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HOftMfOtrlERS,
Editors.
AN IMMKMti AliVANTAOK.
LftUers ooutliiue to roll Into tills office
fKHH mult np)lluanl for umtrlinoulal
MtfttlotM wlk the lady whpannoUHced
la tbU ppf .MmI die had Utile prot
prty and wanted a lift) partner.
NolMllArerMtKiidliJir to a (similar
rrftr ou the rti of. h geutleuiflti who
HmJo advertised.' It muat be that
there hi an Immense advantngo lu the
marriage relattep for the men.
, BolouKMlbkuUiie fact woilwn will
tw found shrinking from entorltiK into
ttot where, they are at a dliwdvau-
Perhapfc It fybettoHee they are
to rlfld 'moral' responsibility
which aoclety does not exact of wen.
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UAlKBALl,.
11 The ellort bejHK.wadt) to organize an
OMteur basbUall bq(JUo at Halttn
should succeed. There lire some good
players here, ,'veveral UiniiBand.doIlan
iB vetted iu ajtaMetmljtarHgowl trail
porUtlon facllltlea'uiid if proporly rami-
ged an appreciative bmmball public.
It la allU the Amerlcuu game. Then'
to unabated Jntertet In baseball all' ovei
the United Slatea and u city of tho alae
of Salem without. a league club U out
of the world. c ( . ,
By adcHnjf'.tefew!'HtronB''playora a
Haleta olub could easily boar tho pen
Bant and one game u week would be
Well sustained hero.
Wfrr Lga
THE SUCCESSFUL POLITICIAN.
Hera are a few suggestions to some of
er tired, weary and hungry Dorno
watte Meade about successful polltl
ataM In general:
Tueyi alwaya reward their friends
.with a, smile nothing more.
They are never guilty of a sympa
thetic tin terest In anything without ex
peetatlon of profit immediately or soon
thereafter.'
After tbey get Into office those who
put them there are liberally endowed
with the. rlebes and bteeslngs of hope
but there tbey draw the line.
t -gaggui l a
BKTWKKN TlIK WIOWKKB.
These notes are necessarily brief nt
this season of the year In Oregon.
Dust is lndlspenslblo to poultry. It
takes a good big tmokfull to keep uny.
About the only profitable harvest In
sight I the crop or Democratic h polls of
office and that Is not a suro yield.
A lge extra edition of the Jouunai.
la printed tonight to supply tho de
awM fW the society aud spnrtlug sup-
As extra session of congress is what
eur eeuHtry needs to fully paralyze her
few remaining resources under n
Olevtlaud admlnlslralton.
Next thing the striped laborers at
ttwstatt-s prison will organize a union
and refuse to hear preaohlug by non
union or "scab" ministers.
An exchange says tho Itoaoburg
papers have abandoned all olu'in to
have the Soldier's Home located there.
They never had auy claim to abandon.
a i-s ij. i x-i
If the state board of horticulture
would send out a recipe for a spray
against your neighbors chickens It
would be universally appreciated.
A country editor says hell Is poverty
There must be some mistake about
that. We had supposed from all ao
(Muuui that the devil was a tiatloual
banker.
The farmers are not so busy but that
abaw five thousand of them cati crowd
t tewa Maturdaya and put lu the day
M the street eoraers talking politics
I tuwlBc the bad roads.
The seaaagoglu preee always crlng
U Mm to hhIous. Wituewthestrlk-
tair'shtlssa saialeteral union has picked
ft three owfawrs; Are they sub-
akUt4 with MlvertMug?
wwtwswwp; j'l'j'i'Ji
-The ohMWs Hww should be Io.
sjajiatl at galea heeauee the eoustltutloH
afsj, Thre to a stronger reaAtu lu
h Met that there to au abuudaat sup
ply efftHMMl pur drinking water.
9Im satutotof's uhIoh should adeft
aacjkvUoM as to ik-mhm- hours ef
)aW Wieallata wsh's huuse aoae
iaii he sure to Mud htm at' house.
flip Mm Md hwklHf after.
4kMaMM that tlMjr have to HW tu ae
Miaay liiinHiiJ svagsHets wIhm tbetr
"iwmfiaatore eNt wthtak k'l4w
he hmm HHV)y ewptofesl mmi
aWAaVMaUalaMMUL atMlaUAsMtM
awawwf''eaT t"i n ?w?w
II lUlUJiLLLU" JLUIW'SJg
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A t'ertlftftit rref ThrenteM
tse I'nttf riADl lis
Cemtfr
(Oregonlaa April )
TheoCAi'lTAfi JoilHHAb (galetu)
WAiitstlieitepublfcati party of Oregon
reorganised 6u a plan or basis' (lint will
leave MultnouiRti county out. It wants
"a machine" that will draw its Inspira
tion from the country more than from
the city of Portland." This seems to
us a, good idea, llere In I'orflatkl we
dofi't care toJvbetlir ,wllh"pfHllc8or
party organization, anyway, It Is. or
ought to be enough tot us to pay the
taxed that carry the state government,
that keep up the state school system,
that furufoh appropriations fur the pub
lie Institutions at the capital, and buih
ply the various want of remote aud
Hpantely scitled counties. Besides, there
are no clear Issues lu politics, or will be
none unless the Republican party shall
maintain the principles of sound eco
uorulc policy And sound, financial ad
ministration, aud If the Republican
party Is to.be reorganized on the baslt
of "Populist" doctrine, it will be a good
time for many who heretofore have
been active lu the Republican ranks to
drop out of tbe line for a time, mount
the feuce and see the procession go by.
I'robably tho present is as good a time
is tberu ever will bo'lo make thoexper
imeut of "Republican reorganization,"
in the basis of the numerous vagaries
iu politics, finance and legislation that
now aro prevuleut throughout the state
(t Is not likely indeed, that there can
aver be u better time, since the Demo
cratic party, now In power under an ad
ministration thut repudiates the follies
and humbugs germane to these, which
uoutributedso muoh to Us own creation
muy do trusted to uso ull its authority
to maintain the principles oh which
public and private credit depends, to
prevent debasement of tho money ol
the country, nud to stand resolutely
against all schemes of visionary legisla-
ilOll. mo ieiuouruuo jiunj', tuctiujc,
will be held during tho next four years,
even agulust tho will or of multitudes
of IU own adherents, to a pretty safe
course. Ho, while the estimate is under
Its charge, if tho Republican party
wishes to try the career of the prodigal
sou, under the supposition thai the old
maxims of prudence1 aud v morals are
antiquated and absurd, and that there
la fortune In lux principles aud lewd
practices, why theu let It start upon IU'
uew campaign. It will be edifying to
see It collect an assorted lot ofBhattered
and' exploded theories, demagogla so
phistries, rags aud tags or crude notions'
on taxation, credit, leglslatioii, business
and Industry, into a platform, and on
such a platform proclaim tho regenera
tion of soolety utul goverumout. This,
indeed, would bo "reconstructed Re
publicanism." Rut probably the Re
publican party will not be reconstructed
that way. It might oven consent tq
Dumooratlo asceudanoy for n time, ru-
ther lhau malic a fool of Itself.
FROM PROSPEOT HILL.
Prosnent Hill Alllunco cavo an tn
tertalume.ut ou thu evening of April 20,
usslsted by tho musical uud elocution
ary talent of Liberty district, under tin
maUHgemeut of Miss Colo and Miss
Lomtacro, teachers. Following the
program speakers were called upon to
air their views on questions pertalulnu
to Alliance duties and lluauces, mak
ing a social aud lively oveulng.
New life Is being Infused Into tho hill
vicinity by Eastern comers, thereby
giving fresh Impulse to tho old.
FROM MARION.
Married, at tho rcsldeuco of Mrs.
Staples, two miles east of Turner, Or.,
April SJ7, 18IW, Miss May IJ. Treat to
Alexander F. Morrison, of Ban Frauds-
oo, Rev. U. F. Hlushaw, of Marlon, of
flolallug.
Ouby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed I Caster U '
A Pun NsrwieiM
oil Is the kind used
In the production
of Scott's Emul
sion Ilypophps
phitesof Lime, and
Soda are added
for their vital ef
feet upon nerve
and brain. No
mystery surrounds tills formula-
the only mystery Is Jiow quickly
it builds up flesh and brings (jack.
strength to the weak of all ages,
M's EnwIUfl
v4ii .clifclc Consumption and Is
iudUjeusabic in oil wasting dis-
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AyjAHlKG CAPITAL
13iSlllf.Hl.LUl ILUL U-l1 1 ILHii-JUU.
A CHATHAM MIRACLE.
IE MRgMSDEIl'S VICISSITUDES OF
TOfOtlft AND .OF BKAtTII.
Hf tffirrlve Tlttni all sriii Ntratints' Ills
Wonderful DellmAnce Frew I'orrrt
and Dfalh, nnd Ills Kenlorallon io
1'ronpcrii nnd Vigor ef Mind and
Uody-fJaofl Word for tbe A. U. (J. W.
(Clmtham nnet )
In a Raleigh street residence there
lives with Vilfe and one child n little
ten-year-old daughter a musician
known throughout Ontario! if not the
whol6 Dominion, as a prince among
pianists, organlsOt and choirmasters a
veritable maestro and "Wizard of the
Ivory Keys," and no one who has ever
listened to tils manipulation of the great
organ lu the 1'urK utreei mciuouiBt
Church, or heard him evoke "magic
music's mystic melody" from tho mag-
nlllcent Decker Grand In bis own
drawing room but will declare that bis
eminence is well deserved, and bis peers
can be but few among the professors of
Divine Art. Tbedoorplate bears the
following inscriptien:
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
D. Caul Leo Vkiibindeb,
Director. '
To sit, as did a Planet reporter a tow
lays ago, iu a very utmospbero of sweet
uarmouy, created by Dr. Verrluder's
inaglclau-IIko touch was an experience
that might well bo envied, aud one
uulculuted to lusniro the most senti
mental reveries, ilut suutlmeutai
moods fluully vanish and leave one
aciug tho ouber uud pructioal side of
ilfe. The music ceased and tue con
versation took a turn leadiug to tbe
nul oblect of the renorter's cull.
"There ure stories ubroud," said the
uowspaper man, "regarding sumo ex
traordinary deliverance from death,
which you have met with recently,
doctor. Would you object to stating
what foundation there is for them, ana,
if any, furnish me with the true facts
ror publication." ur. verriuuersurug
mid his shoulders and laughed. "1
uave not," ho replied, "beeu given to
leeklnir newspaper notoriety, and at
tlftv five years of uire It Is not likely I
Sbull begin, uud yet," said the profess
ur after tnluklue a momeut aud con-
auiltiuir Mrs. Verrludor, "perhaps it Is
best that I should givo you the circum
stances for use iu The Pluuet, The
ntory' or my rescue from the grave
might fittingly bo prefaced by a Utile
or my eariy niBiory. we resiueu in
Knulaud. where though I was a pro
lessor of muslu, I was not dependant
on my art. as I hud ucnulrcd u com-1
neteuce. MV wlfd was all heiress, hav
lug JS0,U001n her own rlxbt. Through
the rascality or u broker suo was rob
bed almost of ull her fortune, while by
i lie Rank of u lingo w failure, my mou
ey vanished forever, it became ueces
nary lor mo then to return to up pro
fession In order to live, 1 do not speak
ofll boustlugly, but I stood well among
i ho musicians or mui uay iu mo oiu
land. Mv fees wore a uulueu a lesson,
and It was no uncommon thiuu for me
to kIvo twenty lu a day. Wo oame to
America, lauding In Quebec, where
anticipated getting ati engagement as
organist, in tho cathedral, but was dis
appointed. Subsequently wo moved tu
dl. Catharines, lu which city I procured
an organ aud choir uud soon had a lurge
clientele. Later, In order us I thought
tu better mv fortune. I took un my re
sldeui'o lu Loudon, first filling au eu-
uaiiemeut wan n Meinouist ouuron
and ufierwards accepting the position
of orKaulst In Bt. Peter's Cathedral.
Iu thosu cities I made many wurm
friends, aud their tributes aud girts I
shall over retain us among the most
precious ot my imssessiuus. It wus
while living In Loudon and pursuing
mv art with much earut-stuesd and lu
bori that I received a stroke or paralysis.
I'orbaps," hero tho speaker rose aud
stretoiiiug uiuiBe.il io ms tun mgiii,
thus dlsnlaylmr his well-built nud well-
uourlshed frame "I do not look like a
naralvliu. Rut tho truth Is I have hud
three strokes yes, sir. first, seooud uud
third, and they suy tho third is fatal
ninety-nine times out or one hundred.
Yet hero you seo before you u three
strokes victim, and u man who feels
both lu body aud miud, as vigorous as
he ever did lu his life. My ultimate
cure I attribute to my testiug the vlr
tues of a medlcluo whose praises I shall
never cease souudliiK as lonir as I live.
and which I shall recommend tosuller-
lug humanity as I am uow constantly
doluir. while I know a case aud can
reach the ear of the patient. After re
moving to Chatham I had not lonir been
here wheu my health begau to further
give way. Urndually I noticed the
change. I felt It first aud most strongly
in a stomach utreoilou which pio-
duced oousiatu auu uutressitiK uuu
sea. it grew worse auu worse, i
mysir attrlbuteil it to ld wa'er
nolsonlnir my system. One doctor
Mtld it was catarrh of the stomach.
Another pronouueed It diabetes, still
another a different dlsKuosls. I kent
on doctoring, but geitluv no relief. I
trliHi one medicine alter auoiuer, out it
was no use. urlppe attacked me aud
added to my pain, dlecomfort aud
weakness. At last I took to my bed
and It seemed that I was neve.1 koiuk
to yet v, ell. Nothing of a nouiUhing
nature would remain ou my stomacu
No drug aeemed to have a counter
acting Influence on the dUease which
ws dragging me down to death. My
wife would sit at my lHH)ldeaud moist
in my lips with diluted spirits which
wus'all lust could be done to relieve
me. Reside thrte looal doctors who
vave nut un. I had doctors from Lou
don aud Kington whim skill I lehevit
In aud to whom I ahl heavy fees, but
without receiving any help or eucour
ngentsut, It to truw that a stomach
pump werst(u sltordrd temporary re
II. f. hut vetl fcU that my iXK'ullar eas
ium4mLwhw speeUl aud vrtiouUr
roiMeuHd or H-HWHtial sgent whlett I
knw U4U ef. Mut. at last. thuk God.
I dtoeovettd It. I bad tweti tW ehrbtee '
swMtMa suhsraUM wreah, nimmm to.
4
yqtntyAATtJiiPAY, ArniL
lifiXJ
LU1-JJBLU.H
work,dnable lo mi or lo ilecp properly.
My HMiw were beeomlug exhausted,
M hoof wife Wiw wrtfri out lu ,body
and splfiL Bdlely the deliverer
fcHWl Pink1 Plltol Ves Hlfi Pink
Flll-0(Kl blees tlielr Inventor or dls
eoVefer I-have rwetied me from the
jaws of death and miraculously made
me what yoii w me today, htajty,
happy, wfth a splendid sppotltf, a clear
bralo, a oapaelly for work aud au abil
ity to sleep souud aud refreshing sleep
a boon that oi ly a man who lias ex
perleuced the terrors of Insomnia can
rightly appreciate, Rear lu mind, my
friend, I am. tio wild enthusiast over
the supposed merits' of this medicine.
I have tested the vlrttics of Piuk Pills
and am ready to take oath to their elll
cacy. No one could shake my faith in
them; because what a man has thor
oughly proved In his own experience,
and what bo has had confirmed In the
experience of others I have pre
scribed the pills to other sick persons
and know what extraordinary good
they ImVe effected In their cases
he ought to be convinced Is so. I shall
tell vou how I came to try them. A
fellow member of the A. O. U. W., the
brethren of which order Dad been more
than kind tome durlmr my lllncw, rec
ommended Piuk Pills. I knew noth
ing about what they were or what tbey
could accomplish. In fact I am rather
a skeptic ou what are termed "proprie
tary remedies." Rut I started to tuke
Pink Pills for Pale People, made by
the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Rrock
ville. From the very first, one at a
dose, X began to mend and before I bad
taken more than a box or two I knew
that I bad found the right remedy and
that to tbe Pink Pills I bwed my life.
In nine mouths I have taken twelye
boxes Just six dollars worth. Think
or It my friend 1 Hundreds or dollars
ror other treatment, aud only six dol
lars for what has made a mun of me
and set me again on th'e highway of
health and prosperity. There la some,
subtle, life-giving principle in Piuk
Pills which I do hot attempt to fathom.
I Oulv know, like the blind man of eld:
"Once I wus blind; now I can see?
God, In tbe mystery or his providence,
directed my brother or tho A. O. U. W.
to me. I took It. I live and rejoice in
my health nud strength. I have no
physical malady, save u slight stillness
in my leg due to grippe. I feel as well
as In my palmiest days. My prospects
arc good. All this I gratefully attrib
ute to the virtues of Piuk Pills for Pule
Peoplp,"and uow my story Is done I" as
tho nursery ballad runs, Ifuuybody
should ask confirmation of this tale of
mine lot him write to me and I shall
cheerfully furnish it. The Pink Pills
were my rescuer uud I'll be their friend
and advocate while I live 1"
The reporter finally took bis leave
of Dr. Yerrinder, but not without tbe
professor eutertulntng him to another
piano treat, u symphony played with
faultless execution aud soulful interpre
tation of the composer's thoueht.
Calling upon Messrs. A. J. Piikey &
Co., the well-known druggists, the re
porter ascertained Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills have nn enormous sale in Chat
ham, and that from all quarters come
glowing reports of the excellent results
following their use. In fact Dr. Wil
liams' Piuk Pills are recognized as one
of the greatest modern medicines a
perfect boo(P-Mlder and nerve restorer
curing such diseases as rheumatism,
neuralgia, purtiu' puralysts, locomotor
utuxlu, Bt. Vitus' dunce, nervous bead
ache, nervoUB prostration and tbe tired
feeling resulting therefrom, diseases de
pending upon humors in tbe blood,
such as scrofula, chronic erysipelas, etc.
Piuk Pills restore pale and sallow com
plexions to the glow of health, and are
a speclllo for ull the troubles peculiar
lo the female box, while lu thu case of
met) they effect a radical cure In all
eases arising from mental worry, over
work or excesse of whatever nature.
Thesn pills are manufactured by the
Dr. Williams' Medlolne Company,
Schenectady, N. Y., and Brockvllle,
Ont., and are rold in boxes (never in
loose form by tho dozen or hundred and
tbe publio arc cautloued against numer
ous Imitations sold in this shape) ut 50
coins a box, or six boxes for S2.50, and
may be hud of all druggists or direct by
mail from Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
from either address. The price at
which these pills aro sold, uiaka a
course of treatment comparatively in
expensive as compared with other rem
edies or medical treatment.
You don't need to continue dosing
with BimiuouB Liver Regulator. A
dose a day.
StrlckM Down wKN Heart Dwtaw.
is MUts XcdteoS ., jmUkmri. &.
, atYnjEroilfKr4tr, Mwt4l u a
ptauurt. io txit&th, uatelMiM. o Hm trotkt the
bmi icTd from -m. Mitts- bktoiutii
sjtMtoits. A ."K Mtmrt
JtUmit aud lu eompltoMloes, ampM pubo vary.
la from to lie bonis m Miaul, a cfcotta or
fcwulut wniiiloa la tbe wlu yips, orpramou
THOUSANDS-
ten of U ari aa4 kshs tower Hfc. tte t Uw
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Article TU; by K. du llolegobey.
Bad U) Meat.
MasleroftUe Mino.
Love'H Martyr.
Case or Reuben llalschl.
A Kijrht for a Fortune.
TheMaapan Affair,
A vv oman a Sacrifice,
Karma.
A Dark Deedj A Tale of the Peasants
War.
A Home Pa-ty.
The Gray and the Blue.
The Detect ve a Eye, and Cecil's Fortune
A Steel .necklace.
JfSU.
Hbe.
King Bolornon's Mines.
Uirlt Day.
Death or Dishonor.
1 he One Thing Needful.
Tbe Kvll Genius.
Fedora-or, Tje Tragedy In the Rue de
la raiz.
T lfeor Merry Ward Beecher.
Allan Qua, erma a
Only a F rmer's Daughter.
A CdUiu .-rrji.l Trip.
WestoftboElUsourl.
Fast and Loote.
A Modern Circe.
A Puritan Lover.
As In a Looking Oloss.
For Her Dally Hr.nd.
A Lurky Young Woman,
T e Duclieja.
A fa amity How.
Dr.Jekylland Mr. Hyde.
Tatar's Revenge; or, North against
A Baumfo-a Heart.
Marriage and Div rce.
AIbivh. the Gypsy Bride.
The Great Hesper.
A I'rlnceof tho Blood.
Jack HndThree Jills.
Mona's Choice
Anselmaj or, In Spite of All.
Marvel.
1'b"tor7or Atony Grace.
AFalseHtait
A Lite interest,
A Flurry la Diamonds.
llirbara.
The Passenger Irom Scotland Yard.
Herr I'aulm.
The Partners.
Th, wr ng Road.
Kins or Knave.
A Ileal Good Thl-g.
Napoleon and Marie Louise.
( hrls
Old BUrar'a Hero.
I. T sea.
The BUckhall Ghosts.
The Mi yter of a Hansom Cab.
TbeHelrofLlnne.
By Misadventure.
Lady Hutlon's Ward.
Tracking the Truth.
Mr. Meeson's Will
pr. aiennle" Daughter.
InallKha'its
Joe; A Remarkable Case.
Dantra
Living or Dead.
Val rU; or Hall a Truth.
A vf ere dilld.
Fairy Gold.
Madam's Ward.
1 be Htory of an Afr'csn Farm,
Tho Unpopular I'ubllo.
Th- Dream (LeRee).
The Rogue.
MUs IIrtherton.
A Danuious Catspaw.
THE WILLAMETTE,
SALEM, OREGON.
Kates, $2.50 to iro.OO per Day
The best hotel between Portland and Han
IU Ubles are served with the """
Choicest Fruits
Grown In the Willamette Valley.
A. I. WAGNER. Prop.
J. H. HAAS,
TILE WATCHMAKEB,
2tJXCftl!lSL, . taltOrms.
(Next door to Klein's.)
eiewty Spectacles, and repairing docks.
Waiebm and Jewelry.
WISC0S1N CENTRAL LINES.
lNrtkr Pcie R. R. C., Imin.)
UTEST TIME CARD.
Two Trvrwigh Trains Dally.
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ms.s4nu Aoii'u,
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Tile for Sale
Brick and Tlte Yard)
HfijlTtt BALtvM,
Take ItJ
EVENING JOURNAL,
OnlrJeenUa djr dtllveredst
your door.
(!'
JOKN C, MAilTIN,
Horseshoeing.
Market
L
Comraerolst Street.
BLACKSMITHINQ
Prompt delivery.
i 2
State Htrwt; -
X
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5 of these coupons having different
pay postage, etc.. to the journal of
87 Ralelzb Rivers. ,
8S Jack Dudley's Wife. 1
1-9 The Madiloxes.
9i) AUrall de.
19 Th- Queen's Token.
93 The Ladles' Gallery, i.
9J The Kngllshman ol the Rue Cain.
91 Is Mai rlsge a Failure?
95 Alineda.
t-8 Mademoiselle Bolange.
. 97 The Reproach of Annealey.
vo , j urea ivars.
VJ
Vere: 1 he Leading Lady.
100
101
1C3
.un uui uum alalia.
neonatra.
Tho Ten's ol Hhcm.
A Crooked Path.
Marooned
Could Augbt Atone.
The Oolgoiha of the Heart.
Dr. Wilburs Note Book.
Roland Oliver.
Hhes; or, The Case of Dr. Piemen.
Mrs Annie Green.
For L ve of Her.
Al au's Wife.
101
10S
108
107
P8
1U9
119
HI
112
113
115
116
117
118
1V0
131
122
124
12i
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127
li'8
ib?aol?an9arty50r Wedded and Wooed
The Hal vaifon Army.
Trollopt's Dilemma.
Blind Love.
1" rrha; A Story of Two Crimes.
The Dan vers Jewels.
Haye Home.
TrovaH
Beatrice.
BurrlttDurand.
Cloister Weodhusen.
Kvolutlnn of "Uodd."
J.opk'ng Further Forward.
Who elland?
From Darkness to Light.
HtaUsnffand.
129
iso
131
133
tin Buck In die Zukunlt; German trans.
iu Qiitlono.,uLS?l'lD? further Forward."
IS "'"riwortheBawJBail Field.
U5 A Fellow ol Trinity,
1S
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137
138
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140
141
111
141
141
145
148
141
143
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151
153
154
155
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159
160
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165
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167
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170
The Phantom 'Rickshaw.
The Mai rlage at tf a.
"1 he Burmah Treasure.
Black Beauty.
The Marriage of Gabrielle.
The Judge.
Barberlue
tonst-nce Winter's Choice.
The Light that Failed.
A Marrlhge lor Love.
Hotdwinked.
Uortense.
Wee Wliite Winkle.
Idl-Tlme Tales.
An Ideal Fanatic.
An American Girl In London.
DauielTrentworthy.
The 81aves of Folly.
Up Terraplu River.
My I ?dy Nicotine.
in.e..,.l!"n.an.ce o' a Child.
A Little Rebel.
What's Bred In the Bone.
Hlms ror the Millions.
Hs'e.
DIunaoftheCrrsswaTr.
A Waiter of bklll,
Mlrjudged.
Bel er Dead
.Uerter'8 Romance.
The McDermot?
171 1 be Black Tulln
HA Air. ttprl Lf.e TiV:
In .. "imr,
TloniHiie' a niri r ,'...
174
176
176
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Farm for Sale or Trad.
S4S'si.
con
In or near uaiem,
B. G. DOVK,
Sublimity, Or.
oaw
ONLY
LINE
RUiNNING
THROUGH
DAILY
TRAINS
Leaving Portland, 8:45 A.'M,
3U r. m.
DAYS TO
Ui
2 CHICAOn
7 Hours Quicker to St. Paul,
23 Hours Quicker to Chicago,
40 Hours Oulcker to 0mh and
Kansas City,
PULLMAN H TOURIST SUEPERI
FREE RECLINING 'ckAlR-
CARS. DIMMC'TIBC
o, UfaS on,
Ml
W.H.HH
s:;
m
DISTRIBUTION
J.B JJs
2
WHS
I L BENNETT k SON,
OAumtm,
Frnlt m Olgtrrtj
t. hi si look.
K. T. IICMrHKKVS,
'' "Oiffarar and Tebaccoi"
BILLIARD PARLOH,
840 Oora'l Strot.
T. W;TriORNBLGh
fRe Upholsterer,
nomodels, recovers and repAlrs
upbolsterod rurnltnre. First.
rlojK tri-irk. PhflnioketA trei-l.
Balem!-BUK) lihiarance block.
u.A r l ; :
East and South
-VIA
.J
THE SHASTA ROUTE
j
of the
Southern Pacitld Company,
cAMroKiHA xxpuraajTiuTit nuw dailt b
TWJSUN POUT1.AND AND 8. V,
fMlUlll. ,n
I i.mlli,
7:uu i). ui
1'urtlunu
Balem
Han Frnn.
Ar.
1-v.
Lv.
7.JJ u. iu
6:2tt a. m
7:(K) p. m
9:18 p. m,
8:15 a.m.
At.
Above trulau stop only in lollou Iuk m uou
north of Boseburg, East Portland Oregon City,
Wooiburn, ttoleuirAlbaty Tangent. Shedda.
Halierl Harrliburii, JivictlonClty, Irving aud
Kugene.
' IliWKIIUItU maIi. daily.
8.J0 a. m. I LV.
11:17 a. m 1 Lv.
6:60 p. tn. I Ar.
rortluuU
Halem.
ItoKeburg
Ar. I 4:rU p. lu,
Lv. 1:40 p. iu.
Lv. 7.00 a. ra
Albauy Local, Uully Jxcnpt suuuii).
6 IM p. 111.
12 p.m.
Lv.
Lv:
I'orilund
ealom
Ar,
. I lu.
. 1 7:3
,le.:
.J0 . ilM
Lv,
'it a. ra.
kw p.m.
Ar.
Albany
LV,
aun.ni.
Dluiiig Cars bii 4lgdcu Uouto
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS
AUD
Second Class Sleeping Cars-
Attached to all through trains.
W? if- ,
Vest Side Bmsioo, Between ' Portland
and Corvallie:
PAII.T" (EXCEPT SU&DAY).
l:. a. m.
1Z10 p. m.
LV.
Ar.
Poruunu
(or vail Is
O.CM p. ...
12.66 p. m.
Lv.
Al Albany und ijorvallls connect
trains of Oregon Pacific Railroad.
with
HfKkn fhAi.N (Daily kuki-ihi f .
4:4U p. Ui.
7:25 p.m.
Lv.
Ar.
rorvlauu
JlrMlnuvllle
Ar. I
Lv. I
fi:45a.m
lUROUUli 'I'Ihi:i
To all points In the Kattern htates, Canada
and Europe can be obtained at lowest txtes
irum . . Bainncii, geiii, rmem.
U. KOKHLEli, Manaeer,
The Yaquina Route.
II. I
And Oregon Development compiny's steam
hlpUln ZarJiJfilles ,hortf0;hours less
time than by any other route, First class
through passenger and freight line from
Portland and all joints in the Willamette
valley to and fromi'an Francisco.
TIME BOHKDULK, (Except Sunday.)
Lv Albany 1:00 pmlLv (.X)rvalls 140 p m
nr ikuuiuuo:,-u pm lv xaquinu o oum
Lv CorvaliU. 10:5 am j Ar Albany 11:10a m
O. A O. trains connect at Albany and Cor
vallls.
The above trains connect at Yaquina with
the Oregon Devel' pment Co.'u line or hteam
erj between Yaquina and Ban Francisco
B Pas8engtrs rrora Portland and all
Willamette valley points can n afte close con
nection with IhH trains or thu Ynnulna lloute
at Albany or Oorvallls and ir deAlntd to Han
r rancisco, snoum arrange to arrive at Yaqulua
the evening berore date or sailing.
. Passenger and Fi bight Kates always the
ISSt81 yot lnrormation apply to Altrs
HULMAN A Co., Freight and Ticket Agents
0 and J02 Front s'.reet. Portland, Or., or
O. O.UOOUE,Ao'tOen'lFt.&Pabs. Agt,
, Or. Pacific K. K. Co . Corvallls, Or.
C. H.HABWKLL, Jr., Gec'l Freight and
Pass. Agt. Ore development Co.,
b04 Moiiigoniery tit,
From Terminal or interior Points the
r
w
ill
la tbe line to take
To all Points East and South,
11 . the dining car route. Itruns throng h
vestibule trains; every day tn the year io
ST. 'PAUL AND CHICAGO
(No change of'cars.)
Oompmed of dining cars unsurpassed,
Pullman drawing room sleepers
;of latent equipment
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars.
Best that can be constructed and in which
McommoCatleos are both true and lur
Rup'flrorholdwnsornritand second-class
tickets, and
'ELEGATrDAY COAtJHES
ii Afail"5o1 ! ofiBestiag with all
luanordlnr dSeet and uninterrupted
-.man Iu 'F "mltoi can be e
fSi'jL'J? avw(B UaOTL any agent ol
iTh5?n3b $! to"drromall jlnU
J.nd.21. yi.itUmd and Europe cab fe
purchased at any ticket ofltce ofthU oona-
Full Information onncerntng rates, Unie
2!.l?!lH?ro.T,u "m other details furnUbed
ftmeauw io any agent or
lsad.oiswuK) a ' &
RA4rV A BOvVNINOt, A?(
cm War Soldiers
tolaanue. Apply to
' B. CBUKSLUAV,
Mll.SrayWMk, culm Attorney,
WMrtr.irts,Osj. l-mm
Northern PacificRailroad
n