Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, June 08, 1893, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextEVENDStQ OAPITAi JOtfliAt; OPHUIlSbASr .TUNE 8 'It. B A Tried Betoedy'for Biliousness. Tho.ewotifrirm dlsoider or lnaolloa ?h. unruly org'm no longRB liny luomtoh lira innsl remeilr tluoplli, rfttomdlnnrt podo nifl. nl ff " " ,tlc(1 it pupuUr med frine HMtetiertthomMb JJlltcM. they may ..wet relief wlltf rTtnluf of dutAlntiigll, Theli.flnenco of the Wtl upon t-1" rc.it niiiaty K and Is kltrt-ot. powerful ' rt i. oJlly fJitflM re'"' r' dodllsnotpa....dl but ' mi.iPisnnd pKriimOenU The MllimniMOf fhSffi f irrraPI ettmtio of tbe tohgtw, In- ?X, through tli -Khi sldo and rlouiaer,,ln1 Ct every nccompanlmcnt of tlio obstinate mntofSH totiW and prompilremma hcou nf thin Inestnijtble mdlcine. In Khalf "f which totlinony ii constantly ilxna Sating from every quartered from nllt.las.Va of society. SAI.EM MARKKT8. ' Wi catflo per bushel. OatB 85Wc per bushel.. Potatoes 50C0c per bUdbel. Flour i3 60 per bbl. Bruu (racked) -$18:00 per ton Hhor's (Bucked) J.20.00 per tuii. Means, white, So per lb. Eges 10c per dozen. v Chicfceu8 8 tiMOCporilb. is Chopped feed (tracked) $ 20.00, Ducks 12c per lb. Gee- 7c per lb. Turkpys 10c per lb. Lurd 12J16cperlb. Butter 2530o per pound Heef-TOlSlo-dreesed; f Veul 10 to HSJcf.dreseed. n Pork-712c dressed . Wool 16l8c per lb. Uop9 1416o per lb. Notice to Behbv Growers. Do not order , our berry boxesand crates until jou have seen samples and price list of Orenou Fruit & Produce Co., 177 Commercial tit., Halem. 0 3-dwtf DAY. 3r. Hilts Hedieal Co., Elkhart, Xnd. GrsTLEHm: I never lose an opportunity to 'Cconuuend Dr. Jlilts' Kestoratlve Nervine to any aim noneaflUctcdtlthnerroucomptalnti S-H a " "HI' no assurance that It will not 2 fl "? (ji.., prmint llicm. When our bi y was cKhleeamonil.s old he wnsattacked with violent rpi'is. fcomettmca he would have five or tls - usinilnaBiiisloday. Wt jairo unyptii ua without BENtFir; finally our drusglj ib- oniraendca . mm . Or, Miles' R- sioratle Kcr .UWl- 11 vine Wetrtei i butle, and ,wg 1 fta cou& tee thai Iiuwas dcncfitid moMTHt riaaT DOS I. We med tureo bottles, ana I am nappy to say tl.o child naa FNTIRELY CURED. We used no other remedy, and nls cure la complete. Uo u S3THOUSANDS lv healthy. Youareat'llbertyto uaemynameln OOUNDINO THE FRAISC Of THIS WONOtarUI. RCMCDY. & C. HlACOX, Agent Pacific Express Co. nastlngt, Ketiruia, April tth, tt2. Dr. Miles' Nervine, storr cxbtaiiTccm po HEADACHE, KEDSALQIA, BEBV0UB PB0B- TKATI0H, DKZIHEBa, BPABMB, BLEEPLE88- BESS, DULMESS, BLUES, and 0PIUK HABIT, SOLD ON A r0ITIVC QUARANTKC. TRY DR. MILES' PILLS, 50'DOSES 2S'CT& eold oy U. J. Fry, druuKist, Balem POWER HOUSE Meat IVIarket. Fresh and Halt' meats of the best qua'Ity. Poultry and stout. Free delivery. FRED WAYMIRE. Deutscher AdvoGat. P0ST0FFICE BL0:K, - -SALEM, OR. Admitted to practice In all the courts. Special attention given to German speak 1ns teople and buaTneHat the county .and atato offices. JE HOFKB, Wotary JMbUc. Are You Ever Tired? Do you ever Iblnk yonr skin, needs rrat T It certainly does. It needs tonle to tone It up Just like a rundown system. LOLA M0NTEZ:0REME t The Skin Food and TIssur-ltnllaer. Iaafood for tbe skin. It naken ; tbe akin Jinn nnd preserves ltn eaatlclty, tbua pre tentlng wrinkles. Youioupnot freckle or tail with tbe croma n.iTnnVriioe. No toll et tab,.e Is complete.' without It. One not iu 75 centaj 'ast th ee month , used dallv. It ialhfiONL.Yr-KlN FOOD on th mark-' tt. BUWABJ4 K WOKTHLIVH IU1 TA'l IoNH and accept W.W i TutarW- no subntuute, "MAS: NETTir HARRISONr AMkBICA'a BAUTy DocrpB. tfl Geary HU & Kracclfco.Cal For aalo bv VllKD IXOO, Brurelst, I'atton Block. Fatem, Oregon. j , For any special or mteakMnlAor the face ind form, write to WJW.- P,E Hnptrfluoua bulr permanently removea. J.H.HAAS,. TUB WATCH MA BLEB, ZlSXCoawweWSt, - ialwi, Ortfw. (Next oor to Klein's.) Ppeebdty of ijeotaalei, and repalrta Cloaks. SuisMiMMIJtnntry. SIX SPASMS A &-r--2nHr,l ? Tsftuuvt. ! QOWN3, WAI3T8 AND BLAZERS THEY ARE TO BE WORN. AS Tlio Hummer Girl Will Forsake tier Man nish Way anil Return to Uugnglnf; Fem ininity The Eton Coat and Its Varia tion. A pretty examplo of the summer gown, eon recently by a Now York Sun writer In an nasemblago of women, was of blue 'ergo, witn a flaring skirt brightened with scarlet piped tucks 2 inches wido and occurring midway between the hem and the belt. Tlio tight fitting, seamless little bodice has a jockey basquo pieced on at the waist lino with a scarlet cord. This basquo is not mora than 5 or 0 inches deep, is cut from a circular piece of cloth in such a way that whilo it has no seams the lower edge flares out al- .fr smiMER aowNS. mosttlnto a'ruffle and is lined with the scarlet silk. With this stylo basquo is always worn a collar cut on the same order, 'wide enough to fall over the shoulder, very much fulled on tho lower edge, but fitting in tightly at tho neck with no gores or puckers. Tho collar is also lined with scarlet, and a lino of scar let shows down tho front in a V above where tho double breasted bodice but tons over to tho left Bido. Tho sleeves aro long and full, wrinkling up in a big puff. Another summer gown, sweetly de mur and simple, is of tho lightest gray tweed, made up with n plain skirt, gath ering into a broad belt. The coat, with Its broad citoyenno revers, is double breasted and buttons over with four large pearl buttons. It is cut short enough to show the belt all around, and is low in the neck in front, showing a white shirt with a turned down linen collar and soft tie. Turned back cuffs of linen add the charm of neatness. The Eton coat summer gown shows great and diverse variety that must be a surprise to the modest little schoolboy coat tho ladies have adapted and now i a. ,! 44U tu-tl rl oninrt rA. SUMMER FIXINGS. f veraTplaited 8houlder capes and deep Such a heap ehould be situated at a dis collara lined with color. Satin, moire, tance from the house in some available braid of all kinds, gold, blue and white and blackrwith cords of black or gold, finish tho coats and appear on tho skirts aawelL i Some of the coats have sleeves and collars of dotted material, blue and white or bluo and'acarlet, and not infre quently the coats ttre without' sleeves, showing tho gay colors of the waist of silk or cotton inside. Of tho coats shown in tho illustrations one has a broad rover of black satin, with a rever of the ma terial, -edged around with a milliner's fold of satin stitched on with machine stitching. The puffs on tho sleeves finish witn uuie cuua oi me wuu uu mo BUMMER WAIST ANDlBHAZER. elbow and folds at the wrist.' Tho BkW.' which has a flounce of the goods for the" lower half, has two groups of folds on tnn flrmnco and a singlo fold where it joins the skirt. When tho plaited collars are used; they aro finished with the folds, and some of tho skirts have the pipings waved on in curved lines, shortening at one side, where they lap with little bowa. The distinguishing feature of the new blazer is its flaring skirt and plaited shoulder ruffle. The back bangs almost is plaits from the waist down. Tho front shows both tho plain and tho plait ed rovers. 'An appropriate name has been chosen, for these coats, which ahows how far they have departed from their former simplicity-tho Butterfly. Not infrequently thtfftettering ruffle is lined ,wtth,a :Mlor,Wteh0iQS,to us giaaiuess. A Moth PreTentUe.? A pleasant perfamennd moth prevent ive U made of cloves, caraway seeds, nutmeg, mace, cinnamon and Tonquin beans, of each an ounce. Add as much Ploti8evorrirootasiwiU equal-the oOwfcJnerediuBta,. -Put together, grind all to a powder sji4 putjj liKle bags Good Old dtngerkrcaal. Take 2 p&ltiW flour, a half pound of lard, 1 pound of sugar, 1 cap of o lasses, '3 ggs, 3 teaspoonfuls of baking pemderja Wle ginger and a pinch of salt, and mu morougmy auu u.o go6&jsii o.v.en. ' Cake-Icing. JcIsk fo? cakes may be prevented irom .oVfr.vwhmbelnircnt by adding osa ititfosmtvl of sweet cream to each ua- MtM -" "TLl war uatil - aa r.an be stirred. . ? Jr - -- DISINFECTANTS. Directions For MaUInc find Su;r;;oitloin For Using Tlicm. A powerful disinfectant Hko copporui Is needed iu tho spring to (.lean out tho plumbing and thoroughly purify it. In almost every house that is attached to a system of sowago there is an outside drain that is certain to need disinfection early. For this purpose dissolve a pound of copperas in six quarts of boiling water, rtirring it thoroughly. Pour 1j oolu lion down tho drain, being careful not to patter it, as it is a powerful jwison and will permanently stain anything it touches. Should any crystals of tho cop peras remain in tho bottom of the dish it was dissolved in add moro boiling water and dissolve them. Do not attempt to dissolve tho copperas in any vessel of tin or other metal. An old white washpall or some wooden dish that will not bo used for any other purposo is tho best thinir to mix it in. After disinfecting tho drain clean it with a whisk nnd keep it free from dirt or any foreign substances that may stop it up. Tho closets about tho houso should bo disinfected in tho same way as the drain. A strong prep aration of washing soda anu Doiung water should bo poured down tho drain pipe of tho sink at least onco a week if any amount of greasy water passes through it All tho ledges and inside of tho sink should bo scrubbed with a whisk kept for the purposo. It is necessary to keep watch of the floor in tho vicinity of the sink, whero bits of food may fall, Bvnn if one is not cuilty of the supremely slovenly trick of keeping the garbage pail there. Tho gamage pan suuum w kept outdoors and should bo emptied daily and washed out after it is emptied, so that thero will bo no chance for it to become foul and odorous. Thetlanof burning tho garbage is oi ten advocated, and whero thero is a small quantity this is possible. But in sum mer, when melon rinds and fruit and vegetable peelings accumulate, it is not possible to destroy tho mass in tho kitch en stove without serious injury to the stovo and an odor which will pervade the whole house. Tho best way to dispose of this refuse in tho country is to put it in a pit each day, covering it with a little earth and adding a mixturo of lime nnd washing soda in equal parts. Properly buried in this manner tno mass Decomea rotted, and in six mbnths or a year will bo tho most valuable kind of fertilizer for a flower bed or vegetablo garden. Thus nothing ia wasted as ik is in burn ing. Old bones or refuso of any ldnd can be thrown in this pit(and if proper ly treated with soda and lime will all be come in time reduced to an even mass. Old Connecticut farmers saved every thing they could for such a compost heap aa this, and it enabled them to eke out a considerable Crop from land that was too often at the sart barren. Where there are farm animals a great deal of tho waste of kitchen is valuable food for them. It is the waste that is of no other use tnat is usea in mecouiyuav uraiy, spot So valuable is this waste ior a ier tilizor thatxsmall German gardeners in the vicinity of a great city gladly call for it, ostensibly for the "pig," but in reali ty for fertilizing their celery beds and other more valuable vegetables. Flow ers exhibit wonders of bloom reate4 by a dressing of this kind properly mixed with the earth. A Pointer For the Slok Room. In lifting a sick woman, says a nurse, always put the arm beneath tho pillow instead of under the pationt's bock. Carn of the Feet. A great many women aro habitual suf ferers from cold feet This is very often due to an imperfect circulation of tho blood or to some such trouble calling for medical advice. A little care of tho feet will often remedy this matter, howover, if it is not duo to tho state of tho general health. The feet, to bo in a perfectly healthy condition, should bo bathed ev ery day, and they should be rubbed briskly with a friction towel if thero is any tendency to chilliness. The shoes should fit neatly, but they should not bo tight. If tho feet are wet, tho shoos should bo removed at tho earliest oppor tunity and tho stockings changed. If they aro cold, it is best to rub them with a little alcohol and water and dry them with a soft friction towel, rubbing them briskly to restore tho circulation. It is strange' that so many people neglect to care for their feet who deVoto consider able tlmo to their hands. It is quite cer tain that corns, bunions and other afflic tions of tho feet aro moro oiton aue to such neglect than improperly shaped shoes or any other cause. Silk and Lace Telerlne. This cut shows tho pelerine, a novelty. It is composed of silk and lace and trimmed with jet of colored passemen- A NOVELTY. trie. It k simple in design, and the sketch requires- very little explanation. The cost of material and making is prob ably as follews: four yards blaek rilk at ILK) t0? Five yard black silk U Inches deep at Cc Two yard paatetBteterie at 6C0 X ISO 100 UMag L4niBEa.ew.01.. .............". .......... Total TUm Hf lU.UlHMIWWl'WIIIf'HWV'' jarJafc !L1 SssksH How's Your liver? Is tho Oriental salutation, knowing that good health cannot exidt without a healthy Liver. When tho Liver 13 torpid tho Bow cIb aro 6ltiRgish and con stipated, tlio food lies in tho Btomach undi- fested, poisoning tho lood; frequent headache ensues; a ieoling of lassi tude, despondency and nervousness indicato how tlio wholo system is do ranged. Simmons Liver Regulator has been tho means of restoring moro people "to health and happiness by giving thorn a healthy Liyer than any agency Known on earth. It acts with extraor dinary power, and efficacy. NEVER BEEN DISAPPOINTED, Aa a eenlral family remedy for dyspepsia. Torpid Liver, Constipation, etc., I hardly ever ass anything else, and have never been dis appointed In the effect produced; It scams to be almost a perfect 'core for all dlitues of the Btomach and Bfels. W. J. HcExjmt, Macon. Us. FKOId BROOKS. Elizabeth Gillet is improving. E. K. Sbaw drove to Salem Sunday. Tho M.E.folksTvlll have an Icecream and strawberries. Mr. and Mrs. Bcckman are in East ern Ure gon, looking after business mat ters there. G. B. Erwlti nnd wif, of Sllverton, were guests at tbe Hotel Do Brooks, Sunday. Dr. Jesaup made a professional call to Brooks Sunday. Mrs. M. L. Jones enjoyed n visit from her sister, Mrs. Gilbert, this week. M. L. Jones and w'fo attended tbe wedding of ber brother, at Eugene last week. Mable Jones Is staying with ber grandma at Hubbard. Miss Fanuie Norwood spent a .few days in this place last week. Quite a gootlly dumber of Brookltea attended tbe ice cream social at tbe Cbaptnan school bouse Friday night. A. G. Perkins moved his family out to tbe farm Monday. Miss Edmav will remain in Salem until tbe school closes. Mrs. Amsler, of Salem, visited her sister of this place Sunday. Miss Mollle Jackson is making a two weeks visit with friends In Portland. Mrs. Veatch of Salem returned home Sunday after a week'astay with parents and friends. Harris-m and S. A. Jones made a fly ing teip to Portlaud Saturday step In to thestoieaudyou can guess their bus iness down there. Jno. Schnffer dropped lu homo for a days stay, Sunday bringing with hlm-a dozen pure bred Brown leghorn ohloks bo means business and never does things by halves. Lost. Bay mare, weight 000 lbs., black maue and tall, no white. Will pay for return of tbe animal. Thomas Holman. 670 High street, Salem. dw-tf Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed : Castoria VIGOR f MEN Easily, Quickly, Permanently Restored. WEAKNESS, NERVOUSNESS, DESIUTY, and all tbe train of arils Xrom earl errors or later excesses, tie results of overwork, sickness, worr.eto. rullstrCDf tb, development and lone given toevery organ and portion of tbe body, Rlmpl. nstnrsl methods. Iraniollatelinprovemeat sren. FlluielinposlbI. 2JUU references Book, explanation and proofs walled (sealed) free. ERIE MEDICAL CO. aUrTALO, N.V. Smith Premier Typewriter. Bold on easy payment. ForCRejiL W. I. STALEY, Agent, Sakm. U,N.pUmJBB,Oea,lAl, W Third .HI., Portisad. Bend for catalogue. 1 flTiisiii mm) Iffi vZlMiiwiirJU Jssssss!'sss0"!liBsssssssssssssssssssfBVl JV MiJVasssssssssssssssssH -- T. J. KRESS. HOUSE PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, Natural Wood Finishing, Cor, 30th and Cbemeketa Street. Screen jDoors AND JonniNo, Morley & VWlnsWinley. Bhop 61 Htato street. Geo. Fendrischj CASH MARKET Best meat and free delivery. 136 State Street. J. L.IASHBY. Meat Market, 208 Commerolal Street. Good meats, Prompt delivery. FRED A. ERIXOiN, STONE AND BRICK CONTRACTOR. Estimate made on all kinds or wore. HosldenceCor. 18th and Belvlew t lfin. DotH McKlllop, Steam Wood Saw Leave orders nt Salem Im provement Co., 05 State street. 1 jauAvV 'V1 THE GREAT SPANISH BRAIN AND Have you abused tho laws of nature and Injured your nervous system T Aro you despondent and melancholy with confused ideas and gloomy thoughts ? ' ' E3PANO will positively euro you. It contains no mtneral.polsons. and is remarkable for awakening organlo action throughout the system and. an improvement in ovcry tissue. It produces better muscles, bones; nerves, hair, naila, Bkln, blood and gives vigorous life to tho unfortunate -who has exhausted his powors. Tropared in tablet form and .packed in boxes convenient to carry In tho pocket. Each box contains 90 doses or enough to last ono monthiandjis worth many times its weight in gold. Tho price $1.00 per box or 0 boxes for f 5.00 if ordered at one timo and a guaranteo will bo given that any caso men tioned abovo that it does not cure, tho money will be refunded. As to our financial standing we refor to any bank in this city. Bent charges prepaid to any address in United States or NCariada. Iut up in plain wrapper with no mark to distinguish what it is. Betid for circulars and testimouuds. Addrosa, 1 Stockton Street SAN'FRANCISCO, CAL,, U. S. A An able' Brain and-Nerre doniulted entirely free of ! address. .atAiV1r'Ar II P. M. CARS. 1 1 p. m. Cars' leave Hotel and Postolficc dally for Asylum, Penitentiary and Cemetery on Capital City Railway. Car leaves 5 a. m., connect lug with Overland train, and cars leave Hotel every SO minutes from :SO a. m. to 11 p. in. for allpoiuts on the lines excepting Cemetcryar,Taken off to meet Passenger Trains. Electric Lights On Meter System. TO CONSUMERS : The Balem Light and Power Company at ereat expense have equipped their Eleetno Light plant with tho m wt modtrn apparatus and are now able to oiler the publlo a better light than any syilem and at a rate lower than any city on the ceast. Arc and Incandescent Light ing. Electric Motors for all purposes where power Is re quired. Residences can be wired for as many lights a desired and the consumers pay for only such llgbia as are usea. mis using rcg isweu by an ciecino Meier, uujuo 179 Commercial St, Farm for Sale or Trade. On easy terms, four miles east of Hubllmlty, conUlning 147 acres; will trade for property tn or near Balem, II. CI. 1)0 VB, (Ml Hubllmlty, or. ANDEW'a Eli I BIG BELT h& uL.ffi UTEST PATENTS EST WPB4VEMENTI. WITH ELECTM- 5 MACMfTIQ MSfENSOir. VUI tr Wll.1 UttU nnltlst rr.i rt.rui.U! .1 Vnls, Mil. rf...M. r IXlur tlUa, U M.. HUMlH. 4!.l, lMM.MtH 4.I.IIII, .I... Mu.na. ItHixr, .MafuiUa, sMsM.U.ar '(' M.ilU,lli.VL... I.wi, Hjallaa. s.urel miaalis, ta tMa ttMtfta Ml muki . l-...-l. ..a. Jl.lk.n.uStl.M. aut.sllb.l to Utuatilr l.lt Vr H tunrii r.rfaS M,M, U4 wM v aJI . in IIiumiiiiWi itwul. M MunrMif IkUaw iinu totaMfea nr U M.r .MSla MitS. ass v cl.a aU .ta a l,inmm-ltJJt.e.t'IVJ-reirtMit1i liraSTt w swset.a V, it. anatA aa fit aw4 TifjMX!rLmm!r. vHOc3s vMz?2 .. .S W..1 . J..E. MUItSHY. Tii Ifor.feale. - Brick and Tiletyard, NOKTH 8ALLM. Take It EVENING -JODRNAL, OnlySoebtsa day delivered at your door. JOHN C. -MARTIN. Horseshoeing. BLACKSMITHING. tato Street, - - Balem. "ESP AN" This -wondorfuL prepawtlon isTEurely Vegqtablo :" compounded from tho prescription of tho Official Physician to tho Court of Spain. " EBpano " recreates Mental and Neryo Power in Man and Woman. An infalliblo remedy for NervOttS and General Debility, Nervous Prostration, Creeping: Paralysis, "Weakness caused by'DebilitatinglVoases, Excesses or Over-indulgences, In cipient Softening of tbe Braln or Paresis, DiineM, lVostof Memory, Contused Noughts and allBraln, Nerve or 8exual Weaknesses. It.haB no equal in, restoring.tho Stomach and Brain to its normal condition following tho abuse of Alcoholio Beverage", or indulgence in-tho Opium, Morphine or Chloral habit. Specialist ean at any time bo confidently personally or by mall, at the above ONLY LINE RU.NNINC THR0UGHDA1LY Leaving Portland, 8:45 A- M. .3U r. IY1. 31 DAYS TO CHICAGO 7 Hours Quicker to St. Paul, 23 Hours Quicker to Chicago, 40 Hours Quicker to Omaha and Kansas City. PULLMAN .and TOURIST SLEEPERS FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS, DINING CARS. Kor rates and general Information call on or auaroKS, W. n. HOBLBUnT, Aut, O. P. A mi waamiiigujuDv.. fouTiMU. Ouaooc. From Terminal or Interior Points the B Is the line to bike To all Points East and South. Itlsthedlnlng car route. Itrnns through vestibule trains; every day in tbe year 10 ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO (No change of cars.) Composed of dining eanLUnsurpsuwed, ullman drawing room sleepers 1 ;orutest equfpmeat TOURIST Sleeping Cars. Beat that eati be constructed and In which accommodations are both tree and fur nished for bolder of first sad seeo&d-olse tickets, and ELEQAWT DAY OOAOHTO. Aoontlauots 11m Maertlng with all line, asordlng dlree and uninterrupted Mpuitman slfrV mtloBi can bee cured In advi m Uuot.is aay agent of 1 Through tirbU to and from all points la AmafleailOMlland M Jterw einbs jnirhisriTil Hity UekHoaMeaofthUeosa "VvJl'l lufurmatloa eoneemlBg, rates, tltaj of traink,r6ule asdethw detelU fnrnUhed oaa:,.l.e-,.teyctfiXtor '"bSav? downing, A 2 J. kBENNUT. k?Wfc i'mil, nd Cigars ( F O. Qloolt. K. T. lllMl'UKElS, Clgni asd Tobaee. BILLIARD PARLOR, 84fJ Corrv'l Strat. T. w. thornbirg, Tho Upholsterer, Hcmodels, re-covers and rcraln upholstered furniture. First rlaHS work, rhov.ovta streot, Htote Insurance blook. NERVE REVIVER m H ' IA East and South -VIA- THE SHASTA ROUTE- the Southern Pacific. Company. j CAI.irOUNIA. XXI'HBSS TBAIN BUN DAILT-BK-TWEIN rOKTlND An B. 1". tioulh. I .Nurtb. 7.0C p. IU. 9:18 p. m. B:15 a.m. Lv. Lv. Ar. 1'orlluna Halem Ban Kran. Ar. .1 7aa. .1 6--WS. '.) 7.00 p. 7utaan iv. LV. Above trains atop only at following stauoas Eugene HnHKIUlHO MAIL. HAII.Y, kju a. m. I Lv. 11:17 a. m Lv. 5 60 p. in, I Ar. t'ortlund Halem Hoseburg Ar. CMIP.l Lv. mo p.m. 'I Lv. '7.K30B. m Albany Local, liully fcjtoept Hauday. &(Xip.m. 7.62 p.m. IhOO p. tn. LvT LVi Ar. i'urtlaud ealem Albany Ar, il lO-DUkklu.'' Lv. 7.a,m. Lv, o-itua. ni. Muhig i'tu-H on Ogdcn Route . PDLLMAN BDFFET SLEEPERS AND Second Class Sleeping Cars Attached to all through trains. .! West Side Division, Between PertM- anil Cervallis: PAIX.Y-(XCKIT BOMDAY). 7.ao u. in. 12.10 p. m. ILV. Ar. Tl'orlland Oorvallls . . ail l ..3 Ar. ban n. iu. LV. UteMp.aa. At Albany and (X) rvalue connect trains of Orrtron rmMno Uallroad. wits) KSl-HKnn ritAIW (QAII.Y KKOatTBUMQAIf ' ' , T r , y, .i.-:f,'if i 1 4:W p. in. 7:2A p. in. Lv. 'Portland" Ar. I ttiUk. m Ar. McMlnnvllle lv. astfta.m THROUGH TIK1T To all points In the KasUrn HUtes. Canada ana KUrope can ua uuuuuca . iu iwm from W. W. bKINNKK, Agent, Haleas. K.P. BOHKK8. AMU U. . OHd ifmU. Ag't It. KOKHLKK, Manager. The Yaqulna Route. OREGON PAffl ! 11 L And Oregon Development oomraoy'a ateMa ship line. 2 wiles shorter. 'JO hours leas , tlmo than by any othtr route, Hrst etaaa through passenger and IreiKht'llae frei I'orUaud and all lolnu In the WiilswvrtM yaliey to and fromlan Kranelsco.' TIMK BOllKDULK (Kxee?t ttusday.) f Lv Albany 1 00 p m I Lv UorvollUi Mum Ar Yaaulnu.JVTO p m Lv Yq u I ua aa Lv OorvaliN. iftaoam Ar Albany lliWa m O ACtralna connect at Albany ot CXo vallls ' 'i he' above trains connect at YoqulM wHSa' theilncoHXavelrpuieat tx.'s Hue at slsaat era between Yaqulna and Man Kmaeleo. Nitll'assMHrrtni from trtUata aa4 all Willamette vulley point can make elos) soa ncctlou with thtf tmttMOflM YaqalM MMfts at Albany or UorvallU a4 If d4lM4 Wfcj Kran&iseo.shouldarranietOarrlvesATasjaam ttiecxeiilBg Before oaiaof . faMCBiier and Freight Katas biwswt. for lateraaafloa HULMAJNC1 aeu ana vm rn c0.miJl VZiE .'iZZ&M mlWrnft ttM "TTTiiPiir im i, s. Ja tJst . uatniasiSB. tssw ms a x rwmna mm9 1 f M jrn&te?.. " '4 Wi,V). i' .Fl ;C.t :Ii'Aail '.Ua,. , .JSidu,' j,.&iJmm jlm. i.tt.tSfe.tt. jit.