of ex-Judge Masterson, who is sup
posed to have shot at Mrs. llopkiu
son at tho Grand Central cslerday,
both left the police court this morn
ing without giving testimony
against each other.
mlxico anxious.
City okMlxico, Mex., May 13.
flrfxlt linvctV S tt'lt 111 IlUnUClitl
. . . ..I .1... .. .1... IT
circles respecting uiu uunuu mv v.
S. congress will take on the silver
question.
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Abiu.M, i a., Aiaj .-"st 'sm
Ashlky, Pa., May 13. Last night
a fire destroyed live buildings at this
place. Loss about sixty thousand
dollarr
SKNATK KE-ILCTSHOL'tiK.
Washington, D. C, May 13.
In the senate the commute ou pen-!
sions reported back tlie Iioiir-u sun-
stllute for the senate dependent
pension bill and moved it be non-
concurred in, wliich was agreed to.
The senate then resumed consider.!-
tion of the
silver bill. Jones of
1 Nevada continued his tpeech, be-
! , ... ,i jj..
uun ycterdny and spoke in
& h()Ui.s
.
nu ii vi-
ni'lit'iiV 1 1 Ml'VTIMV
I r.nnw.inii .m..niw...
j Mi. E. D. WcKidard of the Globe
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t0.,iu.
I ii iiirnuhberir. nresident of the
- .... -V-...I I !...!. T I ifl..i..i,ll1. '
vnnl millliui uuim, "i ....M..w
j ence, was a Salem vWtor lust even-
'jng
i Mr w
11. fcCOVOra lSlll AlimilJ
to.t)ay Iooklng up the chances of
, Bett,ng out B joUlt circular for the
WHnmetto valley.
CoI.T. L' SlilUli leil last evening
for San Francisco ou hN way to
take in the leading points of tills
i f II.. .. HI I...
country nun r.iirope. nu " "
absent about six months.
Mr. C. A. Collins, or W'omimr
county. N. V., who is au old
school friend of II. V. Mnt thews, or
the Salem Land Co., is in tne city,
and euys he Is hero to stay, lie,
spent some lime on the Sound In.-
TIIK STATK iiursR.
NorAin.-P. W'. Gillvlt mid J
H. Rosenberg, of Porilaiid were t
day upiiointed.
OlMMI'mHNTb,
For niHanlly, Mary Prew. native
of Swll .orland, Hge 4i"
f,, from i.c
land.
HII.KDAHTICLmOH INCOHrOK T4I?:
Tlw (!hrw orwl, lumlwr ami
llUld cll, ttllj . of P.irll '.lid, b.V T.
W. Symons, ( '. W. KuowI.h and ri.
I. Dnrrlu, goneral mininsr, real
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tate, hhippli, etc.. Mock. Wl,
'w
The me twrtlw orsmu ui
Glaseow Town Silo oomiHy;
btook.J360.000.
Albert FureuUeh Htid othore or
fimlzetlieOreifonBUverMlnliiKro..
......! I .tM, 4MfATin
-TlllAimak Water Co.. ly V.
in i uri u i ii sw'ni w"'!""
DLa.irauil, Claude Thayer, and
t-m -v i . . ni -tiiuui
ThVcimiiiber of Cuimirw plt
mi ioouiu a ivwiiuiiMiii
muiulier a a rpuorum for btiHtiitM.
..f 1 l.i.i ....... lln.l'.ll.lM ..t 1 ll... ....-L.llt. IV. lit J III' ft . . -
iii r i'iiiiii in' urn-, iiiil f-.iiLi iiii ii.'- uinrii i linn t . , in. riin ..-..... --j i . .. . . ni.A.iini (inn iiiika i ii i : i i i
Van-
CHINESE COMING IN BY ARIZONA I
Indian Massacred by Gnnnls fori
Committing too Many
.Murders.
' nun: ssi-h-iuk.
Vancouvkk, May 13. 1'iivnte
Giblin, of Company C, 1 1th Ittl'an-
tfi.-.. TT C .. I...I ......1 ..t V.l.
tins morning oy snooting iiiuisen
through the heart. TIip raiw is tin-
known.
CIIIMXKVIA AKIZOSA.
Phoknix, Ariz., i:t. The activity
. . II 1 Cm ..
suw Ul ,u'w wicrl ''"
Dlcgo has caused the tide of Illicit,
Chinese immigration to turn toward
Arl3Sn1" ml they are pouring (ver
'tho 'Nl'"-ed Mntf lino by way
C.'uavuiK Tin1 Arn.iim frontier l
more tlian Ihiee hundred miles
long and i only iinperfectil.v pat-
rolled by mounted tiatird-. Only. t
feu davs airo tll'ty-three Chinese
i feu davs ago tll'ty-three
who arrived at Guaymas, fiom han
Francisco by steamer, disaptured
very suddenly and it is suppon-d
that they have slipped into tliei
United States.
lUnOLKU 11Y llt'LLKTS.
Klamath, Or., May 13. Six Iu
dian policemen backed up by twenty
volunteer Indians, were compelled
to kill a crazy at Klamath Sunday
morning, John Major. Ono of the
Klamath Indian volunteers com
manded by Dave Hill during the
Modoc war, blazed aw.iy Willi Ins
Winchester from behind a I r 'i'it;!
he fell dead, riddled .irlt l.iiM-
Modoc war, blazed aw.iy with Ins
from nuns iu the hands
twenty-six pursuers
Early Sunday m.irni.i
wife was bat bin ' i i oik-
jortMUcrt.d from an iliier anil l.iiled
J
ler wltll auiu ,A f,.im, lls lU;ues-
ter. He then Hew from his House,
which isclo-vto the Willitmis river
bridge, to a house occupied by an
other Indian, whom lie greeted ex
citedly and leqii.-sted to walk out for
a conveisatlon. While walking
ahead, iu obedience to Major s com
mand, he was shot in the back, the
ball coining out through his breast.
After this second murder the old
1 Mndce lighter ran to tin woods,
where he met Frank Johns, another
! Indian, whom he greeted excitedly,
: noil rentiestcd him to taken walk
,..-.-. 4
f.,r c,ne talk." Not liking hi
look and toiuvJohna relu'-cd to ac
I COIIIIKMIV 111111. WlieieilllOU Hie
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rni,v nniuMiiuiiciun . . ...v .. -. . . (
Johns put spurs lo his steed juM
'about then and escaped, pursued
by Major and hU old Winchester.
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Johns was not long gettine; to the
i.ciIlx.l.,ou.1 on Williamson
d .,., ,lt. reported to the i,,.,
d,alw ,lMl.lllllIld ,hl.. flir worship
. . .. . .. , .ii .,. :...
, tlie fact that Major iiadchargcd him
l from the rear, and subseiiucntly,
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'when "Lady Hook" ainved with
the information
that Major had
niiinlered Ins wile ami an inmin
man, tlie committee ol twenty-six
was chosen and the meeting rapidly
, adjourned.
When Bob Hook discovered Mujr
behind a log, he was surprised at the
prompt manlier in wliicli the fugl-
. iii i .... i ... ,i ,.
ue rose ami umkcu away, win. inv
police suddenly rolled oil their
lior.ses and the other Indians cover-
i i.i .1 i- .... ,. fi'i
un nun Willi men k1"1". I,Lv ""
1 l.L ..,.i..nli.t..lv rblillnil i...iri..is-
back to thehrldiie. He was buried
Tuesday, u.s were Ills two victims.
He had always up to that time, been
' a (iiiiet, iieace-lovlng Indian.
..,., Vf, KAI.MflN Til Cll:i'MAN.
mi'inbered that nome months ago a
M. T.l...l..rl...r.rf.r w.m hum n..ntln.
fu, (hu .lirchllTO of Columbia
r,Ver ,,, w,llc wm tobesalted
,.,, .,.,,, . f ... He oiler-
,., ,yy .00 cirloads, al pries
r,im,im: froni 01 toSt cenis a ixitiud.
jh.(n(i (1t meet wltli mucli success
. ...... ... . i.
here, but old neiur wiin miim;u
H.n. Tiirougli H. W. Tibbals, of
San l-ranclsco, ami oineis, no nas
made arrangemeuts with different
Alaska eanners fur eighty cal loads
goo tons of king salmon, 'flicy are
to weigh ten pi-und to a sine, tone
Meked In WK) lb tier. es. and will Iw
San Fiianci:o. Cal., May 18.
The N'fjuIes of the lute Jiidjtu
Fblt m re mmltifted by Hie t.'rmid
Army : the lu-public hi tlila city.
Tlw UkIv k-nvt-H here to-nlght. lilt
uiidcraSor! that foimal fuiieml r
,K.,f uitnn-nt will be eouduHe
, (llrniiiiiuTliui'!ii) next,
HAMl-CAIt At'ClliKKT.
Tub Dam.!, Or., Mny !. Ij1
.-.. ; . i. r :Uo freight cU-K4, IU;
ui Uauid jKhMKur overlook
hand er oonveylug ChliiHiimii from
WtlfK. OlHJ H IHMIII Jlll.MM'.. .(I'll. UIU
- MJlflll,ll,ll8 ijUru from wbtoli
wotk, mw f Ilium Jumped from the
j.. i., n f u- inlmift.
. .
Imeiwiin Uhvmk, tlw b4 In tho
- inurkut. atHtoiiiBr BU-4jns.
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0 llUiac iirrfcria.
r II L'.kl'LH.
II. Tlw Ui V V. "wof. f""'
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i'iy k JwflNinjU l ii ZZ
aw ui i i ebbt & i twrm an i iimibi
UAAwv Suiriili-s at
couvcr, Wn.
nl Ms
r in. .wa- ,. t
Mr. DavhlSlmjieoHhas takw elwrite ,'J'Li Jy. Umgi ,
StHt4 Htreet. Call and ww him.
Tickets for An? point on thl line fhr Mil
nt the depot, foot ufJelTferson street. mid -it
the United cntragc and bnggase Trntuftr
company' ottlce. corner Pecond mid vine1
streets. Commutation Ticket t 2 ient
per mile. i
(lenenil oftlces nortlinm comer l-'lrst i
ana rino street.-, Portland.
K.VST aiDK.
Kmm TowMtil
l'ortlnnd station. llirtlnnd
"
I'orfndl'ortM
limit Kxp
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8ftl I'ortl'ndSl'Co 10 45
Vu.llny'n tndltic 'J S y
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11 17.... siiverton 12 vm 7 :i
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iVl CoblirB-. 0 ll
VIrr S1IM4
Alrltemnll
l'Dltlnnd nmll
AM All
7 f .l'ortlaliil MWV.
1045 Dundee Junction
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Soullimi Pacific Company's Lino.
TUB MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE.
lime hctwffii Salem ami San Fr.iuclro .
Thlrlj-sU Hour.
I CAI.ironMA r.Tl'HKSS TKAIN HltN DAMA
HKTWKKN 1-OUTI.AKI1 ANUS. V.
South.
1:00 p. in. I I.v.
ttH p. in. Lv.
7:4). in. Ar.
I Noith."
l'ortlaml Ar. 10:n. m.
Sulcin l.v. I 7:S'ta. in
Sail Kmn. Lv. 7:1X) p. in.
I.OCAI.
l'ASSKMIKK TIIAIN (DAILY
fl:l'r SUNDAY)
K.
s.lX) n. . i I I a .
11:10 a. in i l.
2: It) p. in Si.
i'ii. 1 1 nu
"u'ei.i '
Kiuo.'i'
A.l 15 p. in.
Lv. l'.':"iJ p. in.
Lv. l':iX) a. in
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS,
Kor ncconmioiliitioii ol second class
passciiKOi iittiiclied to oppress trains.
They. 1'. coinpnay's terry inuko.s i-oa
iicctlnn will' ..11 the regular triuiis oath
Kat b;(1p ison Inim footol I' slreo
t'ottl.iud.
lYcst Side Division. Between Portland
ami Cerrallis:
IIAll.r (KXCK1T sr.NDAY).
d:ai p. in.
i :. ai p. in.
'raiiis.f(ii..m iicui.; itailmid.
L ThioiiBhtli'kttstoull polut voiilh mid
hcast iaCaiironiia
Itniii aiiiriVirxalTls loiiuevl vClttj
KM'llfJ-s rUAIN (DAILY KXCKITBDXllAV
l.i9 p. ii'. )1a". lffrtliiiiil ArTlXxra. m.
S:C p. in. ! Ai-..Me.MlnnvllleL. I fwl.'m. m.
Throiiffh Tickets
Toullpnl In
"DliTH ami EAST
VIA- -
California..
t-or lull uiKirinutiou iccaruiiu! intct
maps, etc., apply to Ihc L'oiuputiy'M uuelit
O..W...! lw..V,.t,
tltl III. VIII hWII,
K. I. ItOUKItS.
R. KOr'IILKIt.
Asst. u. !'. ami Pass. Ag't
Maniiger.
THE YA0UINA ROUTE.
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" ""' '"" i 12-iSj). in. I Ar. (.-orvnllls Lyj
:;r:;:;,,'.,"!oiii!(iOi pacific railroad
And iiiegon Development company'!
Htu.uiii.lilp line. '." mill's shorter, 'JO hours
less tone than by any ntiiei unite. Hirst
class through passenger iiml freight line
I irom i 'ornaiHi aim an ponus in uiu u
miuetto vnlhiv to and lioin Sim Hranulhcu
TIME SCHEDUtE. (Kxccpt Himnays).
j-uivoAiimny
u'iVo "quii
l:0i) I'M
s mill'. ii
na ..-- o:.uj i' .ii
l.l'livil lliuillllll --- .ii;wa iii
I AUVl. oirvuiiw ioiasi
i Al'rlvo Albany lhiOAM
f). A C. trains connect at Albany mid
corvnliis.
riiuiib(o trains connect nt YACJUINA
ivith tlu Oregon l)eeloimient CVs Line
if.steaMshins bet ween Yiiniiiim and Kan
,' "-"'.. s,.. ..... ......,
srHAiiKiw. ikomyaquinA
wlumlVu'Vniu-y...::::
. I'anilion - - - ;;
I ',,rnnu V"""....." in
hi-kamku-. fkom hn fuasciwv
' iilai'H'lle i.lley..... . ---Ainu -H
, ini-sillnn .Mayo
. Williiiiii'ltu alley " '.
rariiilou " II
! WlllniuuIKi Valley " J
I his riiiiipiuo imi'iin uiu . i
i cluiugo sailing ilaUw williinil nonce.
N. ll.-l'ahH'ngi'is fiom l'oitland Illld 111)
Wlllainclte Valley points ccin inaKn close
nuiii'ctlou with the IniliH ol uiu
,,nr iieMincd t. sn H u.clsci., should
i YACJl UNA U 1 nl Al IHIII.V ir I orviiiiis
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I'jutriigiT ami I'li'iclil K.ilM Alwais ii.p
Limi-.l I-or liitiiriiiiill.nl apply t J!isrs,
Ift'LMAN .V C'o., freight and Ticket
cntK lJ .mil Stt.' Hriint st I'ortlauil, Or.
or lo
C. C. IIOCJOK, Ac't Oenl Hit. A
fays. AKl.,Oreifili I'aclllcH. It. Co..
I'orviillls, Or
11 II. IIAHV.'KLI-,.lr. tien'l I'rl; A
l'ust. Agt. (Jregun Dmijliipiiiviit
Co., 'Wl Montgoiiu'ry si.;
Hau !'iuik-Im, Cnl
The Oregon I'aelllc stemnboalH on the
Wlllanielti'O river division will leave 1'ort
I.iihI. Miuth-lHiuiid, .Mondiiy, iVtsluuwIuy
and rrtday .it Ua. in.
irrlM'iit ('orialllH I ucsiiay, jnurwiay
ailJJ1,riVr,B"ili!1,iVt,,rjK.iiii.lfonilHy.
1 I.C..1.1... ... u .. ...
W... In. ...Iui t.n.l l-i'l.lu lit Kri. III.
AiiInuiii 1'uiil.inil, '1'ueKlii.v, Tursduy
and Hatur.lay at .!:)). tn.
M, ,.,!, ,IMJ Hiutii-imiiinl isiis lie m.r
(.in Mommy. wtHinusiiny huh i iiuny
I '"' ' icin.iHMViiiuieni hhmi.
: ,si. u. K.aud 1'. Agent
j - -
n O a t i
j. y j v v- . v
feet older. Burn and out building,
. Hil alMllIi 111 HCR'H. Tills will Is-
wild at a birgHln if uppliwl for ul i
iMioe. Six acrfl W'UlId pUt lo n
Hil'ttilU,;)'.
.JOS. OHUMP,
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fla.ic
Tiik Ciioi ok 10. VI Vtrr k j
(VH emi U m th ftffci nnbN,T0 S. Cot 111 1 lei'Cif 1 1 St.,
iMiuejr oi wve crop h i". i i
dvlMnug.
Dr. ilurt'i uow luui bin dtnilol
' mi -
iii. in Hi mm Eldrklgllok. tf.
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, w." "" - . -
Uw 0r pbM Ui mlvwtlw. imll
matUr.
A wc ur"Hr i'ti.
ttabiu tnii m kaawn ht iMWai!
ar.rT"M'rJi.,'ar-"a i
wt.4 iTrMii.74
& JftraJfi SXU 2SLLaS TIm iMHkra III IliriiUiira. IMdlng,
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ra
t.y NuilthA-Hilr.
-AGENCY
OF THE
v SWAM FOUNTAIN PElv
&K9
Over l o Hundred of these favorite Pens arc now In use In Marlon county alone. It Is ono of 4hc very best
Fountain l'en mauufaetuied. All Insurance Agents tiso this Ten. Tho late Improvements render It still more
attractive and more desirable.
A full line oQMABI K TODD & BAUD'S Gold Bens are always In stock, also
PHOTO ALBUMS, AUTO ALBUMS, SCHAP HOOKS,
SCRAP PICTCBFS, PU11SES, CARD CASES,
VISITING CARDS, WEDDING STATIONERY.
Remember the Place,
Tlie New Slioe Store!
KRAUSSE
Having just Opened a new Shoo Storo in the Brey
Block, wish t Invite everybody to come in and see
their new place, where lliey are prepared to supply their
old and new friends witli anything iu (lie line of fool
wear on the incut sitinfaetory terms.
WE HAVE THE FINEST
STOCK
In our line ever brought to tho city,
wo can please all. TlinnKing till oui patrons ior imsi
favors, and soliciting a continuance of the same for the new firm, we are,
Krausse Br ot tiers
-r
Grand
COX
A Handsome
Lulei.1 and Improved jmttern, nickel llnish, with complete set or uteiiHllH, (purchased or It. M. Wado & Co.)
O
A Ticket with chance ou tills elegant Prio presented to every purchase of ONE POUND of our
BIOLI ACE CAN TEA. Price 75 cents por pound.
Til
Ready
Fry's
DKLA VH ABIC DANG ENOCH!
It is sure cleatli; 'Si cents er can.
MV4mwarcrur.rfsra:
njr -jiafuMWi
Boots and Shoes !
Leather e.nc Findings.
OUrCiixh paid lor Wool, Hlden, I'oIIm and Kuni.-ffitt
I
lUn Dlrxoll tiflclA Mnrl
MiCUIOOOII UUIU muuui vuii wnvvp..
This Best in
In Full
KELLER
I
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'Ilia lurgcjfct
Pliiture Framing our
'myem
ugKE7
98-State Stkeet, Sl,e:'I, Ore,
BROTHERS, Am
und feel sure that
Tliir
Tea
-offered hy-
cl
& BOGGS,
(Jrocers, 291 Gommnrcinl 81.
Garland Cooking Range
13 VliJIlY BEST IS HANDS OF
Mixed
for family uso at--
Drug Store).
HlaughleryourS(UlrrelH now by the iiHoof FRY'S HQUrRUEL POISON,
Wm. Brown &Cou,
U1CAUICKH IN
J" Pernor QvOonpr
the World,
Salem, Oregon.
Wall Patwr, Mouldlngx, Window
hloiik. Modtl prlnsH. HuIuum
lwidlng feature Full lino of fnv
ii.'ti'WirfvjwpHi
X jLj&LsZs
Paints
rIBS
P
Bloomi
& SONS,
Blmiliw, IfiumiN, MIrrow, Art (iootU, Etc.
alwuyH lKwmltig,
Blrtilchern and Bludlthi.
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