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Syrup
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Tiie maioritv of well-read nhvs-
5 aVm!! .v tn1iAvfA linf fVit.t:tirtin.
. HWUJ uuY u--. iut v..u...r
tion is a germ disease. In other
words, instead of being in the con
stitution itself it is caused by innu
merable small creatures living in the
lungs having no business there and
eating them away as caterpillars do
the leaves of trees.
A Gorm The phlegm that is
coughed up is those
Disease. parts of the lungs
which have been
gnawed off and destroyed. These
little bacilli, as the germs are called,
are too small to be seen with the
naked eye, but they are very much
nuve justtue same, ana enter uie
Doay m our looa, in me air we
breathe, and through the pores of
the skin. Thence they get into the
blood and finally arrive at the lungs
where they fasten and increase with
frightful rapidity. Then German
Syrup comes in, loosens them, kills
them, expells them, heals the places
they leave, and so nourish and
soothe that, in a short time consump
tives become germ-proof and well. &
VHOFKSSIONAI, CA1WS.
II. K, JION UAH. 1!. N.HAYDKN.
W.H. HOLM IX.
rtonilAM, Holmes a IIavww, Attor
J3 neysntlav. Olllco In Hush's Mock,
between State find Court, ouCom'IBt,
J. J. H HAW.
M.W.UUWT.
W. U. PIIATT.
gUIAW.ritATTA HUNT, Attorney
) law. UfllcoovorCapltnl National lb
tloin, Oregon,
at
unk,
LMON KOKD, attorney at law. Balem,
Oregon. OIllco uptalru In Pulton's
Wo
5Ck,
JyAROY & MNUIIAM, Attorney and
J counselors nt law, Hnletn, Oregon,
living an abstract ol t lie records of Marlon
county, Including a lot and block Index oi
Balem, they have special facllltleH lor ox
amlnlug tlllm to real estate, lluslncs In
the nupremo wntrt and In tlio Hale dopurt
men In wilt roOclvo prompt attention.
Dli. J. M. K1EENE, Dentist, Olllco over
thti White Corner, Court and Com
mercial Htrcctsi
T1L W. H. MttJT. nbvslclnn and sur-
MBIT,
llet) In
,U soon. Olllej) In Kldrldge illocft, hu-
lam,
rcgon. Ollco bourn 10 to Jan. m
x io
I. m,
II. T.O. SMITH, Den
Hnloin, O?. Flnlsl
. Dentist. Itt Male street.
L'lnlftliod dcntul opera-
fion
.Ions ofovervdiftcrltiUon. Painless oiiora.
tions a specialty.
Djt'tfUII, Architect, Plans, Hpccl
J-
'"jKi
r -ncnuuus nnu supcrintcnunuco ior
clasnes of liulldlnm. OIllco 2U0 Com-
luerclal Nt., up stairs,
9-
tlom
H. AiaNALLY.Archltect, Now Hush
llrcvinnn block. I'lnnn and sncclflca-
Lloni of nllcliumesoforbiilldliinn on short
notice. Hupcrlutendcacaof work promptly
oolttd nflcr. , 'i 6-tf
17 J. McCAUHTJiAND.CIvllHanllnryund
JLl. Jlydmullo lCnglneer. II. H. Deputy
inlneral surveyor. City surveyors olllco.
Jilurpliy's llloek, Hnloin, Oregon.
;HC81NK83 CAllIJS.
A It. WILLAKD, lllncksmltlinnd hnroe-
j:x.. auuor. jn worKKunraniucu, nuop
ou Htato street, near court house.
fXRO. 1IOEY13, Uarbcr nnd Hair dresiln
in
JM
VX parlors. Finest bathH It tlio city.
uuillligri:il Bvri'fU, DU1UII1,
niOKAltOSH.lllncksmllliii, nil kinds ol
TV repulrlukandoiirrliiKoworK. Wolmve
lu our omplojF Arthur Olovo.tvprorobslonnl
borscshoer. Uivo us u trial. 41
4 ILHMITH A CO., Contractors, Sewer
, Iiik, Cement Sidewalks, lixcuvatlnir,
All work promptly done, Salem, or.
Icavo orders wftU Dugan llros. :lMm
OAnpMAYINQ,-I mnko it specialty ot
oaipet-suwlug nnd laying; mrpcu
tiilton up nnd rclnid with greut cure, lluiue
clenulug. U'ttveordorswltli J. n. Lunu
or llurou A Hon. J.U.LUHHMAN.
J Kins Inside nuUhlng a specialty, am
Commercial street, Halum Oregon.
I OHM KNUI11T, lllacksmlth. Jlorwi
tl sUtlngui)dr(ialrlunspecInlty. nhop
ttttUo foot of Liberty street, dnlcm, Oregon.
a.'joir
p 3, LAlWKNi tX Mtminicturi) of nil
kludsofivelitcles, Ilepnlrlng a special-
ty, BUcpBlate street,
I,
ELLIS & WHITLEY
LIVERYMEN,
South of Wlllamattellotttl,
BAL.1SM - .
oiRicaoN
II POULE, Bkksiii,
Formerly olBcrlber. lohf, two doors
vfct of tb old (laud, keeps a good supply
Of wheels, axles, springs und general car
rhtge hardware. -tt w
GEO. C. WILL,
of Will linw., Albany Juid Oorvallls,
I'iuos, Organs and Sewing Machines.
tutwiNu suruiNtM nnd ohqanh
HUPAIRBDAND Ct.KANlCD
"At Your Homes-
Airenttf fnt Km-tln., i..i...., M,
iltxira uiirtii nwi Orilee. halem. Or.' Nee.
imim uunu u i-imi oniee,
Ulmauauvw jMirts nrall
8wtiiK
9A-U Aw
.ncinuuk
iin
Cnoajet lots In town. rold; since
January li. Cullou
BIGDON&ROOKK
Duh-Breymaii Blor''
04? Com'l at. - - .
hi
BARK A im "
HA I, KM.
'P Garden Hose and Lwn Sprinklers.
.A. oAuipiei Una of 8to4 ami Tlnwnre,
,llu routing amd plumbluK a speilaliy.
Estimates for Tinning and
" Plumbing Furnished,
T.MlU3t IIUmu4 llrasd.
iiYROYAL PILLfj
im V4. mit1 kt I. iikk!:
nip -). mnjhimj
ZM'7??. .. ..
Ifl U
4) . sVeKJ3C'"",'W,.t.,r?
TWO CITIES COMPARED.
New Rutland t Hies Mnho the Kent Show
Ing Uecnnae r I'lilillo Spirit.
Tlio cities of Worcester, Mass., and
Syracuse, N. Y., Illustrate generally tlio
differences between New England
Mlddlo states city governments. In
tlio two cities were nearly equal In pop
ulation. Tliey nro both manufacturing
cities, situated In tlio Interior, and sur
rounded by agricultural communities,
tn 1880 Syracuse had 02 miles of streets,
17 3-1 miles of which were paved. The
annual cost of maintaining these high
ways was about 33,000. For the some
cost Worcester maintained 197 miles of
streets, all of which wcro paved.
The wnter works of Syracuso
were
owned by a private corporation, those
of Worcester by the city. Syracuso
no parks, unless a small squaro or
may bo tints digniflod; Worcester had
about thlrty-flvo acres of parks. The
drainage- rrjrrtcin of Worcester was much
more elaborate and perfect than that ol
Syracuso. Whllo It cost Syracuso from
810.000 to 12,000 n year to clean Its
ninety-two miles of streets, It
Worcester only 3,300 to clean Its
miles of strcotJ).
Tho pollco forco of Worcester
cost
197
was
larger and moro oxpenslvo than that
Syracuso. On an expenditure of 101,
800 tho Now York city maintained
eighteen schools, In which wcro taught
about 7,000 pupils; tho Massachusetts
city maintained thirty-six schools and
instructed 9,000 children for 139,722.
Tho flro dopartmont of tho ono consist
cd of four steam engines, ono flro oxtin
guishor, ono hook nnd ladder truck and
11 vo lioso carriages! that of tho other
had flvo steam engines, twolvo hoso car
riages, ono oxtlnguisher and throo hook
and ladder trucks. Tho annual cost of
tho first was 31,G89, of tho second
38,810.
A similar story might bo told of al
most any two cities taken indiscrimi
nately from Now England and from
any other section of tho country.
Tho abodo of tlio vigilant citbrn
In tho United States la In that
part of tho country whero tho town
meeting breeds a fine publlo spirit.
Boston, with all its drawbacks and lim
itations, I.s governed with a higher re
gard and u moro Jealous caro for tho I
rights of private citizens than Is any
other city of its sizo In tho Union.
Henry L. Nelson In Harper's.
Tlio Secret of Keeping One's Temper,
A merchant in Alexandria had a dis
pute with n fellah, as a peasant Is called,
about tho settlement of an account.
Tho merchant was determined to bring
tho question to tho court, to which tho
fellah objected. Desiring to mako a
last effort, tho follah called at tho mer
chant's olllco ono morning and asked
tho sorvant If his master was In. Tho
merchant, hearing tho inquiry nnd
knowing who It was, called aloud from
tho ofllce:
"Tell that rascul that I am not hi."
Tho fellah, looking up toward him,
calmly said:
"Well, sahib, God put theo In a bet
ter mind."
Tho nierohant was struck with tlio
meekness of tills reply, and having
looked moro carefully Into tho matter
ho bocamo convinced that tho fellah
was right and. ho In tho wrong. Ho
sent for tho fellah, and after acknowl
edging his error ho said :
"I want to ask you ono ouestlon.
How were you ablo to bear my abuso
witn sucn patlenco?"
"Sahib." replied tho follah. "I will
toll theo. I was naturally as hot and
violent as thou art. I know that to In
dulgo this temper was sinful, and I
found that It was Imprudent. I ob
served that men In a passion often
speak loud, and I thought that if I
could control my voico I ishould roprcss
my pawuon. l liavo thoroforo mado it
a rulo novor to sufTer my voico to rlso
abovo a certain koy, and by carefully
observing this rulo I havo entirely mas
tered my natural tomnor "-.Philndr.-
phin Times.
llectlo.
It was n cheap little clock, warranted
to run threo years, but it actually did
keop on for sir, and thon, ono morn
ing, suddenly refused to do Its duty
longer. It was wound, shakon nnd
then given up In despair.
Another series of offorts disclosed tho
fact that It would start for a moment
and then stop.
"Thorol" mild grandma, In ono of Its
aotlvo Interval. "I think It's all right
now."
"Oh, no, Indeed," wild Charlie. "It
will stop In another mlnuto."
"I don't know about that. It's tick
ing." "Yew, but you can toll by tho sound
that fcomothlng It tho matter. This
Isn't a good, healthy tiok. It's only n
sort of ft hootlu," Youth's Companion.
The lUrcaln Vu Not Oloted,
"Ho Unit will not whim ho nmy," Is
likely to ropont his huloclslon for ninny
n lonu; tluy nftorwanl. A huly who hml
spont a woury hour In "boating tlown"
tho naloaiimn nt it Turkish shop in
IVIb, returned tho ntuct day propartHl
to purohiisto. "I IhiIIovo j ou mild twon
ty fmuos," fcho bognn, ttiklng out liar
purbo. "Ninety, nuulninol" nnsworutl
tho mulling Turk, "hut you oamo
down to twenty !" "Ah, Unit wtis yoa
tonlny, nmdiunal Uvory thing goas up
ngtiln In tho night !" Youth h Cknnptui
Ion. A Slow Trln.
Hmkuumn PtuMHigoreU not tillowwl
on tli' platforms, Kir, whim tho train Is
In motion.
l'nmsongor lleg jmnlon. I will go
In. 1 did not notleo that tho train wtu
lu motion. Now York 'Weekly.
OspRiCE'S
rjeaWiBakinS
Used iu Millions of Homeso Years the Standard
f.
rfP FVA
'UMmtttO
ITTLE
onu
1680
CURE
Blck neadnehe ond rellere all the trouNe f ncl
dent to a bilious stnto of tho syntem. uch al
ltolnefn. Naien Drolne(w, Dlntrew aftel
eatln?, I'nln In tlie Hide Ac while their most
remarkable euccci li& been hown tn curing
Hcadaens, yet CAnrrB's Little Liver Till
are equally valuable In Constipation, curing
and preventing thin annoying complaint, while
they alo correct all disorders of the stomach,
ttlinulato the liver and regulato the bowels.
Even If tliey only cured
had
two
HEAD
Ache they would be almost prlcelos to thoso
who sufTer from thli dlstreiwlne cemplaint:
but fortunately their goodness noes not end
here, and thnne who once try them will find
these little pills valuable In so many ways that
they will not bo willing to do without them
Uut after all sick head
ol
11 the bane of so many lives thnt here Is where
we make our trrent boast. Our pills cure It
while other do not
Carter's Little LtVER Pills are very small
and very ey to take One or two pills make
a dose. Tliey are strictly vegetable and do
not gripo or purge, but by their gentle action
please all who nw them In vials at 23 cents;
flvo for $l Sold everywhere, or sent by malL
CASTES UIDICUIE CO., ltor 7cit
Small Pill. Small Dose. Small Pncs.
Pussengers destined to the proinl
ncnt cities east of the Missouri river
should patronize tho Chicago, Union
Pacific & Northwestern line. Mag
nificent Pullman and Wagner sleep
ing cars, elegant Pullman and
Northwestern dining carp, free re
clining cliitlr cars, handsome du
conches and comfortable, PiiIIiiiul
colonist sleepeiY. eod-aug
" HVLini U.VKRItT ICKI'OIIT,
A Hyiiopitl? of Hie lUurkeln Iluylng nnd
H.illlnj,' l'rlcvs.
IlKTAIl. WIICKS.
IWVISIID QUOTATIONS.
81iouldcrs.HUKarcurcd,perlb,12
Hrcukfjst bill-on 15
lining Mugur cured, pcr.lb, ltc.
iieei utLzx.
1'ork 8 0 10
.Mutton Sai2Xc.
Veul-I0(lo.
TlinolliyeouI'er pound, Kc: selling
ltcd clover need l'er pound, He.
Wbllo clover seed l'er iwuud, iC,".'
Alslke 18c per pound.
Kod top loepcr pound.
Lincoln Orasi lUyo per pound,
llye Orats 10c per pound.
Oiolmrd Urusi..l7o per pound.
ieuuH no per io.
Out incnl nt Uc.
New potatoes 76o per bushel.
(Ji ecu pens loo per Kill.
Htrnwborrics, (Ijfo per qunrt.
dinned i"rulu.l'eacln, SB 00; npncot,
J3 00; blackberries, Si, corn, best grades
it 00, toimitoos Jl 60: string beans ?1 50;
Troon Vegctnblni. 1'otatoea dOcjairrots
00c; parsnips 7oc; onions 5o pur lb.
Klsn.jjulmon lOo per lb; Hturgeon G
7o per lb smiill tlsb lfo per lb; saltnalmou,
710o per lb; Chinook balmon, Vi.
JIUVINU l'HICKS.
Vhcnt-S2Ko to 85o net.
Klour-l'cr barrel. J5.N). best 1WI lbs,
O.its I'or busliel, 60 52c.
llarlcy Per bushel, C0(l5c.
Ilrnn-l'er Ion, S.'l bo at mill, sacked.
Hhoits l'er ton.rjl 00 " sacked.
Cbip l'er Ion, f.U0O " sucked.
Hops Quoted nt 21 lo20o per lb. Con.
tract 17c.
Vool-18c to 20c.
logics 20o per aozeu.
1'oUitooH t'er busliel, SOo
Corn inenl ,lo per pound,
t'heeso 12llo per pound.
Dried plums l'er lb. tta7c
Dried prunes l'er lb. iiJlic.
Imported prunes 7i per lb.
Huttcr lfcawoo per pouuUlorcood
liiirdioariopcrlb
Kitvn id-unai ojl liui ut' xn mu ju cans.
Hams l'er pound. llai2o.
Uncoil Bides ItoJIOnnr Hi
nuoiuiUTS vp(UO pur 111.
Clilckeiit.. H to lOo per po
Turkeys 10 to o lb,
l.i ..-c- - --..--
JIHl.
UeOhoTfasimrlb.
OiuikH, Tamper Hi
Hprlng Ubfckeiifc-
l!li'opcrlb.
3IAKKKTS BY TULKaRAl'Il.
l'OKTliANl).
When r-Valley, $1 (" per contnl.
Flour dlmidurd, fG'23
Walln Wnllii SSOOj
OiitH Wtilto olo to Mo per bimliol.
.Mlllitullh-ltnin ratgiM; Htm is, 8J5 to 2U
Kroitnd bnrley, Jill to aj; on p feed, J.K)
uiKiiiuuBs, S'Jft, per Ion.
Hny-Jl6910iMHrtun,
llutlcr Oregon fancy dniry, i!3jn; funcy-
cretuncry 25; good to rulr,17320; Dill
forma choice IM tome.
l'-KK Oregon 23KO por iloi.
l'oultry Old chickens, 155.60
l'dtntoos U) nt 70o per cental.
ClicoBO-Orogoii, 13 to 13Vi California
130.
BUgarH-tiioi.ten o, IX": extra V,ty,; dry
gnuiuiiueu, SJ4 cubo, onuhwl and 1'ow
dercd, bfcfo por iHiund.
llcanH-SniiiU white, 8!iol; pink a:
bayos.JUe; butter, i lima, Bo.
uruHt I'rults-.Tho market Is llrni. tluo-
iu: naiian prune, u to ne: l'etllo and
tlorman, Uki par pound; raUliin, fS 33 per
uoxj piumnierurleil poarw, 10 to 11k sun
Urlod niul IHnlory plunu, 11 to IScj enpo
ratwl peaehoN, 18 too; Smyruii flgs, avj
uiiuoriua mji.vo per inniud,
Ulce Ue lr pound.
Hides-Dry hldw, hW to Oiv. Unless fin
oullsjKrewnj,oor 68 pounds, To; under M
luiiuiia, ; siipep pells, .SlVtMI.'Jfl.
8.MDKK1I MHATS AND Ultl).
liHlwu lmms, IS to lXo; linkfiist ba
oon, i io we; wW n to IO05 ,lnrtl, OJj
to lJo dr pound.
HANilitANniBCO,
Han PiUNCtkOo, July l.-Vtu-aU.tln.
wwik opd nu iiliilelr lunrkvt. No. 1
white, f MO t 1. ihht eenial.
llnp.J!(1XV)lr lHMUld.
lUitlBjr-b-e! I1U Jl IS pr cental.
UU(lmy!l TTto I Koqulaukfl ttf tol Si
mt canui'
OuIoum.41 l4M-
MIHUhUVNMtUUH MAHKHra.
Ciiioam, July 1-UliMt, wkh USe July
Hone ks, j f i Sfcved.
Krom ti lUor by Mra. Adu 1 Hurt
orciroton, S. I), r'iH taken with a
Jmd wild, which Mtlou on my
lung, oouj(U wt In nnd fiuir dootura
gHH)nmm. Iwwnuwlf uii, !
termttiHl I oouliT not ty. My uh
bund won ttdvutnl in gn Ulug'a New
Dlcoovwpy fur oinihiiini.tlou, touuIih
iindooldi. TMik eight Wtlts; It hat.
eurod me mid I am u iw well mid
hearty. Trial Udth-e ttva nt Fry's
drtiKditirr.
j
QBVER
Jj PILLS.
1
CIJBr
IH El
: OTTO WW Proposals for Supplies.
U . . XI . JUfW I lUIllU 8
it Matt r !iiMfiHKi&v' rv I 10.000
" 300
AND S
T T " B
mum - ncur or i
The Old Pioneers and al JNew Conieis will join in a Grand
Picnic, at the
g&!L2i
SALEM, July 4th, 1891.
A good time for overyboly. An address of welcome
on behalf of the Old Pioneers, by a native son, COL.
LtOBTA.MII LER,an Alumnus of Willamette Uni
versity, and popular young orator of Southern Oregon
Match, game of Base Ball, Portland vs. balem Mines.
Each State will establish headquarters on the grounds,
where all are expected to report at their respective places.
Conic with well-filled Lunch Baskets; bring your families,
your neighbors and your friends. Everything FREE
I lalMarc rates on Railroad?.
Independence and intermediate points. At the close of
tho exercises, it is proposed to
oettlers oociety.
PROF. Z. M. PARVIN,
H. M. BRANSON,
JOHN MINTO,
W. T. KIGDON,
W. H. DOWNING.
SALEM OltEUON.
WM. N. LADl'K, -Dlt.
J. RKYNOLDH,
I011N MUIIt, . -
- 1'reHiaeut
Vice I'resldeut
- Cashier
GENERAL BANKING,
Exchange on Portland, Hun fiunclbco,
New YorK, Locdoii and Hong Koiic
bought und sold. State, County and City
warrants bought. Farmers are coull.illv
Invited to deiioBlt end liausnct busluesi
with us. Liberal ndMincci. iiiudo on
wheat, wool, hops and other property pt
rciiRouiiDie rates. Iusurance on such se
curity can be obtained at the bank In
most reliable companies.
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
CAI'ITAlSrOCK, all Subscribed, $200,000
Transact a general banking buslaess
In all Its brunches.
aiCO. WILLIAMS l'reilden
Wii. RNHLAND Vice Preildeul
II UU 11 MitNAltY Cashier
DlKRCTUItS: Cloo. Wllliums.Wm. fins
land. Dr. J. A. Illnlinrdxnn. .1. W llnlwnn
J. A. Ilaker.
II ink In new Kxchango block on Com
mnrrlnl street. h:la-tf
Capital National Bank
SALEM OREGON.
Capital Paid op, - - - $75,000
Surplus, ...... 15,000
It. H. WALLACE,
IlC8l(lont.
Vlco-riesldent.
Cashier.
Y. W. UAIIUB.
J. H. ALHKUT,
DIRECTORS)
V. T. (Iray, w. W. Murtln
J. M. Martin, It. . Wallace
Dr. W. A.Cuslck. J. II. Albert,
T. MoF. l'atton.
LOANS MADE
t'o Inrinera on wheat nnd other market,
ablo produce, coimlgued or ill storo
either In mlvate Krauarlcsor
publlo wurelioubes.
Stale and Counly Warrants Bought al Par
COMMERCIAL PAPER
Discounted at reasonable rates. Urans
drawn direct on New York, Chlcugo, Ban
bmuHlsco, l'ortlond, Umdon, l'ails.llerlln
Hone Kong nnd Calcutta.
INSURE IN YOUR HOME COMPANY
"The State.
t)
Asttti Over 350,000 Dollars,
a i , P10' M UKKLKU, City Agent.
AndsiecniiiKentfor Mafnu couutyf O
tliinwitloiin Comiiany.
The New Blacksmiths
SPRAGUEikUILGERS,
SuccvHsom to John Holm, cor. Oonmier-
-:- Salem Boat House, -:-
UHASI.McULANK, I'ropr.
B. Iv. HALL
Paper Hanger.
Iaeonlera Hlobt Ileal HtaleKxehuge
W. M. DeHAVEN
mum - and Sale
offiiS,,-r.f.i!'.'!w
lt......V"Yr."",v """"i tnHHW. B1M-&
-uwHtM ,iu iu iricui stoefc,. fclif
IMPs Hni mk MtAs.
12TLA1D JU.OOIIS3,
Pressed Brick,
Alia "ltiM-'i. I UlMox wir4al.
'Ml. BUIlDtKS' SUPPLY
CO.,
TsnmrtUSt.. IWtisn,'
0 4 4ii
'Tjcnn.
tat National Ban
-t.'tf!iaki'Av si j am
5
Steamboat excursion from
organize a Pioneer and Old
A. F. IIOFER, Jr.
F. J. STRAYER,
T. 11. BARNES,
G. N. SROAT.
Committee of Arrangments.
$1 WILL BUY A LOT
Of coods at our store! TVe carry a full line
or groceries, feed, crockery, glossu are, cl
gars, tobacco and confectionery.
T. BURROWS,
No. 220 Commercial St., Salem
FOREST GROVE POULTRY YARDS.
FoundedJn 11877.
1000 YOUNG .FOWLS FOR SALE
And Uho iflnest;ever,'bred ou tliOiFaclflc
Coast. Hook your order eaily
fo (choice selections.
ond Stamp for Catalogue.
Address J. M. GARRISON,
10.11-dw
Forest Orove, Orecon
S$500 Reward I
WKwlll pay the above rowaid for an
ISO of liver noninhilnt. ilr.i..ln uil
lieadacho, Indigestion, constipation or cos
tl eness wo cannot cure wltw west's Veg
eltaoleLliier lMIs, when the directions an
Biiicua compiled wnu. Tliey are purel)
veiiclabl, and necrfall to flvo sail fac
tion, Suijur coated. Large boxes, contain
lug d) pills, 'Zi cents, lluwaro of counter
feits and mluatlons. Tho gcnulno munu
foctsred ohly by TUU JOHN O. WKS1
Co. Chicago 111.
Bold by Ueo K. Oood, DnigijUt, ,m Com
sticct.hiilem Or.
Notice of Dissolution ot Part
nership. 310 till whom It may concern. Notlco Is
L hereby given that the copartnership
erotjfore oxlstlug between Enoch Mai
ttnd.tyloofMay Henllne.dolng bulues
at No. 2J2.0 ist side Commeiclnl street. In
ino cny oi oaicm. .Marlon uounty, Oreijon.
!if;er?),yuiw.lIivUB,,oiveii u jmio
ngalnst .the said llrm of May J lfenilue,
.., iiu x.uui-11 muj isuinin? nil Oolite
OI11U r..tlU('U HIIL llkkntn ni.
Dated, June J, lsui.
KNOCK MAY.
C. W.HKNUIvE.
Projiosals for Wood.
Sealed bids will be reooled at tho ollk
SfV. Br.",H1 wk. NiMOTOonime ?Slal 8t
Balem, Oregon, until Tuesday, July 7, Iblll
cordrbSod?l,.,r,.M0COUl3O,OalC' aml w
cirurriSii,m-,5cortU ofoak' m,d 6
.rdsr0fTodVm,l50Ord8OfO,k' BUd Wl
Kor LVllf"ul Hnlinnl mw,1 i I
15TOrdsofbodyrir. ' "'' um
nri'K'l-ln. y?rl?irlr, 15 cord-
,n. """"" oi oouy nr,
Ihe wood must bo large gn
Jllr lllf.l .ill .. ..! e. .? . V
oak, and all wood four lect long, rwisoil
ably straight amlcordeit cloxo. Tliebooifl
by ysaia.J &
ClerkSchooimsfrlct'ifS'co,,
i 017td
Proposals for Iron Cells.
...i. , 1.
it
r 1 til K board of publlo building commls
1 slouers u lie sealed proposals, r. r iw
oousiructio
cells and Hi
thuOretniu
t'TOtiouiiuiiiiiii inutiiiicetif w. i). ihiBh
arohlt-ot, tMiiom, Oregon, l'he fight to ro-'
letan oral bills 1 reien cl Itldi m 1T1
Iw opened at Kxtn ultveoiliee, in TiieldaV
July 11, tMH.atao'cloolc p. m. Tli",aitV
Jwm r. ?fVn,n,ul ,,u'Kt lurlllsU bonis for
faithful poiformanceofvame.
?XkvJSH,'l)u I'KNOYKlt,
OHO. W. S cIlltlUK.
run. mbiiiajT,
K. A. MUM,H , t'lerkof lltmul. 0-illd
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Health is Wealth I
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Uadtoi to miM.ry. 4eay uud uatlT nri.
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WE Q OATUNTEE SIX BOXES
Tcuw oy aw, vil each order ic,
irr. i.M,' m the purhaw our
wriUiM grulee t reftwd iha niauii
lb truirineut doe. noiefltSi la rSan?!J
Wirt "jT I j t'JL'jt .
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rrUE BOAItD OF TIUJ8TEE3 OF THE OltE
JL gon 8talfl Iussne Asjlnra iDTltes sealed
propn.sl. fur fumUblng at tlie asylum, near
Balrin, Oregon, the following supplies for tlie
nix raoutlm ending Dec. 31. 18111.
QIlOCEItir.8.
10.000 lbsl.pl salt.
roiia crucKcr. extra rrcan.
raiding, Oal loose.
gulden O sngar, 100 lbs tacks.
granulated ' '
cheese, Crane Ion's or as good,
Aorinncal, Uold Dnat, fresh ground,
bbls.
cracked wheat, fresh ground, bbls.
coarno hominy '
oat meal '
rolled oals, American, fresh ground,
bbls,
dried carrsnts.
O k Co's A & II brand carb soda.
mackerel, extra mess, '01 catcb.
salt salmon, '
choice Island rice No 1.
bom-less codfish, Pacific coast
cream tartar, J A Folger's prime
gloss starch, Oswego,
corn starch. Oawemi.
10 grofs matches.'superlor Safety.
25 doz brooms.
12 dorcans ojalcrs.
20 doz conctntraled Ire. American.
10 rtnz raws corn, Wlnslow's.
100 lbs tapioca
1000 gnl extra golden refined syrup
200 ' coal oil, Pearl brand In tanks.
200 ' molasses, Orleana, extra.
10 bis raaccaronl. No 1.
0 ' vermicelli.
2 doz bath brliks.
100 lt germea, Hporry's new process.
It ' Lhlna starch.
II uoz whlpk brooms.
4 bxs blue ullauiarlne I, A.
C ' mop rags,
a ' mop sticks.
1 ' doz clothes baskets, willow, large size,
square end.
3 dii'tbnisbes.ML&CoTII.
2 ' Worcestershire sauce, L& Pqts.
2 ' puro Lucca oil.
0 ' scrub brushes No B.
0 Eureka paptr palls.
SPICKS.
2S0 lbs black peppir.
40 ginger.
30 ' cinnamon.
TO ' mustard.
10 ' mace.
VINEOAIt. v
800 gal puro elder vinegar, 40 grains.
OROCKEIty.
10 doz glass tumblers.
2 ' syrup pitchers.
4 ' 1 gal pltcliors, TV O.
12 1 qt soup bowls, ' '
20 ' tea cuds and saucers. W n
4 ' platters 10 in, W Q.
12 ' dinner plates ' '
10 veg dishes 8 In '
4 ' lantern globes.
C pie plates.
rLOUIt.
600 bbU more or less, best roller process, de
livered as wanted,
DRY GOODS.
1200 yds Nashaa XXX canton flannel, un
bleached. 2000 yds Amoekeag mariners stripes, blue and
white.
BOO yds Lonsdale fine sheeting, 30 Inch.
600 ' pequot cotton sheeting unbleached, 45
Inch.
500 yds peqnot A Bheetlng, 30 Inch.
BOO American shirtlna nrlnts. lltrlil i-.ilm-a
assorted.
-o . , --D . ,
800 yds century cloth, dark colors, assorted.
100 ' yds continental check flannel, black
and white.
200 yds red and blue check glars crash, 10 In
wldo.
800 yds bleached linen and Trench crash. 14
and 18 Inch wide.
2C0 yds Amoskeag bluo dcmln's 9 oz,
BOO Marseilles York Mf'g Co checks.
200 " Amoskeag A O A ticking, 36 In wide.
100 Naumkeag corset Jeans, dark drab.
21 doz pre suspenders, good web.
12 Tuikey red handkerchiefs 24 iuch.
8 linen cambric hdkf, ladles, white col-
ored borcer.
24 doz papeis Wallace & Sods' Eagle pins h 0
fl lVB ll.1,nln. TT ....1... I.--....
12 ' white tape Washlugton No 12.
0 ' medium sized thimbles, closed ends.
0 ' No 3fi white thread, Clark's Mile End.
C ' 10 .
0 SO black ....
0 1C . .
i doff, black braid.
12 gross pearl dress buttons line 24.
B gt ' agate buttons, white, No SO F B,
fl '50 '
2 bolls white duck stark 8 oz.
0 red oil cloth.
200 pa Mllward's needles, 100 pa 2, 3 and 4. 100
pa 5 and 0.
YARN.
400 lbs white all wool yarn,
SOAP.
2500 lbs Kirk's Savon, or as good.
100 White castlle.
0 boxes Ivory, 100 cakes each.
COFrEE.
2000 lbs Costa Rica, first grado.
600 ' chicory,
200 Gov Java, first grade.
100 ' real Mocha, first grade.
TEA.
828 lbs V 8 brand, Tong Ohong, or as good.
TOBACCO.
1000 lbs Rapldan or as good.
MEATS.
COO lbs per day more or less of beef and mutton
as required In equal parta of fore and
hind quarrers.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
6 doz pair men's heavy kip bts 1-IJ, 1-11,2-10,
8 doz pair ladles' kid shoes 2-7, 2-0, 2-5, k H
J7 doz pair men's leather slippers 8-0. C-7 C.8
8-9. 8-10. .1.11. i.iq. ' ' '
10 doz pair carpet slipper , i,2-5.2-C, 2-7.2-8
III ITrnfial a linn In sic a li
2 side solo leather 25 to 27 lbs per side stock to
be extra heavy.
1 side harness leather, Oregon, extra good.
PAINTS AND OILS.
100 lbs Pioneer lead. White.
10 ' cases turpentine,
10 boiled linseed oil.
i bxs gists 4-10x20 and 2-14xi0.
STATIONARY.
12 doz Parson's indelible Ink.
J qts Sanford'a premium fluid.
I Stafford's copying
j ' ' commercial Ink.
'"""ood'" PSr!r' WedBW00d u"lf hwt. or
1 Krnib'tlpl'M8.C"S' DUn,s Sranlllte. No 85C,
2 bis Loucou Incandescent No 4 pens,
1 bxs Eaterbrook J pius.
rLUMDINO.
M do Jenkins Bros' vales removable discs
1 doz Jenkins Bros' valvea removaliln m.i
inch. -..-.
1 d0,zn'JIukns Dro' vaIve removable discs !
IdoxJeuklnsBros'valves removable discs Ji
Un hcnklua Blm' T,lTes rnioaMe discs ,
H dox short shoulder nipples, 1 inch
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flange unions
.
qr bea4 atep cecka
lever handle
Fuller hoo blbba,
lock nuu luch.
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air emit a
bablu 3xl-a
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alok a ralutr., braaa J j nob.
Uth kMpiwf), PMeir. patent t i.j in
initauiAfH rUUUOT
ft Maak plp 1 l.a nh.
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100'
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100 ealvanlanl ulna I inK
0 tb Tupinrr'a pai
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10 lullauherap.
w'lld,.'ill.l Incb
U hu vlxifvtl,
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inuj .Nu u Oafv sunt Ir. n xa.
4"UsUbuJ IJijUia .reofh
W J4 f tlvaliu oil .pJ," " M l-
100 .
1-2 keg Uur Ji n a fr 'iiljliorse shoes No 6
100 ft ruliii -. " N"rw Iron, round
Sllmeaihl J ml .i- in topper rlMts.fi r bells.
10 rul rail
10 each ni 1 1-? In blank mils.
0 wrought lion nnshtrs 1-2 Inch.
1000 lbs lilac! -idth coal.
n gal arplialtum rulsb.
2 pkgs eai b 4 to H'llnnetl rivets
1 keg 10il wire tin lis.
1 oath VOil and 40d cat nails.
2 diz wniught steel Imtts.
2 palls .Mica axle gu-nse.
fl banks sash cord hllver Lake No 7
1 grot's tacks 4 doz (I oz, 8 oz 12 oz.
1 doz tablo knives, Iron handles.
GRANITE IRONWARE.
2dozcgateflatsklmintis No IS r 1-1
3 ' ' banging soap dlthts No 01.
2 U A W euimelid seamless watir plltbcrs
t, i.
2 dox agate basting spoons No 20
2 extra Mrung dippers, Nt
1 1-2 doz agate oblong pudding pans
2 ' Wash binliis No 30
?10,
'No 15.
1 ' lUx flbro slop palls No B.
TINWARE.
3 doz qt dippers XXXX tin.
BUTTER.
800 lbs per month, more or less, of butler of
best quality, to be furnished In such quan
tities and at such times as required, foi one
year.
DRUGS.
1 lbs Acid muriatic. O P.
a
2 '
10
B
6
20
nitric OP.
' cltrlo.
ainmoultt aqua cone.
murlato powd.
chloroform squlbbs.
' matllnckrodts.
potash broraldo.
1 nitrate crystals OP.
' powd, O V.
. ' acetate,
soda salicylate.
20 '
10 '
5
2 '
2
2 bbls
carbonate.
1 oz Morn suln. l .t W.
Bib can Durham mustard, pure.
B lbs potash btchroui.
100 ' parafluo.
CO ' beeswax, yellow.
40 ' wbllo.
100 hypcdcinrlotabltts.byoscyamluo, snip, 1-C0
grNo45, Wyctli Bros.
lOCO hypodermic tablets. No 0 morp sulp 1-4
gr. atronlna sultih 1.1M ifpniti v.oi. 11 H
2 doz ear syringes, glass.
40 gal alcohol, Eastern.
10 lbs bismuth sub nit, squlbbs.
10 a t,n,n l-nt.inl.n..
Q..a .HIIIJIUUli
' wild cherry bark.
pepsin ach scheflers.
vaullla beans Mexican.
gentian root powd.
' rochelle salts.
sulfonsl bajtr.
' fluid extract arnica, Lily & Co.
' ' KnrainiHI! Mi, nnmn fn. ....
Lily & Co "" ',""t
100 oz qulDino Blllph, P & W
3 lbs oil mange.
2 ' oil origuiinm
1 ' ' lmon.
1 doz soft rubbtr catheters, No 12 Trench.
?' . Jrou Prro P""8' solublo squlbbs.
100 lbs Epsom salts.
20 ' vaseline XX, refined."
1-2 gross C U pencils, ussortcd.
600 pills, nnx vomica. 1-6 gr, G O P D k Co.
1000 pboRphoniH, 1-100 ' ,
100(1 ' pudophj III11, 1-4 ....
100X1 sulphide culclum 1-2 ' '
1800 ' 2 '
1001) antitonstlpatlon
2000 ' Aloin comp N -
u 10s u U pills ' ,
10 lbs Colgate shaving soap,
1-2 gross quart bottles white glass.
1-4 pint . 1
7600 M T capsules, 2000 each No 0 and No 2,
1000 each No 00 and No 4, BOO each No 1. 3
and 5, P D & Co.
10 rolls Burgeons isinglass plaster, B each 8 k J
flesh and white.
21 gross corJts XX, S each Nos 1, 2, 3 and 4. 1
gcost No 0
1.2 gross 1 oz tin ointment boxes, seamless.
1 gross 1-2 ,
a uoz strengthening plasters, S k 3.
2 Allcock's porous
0 lbs perfett absorbent cotton, 8 & J.
Byds 12 Inch wlao rubber adheBhe plaster.
Moails, S & J.
i skeins surgeon's silk Turner's pitent, 2 each
Nos -i and 4.
2 lbs acid acetic.
2 suliihuric. a P.
5 ' ' Ooml.
6 ' nitric.
l ' tntt-vrio nclrl.
60 ' Instil powdi r, Dalmation.
B ' bromide sodium.
60 ' flax seed meal.
2 ' bromide ammonium.
2 ' anttiivriue.
4 ' quaseia chips.
3 borax pulv,
1 ' alum, pulv. ""
1 phenacttln.
2 ' lodoforum.
4 ' prepared t'hulk.
10 ' oxide zlno.
5 ' sugar lead. " "
2 squill root.
1 ' cardamem seeds.
'?.'? Phillip's palateuble cod liver oil pints.
20 lbs sulp zinc.
t oz citrate llthia. .
2 doz Davidson's syringes, No 1.
1-4 lb nitrate silver, ftihed.
10 rolls belladonna plaster, S & J.
10 mustard
2 oz ergotlne.
3 lbs r E cascari sagrada, Lilj & Co.
3 ' torn silk "
3 ' ' ipicac.
4 ' litorice
2 ' ' senna and spigella.
2 doz glass Jars, ambe r screw top 4 oz.
6000 Dennlsou's Imperial powder papers No 10
15 gross paper pill boxes, 6 each No 29, 30, 31.
50OU druggists envelopes.
5 gnl sweet oil, pure malagu.
S lb can glycerine pure.
sasatraE bark.
boraclc acid pure.
rosin.
red cblnchona birk.
blttei orange peel, ground.
lemon peel ground
carb luagiiefcia 2 oz packages
but I'lt Witch lmrt.1
1 oz nitrate amyl
2 dramn murlato morphine P & W
2 oz cantbaridal collodion
2 oz iimmonla valerian
! lb caustic potash
1 doz doodyear II It syringes, No 3 1 oz
0 IU lii cblor mercury
1 ' Iod potash
1 oz oxalate cerium
1 oz ext mix vomica, powd V D k Co
1 glass fuunel pint
1 lb elecampane root, pulv
2 licorice root pulv
I ' blaslc antimony
1 ' blood root powd
1 hyDunhotJDliltB calcium
2 doz medicine measures, tea talilennnnnfui
Kng Hues.
Simples may bo aeen at the office of the
board of trubtees, and goods must be in accord,
auce therewith and must come in original
pno-iagos when possible.
, ,, , . ,u re6e"eii the right to reject any
and all bids '
Delivery of supplies will be required within
ten days of notice of acceptance of bid. A copy
of this advertisement must accompany bid.
and the name of the rlmm ,r tmnnii 1,1,1 ...,.;
u.ust he written ou the envelope Each bid
..,.,. ..viiiuo an IDe items or the class bid
lilKiu, and muat give Hems and totals In full,
with the exception of meat and flour. Audit.
Ing officers are prohibited from confirming
accounts of purchasers when the advertise
ment does not contain a full and complete de-
WV ... . "U ' " oe purcnasea.
lllds will be opened at 3 o'clock v i
Tuesday, July 7, 1801. r
p m. on
SYLVESTER PPINNOVER,
GEO. W. McmtlDE,
PUIL. METSCIIAN,
. Bbard of Trustees.
Wm. A. MDNLY, Clerk of Boanl.
500 "nawfirri
HEALTH.
C5Ln,c!L,u Oo,l8 Balsam No. J
Cures ChAncres, first and aecond .taes
Sores on the Legs nd Body; Bore S
Eves, Nose. eta. Contvi.,.,uiij nr-.TT'
R.i,lii, !.., "."V :,vr" i"ii "iwicnes.
J.lnr,' tonat of the dlseos k'l
jr" ...u. uiseasea Ktin
and all
J
lyphlli. Prlcr S5 OO pTr lioUle
known at
l,!l!i
he,,,cru-byiuorobeu'
Le
IrrlUtloq Gravel, and all iWn..Vl'!
Wdlr-gemeiu. Pr,7. ,i 5
?... , OoUen Hnanl.U In.
r
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SS2L BflLDEKf
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J IIUIIDF inn til-krt, ...
rtby. 1 rice 85 OO vcrlfotUe
' " ' am ji bt
G" . . '"" eases of Oooorrhasa.
"J Brain treatment: Io ol physlal IpW
TuIo ana Nervine,
THE RICHARDS"DRUQ COAoeett
600 & OU MAltKET 8T ,
8 Franclsca. c,
"WUR NCNT mil.
mm
D.C.SHERMAN
. II, B, Tension and Claim n..,. . '
a.
llox
"jaloin, Oregon. Den XK.1-'!
Clcrl-
V'rito
inr liln.ilra ' ' VU11I,
V)0i,
HELLENBRAND'S
Eiilinj Parks iCanilyJkmfatiiijj
Utirt tnnr,rv,u.nl..t l .
...u.a, vairoa
Ulli OF FAHK:
Ico Cream 10c , lficnndK.. 1
CofTeo, Ton or ChoalateandCakollo"5, '
iMusiiiinu .miik. in "
I'lnto of Boon.
in Km,
Hot Cakes, Colleo or Tea.
HeoftteaK nnd Ergi S ""
l'ork Chop and lilts "" Zl
-Mutton Clioii and g;gs l. gtt
scent,
Venlst.ii and Kccs..
SaiiMigo nnd Eggs
-cenu
-2S Mail
Hani and Kggs I SSJ?
Krerh OysterH any style " " "?r
25 Cent Regular Dinner Served From II to3 0'Cbri
A nice variety of voirntnlilra. i ...
Also lea, colleo or milk with all 25'ctM
meals without extra charge. TOt
v.iiuica uiEnrs, imj o ted 1
an Domestic
lllllttJO vu ititiiu.
I'orlcr House fteak and Eggs
'lender Loin fcUcakrand Eggs
50 ccnlil
ou cento
a
NE OK THE IiAHQKHT ESTABLISH.
meats n tho State. Lower rates than
iu niuijuu priming, ana catalogue
legfll blanks. K. M. WAITfe.
Stnam Printer Halem Oreeoa.
EAST
AND
SOUTH
VIA
Southern Pacific Route
Shasta. Line
CALIFORNIA JXPI1FH3 T1IAIN HUN OAILV
UCTVTEEH l'OKTLAFD AND 8. F.
BouTb.
"Fflortsr
7:0C p. in. I
:18 p. in.
8:15 a.m.
roilland
Salem
Snn Finn.
I 9.a5a.m.
I 7:28 a. m
. o.oop.m
Above trains stop enl hi
lollowlng Bla
Or-gon Cltv. Wnrri,,,.' ' 2L IVi
iiuusuoriu oi iiosebure. Jna Pnril
I la
Tangent, b'hedds, llniley, iinrrtsburi
Junction City. Irving ui il rupeno.
HOSKUUltQ MALI, uaiiTvT"
S:00 a. m.
10:52 a. m
5:10 p. m.
hv7
L,v
Ar.
Portland
Salem
ItoselMiri;
Ar.
v.
Lv.
4.00 p. 111.
i:u p. ni.
:ao a. m
Albany Local. Dally (Kxcept .Sunday.)
6.00 p. m.
L.V.
L.V.
Ar.
Portland
fc.ilmn
Albany
Ar.
IjV.
l.v.
9.00 a- -n.
0.08 1 . in
5:00 a. in.
txyz p. in,
0.00 p. in,
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS.
rur Hcmmmoaiiiiuii ol second class
passengers mucin t to e-rpreis trains
.Vest Side Division, Between Portland
anil Urrallis:
rAII,V (Kit ' rtlKUAY).
i:30u, ni.
rrvr
Portl.mrf
Ccu-vnllli
Al.l
1A.
o.-yi p. : .
12:5B p. in.
Ar.
At Albany and CcrvnliW tonucct w ""
li alnsofOiegon P.ic.Ilo ltallmad. C
KXVHESS TRAIN (PAILYI-.X ( -F1TSUN1IA1
1:10 p. m.
7.Vf p. m.
TJv. Fonlanil Ai.
Ar.HcM IniivlUe Lv.
"ft 2U iw in".
0:45 a. io.
Through Tickets
To all points
EAST and SOUTH
tor tickets and lull lnioiuiation reirartl.
lnc rates maps, etc.. apply to the Coinpa
nj 's npf nt Salem, Oregon.
r. P. Ul.UKltS, AssU U. K. and Pasa. A 't
K KOJ HLEli.
Alanaeer
THE YAnUiNA ROUTE.
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD
And Oreeon
l)oycloprncnt company'a
steamship lino.
lsstimethau by any ottiei lou'te. Kiit:
cinss through passenger and freight lln )
iiuuiuriuiou uuu an pomut in tueWl.
lamette vallev to and from ban Francisco
TIME SCHEDULE, (Except Hunoays).
Leave Albiny - 1:00PM
Leave Corvallla --...... i;40 p Ak
Arrive Ynqnlna --.... 6:.!0PM
Leave Yaqulna -0:45 AM
Leave Corvallls . . . . io:35 A K
Arrive Albany 11:10 A IC
O. & C. tralus connect nt Alhnnv nn.i
Corvallls.
The above trains connect at YAQUIN V
with the Oregon Development CoTs Liu
jrHlejiniHhlnHbuuveen Ynnulna and Ka
Francisco.
SAIIJ.su DAI Kb.
STEAMKRS FROM YAQUIN I.
tarallon, Krldny, jue J
Willamette Valley, Tuesday ". July
Farallon, Sunday..
Willamette Valley, Thursday i
Farallon, Tuesday J
Wlllametto Valley, Friday Juno 1-1
Farallon, Tuesdayn . July 1
tTiiiiiiuetie vauey, eanday. " 8
Farallon. Thurbday iq
Willamette Valley, Tuesduy . " 15
i,u oompany ieservcs tho"nsiit JO
change sailing dates without notice,
uiiii U--Jassencers lrom Portland nnd 01
Wlllametto Vallev points can make ck m
PHS'i ...'.'i1 the tro'os of t is
VAQUINA KOUTK at Albany orCorvalJ a
and if destined to Ban hrauclsco, sliould
arrange to arrive at Yaqulna tho eveuhur
before dato of sailing.
lw?pr Information annlv tn CTmis -a
UUU1AN & Co., Fr
Agents 200 and 202 Front
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Freight and Tlclet
M., Portland, Cr.
CO. HOQUK Ao't Gen'l Frt. 4
Pass. Agt., Oregon I'aelllo R. It. Co.
O H.HABWEiaJ,Jr.GenUFr?rl0t
Pass. Agt. Oregon Development
Co., Sol Montgomery a!.;
From Terminal or Interior Points the
Norflicni Pacific Railroad
Is tho line to tako
To all Points East and South.
vl'bulrSinfrTVuno'ySVS
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO ! j
(o chinge of cars.)
Comped I of dlnlngmrs unsurpassed,
I ullraan drawing room sleepers
Ot latest eqiifpinent
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars.
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KLKGAyT DAY COACHES.
11 """'""Ol " u iw, ip;tln with oil
lines. aflbrUln.M .,. terrtipu"
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1JI,",01 IJfkels to and from all poInU
porctnuwlstany tlekwomoe cf tuu au)w
FWl Inforntatlon conrernini rules tima
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SHAW 4 DOWNING, Agent?,
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