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JBVJBNING OAPITAli JOURKibL, SATURDAY, MAY 0, 1898.
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'Jwirral Publishing Company,
jfat OAea BteflkvOomwerelat Street.
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THK SHAW CASK.
Tmx JeuKNAL congratulates tlio law
yer, tb'mw, tlio police, the roil rt and
uytwiy elae Hint has taken a hand In
Ihebaw Cftseeofur. Tlio combination
gsfmttbe Journal, If any has exist
ed,4iff'been a strong one, but It has not
beep.rbeg enough to hurt tlio Joint
NAIMor, help Mr. Shaw In the enthu
&l6fC ot the people. Tub Journal
otllf Hyafan'l will conllnuelto live an a
clean newspaper.
The Baku, police deserve no censure
in the matter of arresting Bowman and
Werlok, as It was (heir duty to do that.
But when they testified to receiving u
eoBrWIon from Worlck as to his 'firing
blank eartridKes at kjhaw to scare lifin
olf the premises, and also testified in
to all the circumstances that leu
up to that matter, they wen
put In pnneesNlou of ttatlniou)
that U crlmlnutlug to Mr. Bhaw I:: liU
rekilotu to Mltw Ferris. Thut testl
many was druwu out of them by the
' depmydlstilct prosecuting attorney
and ills eouusel. Mr.Condlt hIbo know
that there are uillduvltM In existence,
given by; men whose characters art
above 'reproach, bi-armg upon Mr.
Hbaw's" relations to Mls Ferris. It I
Jbls duty to Investigate uud if there It
reasonable certainty that n crime hat
been committed to prosecute the man
Hp6avvbo!ii the suspicion rests. Ii
ia the duty of the newspapers that ate
eiftRtorlng for a conviction to demand
of. the public prosecutor uud police tbut
they do their duty. This the public
prosecutor and police will undoubtedly
do without being called upon.
.BETWEEN TUB HU0WEK8.
?Tbe over-virtuous newspaper man
ho always blushes In mint at the
thought of the press being corrupted
bjrthe use of money Is, like the over-
virtuous prude, always easiest cor-
,riiitd.
Ittaa compliment to this country
that even the Chinese try to get In liens
lHrVTI
i irirfillr -tafo
rvmAtmm
, by smuggling.
Tbe Silver Falls Populists wuut to
riiu Pennoyer again for governor. All
the sliver peoplo feel kindly for Pen
noyer. Salem should have u grand Colum
bian Pourth of July celebration. Or
etee celebrate tho capture of Pennoyer's
cannon.
Preserve tho trees ami tho birds.
)hftu and muslo should be plonty and
.,cVeap.
.The earnest lurge-heartednesa of
' several Bnlcm newspaper men to see
Tiih Journal editor hi tho peniten
tiary .continues to lo their domluunt
paaelon, The public will be glud t
know that they can bo earnest and
, , aluoere.ou ono subject at least.
t 'The Halem poatofllco block Is to hnye
fiixw plate glass front. Sotuo one will
' ;obaby remark that It needs a new
'afaaracter,
friLLAMETTF, NOTES.
E, It. Smith, of Chicago, ofaunu &
Co., was at school Monday ,
'Ernest Wilson, who wuh out of school
far a time, having cut Ida foot, returuod
Monday.
J?, E. Brown, who has been teaching
In Prof. Bell wood's room, North Salem,
U again lu school; also I, P. Cullhmu
who Iim been lok with chlckeupux.
H. G, Hlbbnrd, a teacher, u student
jet hut year, was at chucl Tuesday,
,', L, P, Reynolds recited "Tho Scholar
J rolltlcs," by Wtiltelaw Held, nbly
atetiajHil Tuesday,
.The Christian Associations of the
Ualvstslty are preparing to reissue
their hand-book after uvceMury rovls
laiM and additions are mude.
JPfof. Cochran has nmdo verv excel
iMt lece at Philosophical apparatus
'aUf a xh(q lumlere, uud also a volt-
MU Cora Winters recited "l'ho Bhlp
f earl," with good ttleut.
'Prof. Kwlber will give a pupils' rvelt
t next Wednesday evening, May 10th.
HWybody welcome; no admission fee,
(JtfliHutler, the soprano and Mr. Wahu
(,',. baritone, will aasUt.
TU editors of the Willamette (Julie.
rUb oMered two prliwi for short lories
tW jwWIeatlou In the Collegian) four
Itfertoa.wm aubmltied. Ttie first prie
i.mi MWarOiHl to Miss Kdlth Krltxell,
-Wk Keighttey'a History orKngUtid,
: p, ftHtHi by l'attoti JInwi.; the
'MWil Km to Mr. A. A, ttatlord, be
,'PC aS.H. Ux of otudy glveu by V. i
3fterCwkii AtMoeittlntHt have e.
WMMw4l a HtkefaHwry love Ih tlte
UniveteMy library.
MtM CHetae WawUy, wka bu
been absent since the first of this term
will re-enter Monday.
Rev. J. II. Itoork, den. W.H. Odell,
and Mr. F. It, Hmlth, all trustees, were
visiting tho classes Friday.
Itev. Thomas, the Evangelist, will
conduct the (Village Y. M. C A. devot
loual meeting Sunday at 3 p. in. In the
Society Halls. All welcome.
NOTES FiiOM EXOHANCHES.
Dallas Observer: Attorney W. H.
Holmes of Salem and U. F. Burcb, of
Independence, were in the city, Wed-
Tho Barlow J&lsJerJR:1 The Salem
Journal das opened up a marriage
bureau where the great unmatched
may find happlness-or voe.
Astoria Budget: RewWm. Lund,
Episcopal minister of Salem. JSjVlslting
friends in this city. He will return
home tomorrow.
Eugene Guard: Chas. Burggraf, a
Salem architect, was In Eugene over
ljst night. ,
Frauk Alexander, Who has been vis
iting at the home of his parents In this
city, left for Lebanon this morning for
a short visit before returning to the
state printing oflice ut Salem.
Salem Is having a sensation over a
Olauk catridge sboptlng affair In which
n real estate uud some newspaper men
are Involved. A young woman Is mixed
up lu the affair.
Yes, the Democrat man was Involved
to the umount of $24.
Corvallls Times; Across the Willam
ette river Is a bull that wears a board
on his horns. At five o'clock Sunday
afternoon he had escuped from the pas
ture uud the hired man was after him,
when tho owner, Adam Itatllr, came
down the lane, 'returning home from
church, Passing .ho lines to his wife,
.Mr. Kadlr jumped out to stop tho bull
Just us a littladog assaulted the animal
from the reur. The board on his horns
prevented tho bull from seeing what
was ahead and in his mad flight from
whutwos behind ho steered himself
strulgbt for the buggy. Tho horse did
not wuut uny of It, and wheeling sud
denly around, Mrs. Itudlr was thrown
from tho buggy uud her wrist fractured
She nlso received several bruises about
the face and head.
It Is mi act of cruelty to fasten such
in board ucross an animal's eyes.
Wasco Sun: Ho who blows the loud
est and lubors longest to prejudice the
peoplo against his apparent enemy will
surely find h reaction In his method of
retaliation.
Inoano Fire Drill.
Dally Eugene Guard: An article in
a Salem paper relates how tho Salem
insane asylum would do In case of lire.
Tho enterprising Dr. Itowlund has in
uugurutcd u tegular weekly flro drill,
tlio alarm In given and the patients
hustled out In very quick order. Tho
doctor Is wise lu Inaugurating this drill
as It might mean tho saving of hun
dreds of lives lu caso of a fire. Wo have
rtud of insatie rfsylum holocausts In the
luBtyear or two whuro moio thau 00 per
cunt of tho Inmates were burned to
death, Itisonu of the most dllUcult
things In the world to do to save the
lives of Insane patients on the sudden
breukiug out of u fire. Tho numberless
doors aru ull looked, and with tho babel
of excitement of patients, and the alarm
natural to the fc-mtuluu attendants, tho
ohauces are in favor of ulmost a total
death ruto of tho patients. Iu a lato
test, howover, the pationts even lu tho
violent ward, were turned out In the
yard at dead of midnight, uud a, hose
drugged through tho hulls within two
minutes of tho glylng of tho alarm.
If you urn all run
take (Simmons Llvct
spry. '
down, fagged out,
Regulator and bu
HALKM MAIIKKT3.
Wheat- COo per bushel.
Oals-Jt540o er bushel.
1'otutoea oOUOo er bushel.
Flour ?3.t)U per bb,
Hniu (Saekwl) f 18.00 wr ton
Shoris (Sacked) f'JO.OO jer ton.
Means, white, !lo per lb.
Eggs UK) ht dtiaen,
ClilorfeiiH-j to 10c jer lb.
CIiommhI fit'd -(Sacked) $20.00.
l)uek8-ll!o Hr lb.
Heeso 7u wr lb,
Turkeys KM per lb.
Lard 12J(JJloeNTlb.
Huttor tSStasOo per pound,
lleef 7(y l)u drtviKHl,
Veal-lOtok'Jo, dnwesl.
rorK-7MlUod iwed.
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loGOihoiHirlb.
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TUTT'S 1ILL8 net kindly onyoiitig
and old.
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AND HOW TO ATTAIN IT.
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ERIC MEDICAL CO.,
xcrrALe, x. r.
DISEASES OP WOMEN.
Treatment and Cure by an Entirely
New and Successful Method.
Hundreds of women cherish grateful
rememberenco of the health they have
derived from efectric-mBguetlsmavad-mlnlstered
by Drs. Darrln.
The following are a few extracts from
testimenials:
Mrs.O. Magenson, Merchant Hotel. Port
land, rbeumailnni, neuralgia and female trou
ble, cured permanently one yer azo.
Mr M Hebe, 111 Water street, 1'ortland
plinplMnnd blotches on tho race lor years,
paluiln the back and disease peculiar to her
tex cured; auto, her son was cured of cross
Mrs. P. K. Dewey. 3fll 18th Bt., Portland, ner
vous and general debility, heart disease, dy s-
all rarloai corn pjlnatla, permanently cured
pirB.jiury LiiDr.aicMjijDViiie.uregOD.iiorm
erlyoMauvle's Julura, Or.,) comrTlcatlon of
ainenses peculiar to ner ex; liver and Kidney
trouble, rheumatism ahd ayppla restored.
Office hOura frrJm 10 a. in. to 6 p. m.
evening, 7 to 8; Sundays, 10 to 12.
Most cases can receive borne treat
ment after a tew days at the doctor's
office.
Inquiries and circulars sent free.
Oflice at 310 Commercial street Salem
Oregon. The reduced rates only two
weeks longer, time limited.
World's Pair TraVelors Will Have It
The public demand through service
when traveling. It is old fashioned to
"Change Cars." On the throtndi, solid
vest I billed trains of the Chicago, Union
Pacific it North-Western Line from or
to Chicago, Omaha and intermediate
points there (s no chatige. This is the
II u cut and fastest service between the
points named. 4-10 Ot
Take Simmons Liver Regulator.
You can eat ns much and whatever you
pleuso without injury.
Bnby cried,"- , f.
Mother uglied,
Doctor prescribed : Castoria
THE TREE OF LIFE.
In fits mother's encred eyes,
Lit from Ood'n own altar place.
Earth grows heaven, and gray time dies
In this infant's smiling face.
From tho shroud of withered years
Love and hope come young again.
And the heart auakvm-d hears
Songs that make the life of men.
Children's Ilghtftomo laughter rings.
Dull, waste places hear their tread.
And the gleam of gracious wings
Llglits old chambers of tho dead.
All brlu'lit shapes of memory.
All glud dreams of youth and love,
Mce( about the Christmas tree.
Underneath the Mystic Date.
Time and fate are babbling words,
Vain vibrations of the tongue.
Since tho song God's singing birds
O'er the IIhIkj of llethlehem sung.
Child of death that was to be,
Child of lowiand life with men,
Hound the holy Christmas tree
Make us children, too, ugaln.
Kj es thut nre lo o's deathless shrine
Vliuniour holiest prujers arise,
West and lili-hslng, il ar, divine
Little chlldicn's happy eyes.
In Jirar light the dark jears change,
From jour light all foul things lice.
And all nuint hoiics fcoar and range
Hound the Chrlnt Child's Christmas
tree.
New York Sun.
Cost til BlUslMlppI RteamboaU.
Pictures of the Mictsrts scarcely show
how unliko our boats theso aro, tho dif
ference twing In tho methods of work
manship Each story is built merely of
sheathing, and hi tho best boats the
doom ami fanlights aro hung on without
frame around thorn nil loosoand thin,
as if they never encountered cold weather
or luid storms. All tho bouts that 1 saw
aro as nearly alike in all respects as If
one man hud built them. 1 was told that
tho great oackcts cost only (70,000 to
1100.000. so that tho more engine In a
first class Atlautlc coast, river or sound
bout Is semi to bo of nioro vulito than
one of tlieno hugo packets, und u prime
reunon for the difference in construction
suggests Itself
Ilut I tlo not mean to crlticiso, for
theso great comfortable vessels Bcrve
their purpose where ours could not bo
used ut all. and are altogether so nseful
and appropriate as well us pk-turchmie
and attractive to an eastern man that
there Is not room in my mind for anght
than prulHo of them. Julian llalph iu
HarperV
Nerve
Blood
Tonic
Builder
rVndfor
dHilpilv
. WILUAHS'
MEDICINE Ca.
ScheHectady, W.Y,
saBrockTllle,Ont.
Bins in
u
W.I'. Mirpliy.ifSalriu lmror sale abou
JUDjPiv.nfg oifirmlwjmid slock land la
lUo Lurklimit .outitrr lu Itiik cmiily.
'rlc raw fiwm M to J.O r aere. All givil
tmiKny, Mid oa iha nmmei ar inn riri
j me. (lriMl Urglu. call oa or addriwa
lli0abu. dw MMI
EJ. K. HALL,
Paper Hanger and Decorator.
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lirnsii VKF
sar wa w. -vf
Itai
Land.
How's Thiol
WooflerOne Hundred Dollars Re
ward for nny case of Catarrd that can
not be cured by Hnll'n Catarrh Cure,
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
We the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the last 16 years, and be
lieve him perfectly honorable In all bus
iness transactions and financially able
to curry out any obligations mads by
their firm.
West & Truar. Wholesale Drueglsts,
Toledo O., Waldlng, Rinnan & Marvin
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hull's Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surface's of the system. Price
76a toer bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Testimonials free.
After Diphtheria
Paralysis of Itho Throat-Numb-noss
and' Weakness.
Perfect Health ItcMorcd by Hood'M
Sareaparllla,
Mrs. O. S. Southwlck
North Madison, Ohio.
"My wife- and threo children wero at
tacked with diphtheria at tho samo tune.
AJter serious illness the greatest dadgcr was
safely passed, but they wero all left with
Paralysis of tho Throat,
and with my wife It also affected her limbs.
Her arms wero numb to the shoulders, ac
companied with a prickling sensation. It
was s difficult for her to swallow, It seemed
ns if Blio must starve. The children wero In
a similar condition. Physicians were greatly
perplexed and said ft was very critical with
ray wlfo, as alio was more than likely to have
paralysis at any time, and if so It would bo
very doubtful if aho surrireil. Finally
n friend suggested Hood's Rarsaparllla. Al
though wo had not tho slightest faith, we
were so discouraged that wo wero ready to
try anything. X got a bottlo and began
giving ft to them.
Words aro Fcoblo
to express tho gratification wo all felt at the
end of a week to find an Improvement.
"When they had finished threo bottles I could
not see but they wero as well as previous to
their sickness. The numbness and paralysis
entirely disappeared. Thero was no trouble
Hood's Cures
in leatlng. beyond apparent Inability to get
enough to cat Tho neighbors all know ot
this case and all think it wonderful, as do
the doctors." C. 8. Soctiiwick, Grocer
and Notary Public, North Madison, Ohio.
Hood's Pills aro purely vegetable, care
fully prepared from the best ingredients.
or
fine big bay gelding with two white hind
feet, alo one dark biown gelding, with one
white b'nd foot, each welghlngabout 1300. A
liberal reward will be given for the return of
same to' O. W. Til 1MAB.
i 17 6ldw Aylum Avenue, Salem, Oregon.
Authorized Capital $500,000.
CAPITAL NATIONAL .BANK
Balem, Oregon.
W. A. CimiC'K, lres. W. W. MAIITIN, Vice
I'res. J. It. ALBKKT, Cashier.
Btate, County and Olty Warrants bought
ot Par. dw
Smith Premier Typewriter.
Hold on easy payments.
For Rent,
W. I. STALEY, Agent, Salem.
H..N. llUIU'KE,Ueu,Ugeul,-10l Thlrtt BU,
lVrtland. Bend for catalogue.
THE WILLAMETTE,
SALJUF, OKEQON.
Hates, $2.50 to $5.00 per Day
Ttva beat hotel between l'ortland md Ban
Francisco. Ftrnt-claM in all IU appointments.
IU table ar served with the
Choicest Fruits
Grown In the Willamette Valley.
A. I, WAGNER. Prop.
WISC0S1N CENTRAL LINES.
(NorOiiro Paint R. R. Ch ItMt.)
LATEST TIME CARD.
Two Through Trt Dally.
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toH nola'aln ibnlluril)HMis4Cuiti.
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Strayed
Morlcj
T. J. KRESS.
HOUSE PAINTING,
PAPEIt HANGING,
Natural Wood Finishing,
Cor, 20th and Cbcmeketa Street.
Geo. Fendrish,
CASH 'MARKET
Best meat and free delivery.
136 btate Street.
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Authors.
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know they will please you. By simply cutting out the coupon in each Satur
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1 Called Rack.
2 Article Tip, by F. rtu Bolsgobey.
3 Had to Heat.
i Musteroftbn Mine.
5 Love'M Martyr.
6 Case of Reuben Malachl.
7 A Fittht for a Fortune.
8 The Ma npan Affair.
v woman gsacrince.
Karma.
A Dark Deed; A Tale of the Peasant's
War.
A House Pa'ty.
The Gray and the Blue.
The Detect ve b Kye, and Cecil's Fortune
A Steel JNeeklnce.
JfSX.
Hhe.
KlngHolomon'a Mines.
l)rk Day,
Death or Ulshonor.
The Ou Thlnt? Needful.
The Kvll Kenlna.
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la l'alx.
i no oi -irrry ward Beecher.
Allan Quai erma n.
Only a F rmer'H Daughter,
n i..iiiiurri'Jtll irip.
West of the .Missouri.
Fast and Loo'e.
A Modern nirre.
A Puritan Lover.
As in a Ixinklm; GIors.
For Her Dally llr-ad
A. Lurky Young Woman.
T"c Ducheto.
A Ch nmlty How.
Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
Teiar's Revenge; or, North against
"outh.
A Raum fo- a Heart.
Marriage and !)lv rce.
Mutra, the Oypiy Bride.
The Great Hesper.
A Prince of the Blood.
Jack nd Three Jills.
Mona'g Choice.
Angelina; or, In Spite of All.
Marvel
ThBtory of Antony Grace.
AFalseHtait
A I.tle Interest,
A Flurry in Diamonds.
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Tihe """'ager 'rom Scotland Yard,
Herr Pauliw,
The Partnern.
67
Th Wr tie Road.
Kins or Knave.
A Real Good Thl"g.
Napoleon and Marie Louise.
Chris
Old lllnrar's Hero.
Ii T sea
The Bluckhall Glmst.
JbS S' fter, .'if a Hansom Tab.
The Heir of Mnne.
By MIsHdventure.
Ladv Hutton's Ward.
Tracking the Truth.
Mr. Meenon'H Will
Dr. Glennle's Daughter.
Inali-hn 8.
Joe; A Remarkable Case.
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Living or Dead.
77 Vol ! rh-jo., Hall a Truth.
78 A Mere Child.
u rairrunm
K) Madam's Ward.
51 2!f;e S.tory f an Afr'can Farm
Ii -TJje RnPopaUr Public.
M The Rogue, '
Mts llrethertnn.
1 A Dangerous Catspaw.
HOWARD.
The House Mover.
4Zt Jljjin Street.
addrewijialem, Oregon. ray Bro8-' or
SMITH BROS.,
CONTRACTORS A PLASTERERS,
ATOer55i.mUe-,,!,r"nwk
CflflS. WOLZ,
ttwprletor of the
GERMAN k MARKET
aAdVolSreh'"1'-l 8oked Meau
KHKK DKMVEKY.
The only .tad wieonrur.l In the el,T !
Money to Loan.
iy'iJrYhV' - !Pro rtT or
Wlnslnnlcy,
J. E. MUBPHY.
Tile for Sale,
Brick and Tlio Yard,
NOHTH 3AI HU.
Carpenters and Builders,
Hhop 65 Btate street,
StoroFIttlnira aSpociftlty
J. L.ASHBY.
Meat Market,
80S Commerolnl Street,
Good meats. Prompt delivery.
Take It
EVENING JODRNAL,
Only 2 cents a day delivered at
your door.
JOHN C.
Horseshoeing.
BLACK8MITHING.
Btate Btreet, - - Balem.
DISTRIBDTION
in
Most Famous
Ralelch Rivers.
Jack Dudley's Wife.
The Maddoxes.
A tarn 1! do.
'1 h" (Juecn's Token.
The Ladles' Gallery.
The fcnglishman ot thejltue Cain.
Is MairlsgeaFalluieT
Almeda.
Mademoiselle Solange.
The Reproach of Anuesley.
Three Years.
Verc; 'I he Leading Lady.
The Girl from Malta.
Cleopatra.
Tho Ten's olShem.
A Crooked Path.
Marooned
Could Auirht. Alnno
-9
9.1
19
92
J
91
95
H
97
98
99
1011
101
1C3
101
105
lOd
107 The Oolgoiha of the Heart.
108 Dr. .Wilbur's Note Book.
ju-j iiuiana unver.
110 Rhea; or, The Case of Dr. Piemen.
l'l Mrs. Annie Green.
112 For L .ve of Her.
113 Al an's Wifa.
lis Th2Bon.rtor- Wedded and Wooed
no luef-alvailon Aniiy.
... iiuiiiiucbii mmmo.
118
l'.O
121
122
124
125
l'.G
127
118
129
IM
131
132
133
Blind Love. i
&"' A stry of Two Crimes.
The Dan vers J ewels.
Hayne Home.
TrovaK
Beatrice.
HurrlttDurand.
Cloister Weudhasen.
.VOlutlnnnflir.H t.
1 ooklngFurther Forward.
Who e Hand?
HuTsXknndeS8tLlght
E1fal!nlnC,?.uAaS',i??nn trans-
131 Stories Sr lh?iBaMl neMU0-
:' A Fellow ot Trinity.
J TheMa'rlageat-ifa
Ifo 'aU'i--
"1 TSeJude9fGeUe-
143 Barberlne
jj ThpfflV01"-
US Hortense.
JS m?5 -m11"8 Winkle.
150 Idl . Time Tnlea
.58 r!!H,UeXbelfaChlld-
159 What's HrMl In v, n
160
161
1 2
101
1M
165
loil
1W
18
109
170
171
ITi
173
174
ftl5J,lorlh4muoM. "
"'""aofthecrosswats.
A Mat er of Skill. J''
iin er Dead
Altepiirter's Romnnm.
ii? "figure Tower. '
IMen Young.
The MeDermol?
flT.Blk.hiceTBl1-p,rth-Mr.
and Mrs Biwer.
K11r,!,,r, A..9'r'nWrck.
Ka5"Mot
.. j uuiiuroT
Farm fur Sale nr t..i
On eav terirm r,M,....., . . v
contain ng ti7ae,; rV ""?.
lnrnearbaiem,
B. dr'DClvF"7
O-OHIW
Bnbllmlty, Or.
ONLY
LINE
RUfflING
2
L
THROUGH
DAILY
TRAINS
Leaving Portland, 8:45 A.M.
1 7'9n p m
3-L
1 . .ww I HI,
DAYS T"
2 CHICAGO
23 Hours Quicker to Chicago
- "0urs uuicker to lOmaha and
Kansas City,
PULLMAN and TOURIST SLEEPERS
FREE RECLINING CHAIR
, CARS, DWWG CARS,
J, L BENNIHT k SON,
CANDIES,
Fruit and (,'lgnrs,
ff. O. Blooic
it. t. uuMn.ii;vs,
Cigar and Tobacco.
BILLIARD PARLOR,
343 Oora'l Straet.
T. W. THORNBURG,
' The Upholsterer,
Remodels, re-covers and rennir.
upholstered furniture. First,
class work. Cheuieketa street
Htnto Insurance block. '
East and South
via
THE SHASTA' ROUTE
afthe
Southern Pacific! Company.
CALirOUKIA EXPRESS TKAIJT RUN DAILT B.
TWEtN PORTLAND AND 8. F.
nmith.
Ull,
7:ou ii. m.
9:18 p. m.
8:16 a.m.
lv.
Lv.
Ar.
roruaiiu
Halem
Hnu Fran.
yr. i 7:oju. ia
Vv. I 6:H8a.m
lv. I 7.00 r.m
Above trains mop only ut lollouiugkutiuo"s
north ofltoseburg, Bust Portland OreRon city
Woodburn, iSalem, Albany Tangent, dbeddsl
Ilalsey, Uarrlsburj.JnnctlonClty.IrvIniraod
Kugene.
KOMKtlimu MAll. DAILY.
.M a. m.
11:17 a. m
5:50 p. in.
L.V.
Lv.
Ar.
I'ortlund
Balem
Kosebnrg
I.V.
J..V.
I 1:40 p. m.
I 7,0in. m
Albany Lih'iiI, Uully lotcept nuinuy.
5 Oil p. m.
7:52 p.m.
9.-00 p. m.
L.V.
Lv:
Ar.
l'ortland
sal em
Albuny
Ar.
Lv.
Lv.
T.M u m.
H:.'X)a.ni.
Dining Curs on Ogtfcn Itoutv
PULLMAN BDEFBT SLEEPERS
A-ND
Second Class Sleeping Cars-
Attached to all through train.
flest Side Division, Between Portland
and Cervallis:
PAIT.Y- (KXCKPT SUNDAY)
?:Ja. in. i
12:10 p. in.
Lv.
Ar.
Poriiuuu
IVirvalliH
Ar.
Lv.
12:611 p. m.
At Albany and irvallis couuect
trains of Oregon P.ilflr HHllmad.
wild
BPKK-O IKAW- (lll. M j- I f
l:w p. m.
7:25 p. m.
Lv.
Ar.
Poi.luLd
MrMliiii vtlln
Ar.
Lv.
buu a. iu
S:liii.ra
TtlltOUUftl I'lCliKTis
To allpolntain the Fiutem .Stales, Canada
and Europe ran bo obtained at lowest rates
lrom W. W. bKIMNUt, Agent, .salera.
KP. ROGER. Aet. . f, ana l-utb.Ag'l
R. KOKHLKR, ManhKer.
The Yaquina Route.
OMGON PACIFIC 11. 11
And Oregon Development company's steam
ship Hue. 223 miles shorter, 20 Mourn less
time than hy any other route, First class
through passenger and freight line from
Portlaud and all i oluts lu tho VVlilamette
valley to and fromi-an Kranclhco.
T1MK BOflliDULE, (Except Sunday.)
Lv Albany 1:00 p m
Ar Yaq.ulna.J::t) p m
Lv Corvallls. 10:35 am
Lv Corvallls 1:40 p m
Lv Yaaulna (i:4- nra
Ar Albany 11:10a m
O. A C. tralna nnnnent. nt Altiutivnfi I'm.
vallls.
The above trains connect at Ynqulna with
the Oregon Deveh pment Co. 'a llm of (.learn
erS. between Yaquina and Han FraniUco
.... I'assengtrs from Portlund and all
Willamette valley point can innke close con
nection with the trains of the yaquina ltoute
at Albany or Corvallls and if denlm-d to fan
Francisco. Bhould arrange to arrl vo at Yaquina
the evening belore date of sailing.
fassenger and Fitight Kate alwaTs.the
tSi?8H t'OT Information apply to Mn
HTL&iAikCo",'r,'18nt und Ticket Agents
a00?.n5.;?I',ntB"'ee, l'orilnud, Or., or
O. O. HUGUE, Ao't (ien'l Ft. ft 1'at-s. Agt,
r. Pi", raclnci It. K. t o Corvallls Or.
C. H. HABWIiLL, Jr.Gi n'l Freight imd
l'ass. Agl. Uxe LbYelopmeutLo.,
tO-1 Montgomeiy Bt.
From Terminal or Interior Foints the
w
me itaiiroau
Is the line to take
To all Points East and South.
vi.ttihi?e,n!nK car roule- Itmns thiougu
vestibule trains; every day In the ear 10
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO
(No change of cars.)
Compesed of dining rum unsurpassed,
rullman drawing room sleepers
, .Ofhitcst equipment
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars.
acmm?ibeDluutructeinnd In which
5uhedftS?hi1Ana a otli lreo and Iup
Uckeu and ornrat and necond-clJ
ELEGAKT JAY COAOHE6?.
iervtcS. 'UK dUent "" nulnlerrnpted
the road. - wn.Bi, ajiy pgent ol
InAmiriri. '? ? P0(J 'romjall pointl
pnroSSeda,tEDJlJ,,i,.'1wan, run? n M
pany. BDy Jckt otrlco ot this com-
of tniin7V : . k "" " mini- rt'. s, pnir
u h, eiicmion to any aceui m 7
T.-iL... n -n ii .i
noruern rac
m?t?rt.,frni' ""waw A rent. No.
BHAW A POVINU' Ai'i"'f
Mexican r Soldiers
Increase of Pensions!
D. P. BUriiu m
AHamrMUw,,TWJaJN;
"tTJiWl!". Ctatajiitoniar,
-- T-WHO, imat
mttmii9M0K&mm&i'
-i -tkr nf r .
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